M bs Myrtle and Grace Larkin
spent Sunday with Misses Olieva
The Congressional Record, with] Arlington Record:
A tramp and Margueri te Hunter.
the
remark!
of
Champ
Clark
on
appeared
in
Arlington
last
week
The house owned by Mrs J E
m«r* ©i«v •***« ••*
the
reciprocity
treaty,
b
at
hand,
with
a
23
pound
cheese,
which
he DeMons has been moved to the 2-
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AM
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r n o as. r a r u » or »■■■
W e presume that it b already in offered to sell at an exceedingly acre4racf jpuih of the church.
MORO, OREGON.
Ottawa. W hen itreachea London low price for cash. Many freight
G eo DeMoss has returned from
the tention there may be relieved I cart have been broken into and P o r t l a n d bile there he saw Mrs
Entered M secoedcless -
iaQ.
p « t ohee rt M oto. Oregoe. M y 25. l M
if the English know that, in our robbed at various points along the
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-r;- ■ ■ ■—^ parliamentary reports, laughter line, and Marshal Lang was of the Robert Brym <, once a resident of
thb p la c e d ’
D. C. I r e l a n d . Editor.
stands tor ironical cheers in thein opinion that this knight of the
A few ladies from Demoss sur
C. L. I r e l a n d ............ Manager. I f they can understand thb they turnpike had procured the cheese
prised
Mrs McGaha, at the 1 P
may conclude, on finding the in some questionable manner.
H
ardin
Kenneth farm on the 75th
Clark speech in favor of recipro- O n being arrested the tramp
anniversary
of her birth, February
city as a step to annexation o il claimed that he found the cheese
. :th. 1911.
If you do not reed The Observer. why Canada, punctuated at 26 points down the railroad track, picked it
with
laughter,
that
the
speaker
was
right
off
the
vine,
in
faefc
and
the
About 40 people gathered at the
eot?
W e would like io here you take h. end not taken seriously.
Their won- authorities were unable to^dm- home of Alex Hunter to celebrate
we know it would be profitable to rou to der will grow that such a member prove hb statement.
The hobo Washingtons birthday. The eve
become . sutweriber.
W . ~ n d It two
years for $2.50; one year $ 1 50 ; £ * < * • • can be on the point of election to was fed and lodged two or three ning was spent in playing games;
month ien’t much. T ry «<• O tper by
the chair of the house, and would days while the matter was being the guests departed at an early
postal card. a ad pay tor it when you can.
be
still further increased if they investigated, the cheese peddler hour, each declaring that they had
Church end Society notices F R E E . «■•
should
go back over the records finally being liberated for want of enjoyed the hours.
cep. when lor money making
Such notices at regular rates at the option of past years and find tttlt laugh* I evidence.
The
O bserver«
of the publishers.
W e w ill not be responsible lor the
neglect of subscribers to ____w
noiity as of
changes in their address. Nor w ill the
not i tit a (ion of a Postmaster that the sub*
•criber has “ Removed’ ’ settle the hi 1. of a
delinquent.
D id it ever occur to you that k coert no
Waacn Correspondence.
ter has been an invariable accom
A U ttb Hersa
paniment
of
Champ Clark s
Mrs M A VanGilder is sick in
speeches. That fact may reassure
them that Clark need not to be I A horse can not rest well lying Wasco.
taken seriously, even in face of I down in a narrow stall,
N ew g i r j ^ M r and Mrs L.
the anomaly of hb elevation to
f t b just as easy to speak kindly
Barnett*», ,
speakership.
to a horse as to swear at him.
J R Kaseburg has been a visitor,
W
e
incline
to
the
opinion
that
,ike # baby
m
from
Portland.
»
minimum of coat. T ry us with an order
*h-aE ^ -
in te * •hould h«’ « • <reat dcal ° f
and if it is not executed to your perfect
D r. Beers is very sick at his
said, will dismiss Clark as an »nter-1
satisfaction you need not pay for it.
national menace and join in the I
‘
home
east of Wasco.
