The
O b server.
Trust*
W elcom e
the
N ew
S ituation.
News Notes From Tropical Cities.
The Portland Markets.
Union Church Services at Deaoss.
Berry receipts are very- light at
Society notes: T he Keep Cool
club will now take up the study of Portland; there is more demand
Dr C ook’s imaginary trip to the for watermelons than supply.
MORO, O R EG O N .
Oregon potatoes are in freer sup
north pole.
Shipping notes: As rapidly as ply, stock remains firm. Report
Entered a« »econd ciao « • « « ' L J j î e
the schooners com e in men stand ed breaks in the markets in Cali
post office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 18M1.
at the dock ready to unload the fornia left no effect here and com
mission" men are inclined to be-
cargoes.
D. 6 . I r e l a n d , Editor.
believe that early potatoes will
Sporting notes: T he pitchers continue to bring good prices.
C. L. I r e l a n d — • . Manager.
are warming up to their work as Every precaution against damage
the season progresses.
p 1DAY . . ..........J u l y 2 1 ,1 911
by hot weather should be taken
Railroad notes: N o 56 was de in shipping veal or pork.« Last
If you do not read The Observer, why
layed two hours yesterday by a week a number o f carcases had
3t?
to be condem ned as unfit for food.
hot box.
JL
W e would like to have you take it, and
Musical notes: The band kept The loss falls on the shipper and
e know it would be profitable to yod to
tcom t a subscriber.
W e send It two
on playing The G ood O ld Sum it is therefore for them to see
e«r. for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12% cts a
that every precaution is taken
mer Tim e.
ionth isn’t much. T ry it
Order by
against loss if they have to ship
Mtal card, and pay lo r it when you can.
Theatrical notes: The leading during the hot spell.
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex-
lady was warmly received.
when for money making purposes,
ach notices at regular rates at the option
In other wo^ds, it is hot.
Crook County Dairying.
; the publishers.
f.'
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V
W e w ill not be responsible for the
Thirst parlor lingo: From the
eglect of subscribers to notify as of
That dairying will become an
open door of many a thirst parlor
ranges in their address. N or w ill the
»tification of a Postmaster that the sub-
yesterday could be heard the or important industry in Crook
riber has "Rem oved settle the bill of a
ders com ing thick and fast: Draw county was evidenced last week
elinquent.
u
by the sale of 117 Jersey cows
two about so high.
Did it ever occur to you that it costs no
lore to produce printing that is pleacng
which were driven across the Cas
> the eye than the other kind?
The
cade mountains from Albany.
Summer
Lake
Well
Drilling.
)bserver is equipped with all the modern
The cattle came from one of the
sclities for doing good work at the very
ainimum of cost. T ry us with an order
Silver Lake Leader: T he well finest stock farms o f the W illam
nd if it is not executed to your perfect
ette valley.
atisfaction you need not pay for It.
,
drilling outfit has been m oved to
Dairying around Bend has been
Send for advertising rates.
Fred K lipple’s where they will
greatly hampered by the fact that
drill a well; Mr Sm all’s well has a
the ranchers have been unable to
An investigation of pipe line
good flow of water. T he drillers
buy good stock. They have the
rates, classifications and regulations
found gas, fish bones and shells,
pasture and have been waiting for
and also struck a tree which they
has been ordered by the inter
the opportunity to purchase cows
drilled through for 24 feet. W hen
state commerce commission.
at reasonable prices. W ith the
the casing arrives they will finish
bringing in of such a large num
the well.
. .
Mexicans who are rebelling
ber of good animals it is expected
against the Maderista appear to
that some steps will be taken to
Raspberry Shrub.
be impressed ’with the idea that
wards establishing a* creamery
there should be a bullfight every tal.”
there.
.
Select the best and ripest of
day since Diaz left.
N ow is the Scripture fulfilled
black-capped raspberries and pour
New Hotel for Portland.
that “ Saul also is am ong the pro
over them just enough o f pure
phets.”
Jay G ould, who worked all his
cider vinegar to cover.
Let the
J R Kaseberg has commissioned
life for a count, could now, if liv
fruit
stand
in
this
for
a
day or
Prossic
Poultry
Verses
in
Prose.
