Sherman County observer., July 21, 1911, Image 4

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The
O b s e rv e r
MORO,
h i u u o ih h i i i i i h h
OREOON.
F R I D A Y ................ J uly
21. 1911
P er so n a l Talk W ith Yaa. *
At any tim e when requested to do so,
the paper will be ¿»«continued. But we
expect that all arreara will be paid before
auch request ia made. It it easy to ask u«
for a atatement, which will be cheerfully
rendered at any time.
Was
break In the old w all anyroundto’ the
wheel that left one of the atones ae
' 11 we could f i t oar hands an I t I push
’ N ed off w ith Janey, and we Clung to the
»
’ “ WA got a kind o f a rest, hut It wasn’t
pleasant being In w ater Over our heads
keepin* ouraeivea up that way, and
ranejfa teeth began to chatter. I was
beotdo myself w ith terror fo r her I t
waa she who waa puttin’ the beat face
on It alL sayin' that the grist would
soon give eut and the water would be
turned off. B ut I knew that her
strength was goto’, and I dreaded a
time when It would leave her all at
once.
•Then I tried hollerin' ag’to, but I
hadn’t as much power behind my voice
as I had when 1 called before and
couldn’t make as much noise.
“I knew I ’d got to do eomep’n or
party soon it would be all over w ith ua.
I t occurred to me th at If I could get
my weight on to the aide of the wheei
th«» was goto* up thè motion would
be slower I asked Janey if she could
hold on where she was for awhile.
She said she could, but I knew she
A
W id o w a n d a
R a ilr o a d
By M QUAD
Copyright.
M il. b y A s s o c ia te d
e r a r y l ’ress.
L it­
Garfish Skin.
A woman looking over cotoiy Jowto,
cases In one of the moet expensive o f ,
the uptown ehope the other day w to
struck with the beautiful, Ivory-Uke
finish of a number of them. “W hat
are they made ef?" she aakto admir­
ingly. “Garfish akin, madam.'' answer­
ed the salesman. “Garfish leather, we
find, la very little known abeul out­
side of the trade, and yet tt hga cotae
to be of importance. I t not only can
be worked up to the poUah, but it la
wonderfully hard. They aay eertaln
tribes of Indians knew its secret and
that among them I t was used aa a r­
mor, the tradition being th at a breaat-
plate o f it would resist any to m a hawk
or arrow. I t can ba matte now so th at
It w ill turn the edge Of a knife or a
■peer.”—New Terk Sun.
HOTEL MORO
W . C. R U T L ED G E, Proprietor.
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N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n t e r , B a n k
a n d D e p o t. C o u r te o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n
B e d s a n d T a b le t h e b e s t t h e m a r k e t w i l l
The D. and 8 railroad bnd decided
to elim inate a tou tulle curve on its
a ffo rd .
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line by a cross cut of half the dis­
tance, The curve had been inude to
B y E D W A R D G IL L E T T E
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
reach a boom town which hud later
Copyright by Aaaertaan Presa Aase-
been fire swept and then abandoned.
The W idow Carter, relict of a furmer,
lived on the line of the rejected cut­
off. It moat run between two lakes
on her farm, and the isthm us was only
There la no more dainty bit of aeon
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ary, to my thinking, than one of theaa
seventy feet wide.
There waa not a doubt ou the part
Uttia patched up, tumbledown, moan
He Liked the Lie.
By M A RTH A V. PEASLEY
o f the, railroad people that the widow
covered water mills o f the olden time.