Send tor advertuing rates.
lauthter. N o t that they will find
Scrape the dned «we«t Iron» the
Jehn Rayburn got lots of water
, .
.. .
_ lin h ia word» any evidence ol a collar» every day and keep them
at 405 feet in hb new well.
In spite ol it. d '<* ° " ar^om' “ e wan, „ I earneatnem; they will find, .mootb and pliable.
The Wasco band boys had a
ing reciprocity appain
I ¡n fact, thgt he clinches the annexa-1 jf thc horse comes into the
c awt’
> = s != s !s = s s
Itio n argumant in words not re-1 gable warm and tired, feed him dandy dance; 133 tickets were sold.
M cNab Bros, have given M r.
China continues to illustrate the ported either in the American or no <rain for at least an hour.
Crotfield
an order for a 16-ft H o lt
expensiveness of too much econo-1cab,e reporto-
A horse that is afraid of an auto
Harvester for 1911.
car can never be taught that they
my in army and navy expendi
Robert Newton will make his
Dm
Day
of
are harmless by whipping.
tures.
home in Wasco after March 1st.
W hen a long drive b expected
Rob has a new wife.
Again we thank Senator Cham
do not feed quite as much as usual.
berlain for valuable congressional
Archbishop Ireland, in hb ad-1 j | ie ¡jOrtc travels better,
Dooly the horse buyer was in
favors; and to Bro. Ellis for the dress beforethe Creve Cour club’
Wasco two days last week. Sent
A good bran mash with a hand-
seeds.
of Peoria
on rne
the a anniversary
ot
reoria on
n n iv c r w y of
W.
-
tn a horse a bunch of good horses over to
. . . »
I George Washington’s birthday, I
.
Yakima.
Chump Clark m y. he » in favor (ook ‘ ^ , e view, ,rom thow of wha' PumPkin P'e * »° * bo>'-
£5KZ'£2>“ «~<' »«*« **»
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N O T IC E
Gamp Outfit For Sale.
At very reasonable prices: 1
camp wagon, fully equipped with
cooking utensils, folding table,
chairs; 300 ft. % in. wire cable; 2
tents; 1 team horses and harness;
1 single harness; 2 saddles; 1 new
roll top desk and chair; 3 sleeping
bags, and numerous other articles,
acct E. O. L. Co.
G eo . W. B errian ,
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Moro. O r
Business Opportunity.
Half interest in concrete grav
el pit, 2)4 miles haul to the best
building part of Portland; good
road, can haul with teams or auto;
sells readily for $2 per yard ; can
make $12 a day to the team at
least reckoning; strictly cash busi
ness, trade already established.
Price $8,400. Call on or write the
T D Williams. Uncle Tom , was owner,
N. E* MOFFITT,
of “ world-wide” reciprocity
reciprocity; h e l Andrew
. ,
p
H »he
Carnegie
and
the forces
forces I The
The man
man who
who will
will allow
allow his
killed on Sunday the 19th, over in j3.4t*]
Milwaukee, O r
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 r v 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 im e t o
g e t a m a c h in e . T h e o u t
p u t is lim it e d .
T h e c h a f f - s a v in g d e v ic e w ill b e
p u t o n a ll 1911 m a c h in e s .
H. U. M artin, manager
Use A/fA quality paint and
get a job that will be
lasting and satisfactory.
is not going to permit President which have been working toward horses to stand all night with mud
Washington; tree fell on him. H e
Taft to “ out-reciprocate” him.
universal peace.
“ Has the day clinging to their legs ought to be
Good paint— quality paint-— well
was buried here on the 22d.
| come,” said Archbbhop Ireland, [compelled to aleep standing in
worth its cost. It looks better, wears
Andrew Thompson of M onk-
longer, and affords greater protection to
Best bTJersey stock. Service
In the preparations for the Pan * of such ettrtnent prepotency of wet boots.
land has given M r Crosfield an $2.50.
the surface of the wood than any other
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A.
