Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 19, 1912, Image 2

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AL P A P B R OP 8 H I R M A N
MORO, OREGON.
Orefoo Statutes need Ethical Bradagqp
State Capital Gleanings
Hotel Carlton
L ô trf P r e « » Offered by (le Tri-
« • r * L ily O f fic i* ! P a r e r .
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WWZES FOU GOOD FARMING.
CO
Judge M orrow of Portland, it
That certain counties in the state
reported
to have decided that lead the wprld as Ayr as school attend­
Co.nty Development Letfne.,
“ under the statutes of Oregon it it ance la concerned Is shown In a state­
For the purpose of encouraging no crime for a public. official to ment which is being prepared by Sup­
erintendent Alderman.
solicit a bribe.”
Entered as second clau matter at the a more diversified husbandry in
T hat certificates of delinquency
poat office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891. the counties of Gilliam, Morrow
However justified technically
to taxes can be foreclosed any Ji
and Sherman, the business men of the judge may perhaps hav^ been after three years from the date of
D. C. I reland , Editor.
Portland, in connection with the in this decission, yet all good men their becoming delinquent is the gist
and true everywhere will wish of an opinion handed down by Assist­
C. L. I r e l a n d .............Manager Oregon Agricultural College and
that
he had not found to this ef­ ant Attorney-General Van Winkle.
the Oregon State Conservation
Secretary of State Olcott estimates
fect.
have organized
that the purchase of a new addressing
FR ID A Y ......... January 19, 1912 Commission,
The reasons for such an inter­ machine w ill result in a saving in one
what is known as the Tri-County
pretation are sure to be misunder­ year of fSOO. The new machine is
Development
League
and
have
If you do not read The Observer, why
not?
subscribed a fund for the support stood by nonlegal people. The said to be capable of addressing 8000
initiative and referendum pamphlets
W e would like to have you take it, and of a traveling agricultural advisor, alleged facts that the solicited per­
and
other pieces of mall a day.
we know it would be profitable to you to
and for the payment of the follow­ son did not agree to give the bribe,
become a subscriber.
W e send it two
That the work of the Salem Fruit
and that this nonacceptance of the Union, in developing the fruit indus­ 14th an d W a s h in g to n S t» .,
years for 12.50; one year $1.50; 12S cts a ing premiums:
month isn't much. T ry jt. Order by
offer
nullified it, do not in the try In this section of the W illam ette
Class A. For the best two acres
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
least
satisfy
the moral sense of valley, has been eminently suocess-
of field peas grown on typical
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex­
Disease In Books.
ful. was demonstrated at the union’s
cept when for money making purposes. wheat land and not on sub-irrigat­ straightforward men nor mitigate
Dr. S. Dana Hubbard of the board
annual
meetlns.
when
it
was
decided
Such notices at regular rates at the option ed bottom land.
Precipitation of their honor at the idea that solicit-"* to construct a large eannery in con­ of health told the' members of the
of the publishers.
New York Library association that
locality in which they are grown ¡ng a bribe is not a crime, There nection w ith the union.
greater precautions should be taken
W e will not be responsible for the
seems to be a screw loose in * the
to
be
considered
in
awarding
the
A delegation of oltlaeas from W illa ­ by the officials o f circulating libraries
neglect of subscribers to notify as of
changes in their address. Nor will the prizes.
First prize, $40.00; second law, and the morpl effect can not mina appeared before the state ra il­ against the dissemination of infec­
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­
prize, $30.00; third prize, $20.00. fail to be damaging wherever it road eommineioa relative to the cem- tious diseases through booka “One of
scriber has ‘ •Removed” settle the bill of a
plaint aa to the Sheridan A W llla- the most Indefatigable readers on an
delinquent.
s
Class B. Best one-tenth acre of becomes known.
t road. The olttxsss are desirous ocean liner during one of Its recent
As the reported facts appear at of having a suitable station and de­ crossings,” be said, “was a young man
Did it ever occur to you that it costa no corn grown on typical wheat land
more to produce printing that is pleasing by a boy under 18 years of age. this time, it rather looks as if the clare that the track is ia unsuitable Just recovering from smallpox. When
to the eye than the other kind?
