Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, June 13, 1913, Image 4

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    MORO.
Hero and
Heroine
OREGON
FRIDAY
How
a N o v e lis t N a d e H im -
self
B r
The Kapid Reader’s Review
Recent Reports Rewritten
A.
M IT C H E L
of
in that city. The Dallas Chautauqua
w ill open July 4. to continue for one
week.
A number of widows have applied
for the m others’ pensions a t the office
of the oounty clerk at Albany, during
the past few days, and th e ir requests
w ill be considered by the county court.
F. H . 8nodgrass, ex deputy warden
of the p enitentiary and now chief of
th e guards there, was arrested on a
charge of having attacked and se-
v -te r e ly beaten a prisoner M ay 16. .
If the efforts of the 22 widows w ith
children who have made application
for pensions under the law recently
passed by the legislature are success­
ful the state w ill expend 1510 a month
- In Douglas county a t o n e . — .............
George L. Blodgett, sentenced for
life in the Salem penitentiary fo r the
murder of A lice M lnthorn a t Portland
in 1006, has been released under a
conditional pardon given by Governor
W est
A grand Jury a t The Dalles has r e ­
turned an indictm ent against George
F. Ross charging him w ith the em-
betclement of public funds to the
am ount of I8M .63 , w hile recorder of
th#t city. H e was given bonds.
Jackson oounty wlH Issue a pam­
phlet along tbe lines established by
C alifo rn ia counties. T h e edition w ill
be at least 50.000 and It w ill contain
approxim ately 100 pages. Including
statistics and maps. The county court
has autbortxed this work.
The big V-ehaped harrow now being
built at Astoria fo r the port commis­
sion w ill soon be ready fo r use in im ­
proving the channel across tb e shoal
a t the mouth of th e Columbia. -It w ill
have a spread of 20 feet, with^ eight
throe-foot revolving discs.
' T akin g a dare to clim b a tree w hile
out w ith a p arty of Joy rid ers near
M edford. Mies Ramona Ladd, I t years
old. climbed to a height of 30 feet.
A branch broke and she felt, ^ b e was
carried to a hospital, and I t la said
th at her back is broken.
T h e Tri-C ounty fa ir w ill be held in
Condon thia fa ll on October 1, 2 and
3, according to the decision of the ex-,
ecutive com m ittee in a special meet­
ing. T he Tri-C ounty fa ir is to be a
perm anent yearly event in
Condon
henceforth.
Advices were received by 8 ta te En­
gineer Lew is that 5000 acres of land
belonging to the Colum bia Southern
project, has been w ithdraw n from en­
try by the in te rio r d ep artm en t T h e
original project consisted of 23,000
acres and the 5000 acres w ere Includ­
ed w ith in the last few years.
The forestry service has ordered a
telephone lin e to be Installed connect­
ing P ra irie C ity w ith the sum m it of
S traw b erry Peak, 12 miles distant.
A station w ill be erected on the ex­
trem e sum m it of the peak at a height
of over 10,000 feet, which overlooks
.the en tire forestry d is trict of eastern
Oregon.
Stone houses may replace the regu­
lation two-roomed shanties w hich uow
form the abodes of homesteaders on
v irtu a lly every q uarter section in
Christm as L a k e and S ilv e r L ake val­
leys. T his ta made possible by the
discovery of a h a lf dozen atone quar­
ries on tbe aide of T ab le M ountain.
Mandamus proceedings have been
begtin by the Oregon A C a lifo rn ia ra il­
road company against S h e riff Reevos
of W ashington county, to require him
to show cause why lie w ill not accept
routine of work is when the spirit
moves him to write. I f the spirit does
not move him he saunters to the park,
dro|w Into his club for lunch and calls
on the ladles In the afternoon.
There may be novelists In foreign
countries I h o fill this description, but
not In America. The American Is usu­
ally a magazine or newspaper man.
Edwlq T eall, on American novellai
o f repute, *wns sitting at his desk
reading a letter he bad Just received
wbeu hl» friend Marston, who bad
plenty o f money and nothing to do,
dropped to on him for a few moments’
chinning Teall wearily tossed the let­
ter over to Marston and weut ou blue
penciling manuscripts. It was from a
woman, evidently a girt, asking fo r in-
fortnation as to where he found tbe
name o f one of -Ids heroines, Elsie
Hammond. In his recently published
novel. “ My Hero," th at being the
w rite r’s own name. 8he also sjwke ad­
m iringly of the hero of tbe novel and
complimented tbe author upon his
“ b rillia n t genius.”
