SB
The
O b serv er
Try the famous Sunday
dinner
at the Hotel M oro.
Any and all kinds of post cards
at Moro Pharmacy.
Mn»o, «Bravali oo ,
0 w W ' .
Management, circulation, etc.,
of the Sherman County Observer,
published weekly at M oro, Ore­
gon, required by act of congress
August 24th, 1912.
The name of the editor, manag­
ing editor, business manager, Sftd
publisher of the above named
newspaper b C. L. Ireland whose
post office address is M oro,
Oregon.
There are no other owners,
bond holders, holders of mort­
gages or notes of any kind against
said newspaper.
C. L. I r e l a n d .
Subscribed before me this 2d day
of April, 1914
J o h n M . P a r r y .
Notary Public for Oregon.
M y commission expires Sept., 17,
Judge > . R- Parker
W EHAVE
A
1913
USED CARS FOR SALE
D . R . Parker, judge of the Cir­
See M illik in “ the harness mak­
cuit Court for this district, Was in
er" at Wasco, Oregon.
Sherman county this week attend­
A ll the leading magazines and
ing to court matters and while
periodicals at the M oro Pharmacy.
here visited different sections of
the county in the interest of his
R. J. Ginn has been confined
renominatioa at the Republican
to his home this week by sickness.
primaries to the office of Circuit
Miss Jennie G inn is visiting in
Judge.
the county with her father and
M r. Parker b now completing
brother.
No. 78 o . ». ».
his first term as judge for this dis­
P »pillar coanoiiinicatioa
Always in stock, beautiful Birth
trict and we are of the opinion
«ach 2 d M d 4th Tbamtoy
Day
Postal
Cards,
at
the
Observer
that he has been most fair and
.eveaiaas aaoethly.
F7 E. Foams»,
impartial in the discharge of his
Book Store.
duty.
Each candidate for office
John Fields of Rufus was io
M o r o LoN po, N o . 111.
generally
enunciates some particu­
the city Tuesday, visiting with bis
- I , O. O. F. Moro, Or.
TH E S E CARS ARE IN A j CONDITION
lar reason why he thinks the vot­
wen _ ____w son Earl and fam ily.
ers at large should support him in
______ at 7:30 o ’clock.
Carbolinium, fresh stock, direct
And W e Absolutely Guarantee Them For One Year From Date of Purchase
Visiting member* are cor«
the
quest for a certain office and
1914.
d ia lly in v ite d .
Member*
from
Germany,
now
on
sale
at
that is the principal reason why
__ ,
expected to be preaent.
B . F a OAM, N oble Grand.
The Observer Book Store.
Judge Parker announces as his
Overland 5 Passenger 1913 Model;
A . I L Kaaawa»», Secy.
Overland 5 Passenger 1913 Model;
for Sunday, April 5
platform that he will “ perform
Flashlight and telephone bat­
run less than 1000 miles; our demonstrator;
run less than 2000 miles; price new $1140;
the duties of the office of Circuit
teries at Moro Pharmacy.
Presbyterian church:
has slip cover and non skid tires; just as
Our price $800; will sell part ’ cash and the
Let us hear the conclusion of Judge fearlessly-and impartially,
M is. C. E . Sheets will entertain
good as new; will sell for $925; part cash
always making technical errors
the Dorcas Society next Wednes­ the whole matter. Fear G od, and
balance on time.
balance on time.
An : substantial
day. A pril 8th; the regular social keep his commandments: for this subordinate
For G ravi
rights of the parftes’’ at law. N o
is the whole duty of man, Ecc.
I hereby announce myself a day for the month.
one
can ask more of a judge and
. STUDEBAKER 3o
candidate for the Republican
X ll:13 . Sabbath School at 10 a.m.
Ansco
cameras
and
camera
sup­
no
one
should
expect
less;
the
nomination to the office of Circuit
A gospel sermon at 11 a. m. also
practically new; in perfect condition; price
Judge of the eleventh judicial di»* plies at M oro Pharmacy.
actions of M r. Parker on the
at
7:30
p.
m.
Prayer
meeting
and
trict, subject to the approval of the
new $1300, will sell for $850; part cash and the
F. L . Huhiry and son Frank bible study Wednesday evening bench, in this county, while hold­
Republican voters at the primary
balance on time.
election on M ay 15th next.
If were up from Rufus last Sunday at 7:30. You are invited to all ing court goes to prove that he
always
has
striven
to
that
end.
on
a
visit
to
T
.
E.
Hulury
of
the
renominated and re-elected to a
these services.
And that brings us to another
second term, 1 will in the future M oro Garage, son of F. L .
