I I I I I I I I
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I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I 11 I I U I I I I I I I I I I I
for Sunday, August 9.
T h e o n ly way in this w o rld to
make a c o m m u n ity rich and pros­ M ethodist church:
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
perous is to p rom ote trade in it,
Preaching service at 11 a.m. and
both p ro d u c in g and consum ing.
T h e nearer the consumer is to the at 8 p.m .
producer the better both are off, . A ll are heartily in vite d .
John Robertson, pastor.
and this takes cognizance o f the
fact that every liv in g man is in Presbyterian church:
some o f his aspects‘ a producer
Sabbath School at 10 a.m.
M o rn in g service at 11 a. m.
and in others a consumer.
We ' sometim es w onder how
Residents and sojourners in o u r
m any citizens nse this tow n to th e 1 tow n are c o rd ia lly in v ite d to the
greatest possible advantage to i 11 o ’clock service. CJood music
FOSS &. BENSON
MORO,
OREGON
Agents for Geo. N. Crosfield, Wasco
DEALERS
IN
Harvest Machine Supplies,
Combine Chains,
Cylinder Teeth, Oils and Grease, feeder Sticks,
Hardwood Lumber,
Hose and Low Down Pumps,
Cold Rolled Shafting, Iron, Coal and Steel,
Mitchell Wagons,
Winona Wagons,
Iron Wagons,
The famous Good Stover Gas Engine,
Automobile Supplies, Tires, Tubes, Lubricating Oils,
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G A S O L IN E
M ANUFACTURERS
Local Church Announcement»
Our Hone Town.
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we can
Hold fvery one Level on Oil Prices
&
W e have a good supply of Harvester
ft Oils at attractive prices. Also a good
ft supply of H ub and Mica Grease and
ft Compound; every thing to please you. 2
themselves. Suppose everybody and a c o rd ia l welcom e.
lo o k u p o n this tow n as an organ­
A. J. Adams, pastor.
ization designed especially to co n ­
Sherman County Pioneer at Rest.
tribute to his co m fo rt, his progress
and his happines
W h a t has it
E m m itt O lds, a pioneer farm er
to offe r th a t he must have in
of
the Grass V alley district, died
o rd e r to be happy and contented
in
T
h e Dalles Thursday evening, I X
and that he cannot secure else­
July 30th, at 10:30 o ’clock, aged
where?
L et h im fo r
m om ent consider 68 years. M r . O ld s had been!
spending some tim e at Ship- V / r / / / / / / /
the in tim a te solutions and co n ­
nections that e » t between local h e rd ’ s Springs on account of his
i
p o p u la tio n a n d rilc patronage of health, and on the day of his
lo ca l m erchants, the supporting death was brought to T he Dalles
and
m a in ta in in g
of
schools, hospital in hopes o f saving his
life, but he died a few hours after
churches and ’plaèes o f amuse­
m ent, the p e rfo rm in g of g o ve rn ­ reaching there. T h e remains were
m ental functions, and, indeed, taken to Grass V a lle y and the
funeral held in that city last Sun­
the m aintenance of c iv iliz a tio n .
day, in te rm e n t being in 1. O .O . F.
T h o u g h he may shut his eyes to
these connections and ignore his cemetery.
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DEALER
Harness Supplies of all Kinds
OF
duty in the premises, (he co n n e c­
tions none the less e iis t and the
duty is none the less obvious.
Wheat Racks, Water Tanks and Troughs,
Auto Springs Made to Order.
