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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1913)
t h T W I f i f f Wald? W O Tba T *tt, «S3 IV when I put my fingers Into It they fii were scalded. I danced around th«ii ‘ Ag kitchen In pain and called out to Lena L to know If I must waeb the dlsbea In 1 1 MORO. OREGON. bolUng water. She aald 1 wan stupid / I not to put some cold water to too. I I f FRIDAY............ Auguri 8. 1913 did this and washed the dishes and I fj Instance of a Man Wbo dried them and put them sway. “ By this time It was 10 o’clock and r Must Obey a Woman 1 bad bad no fun at all. I thought surely now Lena would coma down For Twelve Hours stairs and Ira could go out to walk and listen to the birds slag. Lena did come down, but with the baby to bar arms, and sba put him In mine, aaylng that I most take care o f him while aba X attended to tba wants of the younger In A party o f German Americana ware children /■ drinking bear and listening to an o r “1 don’t Ilka thia at all. but what VN chestrion in a saloon wUb sawdust on could I do? It was the day when I ijl the floor and atunted evergreens stand muat obey, ao 1 took tba baby from fl ing about in tube. Tba sawdust they i bar. but ba didn’t wish to leave Lena ff Fire at Pendleton destrO/Cd nan fancied to ba tba tu rf of tba father and coma to ma. ao ba eat op a yell that city’s Chinatown, and for a time land; tba evergreens were to them tba loud enough to wake up bis ancestors endangered the business section. Tba flr trees of their nativa foresta; .tba or out to tba churchyard. I talked to chestrion was the birds singing in the him and walked him and danced him loss was >7500. Certificates to teach for life were trees. Happy imagination that can de op and down, but tba more I perauad ed him to ba quiet tba louder ba yelled by Superintendant of Public rive comfort from such surroundings. Tbe conversation fell upon tba ad and kicked. I aald to Lena. T a k a thia Instruction Churchill to 54 perrons, vancement of women, which to attract baby yourself; I can’t do anything the largest number ever granted after ing tbe attention of tbe world today. with him? To this aba replied that I an examination of applicants. “The advancement of wom enf’ ex Governor West baa authorised tba claims Carl Becker contemptuously. must keep him. “1 began to wish that tba robbers announcement that hereafter tba state “Rather the decline of women. Fancy wbo bad brought about this custom would see to It that tbe licensee of all our (Terman mothers and slaters and bad killed all tba woman ao that wa saloonkeepers convicted of violating wives and aweethearta taking on as would not ba afflicted w ith IL but I the English suffragista ara now doing. dare not disobey Lena: no man to tba Wbat would tba fatherland ba to d a y r town dare disobey any woman in that “ Ach. Carl.” retorted Hana Muller. the upper Rogue blver, comprising I “yon can never advance beyond the town, for If ba did all tba people would territory between Grants Pass and the I little village In which yon were born, turn against btm for not respecting tba JS mouth of Jump-off Joa creek, dosed wbero tbe man and the women have time honored curio m. T did one thing that shows that even occupied tba same relative position for I to taking care of a baby a man. If ba n t midnight July >1. • hundreds of years Yon are not up to It la expected that a general inspec really brings bis mind down to the Lo tion of all the Irrigation projects In these times. In which fewer women problem, can do It better than a worn- Th I marry, and when women are obliged to Oregon In which tbe government la I support themselves they will not be an. They haven’t tbe Inventive power pU, men have. I put the baby to sleep. ter interested w ill be made by Franklin I content to play second Addle.“ How did I do that? Why. I began to mt K. 1 one secretary of the Interior, dur “Tell ua tba story, Carl.” suggested ing bis visit to this state next month. John Kats, “about the day you spent blow into bis eyes. H a was obliged * to abut them and keep them abut, and Senator Chamberlain has been au subservient to a woman. 