Sherman County observer., July 18, 1913, Image 2

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T h e report o f J. C. McKean as
sheriff and tax collector for Sher­
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man county on account o f the
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July 18, 1913
F R ID A Y
current tax roll for the year 1912
is the best record of collection« of
» Eatered a* second claw matter M «he
that
office since the incorporation
post office at M oro. Oregon. July 25,1891.
o f the county, reckoning a« to the
per centage of collections as com­
c L . IRELAND..............Manager.
pared with the groas amount of
the tax roll and the amount re­
Scad lor advertising rales.
maining on hand to be collected
U yon do no< road The Observer, why
this fall on half paymenta before
eat?
W e would like to have you take it. and the tame become delinquent.
« « know it would be profitable to you to
. The total amount o f the 1912 tax
l i t uoim a anbacriber.
W e eend R two
roll was $106,560.89 when turned
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over
to Sheriff McKean • for
postal cord, and pay lor it when you con.
collection;
of which amount there
W e w in not be reaponrible for the
Bc£lcct of Mibncriber» to ootify os ol was remaining unpaid on June
ckngT- in their addreae. N o r wiU the
30th $20.17253.
•cribe^baT**Removed’ ’ settle the b ill of a
According to the report there
was collected between February
Church and Society notices F R E E , c r ­
eep* w hen fo r m o n e y m a k in g purpoaes. 10th and March 15th $67550.99
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regular
rates
less rebate« allowed by law $2,-
of the publishers.
024.39; a total of $65526.60. Be­
A t any tim e when requested to do so,
the paper still be oiscootinued
But we tween March 15th and June 30th
expect that all arrears w i.i be paid before $18,947.43;
including
$110.06,
auch request is made. It is easy to ask us
tor a statement, which still be cheerfully penalty and interest. Added to
rendered at any time.
the above should be collections
from the tax* roll« for the yean
Notw ithstanding tbeir long J 909-1910-1911 amounting to $2.
run of big crop« and high prices 502.95.
it is claimed (hat the farmer* do
Lacal People Visit Crater Lake.
not know how to market their
products. The condition o f the
L. Barnum and wife, M ary
farmer is truly deplorable.
Kunsman, R. C. Atwood and wife,
the Misses Ferry o f Chicago,
A new system of spelling allows
cousins to M r. Atwood, and W .
each individual a wide range of M . Watkins assistant auditor ot
choice. Something ot this kind has
the O . -W . R. & N . Co., and wife
existed a long time, but some­ of Portland, returned Wednesday
how has not been considered a
evening from an eight day outing
desirable accomplishment.
by auto to as far south as Crater
Lake, going by way of old Fort
Somewhat after the style of Klamath and within 50 mile of
some cyclones, which hitchurches the California line and taking the
and skip saloons, the Indiana machines to within a mile of
floods, though raging all around, Crater Lake itself, being stopt by
never touched the great American snow.
Monte Carlo at French Lick.
The party originally intended
MORO, OREGON.
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Turkey, Bulgaria and other
parties to the Balkan struggle are
reported to be short of mcney,
food and clothing. W hen diplo­
macy fails Providence always
finds a way to terminate a war.
W ith 12,820 postoffices receiving
savings from 350,000 depositors
amounting to $350,000.000, the
postal saving bank is not proving
a discredit to the republican ad­
ministration which introduced it.
Local
County Tans P«M Preasgtly.
nothing but a fishing trip, but
learning at Odell lake that an auto
could get within a few miles of
Crater Lake decided upon extend­
ing the trip to that Natures
W onder Land. They were at the
rim of the crater Saturday, July
12th, gazing a thousand and one
feet straight down to the waters
of Crater Lake below them, which
to those who wish to get nearer
must be descended by a steep
stairway.
M r. Barnum said upon his re
turn that of all the various fish inf
resorts that he had visited that o
O dell lake was hard to beat; the
three fishermen in two hours
caught 244 with hook and line.
Presbyterian:
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Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m.
F. E . Fagan, president
Quarterly Communion Sunday
at 11 a. m. services at 8 p. m.
A . X Adam«, pastor.
ifethodist Episcopal Church:
Sunday July 20. — -----
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching 8 p. m.
Sermon topics:
A Departed God;
A Host
Christ.
