The
O b se r v e r .
The mass meeting called by the
Mrs. Alex Hunter who fell asleep
city
council for Tuesday evning at
in the Lord February 27th, 1?13,
Rudolf opera house organized by
at one o’clock in the morning at
ler home in Moro was born June electing Mayor L. Barnum as .
6th 1862, in Fitzroy, Ontario, presiding' officer; F. E. Fagan
Canada. She was the daughter of secretary; and Mrs. O. A. Ramsey
Robert Hunt who moved with his and Miss Pierce as tellers.
On motion it was voted that the
amily to Pembina, N. D., in the
year 1881. She wafi married to order of business "should be the '
Alex. Hunter at Jolliett, N. D., in nomination of a mayor; the nomi
1887 and came to Forest Grove, nation of three councilmen to
Oregon, November 28th, 1901, serve for two years; nomination of
and later moved to Sherman coun of councilman to serve one year.
ty in 1907 where she lived up to As many nominations to be enter
tained astiesired, the ones receiv
the time she was called home.
She leaves to mourn her loss a ing the three highest or the high
tusband, four children, Margaret est in case of the one year term to
W e w ill not be responsible for the
Mabie, Alice Oleiva, Samuel Ray, be declaredvthe nominees.
neglect of subscriber« tQ notify as of
J. C. Freeman gave a short re
Sherman County Realty Transfers.^. John Willard, and five sisters,
changes in their a d d re « . N o r w ill the
notification of a Postmaster that the sub
Mrs. Adam Cambell of Manito sume of the city finances; stating
Orders for Ba/b Wire, or any kind, taken, to come in these car lots.
scriber has “ R em oved” settle the b ill of a Dating iron February 24 to March 4.
ba, Canada, Mrs. W. J. Harper that about $1000 in warrants were
delinquent.
R. W . Kaseberg to F. E. Fort and Mrs. J. S. Murphy, of Cor still outatgnding as well as the
Church and Society notices F R E E , e x
cept when for money making purposes. ner lot 9 block 17, in the city of vallis, Oregon, Mrs. Clark Mur bonded indebtedness, amounting
Such notice« at regular rates at the option
dock of Cashmere, Washington, to $10,000.
M or<$1.00
of the publishers.
M. B. Kies, receiver to E. C. Mrs. James Murphy, of Jolliett,
J. C. Freeman and L. Barnum
Cousens lot 5 block 5 in the town N. D., and one grand child, Fran
were
nominated for mayor; Mr.
In Kansas agricultural school 733 of Moro $25.00
ces Ethelyn Kessinger.
Barnum
declined and on motion
girls are taking lessons in cooking,
E. C. Cousens to John M. Parry
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Murphy Mr. Freeman was the unanimous
and 500 of them are already en lot 5 block 5 in tne towft of Moro
were able to be at the funeral ser choice. * '
gaged. Men know what makes $1.00
vices which were held from the
Before the nominations for
life worth living.
H. G. Kemp to Ed. DeYoung Moro M. E. church Saturday
councilman
were made it was
wX of s. w. X. <»• eX of
w%» morning. F. C. Marshall, of Port
stated
that
the
qualifications for
After all, that French jury may and n. wX of s.
of section 11, land, preaching the sermon.
city
office
were
that
the nominee
have been right in upholding wo tp. 3, s. r. 15 e. w. m. 160 acres
must
be
an
owner
of
property or
man’s right to kill husbands. A $10.00
We wish to thank our friends have $250 worth of personal prop
wife is always in the best position
W. Burns to Ed. DeYoung
and neighbors of Moro for their erty.
/■
to know whether a man is better n. eX of s. wX and n. wX of s.
kindness to u» during the death
Nominees for councilman for
dead than alive.
wX of sec. 11, tp. 3,s. r. ISe.w.m.
and burial of our wife and moth two year term were L. Barnum,
$10.00
er. Lips are unable to express the O. A. Ramsey, F. A. Sayrs, W.
