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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1911)
The O bserver« Being a horse wouldn’t be to bad if men were more humane. 4- ; Additional Locals. the benefit of tier health. Alex Hunter has received word Pocket Maps of O regon and of the death of his mother on the ■ • r u t)U y O M Ieltal P a y « , The country will be glad to see W ashington. The Observer Book 13th, at her home in Canada, i m o al r e m a o r « ■ « « ■ * * **> Store. aged 90 yean. She was a native that there is a virtual unanimity _ . MORO, OREGON. Miss Emma Peetz is visiting of Scotland, and came to Canada among republicans in favor of a tariff commission ; the tariff board this week with relatives in Teko, with her parents when about 12 Entered aa second c la n m a tin at the vea n old and settled on the Otta peat office at M o ro , O regon, July 25, 18*^1. established at the present session of Wash. wa river about 30 miles from Otta congress does not entirely meet the Keep everlastingly at it is good wa city, Canada. She leaves two necessity; it is a temporary device advice when you are going in the D . C . I r e l a n d , E d ito r. sons, Alex, who resides in Sher and neither the president nor any right direction. C . L . I r e l a n d .......... .. Manager. man county, and W illiam , o f body else, felt assured of anything The idea that the sight of a red Maidstone, Sask., three daughten, like permanence for it. shirt will make hens lay would be F R ID A Y ........ J a n u a r y 27, 1911 M n John Brownell of Sask., M n great if it would only work. G eo A Williams of Dresden, N. H on . J H Ackerman, ex-super If you do not read T h e O bserver, why F A Block, at the M oro Pharm Dakota, M n Chas Develin o f Ot intendent of public instruction, a not? acy, has a full line of jewelry, tawa, Canada, besides several W e would like to have you take It, and prominent educational worker in watches, eye glasses, etc., at city grahdchildren and 12 great-grand we know it would be profitable to you to the state, has been unanimously become a subscriber. W e send it two prices. children. State years for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12 H rts a elected president o f the month isn’t m uch. T ry It. O rd e r by That is a good story of the Ger-' Normal School at M onm outh, postal card, and pay for it when you can. Teachers' Examinations which position pays a yearly salary man dog that can ta lk ; but most Church and Society notices F R E E , e x Prof. Ackerman will dogs continue to do their talking cept when for m oney m aking purposes. of $3,600. given (hat tha County Notioe ia with their tails. Such notices at regular rates at the option assume his duties in October. Sohool Superintendent »nt of Sherman Sbarman oount oonm S of the publishers. W e w ill not be responsible for the neglect of subscribers to notify as of changes in their address. N o r w ill the notification of a Postmaster that the sub scriber has “ R e m o v e d ” settle the b ill of a delinquent. D id it ever occur to you that it coats no more to produce printing that is pleasing to the eye than the other kind? The Observer is equipped w ith all the modern faclities for doing good work at the very m inim um of cost. T r y us w ith an order end if it is not executed to your perfect satisfaction you need not pay for it. Send for advertising rates. W e shall have to wait at least 'Another year before the aviators get above the law of gravitation. ...j Russia is going to build a $75,- 000,000 fleet for the Black Sea; Russia is in favor of peace at any price. T okyo newspapers declare that Japan is not ready for w ar; that's a strong argument in favor of peace. **■ ~ Democratic legislatures also have insurgents to bight ’em , but they know where the fashion or iginated. Krupp the gunmakers made a profit of $9,000,000 last y e a r ; al most as much as Mr. Carnegie’s peace offering. Another chewing gum trust has been formed ; are none o f the ne cessities of life to remain free from trust dom inition? The congressional atmosphere is almost as chilly for Peary as was that at the top of the world. But he got what he was after. Tennessee has a new sensation. A republican governor has not only been elected, but will be per mitted to hold the office. It is asserted that cent, of the people o f York state are insane ; what a Jot of bother they must have withXhe sane ones It is said thaythe Tw o Dollar bill is unpopular with women ; per haps, but it has always been regard ed as