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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1912)
T he ^ y tm jg r r r soutb,” si ed quite i gan the when he 1877. Am not alone confined Vo Rural Free Delivery and th . Telephone- Thto. to farmer, should hsve — »nd many do hav,. - - > check: g ~ count .¡ t h . good bank. T h. p— or “ aroid. tho ruk Of haring to . money OS b.s £ " o n or »bon. hi. home where it te in danger of fir. and thieve.^ ___ Bte b ill, paid t y check am not only * ralid receipt, bu »too a convenience in hl. horn, traneaction. «h er. « r y oRer t h . neoeewry change for oonoluding eettlement te not n t ban Don’t mop to think thte oror, but .tort nn a o o o n ^ p o . with It w ill cost the state something over $22,750 to furnish the voter» with the pamphlet coataining the initiative and referendum meat-1 u re sa n d tb e argument» for and J against them. Thia year the pam-| phlets number 160,080, will have I 264 pages of reading matter; the I pamphlet last year had 206 paged Estimates place the cost of print ing the pamphlet at $10,000. bind ing $2,500 the paper stock $3,000, postage $6,400, mailing $350, total | of $22.750& •*$ *. J D. C. I reland . Ç . L . IlUSLAND E ditor ----M « ii F R ID A Y Six coundes have county meas ure» printed in supplement form folded in with the regular pam phlet of general measure» that ate being sent to the voters of the counties concerned in the raeas- Tin Ulitco Sinknn Willing 6» |uk, #1 Bore. dcalkbs L I r m , Plaster, Cem ent. Builders Suppltec. Lum ber, W eed, Coal, Cedar Peats, and « fijr.; M ANUFACTURERS OF ®KRKe»NEWHOUSI! JCWELRf CO. A g e n c y fo r‘ th e The most remarkable, recent, eye resting, far and near vision optical lens. No cement or s CHAS. OOLL1HER, m anager. rana Maeblsery. Wagons, Bugglm, Wows, Wind MÄ»,' h F “ Kryptop b e n s * ___. f fn^vaU M fr l s ^ e V j J S J E W E L E R S A M D O P T IC IA N S Q asellm Englses, all Kinds nf Hardware and Cxtras. .• .- I.' ' \ ’The Dalle», Oregen..»-,' , L O U IS H E Y D T Bead Quarters for Sherman County Farmers .'-v- IN ^ g g S ^ 'a diW-JT**1 A? A ll Kinds of Extra. -end Supplies for men. Drapers to fit any ma Leather and Link Belting. "Harness and Saddlery 1 Collars Whips, Blankets, etc. A . FULL U N E WOW ON HAND Moro. Oregon, U l l l l l l t t l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l ' l t l ' l ' 1' 111111111111111*4* I W o r o P s orce B l»In a r Ba b th e Tu r ba. S h o p | Enqtkiif Hrtl Out ui ll| ti kte. for th e Best Steam Laundry Shop in Brick Building next Observer n O ffice B. W . L B W IS , P rop rietor. 1O RO - * OREGON. south in any hi» r o c h e s » s dit- M oro Presbyterian Church, tioct section. Them were among Preaching at 11 a m, and 8 p m. the attem pt of the earlier republi- Bunday. August 25. Sunday school at 10 s ra. C. K. Twice last week the Morrison I can president» to abolbh the geo- graphical line te politics. A «till Society suspended until Sept 1. street bridge wa» set on firw by - ----------- .. < I careless users of the scratch match earlier piece of work in th at direc-J tion was done by Grant several The Condon postmaster held and cigarette»; a $600 fire in a b ffo it he became president, up one whole edition df aHjews- lodging house occurred from the I yean u . « -" " ■ ? » t e a s ! î “ X K ps p ! same cause, in Portland. . > which Grant offered him at Ap- h oll m lg jj^ id ^ p b y thep.o.d., pomatlox Would have a favorable with appearance of dismissal; i effect o n àfi tiw coadederates, and | at all events a new man for the I Lee wa» « man who usually meant place it being looked forx what he »aid. and who never! . SÏS5 toiw» i n ~k finito. «3' hi* Hate of cultivation; 5 tell«* fro« Newberf. ,• " * • •. * W. £ WHITE & CO. Newberg, Or T he W o r ld 's R eco rd H o l d e r s plumbing ia a so u r c e of ex pense and endangers the health; fot me show you some of the first claaa variety. SH E E T METAL WORK A SPECIALTY. CHARLES DAVIS ; Moro, Orr L ocated a t F o m ' b la c k sm ith Shop T W r a hrad • • r ^ S i.'- T .'7 Columbla River via Steamers T J PO TTER, HASSALO, ANO HARVEST QUEEN To M E O LB R W here trains connect with boat for North B each points YOU CA N Y O U SH O U LD ? .V .