rise Ob«erv*r.
Moro Girl Eatertaiaed hy Saw H i t
Nliu Idabelle Urquhart returned
Monday from Lind, Washington,
where she was visiting with her
D fiflil h ç e b t a w
t o b . uncle and family while enjoying
the celebration of July 4th staged
at that city.
On the return trip. Miss Urqu
FR ID A Y ...............J u,y 3°- 1915 hart had to leare the North Bank
train at Maryhill at 4 a.m. and
____
____ matter at the
galered
ö fte r a>
Zt M oro .'O re g o n , July 25. 1891 cross the river to the Oregon side
pool ö fte r at
any time up to noon to catch the
Shaniko
train at Biggs, a miserable
I r el a n d ........... Manager.
walk of near a m«le from the ferry.
If you do .O i r e d T h e O b * e r A r , why j While debating as to the best
not? "
j method to pursue, Hon. Sam H i l l
W e would like <o h ere you take it. «nd anj a party of friends he was see-
J f - ' i n i off on an O-W .R.N. train
f e t r , tor $2.50; o o .
»1.50;
* came to the ferry.
f ^ i -i“ » y<~
I When it became known what a
W e w ill not be re .p o n .ib le for the • tiring wait was in store, an invita-
gket ot «»tweribCT» to
to visit his Maryhill home
chaiue« »« their nddrem. N o r will the
was
made
by Mr. Hill. This is a
„ „ „ f ic n o o ot •
tcriber K m “ Rem oved aettte the b ill of a drear looking place from Oregon,
delinquent.
bat on close approach, a beauty
Church and Society n otice. F R E E , e x
cept when for money making purpoaea. spot and a revelation of what
Such notice, at regular rate, at the option nature can do for man when assist
of the publisher*.
ed by intelligent effort.
A t any tim ew hen requested to do ao,
Miss Idabelle is of firm opinion
the p-p»« w ill ba oweontinued. But we
expect that all arrears w i.i be p«'d before that a liberal number of every
•uch request ia made. I t b e u y to
for a statement, which w ill be cheerfully useful variety of berry, fruit and
nut is growing in Mr. Hill s large
tendered at any tim e.
The «nee of T h e Observer is $1.50 per j orchard; not an isolated tree or
i ’n S T il’-d v ^e wZ bush, but two, three or four dozen
accept $2.50 io full ‘or « y e a n .
Short«r eaci, of orange, lemon, almond,
term ?than < mk je e r 12% cent, per month.
persimmon. dates, figs, peanuts,
A Blue M ark here w ill anawer an in-
.h e n entered u p o . » « ' c .le n J .r , | eic.. every thing but ihe banana
giving*the date ol the paper a. the date at i
¡|, an(j he eXpectS to
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERALINTEREST
Events
Occurring
Throughout
L
—
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
«B
■
LIFE
r -—
All Polk county logs must be mux-
sled because of mad deg scare.
The federal trade commission will
spend a day in Porfland, about August^
* the State During the Past . 1«.
Two squads of cqnvicta are now at
V.'eek.
IN' COLLEGE.
A Few Sareastio Painters on How to
Writo a Story About It./
Anybody ettn write a story about col
lege life. -W he has not attended a
college so much the better; his Imaglna
tlon Is less trammeled. A few simple
rales must be observed, however:
First.—All heroes are named Jack.
Stanley or Dick.
Second.—All college men wear sweat
ers always and smoke abort, fat bowled
.ptneA- ■ -
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Third.—There Is always a fatty, win
is a funny fellow.
Fourth.—Any tour college men makt
up a quartet, which can sing “Mer
hllcco We Ro-hu0 Alonung” at an?
rime. ‘ .
Fifth.—AH college men are wooing a
girl named Dorothy or Betty, who Is
‘sweet and pure as an angel.**
Sixth.—AU college men address one
another as ‘‘old boss.’*
Seventh.—College men never study,
but spend their time In tossing repartee
back and forth.
