Sherman County observer., November 21, 1913, Image 2

The
O bserver
It is sincerely hoped that every
person having the welfare of the
Boys* and Girls’ Aid Society at
FR ID A Y • • Novem ber 21. 1913
heart, will not fail to remember
them this year.
Entered as second class "“ Her at tbs
This society is caring for all the
p oti office at M o ro , O regon, July 25, 1891.
dependent and neglected children
in the 6tate who may be committed
Manager
C.L. I reland
to it by the proper Authorities.
Their booklet is descriptive of
some of the work they have ac­
complished during the past year,
showing that they have passed 436
v c know il would be profitable to you to children through the
receiving
become a aubacriber.
W e send it two
year, for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12% eta a home at Portland during the past
month isn’t much. T ry it. O rd er by year and that these children were
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
committed from 21 different coun­
W e w ill not be responsible for the
neglect of aubacribera to notify as of ties in the state.
chaagea in their address. N o r w ill the
Another grand thing which the
notification of a Poetmaater that the sub­
scriber haa “ R em oved” aettle the b ill of a society accomplishes is the investi­
delinquent.
gation of complaints of abuse and
Church and Society noticea F R E E , e x ­
neglect among children and they
cept when for money making purposes.
Suck noticea at regular ratea at the option will quickly have an agent on the
of the publishers.
spot and what otherwise would be
A t any tim ew hen requeated to do so, nobody’s business they make the
the paper w ill be discontinued. But we
expect that all arreara w i . i be paid before business of this noble institution,
tach request is made. It ia easy to aak us and if there is merit in the com­
fo r a statement, which w ill be cheerfully
plaint they see that the matter is
rendered at any tim e.
brought before the proper authori­
The most dangerous forest fire ties and the children made such
periods in the west are in middle disposition of as may be for their
and late summer; in the east they best interests.
Therefore, one cannot donate
are in the spring and fall.
anything for a better cause than
It has been found that even the the work of this institution. Their
soot deposited in the flues of oil­ needs are everything that can be
burning engines is valuable. It is used in a household, canned
pure carbon and has replaced goods groceries of all kinds, especi­
coke in many blacksmith shops. ally sugar, provisions, vegetables
and fruit of all kinds. The rai
Idaho farmers near Boise have road, steamboat and express com­
15,000 acres planted now into panies running into Portland have
potatoes for next season crop. recognized the importance of this
This year one gathered 600 bush­ institution sufficiently to deadhead
els to the acre from 15 acres which all donations shipped to it if
properly boxed and plainly mark­
he sold for $4500.
ed, The Boys’ and Girls’ Aid So­
ciety of Oregon, Portland, Ore.
Last week the market price of
The results of the work of this
hogs dropped twenty cents in institution, can now be seen in
Portland. Sales of sheep were a many parts of the 6tate. Many
little more than usual, while the ( of the children have now grown
price of cattle was not maintained into man and womanhood, many
in a satisfactory manner to those are happily married; and 60 per
shipping.
cent have turned out good and
law abiding citizens.
Therefore,
help the good cause along. .
M O R O . OREGON.
W inter Lectnre Course Free
The parent teachers association
of Moro Announces the coming of
Dr. C. F. Hodge lecturer of U. of
O. who will appear in the high
school assembly room Saturday
evening at eight o ’clock- The
Under forest regulations in subject of his address is Practical
Colombia, rubber gatherers are Principles, Problems and Laws
required to give the trees a rest of Life.
period in tapping them for gum.
Dr. Hodge is late of Worcester,
The size, number, and location of Mass., and was born in the same
the incisions are regulated by law. town as has seen the birth of
In the United States similar regu­ Francis Willard the founder of
lations are in force in the tapping the W. C. T. U. Dr. Hodge has
of pines for turpentine on the made Eugene a flyless city.
All
Florida national forest.
his addresses are of a biological,
evolutionary and sanitary charac­
ter and the association feels fortu­
A total of 103,566 persons have
nate in having him appear in
been killed as trespassers on rail­
Moro.
road property in this country in
This is the first of a series of
the last twenty three years. That lectures engaged for the winter
is over 53 per cent of all the
and it is hoped that the people of
deaths on all railroads from all the town and surrounding country
causes in that length of time. It
will come out to hear a most en­
h over thirty times as many as
tertaining speaker talk upon a
passengers killed in accidents to
very vital subject.
trains which might have been
prevented by the adoption of
such modern methods of preven­
On December 8-13 the Pa­
tion as steel cars, automatic stops cific International Livestock Ex­
and signals.
position will be held at Portland
Union Stockyards and breeders
from
all parts of the United
The Oregon Agricultural Col­
lege poultry department comes to States and Canada are already
the front again with a record egg- sending in their fancy stock.
laying hen, who has produced 303 Fifteen thousand dollars in cash
eggs in twelve months. The hen premiums will be paid out at the
is one of a new special breed close of the show, the largest sum
originated at the college; ' seven- ever offered at an exclusively
eighth white leghorn and one- livestock show on the Pacific
eighth barred plymouth rock; coast. The railroads are adver­
combining the activity of the leg­ tising to return all stock exhibits
horn and the size of the plymouth from out of the state, and also
rock. In the last several years from Canada, free of charge; this
the Observer publisher has had a is one reason why the live stock
successful fowl from the leghorn exhibit will be so large.
and plymouth rock cross, both
Advertise in the Observer,
for egg and table use.
THE SIMPLE
IF YOU BUY - - BUY RIGHT
DON’T SEND YOUR CASH TO PORTLAND
SPEND
In this hurly burly age of oure.
There’s no time to pause and addfesultt;
W hen gasoline and electric powet*.
That’s the way the records stand.
