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of stock passing through the yard; our grain and 'farm products at 1111 11 H m m H 11111111111111 U H 1 111H » 1 1111»H 1
The compoaltloni were
to tide
. . . . water
w a te r haul
h a u l rates
ra te , to
tid e Water
« . t e r 200
200 J
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written with to convincing logic that the next year the proportion miles west Be it further
was 65,000 of the 120,000 handled
With a “ Made b Oragee'
Portland, Oregon.
that it was a surprise to the visi
Resolved: That copies of thia
M ORO. OREGON.
' Opera Herat Hal
tors that the pupils of the school and that last year the proportion resolution be transmitted to our
Eastern Oregoa Haadgrarters.
had such an understanding of lad grown to 94,000 of 188,000; representatives in congress, and
F R ID A Y ..........January 23. 1913
Saturday evening, January 17th, their subject and they made a re he also said that all should take to that they be asked to respond
- Positively moat centrally !
stating their position in respect to
was a mile atone in the history of quest for the article« that they themselves some of the state pride
the
measure.
located.
Fifth 8 t. care p a s t J
•a second c la * m a u e ra t ' he
he felt in the fact that in the nine
at M oro, Oregon, July 25,1891. M oro occasioned by the enter might be published in the papers
the
doors
every few m inutes.
This
is
but
part
of
the
program.
po*
tainment of our friends and neigh of the state. Short talks were made teen months since August, 1912,
bors at Opera House H a ll by the to the school by L . Samuel, Phll.S. not one live hog, coming from Space will not permit a more ex
C. L. I reland ............. Manager. recently organised M oro Unity
any eastern state, had been sold tended comment. W e can only
Popular Priced Restaurant ;
Bate*, “ Farm er” Smith and Mrs.
add
that
alt
present
enjoyed
the
in
the
Portland
market.
Club and assisted in that endeavor Edyth Toxier Weatherred.
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Saad ter advertising r e t * .
M i « Ida M ay Johnston gave a evening and the party from Port
by the Oregon Manufacturers As
L Q. SHETLAND, Mgr- ;
Guests began arriving for the
H woe do not reed The Obeerver, why
land, while expectations of a fine
sociation in a fully sustained in banquet shortly after 7:30 p. m. short dkaertation upon the topic
m n i*1 1 1 f ■ ‘ ■ fl*11111411111 * * 1 * * * iiwHWwew
not?
of keeping our boys and girls on time were high, did not anticipate
W e would like to have you take it, and every particular “ Made in Ore and it was but a short time until
half the welcome they received.
* • know it would be profitable to you to gon” banquet.
the hall presented a most ani- the farm; she referred to the first
becoaae a aubacriber..
W e .end it two
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
The afternoon train brought
mated appearance as the seats at authentic case of a boy returning
yean far $2-50; one y«*r $1.50; U H ct» ■
Members
of
the
party
from
B O rtl iaa’t much. T ry it. Order by party of twenty from Portland in the tables began to be occupied. to the farm when other life had
WHEN IN PORTLAND STOP AT
postal card, and pay lor it when you can.
upon » him.
.« . with
- ................
—
Portland were H o n . L. Samuel,
palled Upon
reference
a special pullman, as guests of the Places had been provided for 46( paucu
W e w ill not be responsible lor the
to the prodigal son; followed with manager of-the Oregon Life Insur-
of subscribers to notify *» of Unity Club, who proceeded im guests and but few disaappointed
ie their ad d re*. N or w ill the mediately from the train to the themselves or their hosts by ab a abort resume of the social life ance company; Mrs. Edyth Toxier
foa of a Postmaster that the sub
possible in a farming community. Weatherred, state vice president
scriber haa “ Removed settle the bill of a school house where the pupils of sence. The party from Portlanc
A.H.Barnum spoke about coun- Womans Good Roads Club and
Corntr of 7th and 8 ta rk Street.
delinquent.
the school had a short program were placed in groups at the heac
ty
fairs and the Sherman county field representative Oregon M an-
'Church and Society notice. F R E E , ex prepared for the visitors which in of each of the seven long tables
C H A O . W R I G H T , F m e ld e n t
fair in lyirtinUur a n d its education-1 ufacturers Association; A.C.Black,
cept when lor money making purposes
cluded compositions on The that had been placed lengthwise
M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M a iw e « r.
Such notices at regular rate, at the option
Benefits to State and County of down the hall, which was decorat al benefit, to be derived by mak manager Union Meat company;
of the publishers.
»It
is
new
,
en
d ita ro o m , are provided w ith
P h il Metschan jr„ manager the
In the high ed with Oregon Grape, shocks of ing exhibits and comparing them
A t any tim e when requested to do so, Trading at Hom e.
running water and lo n g d ieU n ce telephon es.