Morgan, Fleidner & Boyce to
ing, be the grandfather of a duke;
more in a cool place, then strain
erect
for him a four-story brick
in fact he got several things more
through a cheesecloth bag,squeeze
It
is
reported
that
E
H
Brown,
hotel
and store building a t’W ash
than he ever worked for. ’
formerly pulisher o f ih e Stanfield hard to extract every bit of juice. ington and Lucretia streets, Port
Standard, is about to take up life Measure and to every pint o f juice land. which will cost about $40,-
The field is said again to be
on a chicken ranch near St. Paul, allow a pound of sugar. Boil five 000. There will be 20 rooms to
against H oke Smith in Georgia; it
Oregon. Bro B. has heard of an minutes, skim carefully, then bot each of the upper floors, every
always is, and uniform results lead
ex-preacher who is making $1,500 tle, sealing tightly. W hen ready room being provided with hot
to a suspicion that the field is a
a year by raising poultry on a to serve add two tablespoonfuls and cold water and other conve
very unpopular thing in Georgia.
three acre tract near Portland; of the shrub to each glass of cold niences for hotel uses. The exteri
water.
or finishings will be in pressed
more m oney and perhaps does
That Archbishops Ireland and more good than formerly; at least
brick, and the type of construction
Before And After.
Farley will becom e cardinals he sets a good example?
The
mill. In ground space the new
when the next conclave is held is Journal tells of an old woman
hotel
building will have 73 feet on
Mrs Pinhead—You said, before
the assertion which is being made who lived near Fairview, and she.
Washington,
71 on Lucretia and
we were married, that my word
apparently upon good authority had so many hens that she didn’t
a
width
of
78%
feet at the rear.
should be law«
in V atican circles in R om e.
The
stores
on
the
ground floor
know what to-' do; but she fed
Mr Pinhead—That was before
them and set them , and tended I found out that the law was un will be made attractive. A hotel
lobby wilLalso be put on the lower
The announcem ent that the them well”, and so alwayf had eggs constitutional.
floor.
and
chickens
to
sell.
In
a
few
John W Gates interests has gained
control of the Mexican oil fields years so rich this old woman be
Ice Cream Without Ice.
DeMoss Correspondence.
com es concurrently with the an came, that her daughter, and heir
nouncement of a new revolt in ess, Susan by name, was courted
This receipt has sold for $5, and
Roy Hunter is working at the
M exico; it may be only a coinci a while by a ’foreign- count, but after using it you will say it is well M oro livery stables.
—
she couldn’t pungle the required
dent.
— —
worth
$10.
W
e
give
it
to
you
free;
G G DeM oss has m oved to the
amount.
with the compliments of The Old park for the summer.
Another explorer has gone to
Reliable. Save it:
Mt M cKinley to find whether or
Secretary of State O lcott’s pro
D R McGregor was up from his
Anybody can freeze his own ice
not Dr Cook ever got to the top; pensities for econom izing received
Rufus
hom e last week.
what’s the use? Everybody knows a stunning shock Saturday when cream in five minutes and for the
N P Gleason and wife were re
that whether the doctor ever got he received from practically every expenditure of about 10 cents. If
cent
visitors at the Alex Hunter
the
preparation
desired
to
be
fro
to the top or not, he is now at the official in the state house re
zen is placed in a tin bucket or home.
bottom.
quisitions for electric fans; the rail
other receptacle it can be readily
L J Gates attended the services
way commissioner wanted a fan o
congealed by putting it in a pail Sunday; coming from Kent by
Denials are being made by the three-mule power; the tax com m is
containing a weak solution of sul automobile.
Venezuelan government that for sioner desired cold drinks servec
phuric acid and water. Into this
There was quite a turn out to
mer President Castro has landec hourly, while others requested ice;
throw a handful o f com m on glub- the basket dinner and union Sun
at Lake Maracabo.
Precautions the governer’s private secretary
er salts and the resulting cold is so day school services here Sunday.
are being taken, however, against even ordered fans for himself anc
great that a bottle of wine immer The speaking was excellent.
revolutionary m ovem ents in the his stenographers. Olcott was in
sed in the mixture will be frozen
vicinity of Goajira Peninsula.
the midst of a pile o f letters anc
Am ong those who attended the
solid in a few minutes, and ice
at the same time trying to figure
union Sunday services in the grove
cream, or ices, may be easily pre
were our old time friends, I D
O n his return to Cordovia Satur out a plan to submit to the gover pared.
nor
whereby
the
state
could
be
Pike and family of The Dalles.
day from an inspection tour o
kept
within
limited
appropriations;
Dont* For Incubators.
the M cKinley mining district,
Nick Kansas, foreman for this
when
he
read
the
orders,
he
pres
Stephen Birch, manager of the
railroad section, knows a good
'D o n ’t use the incubator for a thing when he sees it. H e recent
Alaska M organ-Guggenheim syn pired for the w hole state house.
n « r * c i» r O ffic i*« r a r e r ,
o r r io « .’> * « • * » o r k h m i i a m co
-p,
The natiopal governm ent is the
finest oc&list that the American
trusts have ever em ployed.
Hi« services are often more en
forced than invited, but he suc
ceeds in restoring sight to the
>Iind.
Thanks to his surgery, they have
seen a great ligh t
Ten years ago they would have
suffered convulsions at the idea o f
regulation from the government.