Services in Monkland next
as in the past, perform the duties
thought: W e are always proud
Parker lucky curve fountain Sabbath at 2:30.
of said office fearlessly and im­
to have an interest in some one
A . J. Adams, pastor.
partially, always making technical pens at M oro Pharmacy.
pi op ^sition that to others appeal
contemplating buying a car this year will save money by buying any one of these cars as they are
errors subordinate to the sub­
Ginn. Coleman A. Co. have Methpdist church:
as commendable and worthy of
in excellent condition and are standard makes. If interested write us and we will call upon you.
stantial rights of the parties.
D. R. P a r k e r . sold to C. R. Belshee, for use on
Preaching Sunday morning and serious thought; this may be re­
the Stewart farm recently leased, evening in M oro. Sunday School duced as a phrasing of having a
a drill, harrow, and disc.
For Grcaat
10 a. m.
Epworth League and certain pride of community in­
“ T q the Republican voters of the
Columbia Phonographs and Christian Endeavor meets6:30p.m. terest or possession; to carry the
eleventh judicial district. I here­
G. A. Smith, pastor. idea further: we have noticed
by announce myself as a candi­ records at M oro Pharmacy.
with what frequency Judge Parker
date for nomination on the Re­
A serious fire in a drug store of
has been called upon by the
Transfers.
publican ticket, at the coming pri­ the Perkins Hotel building crip­
Cw»O Keaky
R
mary election, for the office of
to
March
28,
1913
county
of Multnomah to preside
i
M
ar.
21.
Dating from
Circuit Judge of the eleventh pled that hotel in Portland for a
in times of emergency and press
judicial district, subject to the ap­ tew days last week, caused largely
James R. Johnson to Frank of court business so that their
proval of the Republician electors by smoke.
Morrow; undivided % lot 6 block couits may not be too far delayed
at such election. *
Mazda
Electric
Globes
of
all
4,
McPherson’s 1st addition to with the work in hand; any judge
M . D . S hanks , Condon.
sizes for sale at M oro Pharmacy. Wasco $400.
in the state is liable for this duty,
Arthur Smith was. in from his
W m . B. Campbell to Ernest A. but if not capable and fully quali­
Hatching eggs and baby chicks,
T o the Republican voters of
Rutledge farm last week; be re­ Medien lots 5 and 6 in block 4. fied one such time of service is Anconas and S. C. W h ite; Leg­
the twenty-eighth representative ports that the wheat crops in his I
horns. M y Anconas won blue
McPherson’s 1st addition
to l enerally sufficient.
district: I hereby announce my­
ribbons at Moro 1913.
Judge
Parker
held
a
six
weeks
self as a candidate for the nomi­ section as looking exceptionally Wasco $1000.
1 have the W hite Leghorn cock
<erm
at
Portland
in
the
spring
of
nation on the Republican ticket fine.
W hipple A . McLogan to Henry
which won first prize as a cockerel
Io the office of Representative for
Abstracts promptly made by the A. Kembell; lots 2 and 3 block 7, 912 and another of four last June at Salem poultry show, Jan., 1913
the twenty-eighth representative Sherman County Abstract Com­
and July and still a third term and third prize as cock at Tacoma
original town of Wasco.
district, subject to the will of the
during the month of March, just 1913. Stock Carefully selected for
A T Y O U R S E R V IC E
pany,
M
oro,
Oregon.
voters af the coming primary
Henry A . Kembel to trustees of closed. Attorneys of Multnomah vigor and egg production. Hatch­
election.
J. W . DONNELLY.
Christian church of Wasco; lots 2 / county agree that the ability of ing eggs $1 50 per 15, $2.50 per 30
•I
250,000 feet of mixed lumber
and $3.50 p e r »
'
3. 4, blk. 7 city o f Wasco $120.
udge Parker is equal to their v Baby chicks, Anconas 15c each,
THE
Far State
car of International Portland Cement
Alexander Scott to Mrs. Bertha own judges and in some cases $7.00 per 50.
T o the Republican voters of
W hite Leghorns
28th representative district: You
12c each. $5.50 per 50.
Order
possibly
he
was
better
qualified
to
Daugherty;
lots
1,
4,
5,
and
8,
2000— 18 and 21 inch cedar posts
O B SER VER BOOK
now for next winters layers.
will please take notice that it is my
block 9, town of Sherman $1.00. try the case at issue.
. car of Brick
Also have Pekin Duck eggs 60c
intention to become a candidate
E. E . Porter, by Sheriff to
STORE
at the coming primary election for
per
9,
$1.00
per
18.
E. Block, who makes his home
Sash and D oon in stock.