,
“ 1 suppose.’ ’ Maraton remarked, "she
thinks there is but one Elsie H a m ­
mond In the world."
“Q uite likely,” replied T eall abeent-
ly. H e was cutting out some “fine
a tender of »19.75fi.96 ta paym ent of
the company*» tax ia th at county. T his
amount does not include a special road
tax <ff fl.lfifi.0 4 .
A fte r w aiting since 1210 to be reim ­
bursed to tbe extent of »72 fo r over­
charges on some household goods ship­
ped from Mobile, Ala., to Roseburg,
E. Lynn Tunnell has been notified by
the state railroad commissioner that
the interstate cocxciercs commission
has decided in his favor. ’Ih e ccui-
m I as I on took his case up several years
ago, and the delay was due to the fact
that many railroad linen were in­
volved.
, T h e M cM in nville council awarded a
contract for street grading to a firm
of Portland contractors, and Mayor
W . T . Vinton refused to a ffix his sig­
nature. Contempt ef court proceed­
ings followed, and the m ayor wan
fined »300 and sentenced to six months
confinem ent in the county ja il w lth-
out ball, or until such tim e as he sees
f i t to obey the orders of the circuit
court that he sign the c o n trac t
T h e Smith-Powers Logging com­
pany, one of the largest concerns of
Its kind e e to e eeeet, 1s m aking pre-'
parations to open two camps three
a lia s above Coquille, w here It has
about »0,999,090 feet of tim ber. Tbe
rig h t of w ay fe r • tagging railroad to
extoad tw o miles in to too tim b er from
th e B a l l lin e is new being cleared and
toe road wiU be ooestracted ierth -
w tto. T h e logs w ill ge to the <X A .
A
P.
In d e p e n d e n t
g r o p h tf desired H e also m ade an Im ­
portant additional incidental statem ent <
that he had draw n the character of
E rn e e t file r! weather, the hero o f the
story, from bis friend M r. Joseph M ar-
atoo.
T h e photograph c a m by return mall
"P re tty enough to Idea.” said Marston
“I would Uke to keep it, but since she
says nothing about th a t 1 suppose I'll
h are te a e n d It back. W ell, w hat’s the
next move?"
T h e next move contained morn vil |
lalnoua deceit end frig h tfu l lying than ,
all th a t ha<r fbUfi before.
Maratón ,
w rote Miss Ham m ond th a t be bad t h |
confession to make. Certain incident» |
th a t be had developed into th e story of t
“M y Hero” bad been told him by hie
friend M r. Marston, the hero o f |
the story. I t was M r. M arston w he |
hud seen her In the garden. H e bad |
shown the geo tierna n her photograph. |
and he had expressed a desire to meet I
her.
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“T h a t’s sufficient.” mused the plotter
•It wouldn't do fo r me to say fo r Ned
that he would like to make a real ro
manee out of it aU. T h a t would be
‘carrying coala to Newcastle.’ for It
w ill be the Qrst Idea that w ill pop Into
his head.” So ba sent the letter, cun-
ulngly leaving out the moat Important
part o f I t O f course a reply came,
stating that Miss Hammond woeld he
happy to meet M r. Marston a t her
home, the address being given, at any
tim e be might find I t convenient to call
T h a t was all there was in this letter
Marston replied under his own name.
but In a different handw riting, saying
t h a t havlug been honored by Miss
Ham m ond’s permission t o . ta ll, be
would do so on a certain date. H e bad.
however, promised his M e n d Mr. T eall
that be would not involve him In any
w ay and begged th at Hiss Hammond
would, for the present a t le a s t con
older the circumstances th a t had led to
th eir meeting confidential.
“ W ell. now. I like this.“ remarked
Marston. “ H ere I am. the hero o f a
uovel. about to meet the heroine. W e
have gone through «00 pages of alter­
nate misery and bliss; have been m a r­
ried on the last page, and it la about” —
Suddenly the fact th ro at Itself upon
him that there would come a tim e
when all bis knavery must be adrnlt-
| ted
H e shuddered. For aw hile be
th o u g h t then said:
•Th ere's but oue way o at e f IL I
must make the girl love me so well
th at she won't stop to consider that In
steed of a hero I ’m a villain “
A t the api>ointed tim e Maratón called
on Miss Ham m ond. 8be was bocom
I Ingly dressed, and the lights were turn
w ritin g ’' from a manuscript before
him.