The
bis condition was discovered the whole
Observer is equipped with all the modern Weight of forage and corn when statutes of Oregon needed to be had unsafe .gggdlUea ead should ho ship's library was disinfected. Every
repaired.
faclities for doing good work at the very dry and quality of corn to be con­ braced up ethically to the truth
public library should have a corps of
minimum of cost. T ry us with an order
To
have esvsatr-flve
thousand Inspectors whose duty it should be
First prize, $15.00; sec­ that the solicitor of a bribe, espec­ school
and if it is not executed to your perfect sidered.
children of Oregon taking ao- to subject n11 books returned by read­
satisfaction you need not pay for it.
ond prize, $12.50; third "prize, ially when he is-a sworn and trust­ tlve part in th e agrieultural and im ers
to a rigid examination. All those
Send for advertising rates.
ed servant of the state, is as blame­ duetrial fairs of the state la 1S11 la which
$10.00.
bear suspicious looking marks
the ambition of State Superintendent should be destroyed, and all book*
Class C. Best one-tenth acre of worthy as the giver of a bribe.
Alderman A t leant oae-thlid of the should be subjected to a disinfecting
Boxing lessons are to be forbid Milo maze or Kaffir corn grown
youthful exhibitors at the oouaty sad process at frequent intervals.“—New
den among the girls in Los An on typical wheat land by a boy
district fairs are eapeeted to oome te York Sun.
Bat Andy Didn’t Catch on.
18 years of age.
First prize,
geles high schools.
the state fa ir with the exhibits os
. Aeroplanes and Forest Fires.
$15.00; second prize, $12.50; third
wbloh they woa prises at their home
The supervisor of the Selway forest,
Like
other
trust
magnates,
An­
fairs.
prize, $10.00.
Portland Oregon.
t-
T his thoroughly modern F ire ­
proof Hotel offers Unexcelled
Service,^Comfort and Conven­
ience at the moderate price
rates from $i.oo per day up.
Papular riccd Restaurant
in connection,
m eets ali train s
Auto
Buss
ROSS FIN NEO A N
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
M a n a g e r.
School Boob
os
at The Observer Store.
.'Z T /’y -Z / /
f ill (¡rain (¡rowers [onvenieneoi
Are not alone confincTTo Rural Free Derive.y of mail
and the Telephone.
1 here id anothei convenience which all
farmers should have — and many do hay»)— a checking ac­
count with a pood hank.
The podsesror of nuch an account
avoids the risk of having his money on in» perron or about
hie home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
Hid hi’le p ri 1 by check are not only a valid leceipt, but
consisting of 1,000,000 acres, which
Peary has been awarded a
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
some years ago w as a part of the Nes
Class D. Best one acre of al­ drew Carnagie did not know that
medal by the French,, academy
change for comuluhiog H*.ul^ment is not at hand
pooling was illegal until the courts
A Howes of evil Repute.
'** Perces’. reserve in Idaho, predicts that
of sports, but the ananais club has falfa grown on typical wheat land. had so decided. Yet it was ob­
The boose In St. Pefersborg which aeroplanes and wireleiss telegraphy
Don’t etop to think Thu over, hut stuff an account now with
done nothing for Dr. Cook yet. First prize,, $20.00; second prize, vious that pools were combina­ M. Stolypin occupied at the time of Will be Important factors in forest fire
$15.00; third prize, $10.00.
hla assassination a t Kiev baa an evil prevention before a far distant date.
Class E. Best five hogs fattened tions in restraint of trade. Too repute and merits the appellation be­ He believes that a man in an aero­
Some of the irrigation schemes
stowed upon it b y a Paris paper. “I* plane could do more accurate and ex­
upon peas by the system known many men of this clau make it a maiaon fatale.” Tne property of the tensive survey work In the forests of
are in trouble, but no competent
as “ hogged off.”