N
ish
,
ama celebration San Francisco | the principle of arbitration that
frequently see young colts
kind. . Appearance, wear and protection
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Monkland,
O
r
order
for
a
Baby
H
o
lt
combine
ought to be limited in expenses to a great nation such as the United I yn|iQWjng along the field after
are the prime objects of painting— the
for 1911; no more heading and
som ething like the first cost of the States of America may safely turn thejr <jamt> waiking many miles
paint you use should guarantee these.
all its swords into plowshares and ¿urjng the hot weather.
Useless threshing for Andrew. “ . ‘
canal.
ii the
.i
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w «l
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S herwin -W illiams
all
spears -1-1.1—
into o sickles?
N . o and poor . business.
,
The
registered
Clydesdale
Reno Nev, b to dedicate a grand I one will make the affirmation.
Many tarmcri imagine tney are
Rnfns Correspondeace.
•P aint , prepared
Many farmers imagine they are
stallion (Gold Standard), No. 13-
Y.M.C.A. building this spring; Jack I N o , the day of assure an
- 1 jn f moncy when they breed to
683,
Will
make
the
season
of
1911,
i
•is*
is the standard of paint quality. There is nothing too good for it
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v ^ l ^ l i n I ¡"4
g international
thc
u
Johnson
»o h ™
.v e U knocked
intern.tion.1 peace
pe.ee has
h n not
not I J?
N o sho^t on the club grounds same as last, at Cottonwood, Hay
in its manufacture and there *s nothing too good we can say for i t
out more than Jim Jeffrie, at arrived. »1 ever ambition. tn d they are losing five or sit times Sunday oij aecount of cold winds. Canyon and The Ridges east of
S.W P. b made of the finest raw materials. The Sherwin-Williams
VIoro, or any place within reach
P
] pride of nations permit it to ar
Co. go back to the source— owning and operating linseed oil mills,
Several
of
the
Rufusites
took
in
that amount.
where there is business.
1 his
zinc and lead mines and smelters, and the largest dry color factory
rive. Today the nation that db-
Feed that has been mussed over the dance at Biggs Saturday night. lorse weighs 1,800 lbs., and I am
in America. The result to that wear and tervice are in the goads. •
President Taft repeals that he is | mantles its ships of war a^ u d*8-
not afraid to show his colts with
M r Howell of Wasco, was do
bands its ’ soldiers puts itself in I and left in the box to become
a a a n a talk
w a s m with you when you are ready.
W e would Ilka to hare f * a p palet
We
those of any other . horse in Sher
a protectionist; but democrats, not
maar --------------
R w in p 8 .W
- :n P. w ill appeal • ♦«
BR confident that the many
wrong potata
to your
danger of grots humiliation, if sour over night may sometimes be ing business here a few days ago. man county.
protectionists, are the ones who
berttudK™*®1- Andewry • package m U . 8. Standard full measure.
not fatal disaster. Today Ameri- eaten by a very hungry animal
R. A. M urray ,.
Joe
Bradly
is
laid
up
with
rheu
clamored loudest for an extra ca is respected by its sister nations; I the next day, but it is pretty sure
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Monkland, Or.
matism; at The Dalles with bis
session.
it is respected also because it is I to cause trouble.
mother at present.
A lone fillibuster held up the I feared. Peace, America invokes;
T he
an(j care of the colt
Mrs John Mathieson who has
house for 28 hours, and then left but to be the more sure of peace arc aimOtt M much importance as
been in poor health for some time
the subject T o be Continued; the I America must be ready a t, a I thc 5 ^
A pure-bred colt can
is greatly improved at this writing.
complexities of legislation seem to I moment’s notice to summon to 1 ^ mined by neglect, and s colt
Sunday was the most disagree
increase when the time allowance I to its defense an army and a navy l Qf fare gra(je ttock can be made a
able day of the winter so far; there
is shortest.
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| dipper by proper care. •
was a cold, raw east wind drifting
Oak and Fir. Over-stock compels
R. H. M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O reg o n
.
, I bought a pure-bred Percheron, the sand badly especially on the
us to sell below market price.
