Day Portal Card«, at the Observer {at the H otel M oro.
Book Store.
^ iig8 KHXa Morrison is visiting
Delbert Surratt third; 3 feet 7 inch|
'< H alf mile relay race won by
Gold aad Sffvor Declamatory Nodab Wasco school» t im e 1 minute
53 sec.
Divided Among Four Schools.
F inancial S tatement .
The aevcQth annual event
As received from the secretary
the schools et Sherman county in
Eureka Lo««* Na. IH .
for
publication shows balance on
field meet and declamatory contest
r. a
u Moro. Or.
occured at G r^ s Valley Friday hand from previous m e e t of
ibe 6ist and third
May 23d. The day was an idea $17.58 field meet admissions $395.-
eveaina* »1 each
H e a d q u a te p s fop
one for the ¿occasion, with just 05, stand concession $10. declama­
cordially mVitad to
enough t u n o / weather and balmy tory contest admissions $209.25,
with us. By order of W . M.
P ain ts and O ils of all K inds.
~ J. M . PAWtY, Secretary.
breeze to mllke all those who total $631.88.
Corset cover embroidery, 18 yard; at Freemans.
attended the meet enjoy the out
The expenses incuried were:
B ethlehan* C h a p te r inch wide; 25 to 35 cent values at
A Complete Line of F urniture.
Abstracts prom ptly made by the
door
conditions.
No. 78 o . S. 8.
Lumber $20.50; judges expenses
18 cents per yard; at Freeman*.
Sherman
County
Abstract
Com­
Regular communication
The excursion train from Wasco $28; Wasco and M oro team ex­
Gasoline, A u to O ils and Suppli
each zd and 4th Thursday
Miss Jeanette Crotfield sang the pany, M oro, Oregon.
arrived
at M o ro about 8:45 ant penses $55.30; drayage $25.75;
evening« monthly. ** *•
solo
parts
o
f
the
evening
field
Corset cover embroidery, 18 left at 9 a. m .,p i >
" E . E . F ortner , »,
the regular secretary expense $20; printing
Full Supply of Pipe F ittin g s and Pipe.
Secretary. meet program in splendid voice.
inch wide; 25 to 35 cent values at passengei^ttain at Erskinville.
$57.30; cup and medals $58.90;
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M a r e L a d « a , N a . 113,
T.B.Searcy was in town Wednes­ 18 cents per yard?aT Freemans.
had a total pastenger list into Grass Wasco band $80; Grass Valley
1. o. o. r. Moro, or.
I day after part of his order for wire
w ill fin d
The W . W . M. Co. are having Valley of 235rs»x from Biggs, seven band $25; fixing track $25; in­ ' G i v e u s a c a l l y o u
^Meeting every Saturday
svening at 7:30 o ’clock fencing which he w ill build this electric fixtures installed in their from Klondike, five from DeMoss cidental expenses $28.09, donation
o u r p r ic e s a r c r ig h t.
’ Visiting members are cor spring. ,
private offices and banking room. 67 from M oro, and 150 from to the school libraries at Wasco,
dially invited.
Members
Mrs. Ethel Laidlaw, teacher in
expected to be present.
G. A. M eloy has vacated the Wasco. Q uite a number went M oro, and Grass Valley, $30 each;
E. A . S ayrs , Noble Grand,
the
Wasco
public
schools,
is
a
A. R . K euingsr , Secy
Henry Smith house and is-now at from here by automobiles and divided between school districts
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visitor this week at the home of
home as a next door neighbor of several were ■assenger* on the 5, 12, 20, and 22 for library pur­
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Mrs. C: E. Johnson.
F a ra a n a t T a lk W ith Yau
afternoon train» arriving in time poses $30; balance on hand $88.04.
W . S. Powell.
The price of The Obacrvar is 81.50 per
George Rebman was in town
loiec the last ¿rents of the fiek
year, Tb cents for six tnonUu, 50 cento for
Rev. A. J. Adams, of M oro ' bk.
Wednesday
with
two
wagons
for
w
meet.
tour months—bn* if neid io advance*'
More High School.
accept $2.50 in full *or 2 years.
Shorter pipe for the gravity water system the speaker for the evening at the
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Victory
in
the
field
meet
contest
terms than one year 1 2 # cento per month
Are not «lone confine*! to Rural Free Delivery of mail
he is having installed on his farm. graduating Exercises of The Wasco
Graduating exercises of o u r
A Blue Mark here w ill answer an ia
schools held Thursday, May 22d. went to Wgaco school, they win­
I and the Telephone.
There fa another convenience which all
ning 83 point', out o f a possible 14^ local high school were held Thurs­
query, when entered upon our calendar, ||O tis Frye and family of Souix
farmers
should
have
—
and many do have — a checking ac­
giving the date of the paper as the date at City, Iowa, left Wednesday after
Forty-three pupils o f Miss Tay Grass Valley von 24 points, M oro day afternoon in the assembly
which your current subscription expires.
count
with
a
good
hank.