W illiam — was said to be the ugli­
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would sell the right of wuy for $100 est tboug * the most lovable man to
They are always situated at the lower
C o p y r ig h t b y A m e r ic a n I T « . . A s s o ­
or ao. One day a company lawyer Louisiana. Oa returning to the plan­
c ia tio n , M l
end of a pond, nestling under trees
W HEN
IN
PORTLAND
STOP AT
paid her a call. H«
® ,UMU ot tation after a abort absence bis broth­
and h a lf boded In shrubbery
They
fifty, about the widow’s age, and the er said:
My brother Henry wrote me that be apeak of a past when farmers warp
two had not talked ten minutes before
“W illie, I met to New Orleans a Mrs.
was going to bring his friend out to used to carrying a sack or tw o o f
It developed'that they used to go to Forrester, who la a great admirer of
our country place for the week end. grain to m ill on horseback before them couldn’t.
school together as children. When it
to h a re It .ground.,. Now the grain is
T bad to put my arm around her, came to apeaklio of the right of way yours. She said, though, that it wasn’t
“He’s a Jim dandy. Edith.” wrote
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grown on bigger farms In bigger hulk,
so much the brilliancy of yonr mental
and, partly by swlmnaln’ and parily
Henry, “and I’m bringing him out pur­
and the Individual farmer’s product Is by dingin’ to the wall, I , worked my the la w y A treated It as a trltllug mat­ attainments aa your marvelous phys­
Corner of 7th and S tark S treet.
posely to introduce him to you."
lost In a great cereal river that flows way toward the back of the wheel. ter. All other landowners ou the line ical and facial beauty wblcb charmed
About a mile from our place was the to mills driven by steam and with
had granted it for pothing, but In Mrs.
C H A S . W R IG H T , P resid en t
The hardest place to pass waa between Carter’s eaae they would pay $100 If and delighted her.”
M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r.
state Insane asylum. . Its proximity steche towering hundreds of feet high.
Edmund,” cried W illiam earnestly,
the wheel and the wall. I expected she would bind herself to keep quiet
was a great disadvantage In that I Progteea la there, but the little w ater
“that
la
a
wicked
lie,
bat
tell
tt
to
me
both of ua would be crushed.
• T t ia new, and its rooms are provided with
about It. • • *•
was in constant dread lest some maniac m ill of the past la only useful to fu r­
“ When I get by that part o f It and
again f ’—Every body's
“I won’t say either yes or no today,
ru n n in g w ater and long distance telephones.
should escape, come to our bouse and nish themes for the Artist
got Janey and myself a hold of the
“There s som ething I
E uropean plan. Rates $1 per day and up.
X ayn one of thaw heights of the wheel I felt better. But we couldn’t abe replied.
murder us all. An escaped lunatic bed
Dutiful
Fee
Ones.
want to remember about our school
Boy—My tooth aches, and mamma
once come there when ao one but a brash myseif ©nA d«y. .coming upon atop the wheel; all we could do waa days—some Incident o f im|M>rtnnce thnt
muld was In the house and bad fright­ such • eimple scene a s .I have men­ to cling to it till It pulled ua out of the you were connect«*d with. 1 guess 1 »ild I should come here and let yoa
tioned, I opened my three lagged stool. Water and then catch hold lower down.
Dentist—! aee. It most
ened her out of her senses.
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can think it up tonight, and you can • K)k at it
About 5 o’clock one afternoon when __ up my easel and began to work In
I did thia, but Janey could only keep
come o u t Won’t take bnt a rolunte.
come
back
tomorrow.”
1 was Just ready to go downstairs and my colors. I have the picture I
ChAngin’ her hands all the while as
The lawyer departed, thinking the Now be a brave little man. and I ’ll—
out ou to the piazza there came a ring of the mill, and no money would In the wheel revolved, she bain' support
1 i I H l"l 1 I I1 H "l 1 -M-H' l 1111 1 1
widow
a bit odd In her ways, and he &oy (hastily backing off)—Mamma
st the telephone. 1 answered the call dues ma to part with It. Thera U a ed in the water. Know In’ that thia
didn’t say I should let yoa pnll I t She
was
back
in
due
time
next
dny.
myself. It was from the asylum and story connected w ith It, told m e while was tour only chance, I threw all the
“Look here, Sam D avis,” said Mrs. only said I should let you look at I t
I was painting, which, appealing to strength left in me Into my work,
w !( h an luqulry as to whether we had
Carter as they were seated. “I was
seen or heard of one of the Inmates my fancy, rendered my work especial
lottln* the wheel pull me almost up to purty sure there was some Incident,
P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
Happiest Girl In Lincoln.
who had left the grounds and gone la ly successful. T he picture and the the water runnln’ above, stayin’ there
Opened June, 1908.
