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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1914)
The TT umy* a view of increasing the, lim it of the parcels post have proven so successful that parcels weighing 100 pounds soon may be shipped by mail. The wsigpf is now 50 pounds within the first 150 miles and 20 pounds to all Weather, the common, steady, reliable, Sherman county sort that Jupiter Pleuvius generally gives this section, seldom receives more than paming notice, when a wind storm hits the high places as did the storm of Sunday night, then we have to mention that the wind gauge came near being dislocated by the pivotal action of the ele ments upon its superimposed an- l ì moni«« when 1 In tha morali O bserver. F R ID A Y ..........January 30. T. The state food commimioncr» ; > W H W l f r i I I I 1 1 1 11 H I H atomy. That may oe going some , . for language, but the wind was a office have arretted a number of ; G u sta v S ch reib er s southern Oregon merchant! for ■; dote second. * selling short weight butter and ; n *’ Hitter not having the makers ; MitfCir» Knv Î’ It hat been demonstrated that 1913 fllllSlV IMI A . . over grazed range in the national name. forests can be brought back to use Our second cold snap is now « ■ under a system of regulated graz t o P ro d u e s H u - ing faster than if they are le t no- with its. but the snow first wat a « •- I A u to m a tic a lly . visitor and the ground is most « » i cncrally covered with snow thin « MITCHEL will minimize the freezing weath- - M Makers of phonographs arc aiming to use wood instead of metal in all parts of the instru ment where this is possible, in or der to increase the mellowness of company, Oregon marawou u im e c w M M b an4j *n day the tone. ivestock during the past twelve worked a t making those little me- months than during any other ehanicai contrivance m which steel A rancher has applied for the similar period in the state’s his- prouga are made to discourse melodies renting of 320 acres of national lory. N o t only w«t 1913 a record * _ « » < “ « forest in Colorado, to be used, io breaking year but Oregon farmer» ‘ i“b l. connection with other private received the beta price» ever paid I ataaavom ia to n a fc . a M t- in the west for all classes of meat I ter oue than any be had yet mad«, and animals, the prices for hogs, es-1 when he had dene so setting out again pecially, being higher than in any •» I * - 1“ • 1 ““ whl^ j Recent experiments conducted other market in the United State» ° 'to *“ otner marxei in me u u n c when kept wttfita 1> ud«. Is a valuable by the postoffice department with ■ one, but which ^ c o n tro lle d Is liable fiW ..................... ***»{ NEW HOTEL PERKINS : £ £ £ ; ' Z > 7 . \ Portland, Oregon. am at wort I a d -.l/a n y o o tt kindly." Positively moat osatraMy located. Fifth 8 t cars peas the doora every few minutes. P«palar Prteto RMtanraat OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXX» W HEN IN PORTLAND H 0T6L STO P AT OReCON Corstr of Ttk and 8tsrk Strsst. HI. 6 . ; 1 If each of the 12,600,000 n a il» ]» pnatue. bad m a tt. used in the conatroction of the Schrettar la kla <M re» — »bo* palace of machinery, tbh large« ‘ V , “ b. building at the P an a m a-P acific!^ ^»ioc.4. It w m to p‘ay a area, sounds of motoc. pot of a YtoSa ac a , goto or any iaatrumaot Chat ragatraa a human touch, hot a music box. Tat there was nothing moehantoal shoot I t Indeed, tt was fu ll e f feeling. I t wan low and swoat, a luUahy. A t ttmro H would das In a plalntivu emoennds, than gradually sink, softly, ns It had in tern atio n alexp o sitio n , were <gfferaDt melodies. Bach melody was placed end to end. they would ¡an bo a gam and bn rendarad w ith a rtretch along for 497 tnilea, o r aa « r e -» — . a • « « < * or areptare Schreiber ram ng In his hod and outside of the first two zones. far »» from San Francfaco to «1— «> tt«t «< a b « ^ » listened. , a „» ~ , ~ xx . vvmo I order tor accouipHub th is ho moat gave "Vather," camo a voice a t hlo door, Grant s Pass. Oregon.- Thia cal-1 pieces he need played by a “ds yon hear the muelcT Isn’t It da- rotation is based on the estimates whose teach, ax te u mion t n- ttd o u a r . J? .- , of the engineer in charge of con- deed, a ll those « o a u ti« that go to struction. The contents of .the ( ■sake up perfection in m uate-w are of 1800 keg», retimated at 12,600.000 rech a <m.«» bto there is a 150,000 pounds ot for nails were used in erecting the I daughter. Hilda. She was noted fa r and wWe ber rendering of all kinds of eign butter in Seattle with no building. * j «male, from that portraying a cascade market for the stuff; the last ship . . . . to that descriptive of the storm wind ment of 14,600 pounds thhat was Corn growing in the northwest gehrtobar kept HHda playing for him. received was sent to Spokane and succeeds wherever acclimated seed drat trying to produce in Ma box dell- Chicago. Dealers in butter are e °r0 i. reed and proper culture, are loosing money rapidly in that methods are observed. lh e U . I ter ,n OB< klnd t)»AXk another; b u t city just now. D IC K IN S O N , M a n a g e r. It is new, and its rooms are provided with runping water and longdistance telephones. European plan. Rates |1 per day and up. WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY Tran» tent T e a m G iv e n Prom pt Attention vg George Ellard, proprietor A U TO M O BILE FOR H IR E oooooooooooooooooooooooooo INCREASING Your Advertising IN T H E 2.