The possessor of such an account
a pleasant visit with their cousin, lo r’s scholars accompanied by their 18, and the Country schools 14 room. Miss M arjorie Rose, as
,
avoids
ths
risk
of
having
his
money on his person or about
Mrs. P. C. Axtell, at the farm teacher enjoyed an old fashioned Wasco won in every event but the pioneer graduate o f the 12th
his
home
where
it
is
in
danger
of
fire and thieves.^
picnic at the DeMoss park Thurs­ one, receivir g eleven first, eight grade, was the recipient of many
home east of M oro.
His hills paid by check are not only a valid leceipt, but
day. the last dky of school.
seconds and four thirds. Grass flowers an^ presents from admir­
Graders and scrapers were put
also
a
convenience
in his home transactions where very often
County Superintendent F. E. Valley w o n t w o firsts, three ing friends. Rev.A.J. Adams was
A red leather note case con* to work on the city streets Wednes­
the
necessary
change
for concluding settlement is not at hand
taining personal papers lost Satur­ day to make some needed im ­ Fagan has purchased a horse and seconds and five thirds, M oro the principal speaker of the oc­
_ Don’t atop to think this ov<f,lh«g start an account now With r
day between The Dalles and Grass
fiuggy with which to navigate the won one-first? three seconds and casion; Cdhfity School Superin­
V alier. Any information appre­ provements. The work was done
tendent
F.
E.
Fagan
making
a
Sherman county roads upon official four thirds Country schools won
by donated labor and cash. .
ciated. N o tify me at M oro,
two firsts, one each second and ew commendatory remarks. The
calls
to pretty school marms.
G eo . B. B ourhill .
The
household
goods
of
G.
B.
diploma was presented by State
It.]
M oro, Oregon.
C. E. Sheets and C. L. M ont­ third. In twn events there were Senator W. H. Ragsdale.
Bourhill arrived a t the M oro
no third plate awarded, and in
depot this week. M r. Bourhill gomery were visitors the first of one no second.
expects to be at home in the S. S. the week to the DesChutes river,
Lecak-Xknrch Notices.
I he cup w ,n by Wasco last F ri­
by way**of Rattlesnake grade; they
Hayes residence very shortly!?
s / ; a / s / / s ./ / s / ¿ s / t
Childrens p e t : Yellow in
sighted one rattler, whose buttons day is the third one put Tip by the
Services
next
Sunday,
June
first,
color; answers to puppy; suppos­
Field Meet a sociation; one each
M rs.E.A. Race is a visitor from now adorn C. L .’s hat.
ed to have follow ed niy auto east Mosier at the home o f her parents,
being won by Grass Valley and Spaulding chapel at twelve o ’clock
Arrangements are being made
of M oro. Any information w ill
noon and at.M oro M. E. church
R. J. GINN
j . e . COLEMAN
be appreciated. Suitable reward F. A. Sayrs and family. Mrs. R to entertain again this year at De- Wasco. T l is cup goes to the in the evening. Dr. W .S.Nichol,
school which first wins it .twice,
says that M r. Race is again in
offered. Phone t o
Moss Park July Fourth. To a
not consecutive. Therefor Wasco pastor in charge.
L. J. P ape ,
charge o f the Tumalum Lumber
large
number
this
has
now
become
2 t.*j
M oro, Oregon.
The Childrens Day exercises at
has to win it but once more while
Co. yard at Mosier.
a yearly event always looked for­
it is in cont 4 to retain it per» the Presbyterian _church which
Dr. W . S. N ichol of Hood ward to with anticipated pleasure.
were to have been held last Sun­
manently as a school trophy.
River and C. C. Isom of Mosier,
Principal A. B. Cash of the G rass
The event lg exercises and de­ day has been postponed to Sunday $
were visitors in M oro over Sun Valley schools was a visitor in
’ une first.
rere ire
Should try our famous ch;ck-
clamatory contest was attended by
$
day.
Dr.
N
ichol
w
ill
be
pastor
en plate dinners; all k*inds of nice
M oro last Thursday. M r. Cash approximately a thousand persons.
Preaching service in the Presby­ «
Class, Paints, and Oils,
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Bone and Alfalfa Meal.
sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee. in charge o f the M oro M.E.church succeeds to the principalship of the
A
ll
contest:
nts
did
remarkably
terian
church
Sunday
at
11
a.
m.
/<< » icre i're ir o r e
W olfard L unch C ounter until conferance meets this fall.
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school this fall. He was in the well, the win te-s were,gold medals, Christian Endeavor at 7 o ’clock.