1 have beard I ao be could do nothing but go to sleep. thorised by tbe public land committee The story taller paused to empty bis to report favorably a bill reducing tbe i that story! I t to not mnen or beer mug. and all tba others cried: del age lim it under which homestead or | a atory.” -Bravo, Chrii Yon have shown that an other entries may be made by male or I »Tell It. Carl.“ cried several of tba I you are superior to a woman on her ar< female persona, to 18 years. | party at once. °° I own ground.” V ag tbe table, they called for more bear, Carl want on with his story: ap and when It was served Carl Becker “ But putting tba baby to sleep didn't M began as follows: 1 - « “My birthplace was Nordhaatedt I do me any good, for tans aald tba children would soon coma to hungry jcl gtn work on tbe north. Jetty at the I There Is a tradition there that soma mouth of the Columbia river In Octo- I and 1 must g e tth e dinner. I , - ‘D innerr 1 exclaimed ‘Why. I ber. ‘ ' 7 have only Just got rid of tba braakfaatr Tbe old territorial seal of Oregon, I - ‘Wa can t help th a t’ Lana answer- »« which was discarded when Oregon was I ad. ’W a must all eat, especially cbll- . admitted to tbe Union In 1M4. now is I dran.’ yo the official seal of Multnomah county I » T h e y eat all tba time, don’t they T h, and Incidentally tbe first seal which 1 * ‘Pretty nearly.’ jo I -There were four dishes to be pro si this county baa ever had. A small cloudburst bit 8hanlko ac I pared for dinner and every one of them was burned, for bow was 1 to attend oom panted by a high wind and light to them alt at once? M y bands, which n1 ning. An Inch of water stood In tbe bad been scalded In tba morning, ware streets of Shaniko and outbuildings I burned at noon. When tba dishes wera.1— and fences were turned over and dam sat on the tabla tba children made « aged. howl, tba baby began to cry and tba A monument marked “Lincoln Na dog barked.. I put my bands to my tional Highway” has been placed on ««rs and ran away from tbe bouse, and 1“ tbe road leading from Klamath Falls I l didn’t go back that day either. to Lakeview, where the county Una • Soon It was known all over tba town I I that I bad bee« disobedient on worn between Klamath and Lake counties I an’a day. and everybody was talking crosses tba road. 1 about me Some persona on ma sting I Announcement was made by Gover i I me cut me dead. It was ’Cart, bow I nor West of his recommendations to 1 I could yoo ebow such disrespect to I the Interior department for the dto- woman's day. which has coma down to tributton of the 10 per cent road fund us for five or six centuries? Na man I provided by tbe department through bail ever done ao before.’ ‘HlmmelP I the aala of timber lands in forest ra- .Tied. * ! f It la ao bad to obey tba worn- I T h e lO b « e rv e r IndipiodiDt UlarihoflN ç REMINGTON I a u for one day. wbat mast It be to obey bar every day? I ’m going to leave | thl* village and go to America. • If I hey’ have there a woman’s day I w ill ]« I t*u a«»! uewbeto else and keep "bn going till I find a place where no man has ir I ever to olwy a woman ’ “ When 1-ena beard I was going to tiona “ America she said she was going with Joseph Kria, a Chicago engineer and I “r me I f you do.’ I said to bar. -and wa metallurgist, to at Cherryville, looking I I Oud t here Is a woman’s day there, yon ap a location tor tba W hite Cross I A t this point the woman, armed witn must understand that It Is not to be Providence and tbe American Homes I such weapons as they could lay their observed In our family. Sba agreed to association. Its object la to provide 1 bands upon, attacked the robbers and this, and here we are In America. La- I «m»n tracts for hoineeeekers of lim- I beat them. . na takes care of the bouse and the “ Ever since that time our people children and I make tbe money fttr tba itad means. W hile Engineer W illiam Oliver, run- I have at Intervale sat apart one day for ta m lly * ning ont of U m atilla on tba O.