— ' ^ D E A L E R S IN L im e, Plaster, Cement, Builders Supplies, L u m b e r,... Wood, Coal, Cedar Posts, and Hay. SHERHAN COUNTY OBSERVER can not be figured as addit- ional expense. It is sim ply “ n investm ent from w hich to receive good returns. ginning to ship by freight to the nearest railroad point and then have their goods forwarded by mail. Shipments of as high U ft withstanding that the law contains i a provision by which the hard-1 j- ships imposed can be remedied. Merchants every where are be- O J M J l HOTEL MORO N « u « » t Hotel to Business Center, Bank and D epot Courteous T rea tm e n t, Clean Beds and Table the best the m a rk e t w ill / Parcel post is proving a terror I to star route mail carriers, not r - J ft-j M ANUFACTURERS OF * T2J\ FLOUR ‘*f BjjA i | u| 1 j as J I 50,000 pounds are becoming com -] C am era S u p p lies, r mon; while the mail carrier goes I broke or faces a suit with the! I powerful United States govern- I ment for breach of contract. A I P h on ograp h s and Records, a **« » * | I mine in Idaho is shipping ten ton I BTMT of ore from its mine to the smelter I T eleph one B a tte r ie s, gn F o u n ta in P e n s, was obucod to k » ax *OB EM- P o st Card Shop, by parcel post, and laying off its thou<h hu aucurad aome rumartabW ro- teams and workmen to have it raita. «till tt»«ra wa« «om«thfeg to Hn- 1 | da'a rendition o f «very ptoee feat ha n* •* I — 4* 'iiur»hanlcflllv. Ro S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 6 0 . and m a n y o th er sid e lin e s a t th e Moro Pharmacy Opposite Postoffice Oregon R. D . JACKSON ••••«••••••••••••••••••••••••a «nee in office, the governor it not H « « . Htito « 5 » tt. compelled to request their resigns-1 bowse, w I mto bar ro t* aad ettoa roach-1 tions; if the district attorney of I tb« oeighhora, «no of whom, a w o R. J. GINN Baker county ha» been guilty of fw-hrMb«'. mmte such conduct, it is more dignified, I box! h « w ill drtv« poor H ilda into h«d- at least, to force him out of has».- The Dalles, Oregon GINN & M COLEMAN 1 " ■........ U ......... ............. office inttead of publicly calling him a near-pauper and every aod ,b« had scarcely «pokaa Mb« word« printable unprintable name in the I wh«« hi« safe eUcimd and, »©oking oat Engliah language; now the gover- ^ ¡ 3 * S T a w 'r e t t t t l t t a J t t Headquarters for our Sherm an County friends; prices reasonable; first class restaurant w ith the hotel. znrorojLrWroro Glass, Paints, and Oils. nor is after Attorney General th« shop with a stop as light as i f ha Crawford to cancel the charter of had winga a t Wa ankiea. Copperfield. but «t utual be keep» *^ > 1 « all the “ evidence” be claims to «miS^Scbreib^lbaaght-hada him FREE AUTO B U S TO A N D FROM ALL TRA INS ro.oaasg’r m xro Bone and Alfalfa Meal rooaa Cantos Plows, Superior and Peoria Drills. have carefully concealed. The rood morning and aald that ha would to w n h r e . bonded debt which tt“ For all kinds of machinery carried in stock must be satisfied before the gover- off troabie. ahosrod tho man alt tha non whim ckn be allowed. hosro In the «hop, making each owa or procured on short notice. play a tuna, hot woo« of thorn wa« a°°d enough for tho would ho pur- The boys and girls of Oregon chaser. A t last tho U tta r aakod aboqt who will earnestly strive to make the box under proems of construcUoo. omu — ro , VINTON HOTEL J. E. COLEMAN x xx Vary Strang«. *om (f u r io u s ly )-It i you eon.*t look aftor ““ ’“T Grau Valley, Oregon Entirely new, convenient to business. Clean beds, and table the best the market /w ill afford. Prioes reasonable. Com mercial trade solicited. i CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES. g<0 X L IT T L S M ISSIO N A R Y W O R K IN YOUR Bw idle days by telling your neighbors of the good thenMeive» proficient in potato growing, ratting corn, vegetables The stronger oxaasliMd tho box roror or pigs, will find themselves entitled roily, then said: ,,%jx to a reward well worthy their best efforts. The Agricultural College haTe attempted. I am quite is planning to give to at least two aora that I can do What you have fail- boys esch entire county a trip to aecompiiah." , £ £ » from for the week o l¡th to e 'r stale fair. In addition, at least ten of the highest scoring prise- Mm«Aaa aanall kmwro mil til roar . -vary won. **** W tt. Take tha box and do roe aaa. a aava noo * » : ; Are not alone oonfiood to Rural Frat Delivery of mail and the Telephone. There is another oonvenienoe whleh all farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ao- eount with a good hank. The posssesor ol sueh an aoooont avoids tha risk of having hie money on hie perron or about k b home where it b in danger of fire and thieves. > H it bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but also a oonvenionoe in hb home traneaetiocs where very often the neoeeeary change for oonoluding settlement la not at hand Don’t stop to think thb over, hut start an account now with qualities of The Observer. If you can’t get their sub- •criptions, sand us their addresses and wa will ssnd Ihsss sam ple oopiss. Ws pay for all soliciting you do f g T Subscribe for The Observer. Beet Weekly published la tha Inland E m pire.. Everyone roads it. ?
