Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, April 23, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextW é O bserver. A b FATHER Important Land Deal. A.gatha’s Wedding. Gift O. Hulse, formerly of this Ecity but now associated with H art man & Thompson, Bankers, of Portland, closed a very important D f f iïi l P o t land deal just recently whereby By EUNIŒ B l AKE W.C. Bryant and N.P. Hansen of FRIDAY............... April 23, 1915 this city, became the owners of The passes in the 8wh*f mountains the two tracts of land formerly have doubtless becu used by man ever owned by the P.O.Hillstrom estate since he began-to travel, but in former ~ Entered « second claw m.tter at: the times they were-crossed very different po«t office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891. of Vancouver,Wash., and George ly from the present. During the mid D.Galley, a railroad mhn of Port dle ages small parties or even Individ C . L. I r e l a n d ........... /Manager. land. Oregon, better known to uuls would "cross the mountains on the old timers affi the Charlie Wil foot, usually coudueted by a guide. During tlmt period when William liams farm. The tract in question Tell Send for advertising ratea* is supposed to have shot the apple If you do not read The Observer, why consists of 680 acres and joins “from his wm’s head. In the village of other lands in which Mr. Bryant Alttiorf. where he flourished, lived a We would like to have you take it, and is interested and makes all told a young Swiss named Friedrich Sohm. fils occupation was to guide person* we know it would be profitable to you to become a subscriber. ^ e send it two little less than a thousand acres in ovei the St. Gothnrd puss down Into years for $2.50; one year $150; 12,4 cts « one body. These lands have been northern Italy, then bring others back month isn’t mueh. Try H. Order by to Lucerne. Friedrich loved aud was postil card, and pay for it when you can. neglected for some time, but*we loved by a yoiipg girl named Agutha. We will not be responsible for the are pleased to learn that five men and they were only wnltlug till he had neglect of subscribers to notify as ol and (out eight-horse teams began mad« one more trip over the pass to be changes in their address. Nor will the uiarr'cd. Then he w as Intending to notification of a Postmaster that the sub work early this week to put these bill'd a bout it) the Lake of the Four scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill ot a premises in shape. It is the ambi Clinton« In which to carry passengers delinquent. tion of the present owners to back and forth between Fleweln and . Church and Society notices FREE, ex Lucerne . cept when for money making our poses. make this tract into one of the! Oue day «nine l^eonardo MorellL a Such notices at regular rates at the option very best combination grain and Florentine who haft lieett to Parts with of the publishers. stock ranches in this seclion of some Jewels which be bud told and At any time when requested to do so, wus taking beck the gold he had re the paper will be aiscontinued. But we the state. ceived for them, lie engaged Fried expect that all arrears ww.be pdid before such Request is made. It is easy to ask us DEATH ON THÈ GUILLOTINE. rich to wnduct him across the pass MORO, OREGON. SON (MATES FOSTER 1915 Rose Fi Art from at R eceives Work of mous Oregon Boy. b ta u M?. When a certain Jurist made bi* first appearance at tbe bar a* a young law yer he wa* tflveu charge by tbe state solicitor o f the prosecution ©0® maa who was accused of some misde meanor. 1 Although there wa* practically no evidence against tbe mun, tbe youthful uttoruey did bla best, but was aston ished when tbe Jury brought In a ver dict of “guilty." After the trial one of tbe Jurors u pp ed tbe young lawyer ou tbe shoulder. “We didn’t -think tbe man was guilty,’’ be explained, “but at tbe sam e tim e didn’t like to discour age a young lawyer by acquitting him.”—Harper** Magaxiue. Independent |||arehouse g milling Co R. H. M cK ean, M an ager, W asco, O regon D E A L E R S IN L i m e , P la s t e r , C e m e n t , B u ild e r s S u p p lie s , L u m b e r, W ood, C o a l, C e d a r P o s ts , a n d H a y . T M ANUFACTURERS OF JB-------------------- Indeed She Doss- When a woman asks a man If be loves her. she alw ays knows the an sw er lu adviim-e.