-¿ ^-0. ALL KINDS i K fe f W ” -ip *- i s WRITE FOR PRICES Nr Safi. the nation« i d . « « o f thff, cam », with wheat Tw o 3% « paign expense. In the course of racks; price is t. Call on or a few years pjg text books of the] address ORGAN, Dl< M oro, O r partiesmay.be issued from the tfH9.144] g governmeifl printing office. The a m o u n t o f reading which is im posed on the voter to inform him J Should try our famous chick how he » h o id cart his vote ism - en plate dinners; all kinds of nice Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists creasing yettrty. M it be kept in sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee. H ed lcines C arefully Com pounded. reasonable limit», it w ill educate W olfard L unch C ounter > Compute Assortmsst of Silverware and Jewelry the electorate, but there is danger that it will grow to such volume that the awage m in will vote One of the Ladd h< the whole S a g Ma bore” and re -! Jersey Bulb, at a3; wieght fuse to read tori» campaign docu F o r p a rtic u la rs address^ ments or pay the bills imposed A n y e n d •** K in d s o f Ratent M e d ic in e A lw ays In Stock upon the taxpaying public for ex t f > 2 4 - 1 3 6 ] M o r oense o f crinting, and mailing to “ Blue Sky Laws,” now so highly favored as to be considered Nation wide in importance, was first ad vocated in Oregon by H on. R. R. Butler, late judge for this judicial district, and by The Observer. This wise law has already proved itself invaluable in safeguarding Kansas investors, but effective as like laws would prove In all other Accordìi states, the get-rich-quick shark who accepted n goes after the small and usually in melons foi experienced inveator, and plund examined ers him, still has the m aik open to h im ; the next congress must make it m o il» * * . WTMBGTHE O -W . R . A N. T O P O R T L A N D then asm ns Orepi Agrieultnral Ciliegi not only are the crops so excellent that fine exhibit! may be made, but new departments are added for the first sime; among them the new competitive showing of farm products grown by schoolchildren initiated by Supt. Robinson, and the exposition of eugenics, both of which are arousing a general interest. U n s a n ita r y Summer Resort ■"* presidents would filh t large »pace in a newspaper T Congress is about to make an J According to the Lewiston farm ers’ union the grain bag shortage j appropriation to pay the expense I of the ex-epnfederates as well a» in that region will amount to over the ex^aderals who attend the I 3,500,000, and it will be necessary reunion at Gettysburg next July, I Ito resort to extreme measures to fiftieth anniversary of the battle. I obtain accommodations for storing This great institution opens its I Several southern men .figured in i grain. In some cases it will be im doors for the fall semester on Sep perative to ship grain in bulk cars. the Baltimore convention as as tember 20th. Courses of instruc pirants for the presidency, one of I tion include General A g ric u ltu re , where elevators are available, and Agronomy. A n im a l Husbandry,j sacks used last year may have to them carried o ff the candidacy, D a ir y Husbandry, Bacteriology, and the fact of Lis southern birth be used to relieve the situation. Botany and Plant Pathology,Poul hat not been urged against him try Husbandry, Horticulture, E n -| by arty republican newspaper, and I tomoiogy .Veterinary Science.Civil President Brown, of the N . Y. will not be. The Kentucky col Engineering, Electrical Engineer C. Ry. Co., told Portland people onel is correct in telling the New ing. Mechanical Engineering,Min Y ork colonel, in effect, that thej ing Engineering, H ig h way Engin eering, Domestic Science, Domes I events Mff1 1861-65 have been tic Art, Commerce, Forestry Zool sponged off the state without his ogy, Pharmacy, Chemistry, Phys- io , M athem atic, Public Speaking. assistance. Englteh L u g u M g e « to Liter,tore Modern Languages, History, A r t. ArchitectureJndustrial Pedagogy. I Physical Education, M ilitary Sci ence and Tactics, and Muaic. Catalogue and Illustrated Lit- levature mailed free on application. School year opens Sept. 20th. 5 confemiofi of faith,| Address, REGISTRAR. OAC., The Oregon state fair will cele- Roose Corvallis. O r JW ibon’s speeches of 5t.426.144] brate ita 51st anniversary thisTrear Taft’s, of Oregon products ever gathered; SANITARY PLUMBING 1 ■ a t N O R TH BEACH, W ashington - Did you know you could reach thia delightful, care slaying, health giving, fun making MU ud Inn taM ' gray - t o w e r e . » P P o M t o d J ^ emment offices by republican 1i 4-A • ■ Visit By The Sea Mlurknitt, Il Bill, III) »r Eiekup. d the ancient and of testing water- nett, the melons , health boards in |ton last forth a dull punk. Any person or persons having horses, cattle, houses, lota or house- holdkoods for sale o r « c b |n g e or parties desiring to buy such property, will find^TheO leeryer a good medium for advertising and securing a customer. T ry 1 T he O bserver . M oro. O r. Hood River, Oregon FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, COMBS. SPONGES. CIGARS. O A L IT T L B M ISSIO N A R Y W O R K IN Y O U R idle dayB hy telling your neighbors of the good qualities of The Observer. t If you can’t get their sub scriptions, send us their addresses and we w ill send them sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you do p y Subsorihe for The Observer. Best Weekly published □T in the Inland Empire. Everyone read« it. D
