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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1911)
f f The O b server. Mr*. T s w ’« Work in Qncngn. Feminine to the tip« of her fin ger«, Mr« Young it «aid to be a« m«rw c-i«r • m e l a i ra r« » , v o good a cook a* »he i« a «cholar, o r n o a l i * a p k r o r » « s k s s a n which is saying much, seeing that M O RO , O R EG O N . the university of Chicago’conferred on her the degree of doctor of E n t e r e d • • a e c o n d d a t a m a tte r a t the po et o f t c e at M o r o , O r e g o n , J u ly 2 5 , I f N l . philosophy, and the university of Illinois that of doctor of laws. D. C. I reland , Editor. She felt, as no man could feel, the C. L. I reland ............Manager. needs of the girls in the public schools. Twice as much time as FRIDAY .. .t. A pril 7. 1911 formerly is given to cooking in the grammar grades. She has seen to the appointment of women in I f y o u d o n o t re a d T h e O h a e r v e r , w h y structors for girls in the gymnas •o t? W e w o u ld li k e to h a v e y o u ta k e i t , a n d ium work, where important talks w e k n o w it w o u ld b e p r o fita b le to y o u to on sex hygiene can be given. She b e c o m e a a u b a c rib e r. W d aen d it tw o y e a ra fo r $ 2 .5 0 ; o n e y e a r $ 1 .5 0 ; 1 2 % eta a has recommended, too, the teach m o n th is n ’ t m u c h . T r y It . O rd e r by ing to the high school girls of the p o s ta l c a r d , a n d p a y fo r it w h e n y o u c a n . scientific division of the pay check, C h u r c h a n d S o c ie ty n o tic e s F R E E , e x so they will know how to spend c e p t w h e n fo r m o n e y m a k in g p u rp o s e * . S u c h n o tic e s at r e g u la r rate s at th e o p t io n the family income. She believes o f th e p u b lis h e rs . thoroughly that every girl should W e w i l l n o t b e re s p o n s ib le fo r th e n e g le c t o f s u b s c rib e rs to n o t if y as o f be prepared to properly keep c h a n g e s in th e ir a d d re s s . N o r w i l l th e house. n o t if ic a t io n o f a P o s tm a s te r th a t th e s u b ERSK1MV1LLE ENTERTAINS. A Case of ConHn’t. Some doctors couldn t cure a Local Teachers' Institnto Meets la ham.—Milwaukee Wisconsin. ; Meet Megan School Building And some lawyers couldn t try a case of lard.—Scranton Tribune. And some pianists couldn t play a line of hose.—Mobile Register. And some artists couldn t draw a pint of beer.—Boston Transcript. la Ceuty. Success is Certain w ith a Mod erate Oven and Crescent (Egg-Phosphate) Baking Powder O ne of the most successful local teachers' institutes ever held in Sherman county took place at the Erskinville school house on Sat urday, April 1st.-; Seventeen teach And some newspaper men can ers from all parts of the county not write a check —Syracuse Post. were present and enjoyed the hos Crescent £ g g Phosphatn Baking Powder raises slo w ly and ev en ly and w hen raised sta y s in suspension and never falls. The pitality of the good people of that And some druggists cannot filia reason o f this is because th e Phosphate prolongs th e action o f long felt want.1—Aurora Beacon. district. In opening the program, leavening until th e m oisture has been absorbed, and th e E gg-A l Supt. W C Bryant called the at bum en su stain s th e dough- R isen foods made w ith Crescent And some cobblers cannot shoe tention of the visitors to the new Raking Powder do not have to b s rushed in to th e oven. a hen.—Burlington Hawkeye. Neither do th e y require a terrifically hot oven or an oven Erskinville school house and the “doctored” up to th e right temperature. On th e contrary And some dentists couldn’t fill equipment; the model rural school if a moderately slow oven is used th e result is a m ost de a pulpit.—Keokuk Gate City. of Sherman county. At the same licious, light, digestible and su ccessfu l baking. And some preachers couldn’t time he took occabion to compli ___ ’ what a plaaaura it la to orork with Crescent Bak- ■ th a t ovary can to guaranteed to be absolutely pure and save their own soles.