Hotel Imperial; F.E.Bishop, aaaist-
mr w ill be awcontinued. But we
school division Elmer Barxee, wheat, and pennants of different with other exhibits from different
that all arrears w i.i be paid before
European plan. R ates | 1 per day and up. ■■
ant manager Pacific Coast Biscuit
M eloy, and Netah schools; while a banner proclaim section! of the county. H e said
xiuest ia made. I t is easy to ask ua Kathleen
company; R. W . Raymond, man
for a statement, which wiH be cheerfully
M artin were winners of first, ing “ Made in Oregon” floated some considered a county fair
at any time.
ager Oregon Manufacturéis Asan;
only
in
the
light
of
a
vaudeville
second and third prixe, respec over the heads of the diners and
W . G . McPherson, manager of oooooooooooooooocooooooooo
The price of The Observer b $1.50 per
show
and
lost
sight
of
the
profit
while, in the grammar across the stage, while the tables
rear. 75 cents for six months, 50 cento lor tively;
the McPherson Heating A Plumb
lour months—but if naid in advance we grades Oscar Nash, Violet Mes- were prettily embellished with cut to be derived from the grouping
accept $2.50 in full for 2 yean.
Shorter
ing company; J.T . Lund, looking
of
diversified
products
from
the
and Abbie Mortensen flowers in clusters and vases.
terms than on«. >ear 12% cent, per month. singer,
for a factory location; R.S.Thom -
were winners of first, second and
State Senator W . H . Ragsdale county as a whole and, also, that
A Blue M ark here w ill answer an in
as, sales manager for Golden Rod
query, when entered upon our calendar, third prizes; in each case the re introduced the speaking when as some others were so set upon their
M illing company; Phil. S. Bates,
giving the date of the paper as the date at wards were $5, $3, $2, in each
Toastmaster he stated that that eve winning a prize that they lost sight
which your current aubscription expires.
editor
Pacific Northweat, wife and
L IV E R Y FEED A N D S A L E S T A B L E
ning was the happiest moment of of the fact that some times they
(yere winners when they lost, if two children; M i« Lane, assistant
his life; to be able at such an oc
G -x s is s T7"eill©3^rv O i © -
to Mrs. Weatherred; Mrs. H . L .
casion to welcome not only his they ascertained why they lost.
Barn Located near Hotel Vintin
V ail, representing the Grange;
friends and neighbors of More , Farmer Smith, agriculturist for
Special
Attention for Commercial Travelers
John
Mgpning,
democratic
prim
but those of our sister cities in the the O -W . R. A N . Co., spoke of
Transient
Team« Given Prompt Attention
ary
candidate
for
governor,
and
the new commercial industry of
W . C R U T L E D G E , Proprietor.
county and also such a representa
wife;
T.S
.
Townsend,
manager
of
tive body of men and women Oregon, that of com raising; he
said it was now proven beyond Townsend Creamery company;
from the Rose City and metropo
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
controversity that corn could be J. L. M iller, traveling passenger
lis of Oregon.
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 lea n
grown
upon any sort of land that agent, and C.L.Sm ith, agriculturist
Rev. A. J. Adams spoke the
for the O -W . R. A N .-C o.
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
words of welcome that it was only is within the confines of Sherman
too evident all in M oro felt for county; he told of one instance
a f f o r d . ____
At the meeting of the M oro
their guests; he said in part - that where a man at Heppner junction
»OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Unity
Club last Monday evening
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
this is an age of specialists and bad grown com upon sandy shift
it
was
voted
that
a
special
Vote
of
that to succeed all must in some ing land and harvested 85 bushel
io u ie aerv, a n u u iv ., wum u .w « - .- . Thanks be given the ladies of
degree become specialists in some to the acre; another, who had bar-
vested 41 bushel to the acre; and M oro for the time and effort ex-
one thing and that some bene
of another instance, in W allowa | pended upon making thia banquet
factor had once coined the phrase
><»000000000000000000000000
a success in every respect; and,
Ft. H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a s c o , O r e g o n
that “ to become a benefactor county, where 50 bushel was har
also,
that
the
members
of
the
dub
'
— — —— —
T
in this age one must learn to vested to the acre. H e said part
fully realize that without the active
o
f
the
secret
was
deep
plowing,
as
make two blades of graas grow
cooperation of the ladies, so gen
D E A L E R S IN
where only one grew before,” but corn was a deep rooting plant.
erously given, the banquet could
,
T
.
S.
Townsend,
of
the
Tow
n
L im e , P la s te r , C e m e n t, B u ild e r *
to the speaker the most wonder
not have been given at all.