First prize, rule not to obey a law until they state. It is the official residence of the the Pacific slope country in a few
enterprise tor the drainage of wet
$40.00; second prize, $30.00; third have made a determined effort to president of the council of ministers. hours when forest fires are raging
lands have proven a disappoint­
have it annulled by the courts. Thirty-two years ago General Mesen- than Is usually accomplished by tw en­
prize, $20.00.
the ancle of Mme. Stolypin, met ty rangers in a week. With wireless
ment.
1
ben, if they fail, they complain soff,
- Class F. For the best kept
his death there at the hands of revolu­ station^ installed on peaks in the chief
that it interferes with what they tionist*. Thera his successor. General danger zones, he believes it would be
The national democratic con­ flock of not less than fifty hens for are pleased to call business, anc Potaaoff, had a mental breakdown. a comparatively easy task to assemble
Record keeping
Later two ministers of the Interior. men and apparatus to check and extin­
vention will be held in Baltimore, nine months.
and
economy
of
production
con­ agitate for its repeal. How can Slplagln and Plehve, both cam« to an guish the flames and prevent spread­
June 25th, one week later than
we expect the law to be respectec untimely end during their tenancy. On in g —Popular Mechnnlcs.
the republican convention at sidered. First prize, $40.00; sec­ by the poor and ignorant when the other hand, three ministers filling
ond prize, $30.00; third prize.
the same position—Count Loria- MeU-
Chicago, June 18th.
many of the rich and educatec koff.
GOOD N E W S
$20.00.
Count Tolstoy and M. Dournovo—
set
such
an
example
of
lawlessness
declined to live In the house, and they
Prizes will be duplicated in
escaped attack. The present premier M a n y M o r o R e a d e r s H a v a H o a r d I t
What has become of the con­ each of the three counties men­
hai not taken over the official resi­
a n d P r o f it e d T h e r o b y
centrated food tablets of which tioned. '•
dence.
J W Morton, who served as
much was once said? They will
In addition to these premiums
“ Good nrw i travel* fa«t, ” and th e
CHefex, the Bey Vieliniat.
be needed in the difficult, not to the following prize has been of­ joint representative in the assem
thousand* of bacTback •uflerera in Moro
For Goldendale, White
Bloch's Wocbenschrift, Vienna, in
say desperate, war begun against fered by an implement dealer of bly of 1898 and ’99 from Wasco speaking
of the boy violinist. Josef are glad to learn that prompt relief ia
and East For Madras, I
and Sherman counties, filed his
the tip system.
within their reach. Many a lame, weak
Portland for the best five acres of declaration of intentions with sec Chefs*, who may be beard In the Unit­ and aching back i> bad no mo're, thanka to
tral
Oregon Points.
ed 8tates soon, says: “H a cornea hon­
either spring or fall-sown wheat in retary Olcott to become a candi estly by hla musical talen t His father. Doan ■ Kidney Pill*. Our citizen* are
Dr Pearson of Chicago, who Sherman county, to be grown on
Buben Chafes, was a popular musician telling the good new* of their experience
for the office of United States In
N orth bound 'Train at
Wllna, and his uncle. Nissan, con­ with the O ld Quaker Remedy. Here ia
has given away all of his $7,000,- typical wheat land, precipitation
senator-on the republican ticket.
ducted a school fbr music at Wasaau. an example worth reading:
7 South hound Train at
000 fortune, is better contented of locality in which thé* wheat is
The boy. who la only ten years old.
M
r*.
H
.
U
.
Martin,
of
Moro,
Oregon,
with a limited bill of fare than he grown to be considered in award­
has already had a musical career. Hla
•aya: " I can recommend Doan'* Kidney
Schedules and otl 1er <let a
father began to Instruct him when the
would be if in a position to have ing the prizes:
Empire Junior
An increase of over 55 percent Boy
Pill* highly. M y back ached severely
was
three
years
old,
and
two
years
hi8_will broken.
