Sherman County observer., October 11, 1912, Image 2

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Saaafsrbl Contest.
JooathaaBourne ha» again done
the expected by announcing that
o itr o m e ia i r*r< » .
3VFI0 XL F A P B * OF 8 H K » « A N V© he it a candidate for United State»
senator to succeed himself at the
MORO, OREGON.
election in November. T o the
Entered « second c U m matter at the best of our knowledge he hasuever
p qM eR ce at M oro, Oregon. July 25, 1891. | y e t
g political principle
advised, an
do not need be told again, both
the public and private opinion of
its editor of Theodore Roosevelt,
and the present political situation
fully corroborate our expressions
concerning the crazy ingrate, since
and before the assassination of S
Indépendant Iflírthouse | (Hilling Co
M. H.
M c K mo . Manaflar, W * « o , Oregon
D E A L E R S IN
when in his way. W hen first elect President M cKinley ; the violence
D . C. IRELAND, Editor.
ed to his present job he claimed of denunciation, and the reckless­
; ;
that w e are offering at sacrifice sale. ' ’ C. L . I reland . . . ........ Manager. that the will of the people at the ness with which fact* are misstated
primaries was supreme. Next he by this third term apostle of bull |
October I I , 1912 refused to aapport the republican moose microbes (and his running
F R ID A Y
primary nominee for governor.
:.H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 111 ' " I u m » 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ì 111 I I W
mate) serve only to prove to an
It is freely said on the streets of intelligent public their apprecia­
If you do not read The Obeerrer, why
Portland, that his convention nom tion of the hopelessness of the
not?
W . would like to h » « V O . « k e H. red ¡nation at St Johns for United campaign they are conducting, and
* . f a » * It *ouWI be p n A u b l« to you J o States senator it this election was
the desperation which drives them
become a subscriber.
We
’* two
ft for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12% c * • engineered by friends of his with to make themselves as contempti­
ith isn’t much. T ry it. Order by
his knowledge ; but he did not ac­ ble as possible by the extravagance
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
cept because o f his fight two years and bitterness of their vitupera­
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex­ ago againat such “methods;” dif­
tion and invective. > ■
cept when tor money ranking ourposes.
Such notices st regular rates at the option fe rin g in that the asaembly of two
ot the publishers.
.
I
several candidates
years ago
R B M iller, of the O -W . R . A
offices,
while there N . Co, agrees with The Observer I
W e w ill not be responsible for the for n
neglect of subscribers to notify ss of
candidate, and one
was but
that farm land prices are held so
iige» in their sddress. N or will the
at the St. Johns high in the interior of this state as |
ificatfon of a Postmaster that the sub- office to
b rib e r has “ Reaaoved settle the bill of a
assembly..
to discourage farmers from th<
delinquent.
it is presumable middle west and eastern states w h o |
For that
Did it e r « occur to you that it coats
the fnentft
> Bourne decided
come here to settle, and that the
more
p r --—
in tin g J »
suvraw- to
ouw produce
J»«
i
more politic to i
are making little headway
that
it
wool
to the eye than the ««bar ^’n'
Obeerrer to equipped with all the modern •end out and
iy up names that 1.
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a
4_ u_:_a
their effort, to bring people
minineuaB
of
cost.
Try
u.
with
aa
order
totaled
16,000,
at
three,
five
and
through
cheap colo-
I t ’g tim e and the way is via
111 IIIl iiaissxA ws w
v w
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here this fall through cheap colo-
en d if H to not executed to your p erfect Ic th tc e rm e S ^ .c lim S .» »n up-
becure of the
eatisiection you need not pay for it
rm n i ol the people
cer-
(wo
Send for advertising rate«.
tain things, principally the no m i-» *•
„ .tio n 0 ( 1 few r e p u b iia u u .j
n
t o h o m e ,
Statement of Ownership and
jucce-ful bufapw m .o ; . boouer
Qne wen, ,Q Yakima
for «he community. and the « .«
g Eur<)-
T
Of the Shaman County Observer at large; in brief, such a man as1
.
