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Stopping a Scowge of tke Weevil.
Five hundred cases of condition
M a r * e ìl F « C f l « l a l P a re r*
powders, a staple stock medicine,
r r i o AU FAFBM o r i i i k m a n co have been confiscated by the state
dairy and food commission and
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MORO. OREGON.
burned at Portland. The powders
Entered m eecond clam matter at the were found to be filled with worms
poet office at M oro, Oregon, July 25, 1891.
of the weevil variety and repre
sented an appalling danger to
D. C. I r e l a n d , Editor.
flour and feed, or foodstuffs ot a
similar
nature which were to be
C. L. I r e l a n d . . . , , -----Manager.
found in the same warehouse.
The consignment was shipped
F R ID A Y ..
O ctober 6,1911
by an Omaha company, which,on
If you do not read The Observer, rhy being notified of its condition tel
egraphed an order for its destruc
not?
W e would like to have you take it. and tion. The consignment was being
we know it would be profitable to you to
become a «ubacriber.
W e tend it two held at Clay, Morse & C o.’s ware
years for $2.SO; one year $1.50; I2^»cts a house; on discovery of the pres
month isn’t much. T ry it. Order by
postal card, and pay for it when you can. ence of the weevils the state com
mission was notified and made the
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex*
cept when for money making purposes. investigation.
Such notices at regular rates at the option
The same variety of bugs have
of the publishers.
,
been tested in the laboratory of the
W e w ill not be responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify as of O. A. C., a few being put in a box
changes io their address. Nor w ill the of pepper, and at the expiration
notification of a Postmaster that the sub
scriber has "R em oved” settle the bill of a of a short time the pepper had
delinquent.
entirely disappeared and the box
Did it ever occur to you that it costs no was filled with a writhing mass of
more to produce printing that is pleasing
to the eye than the other kind?
The weevils.
According to the state chemist
Observer is equipped with all the modem
faclities tor doing good work at the very the weevils contained in the con
minimum of cost. T ry us with an order
and if it is not executed to your perfect dition powders (funny stuff to give
satisfaction you need not pay for it.
to sick animals), would have been
Send for advertising rates.
sufficient to have brought about
damages of $100,000 to flour and
Upton Sinclair is now cälled an other grocery stock on storage.
‘unripe persim m on;’ still he does
not seem to have puckeredjip the
Proof that Publicity Pays. *
mouths of his wife and her. affinity
the tramp poet.
Driven out of the southwest by
A French war ship of the super
dreadnought class recently launch
ed, when ready for sea will have
cost $12,400,000; a rather expens
ive float in these times of alleged
peace.
The net corporate in co m e of
our Little Short Line, the C S Ry.,
last year was $9,540.65. Just $9,-
425.49 above that of the Pendleton
Pilot Rock branch, in Umatilla
county.
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Another wonderful discovery is
reported from Alaska, of great
value commercially : viz. that the
Kubak river, hitherto supposed to
be a small arctic stream, is naviga
ble 500 miles from its mouth.
crop reverses, a group of settlers
became homeseekers and found
their way to Umatilla county. It
is a long jump from Oklahoma to
The Oregon Inland Empire, but
it is one that has been taken with
profit to numerous housekeepers
the past three or four years. These
people came because literature
descriptive of Umatilla county had
found its way into their hands;
there was no other attraction; pub
licity was e n o u g h ; and it proves
once more what all community
building experts realize; what the
railroads have spent thousands of
dollars to prove, and what all who
are dependent on convincing the
man at a distance must learn, soon
er or later, if they are to achieve
success: viz. “It is publicity that
pays, and pays well.“
What we Owe to Ourselves sad to
Tke Annual Local Fair.
What the state fair is to Oregon
the county fair should be to the
county. The man who lives apart
from his fellows is sure to deterio
rate and if his isolation is com
plete he becomes a savage. On
the other hand, the man w ho
mingles with his fellows, who ap
preciates their efforts and who
profits by what "they have done,
will develop the best there is in
him^will increase his knowledge,
and will more nearly approach
the ideal of civilization.