(16) single disc drill, donated by in the registration in the winter later he entered tbe Wllna School For and my health became all run dowa a* the
W . E. C O M A N
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver, Port­ short course is reported from the Music. H a was not yet six years old result of disordered kidney*. Doan's K id­
G e n e r a l F r e i g h t a n d P a s s . M jt.
Old carvings have been found land, Oregon.
ney Pill* corrected these difficulties and
when
he
made
hla
debut
on
the
con­
O A C over the same time last
stage and then entered th e 8 t proved of benefit every w ay.”
in Korea similar to some produced
In Class A, B and C, competit­ year; the increased attendance is cert
Petersburg conservatory, where he ap­
For sale by all dealer*. Price 50 cent*.
in ancient Mexico.
Asia and ors must give cultural methods noted in every department. Dr peared
in a concert arrrfuged by the Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
America are but a few miles apart employed; date of seeding, culti James Withycombe, director of directors especially for him. -Since •ole agent* for the United State*.
at Bering Strait, a fact that has al­ vating, harvesting; yield, and cost experiment stations, predicted that then be has been beard on all tbe greet
Remember the name— Doan’*— and take
LOU 15 N E Y D T
concert stages of bis country.”
no other.
ways been suggestive to antiquar­ of production.
the enrollment would reach 1,000
M an u factu rer and Dealer in
ians.
- In Class D, competitors - must before the end of the week.
Where Amerloena Are Unpopular.
Every time tbe natives of a country
give methods and cost of prepar These winter short courses have
in Central America meet in a small
“The official investigation of the ¡ng the land, date of seeding, been offered at the O A C for 15 room,
drink large quantities of black
Equitable building fire reveals and amount of seed sown.
years and the attendance has in coffee, smoke countless numbers of
BUCXBEE'S SEEDS SUCCEED I
Blankets, etc,
blacker cigarettes and hatch out a rev­
pretty certain that the disaster was
In Class E, competitors must creased constantly.
S
P
E C IA L O F F E R :
olution
somebody
arises
to
remark
A PULL L is t: NOW O N H A N D L
caused by the careless throwing give acreage of peas requred to
M w te to k a lM Mew Beatoeea. A trial Will
that no Americans, meaning citizens
you oor
customer.
-
away of a match,” reads a report fatten the hogs, method of prepar­
of tbe United States, are wanted in
ertK.t9iiwti<n s th a a s ts is t1
R e p a irin g P r o m p tly a n d N e a tly Done.
Oregon is to be the world that neighborhood. The reason for t hia
submitted to Mayor Gaynor by ing the ground for the peas, am
1«
that
tbe
Americans
are
real
fight­
center
of
prosperity
during
the
fire commissioner Johnson.
Moro, Oregon.
ount of seed sown per acre, date
Wrfta foxfay; Afenf/on thia Paper.
ers, and whenever a row is started
of sowing, and total cost of pro­ year 1912, offering greater oppor­ they make it a point to shed real blood.
SEND 10 CENTS
tunities than any other state in the Not long ago. In one of tbe revolution­
An alphabet reformer thinks ducing the crop. If supplemental
union. We will have during 1912 ary movements in Honduras. George
the English language can get along feeding be fed, the character of more railroad building than any
Miller, an American, was killed
with seventeen characters. Now feed and amounts must be given. other state of the union. Oregon after being ambushed near a ceme­
tery in one of the towns of Honduras.
