Sherman County observer., February 07, 1913, Image 2

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MORO, OREGON.
F R ID A Y ... ;
February, 7 ,1 9 1 3
Enterad aa racond d s n natter at the
peat oftce at M oro, Oregon, July 2S, 1891.
C. L .
I reland
Manager.
Each
lit lb. add lb. 11 lbs
W ewoald like to have you take it, and
50-mi le zone
we know it would be profitable to you to
become a .ubacriber.
W e aend it two
y w fcr $2.50; one yrar « .5 0 ; 12% da a
month la s t much. Try jb ^ O rd er by
150-mile zone
300-mile zone
600-mi le zone
1000 m ile zone
1400-mile zone
1800-mile zone.
O v e r 1800 miles
postal card, aad pay io» 1 t when you can.
quoted at 6 X
delinquent.
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Nearly every article in a drug store is mailable,
■ except poisons; also-liquids are practically prohibited
I by too many restrictions, but can be sent at an extra
Icost.for packing, in very necessary instances. -
DEALERS IN
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
M ANUFACTURERS OF
MILL FEED
FLOUR
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Comer of 7th and Stark Street
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C H A S . W R IG H T , PreuWewt
M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M e n a « e r.
It is new, and its rooms are provided with
running water a n d longdistance telephones
European plan. Rates »1
$1 per day and up,
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
m n o that YflH caidftkeep
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Bern Located near Hotel Viotis
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5fo *c » l Attention for Conamerciel Traveler«
Treestost Teem« G ives Prompt Attention
George Ellard, Proprietor
UTOM OBILE FOR H IR E
said that the seat of trouble »with
the company supplying jute. * In
support of th b c o n te n t io n the ease
Any Quantity.
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And the Price
is cited o f thraM^pf Washington
last season scoding a man to ja d ia
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W alla,
W a lla penitentiary an^l of his find­
ing the India supply cornered. H e
was unable to buy the product any
cheaper there than at hom e.
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A shortage of bags b not plausi­
ble, for past experience has dem­
I he main trouble has always
onstrated that any number of bags
been that so many o f the good
can be had if the necessary price
roads advocates are waiting for
will be paid.
somebody else to pay for them.
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Fro m spruce wood
pulp a
French inventor has made a fabric
I Com m itte e s from the legislatures
resembling cotton and equally cap­ J of Oregon and Washington, ac-
able of bleaching and dyeing.
tcom panied by governors of the
two states and more than a hun-
W h o w ouldn't be a Portland Id red business men, met at C elilo
policeman? T h e new code for I this week to view the possibilities
dance halls says girls unattended I of putting a dam across the river
may be accompanied home by a and converting the water power
policeman.
into electricity. T h e river at the
point selected is orrly tw o hundred
Something pathetic and soulful feet across; Senator R . R . Butler
in the wheeze of the sweet young one of the party, throwing a rock
thing in the post office who said; across the Columbia W hile the pro­
‘’don't call me kid, kiddo; call me ject was being discussed. It is pro­
kiddo, kid.
posed th a t each state and the
!federal government appropriate
Most of us do not really know $50,000 and this fund be used to
exactly what w e want. T h e sole investigate fo r foundations, etc.,
certainty about o u r' wants is that after that th e p la n t w ill be built
we Imagine that we want what we and operated under state control.
do not have.
It is estimated by the O regon state
WASCO, OREGON.
T h e S to re th at? S ells E v e ry T h in g
engineer that 300,000 continuous
T h e son of G overner Johnson of h o n e p o w er wifi be developed
California aspires to the champion- and an > additional 200,000 horse
ship of welter weight pugilists. power w ill b e . developed and
Monopolists in that state have a available eight months in the year.
new peril ahead of them in the j
TU ira i« grown [ o r n a i , im i
Are hot alone confined to Rural Free Derive,y of mail
and the Telephone.
There is another iconvenienoe whioh all
tor m en should have * - and many do havo — a cheeking sc-
•06nt with a good bjnk.
The pooeetror of sueb an aocount
avoid« ths risk of having hia money on his per-on or about
his home where it is in danger 0/ fire and thieve«.
political arena.
Housekeeper leagues in the east
having made an impression on the
price o f eggs w ill tackle some other
article. Food prices too high to
be beaten in the aggregate can be
reduced in detail.
T h e grape fruit has been crossed
with a navel orange and become
seedless. Let us hope that the com­
bination of the two w on’t hand us
a lem on. Each ancestor is sour
enough already.
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SEND
•< <"e o p tio n
W e presume that the postmis­
tress who used to read the postal
cards is now s n iffin g the butter that
passes through the parcel post.
We carry the largest and best assorted stock of
drugs and sundries in the three counties.