Siow the greatest of them have be
gun to welcome it.
President Vail of the American
Telephone com pany proclaimed
this new gospel of w elcom e last
winter. N ow Elbert Gary, chair
man of jh a steel corporation. de
clares that control of corporations
5y the government must com e,
and in addition is quoted as hav
ing even said that this control
should extend to the prices for
their products.
-
The latter statement verger so
'ar toward socialism that it sounds
incredible from Mr Gary.
But let that pass.
The nub of the business is that
the steel corporation, as huge a
trust as there is in the world, shows
signs of an inclination to stand on
President Taft’s ground and to in
dorse his cure for the evils wrought
?y the trusts.
Mr Taft thinks, there is urgent
need to put the steel trust under
the control of the government,
and Mr Gary “ thinks it o f the
greatest importance to , determine
ho\£ the people may be protected
against great organizations o f capi
dicate, announced the bonding of
O ne of our pleasant days abroad
more than 50 gold quartz proper
was spent with the family of J W
ties for $200,000.
Leonard, at The Dalles. Mrs L
was a Miss Ireland, and has tw o
Because one o f his servants
relatives visiting her from Salis
watered his lawn with a hose, J
bury, M o., Mrs R W Agee, and
Pierpont Morgan was notified
Mrs J R Mason, and Mr C W
Saturday that an anditional tax o f
Leonard, of M onm outh, brother
$5 had been placed' against his
of J W , all connected with the
property at 36th street and Madi
broad and loyal family of the Ire
son avenue. N o report y u Li..‘
lands; and amongst whom, at lat
the servant has been discharged.
est accounts we have, Father Ire
land, Bishop of Minnesota, had
“ Billy” Sunday and G lenn H never yet found one “ undesirable”
Curtiss were pals Saturday follow and he has made it his business
ing an aeroplane trip of two miles. to seek all of us.
T he evangelist, who is spending a
few days at Warsaw, Ind., accept
James Pettit, president of the
ed Curtiss’ offer to make a trip Peavy grain com pany o f Chicago,
and nfcver flinched as the big air was only a kid, he carried $500,-
craft sailed over the lake at terrific 000 life insurance, made way with
•peed.
$1,500,000 of the com pany “ pa
per,” and died so mysterious a
Because his chauffuer allowed
death that it has not yet been de
the auto to smoke and was arrest
cided whether it was suicide />r
ed by the police. Charles W Part
natural. That’s going «9me along
ridge scheduled $5,000,000 worth
the get-rich-quick lines.
o f property Saturday in order to
•ecure the driver’s release. W heth
For wimmer diarrhoea L , crfilldre« at*
er a cigarette or a stinkadora was way»
Chamberlain'» Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, and a
•rooked by the saucy auto, was
cure to certain. For aale by all
Jeft to conjecture.
wash bench..
About 350 attended the union
services of the different Sherman
county churches and basket dinner
at Demoss last Sunday.
Dr Granville Lowther occupied
the morning with an excellent ad
dress entitled Power.
Beside the instrumental and vo
cal numbers on the afternoon pro
gram addresses were made by
Rev G eizler of W asco, Rev W L
Dellinger of Grass Valley, and Dr
Lowther of North Yakima.
O ne of the most interesting ep
isodes of the day was the report
by G A Simon of his observations
at the
international
Sunday
School convention^ recently held
at San Francisco. H e said that
16 million men, wom en, and chil
dren unite every Sunday in the
study o f the same lesson; that 40
per cent of the Carnegie medals
are acquired each year by boys
under the age of 20 years; he also
said that 95 per cent of the con
versions to Protestant churches
waj by those who were less than
20 years.
*
Mr Simon stated that at the
convention statistics were shown
the United States spent yearly for
Foreign m ission s.. $
10,000,000
Public schools . . . .
27,000,000
Church work . . . . ' .
150,000,000
T o b a c c o .................
800,000,000
Liquor . ................ 1,500,000,000
Harses For Sale.
u- Eight good work horses weigh
ing 1300 and over for sale.
Ci all
on or address me at Klondike,
Oregon, box 36.
tf.101]
F W M a t h ia s .
01017367
At very reasonable price:
1
camp wagon, fully equipped with
cooking utensils, folding table,
chairs; 300 ft. }4in. wire cable; 2
tents; 1 team o f horses and harness;
1 single harness; 2 saddles; 1 new
roller-top desk and chair; 3 sleep
ing bags, and numerous other arti
cles. Acct. E. O . L. Co.
G e o . W . B e r r ia n ,
i26tf.98]
‘ M oro, Or.
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery ol mail
and the Telephone.
There la another convenience which all
farmers should have — and many do have — • checking ac
count with a good bank.