-W. R. I a festival, daring which the man turn “ Are you going to let your wife A N., was engaged la fixing tba head-1 aver all authority to tba woman and v o te r asked Hans Muller. “ No I f I^na votes I have to go back light, his engine crashed into a string I aro obedient to their allgbtMt com to that woman’s day and do bar work. I of freight care. H a suffered a broken I mands. “Not long before *1 came away to leg. four broken ribs and numerous I a marten I courted Lana K eltze-Lena .You bet I don’t do th a t But I think bruises in tba collision, which ensued. I to my w ife—and whan one of those faa- Lena wouldn’t have time to vote. She < would be like the man wbo heard that tba bank where be kept all hla money had failed. Ha ran to tbe bank and demanded bts money. Tba taller hand ad It ont to him and tbe man sgkl. ’If you got him I no want blm.’ 1 think i my wife ba Ilka this man. I f sba cau’t vote she will want to vote. I f she can vote she say to ma: ’Yon vote in my place I got to give tbe baby hla bath.’ * “Nonsense. C a rl.’ rejoined Muller “Tba day for children la past. There’s fewer marriages than formerly and sal dom more than one child to a fnrolly. Thera’s no reason why a woman a ben Id I stay away from tba polls all bar life I bacanaa of one or two years devoted to I I, I I I I emergency m atter sad become a law at this session. A feud, which has been going on for tba past three years between J. N. Beaselleu, negro farmer of Clackamas eouaty, sad Lawrence Myers, a white farmer of Sunnyside precinct, culmin ated when Myers ambushed and at tempted to kill his colored neighbor, ■yore waa arrested by Sberitf Mass and brought to Oregon City. H ie ball waa fixed at >1000. which be was not able to raise, sad ba was lodged la Jail. Tba supreme court of Oregon bend ed down 1» opinions, tbe largest aum- bar aver gives out ta oaa day. Tba eourt rendered M opinions during July, also aatabliablng a new record Cor any one aseatb. la oaa of its Im portant ratings, tba court bald that Initiative measures should net ba plae- a baby.” “Wall then.” grunted Backer, ‘i f the human race die o u t what’s the use of anybody voting?” -1 give It up,” aald M uller “L r i us listen to tba marie.** Vo*»« o* th< Tioer? Tba tiger may ba “shod with silence,“ but ba baa a voles that ta terrifying. I t Is aald tbe voles o f tba tiger, a won- I derful thing to Its way, la not only tba moat mournful, but tba moat terrifying, of Jungle sounds and th at It la n pow er, ful aid to him la his banting. T he na tives believe the dear hearing tbe ti- I gar’s voice and unable from tba revar- | (»crating nature of tba sound to locate tbe position of tba enemy stands still and ao gives blm tba ebanoa of stalk ing them. Sportsmen bold there is > probably some truth to this, for unlees i one la following the tiger and baa Been I blm It almost to Impossible from the i sound alone to toll w ith any certainty where ba to -N a w Yark San. 3 U? i ' ' TV »- UMC k f r < / / MANUFACTURERS OF A FLOUR. M I L FEED yju JUawfeef»« C«5c flag swBAs ssriss A w (A s Ms rawswa 1 NEW F / zhigh power rifle — T kt R aunfton-U M C Slid* Action Jfcpeufer m ET TIN G in touch with the shooting * ateraity all over the country, as we do. we find a vary considerable number of Remington users who want a Remington »hde action ra in a high power owJol—ono heavy enough for practically any l game that is found on this continent. ~~ I aniwer to this demand isth e new Remington-UMC High Power action Repeating Rifle.. Durina the few months these nfles have W H EN G IN PO R TLA N D STO P A T HOTGL QReCON B the market, several hundred of them have been put into use. C o m er o f 7th and S tark S tre tt 8 A Curious Superstition. Among tba superstitious of the Sene ca Indians was this moat beautiful one: When a yonug maiden died they 1 n»irisorii*d a young bird until It first •‘Tirni try Its powers of song, and then, loading it with caresses and mes sage«. they loosed its bonds over bar grave In the belief that it would not fold Its wings nor close Its eyes until It bad flown to the spirit land and deliv ered It« precious burden of affection to the loved and lost one. C H A S. W RIGHT, ProaMont M .C . D IC K IN S O N , Mannpoe. It ia new, and ita rooms are provided with running water and longdistance telephones. European plan. Rates $1 per day and up. 8 WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY oooooooooooooooorooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo NEW HOTEL PERKINS Portland, Oregon. Eastern Oregoa H w ^ w t e n . Not a Bit Lika C ricket Tbe Englishman was attending bis first ball gam«. He seemed vary un easy after tbe fifth Inning and finally eitld to bis American friend: *1 say. old chap, when do they serve the tec’:’’ “They don’t serve tea at a ball gome.’" laughed tba American. . "No ten- between innings?” gasped the English-:sn. T hen what’s tbe ob ject of tbe I»; un ml ng game?”