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A b ill has passed the house this
•• w e e k e n d is slated to pass the sen-
- ate; lib e ra liz in g c o n d itio n s under
••'w h ic h foreign b u ilt ships m ay be-
•• com e e n title d to A m e rica n regis-
•■ try and p ro te ctio n . In te rn a tio n a l
Yours for Service,
G eorge N. C rosfield
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•• lawyers have declared the measure
• • to be “ pure b uncom e,” as the
U n ite d States was Ijanded a pack-
•«Sr neatly
w rapped fo r such an
occasion, in 1909, w hen this, coun-
• ’ try jo in e d G erm any, E n g la n d ,
•• France and Russia, called
the
••'d e c la ra tio n o f L o n d o n ,” by w hich
•■ 'the tra n s fe r‘‘ of vessels fr o m - th e
r i I I I 1 H - 4 H I I I H I I H I t 11 H H " flag of a belligeren t to a neutral,
d u rin g a war, o r fo r a p e rio d o f
M a k e m y s to re y o u r s to p p in g p la ce
Fmmitt Olds was a native Ore­
H a v e r e c e iv e d a c o m p l e t e lin e o f S a d d l e s
gonian, being born in Yamhill
county September 13th, 18-16. his
F o r L a d ie s , M e n a n d B o y s. *
parents having crossed the plains u
in 1814, taking a donation land
Repair Work Neatly Done in Prompt Time.
claim, and in odd times his father
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After his father's death, in 1S83,
Mr. Olds came to Sherman
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arber
hop
county, having married Miss Eliz-
|bcth Messinger November 23d,
^ P o r c e la i n J S a th T u b .
1873. He first became interested
in sheep raising and afterwards
Everything First Class and up to date.
farming, lie wars active in politi­
A gent for Model S team L a u n d ry of T he D alles
cal affairs, attending nearly every
S hop in B rick B u ild in g n e x t O b se rv e r Office
republican convention held in this
county as a delegate. lie was the
J. N. L A N D R Y , P r o p r ie to r .
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second post master that Grass Val­ <
ley had and was county stock in­
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spector for five terms.
w h e n in W asco.
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thirty days prior to a war, would dcnt of this county, is busy at har­ r
W r e a th s of L a u ra l
not be recognized by any of the vest work with J. C. IJockman. s
ain sewing neatly and
J. G in n is a v is ito r at
He reports that his Frother Stan­ s W e re used Io decorate the brows oí
powers signing the “ declaration.
lie
O b s e r v e r a rd this week, going and re tu rn -^ fa c to rily done M rs. R oy
ley
was married in CliicSfeo June \ conquering Ucros In otden Timis. Now,
^son,
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wheat,
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where he is one of Uncle \ we consécrale the burial places of our
M i l l O . HHKUM a S <’O ..< » R F O '»\
S dead with
M . A . B u ll and fa m ily have re­
w ith w hich to harvest this sea-1 rics, etc., aie declared co n tra b a n d Sam’s distributors of mad.
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turned fro m an auto trip extend­
M o n u m e n ts
son’s crop should read the a d v .1 o f w ar and liable to seizure and
s
August
7,
1914
tlD A Y
ing as far as the ocean cost at N e ­
of J. A . Rasmussen.
confiscation w herever fo u n d , along
oí enduring marble or granite.
tarts.
W e invite you to come in and «ce
E u r e k a - L o d g e N o 12 1.
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--L . p w Hansell w ith the ships that have changed
G et one o f those 20c o r 2 5 c !
20-foot Houser Haines com- s, our newest designs and look over some
A. F. A A M Muro- Or‘
businekS k i i ning such an ¡bine in iood condition.
Ibis is \ of the »emi-coinplcted stones now in
Meet» »he <it»t and third waterm elon» at the M o ro M a rk e t la n d R a ym o n d H enheh» made a ,
^Thursdcv evening» of each w ith w h ich to finish the Sunday fishing party that left W ednesday)
good buy for any one wanting S stock .
Leslie W e b b * fo rm e rly y resi-
Combine Harvester For Sa'e
month
V titling member» d in n e r.
cordially invited to meet
By order of W . M.
T h e fa m ily
J. M. H arry , Secretary.
afternoon fo r Shearer’s.
¡a ire e m e n f. I
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a harvester. H ave finished my
not now rig h tfu lly
lly secure them ; , work , for
,
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8e.,son.
Bankable
this
season. Bankable
hom e o f J. A .
C. H . G ilb e rt, w ho has been and if it ships ¡is products, must note accepted.
I he machine will \
N icholsen was made glad I hurs- i m aking an extended visit w ith his do so at its ow n risk as to ship stand inspection. Come and see S/
B e th 'e h a m C h a p ta r day, July 30t£, by the safe a rriva l daughter. M rs. 1). C. W heat, left
it at mv place, three miles east of
and cargo.
no . 78 o . e . s .