I
“ I would very much like,” resumed
the other, “to pose fo r aw h ile aa a
genius Suppose yo i^ g iv e me thia let-
to r to answ er."
•
“ You are qutte welcome to It I f yon
don't bring soy complications apon
me."
“ Very good," Marston replied, put­
I
ting the letter in h h pocket. “ Now telj
ms where you got the name.”
“O ut of the telephone register. T h a t I
la where 1 get all nay names for my
eharactera.“-
I
.“ H ’m !” grunted Marston. “There Isn’t
• I
so much romance a t tbe bottom of
these pnblicatlons aa would appear. 1
presume this Elsie Ham m ond thinks
th at you ont in a bower o f roses th in k ­
ing out a name fo r your heroine or
had some real person in mind whom
you adored ”
“Oh, get ont o’ hero! Don’t you see
I ’m loaded down w ith work?"
“Just so. And the world th at reads
yoor novels thinks you do nothing but
dream.
I ’ll go i f you’ll promise to
dine w ith me a t my club next S atur­
day n ig h t
I f you don’t promise I'll
stay here aH day.”
“A ll right: PH promise anything to
get rid of y o u *
M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF
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WHEN IN PORTLAND STOP AT
N' nhw estsm TruHtO ouipsay, a corporation.
0. W. Corby, Dnrnthaa AbhottoT. 0 . Scalar,
M rs T . C Staley, Wsseo W<r»hos«e M in ­
ing Company, a oopoyattoo, »re d»ft-nd«nt«
to me dlraeted and eemm andtna ma to sell,
in tbe manuer presartbsfi by law fo r the
• W O f tei«! property upon exrcntion
the
following deasribed re' l property, 1 w ilt on,
OReCON
Corntr of 7th ind Stark Street
Saturday, July 12th, 1912 :
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At tbe boar of two o’clock p. m , a t the
frost door c f the County Oonn Hoaee ta tb e
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•»tv o f Muro, Sherman County.O regon, sell
Io tb* hitfLi-al b ddor for <,»ah in hand, a ll
of the interest of tbe defeud«nts hereto is
and to* the following he northed teal pr >pertf.
to w it: The North h alf o f eectiun four i< )
township eue J l) sooth, rsne* nineteen (Iff)
**»•*. W. no , touHh r w ith «11 * » aiagolar,
tbe tcn«>uients hereditaments sad epporten-
sncea thereunto belonging.
Dated st llo ro , Oregon, thia (Uh dsy of
Jane, 191».
i. C.M c K sa M, Sheriff of
ftt-jlE J i l l
Hberinau ooanty Oregon
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C H A S . W R IG H T , P rw .lS .R t
M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r.
It U n ew , a n d it s r o o m s are p r o v id e d w ith
r u n n in g w a te r a n d l o n g d i s t a n c e t e le p h o n e s .
E u r o p e a n p la n . K a te s |1 p e r d a y a u tk 'u p .
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
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S d E R IF F ’S 81LB .
NEW BOTEL PERKINS
Fani M. Frtiuob, p lain tiff
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P o r tla n d , O re g o n .
Wm. Kodolf nnd E va Kodolf,
hi« w ife , Jr fendants.
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
By v«r ne of hu ext-ouium. drar«« «nd or­
der o f «ale duly i eued not o f and nndet
the Ss«B «> Ute o i r o a l l court of the state of
•Jrruou tor gbttriuau oodu'y, to me directed,
sod dnu «l tbv 2b*» day of 1 1 « ’ , 1918, Spnu
a deeree f « : h e fornelosuro ojt » eertaiu
•n^rigsue, and upon • jodgii e b t resdored
»oJ entered in »«id ooort on the 19.h day
r ' M «y, 1918. iu the above e u ritk d eaoee,
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P o sitiv Jy m st c e n tra lly
located
F ifth S t. c a r t pass
th e doo a every few m in u tes
« f he plntuUHaad «t,»tn«« »he de
jEMMbto*», w IB. K odolf and E va Kodolf. hi«
tr fe tb •’ *» uH-oed, for tbe «am of BH.OOT.OO
v ch in - r 4‘ ib< ^-na^froat-ih- 16th day of
Aa. »•«. ! •
ib * rat« of 6 pee'aent per
«tiuii«!', «no I a ! n iiiic r earn uf
«S
attorney*« f«e*. «K 1 the fu rtb e r som of | 7 l
«oste «od U *h:t:«o.»i nte, end eoSM of and
BtF*n ibis v ' t, »i/d euirni«, d in e me to
make » a I u of the real property embrneed
ia m id decree o f f jreelocore, a n d beret» ,
after ¿«aenbed, I 'vili on
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P o p u la r
P riced R esta u ra n t
E a n p c a a Plan. R a tn $1.00 a a $ up
L. Q. SWETLAMD, M»r
Saturday, Jung 28th, 1913,
a t tbe'boar-'of 11 o’elnek a m. »1 tbe front
door > f the ooenty ceert hoeae m Mor.>.