A Lincoln, Nab., girl writes, “I had been
and It has come to me. You know
our direction. He had passed out with story go together, -t
and lettln' go my hold first with one
t r: -?
ailing for some time with chronic constipa­
there was a hill back of the school
Eastern
Oregon Headquarters.
s suit case in his hand, telling the gate
While I was at work a man under a hand, then with the other. But as I
tion and stomach trouble. I began taking
bouse at Wharton?”
keeper that he had been discharged faded straw hat and suspenders un
bangin’ in the a ir and wasn t
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
r
“Yes."
and in three days I was able to ba op and
and was going home. He was one of covered by coat or waistcoat came up buoyed by water it was aw ful hard
P o s ijiv ly m o s t c e n tr a lly 1
“And we used to slide down on sleds got batter right along. I am the proudest
the most dangerous patients In the In behind ma and looked at my work. work, especially after what I ’d been
and boards at recess and after school?" girl in Lincoln to find such a good medi­
lo c a te d . F ifth S t. c a ts pass
H a waa a middle aged countryman, through. Btlll, there’s hardly a lim it to
stltutlon.
cine.” For sale by all dealers
th e doo* s evei y few m iu te s
“8o we dhl.”
I replied that we had seen nothing w ith those furrows In hla face that the endurance of a boy of sixteen.
“One noon you asked me to ride on
of him and sincerely hoped we would H en to be transferred there from bis
“ All of a auddeut I saw the miller
your sled. H alfw ay down the hill It
A Carnival of Dwarf*
not. Then 1 went out on the piazza eyea being constantly fixed on furrows lookin' down on us. I didn’t have to
A ttra c tiv e Cafe and G r ill M usic ••
upset, and I lost n big cud of gum I
Czar Peter of Kussla celebrated a
and tried to think of something else. made by hla plow. H e eeemed to take hollar, and he didn’t aay a word. He
was
chewing.”
E u ro p e an P la n . Rates $1 0 0 a n d up • •
marriage of dwarfs with great parade
But I was unable to fix my thoughts a deep Interest In my picture.
ran away. 1 heard the sluice close, and
The lawyer laughed and slapped his In 1710. D warfs of both sexea within
on anything save a madman coming
“There’s eemep’n wanted on that In another minute he was back with
leg. but the widow bad a very serious
J
L. Q. SWETLAND. Secy, and M| t . :
down on us. Every man who passed little apace beside'the wheel," he said. a ladder, which he put down and, com
200 miles were commanded to repair
on the road a short distance from
In’ down himself, first took Janey In face as she went on?
.
| i |~i H - | I 1 1 I 1 l-bFH H -H * ’H l i I I -I-H -H - M -W I-1 T I 1 I 1 I I H
to
the
capital.
He
supplied
carriages
“W hat's that?" I asked
And so your old railroad has got
his arms and carried her o u t He was
where I sat looked to me like a raving
A hoy and a g irt”
to
pay me a thousand dollars for the for lhem and so arranged the affair
cornin’ back for me, but I let go the
maniac. Finally I saw a man coming
“W h at hoy and girt?"
right
of way. I'm going to get even that one horse should be geen gallop­
"Bomep’n happened there onct.
I wheel and swam for the ladder by
carrying a suit case. My heart went
ing Into SL Petersburg with tw elve
for
that
lost gum."
right up into my throat. I muttered kin teU y’ about It If y’ want to bear myself. I tried to climb up It, but It
or more of these small folk. The en­
“A
hundred
dollars
is
a
big
price,
Waa ne.go; the m iller reached down
a silent prayer that he might pass the IL "
widow. It's land that you make no tire company of dwarfs who took pert
and dragged me out.
gate. He did not. He stepped and
“Ge ahead."