Eighth,—AU college rooms are adorn
cd with pennants.
Ninth.—All college men call their
fathers ‘'Pater” and apeak of the
“honor of the dear old school” In a
hnsky voice.—Harvard Lampoon.
use in the state
work puPing flax
retting plant
lug up” a ranch
Commiaaloner Wells Resigns a Place. L_Chaioed with “
icher, was fined
Salem .— Insurance Commissioner hand, Bert Coni
Harvey Well» has notified Circuit |10 at The Dalles.
,0.000 natatorium,
Judge Galloway that he finds it im
Pendleton’s
lie subscription,
possible to continue as receiver of the built largely by
ji rated.
Horticultural Fire Relief company of has been ft
Oregon, Oregon Merchants’ Mutual
g plant at Dallas
The Armsby
Fire association and the Pacific Home
installing an tatoproved type of
Mutual Fire Insurance company, for prune processor for rush work -this
the reason that he cannot do justice fall. r
to the work and the Insurance depart
A $20,000 bond testae was authorised
ment and give proper attention tb the to construct an addition to Oregon
T UST as soon as game became scarce enough to make
receivership. Wells asks that he be City high school at the special elec
me* critical about their rifles, sportsmen in every
relieved of the receivership August 1. tion.
'
.
community got to demanding Remingtan-UMC.
at which time he will make a report.
Work was begun ton the Valley d
The demand for Remington-UMC Big Game Rifles and
Siletz railroad from Airlie to Inde
ridges has been growing ever since.
Remington Metallic Cartridges
Douglas County Wins Audit Suit.
pendence thia weoft by a large crew
The Remington-UMC Dealer here
hei in this community Is the man to go to
Roseburg.—In a decision handed of men.
today. You’ll know
him by the Rod
ie knows what’s happening in the sport
x
He
• rt foJaj/.
down here Judge Hamilton held that
1 accident com
AaJ Ma It of Revtinfion-UMC—and his store is Sportsmen’« Headquarters.
The state lnd
contract executed between the state
at 197 accldenta
mission annon
Sold b y y o u r h o m e d e a l e r a n d 645
W o rk H as Bean Dons.
insurance commissioner and account
July 22 were re
for the week e,
o
th e r lead in g m e r c h a n t s in O regon
Howell—Yon
can’t
make
a
monkey
ants employed by the state to expert
nt
ported to the d
out
of
me.
Powell—No.
You
seem
to
Kaobgtsn AnnS'lInisa MslaBie Cartridge Ce^Waehsorth Bldg, (233 B’way) N.T.CMJ
the books of county officers is not
aged 75 years, have already awarded the contract
Mrs. Serrena
binding upon the counties affected.
a century a
The decision was rendered on s de and for more
resident of I>-mg las county, died »I
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R ew ard, $100
murrer filed to the complaint of Mc
Roseburg aftrr an Ulnoae of a w
T h e readers o f this paper w ill be
Kenzie &■ Sons, of Portland, who
to learn th a t there Is a t least one
About 150 members of the Oregon pleased
dreaded disease th a t sclenoe has bean
sought to collect $560 for auditing the
able
to
cure
in a ll its stages, and th a t is
boohs of Douglas county. Payment naval militia left 3utaday morning C atarrh . H a ll’s C a tarrh Cure to the only
aboard
the
United
State{
crulsar
Al
positive cure now known to the medleal
of the bill was refused by the county
C a tarrh being a constitutional
bany for 15 days of theoretical war Fraternity.
disease, requires a constKutlonal treat
court here and suit was instituted.
m
e
n
t
H
a
ll
e C a tarrh Cure Is taken In
fare.
R. H. M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
ternally, acting directly upon tha blood
end mucous surfaces of tha system, there
One
hive
of
bees,
owned
by
Will
Land Suita Not to Be Dropped.
by destroying the foundation o f the die-
and giving the patlant strength by
8al°tn.—Prosecution of the Benson Dennis, living three mitea from Dadlas, ease.
building up the constitution and as sisting
produced
42
pounds
of
honey,
at
the
which your current .uiw cr.pnoo expires.