—Chicago New*. Portland** 1915 Rose Festival lias a uniquo poster4-t ’ most artistic ever used *nd it 1 s t! work of an Oregon boy, Fred G, <Je r, now one of the world’s fcremoB a *tl*t*. His father, J. C. Cooper, of ’IcMlr.nvUle, Oregon, wrote the wtnbli slogan, “The W hole World KuatjrajSi- Portland a o e e .” -At his father** request young Cooper donated! the pp*ter to lnccrpor ate the slogan, Poitland has co operated with Seattle, Taccma, Walla Walla and Spokane In securing con ventions that will bring more than 250,COO rialtor* to W ashington and Ort g„n. S ev ere A tta ck o f C olic Cured. E. E. Cross, who travels in Virginia and other Southern States, was taken six^denJy and severely ill with oolic. At the first store he came to the' merchant recommended Chamberlain’* Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses of it cured him. Mo one should leave home on a journey without a bottle of this preparation. For sale by all dealers. —Ad ve rt isement. *XB»p«Ì3 of G eneral U m Aaanal F ir e XïSOOCXt.XÂOC<X>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl I W H E N YOU T R A V E L BY AUTO A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S STORE Statement of the A ssu ra n ce C o. o f PartK. re tw b lle o f France, oo the SIM der o f Oceeiuber. 1914. Biade to the Inaura»«-« couth, lutlaalouer o f th « »tat« o f Orctfoa. pursuant te tat MILL FEED AND FLOUR. CAFTTAX ' - Amount of dcpoalt capital paid up.l 310,000.00 YOUR CAR the concrete, recently completed, tully equipped, roomy ¿arage of Walther-William* Company. Competent workman alway* ready to help you in any way they can at least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable. “ i-T----—* INCOME •> Net premlutua received durtnK the ■n is -------------- ---- J u i , iL '«■■■■! i if« to the point on the Italian aide where y««r ................................ .7 ? ............... < 448.412.OT Intrreot. /llvM ende and rente re- now Is the mouth of the tunnel, whence o-lv«Ml lu rin g the jrear ............... '2S.S14.OA A 8urpriso For 8ardou at an Execu he could proceed by road to Lugano tion He Attended. Total income 9 47«. TOT .22 All day guide and man tolled up the TH E DALLES, - - 5 OREQON. Pnrdou In order to be present at the mountain and In the evening rested DISBtraSXMENT* The Dignified Course. execution of Tropman In January. 1875. ut an bin on the Italian side Net k»H!<e paid duriug the y e a r ..9 309.040.13 The Couratlaalona aud aalarle« paid An unity t-xuLuluer once bad a cou spent the night before with I ji Iio merchant carried bis gold In a leather during the rear .............................. 148,430.20 UOOOOOÛOOOOOOOOOœfXXXXKiOO COOOGGOOOOOGOCOCXXMOOOOOOC Text-«, Uvcnttea aud fee« paid dur diffuse before him who njqMireutly was quette. the /irfson director. In his de l>ag sewed to a belt nt his waist ing the, ye«r ....................... ; .......... 19.429,31 n amt.-to Amount of all nth«»r expeiMliturea. uuiritle to aiowfer the simplest «jues 3 W HEN IN scription be atty « : When he entered the Inn and the laud PORTLAND STOP AT #,042.H3 Itemit (ance to home office . . . . . . “At daybreak the guests went out turd conducted him to his room Sohm t.ou At last the exnuiiucr lost his Total expenditure, ........... 9 498.174 39 upon the cold, bleak execution place, tossed bis hug on a table, enuaiug the temiter and. with sarcastic tyupbaala where the guillotine had already been gold plect-s inside to give out the sound lost on the y«»uth before him, wild; • , ASSETS s erected. The bedraggled crowd, which of coins This excited the cupidity of Value o f stock* nnd bond« omi«d “SuppoM,. sir. that you were a cap . Onr.rLet value) ............................... 9 O74.«M»O 00 K The new countv of Jefferson had spent the night In drinking places, the landlord. Hiid duriug the oigbt. tain In command of a company of In Re inauiarice recoverable on paid B saji 1.874. S3 sang rlbnld songs and from time to when l lie merchant was asleep, he stole fuutry; that in yyur rear was an im in hahkx nnd <m h a n d ,........... ! 