r/'J¥ *
'¿ft i f
T h e O .- W . R. & N . Co. ha*
H o w to keep out of the war is
Wise makers of wealth do not The Question of State Prohibitiva.
issued
the. premium list for the
Jncle Sam's aim. Some think
hoard it, but set it to new uses.
State-wide prohibition, as pro­ that admitting foreign ships to Corn Show to be held at W alla
They steadily improve the re­
posed
for the state of Oregon, American registry is a sure way to W alia November 25-28. Compe­
MORO, OREGON.
sources and equipment of civiliza­
does not attempt to correct the get in. W arring European na­ tition will be opened to every one
tion and their investments eventu­
August 28 1914 ate in the betterment of society. moral situation or even introduce tions will not recognize that in the territory tributary to the
F R ID A Y ..........
effective temperance among the doubtful device of getting a mer­ company's lines in Oregon,Wash­
The successful man who is sa­
people.
chant marine ready made, • and ington and Idaho.. A ll prize­
c la u matter at the gacious realizes that the exploit­
Entered a« aecond
O reg o n ,Ju ly 2 5 ,1 8 9 1 .
The proposed amendment, as will .seize the ships. I hen we winning exhibits are to become
poet office at M o ro ,
ation of society would bring harm
the property of the company and
to himself. O f such is M r. Ben­ published in the official pamphlet either back down or fight.
will be used for exhibition and
. . . . . . . . Manager.
son, who, the other week, bought sent out by tne secretary of state
C. L. I reland
The United States as an inde­ seed purposes. Prize lists and
the recently voted bonds of Hood for Oregon, has one very grave pendent country will be affected
entry blanks may be had by ad­
Tiver county, enabling that county omission if consistent intent to do sy the war in Europe in other dressing O .-W . R. & N . Co., 701
away
with
the
use
of
liquor
in
all
to complete the Columbia River
respects than finance or com­ Wells-Fargo Building, Portland,
highway in time for the immense manner of use is to be given a merce. N ew atandards of states­
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thorough tTial; that is, the amend­ manship will be established as the Oregon.
travel it must sustain next year.
Without the help of M r. Benson ment, as proposed, prohibits the American people contemplate the
Farming is somewhat like the
If you do not rend T h e O bserver. why
Multnomah could not be able to manufacture and sale, but nothing terrible results of personal govern­ colored preacher’s definition of
is said as to the easily evaded law
not?
complacently say that their por
ment and imperialistic ambitions life. **‘L»fe, my bredren, am
W e would like to have you take it, and
when a defense might be made
tion
of
this
wonderful
scenic
high­
mostly made up of prayin’ for
abroad.
J
we know it would be profitable to you to
on a presumption of a gift of
become . a u b ^ rib e r.
W e .end it two way is about finished.
A large number of wounded rain an’ den wishin’ ’twould cl ar
year, for $2.50; ooe year $1.50; 12% ct. i i
iquor.
off.”
.
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month ian't much. T ry it. O rder by
French soldiers c la im that the
This loophole in the new pro­
poaul card, and pay for it when you can
The International Harvester
German bullet* d o n o t hurt when
W e w ill not be reaponaible for the
posed law would undoubtedly
Company,
known as the H a r­
they stop -them . The wounds
n eflect of aubacriber. to notify a . of
change, in their addrew. N o r w ill the vester Trust, in a recent court de­ pile up an excessive tax on the seem to close after the passage of
aodfication of a Poatmaater that the aub
people for law enforcement anc
the bullet. Still, a large number
acriber haa “ R em oved” aettle the b ill of a cision has been ordered to dis­
throw the burden of proof on
solve itself into at least three
delinquent.
of Americans ftould most likely
now overburdened system under
Church and Society notice. F R E E , ex
independent concerns. If this be
be willing -« o donate all the
which convictions could be se
cept when for money making purpoaea
not
done
the
government
will
ap­
chances to stop the leaden mis­
Such notices at regular rate, at the option
point receivers. The opinion cured.
of the publiahera. -
siles.
♦
Do those who advocate the
Under the ptopoeed prohibition
A t any tim ew hen requested to do so, states that the big trust, although
absolute
prohibition of the
Austria
it
meeting
with
the
dif­
the paper w ill be o«acontinued. But we
amendment the Oregon voter is
manufacture and sale of all
expect that all arrears w i.i be paid before itself controlling over 85 per cent
ficulties that outside observer* an­
• U h request ia made. It is ea.y to a.k ua of the trade in agricultural imple­ asked to destroy a manufacturing
alcoholic liquor* realise the
for a statement, which w ill be cheerfully
seriouanem of the social and
industry of his state that each year ticipated from setting its soldiers
ments.
has
been
generally
fair
and
rendered at any tim e.
to fight against men of the same
economic crisis that would
The lightens his portion of the tax
T h e price of T h e Observer is $1.50 per just to small competitors.
be precipitated by such legis­
race.
