Sherman County observer., July 25, 1913, Image 2

OREGON
agricultural
COLLEGE
The
O b s e rv e r.
newly
Pared Poet
ronsorial Parlors.
Landry’s recent
Since J*
U nder date ot July 19th <overn-
oro barber shop
ment postal department hat issued purchase of t
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vation
and ini-
an order that from August 15th. the work o f
B E G I N S it* fo rty -fifth school ye*> F R ID A Y ................. July 25. 1913
the parcelpost rates are changed proving has been a dairy program
« .T r» « » ts. is*»-
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until this week w hen ihe work can
in a radical manner.
DEGREE C O U R SE«
Pha^ M i
Entered as second das« « *» < « ,l1¿ l¡€
now said to be ab<
lmished.
The
use
o
f
the
cumberous
parcel
A«W ,CUVTUW <.
pot« office at M oro, Oregon, July 25,1891.
COONOWWCW. MIW. n o . F O W M T « * . V O M
The
floor
hat'bad
new
linoleum
post map^ never accurate, has
M t.lt CC. FMAWWACY.
of
a
neat
pattern
laid
upon it;
been discontinued and charts for
T W O -Y E A R C O U R S E S i" * « « = < £
c . L . I reland - ............Manager.
each office supplied in their stead. the bath room a 1...s a new lino­
W hat has been designated as the leum floor covMsnx and the bath
T E A C H E R '» C O U R S E S
Send for advertising rates.
tub in the room lias been moved
train ing , agriculture, domestic ecu nc
If you do not read The Observer, why first zone is discontinued and is
merged into the local and second to the side formerly occupied by
M U S I C , Including piano, string, band not?
W e would like to have you take it, and zones; in these two new zones the the hot water tank which in turn
instruments and voice culture.
we
know it would be profitable to you to
A B E A U T IF U L B O O K L E T «ntiUed^
lim it of weight has been raised has been moved ennrely out of the
become a subscriber. W e J « n<j «
barber shop, together with the
for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12# cts • from eleven pounds to twenty.
and a C a t *.LOG UK w ill be mailed free years
month isn’t much. T ry it. Order by
stove for beating hot water, into
on application.
postal card, and pay lor it when you can. This new lim it only applies to the
Address H . M . T m m w ak T, Registrar.
another part of the brick building.
above
mentioned
zonqg,
later
it
W e w ill not be responsible for the
aw -r-U taM )
Corvallis, Oregon.
The removal of the stove and
neglect of subscribers to notify n* °* w ill be extended to others as ex­
changes in their address. N or w ill the
hot
water tank h is a decided
notification ol a Postmaster that the sub- periments prove it can be done at
tendency to maintain an efren tem­
•criber has “ Removed settle the bill of a a profit.
delinquent.
The form er rate of the first zone perature in the shop and conduces
’ Church and Society notices F R E E , ex
wgs five cents for the first pound materially towards the comfort o f
cept when for money making purposes
at
regular
rates
attheoptioi
and three cents a pound after that; waiting patrons and at the same
Such notices
a is r s f t s r V r iñ
of the publishers.
all o f what was the first zone that lime hot water for 1 aths is always
A t any tim e when requested »o do so,
ready.
the paper w ill be Oisconlinued. Out we , can
----- he supplied from an office , by
The co lor scheme o f M o ro ’s
expect that all arrears w i.i be paid before Cg m Q r o r r u r a l r o u te n o w
has
I packaie. delivered for five cento new tonsorial p.irloro is while
the first pound and one cent for w o o d work with a wall co v erin g
rendered at any time.
of a straw coif
each two pounds thereafter.
Physician and Surgeon.
It has been determined that you
That part o f the old first zone scoting, below being a washable
may
print
a
kiss.
but
you
roust
not
not supplied by carrier o r rural im itatioh tile effect I he ceiling
Moro, Oregon.
publish it.
route is now part of the second is a cream wave design and meets
zone whose farmer rate was six the side wall with a narrow rose
Successor to Dr. W. C.
The first carload of 1913 grain cents for the first pound and four border of artistic pattern.
Nason and Dr. O. J. Goffin. has reached Portland; a car of
In place of the. old side wall
cents thereafter; the rate now w ill
Office in Goffin Building.
barley from Garfield county, be five cents the first pound and fixtures the shop is equipped
Washington.
with individual wall cabinets done
one cent a pound thereafter.
in
w hi’e and in place*of the one
Statistics collected by the de­
A G illiam county young lady partment show that one third of wash bowl in former use each
last month successfully took the the total parcels mailed are hand­ chair is now supplied with an in­
law examination and now is a led within the newly arranged first dividual wash bowl having hot and
MORO,
-
- O R E G O N full fledged lawyer with offices and second zones and it is believ-4 cold
. water connections and placed
ed
that
the
increased
lim
it
of
dirqetly
to one tide and back of
in Portland.
lr t to 15th of each month.
weight and reduction of parcel I
c
. ..