9 ' 85.804.74 has an able exponent of the latent time shouted for Delbler. the execu ban the room and t«»ok Ids gold. Then. passable abyss; that on either side of Canii I retnlH-na in en tire o f collection Corner of 7th and S tark Street. w ritteu eincc Sent. 3«), 1314 .. (¡7.459.83 resources of that section in the tisner. who meanwhlle^waa explaining In order to avert suspicion, lie opened y;ou towered |>eriw*ndlcular rocks of Interest and n'»»t. due and ac 9.S84.S5 crued ................. ................................. C H A S . W R IG H T , P r e s id e n t the mechanism. uutruvehuible height; that before you the door<40 the guide's room and drop newly established Jefferson Coun M .C . D I C K 'N & O N , M M n q a e r? £ “The basket In which the hyad was ped oue of I be coins on the floor. stood the enemy, a hundred men tw Total ................................................... I ' S3H.H13.S7 ty Searchlight published at the to drop was brought and while looking In the mornlug the merchant made each oue of yours. What, sir. would Tot_J aaacta adm itted 1» Oregon. 9 Kt8.CX3.07 ll is new, ijftid it» rooms «re provided, with at It I was horrified to see the Hd arise h groat ado alsiut his loss and the you do in tills emergency?" city of Metolius. LIABILITIES . f.' - . — T and a human fo r» emerge. ‘Don’t land'ord suggested that he search the running: water and longdisdatice telephone». “SJr,” said the aspirant to military G r o . elauim f«r loa«c nn-'iitd.. .9 47.9X2.29 worry,’ saM Delbler with a smile; ‘that guide’s room Anp jnt o f ui.earned or.n.luuia on Of «-nurse a piece of honor*. “I should resig n ’’—Pearson’s Europe«in phi«i. Rate» $1 per uay and up. nit outetauaibg rl^ka ................... 37.-1.SI5.27 N. J. Sinnott arrived home at is only my wife, who wanted to see gold was found on the floor Fried Weekly * « 4 ___ Dt.e for < h »3» ’d*l'.»n vud bralwrage 8 (J92.XM All irther liabilit y , ....................... .. 17.IC8.9U WRIGfiT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY" 5 The Dalles Tuesday of this week the execution, and I chose the simplest rich protested his Inmwence. but was Many Know It. way to secure a good place for her.’ ” 1 ' c cxclurlre ot T e tti llatllitlei unable to make the m erchanr I utile ve for a brief relaxation of the hare Lltt'.e Willie Wluit are “debt»«.- pa? x x x * o o o o o < .x x > .x x ;;x x x > J K 'X > o c o o o o > 7 7 . . 3 4I7.OSS.48 ccpital «!oc2 . . Clemenceau saw’ Emile Henry decapl that he was not th«\thigf. • The guide, >el»ta.” my sou. are the sllertt work necemary to properly repre tated- on May 22. 1894, In his capacity .•ouAnited To continue the journey Tot»! nrmihiuj‘1 1n force Dec»»«- ■’'v- Journey 1«. to , or Vx|ierle»<*e.->.'h1eagQ t a r . i l . lO tl ........................ „ .'...8 404,103.74 ’(• «{Aj'd ’ F v T*. sent this congressional district in ns a Journalist, and describing how the Lugano, where he would SU«IN£33 IN 0S.ZC3X TOR THE TEAR < culprit was dragged to the machine, up preferring this ^»»nr*e to ts-lug a Amber Appeals la various colon’s. l the national congress. Total risk* Writti-n during th * strapped upon the plank and there tor fugitive and an outlaw year ............... .................................... 4 S0X03«.«O m ay be-black,«white, brown uud g. >ei tured by awaiting the pleasure of Oro«s iireinhuiu) received • Luring ft was the month of May. when the the year ...................................... .. 15.iXl2.7O Delbler till the knife finally ended It ♦now in the Alp* -Is melting. and If) a s well as vwllrttv.. P o r t la n d , O re g o n . Prejnir.m» returned «pvtlng, tlo - j - Isaac Kohn, an early Oregon all, said that the “horror of It»’ made ycar ............... L................................... 4.K(»3.0t Cocoanut Groves. •ertntn parts of the Journey the guide L oovt-ri I'Ji.d d'jrtug the*r«*r i " ... IS.tH.'l.O’» Eastera Oregon Hc&dqnarters. pioneer and reputed to be one of him sick. tm urr, J daring (!»« y f s r . . 13.7b7.S2 The world’s cocoatitiu groves cover pd the merchant traveled Joined by Total siuonr.! <»f ri»3» o ,t»(*i 'dijt the wealthiest men on the Pacific in O ng.iu D.