Its
troops
are
mutinous
year 75 cent, for six m onth., 50 cents for decision
specifically states that necessary to maintain the state
lation? Are they aware of the
and
can
hardly
be
kept
in
line.
fo u r'm o n th s -b u t if naid in advance we
government and its institutions;
fact that the heads of families
accept $2.50 in full <or 2 years.
Shorter there is no limit to the growth of
How Austrian armies are to be
aggregating probably not less
terms than one ) c v 12% cent, per month. a business in the eye of the law so also he is asked to help destroy
held
together and made effective
than three m illio n people
the
value
of
a
considerable
area
A Blue M ark here w ill answer an in- long as its growth is not the result
would suddenly be deprived of
uuery, when entered upon
our
calendar,
is difficult to imagine.
yjv/ Il w
*ai v«
of
farming
lands
of
the
W
illam
­
-
• dale
• - <4 * *•-------
per as
giving'
the
the paper
as the
the date at o f combination of business rivals.
their sole means of livelihood,
European countries will soon
cription ex
expires.
ette valley.
which your current subscription
and that properties valued in
If it were an economic neces­ witness the other side of the
the aggregate at perhaps two
Wasco county, to receive full sity, or if the proposed amend American exodus—the sale of un­
billion dollars would as sud­
Jut What a Typewriter Is.
benefit from the completion of ment was capable of the fulfill claimed baggage. The visitors
denly become worthless?
A typewriter is one who type uic
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the Columbia River
I t is doubtful if they do fully
ment of the claims of its sponsors, had all their money taken from
realise this,yet these are figures
writes on the typewriter and the
put the road over the Gas- k pogsibly WOUU be an entirely them, their automobiles and their
given by no lees a w r it é ^ t h a n
typewriter is a machine on which caj e mOuntains, from Wapinitia different proposition.^-
One party was arrested
Dr. Henry Smith Williams in
the typewriter who typewrites on
Government Camp, in as good
g(a(c prohibition does not lead H q 2 times in the course of a short
an article in the ‘‘Ladies Home
the typewriter typewrites. Now , | condi(ion as ,he western side. I
tempcranCe, but it does lead :ourney to a seaport.
Journal,” reviewing the pro­
the typewriter who typewrites on , y bey have but little to d
do
to
avail
L
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n
a
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hibition movement. And he
down the ,hC y° U I* °.
d k
A>
be«innin* of th< Euro‘
adds: ‘ ‘Personally I am at *
the typewriter typewrites on the themselves oi
the
route
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eIlended eduCa,1° n ' n
CVÎ
Dean war the quoted market re-
loss to underetans how anyone
typewriter until there is no more river, and if the over ,h‘ mou" ' of law and tend« toward, abuse« ’
d each day that "meat
who has the slightest grasp of
économie questions can contera-
N(JW W[th
typewriting to be typewritten by tain road be attended to. it would Iha( ar£ no( potsib)e ¡n l o c a l i l i e s l ^
plats w ith ¿qaanim ity ths anarch­
the typewriter on the typewriter make the highway a finançai . » where |e4a| prohibition ia not en-
inve, ti’t ation, in runnin<
istic poBhibihties— nay, certainties
— which reveal themselves through
on which the typewriter who , et to Wasco county.
I forced.
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der, the bi< meal packer, are be-
the slightest nee of the Im agina­
typewrites on the typewriter type­
tion In connection w ith these fig­
.
| » »tate-wide prohibition ■« « P ’ L nnini ,o ascerfain that the con
ure«. T o me. a t least, i t seem«
writes.
A Ru^ian soldier » pay 1» $3.781 able of being properly » ' e' ¿ime„ are " « o re /
obvious th a t th e only th in g which
After reading the abova^lowly,
haa ke p t the prohibition m ove­
a J month
and
expen«..
H — —
ow ¡«1 Guarded and enforced, and the .
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m ent before the people o f the
try it again aloud at sixty mile« an
people of the .tate eventually ed-
American tourte»., in Europe
that for a steady job as traveler?
United States is the sim ple fact
hour.
that prohibition does not prohibit. *
ucated to get along without now believe in seeing America
♦he
O b serv er.
