Sherman County observer., October 18, 1912, Image 2

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Comment by Tbs 0 .
The most valuable exhibit from
W e would like to introduce, our
Saturday
evening» Oct. 19th, at
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financial view point, in the pa­
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readers abroad to the horses, cat
the
Ladies’
Aid Sodai, to be given
MPvia al r e r » « o r ! « » ■ * * c o
tie, sheep, swine, poultry, ducks, vilion, was that o f L . W . Ross, in M oro M . E. church: \ \ ;
Worda
to
fitly
report
the
M O RO , OREGON.
turkeys and chickens exhibited, showing the W . O . Nisley pianos. S ele c tio n .......................................«* Quintette
annual fair-held in
and which, from conditions and These pianos are made special for
Entered m second c le » m a tte r» ! the thia county last week, or practically
W . O . Nisley and are strictly high Recitation.......... M elvin Johnson
poet office at M oro, Oregon, July 25,1891. set forth the* many new develop­ breeding. Just cannot be beaten
jo lo ..........................................Greta Freeman
anywhere in Oregon. Practically grade, those at the fair being
lecitation
Thelma Buxton
ments attained in a tingle year In
every district in the county was solid mahogany case. O ne of the
W e have twenty one buggies, both open and top,
'
'rio
..........M
rs.
Wheat,
Misses
products
oH
be
land
that
had
laid
D . C. I r e l a n d , Editor.
represented,
, ' * - ' . 1 ^ . . , exhibits was a player piano, taking
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~
‘¿J”*?» ’_ 'A b a g * ** " ■
G ilb e rt and W e b b
that we are offering at sacrifice sale.
L . I r e l a n d . . . * . / «M anager. dormant ever since the introduc­
Wasco Day, the 11th, with de­ a standard width roll, and also the
Solo........................ ik*» Johnson
tion of wheat growing, so long re­
lightful music and pleasant weather, regular standard number of oc­
Lecitation.- • » ♦’»*
Mrs. Bryant
garded
at
an
exclusive
winner
for
taves
for
those
who
prefer
to
do
F R ID A Y . • .. . October 18, 1912
brought out-the crowd of the fair.
Selection..Cheerful
Workers
Claw
the
husbandman
but
now
shifted
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This is the second year that the their own playing. These are new
Recitation
.
.Mrs.
C.
W
.
Johnson
to
a
third
0»
fourth
place
in
the
I f you do not read The Observer, why
neighbors of our sister city have pianos to this c o m m u n ity, but are
Speech. . . . » ............ M r. Buxton
list of mpagfr-makers. It was all
eot?
visited us by train loads on special used a great deal in the W illam ­
here,
and
p|ain
ly
to
be
seen,
last
W e would like to have you take it, ead
days, ^besides delegations from ette valley, where they have be­ election..........................Quintette
«re know U «rould be p r o h t.b le to y o u to week In the crowded pavilion, in
Ten cents will be charged at the
outside towns. A ll business houses com e favorites with professional
become ■ subscriber.
W e mod Jt two
the
stock
bams
pens,
ano
poultry
door
for the program; there will
musicians at Chautaquax
year» for $2.50; oee year $1 50;
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»o ath iea’t much. ¥ 7 h . Order by houae, in a w av to make one sit of the city closed every day of the
be
light
refreshments served hl the
M r. Ross has a testimonial of
fair from 12 m. to 5 p. m., giving
postal card, ead p a r far it when you can.
up and take n o tice that for prac­
class room- A cordial welcome
everybody a good half day. daily this piano where rough handling,
Church »n<f Society notices F R E E , ex­ tical results ^btrman county is on
moving
to
Colorado
and
back
to
to all.
to take in the attractions at the
cept when for money making purposes.
development map and to stay
Suck notices at regular rates at the option
Oregon,
and
a
trying
dry
climate,
fair grounds, which was genentlly
Birthday Postal Cards at’ The
he high quality of
of the publishers.
accepted. Wasco Day broke all had not injured the finish on the
Observer Book Store.
: ease and profit
W e «rill aot be responsible lor the
records of attendance ever tec case; neither had it showed up
roducts are grown,
orded at any day in the history of cracks or injury o f any kind, and
of markets within
A FEW LEADING ODJgTI
its tone was as good as when pur­
ttioa of a Postmaster that the sub­
the association.
Q. M ay not a woman who
scriber has “ Removed” settle the b ill of a
from the mpst re-
chased.
j
her o«rn bualn««« Save A v o te
Industrial exhibits by sch
delinquent.