.
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
Last weeks Shaniko Star reports postage in those two zones w ill' Where form erly was the heatm*
the natives as having a picnic find­ benefit more than a third of the «tove i, now a <la» front «how
OREGON
W ASC O .
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case containing tonics and supplies
ing rattlesnakes; several beinj patrons of the service.
and also a few shaving accessories
e 16th to 30th of each month.
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found
in yards about the city; rWo
It is expected by the department
for sale to those who desire them.
Office opp. McCoy, Atwood Co j with pine rattles each.
that the ultimate consumer apd
A ll in all M oro has now a bar­
the local merchant w ill profit
ber
shop in which she can honest­
A Dalles man is raising string greatly from the changes when
ly
maintain
a pride of possession.
, beans upon land for which he has inaugurated. Farmers, who were
Success
to
the
new management.
refused $3,000 per acre; this years lead to anticipate a decided benefit
A tto rn ey -at-law
crop is all contracted for sale and from the parcel post, w ill be
C. W . M oore has been appoint­
afforded a cheap means of trans­
Masonic Building
delivery to Vancouver, B. C.
portation for their light weight ed chief of police at The Dalles.
O
r e g --
on. ,
T h e D a lle »
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M r. M oore did not want the
Curry county is to make an ex- produce as well as the merchant
office,
it being given him as a
C J.B u o h t , W .C.B stant , M .G .E l u s . I périment with the free text book who is not able to maintain an
compromise
candidate to end the
¡system. Henceforth students in extensive delivery service in the
dead
lock
bet
ween the newly elect­
city.
i their graded schools w ill receive
Under the changes as proposed ed mayor and the city council.
i text books free, to be paid for by
postal
experts expect- that the M r. M oore has been register of
| the county itself.
Attorneys-at-Law
parcel post system w ill show a the local government land office
profit fo r the department at the for some years and has extensive
offices at
O n a thirty acre farm near
business interest,- at Grass Valley.
end of the year.
Eugene two men are erecting pens
The Dallas and Moro, Ore. to care for six thousand poultry.
| Both are expert poultry men and
intend to find a market for their
: product at Portland.
MORO. OREGON.
Dr. C. L. Poley
J. R. M organ..
H )G rx tlst
R. R. Butler
Bright, Bryant & El
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For information as to terms
and open dates address the
Sherman County Observer at
MORO,
OREGON-
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HOME
PORTLAND
MERCHANT
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-Great change» are taking place in American agriculture; the age of mechan-
¡¿al power on the farm is here. The farm tractor and the »tatjonary farm engine
have brought mechanical power to the farm; the coming of abundant power
mean enormous thing» in the way of better and cheaper farming; it enable» larger
tract» of land to be cultivated effectively, and at a much lower eoat of operation.
The C reeping G rip T ractor will "handle every operation on the gTain farm
from soil to market.
The Creeping Grip Tractor
Compels attention; it has no equal any where.
The C rctping T ractor is made here in the west at Chico, Cali., and is rightly
named “The California Giant.” This machine is absolutely the l>e8t on the
market. It is the only 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. I t 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.*1 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
Geo. N. Crosfield
WASCO, OREGON.
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Z b ^ ltc lx e ll axxd. I 3 e o A u t c m ©"toil©©.
Harvesting in Sherman county
w ill be on in earnest by next M on­
day. L. L . Peetz does not expect
to begin until possibly August 3d;
H . M . Shull this year is heading
and w ill thresh from stacks, princi­
pally because his district is so un­
certain in maturing the grain.
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MORO BRANCH
TUM A LUM LUMBER CÖ
H . U. H A R T 1 N , fla n a g e r.
C» 6 . HU ls
Public Auctioneer.
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WOOD - COAL - POSTS S
The A rlington Independent last
week reports a Barred Plymouth
Rock hen laying an egg8# by 7 lA
inches; inside the outer shell was
“ another perfectly formed egg
with a hard shell inside.”
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Lumber, Cement and Lime,
Windows, Doors, Moulding.
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S p ecial prices on W ood in ca r load lo ts w h e re
one or m ore are b u y in g
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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
way in any direction, so thinks the
Help Fight the
Moro Pharmacy
This Is the best machine of the kind made;
0 * 0 . W.
North .Beach
NOW
IN
FULL BLAST
W h y not plan your Summer Vacation a t
th is wonderful resort, reached by
rail to Portland via
A R est
A T rip
B y T he
O céan
D own T he
C olumbia
= = i= s :
AND
¡Stcamtr Trip down the Columbia viaO .-W .R .& N
Steamers “T. J.< Potter” or “Hassalo”, daily
except Sunday. Surf Bathing, Fishing.