For the county the annual fair
affords the best opportunity for
these things and teaches by object
lessons as no other institution can.
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Tke Fat Dog ia tke Family.
Earl Barnes, seven years old
lived with his parents in Chicago.
Earl had a pet d o g ; it bit him in
the nose September 13th ; on the
23d rabies appeared and the child
was rushed to the Pasteur institute.
There w j y no hope of saving the
life of the little fellow.
In wild agony the lad bit himself
and snapped at the furniture; his
condition was so rabid that seve
ral hospitals refused to admit him.
O w ing to his hopeless state he was
taken to the cdynty hospital, and
to end his agony he was chloro
form ed, and kept under the influ
ence of the anaesthetic until h e
died, b o n ’t you want a pet dog ?
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The famous Sherman County Horses and
Cattle and a fine display of Grains, Fruits,
Vegetables of all kinds will be on Exhibit.
October ioth, nth, 12th
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Number acres tillable land, 271,101..."........ ...................... 4.<t...................... $4,198,480 00
Number acres non-tillable land, 142,743.............. ...........• . . . . .
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Improvements on deeded land.......... ............................................ ................. * 219,775 00
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State of Oregon donates 1500 for premiums
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15,740
152,230
131,015
135,485
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Bring the best you have and compete for a prize.
WASTED ELOQUENCE.
Hla Ona O rest flpaaah Was" WkaMy
Last an President Cleveland.
3,920 00
The grain {rouiiri [onvanieneaa
Colonel Franklin Pierce Morgan of
Total value $6,045,230 00 Washington and New York never made
but one greet speech, and the story of
Railroads, rolling stock, telegraph and telephone lines are not included in above list.
It la pathetic. Hla audience was Gro
ver Cleveland, then president of the
United States, and hla purpose was to
IM P O R T A N C E O F H E A L T H Y
secure a pardon fo r a murderer named
Something for Your Hat.
K ID N E Y S .
O’Neil, to whom the colonel had be-
Interested.
"*•
W hen you pull down the town M o ro R a a d a ra S h o u ld L o a rn to K a a p come
—I ’ll never forget that day," said the
th a K id n a y a W a ll.
in which is your hom e, you are
colonel to telling about the in c id en t
" I had told Dan Lamont the day be
pulling yourself down, and when
The kidney* have a big work to do.
fore th at I latended to ask Cleveland
you build up the town in which is A ll the blood in the body ia couraing*
to pardon O’Neil, who was a creature
your hom e you are building up through the kidney* constantly to be freed of tha dark places a t times, but a pret
yourself, and your neighbor ; ban of poisonous matter. It is a heavy en ty good fellow at that. Cleveland had
ish from your mind the mistaken ough task when the kidney* are well, but taken the precaution to eend to the de
a cold, chill, fever or some thoughtless partment of justice and get the papers
idea that all good things are 4way exposure is likely to irritate, inflame and In the case.
M1 got up early the next morning,
off in some other locality ; give congest the kidney* and interrupt the puri
had a massage and was feeling tiptop.
your town all the praise it can le fying work.
Then the aching begins, and is usually I got to to see Cleveland, and I spoke
gitimately bear, it certainly will do
accompanied by some irregularity of the twenty minutes. Never to my life, be
yo^ no harm, and will cost you urin— too frequent passages, sediment fore or since, have I been as eloquent
nothing ; and, above all, patronize or retention. Thousands testfy to the ea I waa pleading for that fellow
O’Neil. The end of every sentence 1
your hom e institutions, including wonderful merit of Doan’s Kidney Pills, ottered brushed the edges off .a cloud.
a remedy for the kidneys only, that has I concluded my argument confident
the printing office.
been used in kidney troube* 75 year*
that I had swept tha president off his
You make no mistake in following this:
feet.
Sensible, to Tke Point Talk.