-c,-miler 31, lu l l . . frf>2,6»0.<X) rojw In passing pver a narrow |»sth ^.140.000 acres, producing about 7,000. Ths Caspian 8aa. where on owe sole whs a |ne« tpi«-e the iXKt.ooo nuts nnnuairy coast, died last wefek at San Fran The Caspian Pcsfriv «y- in st centrally sea is aa Herodotus said G eneral Fire Assurance Co. cisco. He was said to be the old 2,000 years ago. "a sea by Itself, having snmv gave w,i\ and the ii«ei-vhsni S y n o p sis o f the an n u al sta te m e n t o f th* locuiea F U H t tiL-c«r a pass V . ’ fijr* E." WAKHPIF.LD. Awrtsfjmt Mnnsccr would have gone down with It hud n«»| M t.H LUANTii F I ME AS.-»L M A NCK no connection with any other.” Every the duo- s eve: y Tew m inutes of t i e (Jeneriil l ire A«*ur»«c<- Company. est Mason in the coast states. Statutory resident ¿enefal. ngri-.f and atior- schoolboy knows that now, but It 1» Ute gafde hnninl himself so flnnlj its o f N ew Y ork UOUrOKATWAI, , in th e S ta te o f N ew York ney (oi « r v iir : FR.MIK I*. IXhfl.Y. to «nve him remarkable to find Herodotus saying on th e 31st day o f D ecem her, 1914, m ade .J)i)(>!.V A c o ..’ Ag-nta. 312-14 board of Sohm was «o grateful tbal he offer to th e in su ra n ce C om m ission er ot U10 Trade bldg.. Portland. The Sunday Oregonian of the *o. because centuries after his time e«| to forgive Friedrh H the theft of hl* titatc o f O regon, p u rsu a n t to la w : Popular Priced Restaurant such authorities as Strabo aud Plluy , Capital. 18th. gave prominent space to the believed that it was connected with gold provided he would return ope I I Amount of capital European P !rn . Vafcs $1.00 and up paid up. 9 20<M)00.00 lut-ome. — comedy staged last week in Port the northern ocean by n long and nar half of I»- Friedrk-h still Insisted that, N et p rem iu m s re< « ived d u r- » L. Q. SWETLAND, Mgr. he knew nothing nl«»ut tbe iwqiiey. that th e y e * f , ................ . . * 442,394.11 land by the Jefferson high school row gulf. Geography seems to have the landlord m ust-have stolen H nnff In ing ter est, d ivid en d s and r e n ts had a setback In the Interval through received d u rin g the y e a r . 42,066.35 pupils, under direction of Wm. S. false Information received at the time proirosed that they return to the Inn Incom e from oth< r so u rc e s received daring the y e a r ..s- 6,482.40 Mowry. The report said that John of Alexander's conquests. Herodotus nd Investigate the mutter T o th is the MORO, - O REG O N men haul eonsented. and the.v retra r ed T otal Incom * / , ...................... I 489,942.86 ■ays that the Caspian’s length was Mowry was a hugh success, taking Irtsbur kc &>cw ts. flftrcp days’ voyage with a rowboat. heir steps. When tl)ej reS eh ed llie N et lo sse s paid d u rin g th e 1st io —15th of each month. the character ot Jones. year . . ....................................9 216,630.44 Its breadth eight days’. Since the inn they accused the landlord of the D ivid en d s paid d u rin g th e Ê actual figure« are 750 miles and 400, heft nnd d«iclnred that W he did not D A R N IL L L E B R O S ., Proprietors ' year on cap ital sto c k . . . -24,000.00 this shows that n rowbbat of the time restore tlie property u constable would C om m ission s and s a la r ie s The intention of the govern did fifty"miles a day.—Ix»ndf>u Graphic. ie brought tn take him when he w«»uld* paid d u rln g w p e year . . . . 101,503.72 T axes, UceMMM and f e e s he tried - O R EG O N pfeud d u r in g «he year . . . . 10,248.37 W A SCO ,- ment engineers in charge at the A m ount of a ll *th« r e x p e n d The landioi-d we* inu< h agitated at Irony of Fate. it u r e s .. . . ................. 7 . . . . 21,132.64 Celilo canal is to put the first river 16th to 30th of each month. Divorce, ns well ns marriage, has Its this, for In those da vs criminals were steamer through the locks next little T otal e x p en d itu res ............ 9 373,415.07 usually put tn the torture jo make H e ad q u a rte rs for our S h erm an County - Ironies. A sse ts. - Monday. Water is now several A society woman, who has Just lu them confess However, he stuck to V alue o f stofeks and bonds friends; prices reasonable; first class ow n ed (m a rk et valu e). . .. 