Ed. DeYoung to Ben Kivich
Advertising is stating who you
heart felt thankfulness that we
are, what you are, where you are, wX o f &. wX n. eX of s. wX and feel towards those kind friends for C. Rutledge, Mrs. P. H.. Buxton,
the nature of your business and n. wX of s. eX of gec. 11, tp. 3, the many acts of kindness which Mrs. O. B. Messinger, Mrs. T. C.
Lee, W. S. Powell, Mrs. Harry
what you have for sale. If the peo s. r. 15 e. w. m. $10.00
were shown us during this trial Kunsman, Mrs. N. P ..H an sen .
Ben
Kivich
to
Sam.
Chavis
wX
ple do not know these things you
which made it more easy to bear. The last four declining the office.
can scarcely -blame them for not of s. wX of sec. 11, tp*3 s. r. 15
Alex. Hunter and family. On balloting the fint three v.ere
e. w. m. 80 acres $10.00
visiting your place of business.
declared nominated.
Nominees for the one year term
Ladies Aid Entertains.
were W ^C. Rutledge anju Mrs. O.
The members of the Ladies Ani B. Me«inger; Mrs. Me^inger de
S O M E V E R Y S P E C IA L
of Moro M. E. church had a jolly clined the offiice and Mr. Rutledge
social gathering the afternoon of was nominated by the secretary
Thursday, February 27th, each castingjthe ballot.
FARM MACHINERY BARGAINS
member being priviledged to in The largestnumber of the voters
vite one who was not a member. ever at a man meeting in Moro
One «ingle disc 16-7 Kentucky drill
The time quickly sped by while were in attendance. There being
those present were engaged in approximately*200 votes cast, half
One single disc 18-7 Kentucky drill
games of various kind; one contest, being by the women of Moro.
One single disc 16-7 McSlierry dril.l
in which M rr.’E ?E . Barzee won
Castles In tha A ir.
V y
w ^ z t o z r a r '/ V Y . r t r / r . n r / /• /
Dr. John Wilkins wrote a work la
first honors, was guessing book The High School Minstrel Show.
One New Deal two bottom gang plow
the reign of Charles II . to show the
titles from pictures cut from maga
posHlbility of making n voyage to the
Two 15-foot 3-sectiou-Corrigated roller complete
The
minstrel
show
put
on
at
zines hung on the wall;; another
moon. The Duchess of Newcastle, who
Rudolf
opera
house
Saturday
eve
A
original'game was the zoological
was likewise notorious for her vagrant
Are not alone confine*! to Ituru! Free Pe.ive.y of mail
contest, each contestant being pro ning by the Moro high school «peculations, said to him, "Doctor,
boys
was
a
financial
success,
$83
where
am
I
to
bnlt
at
In
the
upward
and
the
Telephone.
There in anothei convenience which all
vided with a stick of gum, card
Journey?’ "My lady,’’ replied the doc
being
the
receipts
of
the
house.
'aroiers
should
h
a
v
e
—
and many do have1— a .checking ac
board,* and two toothpicks, th,e
tor, "of all the people lu the world, 1
When
the
curtain
rose
every
seat
count with a good hank.
The pos^enior of such an account
idea was to chew the gum and by
have never exj>ected that question from
avoids lh^ risk oi-having his money on Ins per on or alenit
use of toothpicks form an animal was occupied by an interested you. who have built so many castles
in the air that you might He every
his home where it is in danger of fire *ind thieves.
on the cardboard without the fin auditor..
ulgbt at oue of your own.”
t
h
e
jokes
sprung
by
the
boys
gers touching the work, the camel
- I'ig hi 15a paid by chock are not only a va’id :eceipt, hut
formed by Mrs. James Stewart was were original and of local color Synopala of th a A n n u al S ta te m e n t of th a
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
and all present seemed to under
judged worthy the blue ribbon.