]
hayc
nature in doing Its work. T h e proprietors
and Hyde land cases will be pressed,
D E A L E R S IN
so much fa ith in Its curative pow
to an announcement made second gathering thia neason, valued have
ers th a t they offer One Hundred Dollars
Beside the orchard of what may according
at
|5.75.
fo
r
any
case
th
a
t
It
falls
to
cure.
Send
L i m e , P la s t e r , C e m e n t, B u ild e r s
What are popularly known as be termed the semi-rare fruits is to the state land board by Attorney-
Increase In sftiool population with
]Tyaaiim cT a co.. Tete«o. a
General Brown and C. R. Rundel, spe
S u p p iiis ,
L u m b e r,
W ood,
C o a l,
T e ^ bHall’eI raSiu"’ "init?'tec oeastlpatioa.
the Hill railway lines, in Oregon, a large commercial orchard in cial agent of the federal government. out an increase In the Interest of the
C
e
d
a
r
.P
o
s
ts
,
a
n
d
H
a
y
.
each month issue, in circular fo^ni which glow perfect apples, pears,
Negotiations for a compromise be school fund will cause the allotment
a comprehensive collective resume and peaches, some of the last be tween the board and a number of al per capita in the state to be smaller :c x jfj< y x .> > .-G O iX > G O C X X X X X X X )U O O I
this year than last. •
M ANU FA CTU RER S OF
of crop conditions of each place ing larger ’round than saucers, and leg.e.dt,lnnocent purchasers are In prog
Petitions bearing the signatures of ' P A P E R H A N G I N G
ress, but Messrs. Brown and Rundel
served by their railways. It is a tomatoes of very large size.
say the Interests of the state might be 352 voters of the county for the recall
valuable service rendered to the * In the midst of this beautiful jeopardized if further delay were al of Joseph K. SUrr. district attorney of
Wheeler county, were revived by Sec
public without charge.
P A IN T IN G
setting of nature harnessed to the lowed.
oaO O O O O eO O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O C O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Q O O O O O O C
retary
of State Olcott.
Eight
suits
were
Instituted
In
Lane
needs of man Mr. Hill is building
W. B. Young, for several years prin
S IG N
W R IT IN G
The merry click of the harvest a mansion that would be worthy county, but only one was pressed cipal of the high-school at The Dalles
Judge Harris overrruling a demurrer
machinery resounds over the a separate descriptive article to the state's complaint
and last year an instructor In Salem
* Estimates Furnished
high school, has been elected principal
grain fields of Sherman county. suffice to say that surrounding the
?
BY AUTO
Free.
of
the
Albany
high
school.
Harvesting in most of the county building are roses as rare, and as SYNOD INDORSES GOVERNOR
✓
A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S
. A growers’ congq?Ajr/ for the Pur‘
is nerw fairly under way and Moro fragrant, and flowering as plenti
pose
of
learning
¿boot
fire
blight,
lias already received the first of ful, as only the world famous roses Presbyterians Will Celebrate Passing which has taken a hold In Linn cOun
S TO R E
YO U R
CAR
■ ~r of Oregon Saloons.
**
this years wheat. The whir of the of Portland are supposed to be
ty /w a e a feature at Albany o / the
Eugene.—The Oregon Presbyterlar
header and the hum of the har able to do.
Synod closed its annual convention morning of public sales day.