Hheirnm county, Ormtuu, «ell «» poirlitf
, nciion to the hUheet Tddder,. to r onsh in
hand, all th e -d e b t, tù ie a u j internet id
tbe nhove nciued defendant», Wm Rudolf
«od K vn E iilo lf . his wife, ta sad to tbe
followine deterihpd real property, towit;
I. >t» fo u r a n d fiv e lù btdok B ia Barn»«?»
udditioM to the city of .Hurt/. UtWQB. td
e ith e r with the tenement«, b- reditameute.
«ad sppartrnnaues »berewito belonetitt*
nl«<> nll senta, ««»nery »iK raxture« ia ««td
bnlidia»* «ad apon tbe SAirt; premise», de»>
oribrd i i «nd errered by »hs ««»d mnrtgAa».
Subjeat ualy io e>>nfirui«ttoh »n*t thè rig hi
Of redeniptioa «« by lawprnvided.
Datod i«t Moro, Oreoou, «hi» 26th d»v of
May. 1916.
J. O. M cK sas. S h e rif of
ftt TnS0j27-178]
Bbermsn oouuty. Oreeoa.
this that led him to shotf unm istaka­
bly th at If the g irl b tBgone d a ft about
him It was not bis ia u lL
W llkluson
was a manly fehvw». who would not
take any udvantagc
U s position to
win a g irl f r o m t
»1, but the fact
th at the g irl he W; uted wanted Mc­
Coy was gulling to him .
And so it w a e t h * ' iu the store of
John W ilkinson. whi< b bud been a har­
N O T IC E O F 8 H E K 1 F F S A LE.
monious place fieferv the advent of M c­
Alioe A. F o w h r, p lain tiff
Coy. there came an inharmonious un­
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dercurrent. felt, blit not expressed. The Mrs. L . E New to», wif« of
(Jso. W. Newton d«oe«»ed,
t>ookkeeper. Tom Art> 1 «1, a young man
A. L. Newton, Brnrwt A.
tw en ty-tw o years obi. who had in the
N e<4 u a n d M urear^tt
beginning uotlcet) th.it there was trou­
Newton tua wife, üivd v H.
ble brew ing fOr (Mct
If be did not
Newton, Koy A Newton,
Hiid B -i t B. Newton, B d rl»
keep aw ay from th» typew riter, gave
E Nrwton and M.«rtle D
Henry a* h in t to t b it effect “Can*t
M«-won, inioovs def»*u dants
hlume tbe girl, my boy." bd said, “for
ber«t»y given t b i t ro-ftUAnt to
If 1 were a g irl I think I'd fu ll In love
the eo'i mond o f a wtM of eve« u b«n « d or­
w ith you m y s e lf.* 11 -ry said he bad der of «-ile »saeu oat of the C irc u it ;'o e rt. f
’discerned the boaa^Jeoniug tow ard Miss »1»« »rate of Oregon, for the oooatv of Sher­
Leslie, but be was much obliged for man, to me dirasied, dated the fetal d«y W
the suggestion and would leave tbe Mnv. 1913 In a s a il therein pend to» wherein
Alice A. Fowler is r is ta tiff and M m L . E
way open for W ilk in
Newton, w ife 'o f Gw*. W. Newton deee«»«»d,
T here Is no telling what a girt in A. L N«wtew, Krrmat A. N«wtou sod M ar
lovo w ill do. especially when the man uarett Newton, b i* w ife. C l)d e H Now too.