As all must know who’ve kept the score,
And fin and feather in sea, on land,
Are left behind forever more.
to prepare for your fall work
I am ready for your trade, having recently received a fine line of
Thomas, Empire, Hoosier, and Kentucky Grain Drills
I have th e B E S T L IN E ever shown, In this vicin ity,
Well, be it so, what then’s the gain.
Of sacrificing all to speed.
Are we the better in the main?
The dynamic answer iir—no, indeedt
Now, no Rip VanWinkle dares to sleep,
O r even nod between inventions;
He must day and night keen vigil keep,
O r six feet by three are his dimensions.
When life was simple and science dumb,
Inventions few and fashions plaiu;
We had no fingers, all was thumb,
No motorcycle, car or train.
Oliver and Case gang plows
I want you to see my line of Double Discs. You owe
it
your self to see this line before you buy elsewhere.
This fall I am going to sell a lot of progressive farm­
ers a 20 foot all steel harrow for $30.
Do )Qii want one?
In those halcyon days the world stood still,
If you’l allow a figure of speech;
A clumsy wagon filled the bill,
For any destined goal to reach.
We never then contrived a car.
Or speedy wheels without a tongue, ♦
Nor hitched our wagon to a star;
For Genius then could boast no yonng.
WASCO, OREGON
We had no tongueless wagons then,
No rubber tires, nor fetid breath,
No funeral dirge by honkers sung,
Prophetic voice of sudden death.
They didn’t then, so I have read,
Divide all souls in classes two,
Distinguish them as “quick or dead,”
As modern Jehu’s surely do.
We didn’t have to crank our car,
We got aboard and on we sped,
And whether goal were near or far.
On all the way we left no dead.
No coronor followed in our wake,
A jury to summon to tearful inquest.
Because,forsooth the steering gear,or brake,
Did not obey the drivers behest.
Then simple folk disdained to ride,
Propelled by engine, chain and sprocket,
But now alas! they over ride,
A man less speedy than the rocket.
W e may be old and out of joint,
W ith this progressive age, forsooth.
But you can’t make good the point.
That what we’ve said is not the truth.
Now that we’ve made out our case,
As lawyers one and all would say.
Up. brave men! your duty face.
And stop this diabolic play.
You may legislate, arrest and fine,
Al, this ’tis useless to essay;
The remedy is this one line;
Give pedestrians the right of way.
M oro . B arber S
Publie Auctioneer
For information as to terms
and open dates address the
Sherman County Observer at
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OREGON
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H O M C E C O N O M IC S ,
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A R T S . FO R E S T R Y . C O M M E R C E . PHARM ACY
T E A C H E R ’S C O U R S E S in manual
training, agricolture, domestic science
and art.
M U S I C , Including piano, string, hand
instruments and voice culture.
A B E A U T IF U L B O O K L E T entitled
“ T mm R w < ic h m s w t o r R t m a t L i r a ”
and a C a t a l o o u * w ill be mailed free
on application.
Address H . ML TaWMAWT, Registrar,
RwT-U to • R
Corvallis. Oregen.
Everything First Class and up to date.
Agent for Model Steam Laundry of The Dalles
Shop in Brick Building next bbserver Office
• J. N . L A N D R Y , . P r o p r i e t o r .
M o io , -
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A Monument
that is plsin, substantial looking and
distinctly lettered exactly suits som«,
of our patrona, while others prefer
M e m o ria ls
more elaborate in outline, chiseled in
delicate tracing and tastefully orna­
mented. Whatever your taste, our as­
sortment of designs is so varied that
we are certain we can please you.
Come in and see us, or send for designs.
Watts Marble Works
The Dalles,
Oregon.
Physician and Surgeon.
M oro, Oregon.
Successor to Dr. W. C
Nason and Dr. O. J. Goffin
Office in Goffin Building.
C.J.B u q h t , W .C.B mtant , M .G .E l l m .
O B S E RVATI O N S
BY E
W . KNAPP
Bright, Bryant & Ellis
Attorneys-at-Law
offices at
C O R N S H O W E X C U R S IO N
PENDLETON, DECEMBER 5th-6th
Law Round-Trip Fams From Alt Stdtlons In Orsgon O r Tha
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
Ohl Mary had a little calf,
And it was white as snow;
Inclusive
1918'
It followed her« where’ere she went,
A t times ’twas not in sight;
But let her try to step up high,
The calf was there all right.*
W hat makes the calf love Mary so.
The question it was asked;
W hy Mary loves the calf you know.
It makes the men to gasp.
R . D . JA C K S O N
hop
B E G I N S It* fo rty -fifth school year
SEPTEMBER 1B. 1*1*.
D E G R E E C O U R S E S *« many phaaesof
She wore her skirt slashed up the side,
So that is h o * 1 know.
Moro Pharmacy
HOME MERCHANT
NOW is the T IM E
H url us through space like catapulli.
O n every hand we’ve won the race;
Yachts to lead the fish in navigation.
And featherless flyers set the space,
For swiftest birds in aviation.
IT WITH YOUR
N o w if you have a pretty calf.
That you would like to show;
Just «lash your skirt right up the side,
The calf you sure will show.
St. Mary’s Academy
... T h e D alles, Oregon.
Boarding and Day School
for Girls will re-open
September 8th. For
particulars apply
to
S ister S uperior .
Final
Return Limit
Dec. 8th
1918
8l.000.oo IN CASH PRIZES
T o be given for the best Exhibit of Corn grown during 1913 in country
tributary to the O . W . R . f t N .
E V E R Y C O R N G R O W E R should enter his products in this contest.
E V E R Y F A R M E R should attend these shows which are the first of the
kind ever given by a railroad in the Northwest for the benefit of the people
and communities along Its lines.— Ask particulars of any Agent of the