In the feetlvlties numbered seventy,
O scar A nderson , Manager.
uae
of.”
“When I got up I saw Janey lyin’
looked up at our house. "H e ’s the es­
“It's about myself and the girl. 1
and all the furniture and other things
“But
I
may
decide
to
make
use
of
caped patient,” I moaned. "He's de­ Waa nigh on to seventeen, and J an ay on the grass with her eyea closed, Ump
prepared for them were on a minia­
Cor. Front and M o rrU o n S ts. Portland, O regon.
fifteen. Chlldsan haven’t got any and white as a cloth. Thlnkln’ she it. No; the railroad can have It for a ture scale.
liberating whether he’ll come here or go w
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thousand
dollars,
but
not
a
cent
less.
on farther. Heavens, he’s coming In!” aenaa, and Janey wasn't much past waa dead, 1 gave a cry and, bendln’
“It can condemn the land under the
There was no man In the house, and Data' a child. W a had been playin' down over her, lifted her In my arms.
Never leave home on a Journey without a
Free Buss to and from Trains. Rates
I simply must meet him. 1 sat per­ together when we was at an age to The miller said ahe’d only fainted and law, you understand, and In that case oottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I l is almost certain to
fectly a till while he came up the walk, play, and now we waa a little older would coma to herself purty soon. And It would get It for $10.”
60c, 75c, $1.00, |1.50, $2.0U. European
be needed and cannot be obtained when on
“Well, let ’em go ahead.”
my heart wildly heating. I had read wo ksot on playin' together. Anyway, be waa right. In another moment abe
board
the
cars
or
steamshipa
For
sale
iff
The
railroad
company
didn't
care
to
plan. Sherm an C ounty headquarters.
stories o f persons turning away insane Janey was a wild Uttia thing and up opened her eyea, and, eeeln’ me, what
go ahead until It bad exhausted other VA deals r*.
persons by coolness and strategy, tout to all aorta of pranks. W hat I waa do you suppose she did?”
means. It would raise its figures, and
1 didn’t find any coolness In myself, doin’ about thia time I ’m «peakin' of I “W b a t r • V’
fiuooess In the Garden..,
A G O O D C L E A N F A M IL Y H O T E L .
“She Juat smiled the same kind of a it would 8$n<l other law yers to her
and, as for strategy. I was Incapable vfaa tryln ’ to keep her from tumblin’
The success of a garden will depend
off the peak of the barn roof, or fahln
smile as whan aha waa goto’ down on Meanwhile the widow consulted a luw-
of carrying on even an ordinary con
principally on making the ground rich
yer In the village. He was a one horse aud keeping It to a high state o f cul­ ■ H I 11 1 1 I 1 n I 1 I’ 1 I 1 1 1 11 II 1 1 I -I'H ~1 1 1 I I I - H - I - H -H W
vernation w ith the man. By tbs time down through a hole In the haymow the wheel ’’
“My friend," I said a t the conclu­ lawyer, but be was posted on the thing
be reached the plaaaa I saw a wild floor, or gtttin’ drowned In the pond.
tivation. Many amateurs have an Idea
“Ona day wa was-over there where sion of his story. " I wish I had you she wanted most to know. In certain
eyed creature with fiery red hair and
that raking la only done to destroy r 1 n 11111 n t fr n 111 * ■* * * * l xA t 1 t-*i»i»t- t- t 't " i 11 ■$-! ■ i i ■$ ■$ fr -n 1 111 r u
a
dirt
road
led
down
to
the
m
i
l
l
.
I
t
’s
states
a
railroad
cannot
secure
the
and Jaaey right here at the age you
atmospheric disturbances sim ilar to
the
young weeds, but thia la only one
all
grown
over
with
grass
now,
but
then were that I might work you Into right of way through a dwelling bouse
heat waves emanating from hla fin­
and
rather a small reason for the con
you
can
aee
where
it
waa.
A
t
that
by
condemnation
proceedings.