Th> (¡rain ireu«« Donvtnianeaa
Are not a lo n e confined - to Rural Free Delivmy of mail
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience wh»ch all
farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ac­
count with a good bank.
The possessor of eu<^ an account
avoids ths risk of having hi« money on hia person or about
bis home whero it Is in danger of fire and thieve
His bills paid by check are not only a yadid receipt, but
also a convenience in his borne.transactions where very often
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at h a n o
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
The lilasco Warehouse Milling (a.
Bank, of IRoro.
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R. J. GINN
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L. W . R O S S
JE W E L E R
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MORO, OREGON
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W ith tk«w LulM i..gt, tk -îl*. equip*
■ i* r t en!arce<- jnvunc«. aod rasa*’ ati-
d‘‘ icu# to i » faculty, t? * t o'.\ -•
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F.xctapk*
XV.Lt to» n'W . r uo« lllMUirat«« book!««.
Aéd vi.ir? "»S' ••«•»*.
tw ia íR íiu
of ewooa
HELLS
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* A rro w a n d N itro C lu b
Steel L in e d Spe^d Shells
Scientific tetrte ahow that R em in «to n-U M C A rro w and Nit«®
Ch»b
Speed Shelia a«a the faateat ahella in the world.
T h e atorf bnlitg gripe the p o w d e r - p u la event ounce of the
ploaive force into e etaaighta'Vajr d rive. N o loae from ahell
i t » ' f — -1—
•d rigR,
mm Ram OtL tha new
B BM INCTO N AMRS-UN ION M E T A L L IC CARTRIDG E C G
FOR
SALE
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BY
irdware & Implement Co.
of
L u b r ic a tin g
E x tra *
O 1 le , O r e s » « * .
FOR
A G E N T I
M c C o rm ic k Line
I H eaders, Reapers, E tc
i; Pacific Coast Elevator Company ¡i
ri
ri
is prepare® to b u y -w h eat or barley any
where in the county and solicit your
storage at th eir warehouses at Rufus,
Wasco, McDonald, and Moro.
$
ri
ri
!; The Celebrated Snow Drift Flour
T h in kin g men and women who
seek the tru th and are unswayed
by prejudice, and who give the
foregoing facts th e consideration
they deserve cannot eecepe a like
conclusion. — Paid * "
on hand at* all times at prices lower
than the lowest.
For details write, or
phone, or call on - -
D. W. Wade, agent, Wasco, Oregon.
Home of Tum-a-Lumber
For the bene­
fit of ourrus-
to m e r s w ho
are unable to
s e c u r e th e
s e r v ic e s of
lo c a l a r ch i­
tects w e have
an Engineer­
in g Depart­
m en t w h ich
w ill furnish
Oregon is losing many settlers
W ASCO,
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OREGON
because of the high prices at
16th to 30th of each month.
which its agricultural lands are
Office
opp. McCoy, Atwood Co
held, said Judge Lovett, chairman
of the executive committee of the
Union Pacific »ystem, at Portland
Dr. C. L. Poky
last week.
Americans for years have been
talking ” free4om,” but Paris will
P hysician and Surgeon.
still be the autocrat of fashion.
W e guess she will have everybody
in the feminine world wearing
something military before spring.
_
For the benefit of hometeekers
and prospective.settlers, the O re­
gon state Immigration commission
and the* Oregon development
league have issued a booklet of
information describing the irri
gated land* of the state open for
settlement. The lands are lo­
cated in Crook county, near the
towns of Terrebonne, Redmond,
Deschutes. Bend and Prineville
The output of gold in Cali
fornia during the part year was
the largest in thirty-one years
O nly three times in 49 year* bf*
the gold Output exceeded twenty
million dollar*, and with the ex­
ception of 1883, the amount
mined lart year wa* the largest
since 1864.
Moro, Oregon.
Office in residence.
If we were in Switzerland and
were attacked by those hot and
leady big nations, we would get
the Swiss navy to fire a glacier at
em.
“ ■* J •
• V o o take e ahorter lead on the feat hirda, gto more of them.
~ x~rzi‘TiT‘
Ga tot»«
G oode,
S u p p ly
ID © x x tlst
Another nice sounding scheme
to separate the money from the
taxpayer is the proposition to in
stall a free employment bureau
and coffee house in each incor­
porated town, the expense to be
equally divided between the city,
county and state, to cost $3,000
each. H ow many cities are there
in Oregon? The proper way to
handle the matter of getting the
job to the man is for the em­
ployer to pay the fees, not the
man out of work. Then there
would be no more of one set of
men going to work and meeting
another set of discharged men
coming from the job, as was told
of in an official investigation in
Portland last week.