In the concrete, recently completed, tully equipped,
Your businesi will be
vester is the music of peace, sing After inspection of the orchards here after a three-day Rersion. The * 'Bhe Twohy Brothers company was
roomy
garage of Walther-Williams Company. Competent
appreciated
and
an
endeavor
ing anthems of prosperity and an automobile was brought to the keynote w»a a demand for closer re awarded the contract for the construe
workman
always ready to help you in any way they can at
will
be
made
to
please
ail.
door and Mr. Hill, his private latlons between churches. Dr. John tlon of a 30 mile extension of the Qre
happiness to our farmers.
least
expense
to you. For any service rendered the charge
gon
Eastern
railroad
from
Riverton
to
secretary; Mr. Davis, Miss Davis K. Bailee, representing the Southern Crane Creek Gap. Harney county.
;xxxx>oooo<xxx>ooooooooooooo
will
always
be
reasonable.
Oregon Presbytery, in an address, ad
State Senator W. H. Ragsdale 'who is a visitor from South Caro vocated
Coos county will continue to have
church union, not through the
had to drive his auto to The lina, and Miss Urquhart enjoyec loss of the denominational identity a county agriculturist The county
W A L T H E R -W IL L IA M S G A R A G E
Dalles Wednesday to catch a train an auto trip through the section but through co-operative effort and court has appropriated the 51000 nec-. J. R. M o rg a n
essary to help maintain the office for
the
abolition
of
the
petty
sectarian
dlf
of
Klickitat
county
surrounding
for Wallowa county, all because a
TH E DALLES,
-
-
OREGON.
the next year. The elate gives a like
Z D e x x t is t
mile «• as near an auto can be Goldendale over roads that are i ferences.
amount.
A resolution was passed Indorsing
driven any Sherman county sta making that section famed for its report on Sabbath observance, and
poo < x x x x x > o < x m x xx k > oc > ooooooo G C C C X X K O G O O G O O G G O G O O O O O O O O
An assortment of-thnatilla county
-
O R EG O N
tion at which through train traffic model highways.
wools, containing 17 fleeces of various MORO.
agreeing to co-operate in an activ
W HEN
IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T
fight for preserving the Sabbath.- The breeds, mostly of fine grade, were
. is handled. The facilities at Biggs
h t to 15th of each month.
shipped
to
the
Oregon
commission
at
report
in
part
read:
“There
are
great
Local Ckarck Announcement«
should be moved east to the ferry
forces at work trying to break down San Francisco for exhibition In the
for Sunday, August 1.
road and that point be made a
Oregon building at the exposition.
our legal rest day.”
junction tor the Bend and Shan There will be a union service
The synod went on record as Indors
For the expressed purpose of fcre- WASCO.
-
O R EG O N
iko trains and have all main line
ing Governor Withycombe In his au venting the fuel dealers from boosting
in the M.E. church at 11 a.m
Corner of 7th and Stark Street.
16th to 30th of each month.
nounced intention to enforce the
the price of cord wood to consumers,
trains stop at the new location.
Come every body and worship quor laws of the state.
the Portland city council has decided
C H A S. WRIGHT. President
with us.
» ' A. J. Adams.
M .C . DICKINSON, M anager.
A state wide revival service, to be to make no effort to sell the city’s 10,-
PaUic Sale • ( Dairy Stock.
gin at midnight, December 31, cele 000 cords of wood until during Octo
Il lb new, a n d its room s are p ro v id ed w ith
bratlng the passing of the saloon
ber.
Shcrna.
County
Really
Tranifer».
•
ru
n n in g w ater a n d lo n g d is ta n c e telep h o n es.
1 will sell my dairy herd at pub
Oregon, was authorized by the syuod
The state land board tabled a letter
Dating to July 24, 1915.
E u ro p e a n p la n . R ates $1 per day und up.
in a resolution similar to one passed of ex Governor West alleging that the
lic auction at my ranch, known as
the VanBibber place, on Cheno-
Two deeds, one from J.P.Strahl by the state organization of Christian title to a part of the land of the Che-
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n .
waucan Land & Cattle company In
with creek, three miles west of the other from Isaac E. Staples, Endeavor In Eugene last February
° JO O O O O C O O O O O O G O O C O O O O OO O O O O O O DO O CXXJOOCGOOOOOOOCOCXiOu
Lake
county
Is
defective.