—Atlantic ment the school board and the ' i a ll pure food Iowa. O rder a can from your . lo d a r «1 patrons of the district upon the Telegraph. itaad by the C l of M aptou a, tha And some commissioners won’t progressive spirit shown in erect even commit themselves—Spokes ing and furnishing their school. Aside from the building which is man-Review. modern and up to date in every And some editors cannot be ex s c r ib e r has “ R e m o v e d " s e ttle th e b i l l o f a respect, some features worthy of Kansas is the state for a scound pected to tell the truth; see Kohl- special mention are the single ad d e lin q u e n t . To Remove The Squirrel Pest. D i d it e v e r o c c u r to y o u th a t it coats n o rel to run for office; not even the saat — Moro Observer. justable seats and desks, and the m o r e to p r o d u c e p r in t in g th a t is p le a s in g thief on a ticket there can be ex to th e e y e th a n th e o th e r k in d ? , ^s h * patent heating and ventilating sys Arithmetic for April. Writing to the Spokesman-Re O b s e r v e r is e q u ip p e d w it h a ll th e m o d e r n posed through the press. Beats tem which has been installed. In fa c lit ie a fo r d o in g g o o d w o r k at th e v e r y 1 a m now - re a d y to ta k e view, a correspondent says: ‘‘I Oregon just a little bit. m in i m u m o f c o s t. T r y us w it h a n o r d e r no other school in the county, It was the busy hour of 4, saw last summer a receipt for • n d if it is n o t e x e c u t e d to y o u r p e r fe c t o rd e rs fo r th e M o s c o w ! W hen from the city hardware store rural or town, do we find a sys ridding land of ground squirrels, s a tis fa c tio n y o u n e e d n o t p a y fo r it . “ Behind the Scenes at Salem, Emerged a gentleman who bore tem for ventilating that makes it which I tried with such excellent S e n d fo r a d v e r tis in g ra te s . H a r v e s te r . C o m e e a r ly i is the title of a nasty little book possible to cause pure air to circu T hoe, results that 1 am sure it is worthy which has made its appearance a n d m a k e s u re y o u g e t ' i late through the room and at the 1 spade, of greater publicity. I bought 25 The new United States senate pretending to deal with members same time keep an even temper 1 wheelbarow. y o u r o r d e r in in t im e t o I cents worth of pulverized strych will be composed of 41 democrats, of the last legislative assembly; it ature throughout. W e trust that nine and put it in a quart of flour 38 republicans, and 13 insurgents. presents the curious feature of From thente our hero promptly g e t a" m a c h in e . T h e o u t , it will not be long until every and added a tablespoonful each of went into a seed establishment abuse of members whom its au school board in this county will p u t is lim it e d , A change of cabinet may not thors denounce, for political reas And for these things his money follow the lead of the progressive salt and sugar; 1 place a tablespoon spent : 1 peck of bulbs, ful of the mixture well down in » quiet the Mexicans who think that ons. T h e c h a f f - s a v in g d e v ic e w ill b e farmers of Erskinville. 1 joblot of shrubs, the hole; it is said that the squirrels six presidential terms are several Aftqr a short musical and liter Mrs Harriman is reported as ar p u t o n a ll 1911 m a c h in e s . I 1 qt assorted seeds. too many._________- acy program rendered by the pu have moist feet and this sticks until ranging to give back to the gov ¿e had a garden under way pils of the Erskinville school, un they lick it off. ? My farm was Kansas promises a wheat crop of ernment 2,000 acres of land in And if he’s fairly lucky ; say, H. U. Martin, manager i der the efficient leadership of Miss badly infested; I could count them 60,000,000 bushels. That is the Nevada, said to have been obtain -Je’ll have, about the last of May Lottie Covey, the subject of Spell by scores, but the first application kind of politics to oppose to hys ed illegally by the C. P. Ry.. and nearly rid the farm of this pest 1 squash vine, ing was taken up, Miss Bamber also the return of 200 acres of gold terica! tendencies. and after a second treatment 1 did 1 egg plant, of the Grass Valley schools not >ee one.” mines and valuable mineral land 1 radish. opened the discussion; she was It is expected that Senator La- near Reno. Believers in the rapid followed in the discussion by Miss Follette will be the magazine can approach of the millennium will DeMou Correspondence. Is T h e re Inks, Red, Blue-black, Jet-black; Peterson of the Wasco schools, didate for president in 1912, al be cheered by such news. Miss Taylor of the Moro schools, Violet, Green, and the best qual A ny O ld an d D ingy though this will not displace Bryan C W Dickman was a business» and Mr Woods of Wasco. ity fountain pen ink at The Ob The New York state capitol at as the periodical. F u rn itu re in Y our