llie neccspary ehunge, for concluding Pcillement is not at hand
OREGON FIRE RELIEF
The most exciting game was the stand them, with the possible ex
Don’t slop to think tliiy over, hut atari an account now wi’h
ASSOCIATION
minature field meet; those present ception of those who were trade
o f M cM lnhrtlla. In th a S ta te of O regon. on
being drawn into four sides under the victims of the raillery.
tha S la t flay o f D ecem b er. I » 12-
°
in s u r a n c e C om m ission of th e estate
As part of the entertainment of o th f a Oragon,
the leadership of Mrs. Roy Ben
p u rsu an t to law :
Incom e.
son, Mrs. L. Barnum, Mrs. C. G. the evening special mention should
W ESTBOU N D
A m o u n t o f c a sh receiv ed w ith
n fo r Inaurance du r-
Huis, artd Mrs. Wm. Henrichs; be made of the orchestra; E. E. a ln p g p lic th a a tio year
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » 9 5 .1 6 5 .9 6
M arch 15 to A p ril 15, 1913
ed from
from each side three contestants Barzee, violin and leader, Elmer A m a s ou se n ss t m o e f n ts caah le v ie receiv
d ..........
6 6 ,4 4 9 .4 1
Barzee
comet,
W.
D.
Wallan
slide
A
m
o
u
n
t
o
f
.
c
a
sh
r
eceiv
ed from
SEND FOR THE FOLKS
were selected. The first event was
a ll o th er aourcea . . . . . . . . -----
8 838 wo
W h i l e th e P a r c s a r e L o w
a 30-yard dash, thirty yards of trombone, and Miss Marjorie Rose T o ta l Incom e ............ ........................ 1101,439.41
its.
D isb u rse!
thread with a marshmellow at the piano; their playing was as good
The Low Fares apply from the following and many other
aid fo r t o s i - du
- - rin
- g - >109,641.59
end, swallow the thread and eat as some theatre orchestras we have A m th o e u n t y ea p ~ r ___
e n d sa la r ie s p aid
points in the East, to any station on the O. W. R. & N.
heard
and
better
than
m
any,
it
had
the marshmellow; the next event
T axe« paid d u rin g t h e y e a r . . . . .
in Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
was the hammer throw, inflated that indefinite quality to it known A m ou n it t of a ll o th er e x p e n d l- w 9,917.65
lu r e s
Baltimore, Md. $54.75
$38.00
'Chicago, 111.
paper Fags; the third event was "a as rhythm; which many musicians T o ta l exp en d itu re« ..................... |l« l,O 9 7 .4 3
broad grin” and quite a number who keep perfect time never attain.
51.70
*
Asset*.
Atlanta, Ga.
Buffalo, N. Y.
47.50
o f fe a t ««tat« o w n e d ......... ’ J E ’E S o o
It is expected that the minstrel VaJua
were in sight; the last event was a
V«Ju« of bond« ow n ed .................. X)0,l60.wu
55.15
Boston, Mass.
.00
Detroit, Mich.
43 50
on m ortgage«
relay race, all twelve contestants troup will show at Wasco at some Ixtana
--------- Of «Oi-
10 „ofl 00
AM OM inents in procès«
Charleston,S. C. 53.90
M em phis, T en ti.
42.50
C ash °n b a n k « ’ ...................................
XA 4<ÌoO
sitting so that to face each other, d ite in the near future.
A ccru ed ln te r m t ...............................
8.445.W
42.85
Louisville, Kv.
and each being provided with a
Muskogee, Ok
35.20
8245,046.62
T
o
ta
l
a
d
m
itte
d
aaaets
,<
Milwaukee, Wis. 36 70
WOMEN IN “CAGES.”
cracker; number one had to eat
UaMtttaa.
New
York
City
55.00
8,000.00
c la im fo r lom w i un paid . . .
Montgomery, Al. 50.15
her cracker, when finished had to A Reminder of the Days Whan Crino Oro««
A m o u n t o f un earn ed prem iu m on
08,222
20
New Orleans— '
48.05
o u tsta n d in g r isk s . . . . . . . . . . . .
line Was the Vogue.
hold up her hands and whistle,
.00
Forth Worth, Tex 40.75
A m o u n t of a ll o th er U ab lU U M ..
