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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1912)
T h e < O b s e rv e r ¿X- ■L *' M M w w B ,k • W »w. te»- AM te to ** 11 lì III 4 • • * A* the time for the c u tin * ol ^•r» Ottr Offici«* RE<>Y 1 ballots drawl pear polices are fak ing first place io the minds of the MORO. OREGON. citizens of Sherman county- This , year has witnessed one of the most historical and probably one of the greatest political fights ever waged in the United States. 0 . C. I reland . Editor The issue of most importance to Manager. Oregon voters is that of United W land States Senator; I t over shadows F R ID A Y ......... November 1, 1912 the question of who is to be our next president; it is conceded that I I I yoe do “ol read The Observer, why tfie direct primary Uw itself is the am «* ai » f s r s s or km r kma H O T B É E F TEA OYSTER C O C K T A IL S L N ew L ine of P ost Cards and Local F air Pictures, SC constl- I that this initiative ■ot? 1 W s would like to have, you take H, and we k*ow it would be provable to y ° u <baco»e a m ib-criber. W e eeod «I »wo ; The election of senator was in doubt up to the time Jonathan The Majority Rule amendment 1 For sale at reasonable orice Bourne decided to throw aH hit as shown above, is just as it will ' T ? 1;?“' First $50 takes the coW Sad first previous daun, to political good appear on the ballot. Thia is one 1 $20 the separator. Phone or write conduct and, solicitude for the of the roost important treasures I S. J. R itchey 41-8* M onk laud, Oregon 1-H - M < 4 H M l A l i l i I I » I H» ,I U U H H H » ♦ » » I I H » » + » » 1 H - H Oregon System over board and the voters of Oregon will be call go after the job on the platform ed upon to decide at the coming of T want the office;” ignoring election, :} W . w ill not b« re«pov*ible for the the rmuh of thf. direct primary of It will take from the minority April entirely. W e have some parties that the much abused power to initiate want to buy wheat land in Sherm Senator George B. Chamber- and pass laws that only a small lain, on his recent return to Port-1 the constitution an county; any one that wishes to percentage of the people under- . ai» a» t i l l . sail a farm will do well to see us. d e lin q u e n t land (row a p p U M tour of the island, and confirms the majority Farms of 160 acres to 640 mostly ****■’'"*** Did h ever occur lo you th“» K state, concedes that Ben Selling wanted. f in its rights to rule. M ahal the w h itest, sw eetest, will easily win the race. Senator M oore I nvestment C o ;. Has if not been the purpose of M i l l . 155] / M oro. O r Observer if equipped with aU th« modern Chamberlain said "1 believe Mr. gnd moat n u tritiou s bread of any UcKtiea for doing food work at the very Selling's chances for clectiop havgj the initiative to give the people, < minimum ol co«. T ry u. with an order brand on. the m a r k e t the majority, the right to rule? 1 mid if it if not executed to your p erfect been wonderfully strengthened by Surely. Then, how can the mg- I Mtiffactioo you oeed not pay for it the fact of Jonathan Bourne run jority rule if 25 or 30 per cent of ■ M akes m ore loaves of bread Send for advertfcing rates. ning for.the offices« an independ than any other brand. the voters are allowed to enact Notice is hereby given that ent; before that H arry Lane had laws? e M oro City Council has order- a chance; Bourne will draw heavy 1 all persons to clean up their H aa been a leader h i thia Look at it this way and you, will; from Lane in Nfultpomah county,! see the danger io the law which . emises, front and rear; places .. W to tfa T "' Z 2 ? cou n ty for five years and is gain und in a dirty condition will be divide the vole materially with! (the proposed amendment yriU dared nuisances, and will be ing. in pop ularity, w ith n ot one the other candidates over the state (remedy. $ caned up by the city at the ex- com p lain t. at large, while the followers of M r ;nse of the owner. The same A certain clique, or certain in Selling will stand pat and draw terests, desire a law or laws passed; der applies to side walks out of pair in any part of the city, and M akes The house wife happy, other voters to their standard." they send out an army of paid ill will be repaired at the expense Z the children health y, and the Ben Selling will win the sena-j | canvassers to solicit names for the I the property. ! torial election; hc*is the direct pri- I petitions at so much per name; the buyer a satisfied custom er. G èo . M . M iller , 1 mary republican nominee, at that 1 petition is filed, and the measure ¿25.157] City Marshal . election he carried, 3Q of the 34 I goes on the ballot; those who have I t your grocer can n ot supp ly you le t us know and . counties o l Oregon. I f the voters initiated the measure and those we w ill see th a t you g et it. , of, Oregon believe in the Oregon who signed the petitions; a very You, M t. V o t a t o te . system of direct primaries they small percent of the electorate; this very important QUCtma. and By James Huis and left at this e for identification, awaits the must answer, with their ballots, vote for it, a few people who in order to Jctfde it' you, er, on payment for this adv. . this question; Can any man who know that the proposed law is should vote 32JkXl% l£,on Noe- W nscq, Oregon. T he O bserver , . believes in the Oregon system, af- aimed at the rights of the people T m MgtoNV** w M hSMWS 5.157] M oro, O r . ter being defeated in the primary I vote against