9 632,216.00 denial, claiming that the coin found feet deep in the canal and as it is stituted proceeding* for release from lu i!<* the L oans on l*ertism ;e* and __ guide’« r«s»m was pr«s»f |»sitlve c o lia ter a l, e tc ......................... 200,000.00 the double yoke, was (l)seusslng her re sta u ra n t w ith the hotel. ‘ drained out as the steamer moves case Cash in b an k s aB«i pn h a n d ./ 46,805.27 that he was tbe thief. with a friend. 1-reinium s in cou rse -of > c o l close examination will be made “I don’t think I know this lawyer The inn stood ou a southern expo lectio n w r itte n sin c e S e p - __ which In summer was free front tem ber 3O,‘I,19H ......... . • • • 86,971.49 for leaks caused by the pressure of who Is going to represent you.” ob sure In ter est a n d r en ts due and . mow but though It was now getting served the visitor, running over the accrued , • • ........... 4,690.10 P h y sician and Surgeon. water on sides and bottom. thin the ground, or, rather, the rock’on Two Blocks From N ew D e p o t name In her mind. ..............9 970.383.16 T o t a l a s s e ts which It attssl. was still covered. The “Oh, you must know him," returned usDci« ¿ted In O regon . . ............................. I 970,88«.16 the hostess with animation. “Don't day bad been very warn), nnd since 14« h tittle s. The interstate commerce corh- you remcntlter the good looking fellow the departure of the two men In the G ross c la - im s far M oro, Oregon. lo sse s u n - (Doming the sun. shining through the paid . . i f T f n ♦ 62,988.00 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 mission has notified the North who sang ‘Qh. Perfect Love.’ at my A m ou nt o f u n earned p rem ¡bln atmosphere, "had left several hare ium s on a ll tm tstan dlh® , Bank Ry that they must cease to wedding?" -IJpplncott'*. O ffic e in re s id e n c e . spots Friedrich Just before sunset 6,000.00 dperate their river boats, the Bail went out on the ledge, where the Itul AU other lia b ilitie s . .............. ;XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)OCOOOOO G !XXXXX>3COOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOO Why She Hurrahed. ey Ga’zerl and Dalles City, June During ftp* l*»t G. A. IL encampment an «unset was spread out la-fore him T otal liabllltT*« e x c lu s iv e of capital sto c k o f of some plan for finding th - first. After that date they, must there was oue woman amid the crowd to -old think •A*'* 368,731.v3 which he believed the Jandnud T otal 92OO,OOU.0fij&............ prem ium * in force D e- G r o v e r J . D u ffe y of si^ntators on the day of the parade ' * . * either sell them or tie them up. wfio made herself conspicuous by her had hidden While sitting there wa cem ber 31. l i t 4 ................ 1 590.938.72 H uklnr-» In Ori-gon l e v th e »ear, Grass Valley, Oregon. This is a part of the law known as noisy hurrahs aud excited waving of a ter was trickling from the melting T otal r isk s w r itte n .d u r in g the year .............................. 91,316.402.00 L aw y er. Before arising to return t«» th»* the Panama canal act, which make flag ns tbe old veterans marched past inow. G ross prem ium » r eceiv ed inn a *|>a«e had been uncov««red and - - V . - — • - ........- . . . .L- • .A d u rin g the year . . . . . . . . . 19,270.-z it unlawful for railroad companies One of the bystander« told her sharply looking'down, beside him. he saw what P rem iu m s retu rn ed d u rin g to shut up. - E n tirely new, convenient to business 614.45 the year ........................ 4.V*-« at first he believed to l»e a y«ill<»\v L osses to own, om trol or operate steam “Shut up your*elf!*^Kfie retorted, 9.632.27 Office with W. H, Ragsdale paid d u rin g th e year Clean beds, and table the best tbe m arket * »tone, but on closer inspection proved L osses incurred «luring th e you had burled two husltands who had er lines in competition with their 10.306.11 year .. •• served In the war you would be bur to Is* a gold coin T otal am oun t of risk* will afford. Prices reasonable. Com rail lines. Friedrich's first Impulse was to ac sta n d in g in O regon D e - MORO - OREGON. rablug too.