If
the
my painting "
ger ends. Indeed, had I looked a t
him through dancing water or an Im­ time the m ill waa run whenever there
T f you’ll come w ith me up the road owner asks an exorbitant figure the stant use of the band rake. The main
object In cultivating between plants la
perfect window pane he couldn’t have was any grain to grind, and whan a bit I'll show you two young una ( value la to be set by three adjacent
landowners. This law applied In the to loosen the surface soil, so that it
appeared more terrible. H e said *omo there wasn’t the w ater waa turned that'll do as wall." ha replied.
off the sluice. That day It waa turned
forma a mulch and preserves the mois­
I want with the man. who stopped w idow ’s case, or soou would. She at
thing to me. but I had no Idea what
Y o u are c o rd ia lly in v ite d to m ake the
ture In the lower ground, where I t la
off
at a little house beside the road. We once ordered lumber to build a shanty
It was. except that It was a question
needed
to
feed
the
plants.—Harper's
•The
first
thing
I
knew
Janey
she
on
that
isthmus,
and
within
a
week
entered and found a middle aged wo­
“Go on,” I said—“oh. go on! They’re
Bazar.
Her man Ironing •
she w as living in it.
after you! I Jnat had a telephone from climbed out on to the wheel.
weight
was
Juat
enough
to
turn
i
t
and
"There’s
Janey,"
he
said.
Turning
The
railroad
sent
on
another
lawyer,
them asking If we had seen you. As
Sprains require careful treatment Keep
let her down alow. W hile she was to her, he added, "W here are the chil­ who offered $*200 for the right of way.
you value your freedom, go!"
quiet and apply Chamberlain’s Linimeht
Mrs. Carter was firm. Then another freely. I t will remove the sorensm and
He stood looking at me Was he go slakin' she looked at me sad laughed. dren V •
“Janey’a upstairs, and I sent Dick lawyer and $400
Mrs. Carter was quickly restore the parts to a healthy con­
log to spring upon me or would be IP waa a party enough laugh, hut
Your resting place between trains
with that cunning often to be found somehow I didn’t Uke to aee her goto' to the store H e’ll be back to a few firmer.
dition. For sale by all dealers.
Into that hola. 'causa there minute*." •
Railroads often seize by force what
I d persons of his kind attempt to out down
at The Dalles, Oregon,
wasn't any way for her to git out. I t
A girl about fifteen came down at they covet and then fight it out in
A Hause ef Shells. *
w it me ao that he could effect an en­
was walled to. except near the top, her mother*« call, and there .w » i court. The idea was to do it in this
An excellent restau ran t at m oderate prices.
A retired sea captain living near
trance into the house and murder ua
where an opening had been left to tot Janey sure enough. I asked permla
Edinburgh. Scotland, concluded that
case. Mrs. Carter borrowed every shot
all without our being able to call for
the water out. O f course when Janey alon to make a sketch of her, and
gun for a mile around and was ready one of the rooms In hla boose was too
help?
got to the bottom the wheel stopped when her brother, two years her
I I 1 1 1 I J 1 1 1 U T ' T ■ 1 * '
for battle. She actually fired u charge dark, and. not wanting to whitewash
“ Ton can’t come In!” I continued e x ­
ruin’.
senior, came In I did the asme w ith of bird shot that entered the legs of or to paint the w all opporit« the win­
citedly. “Oh, go on! Don't atop a tn “Then
I asked Janey to stand on It
dow ao as to reflect the light Into the
moment. You’ll he captured. Please add let me turn M and her back eg*»», him. Then I gave each a good fee three trespassers and »ent them howl
for serving as models, and after drink­ tog
Then the railroad j>eople got a room, he covered the wall with ce­
toft she got off and dared ma to come
ment and to it placed a layer of white
The man turned and. without a worn, down. I can see her eyes now Juat ing a glass of m ilk which was urged minister from the village to go down
and talk with the widow. He saved shell, says 8 t Nicholas. The resalt
retraced his steps
1 maintained my <e they looked then with a lot of dev­ upon me I took my leave
Going back to the mill. I finished his breath, even if he didn’t earn his was ao pleasing and he had ao many
T . N . C R O F T O N , Proprietor
position until I had seen him out of
iltry
‘aoa ,s »i
- ' i/
my picture under the Inspiration oc­ money. The moment she understood seaahella which be had collected from
the gate, then 1 staggered Into the
“There waa two simpletons tostoad casioned by the story connected w ith
various parts of the world that he con­
house, sank on a lounge, and that’s of one I got on to the wheel, sad lit
hla errand she said.