M aude E. P attee ,
the nomination of State Represen­
John Karlen; swX n < X ; n X in the Chinese city of Shanghai,
16 inch Pine, Fir, Oak, and Slab Wood
191ml3a3
Monkland, Oregon.
tative from Mid district on the
': has on m I c a well selected ' swX; n w X seX; section 17; n X and is engaged in the exportation
Republican ticket.
neX ; n e X nw X ; section 18; seX
of Celestial hen fruit to this
variety of
I am not entering this race at
seX; section 7; n X n w X ; w X
the instigation of any faction or
country left San Francisco last
neX ; n w X * X ; n e X w t f ;
clique and promise that, if nomi­
week for his home in China. H e
nated and elected, I will represent :: E A S T E R post cards ;: swX; section 16, all twp 5 s r 18
For sale at a bargain, second
expects to ship /iffy carle ads o
the whole people and not only a
hand
well drill outfit, complete,
|e
w
m
$2500.00.
Chinese hen fruit to the United
part thereof.
C lay C. C lark . n n n m n n m < n t n o »
in first class shape. Address,
John Karlen to A. H . LaCroix; States monthly, claiming that ar-
T he D alles I ron W orks .
Always read the Observer.
Far Caaaty Clark
same as preceeding transfer $1.00. rangments have been made for 3t
The Dalles, Oregon.
OREGON
MORO,
Best mucilage and brushes at the
I hereby announce to the voters
that
amount
with
the
various
Luella L . Teale to Metta G .
of Sherman county, that I am a Observer Book Store.
Axtell; »X nw X section 6 twp 2 cities of the Pacific coast.
candidate for the nomination of
J. R. Kaseberg was a visitor last s r 18 e w m $10.
County Clerk, of Sherman county,
$109
Oregon, at the coming Republi­ week in the county from Portland
M y stock this year is improved
__ paper w ill ba
Arthur Phillips to Mary E.
in » ■ ■ ■ » i
,
there
la
at least one
rwTTw:
accompanied
by
Ross
McIntyre
can primary election, and il
pleased to toi
by adding birds from the famous r V T
science baa been
Phillips;
parts
of
lots
8
and
9,
Shaded
(HsanM
nominated and elected, I will per t who was looking at some farm
I
at
area.
and
th
a
t
la
Sheppard strain; a breeder who
------ -
able to cur* to a
b Cura la the only
C a ta r r h . H a ll** —
form the duties of the office to property with an idea of purchas- block 1, city of M oro.
has won at W orld Shows in Lon­
rn to the medical
poaltlve cura now I
,.jy a constitutional
fraternity. C a te R ti
the best of my ability, as I have
don, England, and New York.
»netltutlonal treat-
earnestly endeavored to do dur­ " lio n . J. A. Smith, former state
Married at the home of the
Cure Is taken ln-
Setting of 15 for $1.50 Write or
_ upon the blood
tem ally. actin»
ing my present term as clerk.
ia f'th e Byetom.there-
phone. A. R ose ,
and mucoua eurf
senator
from
this
county
and
now
brides
sister.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Conly
at
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail
datton o f the dis-
K. A. M c P herson .
a31*
Moro, Oregon.
Atlent atrenyth by
•a * * , and »Ivina
and
the
Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
resident of Blalock, was
in
the
|
Fallon,
Nevada,
March
18th,.
Btlon and aaslatln»
was
b u lld ln r up tha <
1. The proprietors
nature In dotn»
1914,
Miss
Madge
Spoon
to
M
r.
farmers should have — and many do have
a checking ac­
Far Cenaty Sheriff
its curative pow-
county last week on business con­
have ao m ack f
Hundred Dollars
a t they
count
with
a
good
bank.
The
possessor
of
such
an account
I hereby announce to the voters nected with the sale of his farm J. p. Hunt. Miss Spoon was a •ra th
to
cure.
Send
any case
„ hat of t o » ..
of Sherman county, that I am a near Monkland to N . P. Hansen. former resident of this county and
avoids
ths
risk
of
having
his
money
on
his
perron
or about
A
CO.,
Teledo.
O.
AMreae: F J.
One new two gang 14-inch plow
candidate for the nomination of
B b M by all _
is a sister to Mrs. O . C. Morten­
for
eoastlpetloa.
his
home
where
it
is
in
danger
of
fire
and
thieves.
Take H a ll'*
with two extra shears and one
J. C. Coy, who has been a visit­
CountySberiff.of Sherman county,
His bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, bat
rolling cutter for $55.
Oregon, at the coming Demo­ or in the county during the last sen.
G inn CO leman a C o .
also a convenience in his home transactions where very often
J. C. Freeman, as mayor of
cratic primaries May 15th and it week from The Dalles, left Thurs­
nominated and elected, I will day for his new home at Carson, Moro, has appointed April 14th,
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
Any one wanting to purchase a
perform the dutic3 of the t ucc to.