“—Everybody's- cem ber 31. 1914 . . - - • • • • d 6° ’L -V v euse the landlord anew, fortified by mercial trade solicited. Hy (S ign ed ) A. C. NOBLE. S ecretary. this proof, but be was not used To act S ta tu to ry resid en t g e n e r a l a s ®Ht ana TRAINING FOR LONGEVITY. a ttorn ey tor eervlco: (S ig n e d ) L uk e At the San Francisco exposition lug on Impulse^ Instead, be went to C .J. B r ig h t , W .C .B rtant , M .G . E l l is . J. Feeney.^— ------— XÛNDUCIEÛ ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES. Ihe merchant, mid bluo what be tind is an Underwood type writer cost Ths Mental Attitude Is a« Important aa found and suggested that the thief had ‘R..opsis of the annuel OO0OMOOOOMOOQOOOO0O0OOOO OOOOOQOOOQOOOOOOCX)0000000 Bodily Vigor. MON PACIFIC U P E IRSLKANCI2 ing a hundred thousand dollars. burled the gold Indifferent places un co fcp A trt A few years ago a young man “died der the snow atuf if they waited till IOCOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXX3Q t h e S ta te o f O regon, on It is 1728 times larger than the of «»hl age’ Io a New fork hospital o f P ortland. In D ecelàb er, 1914. m ade to the 31st day o f ------------_ In su ran ce C om m ission er o f the regular commercial machine and After an autopsy the «urgeon« said that the snn uncovered the ground they S the ' . A ttorneys-at-L aw tate o f O regon,'.pu rsuan t to law : Might recover It M il. dnpitai. which weighs 30 pounds against a while the yottth was In reality only The merchant consented, nnd they A m ount of capital stock nA three years old he w as Interna^ «remained where they were, one or the paid up ....... .......................» 100.047.20 weight of 14 tons for the larger twenty - olfiees at ly eighty. W - C R U T L E D G E , Proprietor. being outside all day to watch T otal prem ium lAtstae- 8.663.12 machine. The exhibit machine It 1« the aged mlud that frequently other Incom e ....9 both tbe ground ibid Ihe landlord to In terest, dividend* and r e n ts uses type three indie* nigh a n d unties the body old. “Keep growing see that he did not remove the gold. 7,100.92 received d u rin g th e y e a r . The Dalles and M oro, O re. Incom e from other so u rc e s die’ is narure,s motto, a motto writ A* tbe sun melted tbe snow here.and 1.323.17 N e a r e s t H o tp l t o B u s in e s s C e n te r , B a n k writes «n paper nine feet wide or received d u rin g th e y e a r . ten «11 over everything In the universe a dozen or so ple<e* of gold ap 17.08D.21 using four electric mrftors to work There must be ” constant activity tn there T otal I n c o m e ....................... .1 a n d D e p o t. C o u rte o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n (»eared, which were taken lu. aud at n ia b « r « e m e n t« . the mechanism, operating with tbe mind tbnt would not age. aud the last every piece was recovered. Then CommlgBions and sa la ried B eds a n d T a b le t h e b e s t th e m a r k e t w il l 12.089.97 body Is but tbe expreeelon of the mind paid d u rin g th* year . . . . f the aid of a regular size machine There Is no doubt that aa a race we without a word to the landlord they T axes, lic e n se s and fe e s a ffo r d . - - 623.56 paid d u rin g thit Jraar . . . . went down the mountain Into Italy shorten our live« very materially as a master model. ount o f a ll oth er e x p e n d The merebaut. being Indebted to A m itu 11,428.08 res ......................................... through our. false thinking, our bad Friedrich for his life as well as for S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C . A tto rn e y a t L a w living and our old age convictions«, Dr. 24.H1.6L T otal e x p e n d it u r e s ............9 the recovery of his gold. Insisted «m Asa«-«*. Your chickens will soon pay Metchnlkoff of the Pasteur institute dividing the money with him Fr,««l M arket v a lu e of sh ock s and 8.500.00 bonds ow ned ................... . f for them selves in increased egg In Paris says that men should live at ’rich refused, but nt last consented th.n Loan* on m o r tg a g e s and least 120 years. Tet It la only In rare Morel 1 1 should se n d « by him to Agutha 91.500.00 production if you will u»e a quart Instance today that a man reaches even c o lla ter a l, etc, Prem ium n o te s and p o licy tor * w eddlug present. 