H o m e ? visitor last week. A fine, bounteous lunch was server Book Store. Albany, cost $27,000,000, and was If there is, you can make it look like new— give it Mrs M L Evans is visiting at the served at noon by the patrons Mr Limanto^r is of the belief considered fire proof; so much so a rich, natural wood finish with of the school, after which i Dalles and Hood river. that the Mexican war will have to thgt no insurance was carried up- Alex Hunter was a business vis meeting of the executive commit S herwin -W illiams V arnish S tain be fought out; now we will see pp it; but fire last week ruined it tee of the 8, C. D. A. & A. A., Fine for wood work too. Not a new “ fad” what kind of a contest those non- $5,000,000 worth, saying nothing itor at The Dalles last week. FOR S A L E product, but one that has been made and sold widely of historical documents that no am A J Syron and family spent Sun was called, It was decided that combatants can put up. for year*. I t correctly imitates all the hardwood*. ount of money can replace. Just day with Alex Hunter and family. the coming annual meet should It spread* easily and anyone can apply it. A small be held in Wasco. The President Taft has a democratic how the fire started may never be can goes a long way— try one. R A Murray and wife of ^tonk- secretary was also instructed to Oak and Fir. Over-stock compels us to sell below market price. house on his hands, and must wait known, as the janitor is missing land, and W M Taylor and wife confer with the officials of the J T /7 Z Ae /rW Write us for quotations. for particulars before finding out and was probably burned with the of Moro, were visitors Sunday at to tb ta u jr ta Columbia Southern Ry. in re " U r (a rd j whether the senate is not a more building. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the Hardin farm. gard to cost of Operating a specia puzzling prize package. A revised list of the dead and D, & 5 . WOOD CO. train from Kent to Wasco and re< Now is the time to have those rooms repaperedt Death and Funeral of Dr. Beers. turn on May 26th. injured in the holocast of the New Hood River Oregon. just before spring house cleaning. New designs That China would be obstinate York shirt waist fire shows that of paper now in. Drop in and we will talk it over. with Russia was probable, but how 141 lost their lives, and 12 are Dr. Harland Edgar Beers died Read in Sunset Magazine. about the preparedness of the most maimed and in critical conditions. at his home near Wasco, Saturday HOSMER & CASE Moro, Oregon. populous of nations to meet the The majority of those who lost March 25th, 1911, 2 p. m. Dr. Motoring through California, by hug of the bear that walks like their lives in this fire were between Beers was one of the pioneer phy Lloyd Osborne, beautifully illus man. 16 and 20 years of age, none be sicians of this county. He came trated In four colors. aup.rtor merita o f Our It THE ‘ Grown SoOda. Northarn ing over 30. Those responsible here in 1890 and spent the greater The Spell, a romantic serial, by The Illinois bill for taxing UFKUisi. orvan BEST batchelors is answered by a W is for the great loss of lives will be part of his life here; going east in C N & A M Williamson. F O R 10 C E N T S of the year to have your tooth out and _ __ • » win »end p o s tp a id «»nr farldfawork doua and hara la tha plaoa ta g a t th e In the Shadow of the Dragon, consin bill for taxing spinsters; vigorously prosecuted. The cause 1892 to take a regular course in F A M O U S C O L L E C T IO N h a a ly a h il'M work poaaiblo. — j - r m iH, T u t i » » y » t> « _ .< Wa Salah piro». the presumption seems to be gen of the fire was a match carelessly the Medical University at Buffalo; by Grant Carpenter, descriptive 1 _, - rn.»M b iu • • • • * * 1 » .I l - . i r . w i » , Oktery Rartr Arrow t «a< rottega • eral that married people are al thrown amongst a lot of Inflam then to New York city for a three story of San Francisco’s Chinese I 1 w ,k„ fca. galtetoao «arlte* UMaaa • • • £ ? • F r o m (h e M i d d l e a n d E a s t able waste. Ate. I t ▼ »rtette.fW w Ftew.r »rote . Jge months course in surgery; he re quarters. ready overtaxed. e rn p o rtio n s o f th e U n it e d • I M W rite today I Sand 1« erote to balp r o , ptetega rod S ta le * a n d C a n a d a to turned to Albany, Oregon, and April issue now on sale, 15 cents. parkin* and racalra tha atwra "Faaw ro Collveitoa, t*r How Old it Yesr Horse? ,.» h .r w ith our Maw and A