—O ncia- nati Enquirer. x 1 Morrow oouaty cltisana bnvq raised over >2500 to hold a county fair on September 25, 2< and >7. A good pram- Inm list wall be offered for all claasaa of livestock and farm produce and a baby show w ill ba among tba attrac- dealers in Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders S u p p lie s , Lumber, Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts, and H a y . Positively mnst centrally located. Fifth St. cert past the doom every few minutes P o p u lir Priced Restaurant PUut. f t t u f l H u r l K p H is Excuse. “ You m like a spiritless creature. I dou’t lielleva you’ve got ambition to open your door when opportunity knock» ” "ixm t be too rough on me, ma’am; I ain’t never bad a door.“—Cleveland Plato Dealer. THY D A R N IE L L E B R O S., Proprietors The Dalles, Oregon. S a r p r ia in g C u re o f S to m ac h T ro u b le D U T IE S Headquarters for our Sherm an County friends; prices reasonable; first class restaurant w ith the hotel. When yon have trooblc with yoor stono ach or chronic constipation, don’t imagin that your case to beyon.l help Just bwwiw your doctor fails to give you saUtS Mn G. Stroglc, pls.ntield, N J., F rito *"? ® oror a mooth pstst I have been troubled wii mv stomach. Everything I ato unset it tci ribly. Ona o f C h a m b e rlain ’s advarUsm This day thou knowest ten com manded deties, sees! in thy mind ter things which should be done lot one that thou do«t. D o one ol them. This ol iluU wiH show thee ten o hen which can and sha'J be done.— Thomas Cariyie. T w o Blocks From N ew Depot eoputaetty. roiwlfttM mainly o f allow- j lie ixired oner In awhile i rtham. I have taken nearly throa-foortl of them and can now aatalmr S a package •* * «1.»« T W.R»” F n r b** aale F R E E A U T O B U S T O A N D F R O M A L L T R A IN S t HOTEL MORO V- C 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 t e r , B a n k a n d D e p o t. C o u r te 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 i l l a f fo r d . • S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 0 . Opposite Postoffice Y ou Sm oke D you ab**nt tbe boy and kls air rifle, wa .b .« t s-?k‘ L thousands of men find just rig J th rt “ r o l W popular. Oregon Moro Duke’s M ixture" OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC j VIN TO N HOTEL Grass Valley, Oregon. Entirely new, convenient to buBiness. Clean beds, and table tbe beat tlie market will afford. Prices reasonable. Com mercial trade rolicited. CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES. Pay what you w in - i t la u n p o w m . w a-» - r - B k -W .L o k .th .. Uj.ri«r and is una«n>aaa«“ *° n ^ h ty . i.- v e r s ftc •aeklberetoooa <»«<* o ounce« of a FUSS. ____ * THE . G ra s s ' brellas. watches, fo u n tain pane, p ip «, qparo gtotsaa. «to., ato. • A t « «pedal offer, »we wiU ' m w M y o « o u r n e w iiiu srro t^ l f c a ta lo g s* o f p rtsw n u . FREE. Just sand os your name sod ad- dress OS a postal. This offer es- pirea Docambnr SI. I t l S BARN L IV E R Y F E E D A N D S A L E S T A B L E How tbe Boy Got His Air Rifle la i£ everv »ha Ifc 1 T p £ sack s e o t of Coapo2. Th«»a Coopooa are good r Ci * » ^ZX Tirtictos-som athlng to please every » « STAR ’ '-•*> T T a ll e ^ r , O i© . Barn Located near Hotel Vlntin Special Attention for Commercial Travelers Transient Teams Given Prompt Attention t I George E llard, f; / A U T O M O B IL E P r o p r ie t o r for h ir e B»«rO. ng Hau«» Criticism. Landhidv- W ill you taka tea or cof fee? llourder—Whichever yon call I t 1 — I>w»d.»n OiMdlon. < 1 A “ W A N T ” acl in T he M oro ~ O bserver will- reach more people in Shermai County than by any other medium available.