D A R N I E L L E B R O S ,, P ro p rieto r»
ful part of the phrase was the say send Creamery Co., spoke upon
S u p p lie s ,
L u m b e r,
W ood,
C o a l,
It was also voted at the same
jthe dairying industry of Oregon;
C
e
d
a
r
P
o
s
ts
,
a
n
d
H
a
y
.
ing itself.
meeting that a Vote o f Thanks be
R. W . Raymond, of Portland he said that every shipper of cream
extended to the Oregon Manufac
responded to the address of wel was a manufacturer and that with
M ANU FA C TU R ER S OF .
turers Association, as a whole, and
come, on behalf of the Oregon in a short time he expected to see
H e a d q u a rter s for our S h e r m a n C oun ty
to all who contributed or in any
Manufacturers Association.
M r. Oregon supplying the eastern states
friends; p r ic es rea so n a b le; first class
way united in making this affair a
Raymond stated that the members with dairy products; he also men
restau ran t w ith th e h o te l.
success; and especially committee ¡OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
of his party were certainly ap tioned the higher price paid by
members who left their work to
preciative of the welcome extend a Seattle creamery man over the attend upon the preparing for the.]
ed and mentioned particularly price paid by Portland firms and
banquet.
T w o B lo c k s F r o m N e w D ep ot.
how well the school children had said that this was done by the Se
C a m e r a S u p p lie s ,
handled the subject matter of their attle men tQ protect their importa
I
compositions to which he had tions o i New Zealand butter by
P h o n o g r a p h s a n d R e c o rd s ,7
holding their butter prices high
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
listened that afternoon.
Six
high
grade
Berkshire
sows;
T e le p h o n e B a t t e r ie s ,
L . Barnum, of M oro, was the and allowing them to realize good bred to our registered Hamshire
profit
from
foreign
butter
while
next speaker and he told in a few
boar; third litter; due A pril and
F o u n t a in P e n s ,
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
words the immense amount of loosing on the cream they bought May, price $25.
E. W . K napp ,
P o s t C a r d Sh op,
live stock, dressed meats, dairy at homé. M r. Townsend further
6t-j23f27
Monkland, Oregon.
said
that
there
was
but
one
com-
products, and poultry that was
a n d m a n y o t h e r sid e lin e s a t t h e
now being shipped out of this mon ground for both the shipper
county with very little cost to and the purchaser of cream to I Trau«|nrn at Riff (re
stand upon, and that was quality. | U a ’ ClBlil •
DIJgi
those producing this extra busi-
Should
try
our famous ch»ck-
E n tirely new , c o n v e n ie n t to business.
| ness. From data furnished him H e said that quality had always
en
plate
dinners;
all kinds of nice
C lean beds, and table the best th e m arket
by the railroad company he had come first with him in his business sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
R . D . JA C K S O N
ascertained that tnis bye product« and that in the long run it paid
w ill afford. Prices reasonab le.
Com-
W olfard L unch C ounter
of the farm had now reached an and every one else who tried to a^gggg^B^aaBaraaraBraBBBBBBraflraraBBBraBBMB
- m ercial trade so licited .
amount equal to the entire inter build a- business reputation had
est charges of all the indebtedness found h.to be correct.
Phil S. Bates, editor of the Pa
Sixteen foot cut. In good order.
¡oooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooo of the county and the most pleas
J . E. COLEM AN
R. J. G IN N
cific
Northwest, made a plea for a Hitch for 26 horses goes with the
ing part of the speech was the re
W ill consieer trade.
mark that this had nearly all cortie better system of water way trans machine.
portation and deeper water at the Addre« J. M . E dey ,
about
in
the
last
two
years,
since
IN
tf ¡9-188
M oro, Oregon.
the banquets given and received mouth of the Columbia river with
by the M oro business men in 1912. a fedet af.dredger of large capacity
It bat goes to show how rich this for coptinuoug operation After
county is in its natural resources he had finished hit talk L.Barnum
;refs and re
Cockerefs
roosters for
when more than $200,000 of new presented the following resolution from prize winning stock
Glass, Paints, and Oils.
Bone and Alfalfa Meal.
W i n t e r Is t h e n a m e o f a s e a s o n , n o t t h e
farm products can be marketed which was gdopted unanimously particulars write to .
A 'Q B M T B
1 *0 1 *
d e s c r ip t io n o f a C l i m a t e
M rs . E. E . B arzee ,
from waste at an insignificant part and a copy ordered sent to the
3t.j9-23*
M
oro,
Oregon.
Oregon
delegation
at
Washington
of its cost, in any one year, as was
T he O bserver.