The possessor of such an account
avoids th e risk of having his money on his person or about
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
His bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
also a convenience in hiif home transactions where very o fte n
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
fb i (tfiieo |||irihoun milling go.
glib, of ffloro.
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J. W. CASE Moro, Oregon.
Take Trains at Kloan
OREGON
TRUNK
RY.
For White Salmon, .“North Bank” points,
Portland, Spokane and East; Madras and
other Central Oregon points.
To Buy, Sell or Exchange.
Spend Your Vacation a t Clatsop Beach
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 Observer
a good medium for advertising
and securing a customer. Try
T h e O b se r v e r , M oro, Or.
on the Pacific. First class hotels at Seaside
and Gearhart. Trains pass Kloan for Port
land and Madras at 2:30 p. m. Schedules
and other details on request.
D r . o .
J. GOFFIN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
D r . MARIE
M. GOFFIN.
W . E.
Office in The Goffin Building, 1st St.
M oro , O regon .
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X D e xxtle t
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Experienced, Registered Pharmacists
riedlcines Carefully Compounded.
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1st to 15th of each month.
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
I
I
W A SC O .
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16th to 30th of each month.
Office opp. M cCoy, Atwood Co
Bryant & Whealdon
Attorneys at L aw
W h en w e get y o u r w ireless call fo r HELP,
w e w ill com e to th e rescue w ith good old
r 1 ■i-nr--- PRINTER’S INK ~ -
=
Room» 1 & 2 over W .- W . M . Co. Bank.
GOOD ADVERTISING MAS SAVED M A N Y BUSINESS MEN
FROM FINANCIAL SHIPWRECK
v
ly secured eighty shares in the
Tourist
Bed Company.
D o n ’t have dirty, oily lamps or
M ORO
short wicks that smell up the in
A Fraudaient Concern.
cubator room .
-
OREGON
+ »4 I I I H 11111 Ik - H i 1
J ¿m e s ö t e w a r t
. D o n ’t lend your machine. Let
Evening Telegram: Revelations
the other fellow invest in one; it
Address: MORO, OREGON.
of fradulent transactions of the
will do him good.
most astounding character, dating
Stock Inspector
D o n ’t wory about the hatch on parctically from the time the C om
the last day. Just see that the mercial Bank of Vancouver came
Sherm an County,
temperature is O K and forget it. under the control of United States
Oregon. ,
D on ’t put the thermometer Land Register Hugh C Phillips Deputy Stock Inspector *
where the first chicken that comes and the Aldrich interests, Febru-.
Louis Schadewltx, Kent, Oregon
out o f the shell will knock it down. ary 17, 1906, up to the very day
D on ’t shake your incubator or the institution was forced by State
the incubating eggs, as it ruptures Bank Examiner M ohundro to
V
Tim e Table
North
the embryos and cause the chick close its doors, December 17,1910, South
June 18 1911
bound
as shown by the books and rec bound
ens to die in the shell.
-CÛ
p iu en -
ords, havé impelled expert ac ger daily ¿5 43 8 T A T IO N S
fer daily
D o n ’t forget that the brooder countants S W Ferguson and John
7.45 am
must be ready for the chicks, 10 Y Richardson to declare that the 6.00 pm 70
57
. . . . . W ilc o x ........ 8.15
5.15
don ’t wait until the last moment bank appears to have been main 4.55
52
8.30
45
8.45
before getting it cleaned and tained only for the purpose of ob 4.15
38
...G ra ta V a lle y ... 9.10
4.15
warmed up.
.
30
........ E n k in e .......... 9.35
taining m oney by false pretenses. 3.55
27
.......... Moro
9.45
3.35
W hen you take the eggs out of
23
........ DeMoaa.......... 10.00
3.20
. . . .McDoneld . . . 10.15
19
3.05
the machine to air, it does not
16
10.35
2.45
mean to cool them; although they
14
. . Klondike . . . . 10.45
2.40
9
11.00
For Influita and Children.
2.15
do cool in the airing, the incubat
. Sink............ 11.10
7 .
1.50
or door should be closed in order 11 m KM Y n Hin Ahnp
5
1.45
11.15
11.45 Ar
1.25 Lv 0
to keep the egg chamber warm.
For information and ratea, apply to
It often takes an hour for the egg*
to reheat after being aired.
H R. SO. SHANIKO BRANCH
CASTOR IA
Boutfit
The (rain (rouiiri [onveniencii
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M a n u fa c tu re r and D ea le r In
Harness and Saddlery
Collars Whips, Blankets, etc,
A FULL LINE NOW ON HAND
Repairing Promptly and Neatly Dona.
Moro, Oregon.
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P o r c e la i n B a t h T u b a .
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Agent for the Beat Steam Laundry
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
B. W. LEWIS, P r o p r ie to r .
M O P O - - OREGON.