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M o n k la n d
J. A . R A S M U S S E N .
‘ Regular com m unication | o f a b a y
y.
Sunday fo r his hom e at Roseburg.
W a tts M a rb le W o rk s
The Dalles. Oregon.
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each 2d and 4th Thuraday
H . U . M a rtin and fa m ily were
Hans Hansen and w ife returned
... ^evenings m onthly.
! expecting to leave this week fo r to P o rtla n d Tuesday m o rn in g
T»
F- F. F o r t n e r .
[an auto trip to W a lla W a lla and after a visit w ith the fam ilies of
M oscow , Id a h o .
C hris Andersen and Jo h n Ras­
M oro L o d g e , N o . 113,
l. o . O. F. Moro, Or.
W . C. T . U . law n social this mussen.
^Meeting every Saturday ( F rid a y ) afternoon at the hom e
M rs. C. L . P oley entertained
fevening at 7:30 o clock.
Special
^Visiting member» are co r­ ¡o f M rs. W . C. B ryant.
last F rid a y evening in h o n o r of
dially invited.
Members program has been prepared .
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expected to be present. * I
Miss G reta M o o re , w ho was to
nry R u g g l e s , N oble G rand.
W . D . W a lla n and w ife were leave the next day fo r her hom e
F. E. F agan , Secretary.
1 auto visitors Sunday at Rufus, in the Rose C ity.
where they m et th e ir son |_.eland
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the M o rris orchards at,
T h e re has been 200 accidental
on his. way hom e fro m a visit
ifus, L . E. L a n g fo rd has Law-
jn ju ry claim s file d w ith the state
w ith his grandparents in U m a tilla
i blackberries, peaches, good
inckistrial accident com m ission in
county.
□king and eating apples; now
the short tim e the new law has
H arvest ha u lin g has begun to
id y fo r m arket. Lots of to-
been in o p e ra tio n . .
itoes, sweet corn, etc., w ith in a cut and rut the roads o f Sherm an
T h e D orcas Society w ill vary
ry few days. Berries $1.75 a county, and fro m now u n til the
the
usual social day this m onth
ite at M o ro
D eliveries each fa ll rains dust and ruts w ill p re ­
by
an all day basket picn ic at
;ek.
Leave y o u r, orders at d o m in a te when using the h ig h ­
Demoss
Park next W ednesday,
ways in this county.
her of the M o ro stores.
the 12th. Particulars can be se­
cured fro m M rs. Foss, president.
3t
M rs. Chas. E . Poole is visiting
w ith her parents at the R. W .
P in ke rto n hom e
R. P. H ulse has accepted a p o ­
sition w ith the M o ro C om m ercial
C o. in place o f John H a rd in ,
w ho has resigned his clerkship to
take charge o f the Pacific Coast
E le v a to r C o .’s wheat warehouse
at M o ro .
T h e county is having a fa ir­
sized b u ild in g b u ilt on the court
house square to be used as a stor­
age place fo r unused county tools
and m aterial. A store keeper
w ill be a ppoin ted, w ho w ill exact
a receipt fro m any one authorized
to use county goods, and w hich
w ill be kept as a charge against
the user of the m aterial o r tools
u n til returned o r accounted for.
REMINGTON "
T h-s F ir s t D ja ty O f A n y
R if le U T o S h o o t S t r a ig h t
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The thins» that dwtmi'juu Rrmington-UMC Big Game Rifle»
1 from all odSr» o< then claw are certain fundamental refinement,
invented and used exduavJy by the Remington Arm»-Uinoa
Metallic Cartridge Company.
H l a h P o w r S H 3 . A c t i o n R e r - a t c r . w ith the l.m o ® R a n -
Artion
fa w to a -U M C S lid ,
feeturc , S .x shot;
. O ntnence Steel Beirel, petented quick-M iiurteU e Sirs.¿hl
Renunatoa. .3 0 R onm a toa . J 2
Ranunstoo
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Bar Re»l
K ow ngtoe
A ^ t o u L l i n g R i f U e - F i r e dxA . at o re
the m g « « lor each dw C
A e te m a n c .lly eiecl. emptier and L r d j
the h m h a h e l.