He
suggest
The Dalles, on Tuesday, August to P.H.Buxton; lot 10 block 13
Paul Farrell Is Killed.
ed that suit be filed to have the title
H 4 11 I 11*T4'4 1 1 l'4"l"t"H''l“l'4"l"l "4"l
3d, 1915, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Moro, each for $550.
The Dalles.—Paul W. Farrell, the declared void.
M o ro , O re g o n .
The herd comprises 43 head of
C. J. Bright to J. P. Yates; lots 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Secretary of State Ben W. Olcott
... NEW HOTEL PERKINS
cow«, three to six years old; 25 3 and 4 block 2 McPhersons first Farrell, of Rainier. Wash., and nephew brought Richard Olcott, one of the
O ffic e in re s id e n c e .
to
President
J.
D.
Farrell,
of
the
Ore
P o r t la n d , O re g o n .
head two year old heifers; 20 head addition to Wasco, $1500.
twins recently born to Mr. and Mi l
gon-Washlngton Railroad & Naviga Olcott, to Portland laat week, and the
spring cows; 5 bull calves. Cows
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
Fannie E. Coleman to Jose tion company, was fatally injured in child Is now under the care of Dr. J.
and heifers are all with calf from
the
railroad
yards
here,
when
he
at
—
phine M. George; 12 acres in the
B. Bilderback. It has not been well
registered Holstein-Frietian.
tempted to board a moving work train
for
some
time.
Positiv
ly m st centrally
neX sec 28 tp4s rl7e, $10.
He fell to the ground and in trying to
Terms of sale: All sums $25
located
Fifth
St. ca» s pass
The
funeral
of
Lafayette
W.
Lough-
Roy R. Walker to John S. get out of the way of the train raised
L a w y e r.
and under, cash; over that amount
the’
doo-
s
evei
y
few minutes.
ary,
a
veteran
of
the
No£th
Yakima
his foot, which was caught by a car,
one years time will be given on Michell; north half of lol 10 blk 2 his body being drawn undei the Indian war of 1856-5«, was held at the
bankable notes bearing eight per Grass Valley, $75.
wheels. He was rushed to The Dalles farm home in the Lueklamute valley.
Popular Priced Restaurant
Henry Richi to S.D. Montgom hospital, but there was no chance to Mr. Loughary was 81 years old and Office w ith W'. H . R ag sd ale
cent interest; three per cent dis
had
been
a
resident
of
Polk
and
Yam
European Plan. Vat es flO O and up
save his life. His body had been bad
count for cash, on sums over $25. ery; lot 10 block 3 Moro, $1.
hill
counties
61
yeare?
,
• *
—
O
R
E
G
O
N
.
ly mangled and he suffered a deep
MORO
L. Q7sWETLAND7Mgr.
Mick Thornton, owner.
Approximately 80,000 gallons of
gash on the head.
Always
read
the
Observer.
J. C. Thrall, auctioneer.
crude petroleum have been spread
1 1
m l 5 S H I I I I I I 111 H -1
14 1 1 I l - l f - l l
Hooper Admits He ie Parole Breaker. over 50 miles of Polk county roads
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C.J.B right , W .C.B ryant , M .G.E llis .
Grants Pass.—Sheriff Smith, accom this season, outside of the Incorporat
ed
cities.
The
oiled
atrip
varies
from
panied by Special Officer M. Cotturl.
R U D O LPH
of the Southern Pacific, returned with eight feet to 18 feat* and Polk county B rig h t, B ry a n t & E llis.
John Austin Hooper, who was arrest now claims the best Ruouner roads In
ed at The Dalles for the robbery of the the state.
A tto rn e y 8 -a t-L a w
The state land boarffi has turned
Southern Pacific ticket office at this
place a few months ago, when two over to State Engineer Lewis for In
E n tire ly new, c o n v e n ie n t to business.