Tuesday,
as
clean
up
and
fix
’em
Don’t atop to think thia over, but start an aoooont now with
fresh milch caw Write or phone.
the best of my aLility, and for the Wash. H e has traded his fruit
day.
It
is
the
intention
to
divide
G eorge H ennagin ,
best interests of tiu tax payers and farm in Wasco county for a dairy
From tpy single comb Black
M oro, Oregon.
citizens in general, as I have farm in Skamania county. Wash 1 the city into sections with a leader 3ta3
Minorca»;
orders for eggs {or
easnestly endeavored to do dur-
hatching now filled at $1 for
io i my
¡ n a s s p - - * •
fifteen or $5 per hundred. Phone
to the Nish store, Monkland; or
Wanted a wheat firm , bargain, write me direct. P H . ZonEL,,
The business men of Wasco
Far Cannty Treasnrer
principles of Socialism on the
Monkland, Oregon. f i
south of base line, locate,describe, 6tm20-90
uk J b
1 hereby announce myself as
ballot for the 1914 election.
It I have declared a holiday for and price. Ownen only, address,
X
candidate for nomination for the is reported they will urge the re­ April 9th and will join with the 468 Myrtle it. Portland, Oregon.
office of County Treasurer for
up-to-date-farmers of that section
Sherman county Oregon, at the peal of the initative and referen­
in a day of work on the
dum
law
and
will
try
to
pass
the
coming Republican pnmaries. If
The ideal farm fowl, possess­
proportional
repreaentation
mea-
McDonald John Day river grade
nominated and elected I wdl p
ing size, hardiness, and excellent
form the duties of that office to sure which some believe w ill be A basket lunch will be served at
Lots of bunch grass and plenty laying qualities. Eggs f ° r setting,
easy method of establishing | noon to the workers.
tf,e best ol my «bUit^ W a l l a n .
of running water; $1 25 per month; $1.50 for fifteen. Address
an
Mrs. W . E. Newton,
write or phone, J. M. MARLIN,
socialism throughout the state.
» . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a a c o , O re g o n
W ith few exceptions the roads a3m80
Grass Valley, Oregon. 6t-m6al0-191
M oro, Oregon
FHVIH1O I of Sherman county are in better
Y our chickens will soon pay
condition than ever before. Each
for them selves in increased eg|,
*
it » being better understoo<
D E A L E R S IN
production if you will use a quart
what
a
good
road
it
and
what
it
Eggs
for
hatching
$1.00
for
15.
can of carbolineum around the
Should
try
our
famous
ch’ck
ia
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders
means to a community to be able Alternate system of Cockerels used en plate dinners; all kinds oLnice
chicken house and perches; you
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Indian sandwich, pie. cake, good coffee.
to haul large loads over the high­ in our breeding pens.
can get it at the Observer Store.
Cedar
f^sts, and Hay.
Runner duck eggs. $1.00 for 13.
W olfard L unch C ounter
way with lass expense for team
W . H . D avis , R . F. D . 3,
and outfit than it formerly de­ 3ta3
Woodburn, Oregon.
MANUFACTURERS OF
manded to transport a less load to
b the Only Life Iaanrasee
C o m p a n y E xc lu liv e ly O reg o n market.
An O ld Trusty 120 egg incuba
- - ita la v a s i-
rd of Buc-
tor
in good condition at a price
Now is the time to hatch winter
»ol—fih Innbb,- wrltt. Mr» Ô. C Drmn,
•
.
layers; Black M in o r«» or Ancon- of only $8.
Also one good six lid range,
as, egg« for hatching 15 for $1.
A L L the
with reservoir; price $15.
B e s t f o r O re g o n ia n « cor»., f .« .
|
W rite or call on
For Couoty
A. C. T h o m p s o n , .
M rs . A gnesi B risbine ,
m C MaSVi
mm
a3tf
Monkland, Oregon
i»a*
Oanaral
box L, M oro, Oregon.
3ta3-17)
F R ID A Y .......... t .A pril
3,
1913
AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES
Overland Model 79
Political Notices.
ANY PERSON
W ALTHEB-WILLIAMS HDWRE CO
The Dalles,
Oregon.
and Chickens For Sale
To Our Customers
Well Drill Outfit
g Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co.
Inconas-the Egg Machine
The (rain (rouiere [onvnnieneie
&
iang Plow For Sale. ‘ L
Fresh Dew For Sale
Hack iinorcas, Eßs
T h i | | | u « U i n k i i u fDilliig Co-
lin k , t i Worn.
« h u t F in MB
Pastura For Rent
Darmi Hjaouth lic k
l u i ) I i t i n f » in to C h iikin
Buff Orpington Eggs
Indtpendint y ir tk o u i ( R illlif (o
Iravulurs i t Biggs
For Saia
MILL FEED AND FLOU1
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