Tents and cottages for rent—Good
hotel accommodations. Excellent
r e s ta u ra n t service
on boats.
I nformation F urnished on A pplication to
A. Rose, agent at Moro.
Plague
The Creeping Grip Tractor at work in th? Field.
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w « .o o ,
•
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has more Improvements,
n g o n t «o«-
better
features.
C o u n ty
-
M artin Holm an
and wife,
Alfred M iller, cousin to Grant
O f the number of applicants for
daughter and boys were visitors at
L.
Rohr,
formerly
owner
o
f
the
state papers at the revent county
their old farm home this week;
teachers examination but three Rohr V illa orchards on the Des-
being guests of Martins brother,
were successful from this county; Chutes was renewing acquaintances
J.
B.', and family. The party made
Julia Agee of Wasco, Mrs. Esther in M oro this week; M r. M ille r
the
trip from The Dalles by autb,
W . Beal of Rufus, and Betsey came into the county in search of
J.
B.
H olm kn and fam ily meeting
Boyer of Grass Valley.
Since harvest work and soon found a
them
at that place; coming in two
taking the examination Miss Boyer situation with Eugene Am idon
autos
to the farm o f Mrs. David
has married J. N. MacGinnis of sewing sacks on his. combine
Maxwell
for supper the evening o f
harvester.
Kent f
July 15th, eleven being guests for
G overnor West has issued a
George O. M owry, formerly of
a late supper.
proclamation
dated J jly 21st
this city now residing in Portland
Dr. H . B. Humphrey, o f the
has moved his law offices from the calling upon all sheriffs, marshals,
agricultural
department at Wash­
and
constables
to
enforce
the
state
Corbett building into the Couch
ington,
D.
C.
was a visitor at the
and
federal
liquor
laws
as
applied
building and formed a working
federal
experiment
station at M uro
to
shipment
of
drinkables
from
agreement with J.N .H a rfb y which
this
week.
Dr.
Hum
phrey is
wet
to
dry
territory;
those
not
try­
they occupy offices together. M r.
specialist
upon
chronic
diseases o
H arris an attorney known general­ ing to enforce the law are threaten­
grain and was engaged upon an
ed
with
dismissal
from
office.
The
ly over the state; at onetim e being
official tour of the western part o f
county school superintendent of law provides that each package of
the United States; from M oro he
Polk county; moving from* there liquor shipped into any territory
went to Corvallis, going from there
to Baker county where he was in which the sale of liquor is pro­
to California and Texas and back
hibited
should
be
plainly
marked
elected district attorney and serv­
to Washington by way of Loutsana.
as
to
the
kind
o
f
liquor
and
with
ing eastern Oregon in the state
He was as well pleased to not fine
the
names
of
the
consignor
and
senate from that district fo ra term
any disease settled Upon this sec­
consignee,
and
that
all
transpor
of years. M r. M ow ry’s friends
tion as we were to hear Superin
companies
shall keep
w ill be pleased to know that b e tation
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has been able to form so capable mannent public re c o r^ o f all such ten.lent Stephens say there were
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Citizens of the state are urged to inform themselves regarding this
plague which is causing great suffering among boys and young men and
eswecislly among the innocent girls and women of the state. Parents are
urged to protect their children, and provide clean, wholesome tafonnatioo
in place of the unclean misinformation they cannot now help getting. •
Suih instruction wiU be found in the following v .
Free Circulars
For Young Men
Clmtlar No. 2 - The Four Sex Lies.
Cimtkar No, 9 — Sex Truths for Men.
For Older Boys
(13 to 18 yrs. o f age)
Circular No. 8 — V ir ility and Physical Developm ent
For Younger Boys (10 to 18 yrs. o f age)
Circular No. 7 — The Secret of Strength.
F o rG irli
Circular No. 4 — A Plain Talk with Girls about their Health. *
For Young Women
Circular No, 1 0 *> Physical Development, Marriage and Motherhood.
For Parents
Circular No. J - The Need for Education in Sexual Hygiene.
Circular No. 3 — When and How to Tell the Children.
Circular No. 8 — A List of Books for U ss In the Family on Sex.
C/zcular iVo. 1 8 — How One Boy Was Instructed in Sex Matters and
W h a t Happened.
Illu strated .
Send 2-cent stamp with your address to
Department D
* The Oregon State Board of Health
720 1 Selling 1 Building, Portland, Oregon
AppUoanW *«• ktndl r •skM
*«ke4 to Mleet only those etranlan for wMeh they have s
d eflnlM M e. T hese w ill be gl*4Jy
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