M oro P harmacy
r<* u,ar
of the publishers.
Always enclose remittance sufficient to cover cost
of merchandise and approximate postage, unless you
have a regular account with the firm.
IN
oeq* W h ile
W e will not be r&poniible for the 11 cent, i, M ^ d , . n o tw ith s ta n d in g
neglect of subscriber« to notify aa of
change, in their addreo. Nor will the the jute crop titi, year i, said to.be
notification of a Po.tme.ter that the sub­
It it
scriber has ‘ Removed” settle the bill of a j an exceptionally le a v y o n e .
Church and Society notice. F R E E , ex
©ept when for money making purpoaea.
W HEN
T h e Per k to h branch of the
farm en ’ co Iterative and educa-
fional unio are making prepara-
tioot to reah aa to n o p o ly on grain
bag», which id« fair to hit farmer«
of the nortl rett.a hard blow d u r
¡ng the coraiog 1 rest season, by
appealing to the
lialature o f the
I. T h ey draft-
ich wai «ent to
mating that it in
o order an in-
ventilation », ¿nee of the method»
and operation, of th e «rainbaj
dealer,.
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‘ A t thia ae«on laM year b a t, were
T h e O regon hen has been the
subject of « u c h thought on the
part of the tegents of the Oregon
Agricultural College and they are
seeking funds from the legislature
to establish ¿model poultry farm
at Corvallis. T h e average hen in
the state lays about 50 eggs per year
while champion layers at the co l­
lege have gone well past the 200
mark in a year. It is desired to I
develop a laying s tra in o f poultry,
and to sell the fowls and their eggs
at a reasoqable price to farmers is I
the object aim ed at in establishing
the poultry ranch.
H U bills paid by check are not only a valid teoeipt, but
alao a convenience in his home transaction« where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at band
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an aocount now with
Navigation en the Owg«.
O n e o f the very crookedeat streams blood of tbe red man slain la battle
anywhere la th« Osage river In Mle- with the white invaders. In a Similar
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t souri. in that region they tea of « “ " « “« •tb e red popples which followed
I farmer living on the banks of that riv- toe Mowing of the field of Warart™
I er wbu te d a small flatboat wfifch on« were said to have sprang from the
. d v be fended w ith produce and floated blood of the killed and wounded in that
dowa to market, a it miles sway. He famou» battle. .According to tradition,
T h e U m tm f’Wfrtes geological
f exchanged the produce for goods at tbe Danish Invasion is tbe canee o f the
survey bulletin Import th a t the pro­
eae of tbe stores and loaded his goods dane weed, a coarse, asteraceons plant
d u c tio n o f petroleum in California
, In the flatboat
common In Bngland, a« it sprang from
T h e beef trust in Oregon is
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“How are you going to get your stuff the blood of Danes slain la battle, sr«1
in 1912 increased m o re than six
boosting a bill to have an inspector
, home, B t n r asked a friend. "Got a
° % L cT tl to day la
Jr<* r 11
m illion barrels o v e r that of the
steamboat to tow you backt* -
bloods- Tbe d wArf elder, tor the same
appointed which w ill make it im ­
previous year, chiefly because of
MI ago going lo float back.” was tbe reason. Is called dnnewort and daae-
possible for any farmer to kill his
< response.
large gushers newly discovered.!
blood.—Suburban Life.
Asphalt and an Aoeidarrt.
I own stock for market untN the in­
“How are you going to do that? I
Asphalt, with which so many roads
O il production in some parts of
are paved, was found by accident don’t understand."
spector has approved. T h e far­
Queer B oo k TR Iasu
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the coast field declined markedly Many yearn age In Switzerland natnral
“1 guess yon don’t know much about : “Tbeoe old bocks.” said the «nM.
mer to pay mileage of the inspect­ because of
‘ ¿ausrfand in rock asphalt was discovered, and tor to ll river, i t double« on itself j«st be­ quary as be pointed to a dingy upper
or. Retail dealers throu-out the
other parts by, reaMjjg o f influx of more than a eentnry it was used tor low here and nine back to wttbin less shelf, “are curious for their title s .¿ T ri
1 the purpoeT o f extracting tbe rich than a qunrtqr o f a mile o f my plate;
state are fighting the measure.
of w r m o 2 % ^
water into the oil wellsthat turned stores of bitutoeu It contained. In Pve got a landing on both banka and a J cd In Salem relume
In 1 M .
‘Sermon, to
time
It
wan
noticed
that
pieces
o
f
rock
the oil into a valueless e m u ls io n .
team of borsea than can drag the boat
M Its scornful name.