followed his chosen profession g r e a t n o r t h e r n ¿ K E D CO It looks as though Diaz had ,m R oue n t. R o e M o rd . IlU l taken off his hat to some of the There are four ways to tell the there for five years, then coming most notorious bandits infesting age of a horse, according to Prof. to this courfTy again, still follow Mexico; but that is now sometimes Potter of the O. A. C.; by his teeth, ing his profession until 1907, when riataa 6.1 Any person or personshaving w i l l p r e v a il D A I L Y Saat Sad Sabhat _ . classed the Oregon system of the by his ribs, by the flesh on his tail, his health failed. tuta« 7 .1 horses, cattle, houses, lots or house Harland Edgar Beers was born hold goods for sale or exchange, Fatate«, Eatr'flaa .1 MARCH 10tk TO APRIL 10th best government in the world. and by the skin on his cheeks. t h e fa m o u s , In c o m p a r a b le w h i t e , " H n l - Watch for results. In a young horse the cheek skin in Linn county, near Albany, or parties dcsipnfi to buy such to A H w o rk fu lly g u a ra n te e d fo r nftoom -------- o v e r t h e --------- • D & c o t t ” — a v a r i e t y t h a t to e x c l u s iv e l y September 14th, 1864; died March property, will 6na The Observer is soft and elastic, and flies back our ow q. T h e i l l u s t r a t i o n to o n ly f t h e Wise Dental Coluro a good medium for advertising t n m l gise. P a c k e ta n r * 16 e a n ta e a c h . • P a in le s s D e n t i s t / . The Black-Hand society fol quickly when released; in an ok 25th, 1911, aged 46 years, 6 months and securing • cuatomer. Try F o i l d e s c r ip t io n o f t h i a a n d and 11 days. He leaves a wife W ï S S f ’K Y J W P r  ' l î Î w T a ll v a r ie tie s o f s ta n d a rd lowed an Italian grape-grower one, it is lifeless and goes back but T he O bserver , Moro, Or. a n d n o v e l f lo w e r i n g and one child, father and one I from Arkansas to Chicago and at slowly. v in e « , t r e e e , e h r n b s brother, «and many friends to Old horses apparently have a n d p l a n t « wrfl tacked him there; the Black-Hand ha found io is being overplayed in this country wider and more distinct space be mourn their loss. Funeral ser a n d c o n n e c t io n * , th e our s p le n d id BHADVLAND vices " , held at the M. E. church tween their ribs than young ones; and must soon call out hands filled The registered Clydesdale Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific and in Wasco, were conducted by the and with age the flesh on the tai OATS with club« and spades. stallion (Gold Standard), No. 13- NR Chicago North-Western of a horse shrinks, making the pastor of the Christian church as 683, will make the season of 1911, srmns KARTM« China has yielded everything to joints more distinct than they are sisted by the pastor of the M. E. same as last, at Cottonwood, Hay Chicago • tjj.o e on a young horse. church, Sunday, 3 p. m. The Canyon and The Ridges east of the demand ot Russia, which is O otoha 1 Moro, qr any place within reach f ILIMAX 1 Judging by the changes in the seating capacity of the church was K m eaa CMy ' not an argument for peace through S t. Pauf, . - • a g .o o where there ia tasinessz* Thia Raovlaat teeth is a more accurate method. taxed to its utmost to accommodate •n d fro m e tb o r citie s c o rro sp a ad ln g ly le w . flo ld ln K horse weighs !,80(J»lfes., end I am disarmament unless we have faith K arliaat The coming of the temporary the large crowd of friends who not afraid to sho^r his colts with Maturing, You can PREPAY Fare* greater than a mustard seed in the W hit* Tta* 0*t. teeth first, and then the permanent gathered to pay a tribute to their those of any other* horse in Sher beatitude which says that ultimate The Coloatot tore« are W e a l bound 6nfy. but If Produced 100 bn. ones; the development of matur friend and physician for whom man county, you Save relative« or frieada or employee» In the por* on d ry hill ly “ the meek shall possess the Eaat whom you deaire to bring to (hi* atate you can R , A. M ubray . ity; the change in shape on ac they had often anxiously awaited deposit the valua of the fore with your local rail earth. ” ______________ road agent, and an order for a ticket w ill be tele CHALLENGE I24tf70] Monkland, Or. count of wear; the coming of the his coming to relieve the suffering graphed to any addreaa desired. Boat White Sid* Oat •▼or grown. Plant A Chicago federal judge has cups in the teeth, and their wear of some loved one. Being