MORO UNITY CLUB BHTBRTMNS dlvisipq,
NEW HOTEL PERKINS I
HOTGL
0R6G0N
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
TH E
S TA R
B A R N
HOTEL MORO
George Ellard, proprietor
A U TO M O BILE FOR H IR E
Opposite Postoffice
Moro
|it if iit ia t UarihoiH | (i|illiag (e
Oregon.
HOTEL
A LB ER T
The Dalles, Oregon
AILL FEED AND FLOUI
For Sale
V IN T O N H O T E L
Grass Valley, Oregon,
Moro Pharmacy
i
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
C alifornia
0
lilt Conbint Fir S ib •
Plynooth In k
G IN N & ’ C O L E M A N
------------------- ns-------------------
Canton Plows, Superior and Peoria Drills. -
** raxc-rraA.«
For all kinds of machinery carried in stock
or procured on short notice.
L E T US H E L P YO U
WnJreas, the development of
done last year.
A . C. Black, of the Union Meat commerce is chiefly dependent on
company, said it was a disgrace to transportation facilities; and, that
transportation by water is . the . The land known as the Erskine-
have the name of being such a
to the land of Sunshine, Frails and Flowers. Outdoor Sports— Auto Trips
cheapest form known and the ville farm. For particulars and
great wheat exporting state when most attractive to the encourage
among tke Orange G ro v e s -T rip . to tke Beaches-Surf B athing-and the
and terms addre»,
usdreds of varied amusements for which California is famous
the same wheat, kept within the ment of northwest industry, and
♦
H . L . D ennis ,
state, and fed to liyeatock, particu further ghat we have the Colum 4t-189-jl6
Lake Bay, Wash.
R o u n d T r i p T ic k e t s a t R e d u c e d F a r e s
larly hogs, would return double bia river a great natural transpor
money to any producer of tation artery, .with one great
drawback, the bar at its mouth;
F o r h a n d s o m e B o o k le ts
| grain. H e alto said that it was a and whereas, the great carriers of
d e s c r ip tiv e o f C a li f o r n ia ,
matter of self preservation and self leading steamship companies will
to any
sup,
I am repared, to supp’y
interest, as well as a matter of state not be sent to the ports of the
loro, fresh milk or cream;
a ls o f o r F a r e s , T i c k e t s o r
pride other things being equal, to Columbia unie« there is sufficient either special order or by the
R e s e r v a tio n s
month. Delivered to the house.
patronize Oregon made products; water on the bar; be it
Resolved: That the citizens of Orders left at meat market will
and
dwelt
particularly
upon
the
Call on any Agent of the
receive prompt attention.
amount of breakfast food and-cer Sherman county as assembled at
E ugene A midon ,
M
oro
on
this
January
17th,
1914,
eals impotted into Oregon from
Oregon-Washington Railroad
M oro, Oregon
do most heartily and u rg e n tly 3t-jl6
other-states .when there were mills petition Congre« for the passage.
A Navigation Company
in the state that made a specialty as an emergency measure, i, of
ot the
tne • *
j I-.« -
of such products and they could bill proposing an appropriation OliajCU IW fll
r 'c S S E I . -
be had in any quantity and would 2
From my farm eight miles east
O A L I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y * W O R K I N Y O U R be more fresh and appetizing than river bar. the assurance being that of G ra « Valley a bay mare, three
years old this s p rin g , branded IS
id le days by te llin g your neighbors of th e good the eastern made products. Refer- with such a dredger added to the on right shoulder, fore top clipp-
ing to the live stock industry he scouring action of the jetties, a
•hows
q u a lities o f The Obeerver.
If you ca n ’t get their sub
also aaid that when the Portland channel depth of 40 feet may be ed, broke to work and
marks. Reward paid
for
_____ MIMMfgl
pai
scriptions, send us th eir addresses and we w ill send live stock market was put upon a obtained in but little more than a collar
information or return. Phone at
year,
and
it
ia
also
prayed
that
the
them «am ple copies. We pay for all so licitin g you do business basis, three years ago,
Celilo canal be completed at the my expense or write to roe at
A rthur S mith . _
p y Subscribe for T he Obeerver. B eet W eekly published Oregon marketed through that earliest possible moment to en box l l i
Gran Valley, Oregon-
medium 29,000 of the 85,000 head able barges in tow to transport tf-189
i s th e In lan d E m pire. E veryone leads it.
PLAN
A V IS IT
Faro Fir
Fresh Milk fir S ill
ß
The Grain Growers Conveniences
1
' ' Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of m a il.
and the Telephone.
There ia another convenience which all
farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ao-
oount with a good bank.
The possessor of such an account
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
- *• «r’
*
His hills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
the neceeeary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
D
The Iflasco Warehouse Willing { •.
Bank, o f M ° ro -
L