YO U ¿R O T T A
otfices a t
night operators were held up about vestigation a proposal that the state
HAND
6R A Z JU C R E D IT - •
G lean beds, a n d ta b le th e best th e m a rk e t
midnight by a lone robber, who got Join with a number of land owners In
-TiiE-Y
EX PO R T A IL
away yrlth about |300. Hooper admits the Dead Ox Flat irrigation district,
w ill afford. P rices re a so n a b le .
C om
T he Dalles and M o ro , Ore.
that he is a parole breaker, but denies on the 8nake river, near Ontario, In a
-r u e iQ - n u t s
"re?
1
m
ercial
tra
d
e
so
licited
.
all participation In the Sqpthern Pa petition to the county court for disso
- m e u N t r e P » S t a t e s ..
lution of the district.
cific robbory here.
Governor Withycombe has appoint
Prison Fee Abandoned.
ed Henry E. Reed, assessor of Multno
¡O O O O O O O O O O O C X X X X X M O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O C O O C X X X X X X X X X X X X X )
Salem.—Harry P. Minto, superin mah county; F. A. Itoaft of Portland,
.-X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X > O O C C O O O C O O O O O O O O O O O C X X X X X X 3
tendent of the state penitentiary, be and Charles V. Galloway, member of
A tto rn e y a t L a w
ing informed that members of the the state tax commission, delegates to
state hoard of control opposed his pol the ninth annual conference on taxa
icy of charging an admission fee of 25 tion, to be held under the auspices of
w . C. R U T L E D G E , Proprietor. .
cents to visitors, said h? would dla- the National Tax association In San W asco,
- - O regon
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•
coi tlnuc It at once.
Francisco. August 10-14.
qj
$100
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R .
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
J.F Koenao, loro, Orc.
HOTGL_OReGON
D r . C . L . P o ley
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY -
G r o v e r J . D u ffe y
V IN T O N H O T E L
6rass Valley, Oregon.
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
C . M . H uddleston
HOTEL MORO
\ aall
HdfieJDY
iM
*
CLBSfCLAMO -T H IS YEAR
IH - T H E « U S H f o r
Ï
VOIW .O .S E R -'e s T 'C K f - T S .
HA’. * xevooM
* «UH
T o Adam's Credit.
“Adaiu made n failure of the fruit
buslueHrt,” paid the old darky, “but
mebbe of ho i f never tackled tt we nev
er would ’a’ knowed do juicy sweetueaa
of do Gcogy wutornilllton."—Atlanta
Const Rut lou.
N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u s in e s s C e n te r , B a n k
a n d D e p o t. C o u r te o u s T r e a t m e n t , C le a n
B ed s a n d T a b le t h e b e s t t h e m a r k e t w i l l
Experience. I
“There’s one thing I can sn>." saM D r . T h e o .
B e le ts k i
the woman who had mnrrfed fwlco.
O r n d U H t e V V .H .t’.
» “And that U?” they naked.
• f
“You never appreciate the good qua!
Idea of your first husband until you V e t e r i n a r i a n «■£.
discover the bad paints of yonr see
ond.”-D etroit Free Tre
A Trillo, Rosily..
„ “That wna a ml;rlity altmetlve cos
A ititu d in o u j A r k ’
tame Mra. Pttregolfl wore nt the dniKw
“1 don’t wvm to re <»; jd- e yonr shter
test night.”
“1 suppose It w an-if you n ».* » —but V thlxn IlkeiK'Ms f
“Of courre not
. h :i. I r , di i.
It didn’t seem to ino there wns enough
to mnke mueh fnss over.”—Richmond pliot ogni ph.” -I.(uii?:v4'. •»* Co- r.er-Jour
ml
Time* Dispatch.
«1Ù
ir *
-
Official Stock Inspector.
Trrati til Doffiextlcatei Acinali.
WASCO.
O R EG O N
Telephone M a ia 502.
a ffo r d .
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
s
i
Opposite Postoffice
Moro
Oregon.