a Let The WORLD Know F a ll or Spring. just ruled that the imrauuuy ball; ing away afterwards; and the prominent member of the Elks, of our ynat roaooreoa and aplondid opportunitiea for Y ie ld » from 100 to totahala per acre, mature# la 100 day*. H O M E B U IL D IN G given the Chicago packers by change in the angle of meeting of immediately after the services the SamplM. Catatag Ito. M At very reasonable prices: 1 V e g e t a b le Judge Humphrey fiye years ago the teeth, from straight together brotherhood took charge and C all on the undoraignod for <ood inatructlve and Prteaa an R a*unt. printed matter to aeod East, or eiva him the addreaa camp wagon, fully equipped with cannot keep them clean forever, at five years to a sharp angle at conducted the remains to the cem» S e e d * of thoee to whom yon would Til Ik e to have auch P O R T X J k J fD CO.' cooking utensils, folding table, mettor aaat. P e r tla m d , O re « o m and that they must have another; twenty; all these are signs by which etery where he was laid to rest chairs; 300 ft % in. wire cable; 2 s h o u ld h e W M . M cM URRAY s e le c te d as they live in Chicago, and some the experienced horseman can with the honors of the order. tents; 1 team horses and harness; a o w fo r O enerql Pfusoenger A g en t 1 single harness; 2 saddles; 1 new time« go to the stock yards, the read accurately the age of a horse. p la n t in g P o rtla n d , O re fo n . J u s t as roll top desk end chair; 3 sleeping Norik Pacific Coast Event*. It must be remembered that the opinion seems reasonable. t o o n as t h e bags, and numerous other articles, permanent teeth, above and be • o i l c a n bs acct E. O. L. Co. (UAARFP S & PFO S M JCCK B»! Rose Festival,Portland, Oregon, w o rk e d . O ur g F S P E C IA L O F F E R Two dinosaucr tracks, $1,000. low, come in at the same time, June 5-10, 1911. G eo . W. B emrian , »twde a r t tp r o ia l- R E A f i Y T O Id A I L lg g r o w n f o r tka 13tf.72] M oro. Or ^F R ado ta hot!« Now n u la ro a . A tria l w ttt That is the novel merchandising says Prof. Potter, but that the cups W make you our permanent enatomor. Christian Church Convention, X o r t k w f t . T h e h u d t o * Meed C a t a la « o f th o W eek— above do not wear away until all deal ddhsumated at Grand Junc Prue, collcttigli s í t u t a p a s í L fllr ’a C a t o i* » Y o u r 1 0 1 1 capp doeemda Portland, Oregon. July 4-11. O u r /H a m o tu i T r a i t M a r k is a ( p ia r a n t e e am G O O D a ae d — aoad See Otto C a t a l a « n Ow On*«» I Taroiy. T rolambd : (Mro. | hoatroeto- tion, Colorado, March 30th by the cups below are gone. It must «ani te sgeteeAarort^ i.ite—ai variait«* toau. o f Q u a l if y , S a ti s f a c tio n a n d / t o l l F a /u a , and po* tiro hoat. W r ite s a w So th e Centennial Jubilee, Astoria, nùBÂM k fc a a k p d b y 2 6 y e a r s o f sneoess r i g h t h e r e C H A S .H .L IL L Y C O ,S e a ttle , W n . Elmer Terrell, a home«teader, also be remembered that the Oregon, August 10, Sept. 9. WWfe fo-tfnv; Mention tbte Pnpor. I have one with a 20-horse l a t h e P a c t ft« N o r t h w e s t . O u r e a t a lo g a a r e with a Chicago museum of natural changes begin at the center and S E N D 10 C E N T S Sandonian hitch, and ofte with a o o m p le t e b u y e r ’s g u id e s . F r g t g n r * ? u o il. continue at the rate of one pair history. Marks of the ancient W r it e fo r th e m to d a y . 26-horse Sandonian hitch, both If you arc wanting a watch of mammal« were made in the sand a year; that a horse at maturity, any grade it will pay you to call machines about as good as new, which is at five yenrx has every PORTLAND stone formation on the Terrell may be seen at McDermid farm, and see what wc have to offer. thing; that is. all his permanent between Wasco and M oro; will be 8EED COMPANY homestead and the blocks of stone You will find our prices cannot be sold on favorable term*. Apply to teeth, and all the cups. If one O containing the imprints will be POSTUSB ii OftEION J ohn M c D ermid a W alker . beaten any where. L W Ross, the remembers this much, he has the and shipped to the windy |17tf.83J W eaco, Or X married ’ Waico jeweler. whole thing in a nut shell. N O T IC E I W OOD COLONISTS NOW V e I' t TIME FARES OREGON, WASHINGTON AND ILL THE NORTHWEST i t Buy, Sell or Exchange. This Sw eet Pea Farmers take Notice. Oregon-Washington Rail- read & Navigation Co. A Camp Outfit For Sale. ■ SEEDS SEEDCATALOC Holt Combines for Sale. n i.