,
i
county aracon-
The home of H . U . M artin has U o n . which directly concern
children are becoming a
b ut the meet lneapeMS aien
Did it ever occur to you that, fa
ftrm er assur-
one of the W . O . Nisley pianos
annual feature hi a number o f dur
» o re to produce printing that b pleasing
does
his
part
and
others
will
soon
be
seen
Jn
to the eye then the other kfadr
The.
communities.
is a profitable
Observer is equipped «rith ell the modem N a t u r e
nd to the ful-
io “
the homes of Sherman county, as
and
wholesome
idea,
and one
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fiHipenl p t t h p & n W t . and main-
immoral
and law -breeM ln» man
way is via
its worth and beauty of tone be­ at«.
that is bound to gain in popular
do eo.
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if it is not executed to your perfect I t a in t h e enviable re p u ta tio n now
Q. M »y not women who teacz tne
comes more generally known.
ity.
Learning
how
to
make
two
boy» In <mr eduwd vote?
Mti.fsction you need not pay for it.
become acquired for first place
A. No; but the boy» they teach,
Send for a d vertis in g rates.
| . Q p r o J uctivettgSS o f A j W class of. blades of grass grow where one
when t l . may do eo.
Q. The mother» who have breuirht
grew before, to make the waste
forth, carefully reared and given th eir
farns'work. x
y 2
n» to the Ztate may they not vote?
places bloom, as the rose, to ap­ Moro Presbyterian Church.
N o « that we have paid o o rre :
The exhibit» trom the «overo-
A. N o
.
q W hy not?
Preaching at 11 a, m., and 7.00
spects to Christopher Columbus, I ^ nt expcri
station, too num- preciate the value of planting
a
B«*auM
they
women.
tree, are so well worth while. The p. m., Sunday, O c t 20th.
Q
v ^ ! l d women ere
vote
If the R l v -
there’s nothing to do until Thinks- 1 erous
-r ‘ 1 for special
* * mention
------. j a here,
lleee were granted UwmL- - - -
-
purpose
of
education
should
be
giving. ”
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Sunday school at 10 a.
Women have had tne fuU euf-
was s'Tevelatioh, especially to any to teach efficiency, that there
frag» In W yom ing alnoe IM S ; la C o lo ­
T h e sermons next Sunday wil ■Ince
ra d o »Ince 1SSS; in U ta h and Idaho
That boy who gave a leg to who b o w that the farm is far from should be no energy wasted on
l? M ; 1« W a»hlngton »too» ISIS,
be
my
last
sermons
in
M
oro.
being
the
pick
of
Sherman
county
and
In C a lif o r n ia »inee 1S11. and have
save a girl's life, even though the
Fertile endeavors.
That every
alway« voted ae extenelvely In propor­
leg was not of much service to soil; quite the 1 contrary, but it was t lought and effort put forth by the »% Rev James S. Vernon. 8. S. M . tio n » to th eir number» “
1. »om» «lectlona mor» ext«n .lvM y>
him, deserves a lot of things here so selected, pfirposely, for show­ J ndividual may bring the best pos­ will preach for me in M oro church
W h y do woeaen w an t
ing
what
properly
farmed
land
fa
F lr » t Because th ey are A m eri­
as well as a p air of high power
sible returns, and the exhibits un­ on the last Sunday in October.
can
cltlsena
end the United Ztatee
capable
of
.producing
In
this
L e t m e O u tlin e y o u r tr ip
O n the first Sunday in Novem ConaUtutlon W -
long distance wings he w ill un­
der review most certainly revealed
to vote »hall not be denied or ebrid«.-d
doubtedly be fitted 'w ith in the county. But few, if any, who wit­ the fact that the pupil class in >er I am expected to begin work on account of race color, or psovlou»
A. Rose« a g e n t,
M o ro , -, O regon.
nessed this exhibit, will ever doubt iherman county appreciate the
condition of eervMude
hereafter.
J A...
. j u
in Eastern Oregon.
o«oond
Because they are ta x -p a y -
the system in future. The exhibits
ere, end It 1» a principle of * u r i « v « n i;
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R . K . M oseley.
situation and entered upon the
ment that taxation a n d r e p r e s e n ta tio n
Nearly every part of the stock were there and better than ever matter in a systematic and busi-
OUT h i r d ° Beeaum every eltlaen should
before
since
thia
station
was
estab­
exhibited ,at M oro, and the con­
like manner. The world
Mrs. Louise W alton
Guth help »elect those who make «he lawn
which he or »he must obey.
tents of the pavilion, were trans­ lished, at Moro, the space allotted professes only by the extra achieve­
known in M oro when but a child
Fourth. Because every cttlsen In a
ported to the Condon fair, leav­ to the display being taxed to the ment of the individual, so «not
froe republic 1» « "‘ »tied to nsprem
>rtisented her better half with
tkm. and ne person te v ta g h at
ing M oro Sunday evening io 14 utmost to hold all the products only for the boy or girl, the man
lb. son, Leland Gustave, at vote can represent hlmeelf
other, even «nth the letter’s
cars, arranged distinctly with a that were brought to It, T b it <■$ or woman, is it desirable to know
fountain View , Cal., on the 15th
F ifth
Becaue» a vote mean»
the
attraction,
out
most
decidedly
view of helping out Gilliam and
and women need this power to
the better way of doing things, but
Mrs. Levi Clark of Hood River the Interest» of them m lvee^ t h<
Morrow counties in the tri-county not all that was attractive, in the it is adding to the comfort, pleas­
dren. th »lr home» and i«««tety.
