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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1915)
? i - l . _ ~ - - • 1 * - _- j sfe -ft.- » - ..... ~ r __ ? ; G e o rg e K le io c '* beautiful 6-part m asterpiece, “ D u R a rry ” w hich “J ______ ' n who takes up tdtoatically, w ith f m u n itio n , u n d er uhBfiU o , is fo llo w in g a and a study t h a t ' E igh teen d o zen china pheasants visit« the M o r o T h e a tre on A ogutf a re being given th e ir lib erty this i _ , . - 26th, featuring M r» . Leslie C arter m o n th in S herm an county at 6 f- i 'a ! io the title ro le , is founded on the teen d ifferent lo catio n * a* follow»: | t f f f l f f i play w hich in turn received it* in - Rufus at the G .W .B la c k b u rn e a n d i tp ira tio n fro m the d ram atic event« F .E .B r o w n orchards; at th e J o h n - o f the reign o f L o u is X V . I t was August 20, 1915! wasteful extravagance o f M m e . F u lto n fa rm west o f W asco; at the F R ID A Y farms of L .L .P e e t z , L - V .M o o r e . -------] D o B arry that was largely responsi- F . A . Sayrs, C la re A x te ll. R o bt. •ecoMt ct— ■»*««* W Ib e ib le fo r the “ pacte de fam in e U r q u h a r t, n ear M o r o ; at th e C .A . take* a great M oro. Oregira. J«»v 2S. itrti • w j,ich allo w ed Louis X V to corner B uckley. M . B. T a y lo r , R a y R agr- shoot a gun ] __------------ j wheat supply o f F rance and d ale, J .B .M o rris o h , F re d K rusow . lic ip a n t must sell it to the p eo p le at g re a tly ad- C. L. I r ela n d Irv in g N o ttin g h a m , farms near gun. h o w to 1 . vanced prices. T h is lead to the 9 f " * , •» Tfce O t o » » . re v o „ w h k h eighteen Grass V a lle y ; at th e J .N . M c ln n e s p ull the triggt System atic fa rm n e a r K en t. w . « -M u u » t o « « . •*> « * « » •« * . i“ ,h e These birds are raised at the a person p h y . know it wootd be profitable to you » throw of m onarchy in France and O re g o n A g ricultu ral C o lle g e farm eye, w hich is frightful b lo o d y events o f the near C o rvallis and are brought to in o u r physics ontk ba’t m«ch Try fr. S* * " * * * > F rench re vo lu tio n . T h e picture the county free of charge, the ra il ens the in use I * -1 card. Md pay tor >t rto ry u he* op the history o f M m e road and express com panies m ake D u B a r r y - h e n .h e w „ , bum ble no charge for tran sp ortation . Jas ,;^ ra M their addram. No» m illin e r's m o d el and continues ^ ^ • 4 U m S ! i d T X i ^ S e bill M • the story of h er career, her lo ve Stew art, fish and gam e w arden fo r this district, has used every UiMqocMi. - i in prison fo r eighteen years w h ile effort to interest the residents of Cfavcb sad Society aorices FREE. «*- t j,e reigned, in a ll but nam e, as Sherm an county in brin g in g these Q u e e n o i France. _ game birds in to this section and the result fo r this year is gratifyin g ¡¿."S tent* o f character definite and its ratal d ev elo p e r is a ppreciated. I t sal o f science to p trly. as the p ar- j w how to lift the | I it, and when to l le shooting trains Illy; it trains the im p o rtan t factor icitarc; it strength- of the a rm , this is ► fact that the rifle- d a ¿un weighing It arm ’s length for long stretches o f f tiuors. T i pheasants were liberated by Bar- , num Bros, at th e ir G o u ld ranch • and these birds ar? kno w n to have I become established at Erskin e. : R utledge and Demoss, a range o f ’ I several miles. A ll persons are w arned that, ’ under 'gate law , all parts o f S h er m an county are, at all lim es, strict- i ly closed to the shooting o r injur- f ing, in any m an ner, of china pheasant*. A