At present the house is compos-1 ^ h o plants a rose bush does a a 6-year old filly, and when she
Write us for quotattoas.
ed of 391 members, and
e
I
make the world more fair, I was 12 years old I sold her in foal. Ry. track.
makes so much trouble for all
I to add more beauty to its face and She and her colts had made me a
Tw ohy Bros have a gang scrap
DEALERS IN
others that something seems to be fragrance to its air. H e doeth well I profit of $3,350 and she was a ing sand to put in a spur for the
D. & 5 . WOOD CO.
- Lim e, Plaster, Cem ent. Builders
wrong with the mathematical ar who planteth grain, and any food regular worker on the farm,
steam shoveU; there will be some
Hood
River
Oregon.
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
thing doing on the double track
rangement.
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that grows; he helps the world to
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
here soon.
I hope and smile who plants a rose.
f
It is suggested that progressive
The dance at the hall on the
MANUFACTURERS
OF
republicanism is a redundant term;
Quite a crowd attended the evening of the 22d was well at
Apparently not in the least dis-1 dance at M r Bymer’s Friday night, tended; there was upwards of 100
what other party in history ever
accomplished as much, in wiping couraged by the hostile attitude of
Mr# c j Thompson has a lot of to supper. AH seemed to enjoy
out old wrongs, and in blazing new the Oregon assembly toward his I
chjcfcens, and has her incuba- themselves.
Eoooooocooooooooooooooooooof
and better trails?
single-tax schemes, U ’Ren. tbe L or
again.
I F H ill and wife, M r Mulkey
From the M iddle and East
, paid representative of Millionaire
ern portions of the United
R oo^velt „ n t . United Bute. FeU> <oe, blirfiely on with hb
About 22 young tteople were and wife, and Ed Phillips were
States and Canada to
Dalles pastettgert on the early train
M n ito n elected by direct vote ol c, mp,i< n of education evidently * n^ t,,n ! d a l * pa?y * ' H
Saturday, reterning at noon of
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,hat ''w hile there', life Bebhee. Friday night
the people;
notwithstanding
his
| Floyd Moretx, who has been in the same day.
experience in New Y ork last fall there’s soap.”
AND OTHER ILLS OF THE BODY
There will be a meeting Tues
Demoas this winter, is now work-
he still pretends to claim con
day to see what can be done about
w ill prevail D A IL Y
Speaking of jail, the worm is ev-1 >ng <or A C Thompson,
AT TH E
fidence in the people.
irrigating thlfj?nd Jrom 1 mile
MARCH 10th TO APRIL 10th
idently turning in the muckraking
Several sleighs went through
east of town to Columbus rock 3>4
-------over the——
E. J. Stevens, a Pennsylvania business; not only has the Standard here Sunday
Everyone seemed
an apology from a j to be enjoying the good sleighing. miles west of town
dealer in rubber “ medical” goods O il received _________________
Jersey Bull for Sale.
í
Farmers take Notice.
w h m
w
HOSMER & CASE Moro, Oregon.
WOOD
FOR SA L E .
Independent fflarebouee g Milling
W1
COLONISTS
FA RES
OREGON, W1SH1N6T0N1N0 ILL
’
THE NIINTHWEST-
4ILL FEED AND FLOU
COM !000 RHtülUTISS A Woman Wants
The Home Paper
H O T LAKE
secured 500 copies of the frank of I prominent magazine, but here is a . The Bpriog
on u an a
spring term
term at at M Monkland
Senator Bourne, on unaddrewed forrner federal employe behind
begins Monday. March 6th,
envelopes, which he used in his | the bars for furnishing information I
Mi|g
Bowersox. of
to the magazine ” penny-a-liners” Corvallis, as teacher.
business; he is now being tried
a criminal in one of the federal against the sugar trust. Justice u I
like a self-bailing boat; it may
Sixteen Monkland and 1 y
courts i t Philadelphia.
turn over for a time. bu. K » n e r Canyon people gave a farewell
I surprise to M r and Mrs J Clark
One simple but valuable aid to J or later it will right itself
Teale, Wednesday evening.