Next deer te Mero Commercial Co.
Sixth. Because politico, which
died
last week. Deceased was the
general lines of farm production, ure, and happiness of humanity
project. ______________
the <overnm*rrt. needs the
mother
of
Mrs.
W
.
O
.
Hadley
Influence of men and women. te U ia u t
fruits, vegetables, grains, grasses,
The next’ show, advertised in etc., all in its way serving as a*les­ at large. The best way to accom- and Fred W . Clark, former M oro the ballot, w om an» Influence 1» In d i­
rect. negative and
>lfah such results is by taking hold
The Observer show window, to son of the fair, a valuable
««re vote« count, vote» compel reap *-'
residents, a lady very highly
of
things
with
a
determination
to
vote» decide
come o ff at Portland next month, not to be discounted. The great
teemed by all who knew her.
Oregon, vote »oo X
master
results.
This
is
what
our
will be the last for 1912. Portland display of products of the field and
business men treated Sherman garden« th e , long rows of choice Jherman county boys and girls
county so nicely last week that we apples, and the excellence of the tave done, and we are proud of
ought to make up a train load for other fruits'displayed, has been them.
W e have not space to more
this last chance of the year and »n object lesson upon the fertility
than
mention the pleasing'and in
give our brothers a boost.
of the soil that all who saw will teresting things observed at the
Ornamental Jewelry of all kinds,
not soon forget. It has shown
-W . H.ffitoK<
i, M a n g ie r , W a a c o , O reg o n
The fair would not be reported them that Sherman county is sec­ ¡fair; but the trend x>f modern
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teaching seems to be toward the
with the music left out. Besides ond 'to * none in productiveness
useful, the practical, as well as the
Watches, Clocks, C ut Glass, etc.
the uniformed band with the when rightly farmed.
DEALERS IN
beautiful; and we offer a sugges­
Wasco delegation Wasco Day,
The fair has solidified the inter­ tion: W ould it not be a good
L
im
e
,
P
la
s te r, C e m e n t, , B u ild e rs
our own M oro Cornet band was
ests of the c o u n ty . It brought to­ idea for the women and girls in
Supplies, L u m b e r, W o o d , Coal,
in evidence and the music from
gether exhibitors from all sections, all communities to begin now to
C edar Posts, and H ay .
both gave visitors an inkling that
and it showed them what the peo­ plan something in the way of an
Sherman county Is up-to-date in
ple of other parts of the county exhibit for next
year’s fair?
that respect also. The Moro band
M A N U FA C TU R ER S OF
were doing. . The people coin School, county or state fairs,all af­
went to Condon by train on the
pared notes, exchanged informa­ ford opportunities for those who
15th.
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tion, and every one has gained can do any one thing especially
The big new flour mill of the important knowledge. < It has cre­ well to gain recognition in their
W . W . M . Co, is wnow running ated a healthy spirit of rivalry that particular line of work.
« P o r c e la in B a t h T u b a . .
night and day, with a capacity of will make for better things. For
1500 barrels of flour a day, though better fruit, for better vegetables
That trash pile in the back yarc
it is expected that during the com­ and for fnore improved methods fa to disappear Saturday, October
ing year additional machinery of soil tillage. Next year the fair 19. This date has been set aside
A gen t for th e Beet Steam Laundry
will be added, increasing its capac­ w ill be better ahd bigger. Every by Governor West as a holiday
Sh op in Brick B u ild iu g n ex t Observer Office
ity to 3000 barrels per day. The exhibitor is now an enthusiastic to be observed over the state
B . W . L X W 1 9 , P r o p r ie t o r .
W e are now ready to receive tbit season’s wheat crop
construction of the new mill was |Booster for the fair, Every loya cleanup day. The purpose of the
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begun soon after the destruction citizen of the county who came to day fa to reduce fire risks by hav
at our different receiving stations. . W B Johnston will be
of the old one by fire on the night M oro and taw the splendid dis­ ing each person remove from his
■MKS.
of July 9,1911, Several Sherman play has returned to bis home property all trash, garbage and
county people have stock In the confident that Sherman county is such that might cause a blaze. The
in charge of the warehouse at Moro; D G Pattee at M c­
W . W . M . Co. The new mill is the “ Blue R<bb6n County of O re­ day was set aside at the request of
one of the best structures of the gon,” with the proof »elf evident the Portland association of credit
Donald; C C Deyo at Rufus; A S Porter at Wasco.