a great convenience by poli ticians. Mr. Rockefeller has never sug gested the removal of a Chicago University professor; maybe he has never read what some of them have had to say for publication. '-U U- "IL N ow that some of the dem o cratic leaders in congress have feasted at Baltimore they are pre-» pared to state if canvas-back duck with insurgent sauce tasts like the real thing. ' 4 If the dry case of Senator Lori- mer can raise so much dust in the senate, devastating typhoons and earthquakes may be counted upon when “ Ballinger’s vindication’’ is handed in for approval. F “ Oregon has the best system o f government in the world,” says Jonathan ; but Kellaher fell down in his efforts to have the Salem senate proclaim it. Had he but added these words to those of Jonathan :> “ for fostering graft and keeping dead beats in office,“ the com pleted sentence would have immediately been recognized as the truth. Som ebody suggests cork as a suitable muzzle for the point of hat pins ; the suggestion is all right but wouldn’t a small potato answer as well ? Mr and Mrs Lot Rust were in M oro on Friday to consult D rO J Goffin about their little one, who appeared quite sick, but since is much better. If a telephone wire can be used simultaneously for several mess There are intimations that Eng ages, the statement «that the line is land is somewhat opposed to the busy will not convey the idea that erection of defenses by the United communication is blocked.-,. \ L. W . Ross, the W asco jeweler, States at the Panama can al; this is a surprising position for that coun gives a guarantee with every watch try to take. In a letter to Presi that you cannot get of anyone, ex dent Taft Senator Foraker points cept a jeweler known for watches out that there is nothing in the at the right price. treaty between the United States A farmer at Twin Falls took the and Great Britain in 1901 dealing O. S. L. $500 prize for the best with an isthmian waterway to for potato crop; he dug 645 bushels bid us from fortifying any canal from one acre, the variety of p o there which we would decide to tato being known as the Dalmany build, and Mr. Foraker had a Challenge. hand in the shaping of that in M oro W C T U will entertain ternational treaty. at a M others’ meeting to be held at the M E church this afternoon T he UnitedStates Supreme court (Friday) at 2:30. Mothers of in unanimous decision has held children under school age are that there is no federal libel law in cordially invited to com e and this country to muzzle American bring the little ones with them. newspapers that find occasion to After a specially arranged pro criticise administrative practices. gram, light refreshments will be This sweeping decision is of more served. importance in assuring freedom of A certain California parson was speech than any other issue since loudly inveighing before a minis the destruction of the federalist terial assembly against schools of party more than 100 years ago for theology, and finished by thank enacting the notorious alien and ing G od that he had never “ rub sedition law s; it is an authoritative bed his back up against one.** “ Do declaration froth the highest source I understand the brother * to say that there is in this country no such that he thanks God for his ignor crime as lese majeste, and that no administrative personage is be ance?” asked the bishop. "W ell, yond the pale of honest criticism. yes, if you want to put it that way,” he replied. “ Then all I have to add,” said the bishop unc- Eleven months must pass before ffiously., “ is that the brother has the meeting o f the new congress; a great deal to be thankful for.” the first jh mocratic house the coun try hajfelected in 16 years will not Demoss Correspondence. be sworn in and organized until December. Nevertheless, dem o January 26, 1911. cratic members who expect to be prominent, ate fixing it up with Miss Taylor, of Moro, spent Sunday with Mrs G W Davis. surprising alacrity and com plete ness ; the speaker-to-be appears-to- Mr and Mrs P W Davis were be already in his-seat-to-be, and in Moro visiting last wtek. with the aid of kindred spirits is DeM oss Brqs. have just com certainly “ doing things;” one of pleted a couple of beds for L L the democratic issues has been the Peetz. power of the house to control its own proceedings; but the first 'M iss Aliena Davis and Aaron democratic m ove now is to shape N orpe spent Sunday at the home the action of the house before it of A Hunter. reaches the capitol and is called to Mrs Kee, and