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COLEM AN !
One of the most prominent is
It is easy for Hies to carry dis-1 .
a
reran
Maine, a state that has been ease from one person to another, J J • A *
charged by officers of the navy from a person to an animal, from
with having a substitute on sale an animal to a person or from an M O R O ,
' -
OREGON
that makes the sailors unfit for animal to another animal. In
1st to 15th of each month.
weeks, and finally forced naval this way flies are practically uni­
Office opposite Drs. Goffin
ships to not visit the state unless | verga| transmitters of disease
absolutely necessary.
Another of the states is Kansas,
and in the argument in favor of
the amendment filed by its advo­
cates they say that Kansas pays
the sum of $5,303,666 for liquor
each year. How they get these
figures we don’t know, but they
can be found on page 50 of the
official book.
One of the questions to be de­
cided is. "Does prohibition pro­
hibit?”
. FO U N TA IN DRINKS A SPECIALTY
&
C o m p le te
H a rv e s t
bition .tate. in the United State«, thin.
Ice C rea m , Cold Drinks,
C andy, C igars A T o b a c c o
J- E - COLEMAN
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ltrui»h».
tir»t. Some who were there are
glad to we Amenea at a n ytim e
and are more convinced than
ever that thia. i. the country for
them,to »tick to through thick and
A A AAAO
&
A G ra v e
In ju s tic e
liquor, why are ihe voter, of fit-
teen state, in thi. country that were
at one time prohibition «tate. now
sanctioning the .ale of liquor?
There are now riihe prohi-
J
Grover J. Duffey
There is a tidy little canal down
there at Panama. But the cus­
tomers, look at them; all busy | Office
pulling each other’s hair.
Law yer.
with W. H. Ragsdale
OREGON.
MORO
W e fear that instead of being
pronounced “ Le-ayzh,” it will
soon be pronounced a total wreck.
For Homes, Barns, Silos,
Milk Houses, Septic Tanks,
Small Schools and Churches,
Mill Work, including High Class
Show Cases, Furniture, Store Fronts
BENNETT,
The firrt cargo of wheat for
Europe from Oregon cleared
rom Portland August 22d.
O UR F R E E P L A N BOOK (exam ple shown
above) contains over one hundred designs of
N orthw est houses and barns. Ask -to see it
S IN N O T T i,
& OALLOW AY
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A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W
THE LIFE CAREER
G eneral Practice
"Schooliat la yaatb ahoui il4 tn w ta M y he .
«Irected to prepare •
beat permea«
be U capable’--rrMtoeMtC.
«Hot
a«,
W
.
O regon.
I The Dalles.
This Is th® Mission of the
OBEEM BfflITlIllltCOlitEt
C .J .B r ig h t , W .C .B r t a n t . M .G .R l l u .
Porty-rtxth S c M Y«ar O
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S eptem ber 18th, 1914 Bright, Bryant & Lllis.
Writ® for Illustrated too-page Book
let, “ THE felFE C areer ,” and for C a u ­
to* conUlning full Information-
D t g r n C o n t r i t ^ A G R IC U LT U R E :
A uronomy, Animal Husbandry .D airy Hus­
bandry. Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture.
Azrlculture for Teachers. FORESTRY,
LOGGING' ENGINEERING. HOME ECO­
NOMICS: Domestk
nestle Science, Domestic
DomesTK Art,
ah ,
E ngineering : Electrlcsl,
............. Irritation,
*
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hanltal, Chemical, Mining.
Hichw ay, Meehan.
OMMERCE. PHARMACY.
Ceramics. COMMERCE
INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
Vocationa/ Cosrxas-A frin ì Iture, Dalry-
In f, Home Makers' Course, Industrial
Arts, Forestry. Business Short Course.
S fh o o lo / M tu ic —Plano, String, Band,
Voice Culture.
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F a n a m B u ri® « Cerato by M rtl F r w
AsMreee THM BKOiaTRAB,
(tw-T-U to M )
Corral Ila,
1 car R. S. lump, 1 car R. S. egg coal just
arrived. 3000 18-inch arid 21-inch cedar
.
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Posts. Cement, plaster and brick in stock
Attorneys-at-Law
offices at * 7
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■.
The Dalles and Moro, Ore.
G M . Huddleston
Attorney at Law
Wasco,
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Oregon
See - 2‘T H
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Martin
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about it
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