Hoy A- Newton, and B ert B. Newton, Halpb
she loves gives her n cold shoulder. 1 B. Newton, and M yrtle D. Newton, mjnor«»
M tm Bottle Leslie wore a lugubrious are (l*f. ndant* o nuwaadlnS me to M t the
countenance and wns ho preoccupied real property bereta»fm r deeenb« d to aatie-
by her love a ffa ir th at she did her fy a jodem ent end d-cree rendered and
entered hi ««Id oanse bn the tOih day of M at
work very badly.
V lien W ilkinson IM S . in favor of the p la in tiff and agalnat
asked her w b s t was the m atter she d»fend>ints «b->ve nam ed, fo r the aa«a of
w hr silly vn o u iffr’t i' lay the blame »7.000 00 with inter»«« tb e/fo p front tbe
first day of January, 191», at »b» rstoof «even
upon H enry McCoy, hut when pressed per twnt per annnm. exception the «mn of
fo r the details o f h<*r had treatm ent » I M P«id on <*r «boat A»n«t 1st, 1912, and
tb» further A.im of »200 nt'oraey« fee with
by him declined R fm -'k e any charges.
M atters w ere now In very bed shape interest the-eon from the 90th day of Mrty,
1018, at the ratow f seven per oont per nnnuw
in the Httle offlce.of John W ilkinson. aod tbe furth er «din of »27 cost« and dis­
Mias Lrafie got so worked up th at she bursement«, with intoreat thereon from the
.resigned her position
M r. W ilkinson, tatb d.:y ut M ay, I9 l8 ,'a t h« rate o f seven
per ovnl per an»am , and tbe farth e r oo»t«
forced to »urmlse that MeCoy had of nnd upon this w rit, I w ill on
been treating bis typ e w rite r badly—
Saturday, June 28th, 1913,
bow he knew n o t—told him th at he
had no fu rth e r use for his services. a t thy bear o f two o’oloea p to. o f aaRI day.
at the oonrt beam door ta Moro, She man*
McCoy. Instead o f.ta k in g the m atter ooosty, Oregon, aeli to the tnuheat bidder
philosophically, burst iuto tsars. Tom for <w«h in h«i.J a ll « f the above named de­
Arnold.' wbo was standing a t hl» desk fendant« fiu h t, title and interval ta and to
tbe foMo-ving d- aeribedreal property, towit:
posting his ledger. B r e w down his pen
T oe southeast » o a r e r of the northwe«t
and advanced n po » Id a boas, shaking qnar.er «nd ihn s*>»rhwe«t q a a rts r of rim
hla fist and retoopstrnttof w ith him ; uortheaat q oariar o fm e tio n atx ta town-
ahi» two n orth , ran»» wvmtleon east of
fe r hla Injustice.
WittoroeMe m< rtden. in. 8h ra w » eottnty.
“ B ettie Lealle.’’ hg »»aid» *had no Gretfon. toaalber w ith tbe leu m«-nt«. hered-
boniness to aecn<e Hairy.- H e never i(an .»m a n»d apputtenanhe« toerrum’o b«-
book.” she exclaimed.
“ Isn 't there? Now I remember there
Isn’t
Ned told mo be started the
story that Way. but afte rw a rd found
another beginning that worked In bet
ter w ith his plan.”
“ I'm told.*' remarked the girt, “th at
there never has been k case whereto
tw o t'hnraeters in a story draw n from
ston. with a disappointed look.
" I t has never happened."
She said this In a way th at g ate
Marston encouragement to believe that
It would happen in thia Instance
As the a ffa ir proceeded the perp *
ira to r of all thia knavery became more
and more conscious of It end cooae-
quently much troubled
One day be
went to T eall and. telling blm w hat be
had done, asked him for heaven's sake
to suggest a way out of tbe m atter
Teall dropped his editorial work and
listened attentively
Then. Instead of
replying, a thoughtful expresaion set
tied on bis face.
“ W hat are you dreaming a h o n t f
asked Marston im patiently.
Tenli did not appear to hoar him.
and Marston was obliged to poke him
(o get hla attention.
“Oh, yea!
W h a t a deuced fine
acheme th at w ill make for a new
a to s y r
“ New story be banged!” replied M a r­
ston
“Tou’ll put me into 00 new
story w ithout getting me out o f the old
one.”
’ .
“ I,enve It to me.” replied T lh lf. grasp­
ing his frie n d s hand
“These girls
are all d y l n f t o get Into a story Instead
of getting out o f one
I ’ll go to aee
her and develop a new acheme la
which you tw o are to be tbe hero and
heroine I ’ll say th at this complicntlon
yon have brought about Is to form tbe
body o f the romance sad take all the
blame on myself.’’