It
As I worked I thought which of
Now, paraon. you don’t w ant to butt tinued the work until hla cottage and
the last 1 knew till 1 saw the maid turned quicker w ith my weight than
garden became the wonder of the re-
the different scenes through which the
Into
thia. Your business is to preach
sprinkling my face with water
with hpra. I Joined hoc at the bottom, youngsters had passed I would Intro­
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, IElectric
elon.
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of
goodness
and
heaven
and
angels
Ashamed of my weakness. I soon and «be , w ^ •♦murin' bereetf in all
duce on the canvas. ‘ ‘ I knew that to Mine is to beat the railroad. You go
Call Bells.
0 . R. & N. Local Trains
C h ild r e n
C ry
arose and by keeping smelling salts sorts of ways, dancin’ and ruanto’
place Janey ou the grana Juat recover
right back home and leave me to run
continually at my nostrils managed to around the wheat and hollerin’ to hear
stop at front door.
Railway Ticket
tog from her fainting would be ef
FOR FLETCHER
get upstairs to my room. In the course how queer It oounded down there,
fediva, but I rather favored putting things here.”
of an hour the maid knocked at my Tw o or three times I tried to g it Mr.
office in the Lobby.
Then the railroad offered $f>00
te r on the wheel when she first stap­
door and said my brother had come. to 1st too toko her o u t I t wouldn't
“Juat half my figure!” was the wo­
le d oa to tt and smiling at her boy
.1 was surprised a t thia, for he had bo an easy matter to any event The
man’s reply.
companion, his own expression denot
NOTI0B TO CRBDITOB8
*
H O T E L R A T E S T O S U IT Y O U .
Then they called for a commission o f
written that be would be with ua on only, way I t ootfd ho done was fo r ua log hla anxiety. I decided upon the
In tli« County oonrt of the State of Dragon,
Baturday afternoon, and It was new to hal<ao each other by climbin’ on
three
to
view
and
value.
They
were
for Shetttaan ooanty In tba matter of
latter featore, and. taking to m y «tu
Friday. I was ao ashamed of my terror,
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loe of the wheel. But I f dio the sketches 1 had matte, I work three farmers and were good friends
the estate of W B MoOov, deoeaeed.
at the approach of the lunatic—H e n ry . the water should be turned on wo ed them in when I fe lt to the mood o f Mra. Carter. They put the value at
Notice ie hereby given that tbe au<top
L Barnum, has
had no respect for my tim idity—that Coukto’ttto that
$2.000.. One of their reasons w as that signed,
for tt. I eeeoeedud fa r better to de
miniatrator of the estate of W B MoOov
1 resolved not to say aay thing shout
“lritwt thing I know I board aoenapto piettog -the required egpeeeeion than the passing of trains would make the deoessed. ktd has q«»!**«1' ,
It.
W ith the smelling salts In my moved snddent above, and down coupe I bad hoped for. The picture hangs to fish to the two lakes very nervous. having claims against aolcl estate are he
bv notified indrequired So preaent the tome
hand. I went down Into the living the watoc. I tonkott. • • J * * * '
toy studio and hah often been ad­ Another was that the w histles of the duly item tied and regularly verified, M «be
room
a a t.o t my boots, tort Janey seemed to mired. I have had many offers for It, locomotives would prevent, the widow o ffice ot L Baramn at Moro, Oregon, within
Oh. my goodness gracious! Am I consider It a good X * * the UUle final, bet i t la the only picture I have ever from hearing her clock strike and six month« from the date of
mad, or are my eyes askew? There, and began to dance about In the Wto- painted whereto there la a story I might set her roosters to crowing an n n d all persona knowhig theroaelvaa to be
indebted to said estate are requested U P - y
healde Henry, stands the maniac!