M a d e w ith the
Breechj Ham m edem i P odhee Safety Device; Chambered for .2 5
R m m a te B . .3 0 Rem inatoo. .3 2 Remington and 3 5
cartndger—and the! new 2 ï eaKhëe R e m in ^ o a -U M C , Autoload-
o t i n g the
the 2
2 1 1 Rem
R e m iu
g to n Autoloading
A u to lo a d in g (
I R ifle, f o rhootmg
uoton
i._ ,u. R.J n^n A
.a_
( « j the
dealer w ±
ho _ dhplay»
the R « /
the ch
U M Q . H e har there Rem ington-IJM <
can ael them for you.
W ednesday
p o w d e r ro lv e n t. ru rt
nrevenUbvn. nnd gun
lu h n cn n t.
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Remington Arma-Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
fo r
299 B r o a d w a y . N e w Y o r k C i t y
sale
by
Moro Hardware & Implement Co.
at
four
o ’clock, w h ile adjusting a new
gasoline engine on his farm ,
G eorge H e n n a g in had the first
tw o fingers of his right hand
caught in the cogs of the pum p
jack. H e was brought in to M o ro
and D r. C. L . ' Poley had the
fingers dressed by eight o ’clock,
losing one jo in t o f the first and
t,.v tip
„ of ____________
the
the second. It is ___
for-
____
R iflar ta taock now .
T o keep y o u r gun clean ed nnd lu b n c rte d
W f L m e R e m O il the new
,
m o rn in g
If
north of M o ro .
Monkland, Oregon.
Shoe and Harness Repaiiliig
1 have decided to locate in
Moro permanently and will be
pleased to have your leather re­
pair work. Shoe and harness re-
pairing guaranteed, a specialty.
will lose a nail off one finger and'Shop across the street from eon
fectionery store. 1 am an experi­
have a sore hand for a few m onths
enced leather worker by trade.
J. E. C olem an has his left
hand bandaged as the result
of getting it caught by a p in io n
w h ile setting
header. H e
M..UV
ov.s...«, up •• a _____
G eorge
as a m em ento.
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NOW ON SALE IN MORO
V olhard ,
Moro, Oregon.
Chas. B artlett has returned after a7tf
an absence of tw o years in the
W a lla W a lla section, and is w ork
ing w ith the L . L. Peetz steam
T o o r from any p o in t, p a rtic ­
thresher. M rs. Bartlett is'visitin g ula rly Sherman county. L x p e ri-
w ith her m o th e r until harvest is cnced d rj ver und car always ready.
over, when they expect to leavel Phone me at my expense from
e- Livery Aiitumebile Servies
any place. Reasonable charges
with plenty of time given com­
Bids have been asked fo r th e i mercial men to “ make’’ towns.
MADE BY TH E UNION M E A T CO.
NORTH PORTLAND, ORE.
$
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W hether you raise three hogs o r three hundred, you
cannot afford to o v e rlo o k this fam ous hog fo o d .
Read
what J. M . Fruitts, of Joseph. O regon says about
DIGESTER TA N K A G E.*
$
fo r C a lifo rn ia .
construction of the co n tin u a tio n i
of the C o lum bia H ig h w a y through ,
H o o d R iv e r county, fo r w hich |
G eorge E llard ,
( i rass Valley, Oregon.
M rs. T . H . Fraser an d daugh­
ter, M rs. M abel Jones, were visit­
ors this week at the hom e of J. B.
••S c li'« )1 in B ¡n y o u t h s lim il-l i n v a r i a b l y b e
H o lm a n and fa m ily . M rs. Fraser d f o ir r e c th te e d U to »-l p i e p p c a r in r e n n a e i j i i t c i s o o c i v i u p m .itir t ’n h e lo l x r » t w ln " i» c n y
a rrive d in the county J u ly 26th h e is c a p a b le “ _ l ’ i t s i d e i i t C . V* I j l i o t .
of the
fro m her hom e at P o rtla n d , stop­ o m This h is c th<* u Mission
i m
m
e
pin g fo r a short v is it w ith M rs.