The stock petti. stables, poultry men. It addressed a letter to each
kind in the world, and as near
fire proof as it is possible to be department and implements o of the commercial clubs of the
Sherman county will be under same management as
built. In the building itself there farm necessity tfere all in evidence state, and the work in each place
is not a particle of wood whatever along their several lines. The im­ will be under their direction.
previous years, D W Wa.dc, with headquarters at Wasco.
and the only wood about it at all plement display ^ Qeo. N . Croe-
Officers of the steamer Bailey
fieldSras well Wdrthy of Spokahe
is in some of the machinery.
Gatzert report that a cement block,
the next-to-Moro city to indulge
weighing 1800 pounds, used for
Snow D r if t F lo o r, th e Beat F lo u r on th e M a rk e t.
N ext
W . H . Moore proved himself in- such demonstrations.
,. . .
anchoring a spar buoy in the Col
to be the live wire last week year it will be necessary to have umbia river near Lady’s island,
through which Sherman and G il­ x n A g ric u ltu ra l Implement H al and placed in that position less
liam counties were connected by on the fair grounds. M r. Cros- than a year ago, has Just been
the Oregon Development League field having broken the ice this found in a potato patch on G ov­
at Portland coming to the aid of year, it is expected that other d eal­ ernment island, one and one-half
the M oro Business M en’s Associa­ ers may fall in. The movement miles from where fa was dropped
tion, thus enabling almost com­ h progressive. Competent critics, into the river. It was carried away
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plete transfer of thè Sherman some of w hom are not even resi and deposited in the field during
county exhibit to Condon. After dents of this county, who closely the June- rise of the C o lu m b ia . y
preliminaries were settled by inspected M r. Crosfteld’s exhibit The incident fa cited to give an
'phone and wire,. Walter H . which required seven, vehicles, idea of the power of the current
donned his working clothes, mus­ drawn by a caterpillar traction en­ when the river fa at flood stage.
tered his lieutenants, and In ex­ gine, to deliver on the tair grounds
Mrs. Emma Elcock has made
actly 28 hours had the train of 14 from Wasco, declared to the
some
very desirable im provem ents
Sheet RmnmguzUMC Nato dub Steel Deed Eastern
can equipped, loaded and on the writer that in proportion to areas
E x p e rt, Experienced, Registered P h arm acists
in
the
F. C. Ireland cottage since
Factory Loaded Shot Shale far meed pirn pattern fia W «•&»
road, landing the whole valuable Involved in the fairs, it out-dis­
riedlcines C a re fu lly Com pounded.
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she became its owner. M r. and
cargo in Condon for the work of tanced the State (eir,xt Salem. an<^
Mrs.
J.
H
.
Kelley
wilt
occupy
the
AnseOefioe Metallic Cartridge Co.
- Compltts Assortm<at of Sllvtrwars snd Jewelry
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placement of exhibits, stock and established the fact at once of the
premises.
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VtewTwk Ctep
all. Monday morning. W . H. richness and versatility of a small
I f you beve young A lm ieB you heve per-
may count a few more gray bain county lik e this td be able to han-
in his head than wheh he left us die such implements and machln
s
(hit yea^s wonderful har- Ibi» you will Snd Cbembertata’.Tsblet» ex-
for the Rose city a few yean ago, ery r. and this
rta pffove the needs of it, and
A L L th e tim e .
but as an irrepressible general he vests
Any end sll K inds of P a ten t m ed icin e A lw ays In S tack
For C o u n ty new» is still on the carpet
yoo should all be proud of the
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D o you w a n t to save
H * M
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$30 ™ $ 5 0
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H E Y D T IN P L E M E N T
S A ,!
CO*. MORO '
s s s rs s -r t e ^ r S
about th a t
TR IP
This
to Portland then Shasta Limited
to th e L a n d o f P a lm s
i
to votoT
READY FOR BUSINESS
M 0R © , ORE.
lodipiahat Warehouse ( fQilliog C°
REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY DONE
M onos
M IL L FE E D A N D F L O U R .
B arber S hop
lierjtliiog First Class anil lip ti
lilt.
MORO - - OREGON.
N IT R O C L U B
Lined
HELLS
Pacific Coast Elevator Co.
MORO PHARMACY
FORMALDEHYDE, RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY,'
BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES. CICARS.
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