In Class F, competitors must
that the Chinese are waking up
will grow faster than any other When they found Miller, however,
give
the
system
and
cost
of
hous­
they should catch the idea and dis­
state of the union. We have soil, there lay In front of him sixteen Hon­
card several thousand of their ing, cost of feed, class of feed con­ climate and area. Our state is durans. dead.—Popular Magazine.
sumed, method of feeding, and
E xpert, Experienced, Registered P harm acists
alphabetic emblems.
breed of hens kept. The system arger than New York and Pen-
riedicines C a re fu lly Compounded.
of daily record-keeping and gen­ sylvania put together; larger than
the six New England states with
Complete Assortment of Silverware and Jewelry
Admiral Dewey suggests the eral management of flock will be
West
Virginia
thrown
in
for
good
need of four new battleships. considered in awarding the prizes.
measure; one half the size of
Dreadnoughts are a good thing, The contest for this class to begin
"rance. Oregon is out of debt;
but Dewey managed to accom­ March 1, 1912, and end Novem­
the
affairs of the state are admin­
plish his work with smaller ships, ber 30, 1912.
istered
by businesslike officials.
In Clau G, it is expected that
A n y a n d a ll K in d s o f P a te n t M ed ic in e A lw ays in S to c k
the best he could get under the
In
eight
years more Portland will
competitors
will
give
cultural
circumstances. Lincoln greatly
methods and furnish a detailed be as big as San Francisco.
admired this faculty in Grant.
z z zz z /z z /y .
record as to cost of preparing the
ground, yield, variety of wheat
With the entrance of New
Permanent headquarters of the grown, date of seeding, and am­
oros
ho p
Mexico and Arizona into the fed­
Taft committee has been opened ount of seed sown per acre.
eral union its extension on the
P o r c e la in B a th T u b s .
F in the Selling building, at Sixth
All those who desire to com­ mainland has ended. For years
and Alder streets, Portland, where pete for these prizes should notify and years there will be but 48
two large rooms have been fitted the Traveling Agricultural Advis­
r
commonwealths in the continent­
with desks, telephones and other or, Mr Orren Beaty, Moro, Ore­
Agent
for
the
Beat
Steam
Laundry
al United States, for none can be
H E Retail Merchant’s telephone serves
conveniences; others to follow gon, not later than March 1, 1912.
added
now
except
by
the
division
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
later on.
not only as a salesman, hut also as a purchas­
of one, as Texas, into two or
E . W . L E W I S , P r o p r ie to r .
ing agent.
A record for longdistance ama­ more, and state pride puts this out­
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After years of litigation. Whit­
When a merchant finds that he is going to run out of
teur wireless telegraphy was side of probability. The District
man college has finally lost its tax
claimed on the 10th by Earl Page of Columbia has become the only a line of goods, he calls Jip4he wholesaler or factory and
case in the supreme court of the
and C H Keller, Los Angeles lads, area on the American mainland not only orders a new stock, but comes, to an agreement
United States, which reversed*the
on , he price &nd tim e of deIiver„
who picked up messages trans­ (bat i. directly governed by
favorable decision of the district
w
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w
w
w
w
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w
mitted from the government sta­
e sprea o
merican
The uneXpec^e<j needs of his customers can 'be met
court of Washington.
By this
political
system,
in
ail
the
fullness
tion at Key West to the station at
decision, Whitman will have to
with the least possible delay.
ad in T he M oro
Colon, on the Isthmus of Panama. of its ideas and methods, from the
pay some $5,000 taxes into the
If
the
merchant
cannot
find
what
he
wants
in
town,
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific
has
been
The boys who have installed an
. , O bserver will reach more
treasury of Walla -Walls county,
apparatus rn the back yard of their one of those continental achieve­ the Long Distance Service of the Bell System brings him
and it wilLfind it a better paying home, also claim to have inter­ ments that stands beside the spread
* people in Sherman'"Count) than
into immediate communication with other cities and other
advertisement than dead heading
cepted messages sent from the of Roman empire and govern­ markets.
the country press and paying
by any other - medium available.
government station at Sitka, Al­ ment over all the lands adjoining
gambling athletics with the money. aska.
the Mediterranean
Tbe (jjasco (garehoDsc ¡Hilling go.
Sank, oi (f]oro.
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