H e rm a n Pape before co m in g to
Forty-sixth School Year Opens
M o ro . F ro m here they expect
i8 th , i q i |
to visit w ith M rs. F raser’s sister at
W rite lor Illustrated loo-pane Book­
K ent, M rs. J. H . H e ly e r, before let, “ THH. LIFE CAREER,” and tor Cata­
log containing full information.
re tu rn in g to the Rose C ity .
THE LIFE CAREER
SEPTEMBER
tunate the accident was not all the county authorities have hired de­
hand.
I tectives to try and place the blame.
U n io n M e a l (.o m p n n y
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N o r t h I o r ila n d , O r e .
Decree C o u rn rs— AGRICULTURE :
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus­
bandry, Poultry Husbandry, H.nr£k, 1Ll’ lAry'
Agriculture tor teachers. H ^ S T R Y ,
L ogging engineering , home E co ­
nomics : Domestic Science, Domestic An,
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p
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iuu
M a r c h 2Sth. 1914
D e a r S ir » :—
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In r e fe r e n c e to th e re su lts o h tiiin e d Ir o m y o u r D i i e s t e r 1 a n k » < e .
1
fo u n d it to he a p r o fita b le and » a t.s fa c to ty fe e d .
1. h - s n o a u p e r io r a . a Ic e d l o r b ro o d
n«ve
■ ow e.
Travekn at Biggs
the county recently voted $75,(XX).
W h e n this w o rk is finished, the
Should try our famous ch :ck-
last obstacle fo r vehicles between en plate dinners; all kinds o f nice
the eastern and western parts o f sandwich, pie,' eake, good coffee.
W oleard L unch C ounter
O regon w ill be tlim inated.,«
E xplosions and fire continue
th e ir reign of destruction to W h it­
man county, W a sh in g to n , thresh­
ing machines. Forty stationary
m achines arid one co m b in e have
so far been destroyed, at first it
was though t by sm ut. T h e loss
has averaged as high as five a day.
Farm ers believe that the damage
is caused by I. W. W. agitators
placing matches in the grain. T h e
2
I t . h ,* h p e rc e n ta g e o l p r o le ,n m a k e , it a g re a t
d e v e lo p e r fo r
I l m ake» » tro n g b o n e d pig» w ith n ic e g lo a s y c o a t .
n o e q u a l to m y .u d g m e n t.
D u r in g th e paat w i n t e r I
have
le d
tb e
u n b o rn
p ig .
In th e » b o w rin g it haa
ta n k a g e
to
my
young
pig» a nd h a v e n e v e r m e t w ith g r e a t e r aucceaa.
V e r y tr u ly y o u ra , ”
( s ig n e d 1 J .
M. T r u itt» .
D IG E S T E R T A N K A G E is made from fresh, wholesome piece« of
m eat.
It develop» bone and muscle and make» pigs G R O W .
En­
dorsed by nil leading Agricultural Experim ent Stations and by the
best breeders and feeders in «very stale. Il s a meal in form, fed wel
or dry, mixed with other fooJs.
D IG E S T E R T A N K A G E can be purchased in.M oro at our W arehouse.
W e have purchased this famous hog food in a ¿arload lot and can give
you the benefit of this saving in freight. If you want your pigs to grow
into fat, healthy hogs, send in your order now to
G INN
Moro,
& C O LE M A N
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ENGINEERING:
Electrical. Irrig» tl°n.
Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining.
Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY.
I ndustrial
arts .
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Vocational Co«rtej-Agrlculture, D airy­
ing, Home Makers’ Course. Industrial
Arts, Forestry, Business Short Course.
School o f .i/z/r/c—Piano, String, Band,
Voice Culture.
Farmer» Business Course by Mad Frew.
Addrr»» THK REGISTRAR,
(tw-7-lft to M
) C o r a l If. orego*
T ry a W a n t Ad. in
The Observer. I t Pays.
W e
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