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county as one o f the judges in the 1 helma Buxon, M oro.C division; Childrens’ Day program at 8p.’m
Canton
Plows,
Superior
and
Peoria
Prills.
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declamatory contest.
icxi'w a *«
Gladys M cM illin , Wasco, B d ivi­ You w ill be given a cordial wel «
Mrs. Agness Brisbine left M on­ sion; Norma. Medler, Wasco, A come at all these services.
For all kinds of machinery carried in stock
$
day for a two weeks visit at her division; Silver medals, -Laura
O
or procure4 on short notice.
old home in Washington county. Vintin, Grass Valley, C division; Mrs. McDermid has Serious Accident
9 9*9’9
Sam says that he said for Mrs. B. Margaret M orrision, Grass Valley,
to stay and have a good long visit, B division; L o t u s Hennagin,
Mrs. J. D. M cDerm id met with
L ad ies shoes a n d oxfords,
)ut we rather think he would as Country School A division,
a very serious accident Sunday
well have the visit not be too long.
afternoon while returning from
white, tan, p aten t a n d g u n m etal
O fficial R ecord of E vents . Wasco to (he farm north o f De­
Q é o .
F .
AV N e w h o u s e , O p h . D.
Accurate rain gauges differed in
S ty le s - th a t wilk please you.
100 yard dash B, Cecil Walker Moss Jn the family auto. The
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M oro Tuesday morning as to the
'I'! » * » D i i I I v m , O r e g o n
•««»•a»
amount of rainfall Monday night; first, George Ellsworth second, road along the M cDermid farm
Successors to C larke -N ew h o u se J e w e lry Company
that at the state experiment station C yril Searcey third; time 11 2-5 was soft, caused by being worked
M en s a n d Boys shoes th a t_ are
I s e ll fo r c a s h o n ly
recently and Mrs. McDermid, who
recorded .68 and that of County sec.
was
driving,
did
not
realize
how
100
yard
dash
A
,
Golden
Barnett
Treasurer W allan .82. The two
ab solutely rig h t in style
$ Fine Diamonds, Jewelry, W’ateheg,
instruments were probably half a first, J a m e s Morrison second, much power was being used to
( ’locks and Optical Goods.
a n d quality.
Howard Bowles third; time 11 sec. make the grade therefor when she
mile apart.
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S atisfaction G urantecd or Money Refunded
50 yard dash' B, Cecil W a'k er turned the car from the soft road
N. C. Marris visited this city
first, George Ellsworth second, to the hard road entrance to the
Tuesday
in
the
interests
of
the
H o siery -th e fam ous A rm o r P late
Oral Lemon third; time 5 4-5 sec. farm, on a down grade, the ma­
school childrens fairs, but found
chine got from control, ran upon
50 yard dash A , G olden Barnett
the work far in advance of what
all sizes in v ario us colors.
a bank and upset, catching Mrs.
a
he expected that he did not make first, Robert Elcock second, James McDermid a n d fracturing the
an extended stay. Mr. Marris has M orrison third; -time 5 3-5 sec
head.
“ZZ2Z &
I
50 yard dash C, Delbert Surratt
this department in charge under
the state superintendent of schools. first, H arry Dutton second, Harold
An Important Legal Trial.
i
Bucher third; time 7 2-5 sec.
Eugene Am idon suffered a series
Shot Put, A irlie C o o n first,
Attorney W.C.Bryant is in The
&
o f vicious kicks from a sucking colt James HoweR second, Robert
e
Dalles
this
week
attending
conrt
as
May 22d. while trying to drive the
Elcock third; distance 32 feet 10 ohe of the counsel retained in the
M.
U.
HARBIN,
Hanager.
animal buck into the barn to pre­ inches.
f
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case seeking to secure an injunction
vent it from following the plow
Running broad jump B, Cecil restraining The Dalles city council &
z-
team into the field. The right
à
W alker first, George Ellsworth issuing saloon licenses, the x city s
side of his face is cut and swollen,
A R IO T O F BLOOM
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second. O ral Lemon third; dis­ charter not granting them the right
0
but no permanent injury is expect-' tance 16 feet I X inches.
it is claimed. About $300,000 back
SEVENTH ANNUAL
ed to result.
220 yard dash A r Dwight Wilson license fees w ill be sued for by the
The Flower Mission Depart­ first, Cecil Waljcer second, Ben saloctamen if defeated and the other
a
ment o f the W .C .T .U . assiste«! by Tom lin third; tjw l7 3-5 sec.
side threaten to comeback at them
the L .T .L . w ill give a public pro­ v 75 yard hurdle B.$Cecil W alker for selling liquor without a legal
gram at the M . E. Church Friday, first, Carrol Sayrs second, Oral right. The case w ill be a historical
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June 6th at 3 o’clock. A Special Lemon third; time 9 sec.
one* by the time the courts are
invitation is extended to parents
75 yard hurdle A,* James M or through with all the complications
and interested friends. Members rison first, Howard Bowles second; that are liable to come up.