tar oa the «tone flaur- . B W ^aduaUy have heard at first hand. For this I >ur ahead of time.
th e s a m e
Dated »hla, Mat day of Jaiy. WH
“ What the dickens did yoa mean. the wator rone From the bottom to reason I have never been willing to
E ntirely new, convenient to business.
When the award was made known
L BAHNUM. Adminiatratos of tba estate
Edith, by treating Mr. Trask as you the lowest part ef the wheal It was
5tj21aI8
102
of W B MoOoy , <*<**««‘m1
toe railroad company wanted to set
«
Clean beds, and table the best the m arket
part w ith I t
George Mowry, attorney for said estate
did awhile ago? I missed the train, up to our necks 1 lifted Janey oa to
tie for $1.600. ‘ '
and he came on without me. only to the wheel and got ep myself
will afford. Prices reasonable.
Com-
“I don’t want hot a thousand, said
The
A Curieue New Zealand Bird.
U M M O N » —In the C ircu it C ourt at the Btste ol
• •
a
• - vw
be turned swuy by jo u r Wvirf you oa j thing for ue to do was to climb
the
widow
T
h
a
t
has
been
my
Agger
S
Oregon
for
Hherman
countv.
mercial trade solicited.
The Maoris of New Zealand hunt
crazy 7 ’
right along
However. 1 want Ram
as the wheel turned
the bale for Its feathers, and the bird
Msry Emma Amaober, Plaintiff,
“N a-o, h but I thought be waa.”
-1 shouted with all my might, hopin'
vu.
The hula Andrews to bring the money and tell
Henry was very angry, but hla friend the miller would bear me. B ut ho is in danger of extinction
me
he’s
mighty
sorry
nbout
that
gum,
Harry Amaoher, Defendant.
soothingly said that I doubtless had an was inside the milt, and the nolee of Is a Jet Wack bird w ith a white band and If It was to do over ag’ln he’d help
a t the entrome end of tta tall feath­
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To Harry Amaoher, »be above named de­
explanation I gave It. A sickly amlle
me to find the cud If It took all day.
the water down whore we waa was
iL y n T D ir ffc r ? .«
— -—
fendant—
gradually overspread the features of enough to drown any boy's voice • I t ers. The birds ase hatched In pairs
And Lawyer Andrews appeared and In tbe name of tbe State of Oregon:
both the men. and. as for me. I ran tookad about for aotoep'n to stop t>a The male hae a abort, strong beak an<1 laid down the yellow backs and made
Yon are bewby required to atfpear and
the female a long, slender. Incurved
np to my room and locked the door, sad
gnawer »he oomplslni filed against you In
wheel with, hut there wasn't a attok beak. I The male breaks the bark off the handsomest kind of nn apology,
tbe
above entitled ault.on 0» betove tbe laM
they didn’t get me out of It till the
k The dead tew *, and the* female then dips and a month later the railroad waa day of tbe time praeortbed in tba order ef
next morning. When I came down to m ton* u mj mm aaywtuí»
nnblieatloo.to wit: on orhetoreth. let ddy
•U t
ww.«k>t
.
her beak Into the holes of the tog using the short cut and the engines of
breakfast Heary and Mr. Trask were
September, 1911, aadW you fall to ao .p
were
tooting
at
Mrs
Carter
as
she
bad
a
«ms
n
mt
e
f
g
ftrt
to
grind
’t
«
b
e
which
attack
dead
Umber.