health is the drinking of plenty of
water; it is wise to drink water on
Speaking of the Gould family,
first arising and just before retiring; its craft, graft, money* and trouble
in this way the interior of the body of 50 y e a n ; the one member who
gets a bath which is as useful and has been able to have one without I J M DeMoss has returned from
The Dalles.
sanitary as external bathing.
the other seems to be Helen M il-
A Pentecost b still in Demoss,
ler Gould. W hile her brothers
M r. Underwood, chairman to and sitters have been attaining a I on business
j . urc «ww — __________ _, kind of gilded notoriety that ben-
M n Alta B Jewell b convales-
be of the new democratic ways
a tpell of sickness,
and mesns committee, hoped that efit no one she has been conspicu- cin<
president,
“
i
f
’
be
called
an
|
out
for
the
good
she
has
done.
|
in<J famUr
The
the president.
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Dave Blackmon, the carpenter
on the Fowler house, had the
misfortune to have a horse fal
with him in such a way as to crush
hb foot; consequently is now go
ing on crutches»
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Is lay, Sell ir Eiebuge. ■
Any persqn 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 Observer
a good medium for advertising
an id securing a customer. Try
T h e O b s e r v e r . M oro. O r.
O rp iftii! Butters fir Sale
I have ■ number of pure bred
extra session, would not fix the I The beggar who throw a Erick j p «i
of M r and M n single comb W hite Orpington
date before A pril. As a member through the window of her home
ru M o w .
Roosters which I will tell at a fair
price; an egg producing stock that
of experience M r. Underwood b in N ew Y ork because he waa re-
in no hurry to n«h ha p«rty into fiawl .In a , repretena the » r t o f I A J Byron and j Mn'*r
J“‘ you will he proud of. Address or
contractive w o rk; h . know, it daconntem ent thuthe m o * wor- M B y ro o « en t8u n d » r «»the home I e p p lj to C h r is A n d e r s e n ,
^4020*]
M oro, O r
too well.
1 thy effort, w>m«ime,roe«< with. I qt Alex Hunter.
A N A T O R IU M
OregoN-Washingtfiii Rail- S (Tfce
H o v e a t BHecteaty)
4 Navigation Co
read
and connections, the
Hot Lake, Oregon
/
THE
Oregon Shart Line, Union Pacific • and
Chicago A North-Western
P re «
C htcaga
>
^naft.Lealto
Kansas City
S<7 f*rtSl
and
from ether
.
.
.
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-
.
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-*
SsJ.e*
•» —
>».ee
cities cer rsspone»a<1j lew .
You can P R E P A Y Fares
The Colonist f»re. sre Westbound only, hut If
you have rslstive» ot friend, or empkweaa is the
Boat whom you d e .irn to brind ,o
r® * c*"
deposit the wslu« ot ths fsrw with y o u r lo c s l rstl-
rosd sffent, and sn order fo r a ticket «rill bn tele
ffrspbed to say sddress desired.
Let Tke WORLD K m w
• ( o i k wad resouree. sad spUndid opportunities lor
H O M E B U IL D IN G
Call on tbs underrigeed lor Rood tot
printed matter to snod Kest, or fflv« bin» tos
r t thoM> to whom you would Tike to k rt
•nt.
W M . McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent
P o rtla n d .
Oregon.
OREGON-WASHINGTON
R1ILR01D1 I N1VIG1II0N CO.
M A K E
HER
Sells round-trip tickets, good for
H A P P Y B Y T A K IN G
three months, allowing $6.00
IT T H E Y E A R . R O U N D
worth of accomodations
at the Sanatorium, at
Portland and all
Q -W R & N
Stations
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A P en n y Saved Is
A P en n y Earned
For further information and illus
trated booklet, address Dr. W T
Phy, Medical Supt. and Mgr. H o t
Lake, Oregon, any O -W R A N
Agent, or write to
W M . M cM U R R K Y
4t.fl.24]
General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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