“ 'M r. Morgan,’ ha said, ia th at all
M r*. P. H . Buxton, of M oro, Oregon,
•ays: "*A member of my fam ily uled you have to aay on behalf of your
Farm Journal: Many a man is Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and friend T
"Mind you, ha said ’friend.’
in such haste to let the world know trouble with the kidneys and great benefit
* 'Yea, M r. PreeideaL* 1 said, T think
where he stands on the tariff, reci was received. I have often heard other th a t’s all.’
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procity, and the direct election of people speak highly of this remedy
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 centa.
congressmen, that his patient wife Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, long aa I am In the W hite Bouse ehall
that consummate scoundrel—consum
cannot find out where he stands sola agents for the United State*
mate scoundrel, mind you—get out of
on the important domestic ques Remember the name— Doan**— and take the penitentiary.’
“W hat's the use o f eloquence, any
tion of water in the house, and a no other.
how T"’ concluded the colonel.—Buffalo
new carpet for the parlor. Save
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J Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail
and the Telephone.
There ia another convenience which all
farmers should have
and many do have
a checking ac
count with a good bank.
The possessor of such an'account
avoids the risk of having his money on his per°on or about
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
His bills paid by check are not only a valid teceipt, hut
also a convenience in hi* home transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
The lllaeeo Warehouse Willing [ o . :
|ank, of Woro.
t a Hardware and
Implement Company
. DEALERS
Palate* tant revolt at raw bananas
can enjoy them wall cooked. Btocnach
specialist*—some of them—eay thta
fruit la nourishing and should bo
served often.
A simple pudding Is made from a
custard of yolks of three eggs to a
quart of milk, slightly sweetened.
When the coos latency of thick cream
pour It over ¿bin aliens o f banana la a
pudding dish. Put meringue of whites
of eggs on top and brown slightly in
oven. Serve cold with cream.
Sliced bananas mixed with corn
starch Just before It stiffens and served
with fresh strawberry eence are de
Bryant & Whealdon
A tto r n e y s at
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E X T R A S A N D O IL S
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M anufacturer and Dealer in
R. R. - Butler
Harness and Saddlery
A tto r n e y -a f-la w
-Collars Whips, Blankets, etc,
M a so n ic B u ild in g
T h e D a lle a
A FULL LINE NOW ON HAND
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ffe a a /r/ay Prom ptly and N eatly Doae. *
O re g o n .
M o r o , O re g o n .
H ew ta W ish I vary Handled Knives.
In washing Ivory or hone handled
knives they should never be put tote
water, as It tajusee the handles The
blades may be pieced upright in a mug
of hot soda water, to r to thta way the
handtaa Will be kept dry. Should the
handles come off fix them again thus:
Taka powdered main and mix It with
a email quantity o f powdered chalk,
whiting or Blacked lima. F ill the bole
with the mixture, beat the abaft o f the
knife and Insert firmly Into tha han
dle. When cold It will ba quite fe a t
D r . o . j . gofkin ,
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
D r . marie m . co ffin .
D i m s oï Vein I Clilim a Specialty
MORO PHARMACY
E x p e r t, . E x p e r ie n c e d , R e g is te r e d P h a r m a c i s t i
f le d ic in e s C a r e f u l l y C o m p o u n d e d .
Office in The Goffin Building, lat St.
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M ono, O sboon .
C o m p lttt Asaortment of 8 llv e r w a r t and Jew elry
J. R. Morgan
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Hew to Make Chaaaa Straws.
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1st to 15th of each month.
Office opposite D n . Goffin
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16th to 30th of each month.
Office opp. M cCoy, Atwood Co
J jtm e s S t e w a r t
Address: MORO. OR KOON.
H ew ta Make Maiaaaaa Ceahlaa.
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Baked bananag are. sometimes used
as a vegetable. Peel and cut In half,
lengthwise. Divide If large. To each
banana allow a tablespoonful of sugar,
two tablaspooofula of water, a table-
spoonful each e f lemon Juice and melt
ed batter sad a pinch of a a lt Put
slices In shallow casserole and
slowly for half an hour,
wall basted.