,
published weekly at M oro. Sher­ we have in BB^B elling .
Some people may not know
Bill Hanley, didn t do the Taft
man county, Oregon, required by
that M r. Selling has been progress- People
but rt
1 hl*
the act of August 24, 1912.
D C Ireland editor; C. L . Ire- ive enouih is *ood feelint toward fa u lt; the republican, direovered
land ¿ . S S
ed’hor, buw ne. hi. fellow m « „ <ive free hand- the .nek before B.il Imd down b ..
Plaster, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
: > W e have tw enty one buggies, both open and top,
L im e.
ir Posts, and Hay.
: H E Y D T ¡N P L E M E N T GO-. M O R O
MANUFACTURERS OF
M
LL FE E D A N D F L O U R .
READY fOR BUSINESS
Next-door te Mero Commercisi Co.
about th a t
CALIFORNIA TRIP
Ress
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Ornamental Jewelry of all kinds,
Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass, etc.
to Portland then Shasta Limited
REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY DONE
to th e L an d o f P a lm s
manater. and publUher.
Let me Outline your trip
A.
Rose;
a g e n t,
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M o ro ,
The only person bolding fipan- sum of $60,000 in the years ot his i
th< („ nmr months___
cial in t e r « in the above public*- buaine« life in Portland ; not even yOu„?ci.
h. * > { •£ ■ •■ £
tion i, C. L . Ireland.
[playing ferodte. ««to who got toe I
Lima serious trouble
O re g o n .
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HORSES W ANTED
FOUR T O SIX CARLOADS
AND W IL L BE AT
Kent, October 15th,
Moro, October 17th,
• Wasco, October 18th, 19th, 20th
M o r o ’S
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berytirag first Class and Op t i date.
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C om p lttc M so rtm sn t of S ilverw are and Jew elry
FORMALDEHYDE^ RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY.
BRUSHES. COMBS, SPONGES, CIGARS.
M< P arry ,
and vile sanitary
conditions Farmt of ¡60 atftes to 640 mostly
Notary Public for Oregon I prevail.
wanted.
M r. Bourne claims for-purposes|
M ooR E IN V E S TM E N T C o .,
M oro, O r
of
justification
that
the
newspapers
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A n y a n d a ll K in d s o f F a t a n t M a d lc in e A lw a y s In S to c k
‘Bryan hits Roosevelt,” sayi a
I
«of
Oregon*
as
a
class,
have
misrep-
-
’
¡headline in the big daily. “ W ell,
resented him ; but we think the
6 9 6 X 8 ^ 1 $ lO f S l l e
1 guess he did,” says a friend at our
•*» j « a
elbow, “ and he makes them stick, circulation of a book entitled: A
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blood I with
Buff
to o ; with two y ro w ,in th e « « a t True Hiatory of my Political life, I ¿ ¿ 1 c have
k e several
r e i a full
’ which
of Teddy’s pants, and theee more including Incidents of Salem legis- tQ ^ j j ,
are April hatched
I in the stern post of the bull moose lative terms, written by the senator, chickens; price $1.50 each. ’Phone
or address
it looks as if Bryan had 'hit him’ would disprove that contention.
Mrs. W . E. N ewton ,
Another
contention
by
M
r.
about five times; and Teddy felt
tfU l.1541
M oro, O r|
Offer« F R E E , wUh the exception of co«t of poctaXe on paper« and coal of
Bourne,
which
he
seems
to
have
I the shots, to o ; he can’t sit down
the Univartoty Extension BeUetin, to erhzana a / 0rapoa forty Unireraity
forgotten,
is
his
dispatch
printed
cmmw * 6 / a»«»Z Ability to profit by the course« «elected to the only requir-
now.