She
pear and anawer, plaintiff will apply tn the
M O R O , O R E G O N .'-
r.
waiting for me Henry, who whs atfll
he'd gtt through befare we waa tired preeenhs one grab to bar spouse and stood tn her door.
oourt
for the relief demanded in tbe eom-
mortified at my reception of hla friend,
nlalnt filed hereto again«» ytje. tow it, fogg
euL B^t I didn't think he'd start the then has one herself, alternating moat
said by way of lntroductioa. Juat as if
When Flab Was 6c.ro«.
L IV E R Y , F E E D A N D S A L E S T A P L E S .
decree dissolving the bonds of matriaiooe
mill for leas than two or three hmrtff eonacientloosly The Maoris say that
The scarcity of fl»b *n o,d t,m*" ,n now <11»ting between the
we hadn’t met before:
«
whan one dlea the ether must neces­ Biigland made It difficult for the poor •elf on tbe groonda of ornSI and lahum.a
“ Edith, this la Mr. Trask, whom I grind.
and for auoh other and tonber
C . R- BELSHEE, Proprietor and Manager.
"Jtoaay atee< u> well « ahfnt half sarily dla of starvation, because nature to keep Lent Pepya remarks, “The treatment
• rote you I would bring up with me
relief ae to the oonrt may aaem eqaMable
b
y
ao
arranged
that
each
la
depend
a
^
q
r
»
StotoO
d
fflbf
times
as
loflg
this waak. I assure yon ha la In hla
talk of th« towne now la whether Lent and Jnat. *
.
This snmmoea («served Oboe yon hy pub-
-tirnn ohe hagan to
o n t TM •at an th*
right mind and has no Intention of
Telephone from The Dalle« or any Sherman county point» at our ex­
shall be kept w ith tbe atrictnesee of lioation thereof for a period of at:
only thing I could do with bar waa to
murdering yon.”
pense. Service furni»hed to or from Moro to any point.
tve
week, la The fthertoan CMUnly
the king's proclamation, which la
Neterad.
braso
up by, puttin' mg tort» bath
“ Yaa, I have." said the ether. ' T n
a weekly newepaper of general Ob’®****®®;
O U R M O T T O “Plea»* the public.”
thought
cannot
>
be.
because
of
Ute
Mra.
Hattereon-The
ladles
ef
the
< her.
tonto or
pnbliahed In Hherman ooontv. OrW’O, to
going to pluck bar heart out of her "
poor
who
cannot
buy
fish
"
He
also
pertoh
got
ng
a
baby
show
tor
the
parananee
to
aa
order
of
tbe
Hbn
W
nJ
Ban-
ready
tnery.
bet
she
looked
at
me
wtlh
Mow, w a a a f that nice of him?
says, "Notwithstanding my reaolutlon, rich a, County Judge for Bharman
I . EV ER Y TH IN G NEW AND UP-TO-DATE,
Indeed, he turned the whole matter a tired amlle and hegten markin' tbe benaflt ef the to w lta l
yet tor want of other vlctualla. 1 did Greaon, duly mads 0» tbe lteh day
, lira. Oha«arano-Waa It a oocceaa?
Into a Joke, getting Henry Into good
1911, and the date of the fir.» ^bheatlnn
aat flesh thia L e n t” and again. "Our thereof ia the ttat day of Inly
“Oh. a howling ■■c o aaar
SPE C IA L RATES TO COM MERCIAL TR A V ELER ^
gomor and making ma feel lees ua
pert?
she got so tirod
GEO N. FABB1N, Attorn.»
dinner wkk only sugar sopps aud flab,
AN ESCAPED
LUNATIC
- • Opposite Postoffice .
Moro
Oregon.
HOTEL
0R6CQN
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
E S M O N D H O TEL
On your
T0
way
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HOTEL
S
C A S T O R I A
FROM
P S R T L iA N B
DALLES
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UMATILLA HOUSE
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Grass Valley, Oregon.
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
w
comfortable.
And he kapt hla word
Sweesom
■ w» • -»•
fiW
rt
I knew a W tt have to git a real, afltt I
ter Mara to ulta« |a
1
to ha
♦he only time wa have had a Leutaa
all thia U tt."
TtJHal.KMl
for plaintiff