And he did.
The next novel by
Bdw io Tenli gave blm a reputation
th a t enabled him to leave tbe editorial
treadm ill, retira to a place In the coun­
try and devote him self solely to his (lid her any Injury " ';
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•»wn literary work.
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■ “ H e dldh’ t!" refolded the boss an-
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Sm ith H a s your son any fixed habit
th a t w orrie* you as to his future?
J e e rs -Y e w H e fights about tee rounds
•v e ry u*orulng w ith ’lbs alarm clock.—
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'/-* D E A L E R S IN -
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L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t. B u ild e rs
Supplies,
L u m b e r, W o o d , Coal
C ed ar P osts, and H a y .
¿.v.'
E. 0 . Ooehrsu, Dsn« Goehr an.
H. í A í I ím », h M . Abtax*,
Netti» M - AbHott, W fi. M or­
gan, J. 0 . Beckner, Barths
M . Beckner, John Beker,
Northwestern T ru s t; O on -
P»ay a emrporalion, 0 . W .
Oar1 -V. Dorathe* Ab' OU. ff.
O. Staley. Mrs. T .O . Aislsy,
W^spo Warehouse M tHing
Company oorpOretlon de-
feiiiiwnts.
3. ;
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!.,• l id never since seen her. B u t he
hud never lorgotteu th a t sweet face
looking up from among tbe roses.
•T h u t w ill do very well fo r a starter.”
b e ‘said to himself. .
t
A fte r reading tbe letter over and
m aking the necessary corrections he
sealed and stamped It and dropped it
h r the club letter box.
la due tim e a reply ceme from Miss
Hammond. Io which «be «aid sbe had
felt very much conipllmentod a t h av­
ing rei-dved «0 kindly a reply to her
note
She had »upt»need the author
uvqo exclusively among ms cnaracrers
and had no tim e for any one else. T b e
«roly occasion , «he remembered being,
u» he had dc«erll>ed. In a flower g ar­
den wxm hu«t summer, when she was
vi. iiiitg Her uncle, Mr. Julia Dole, a t
U«u^*dste
While there »lie used to go
uni uiiiong the flowers every morning.
This was quite enough for Maraton
lie wrote ngaia to Ml«s Hammond th a t
lie hud often beeo in UotuMlale and it
w:p» quite lik ely that It wa« she whom
he m*d «eeu among the ftowera. I f she
would »cud him tier photograph he
' could tell si once whether or no she
wss the iMfoine nt "M y H e ro ”’ H e
\ would tuyui^dliiteti ref urn the pboto-
Fbr
»11 dealers.— Advertisement
L. Baronia, p itta tili,
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••Are yon sure of that?” said M ar­
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your age and oceep ttlom S l'o rrect yoor
habits and take CharaberJaln’s Tablets and
you < iH «oon b . well again.
By ESTHER VAN D EVEER
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I real persons have m ated.”
••OH. GET OC T I D O N ’T VOU S E B I ’M LOA D S D
DOWN WITH W OM B?”
Wilkinson’s Office
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ed low that her vfcdtor m ight not see
her blushes, fo r had not a love affair
between her and him ndl been w ritten
1 out end prluied la a hook? Marston
w as chnriutxl w ith her appearance, and.
be being a handnojpe ebap, abe was do
lighted w ith him H e blushed as well
I aa she, but from a different cause
Nevert he I ess he felt obliged to keep up
the part he was playing fo r a tim e at
I least
“ Really. 1 little thought when I saw
you among the rosea and told my
friend about you that be was going to
1 make a novel ont o f I t ”
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“ But there’s no Such scene In the
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Causes o f S to m a c h T ro u b le s .
Sedentary habits, lack of out-door exsidas,
insufflcisut mastication of Tood, oon stip stQ
erily.
“Then w h a t are yog discharging him
fo r*’
“ I don’t know."
“ I haven’t stood la your way, Mr.
WilkluRon," sobbed the yo n »« fellow ,
"and to prove It H i confess something.
I'm not a man a t all; T o » -* g ir l." .:
“ And my betrothedf* exclaimed the
bookkeeper proudly.
T h e storm was over. B ettie Leslie
did not resume her position as type-
w riter, nor did ll - l e n M c C o f remain
In Wilkinson*» employ either. Helen
married Arnold w ithin a fe w wtpEs.
and six month» lctef -W tlklnsou mar-
dod Bettie
His Mind a Blank.