daughter Dot, re order. turned Sunday from a trip to Salem where they have been visit Sarely the World Grows Botter. ing relatives. « i l l hold the regular examination of appi onnta for State and County Paper« at Moro, Oregon, at the Court House aa follows • For State Paper«. Com m enein* Wednesday, February 9th, 1911, at 9 o’oloek a. an.. and continuing null! Saturday,February n th , at 4 o’oloek p.m. WaDMMDax— Peatnannhip, history, sue I ling physical geography, reading, psychology TnuaaDAT— W ritten arithm etic, theory of teaching, grammar, book-keeping, phys- iof, civil government. F m id a t —Algebra, geography, composition. Physiology, English literature, aehool la w ./' SAToapi»— Botany, piane geometry, general btatory. For Qountv Panera. . Commencing Wednesday, Feb 8th. at 9 o’olook a. m., and continuing u n til Friday Feb. 10th, a t o'clock p. m . Wednesday—Peumanahip, hiatory, orthog raphy, reading, physical geography, Thn «day— W ritten arithm etic, theory of teaohing, grammar, physiology, F rid a y —Geography, school law. oivil gov ernment, English literature. Yours tru ly , W. O. Bavxirr, County Superintendent 4 WOOD FO R S A L E Oak and Fir. Over-stock compels tu td sell below market price. Write os for quotations. w a n tin g some shad- ind penw ork done. ADVERTISE YOUR Business, it Rays. Call upon or write JAT J. LOWE M ra k lu d , Or. D r . o . j . g offin . D. & S. WOOD CO. Hood River Oregon. Orpington Roosters for Sale. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. D r . MARIK M. GOFFIN. Diseases of Women & Cklllrei a Specially 1 S herwin -W illiams V arnish S tain ' Z D e x x tls t F in e for wood work too. N o t a new “ fa d ” product, but one that has been made and sold w idely for years. I t correctly imitates all the hardwoods. I t spreads easily and anyone can apply it. A small can goes a long way— try one. Horses for Sale. I have one team of young horses for sglto. . W ell broke to W ASCO , - OREGON work. C . L . LOW THER, 16th to 30th of each month. 4t’20*] S M oro. Or Office opp. M cCoy, Atwood Co Fresh Bread Every Day At the M oro Commercial Store will be furnished patron*from and after this date, as formerly. Mr». I. H. S m it h . 4tU3*] M oro, Or S G RI Red Roasters for Sale. I have a few full blood which I wish to dispose of. Mrs. N. W. S il v e r s , 4t-313*K M oro, Or To Buy, Sell or Exchange. Any person or persons having horses, cattle, houses, lots or house hold goods for sale or exchange, or parties desiring to buy such property, will find The Obse rver a an Registered Stallion lor Sale. R o o m . 1 A 2 over W . W . M M ORO - Co. Bank. OREGON Frank Menefee DEALERS IN Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts, and Hay. Attorney - at - Law Office in Vogt Block upstairs TH E DALLES OREGON MANUFACTURERS OF MILL FEED AND FLOUR. J â m e s S S te w a r t, lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOCCt Stock Inspector Sherman County, Oregon. EEDS THEVERYBEST T Pr»»h. B a lla b l» , P a r« t» P I— «» E v ery G ardener end P la n te r ebonld teat the •ap erto r m erit» of O a r N o rth ern G rown Seeds. S— rant»»« SEED « •D tla tr y a a th » Paolfla C oast 1» »z»owtad her». W • h * * » b u ilt np o u r re p u ta tio n un It . on can Sepem l on g v n ii/v and cannot j e t b e tte r p a in l.e e work »B jrw har», no m a tte r to o * m uch yo u p a y . —4 • PSeiSL «PFBR W e flnlek p lat» bridge work fo r out- F O R 10 C E N T S ws will »end postpaid o ar F A M O U S C O L L E C T IO N fr e e wbea pjetee e * Felnleee « ( tr e a t! — brld»» work it order- CeeeeKitlen free. $S. Metor Crewe, 2?fc Brld«e f totM W N -« to to— ,-T t* "F— field Filllnf, , Eniael FiUle«, Silver nfflevt «Tèi I Bota to ewto to I t o , per eeete»e ea4 e»4 «estive taeekeve m OeltoeMee, t a , d .n H«w w»4 iM tr e a * ! .. fl.r Guide » O B T H K B M 8F.ED CO. in ? JSsyiA Standard Oil Company HOSMER & CASE M oro, Oregon. Attorneys at Law Valued at $1,500.00 will be sold for $700.00, as I am too busv with other work to take care of him. W ill take Tone or -two good work Deputy Stock Inspector Louis Schade w ltz , Kent. Oregon horse*, in part payment. I b is pronosition will be void after Feb 15, 1911. For further particulars CATALOGI apply on the farm, 15 miles south READY TO east of M oro, or addr< J o se ph M. E d d y , T U U S to M 6U 30.64Ì n b x 3 8 . M o r o , O r IMr^C.taie« V< — GOOD to U - A be gUd !