W arm a cupful e f ma l aaeae slightly
and beat to a cream w ith h a lf a cep-
fal of softened better. Add the Juice
of half a lemon, ooe ttbleapoeafel of
ginger and half a teaspoonfnl of cin
namon. Now stir to two cupfuls ef
flour sifted three rimes. with an even
teaspoon fnl o f baking soda, until you
have a soft dough: toll
cut
Bake tt to a good ovao.
BEST
Room* 1 & 2 over W . W . M . Co. Bank.
licious.
Take a quarter of a pound o f puff
paste, a tablaspounfnl of flour, a table-
spoonful of grated ebaeea and a little
paprika; roll the chaaee Into tha paste
as If In rolling in flour; roll It out thin
and cut It In lengths e f about four or
five Inches long and a quarter of an
Inch wide; t$r1at each atrip and press
It on a well wetted baking tin and
bake In a moderate oven for ten or
twelve minutes.
Have some rings
made with the aaaae paste to bold the
etrews and serve on a napkin
THE
The Reversible Disc Harrow
Kentucky Interchangeable Drill
John Deere all steel Plow
Harrows of all sorts
Sprains require careful treatment Kaap
outat and apply Chambarlain’a Liniment
fraslv.
I t w ill remove tha aoraoaaa and
quickly raatora the parte to a healthy con
dition. F o rto le by all dealers.
•averul W a y * of Prapartog Wkolanoma
F ru it In Palatable Farm.
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HOW TO COOK BANANAS.
S to ck In sp ecto r
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D e p u ty S to ck Inspector
Loul* Schadew ltx , Kent. Oregon
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S u m m a ry o f Haoeeom ent R o l l o f Sh erm an C o u n ty
James J H ill and party found
Prineville decidedly too wet for a
Boston Snobs Snubbed.
dry farming region, and postpon
ed the 150-mile auto hike “on to
Archie Roosevelt, son of the
Burns.” It was a down-pour that former president, went to Boston
made the adobe in Shaniko flat recently on business which prima
quiver like the aspen leaves.
rily concerned himself. Friends
of the young man and the family,
J A H yslop, government expert were aware of his arrival, under
in entom ology, is now in Oregon stood that he had no time to accept
studying wire worms, com m only or extend anything more than the country, brethren ; that’s all
called click or snapping beetles, in com m onplace courtesies of greet right; but don’t forget to save the
the O.A.C. collection. The distri ing and farewell, and as well bred wife, for after all what is the coun
bution o f this beetle is general over persons naturally would, under try to you when you have lost a
the Pacific N ew West, and is doin/fi such conditions,left him to his own good help meet ?
thousands of dollars’ worth of dam devices. •
Saving tke Editor.
Unfortunately, toward the end
age annually.
of his stay his presence became
A minister at a recent editorial
The last assessment of Sherman known to a number of butinskys
convention offered the following
county, summarized today in The and climbers of both sexes, and
"toast: "To save an editor from
Observer, shows a total „valuation various sorts ; and these began at
starvation, take his paper and pay
of $6,045,230. The same list last once to clamor for recognition.
for it promptly ; to save him from
year totaled $5,932,000, a gain for Men ot all kinds called on one
bankruptcy, advertise in his paper
1911 amounting to $113,230, not excuse or an oth er; ignorant, am
liberally; to save him from des
withstanding the cry of hard times. bitious wom en, and some* who
pair, send him every item of news
W hat’s the matter with G ood Old should have known better, sent up
which you can get hold o f ; to save
Sherman C ounty? She’s all right. their cards and asked an opportu
him from profanity, write your
nity to present their compliments
correspondence plainly on one
to a young man who had not b^en
W ood pulp and printing paper aware that his callers were in ex side o f the sheet only and send it
in as early as possible ; don ’t wait
from Canada will be free, by vir istence.
to send it until four o ’clock in the
tue of the reciprocity measure,
After a day of such snobbish
even though all the rest of it -is and vulgar persecution Mr. Roose afternoon of the last d a y ; to save
kicked over by the Canadians. velt left his hotel. The cads from him from mistakes bury him, as
This is one thing to be thankful whom he fled .are entitled to the dead people are the only ones
for, and it may prove an object satisfaction o f knowing that, even who never make mistakes.
lesson, and an opening wedge for though they might not accompany
further free trade between the two him. they were able to drive him
Surprised—“Wkat, Agaia?’’
countries, which, as a matter of
Evening Telegram : Report has
fact, ought to be entirely free, as
Punishment
That
is
Necessary.
it
that
there is to be a wide awake
to articles manufactured or pro
investigation
of municipal graft in
duced in either country.