Prayer meeting Thursday eve­
ning.
This is the Church o f the cordial
welcome.
Preaching at Spalding chapel
at 11. a. m.
John S. Andersen,
pastor. ,
grow. W e
or heronber.
Hupmobile
Ford
SEND
SPEND
gain happiness, here
YOUR
BUY R IG H T
CASH
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WITH
YOUR
PORTLAND
TO
HOME
MERCHANT
only as w e create it
here on the way
Great changes are taking place in American agriculture; the age of mechan­
ical power on the farm is here. The farm tractor and the stationary farm engine
have brought mechanical power to the farm; the coming of abundant power
mean enormous things in the way of better and cheaper farming; it enables larger
tracts of land to be cultivated effectively, and at a much lower cost of operation.
The C reeping G rip T ractor will handle every operation on the grain farm
from soil to market.
J. R.« Morgan
Z D e n -tle t
MORO,
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OREGON
The Creeping Grip Tractor
Compels attention; it has no equal any where.
The C reeping T ractor is made here in the west at Chico, Cali., and iff rightly
named “The California Giant.” Thia machine is absolutely the best on the
market. It is the ouly machine adapted to the all-around service that the Sher­
man County farmer needs. It is used for breaking sod and plowing, discing,
harrowing, and drilling, without packing the ground; harvesting, threshing and
general stationary power work, road grading, ditching, and freighting. It stands
the daily grind and wears well. It uses kerosene or distillate more economically
than any of the so-called “oil fuel” tractors.
Why don’t you come in and let me talk this matter over with you? I am
agent for Sherman county for this machine and I am backing it with my own
guarantee and I am anxious to see this machine on every farm in Sherman county
Cole
R. R. Bqller
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T H E BIG T H R E E
A tto rn c y -a t- law
Morgan’» Rockaway Hotel.
Mr. J Pierpont Morgan w u once
filled w ith an am bition to em ulate bis
gran d fath er and become a hotel pro­
prietor. I t was shortly a fte r his vic­
tory over Jay Gould In the railroad
world that be decided to build the
largest and grandest hotel on earth
H e selected as a site the beach at
Rockaway park. Thoueaeda o f w o rk­
men toiled at the vast building, which
stretched for hundreds of feet along
the ocenn fro n t Then when the w ork
was well under way It wee suddenly
dropped.
Juat w h a t influenced the
banker was never known. H e alw ays
refused to discuss the su b je c t—N e w
York T rib u n e
M asonic B uilding
T h e
O re g o n .
D a lle »
h e r,
□d 1 can truthfully say that I think it to the
eat asadicine la the world,’ write» M ra
ViUtam Orvfo Giara, Mich. F o r sato by
^ ^ g -e x x t fo x S ix e x x x x a n . C o \x x x t3 r fo x tlx©
-A.-u.t©xxa o"tolles.
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Bright, Bryant & Ellis.
A ttorn eys-at-bi w
offices at
Th« Dalles and Moro, Or«.
OREGON
A G R IC U L T U R A L
COLLEGE
B E G IN S
Public Auctioneer.
DUFFY BRIBERY CASE
WILL COME UP NEXT
WASCO, OREGON.-
C J .B xkjht , W .C .B stant , M .G.E llis .
C . G . H üls
The
G R E E P IN G G R IP
cored
of f-<d tad drink not
you» age and ocn.p4ioa.
Corraci your
habita aod tabs CUxherEfoTa TabtoM and
you will anon he well agria. F o r m is by
all *
and chccrfuily performed the
«pint of worship sad praise will
M oro, O regon .
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Dr. falter I. lana
Pbysidtn and Surpeon
Former inspector Sweeney to
Face Graft Charges.
Sedeotorv bcVtCi, lack of rovdonr
out own power of
and influence.
O u t of this lower human font w fl
grow a higher one. O u t of duly
1st to 15th of each month.
Tnere are those who are con­
Office opporle Dr». Goffin
stantly writing as if this country
would be a paradise if everybody W A S C O , V n » O R E G O N
were in the dairy business. True,
16th to 30th of each month.
dairying pays and enriches the
Office
opp. McCoy, Atwood Co
farm, but there must be bread on
which to spread the butter, and
lard to shorten the pie crust. N o
country can go on one leg all the
time, but many performers can
help on a single string.