»«Ot for enrollment in Correaooodence Depart men t.C o or^e« are offered in
before the primary election th a t:
the department« ot Botany, Debating. Economic«, Education, Electricity,
That history of the 2d Roman “ You (the people of Oregon) are
Mathematics, Mechani­
Mechani-
Information of Harry Denni­
English Literature, Kngli.h Compo«irion, Htotory, Mathematic«,
cal Drawing, Physiual Education, Physiology, Fhychdlogy, Sociology,
Empire which the bull-moose 3d on trial, and not 1,” (M rb o u rn e ). son, who left home July 26th for
cs, and Surveying- W rite to the Secretary of the Correapondencc
Harvest.
I term blatherskite made so much The acceptance of that message the Eastern Oregon
>1, University of Oregon, Eugene, for information and catalogue.
fuss about some visitor having sto­ does not seem to set well with the Harry, you must come hom e; I
Courses in residence at the University prepare for the professions of
get along without you anv
len from his room at the Hotel gentleman w h o again wishes to be cannot
Engineering, Jonrnaltom, Law , Medicine, and Teaching. F all semester
longer ; I want to see you so bad.
opens Tuesday, September 17th
Address the Registrar for catalogues
Oregon at Portland was in Roose­ the senator from Oregon, regard­
M . L . SHONQUBST,
descriptive of the College of Engineering, the College of Liberal Arts, the
velt’s possession all the time, nev- less of the trial.
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Hood River, O r
Schools of Education, Commarce, Law, Medicine, and Music.
| er stolen by anyone, and was brot
In closing this article we believe
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| out at LaGrande the next day,but there is an old saying, applicable,
neither Roosevelt nor any one of that “ who pays the piper calls the
The Ladies’ Aid meet in M oro
| his flunkeys have yet notified M r. tunes.” It is an old saw, a shrewd
M E Church parlors Thursday p.
McRhea of that important fact.
o n e ; a half humorous, half cynic­ m. each week, and are prepared
al summary of the relations usually to do plain sewing, making and
Jonathan Bourne, has finally existing between those who vote a tieing comforts, at a reasonable
butted into the campaign for re- man into office, and those who jrice. Call and see them.
L adies ’ A id S ociety ,
election to the United States sen­ presume to put themselves “ on tfi5.154]
W e are now ready to receive this season’s wheat crop
M oro, Or.
ate from Oregon, notwithstanding trial.”
M r. Bourne tried to secure the
his defeat at the primary e le ctio n
at our different receiving stations. W B Johnston will be
republican
nomination at the state
by M r. Selling, in a fair fight. He
Burbank potatoes, good grade J
has been making great claims to primary election ; he was treated
in charge of the warehouse at M oro; D G Pattee at Mc-
guaranteed to please or you can
fairly
at
that
tim
e
and
had
all
the
prominence as the father of the
return them, only $1.00 per sack,
Oregon system, yet he proves to means at his command that M r. weigh heavy to the sack. Special
JDonald; C C Deyo at Rufus; A S Porter at Wasco.
be a poor loser when the votes Selling had. and also the experi­ rates in car lots. W rite or phone
O mar S ayrs ,
under the system are against him, ence of two previous political
M oro, Oregon
Sherman county will be under same management as
and like the spoiled child says the campaigns, He lost, but he is not tfJT27.153]
other fellow didn’t play fair. M r. satisfied.
M r. Bourne next tried the St.
previous years. D W Wade, with headquarters at Wasco.
Selling received the nomination
680 acres of wheat land in
at the primaries in a fair and hon Johns convention method to up
rable wav, is entitled to.the sup- set the decision o f the people at Sherman county, for sale or rent.
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Snow D r if t F lo u r, th o Beat F lo u r on th e M a rk e t.
>ort of the pariy, and every fair I the p rim arteO nd for some reason $5,000 cash down, bklance on time.