it; but the majority . election, run independently and (who read in one paper that the » I have just received; dire# from , still stand for rule of the people? law is a good one and who read the Elgin factory. o n fr o U h , Should try our famous chick in another paper that it is a bad complete stocke o f Bitiim wntshsa» • I law, frankly admit that they do ever shown in Shemwurcestotp/ en piste dinners; a ll kinds of nice II not understand it, and refrain from These watches* a M m a Ä special sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee. Vice President Jgmes S. Sher- ’ W olfard L unch C ounter I voting. W hat is the result? for mç, with nôrj-rmia^ltg^W' msn died at his home in Utica, The people who have initiate«: plated hair springs, gold, sç«ew», New Y ork, at 9:45 a.m. Thursday í • land who are deeply interested in double sssnk dink, a n * ffiehfcl«* of uramic poison caused by Brights r the measure; a small minority, tering. CaH and see ttoese*aSehea» W e are in the market to buy disease. The funeral will be con tic of all kinds; are paying all i about 25 or 30 per cent of the L. w . M g ducted under the auspices of the i market will stand for either # .(electorate; are counted for it, as Jeweler- United States Senate. M r. Sher 11 or beef cattle; if you have man had been a sufferer from the cattle to sell give us a chance to disease that caused his death for pfcy you a good price. T .J .a J . J. M iller , some years, but his condition die 3 o u 2 5 .1 5 7 ] Biggs. O r not become serious until August. Ulanr kcW P a c if ic Coast E le v a t o r Co OR 1 X L 1 l " e l 1 ■6- I I I l a V J W J I n 1 n S Hallowe'en in M oro has passed in all its disgraceful glory. Grown men prowled around all night, thinking they had a license to des troy private property, and sue» ceeding in their mission; a fashion inaugurated in M oro some yean ago when city officials took the lead in a property destroying spree B. Aitchison Chairman Railroad ^Commission th a t It’s tim e and th e way is via • W HV, Slataaman, Phi loaop Kara and SolanUats H ava Endorsad Woman w ho aastet In baaring Ita linden«,- by t - ea droO that W illia m Lloyd a,«tea aa much a l men and are atlon." ‘ H enry "W a nood jp e Breaks aaM : ‘I R e p u b l i c a n - D e m o c r a t ic P R IM A R Y NQMINRB poi D IS T R IC T M T T O F tjN l D IR E C T Equal Enforcement ol tiie Law. i- n 11 Hi i + i n n iii- n li 111 ¡ m i m t t »4 M i* ii n Order your eggs for hatching sow, from our Blue Ribbon Birds, Anconas the famous winter layers; S. C. W hite Leghorns, and our Champion Bronze Turkeys. O r der early so we may book your or ders. W e have a few very fine cockerels in Anconas and S. C. W hite Leghorns for sale, $3.50 to J 1 0 .0 0 .F h o n « 27,34. Mrs C lara H endricks , j 4t425.156] Moro. O r to Portland then Shasta Limit k t o t h o L a n d o f P a lm s a m '1“ by whom ana la f o v ea er « e lf-protection dna Twelve head of colts for sale, .from 1 to 4 yean old, all are of large stock; eleven mares and one Jtelding. They can be seen at the W S W hite place near Biggs, now being operated by N J W illard; w write J udd S. F ish , tf|16.147] The Dalles. Q r i f t t e t wad > d t aa tn - 4 rre ta rd ln c og ■ vary lief Juatloo Brewer « a ll: re w ill r o m ia ^ liw t ir f n - RAILROAD about COMMISSIONER Secaad District Y o u X fitto» SU Not bleached, but Pure and Ckonk If > D o you dooire to go on record as m ain tain in g ‘ th at your w ife or m other íb n o t sufficiently in te lli- gent to know w hether th e people o< yo u r o o w m u o - • ity w ish pare or foul food apd water, clegn ox filth y , stteete, good or bad schools, h on est or d ish o n est • laws, tem perance or intem perance, peace or war, 1 corrupt or incorruptible legislators. : I f your w ife or m other can judge for tfyem selves in these m atters let them have th e chance. A . Rose, a g e n t, M oro, Oregon I Tnr Service Notice the Tostel » •<*’• ■ * is your Wife or Mother competent L e t m e O u tlin e y o u r tr ip your d o es, n o t h a v e it, g ro c e r • ; • "J*1 w r ite , d i r e c t to - One of the Ladd herd o Jersey Bulls, at $3; wieght 1400. F o r particulars address, l L L P eetz , ./«24.136] M oro, O r. Next door to Moro CommcrctaL Co. I have several full blood Buff )rpington cockerels which 1 wish 3 sell; they are A pril hatched k ick en s; price $1.50 each. 'Phone >r address . Mrs. W . E. N ewton , M 0 R 0 , ORE. O rn a m e n ta l J e w e lry o f a ll k in d s , , i < H I f r W I ! 4 + 1-H-M I H e I l l » H H U H M 1 1 1 I SC»» I » D o you w a n t t o W a tc h e s , Wanted; sewing to do by lay at your home. $1.50 per V iola G ilbehb » M oro^O regon. ilk a in k C lo c k s , C u t G la s s , RUAIh WORK PROMPTLY $ < O ne bay stallion, 6 years old, reight 1600 pounds; broke to bar* mm . W ill sell cheap for cash or O A U T T L & M IS S I O N A R Y W O R K I N Y O U R improved note, any reasonable iaie; or will trade for colts or i d l t days b y te llin g your neighbors of th e good l< ung cattle. Also some good old qfialitins o f T h e Observer. If you can ’t get th eir su b r >rk horSes, very cheap; 12 miles scriptions, send us th eir addressee and w e w ill sen d ms < of M oro, on the D. S. Cam- Spn Realty ranch .formerly owned them sam ple copies. W e pay for a ll so licitin g you do iy Dr. Goffin. Apply to o i ad- [ p y Subscribe for T he Observer. B est W eekly published iress Cameron Realty Co., - q is .1 5 5 ] V«n«ouvW . . w ’. ^ D V o t e X 3 0 0 on» t h e B a llo t • ia the In lan d Em pire. fi Everyone leads it,