The
money making farmer is the one
who has a little of all three to sell Successor ,to br. O. J. Goffin
during the year.
The United States senate has
passed a bill authorizing the state
of Oregon to exchange 40,000
acres of school section land in
forest reserves for a compact body
Land Declared Forfeited.
of land in the Santiam reserve,
which land shall be held by the
Judge W olverton, of the Unitec
state for a permanent state reserve. States Circuit Court, has signed a
decree forfeiting 2,075,616 acres o
The proposed trip of the direct land in Oregon from the Oregon
o n of American chambers of com & California and Southern Pacific
N ew York.—D istric t Attorney W h it­
merce through the west and along Railroad companies to the Unit man now plana to put Sergeant Peter
the Pacific coast shows that the ed States, and enjoining them from J. D uffy on tria l n e x t D uffy, who la
alleged to have collected g ra ft fo r
i nterior and the east are awake­ ever again asserting ownership o Sweeney when be was In command o f
ning to the commercial importance the land.
the Sixth
Inspection d is tric t la
of the cities this aide of the
The decree provides that the under Indictm ent for bribery, a felony
<*nrrylng a m axim um penalty o f fif­
Rockies. Th eir visit should prove lands forfeited are those remaining ; teen years.
highly advantageous both to the unsold in the grants made by con
I t 1« the district attorney’s Intention
guests and the boats.
gress hi 1866 to encourage the to move for Duffy's tria l Im m ediately.
The d istrict attorney, a fte r D u ffy ’s
building of a railroad from Port trial. ei|»ects.to put Sweeney on tria l
Jackson county shows enterprise land, into California, and in 187 1 for g raftin g and a fte r him the other
three convict Inspectors.
in getting the first federal aid high­ to encourage the building of a line
T h e grand ju ry la soon to take up
ways. By putting up $10,000 the from Portland to Astoria anc the question o f g ra ft collected In the
Tenderloin by an lnaiwctor who fo r­
United States Ibvernm ent takes M cM innville.
merly ruled there, much a fte r the man­
Douglas county has the largest ner th at Sweeney. Hussey, M artha and
over 50 miles of rural mail routes
to improve and maintain.
Cob body forfeited lands with 616,834 Thorn peon ruled In H arlem . This in­
great appropriated $500,000 for acres. The remainder of the land spector not only profited through w in k­
ing a t violations o f the law on the part
experiments on this line. The is in Lane, Jackson, Josephine and of dlaorderty houaea. gambling houaee
federal patrol system will prove a Coos and other Oregon counties and saloons, but he shared In the prof­
west of the Cascades from M ult­ it o f all “ankle” gam bling games where
great big step in progress.
everything waa fixed for the victim to
nomah to Curry.with the excep­ be fleeced.
T h is inspector la also said to have
tion of Clatsop.
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W ould Row Wilson is begin­
shared In the huge s u m o f money th a t
w ire tapper swindlers obtained from
ning to get in bad with the people
o f the United States. His post­ Skerasaa Cs—ty Realty Transfers. out o f tow n meq. and In his Investiga­
tion o f this Inspector D istrict A tto r­
master general has again been
ney W h itm a n has come acrom fresh
Dating from June 28 to July 12, 1913.
evidence against a high police official
requested to go some where else
B.F.Downing to C.B.Olds, tract whose chief sources o f illeg itim ate rev­
by a postm:utct who h^s been ask­
enue are the w ire tappers and th e
ed to resign to make room tor a ot ¿and near Grass Valley $400.
fortune tellers who are perm itted to
political appointee. The San
O . J. Goffin to S. D . M ont­ evade the law .
Francisco postmaster
made a gomery, tract of land in M oro
national affair of the request to re­ $W0.
The
sign and now cornea the Stockton
G R E E P IN G G R IP
Geo. D . Clements to Carrie E.
official and one from North
Haya, lota 3, 4, 5, and 6 in block
Dakota..
10, and lota 2 ,4 , 5. and 6 in block
■ t h e l- H a r r y to going to teach me
11, Clement’s addition $1.