Fifty-one
private
'letters
of
Dr.
E.
then number two began follow
T o ta l lia b ilitie s ........................
• 06,222.20
St. Paul, Minn.
30.00
30.00
Minneapolis,
Bart hex. physician to tlte prince im
BnalnoM In Oregon for the Year.
ed
by
number
three.
The
side
perial.
have
bee»
translated
by
Ber
Pliiladephia,
54.75
35.25
Oklahoma City,
.00
captained by Mrs. Barnum won nard Mlall to form "The Empress Eu T #tS r rt* . ^ 7 “ “ . durln.’
St. Louis, Mo.
37.00
47.00
Pittsburg, Pa.
R ieka c a n c elled , te r m in a ted or
genie
and
H
er
Circle.”
A
letter
from
w
ith
d
r
a
w
n
du
rtna
th
e
year
818,124.010.00
first place and that of Mrs. Roy
Blarritx (l&itii describe«* the empress T o ta l a m o u n t o f risk« o u teta nd-
Denver, Col.
30.00
30.00
Kansas City,
Benson, second.
1912**. . T T Î Î
»89,141.861.00
per-Hcually and disounHes the fnbulou»
Omaha, Neb.
30.00
30.00
I^ea veil worth,
ORKOON ÏT R K R E I J K F A SSO CIA TIO N .
After the games refreshment amplitude of the dreaavH abe wor«S
W . C. H A G E R T Y , Sec.
"All this stuff hi supported by n
were served consisting of sand sort
of skeletou of flexible Iron. The
I’ H K » ’ A I D
O W X> EC W « •
wiches, cake and coffee. Twelve etupreat* Is greatly attached to this
Tickets will be delivered without extra charge to anybody at
new members were received into cage, which to us seems very ungrace
/ anv point where Colonist fares apply, upon deposit
ful and inconvenient. She sticks to It
the society.
• with any O. »7. IL & N. Agent of the atnount. -
iu spite of the quips of the emperor, to
whom she simply replies that she does
For particulars drop a card to
S E N D F O R CATALO GUE
C u red o f JLdvdr C o m p la in t.
There will be a county meeting
MORO. OREÔON.
of the Farmers Co: operative
Union at Moro on Saturday,
FRIDAY............. March 7,1913 March 8th, to discuss the purchase
of-wire and other deals pending by
Entered • • «econd clasa T - ” " al, J } ie the membership; also to consider
post office «t M o rq , O regon, July 25, 1891.
the election of a delegate to rep
resent this county at a farmers
.. Manager. meeting at Arlington with the O.
C. L. I reland
W. R. & N. Co., officials to dis
Send for advertising rate«.
cuss the reduction of freight rates
* 'i.
If you. do not read T h e Observer, why in the three counties of Sherman,
not?
Gilliam and Morrow.
. W e would like to have you take it, and
All members of local unions are
we know it would be profitable to you to
become a aubacriber.
W e «end it two requested and invited to be pres
years for $2.50; one year $1.50; 1254 cts a
Fred R. Messinger, county
month isn’t much. T r y it. O rd er by ent.
portal card, and pay for r it when you can. president.
HERE IS THE PROPOSITION
I w ill soon
Ttnish ta kin g
orders for m y
fourth car of
wire and w ill
then sta rt on
orders for my
fifth car.
There is but
one reason as
to w hy I get
this business.
My prices are
d irt cheap.
They know it.
You canknow
A n y Size.
A ny Quantity.
_
.
A n d the Price is Right.
;e o .
WASCO.
O R EG O N
T he S tore th a t Sells E ve ry .Thing.
The (rain (rewars Ovenisnsss
Wasco Hardware and
Implement Company
Colonist Fares
T«8 [||asco Qjarehousc Milling Co. 3
Sank, of fi|oro.
m
that y ft W can’t keep
grow I (j U ¡a the ground
A. ROSE, agent for O. W. R.
N., MORO, OREGON
toooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Independent Warehouse g Milling (o
R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a a c o , O re g o n
DEALERS IN
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar Posts, and nay.