T h e latest novelty fad of the Progress the last yeMr was also made which toll from the wagons and were over from one landing to tbe other.”—
“Ile re 1« a book* dated 1743 that »
crashed by the wheels formed a m»». Kansas City Journal.
called ‘Look to I t or I ’ll stab Ya.’ I t Is
social leaders is a parcel post din­ in manufacturing j ^ p l i n e from
velously fine road surface when assist­
a treatise on polygamy.
ner. Such an affair was held a natural gas by meant of compres­ ed by tbe beat of the sun. A proper
'T h is to n pamphlet by a «pinster
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Ralkan Beltoda.
Peekskill.N .Y.February 2d. E very sion and also from crude oils by road^df asphalt rock was then made., j * Iu tbe Balkan countries tbe ballad against tbe yoong men of the eeven-
upon tbe discovery, and in makers have certaluly been at least as foenth century, its title M »A D to
thing served was mailed from oth­ “ cracking” process^msently dis­ following
1854 an experimental roadway waa irapartaot as the mnkers e f law«. 8er- ■ertation on tbe Pertnees o f Our Youth
er cities; roast Chicken from N ew covered.
laid In Paris. From that time the nee vla’s national ballads, commemorating m
E ^ t o l l y Such as Are
oT rock asphalt tor the making of the glories of the Servian Emperor
Jersey: com bread and cheese from
rood« and pavements b is Increased Doshan, the fatal bhttie p f ^Koswvo
V ir g in ia , meat from Chicago, fruit
and extended to many countries
and tbe legendary exploits of tbe hero
from W ashington, and pie from
Ilarko Kralyevlch and his borne 8ba
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Cash.
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N e w Y o rk .
rats, are o f Homeric proportions and,
"D id m u sttirin the high Ideels you sang to ths accompaniment o f a guitar
set for yohrself when you were y o n n g r w ith cords of horsehair tails, have
naked the friend of bis boyhood.
A
constitutional amendment
kept national f a l l « warm for ton
“ No,” replied the millionaire, “and turiea. In raeeut years the Servian
which woqld restrict the president while being switched from a siding
I ’m glad 1 didn’t I see now that there
of the U nited States to a single to the main line. T h e center car was no money In tbem ."-Llpplneott’s government published a popular edl
tfon
In Macedohta Sir Charles Eliot dose of tbe eightcvnlh century. Before
term of six years,and would bar had its f r o n t truss beam broken in
beard a schoolboy recite a Bulgarian that nails Avere made by tend, «3d
poem which took an hour and a quar­ tbeir manufacture was a bounebold tu-
W o o d ro w
W ilson,
Theodore some form er trouble and Friday
Kept • * ' Net Leehi
ter, with a simple but slffulflcant plot dnstry. Cut nails are made by maehla-
RooaeTelt and W illia m H . Taft the truck became janged and jum p­
“When she wasn't lookii
The pasha o f Sofia summons a Bul­ ery fjoru plate« rolled to the proper
garian hero who is his friend and telle m idth and tbfrknese. They may be
from seeking election again, was ed the track, spreading the rails.;
4 “W tait d tt she d
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him he has orders to execute him. made of steel ee o f malleable Iron.
approved by the Senate by the Rails were broken ^ d ties sliced
--Refused td look st m« tor the N a t e f Tbe Bulgarian asks why. T he pasha Wire nails, though originally « Franch
narrow majority, of one vote on to splinters which no damage ex­ the evening.“—Weep.
«ay« he doea not know, but be mtul
brooght 10 P a t t o n
February 1st. T h e amendment cept the center car. T h e Tum alum
do It. and he doen-London chroniclto< la the United States.
j$ q £ 4 o e s to the House for its a p ­ Lum ber Com pany siding was
'' Floral Death Legends.
proval. I f ratified there by a two- connected with the main line and
S By tbe Ite x to a u marigold« ara known
thirds vote it wifi be submitted to passenger train at noon went
• • death flowers from an exceedingly dosMe ïîfs “
appropriate legend that they sprang up «usplXnar W4Wt
the legislatures of the states and around the wreck. T h e wrecking
on the ground stained by the life blood
w ill become effective when three- crew ¥from Th e Duties had thing«
of tbose who fell victims to the love of
Ho «nested 00 tonto out of Ms pay
fourths of the 48 states of the
sold sad cruelty e f the early Spanish
again ship shape by the next morn-
w «i. » b « i
« •til« « , h tnn sg tbe Virginian trlbaa, round u out, to mate me thing be ted
Union have ofi&dally approved i t
w t .'r L i8 ’« r a
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Before he quits office President
Taft expects "to send to the senate
the nominations o f five more
federal judges, making a total of
114 in his administration,""a
_ a record
record
unequaled by any other president.
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