An international monument at
to play cards so th a t I’ll know all
Frank Farris to Helen Jellison. about It a fte r we’re married. E d ith —
Niagara is proposed asa memorial
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o f «w% section 34 and seX of T h a t’s n k e W hat game to be
to the century of peace along the
aeX
o f section 33 tp. 3« and lot 1 to teach y o o l Ethel — H e
the boundary between Canada and
solitaire - Ronton Transcript.
in tp. 4a, r 15 e.w.m.
t h e United States«. The best of of section
monuments exists at the boundary also lots 2 and 3 in section 4 tp.
in th e World.
■My liu
to giri^
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little
already. It is crumbling forts and 4s, r 15 e. w. m. containing 240
Colic,
acres
$10.
rusting cannon from Maine and
N ew Brunswick to Washington
and British Columbia. Nowhere
In «he world is there such a moou-
to world-peace, nowhere so
safe a frontier, as the unguarded
3000-mile boundary from Pasaama-
quoddy bay to Puget sound.
IF YOU
aio rd not tobefieee
We
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
R . W . Pinkerton, superintendent
YO URSELF,
For information as to terms
and open dates address the
Sherman County Observer at
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TURK. HOME ECONOMICS. MECHANIC
A R T «. r o R x r n r v . commxrcx . pharmacy
T E A C H E R ’S C O U R S E S 1« M aanal
tra in in g , agriculture, domestic science
«ud art.
J S I C , h w lo d in f pisoo, airing, band
instrum ent* and voice culture.
A B E A U T IF U L B O O K L E T entitled
“ J hx BwaiCHMXMT OP RtYAAt. U P « ”
and a C atalogue w ill he m ailed free
on application.
A*ldrea* H . M . T kwmam T, Registrar.
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Corvallis, O regon.
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WOOD - COAL - POSTS
Lumber, Cement and Lime,
Windows, Doors, Moulding.
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North Beach
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M O RO BRANCH
I»» fo rty -fifth school j — t
SCPTCMMR »•. ISIS.
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Special prices on Wood in car load lots where
one or more are buying.
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W h y not plan your Sum m er Vacation a t
this wonderful resort, reached by
ra il to Portland via
Help Fight the
G r e a t R e d P la g u e
A R est
A T rip
B y T he
O cean
D own T he
C olumbia
Citixen8 o f the state are urged to inform themselves regarding thia
plague which is causing g ro a t suffering among bova and young men and
especially among tha innocent g irls and woman o f the state. P aren teara
urged to protect th e ir children, and provide clean, wholesome inform ation
in place o f the unclean misinformation they cannot now help getting.
Such inetraction w ill be found in th e follow ing
AND
Steamer Trip down the Columbia via O .-W . R. & N.
Steam ers “T. J. Potter” or “H assalo”, daily
except Sunday. Surf Bathing, F ishing.
T ents and cottages for rent—Good
hotel accom m odations. E xcellent
restaurant service on boats,
I nformation F urnished
on
A pplication
to
A. Rose, agent at Moro.
Free Circulars
For Young Men
- C tratiar No. 2 — T h e F ou r Sex Lies.
Circular No. 9 ~ Sex T ru ths fo r M en.
For Older Boy» (18 to 18 yra.
o f age)
Cbrcultnr No. 8 — V ir ility and Physical D evelopm ent
For Younger Boy» (10 to IS
yra. o f age)
p r t u f o r No. 7 — T he Secret o f Strength.
For Gfrls .
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4 — A
For Young Women
C b a ilo r No.
CREEPING GRIP
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Circular No. 1 0 — Physical Developm ent, M arriag e and Motherhood.
For Parents
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Circular No. 1 — The Need fo r Education In Sexual Hygiene.
Circular No. 3 — W hen and H o w to T e ll the Children.
'' Circular No. 8 — A L is t o f Books fo r U se In th e F am ily on Sax.
Circular No. 1 8 — H o w One Boy W aa Instructed In Sex Mattel»
W h a t Happened. Illustrated.
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Send ¿ c e n t stamp w ith your address to
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Best Drug Store in Sherman County
is located right here in Moro, in
fact it skins any thing for a long
Dapartaent D
The Oregon State Board of Health
720 Selling Building, Portland, Oregon
Appliaaata aie klnfilr aykto la wlasl only tkas/olreulaw far wklsk tksy
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way in any direction, to thinks the
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Moro Pharmacy
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