MANUFACTURERS OF
M IL L F E E D
AND
FLOUR.
lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
..“ I waa suffering with .liver complnint
says Iv a Sm ith of Point Blank, Texar.,
decided to try a 25c. box of Chantl>erh'.ic
Tablets, and am happy to say that I arn cct
pletely cured and can recommend them ’
every one.” F o r »ale by a ll dealers.—
ve rt cement.
N O T IC M O F F IN A L 8 E T P L K M K N T . •
lu the Conn».* C >urt o f the state <tt Ore
gon for She man oooutv.
l a the m atter of ibe estate of I k nry Kehle
gal deeeaeed.
-
t o all whom 1« t n >y concern —
Notte* Is hereby given that the under-
»ingad rxeoetor e f the estate of henrv
Sohleget dcoaated, haa hied with 'ha ol«rk
o t the-nb >vc entitled o->urt hia Dual report
and aeeoout «« aneh ex -out if and that
Mondav the 7th day«.of A pril 1918. at
the honf of 10 o’clock a. m ., In the Cw intv
Oourt room tn M om , o m n tv of Mb*rn>an
state o f Oregon, hae, by order of aaid oourt
ilnlv m ad * and entered on the 8rd day of
M arch, 1918, been d aly appointed as the
tim e and place fo r the aettlemeni o f »hid fi
nal report and aeoount. and fur the bearing
and determ ination of objection« thereof, If
any there be.
Dated at Moro. Sherman Oonntv,Oregon,
thia fi.h day o f M t rob. 1918.
k . D u . u m « s * , Kt e> «tor of the
estate of Ueory Sohlegal, Deoeaard.
W .O . Bavawv. Attorn*? for Betissn.
Data of la s t p u b lic a tio n April 4, IM K
l»ot know how she lived so rnauy years
without u cage.
"I can ouly find two excuses for this
fn.shlorn One is that women who wear
It have their legs free In walking and
are not buuit>ered by skirts and pettl-
mats hanging on their calves aDd
tiiTghs and impeding their movements;
the other, in her case, is th a tth e ie is s
sort o f harmony between the ampli
tude of Mhe woman and the sixe of the
apartments in which she lives. • • •
Here a dozen women adorn the salon
admirably and are In harmony with
the wide spaces, the ample seats, the
width and height of the doors.
I
knew nothing of this effect, w hkh 1
now understand, and 1 now see why
this taste—false to Itself—has never
theless a certain justness In Its appli
cation.”
Sure.
"Don’t yon think that we should have
a more elastic curraMcyF’ asked the old
fogy.
"It is elastic enough.’' replied the
grouch. "Why don’t they make It more
adhealver
Our 1913 G a TALOT
• n d P la n te r’# C e l i a
tnjthR.lly iB” !.•*: '
and d##cri|'ee t h e
m o il piof
t >•
tie« for n»arV t •<. ’
home giudcuG.
/
Ì J. J. Butzer,
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. PO R TLK N D ,
S tre e t
OREGON.
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A RtUabiu livivttin.'«
Crcu.
FRCC on renueet. '7 1
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Earlievt Dwrrf P<-#—
Rick. Fine FLwored,
r. lin g e r
r Y ie ld thanjiny
‘W’*
„ _ sr early pea. Tr„
this P e a fo r your
horns garai
LARGE
RACKET
P ortland S eed
COMPANY
KMVkANO, ORSOON
AAfcrCATALOQ Na.*«
THE
STAR
>
BARN
.
,
.
l i V ery FEED and s a l e s j a r l e
<3-xa,ss T 7 "a ,ll© 3 r. O ie .
Barn Located near Hotel Vintin
Special Attention for Commercial Travelers
Transient Teams Given Prompt Attention
George
tEllard,
• •«
A U T O M O B IL E FOR
Proprietor
H IR E