• tbe^u /» a n U r cardt JFr’ tf Bryant & Whealdon Address; MORO. OREGON. T h e F am ous > I f there is, you can make it look like new— give it a rich, natural wood finish with J. R. Morgan Mr and Mrs N P Gleason are the proud parents of a 11 lb. boy. T he O . Man is almost persuad ed this winter that the world is Dr Goffin reports mother and surely getting better. In the good child doing well. old days of yore it was the cus T E Epplitt of Tillamook, is tom to divide, especially nice visiting A Hunter. Mr E. is on things, with the editor. In those his way hom e from N ew M exico, days it was the custom for the where he has taken Mrs E. for meat market man, or the grocer, or som e kind hearted farmer, to bring in, a day or two before Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years, and present to the editor a nice fat, young turkey, as the com plements of the season. It was the invarible custom, and it goes should always be used where several without saying that the “ turk” was people sit, because It does not strain the thankfully received and filled an eyes of those sitting far from it. empty void. But as time passed The Rayo Lamp is constructed to give on thia good old custom gradually the maximum diffused white light. Every detail that increases its light-giving value fell into disuse, and for the past has been included. 25 years presents of turkeys in the The Rayo is a low-priced lamp. Yew may print shop have been nothing pay $ 5 , >10 or even $20 for other lamps and gat more than memory, until this a more expensive container—but you cannot get a better light than the Rayo gives. year with us. But a brief retro This season’s Rayo has a new and strength spect o f three months shows rto ened burner. A strong, durable shade-holder keep* the shade on firm and true. Easy to keep less than 20 remembrances of fruit, polished, aa It la mads of solid brass, finished In nickel. . - ’ spare-rib. turkey, preserves, etc., for us to be thankful for. the latest O n c e a R a y o U s e r, A lw a y s O n e . a basketful of choice apples and ¿fcefen «urryodto». g tower«’». wta t «r i n frdtoe e»rtw/«r to /A, erartr/ — y of ikt oranges from the California or Carrie Nation's sickness will use great regret to the saloonists; >r violence against them has not irt them, but has injured the use of temperance. An ignorant Ivocate o f a worthy cause, par- ularly when obsessed by an ill- lanced religion, is a help to the em y ; for instance, consider the chard of our friends Nickelson, reer of John Brown.whom noth- Mrs lx>t Rust, et al. It is delight g in his life became like the ful to be thus thought of, thanks. iving of it. Any Old and Dingy Furniture in Your H om e? O ffice in T h e G offin Building, 1st St. M o r o , O sboon . I have a number of cure bred single comb W hite Orpington t ■ ■■ — Roosters which 1 will sell at a fair price ; an egg producing stock that you will be proud of. Address or apply to C h r is A n e d r s e n , L* M oro, Or M O R O , - OREGON 1st to 15th of each month. Office opposite Drs. Goffin B o — e t. flood Robber _ Plate. 5 .0 0 B«,t Red Rubber R o c k fo rd , Illin o is Rl.te* 7 .f0 Relelo,, Eitr'tlen . 6 0 sa»T MBTMooa A U w o rk f u lly < « ia ra n t*< v t f o r f lf t e a a y e a r * . Letters on Poorly Printed Wise Dental Co.,me. P a in le s s D e n tis ts Stationery Go Into the »KH. The Lamp with Diffused Light ' Kalamath Falls is a good town, but the government could scarcely have selected a worse one for lo cating a trial postal savings bank. Perhaps that is the reason that place was selected. N O T IC E I a m n o w re a d y to ta k e - o rd e rs fo r th e M o s c o w H a rv e s te r. C o m e e a r ly a n d m a k e s u re y o u g e t y o u r o r d e r in in t i m e t o g e t a 'm a c h i n e . T h e o u t p u t 4s lim ite d . . T h e c h a f f - s a v i n g d e v ic e w i l l b e p u t o n a ll 1911 m a c h in e s . H. U. M a rtin , m anager FaffiM SattSIni. TMrSaed W adj— t»» PORTUWO, O RI. Otflee Xeere I X hl te Saateye. R U 1 OVER • « YEAR «* E X P E R IE N C E SEEDS P atents iiBEOfi snccnoi S P E C IA L O FFER : •« • P t o U Maw B « h r * A trial wUl OcetoNe CorvRMtHTe Ae. ,.U7ia2?^SÄs*,sr5ea.“2 to In vend— W f # * fo-ffipr; Mantton tbla Paper. I ttn—aUbtotyl SE N D 10 C E N T S ‘ " f tt y S to ta k e n . . - . t - i ae«o-a. w it hoo t <3»« mw *. tatto» Sdentine ffaerkait A to— a » n w » ly m— tr a t» « waatotv. « «tati— o f — r fa t— t l « ) Journal, I — v a s t tor T a n n a , •» a lookln« l«ttor h— d wins u tt— > aud puts tha r«elpl»nt Into a pleasant of mind for tha tatter undem— tto. W * P r in t T h s t K in d o f S ta tio n e ry . A r t Ready to P r in t Y o u r*. n O