As to rent, or further information,
after
he
had
this
he
did
not
want
minded citizen, and will receive it.
apply to Geo. D. Galley, No.860
it—wonder why.
W eidler st., Portland, O r., or to
P O . H ilstrom ,
Then he tried for the bull moose
Theie is but one issue, only one.
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; Vancouver, Wash
nominations^their
Salem
conven
a this campaign, before the busi­
ness men and workingmen—and tio n , a nd war turned down, be­
that is the maintenance of prosper- cause, as was stated in that conven­
If Gov. Wilson is to be al­ tion, he was only “ progressive
Should try our famous chick­
lowed to tinker with the tariff, or after office, and not a progressive en plate dinners; all kinds of nice
Roosevelt to experiment with his party man.
sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
_ T h e n , after other means had
W olfard L unch C ounter
socialistic bombast, the
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Winter Petatees fer Sale.
«. W. H W IB , proprietor.
MORO
-J.
Experienced, Registered Pharmacists
Hedidnes Carefully Compounded.
Plain Sewing Wanted.
P o r c e la in
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Expert,
¡Snail Farms are Wanted
Wanted
Grass Valley, October 16th,
I
N ID R O P H A R M A C Y
The University of Oregon
CorrespondenctjMWWMMl
Shaniko, October 14th,
m
may be avoided. Chamberlain’s Ooiie,Chol-
There are no bond or mortgage money That has a decidedly dlf- S
'J g - w S S f a i K - ^ y » = drey, b.
holders ot any sort or any other | ferent sound from the way M r. ,
upon. p Or safo by all dsalscs.
holder» of any sort of security Bourne’s cotton mills are run in I --------------------------
against the above publication, in-1 Rhode Island.
A place where
eluding its building and equipment entire familioa are said to live on
Signed C L IRELAND, eight dollars. a week, where' the . W e have tome parties that
Sworn to and subscribed before English language » rarely spoken, want to buy wheat land in Shenr
m e ^ M d i o V October. 1912. except «ca.lm m .fy by foremen. - county;
-
ffiat w ab reto
J ohn
D O O LE Y 'S CO M ING
4 l i t i i f l ñ f TtbM *
edly to hi. deferent employe, the'
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OREGON.
M
inn for Rent or Sale.
Pacific Coast Elevator Co.
Travelers at B ifp
_____________ T he action May« o p w after
Arad.— It always stays open whao tha
» fa t tea c r ip f -------------
trot c í tha triar* û °fa r. T h a
S . ’« «
chanf a
atagle «ho»
to empty.
m m
out
of barrato quick and
Sand for a motion picture booklet telUnf how the
kick to need—bow a Medon davfoa found only on
U M C Autoksadtaf Shotfun takaa
out of heavy loada.
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READ THE OBSERVER
Raw Yaak GN*
ALL the time.
For County news
indu.tri.1 deprewon and financial I » » « much • n«me
brou«ht
panic. It required M cKinley to about, «nd by there »anoua tokens
rertore prosperity after the latest again are w eft* seethe n am eo f
democratic federal administration I Jonathan Bourne io to e ea a
the November election as candi­
retired; after four years of Roose­
velt extravagance it has required date for United States senator.
There is no doubt whatever but
Taft to restore finance and pros­
that Ben Selling will carry Sherm
perity. Are the workers and busi­
an county by a handsome vote for
ness men of these United States
anxious for another period of hard that office.
times? do they want credit de­
The G rarft Q ld Party it form­
stroyed, factories closed, and men
ing
its battle lines; it always means
walking the street* looking in vain
a
fight,
and usually a foot race for
for employment? You know you
do fiot; so ba sure you vote right the other iid<.
Golts and Horses For Sale.
Twelve head of colts for sale,
from 1 to 4 years old, all are of
large stock; eleven mares and one
g e ld in g . They can be seen at the
W S White place near Biggs, now
being operated b j^ N J W illard;
write
J udd S. F ish ,
The Dalle», O r
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