- k o f the U nion w ill please meet at time 8 2-5 sec.
Running "broad jump C, Lloyd Sherman County Realty Transfen.
2:30 for transactiôn o f business.
Royce first, Oscar Nash second,
Fares from all O-W. R. & N. stations to
® Special prices on Wood in car load lots where
W . E. Browntée died at Wasco
Carrol Akers third, distance 11 Dating from May 10 to May 24, 1913.
one or more are buying.
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Monday evening from injuries re­ feet 7X inches. » «9
O nly Weeder Co. to R. C. A t­
ceived at the Hugh Shull farm
V I A.
Running broad jump A , Ben wood and Wm. Lee lots 5 and 6,
where his plow team and two
Tom lin first, J antes:' Morrison in block 4, McPherson’s addition
other teams had a run away shortly
second, R o b e r t
cock third; to Wasco $10.
after being hitched up for the
distance 17 feet 11
es.
Simon Elcock to W .D.W allan,
NEW GOODS JU S T ARRIVED
m orn!"« work. It seem, the team.
Running 1)i<h f
B, Bonnie trustee; an undivided half interest
bad to go through a corral and the M o rro w ^ « » . Geo
O u r Stock is Com plete and Seasonable
Ellsworth in and to the w X of sec. 16, tp. 1
noise o f the cutaway disc scared second, Oscar M
F in a l L im it Jwua 1 6 th
lin third; south range 18 e. w. m., 320 acres,
-3=
the horses that Brownley was driv- heighth 4 feet 11 inch.
A new lot of Mens Dress and Work Shoes.
also lots 1 and 2, block 19, and
ing; they ran, throwing him in
An extra line of Mens Sox and U nder­
Running high jump A, Bonnie lots 6 and 7, block 11, M oro $1.
A C arnival of F u n , B eauty and. W hole­
front and under the plow;, the
wear in Spring and Sum m er Weights.
M orrow first, D w i g h t Wilson
Simon Elcock, N. P. Hanson,
runaways scared the otljer teams
some E njoym ent. B rin g th e folks and
second, Robert Elcock third; 5
G.E.Lewellen, to M innie Bigger-
and when stopped M r. Brownlee feet 3 inch.
w itness the gorgeous event. Full particu­
staff;
the eX o f seX of sec. 4, tp.
was under his-plow with another
Running high iuqsp C, Carrol
1
south,
range 17 e.w.m. $1, .
plow and horse on top of it. His
Case Goods and Q uantity Lots at Special Prices.
lars cheerfully furnished upon application.
Akers first, E rrol Reese second,
leg was sevejred dose to the
L. Barnum to H . A. Moore;
body and the left knee cap cut
D on’t m iss it. A . R ose, agent a t M oro.
O oogh M e d ic in e
The southeasterly half of lots 9 and
out. M r. Shull dressed the wounds Too reach care oonnoi
19, block 5, M oro $1.
a coofh medicine for
as best he could and started be pleasant to take, contato
GRASS VALLEY, OREGON.
Hattie M,Large and J.A.Large
for Wasco wi^h him by auto, meet- stance and be mosti
to W . A. Gentry; Lots 5 and 6.
Cou^b Remedy meets
Ing Dr. Morse at Hay Canon, „ a i , , Unrii, rid, i
A LL the time.
Try a Want Ad. in
block'7, Dunlap’s second addition
surgical attention was given children ereryvk«!«.
For County news
......... May 30. 1913
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/F . E. Brown jr., is having a neat with relatives in The Dalles.
fence built around his city property
R .D . Jackson has rented the
bought last March.
Henry Smith property and moved
Carbol inium , fresh stock, direct there this week.
from Germany, now on sale at
Dress embroidery. 45-inch wide;
The Observer Book Store.
$1.40 and $1.50 value at $1.00 per
General Hardware
5
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The grain growers Conveniences
Reward of $10.
The |j|asco Warehouse milling Co.
Bank, of [floro.
Scotch Collie Lost
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G IN N & C O L E M A N 4
Travelers at Bigga.
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New Stock - - - Just Received
$
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M o r o C o m m e n ç a i C o.
MORO BRANCH
A LUM LUMBER CO.
$
$
a
¡WOOD - COAL - POSTS!
Lumber, Cement and Lime,
Portland, Oregon,
Windows, Doors, Moulding.
June 9th to 14th
LOW ROUND TR IP
Portland and Return
T ickets
on sale
JU NE
8 - Í - 11-13
Our Stock of Groceries is Always complete.
COOPER BROS.
READ THE OBSERVER
the unfortunate man»
to Wasco $L
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