910.67 can of carbolineum around the the century mark. loan s ......................... ... -4.C84.Sn -V— Ca«h !n ban ks and on han dj 934.19 !cx>ooooooooooooeoooo<xxx>ooooooocooooooooooooooooooooo chicken house and perches; you Making a buslnesa of prolonging life Ç)ther a s s e ts I n e t t) . . . . . . . . . Another Distinction. and still retalniug as much as ¡»«»sstble l U ' fi, t • 10C.54^.IÍ6 i can get it at the Observer Store. “Is she hi* first lovo?" 1 T otal a s s e ts ......... .. o f Its vigor, freshness and buoyancy a ss e ts ad m itted tn “Ob. do ; sbe Is Just bla first wife!“— T otal Q g a c lu o te w i.<? ought to he a prime object. especially 106.549.35 I O regon ................... I ________ • ’ Judge. iJaMIMte«. after one baa passed fifty. While pro|>- LO A L I T T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K IJN YOUR r B a s t D ia r r h o e a Beasedy. « 110.77 N et r eser v e ............................... 9 O ared o f In d ig estio n , T otal policy c la im s u n p a id . ï .e c s j i ; V e t e r i n a r i a n and If fou have ever used Chamberlain’« Colic, er care of the body Is absolutely essen idle days by telling your neighbors of the good lira. Sadie P. Clawson, Indiana, Pa., was •Tutnl liablliy« exclusive Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy you know tial for the attainment of this object, the mental Influence fur transcends all bothered with Indigestion. *My stomach Official Stock Inspector qualities of The Observer. If you Ciin’t get their sub that it is * soeoeas. Sam F. Guin, What capital stock of 3.769.02 9100.047.20 ......................... 1 ley, Abu, write«, "I had measles and got others The attitude of the mind has pained mo night and dav,” she writes. “I Total Insurance In fo r c e D y- scriptions, send us their addresses and we will »end would feel bloated and fiave headache and caught out In the rain, and it settled in my everything to do with hastening or re ceinber 31. 1914 ............... I 298.090.00 and bowels. 1 bad an awful time, tardlng the degenerative proves*«-« Inci bricking after ealirt'g. I also suffered front H nilnena tn Ore.ve" fo r th e Yenr. them sample oiipiea. We pay for fill «olicitiug you do and bad it not been for Chamberlain’s Colic, dent to one's declining years. It Is an constipation. My daughter had used Cham T otal r isk s w n ltten d u rin g the year .................. ...............9 183,500.00 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I could not established fact that tbe body follows berlain’« Tablet« and they did her so much G ross 3 ^ “ Subscribe for The Observer. Lest Weekly published prenitum*. r eceiv ed possibly have lived but a few hours longer, tbe thought, la sbai>ed by tbe mental good that she gave me a few doaes of them WASCO. OREGON d u r iu g the year ............. .. and insisted on my trying them. They T otal am oun t o f r L k s o u i- ^ln tbe In la n d E m p ire. Everyone lead» iu hut thanks to this remedy, I am now well Telephone Main 502. ‘ convictions, emotions, moods.—Orison helped me as nothing els* has done.1* For sta n d ln g le O ragon D e- «■d strong.* For seta h/ all dm 1st*.—Ad- cambar W, 1914 ................ t 188.000.0« gwett Warden la Nautilus._■ *11 dtaUm-Advortbtomffi for a statement, which will be cheerfully rendered at any time. The price of The Observer is $1.50 per year, 75 cents for sht months, 50 cents for four months—but if nsid in -dvance we accept $2.50 in full »or 2 years. Shorter terms than on«, year 12% cents per month. A Blue Mark here will answer an m- que/y», when entered upon Our calendar, giving the date ol the paper as the date at which your current subscription expires WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE H 0 T 6 L ORGGON HEW HOTEL PERKINS J. R M organ' 3 D e n .tis t H o t e l a l b e r t The Dalles, Oregon Dr. C. L. Foley < V IN T O N H O T E L b r ig h t, B ry an t & Ellis. H O T E L M O RO C. M. 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