Evening Journal: - The raise in Philadelphia. 5What, again.
the price of sugar this year will
The high cost o f living i- kcj<’ net the sugar trust $40,000,000,
Conaty Board of Equalisation.
high'by the piracy pi dealers; only about twenty times the fines it
last week Portland wholesalers in was required to pay for its crim
M oro, Or., Sept. 18, 1911.
the line of family supplies, sent 2% inality. Fine system; the more a
Notice : There will be a meeting
car loads o f vegetables, canteloups trust is punished, the more it robs of the County Board o f Equaliza
etc., to the crematory, because it the people. If som e of the Have- tion for Sherman county, Oregon,
was a surplus that threatened to meyers and Armours and Dukes at the court house in M oro on the
third Monday in October, that be
bear the retail trade.
Mayor were sent to prison at hard Igbor ing the 16th day of October, 1911,
Shank, of Indianapolis, set a good or 20 years, trusts would be good. for the purpose of hearing object
exam ple for correcting such evils
ions if any there be, to the annual
»essment, and attend to other
last Saturday, when he bought a
Pendletoa to Have Silk Warms.
business, at which time all persons
car load of potatoes first hands,
interested are invited to attend.
cut out the middlemen entirely,
Live W ire : During the last few
O t t o P e et z ,
and sold direct to the people at days a box of silk worm cocoons, 4tI22.112]
Assessor;
cost, as a rebuke to commission recently received from Japan by
merchants for their unreasonable Mrs Nathan Evans, has been on
Try the Observer $1.50 a year.
advances, giving consumers the exhibition at the Pendleton libra
difference between 75 cents and ry. Considering the fact that an
«ban you
Bight la poor baaiaat aaaaoo wl
laeat Urna to apart yen a
$1.80 per bushel.
effort is being made to establish ,v* the
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ta taka dtarrito«* and lata
Chamberlain’*
time, un lea* van' have G
the silk worm industry as near to
("holer« «ml Diarrhoaa Baaaady at
Birthday Postal Cards at The this city as the one at The Dalles,
hand and taka a doaa on flrat
tha appaar
the subject is o f interest./
For sab hy n lld ssli w.
ano* of tha
Observer Book Store.
T H IR D A N N U A L
SHERMAN COUNTY FAIR
any worthless cur will do.
Town lo ts ................................... ....................... ................: • . .
Improvements on town lots............................ .......................
Improvements on land ndt deeded.........................................
Manufacturing machinery........................................... .................... , • • • ...........
Merchandise and stock in trade.....................................................................
Farming implements, automobiles, carriages, etc........ .’ . ............................
M oney, notes and accounts...........................1 . . ............. ..............J'..................
Household goods.............. ............................ • » . . . y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Number of horses and mules, 6 ,3 7 9 ...........................
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Number of cattle, 1,490............................. i ............................•
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Number of sheep and goats, 15,812.........................................
Number of swine 1 ,7 9 2 ...» ......................................................... * ..............
Number of dogs 368 ........................................................................ ..................
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FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER 'GOODS, PERFUMERY.
BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, CICARS.
Any and
all
K ln d a
of
P a te n t
M e d ic in e
A lw a y s
In
S to c k
| M oro - s B a r b e r S h o p ?
P o r c e l a i n B a t h T |i b > .
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faijtliiiig First Class and lip ta date.
| A geqt for th e B est Steam Laündry
Shop in B rick B u ild in g n ex t Observer Office
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