“I ’m afraid of that woman
any sbe is n mind rexffer.” ""W
won’t bother you.",-; Kartta»««
“ W lm t are podded cella?” asked the
cheerful M bit. •
••Wollten.” rep’led the g r o e c h -to n -
rtn u x tl Enquirer.
* W . D- lls g ll, a well Imo
Whitomound, W i« , hoogM >
berlsia’SeMdiriaes so astel
them to his customers. ;
them he was himnelf U H I
that one samll bottle of Cha
Cholera and Diarrhoea Re
mose to him than the oOst«
of these medictaes. For«*]
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The Dalles, Oregon.
H e a d q u a r t e r s for o u r S h e r m a n C o u n ty
fr ie n d s ; p r ic e s r e a s o n a b le ; fir s t c l a s s
r e s t a u r a n t w i t h t h e h o t e l.
T w o B lo c k s F r o m N e w D e p o t
F R E E A U T O B U S TO A N D FR O M A L L T R A IN S
HOTEL MORO
W /Ç. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor,
N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n te r , B a n k
a n d D e p o t, C o u r t e o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n
B e d s a n d T a b le t h e b e s t t h e m a r k e t w ill
a ffo r d .
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S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
O p p o s ite P o s t o f f ic e
Moro
Oregon
A ‘"WANT”
ad in T he M oro
O bserver will reach more
people in Sherman Count)’ than
by äfty other medium available.
tonulns and apperram lng. eahjeot o nb to
fl^nfirm-ilion and the ristot of redemption
b> law provided,
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Dated at Moto. (Jcaeoa. thi« 2R h day of
M av, 1913.
J. C. M cE a»a. afteriff « f
ft;-n>30J27-i751
Sherman oounty. Oregon.
(ONB—In dM Cue«»« C o o h c * ih s H.ao
ai W e fh *, û * FlMrrm«a C«wstg.
Grses B a ll» rD io kann, plaintiff,
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vs.
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W illiam J. DlSktcn, defendant,
T s W illia m J. Dickson, ike ahoy» njuued
1» the name of »be State of Or* gout
Yoo ar > hereby requtr-d to npifrarahü
»aswar «bs oompfoin» ñtod agnina* yow in
♦he «bove «lUUled salt *»o of befor«« IM 1«»*
d « r » f rt>s Awe prafiorilM in the «oder «»i
pnblloa.lou, to:w«î ou «r before «he 27*1»
dav of Joue, W lfi.emd if yon fa ll »0 «t»
«nd «imwerÿfee plni.U ff <01 appb
to *he ««»art for Ü » » lief deirnnded in the
oomplAio* filed hérita «««ir»» vos , towu:
fo t « decrw» dHsnlviou »Ü« bonds of œ atri
U'onv now ex ho ih« bstwceo it a pbunvff
«sd Yf»Cro»lf, on ihe grdtnds of witlfni
departí'.» «ta» f*« «neh «* hcr nnd fnrl|»»F.
relief «s 'O «h» Oonrt may «eem rqeünbk-
a»d fa«*.
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D A R N I E L L E B R O S ., P r o p r ie to r «
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L /V h l« aiwnm n« Is served ajero von h y poh
He uhm »hereofrfor «b» period o í • « acoee-a-
ivs wsek« I!» T he Sbermau <’ >an*r Observer,
a weekly ■tew-W’ jx r af m i r r a i oireelMthro>
p«M!ohed H» íiberiaaW cOOU », OrefidU. lo
par»ai«n«e *0 «i» order o* the lion 1>. B
Park. -. Oiretat Joda» f*'r H h vn n .« 0o..
del»
m»«k «ro th» 3rd d«v of1 M«y,
B UB , AP«» t lé .f a ta of *l»c fir«* paUiQMhto
the«« of t» the Iffta «lev of M ay, W13. -
I Unas ÏAsexwum.
HISTORY OF THE WORLD TWO-IN ONE PUZZLE.
Add and subtract aocordtag to pictures, etc., and you w ill then be able to
find out tbe name of tbe battle, th e first of th e ltevolfition, th at was fought
A p ril 10, X77B. A fte r you have done this find picture o f a soldier.
A n s w e r to last puzzle: K ing WIIII hui ' h w ar. P ic tu re face head dow n on
maft’s le ft
arm-
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