v io latio n o f this law M o r o is afflicted with a plague of grasshopper* that is liable to seriously crip p le efforts to m ain tain law n* and shade trees. In all parts of the city the green gras* is . incurs a heavy penalty. Sherman Ceuaty Realty Transfer*. hid by the thousands of ’hopper* trying to secure a full m eal. IlwiiDg to August 14, 1915. E . C . H a m ilto n M ic h e ll; •% to Jo h n 8. lo t 10 blk 2. city of Grass V a lle y . $80. U . S. of A . to Johanna A n d e r son; »% n e X and s w # n e X and the m achinery fo r one m o te year. PEOPLE D O N 'T (S U A S S W HO >H H o u s e s -Aeegrdin» to H#yW.* T h e flrat au th o r o f book« dealing w ith card gawea waa Rdm uc i Hoyle, who died fa Loudon. aged ninety-»eve«/ la 1T7«X Hte treaftasa on w hU t. piquet and other game« are »till authorities, and ••According tv Hoyle" ba* become a proverb. Hoyle has been called the Inventor o f w h in , which la an error, attboggh be wse the, Rew to popularize the game and piac» t t on a •d e n tin e and exact fo oting B o yle waa a law yer by profession. but be-derivod a good In come from hia hooka. For hia treatise on w hlat be received fflJOOO, and the work w aa ao i bipola r th at It ran through Bte «m tiouSTbertlrat year, be «Idea many pirated editions. Hoyle gave Instruction» in w hlat to parties of ladles and gentlemen, charging each » per leoaon. For some year» be held an official court position In Ireland which paid him O W per year. Hoyle’s book on whlat waa flrat pub- Uahed In 174k by Are or decay. S o m e o f theae lik e hou»ea" they occuptrd n» tem porary residenrea. Other» they u»ed a» shel ter» for stock or a» prim itive barns Only one, however, ever had the dis tinction of being a L u lled States post office. T b s t »tump 1» In C lallam coon ty, In the state o f Washington. In early days the settlers were wide ly scattered, and It was a long Jour aey over rough trails to the poetoffice. C a rrie « could do no more than leave mall a t some central point. T he Mg cedar slump, tw elve feet In diam eter and reduce« 1 to a shell hy tire, was a baae from which a number of trulla I radiated. * By common consent It became the I postofllce for a wide region. T he set tler» put on a roof of ce.lar ahakm and nailed boxes around It* Interior. I which they regarded a* marked w ith I their name». There wan a larger box for the outgoing mall. There were no sh o u ld n ' t - throw e O O ^ M E R A N tfS M to KÆMA- A CINCINNATI I S IN -LINE F C « - —T H e P e M N A N T (F Y C X J W .A Y / T H e L in e a T fc iF L e , C R O O K E D !5 M oro B a r b e r S h o p Tub. E verything F irst C lass and u p to date. P o r c e la in J 3 a th A g e n t for M odel S te a m l a u n d r y o f T h e D a lle s S h o p in B r ic k B u ild in g n e x t O b se r v e r O ffice J. N. LXNDRY, Proprietor. M o r e , - - - - - O ie g ro z x . W ELL D R ILLIN G A m ' p re p a re d to do FIR S T CLASS W O R K GRANDEES OF SPAIN. ■tore. T h is sim ple rem edy became famous by curing appeodidtlB and It haa l>een found th a t J U S T A S IN G L E D O S E relieve« sour atomach. gna on th e stomach and oonatipatloo IN S T A N T L Y because it drains off such a surprising amount of old foul mat- R. A . S. Johnson tr a p s— s h o t b y m ore o f t h e m e n w h o are s e ttin g t h e p a c e in t h e In t h e m a tte r o i S h e lls — w h er e is t h e sp o r tsm a n w h o d o e s n o t k n o * t h e R e m in g to n -U M C “ S p e e d S h e lls ,” S teel L in e d — a ll th e d r iv e o i th e p o w d er k e p t b a c k of t h e s h o t, a n d show ing r e su lts th a t fla tte r a n y m a k e o f g u n ? d isp la y s t h e R e d R a ti M a r k o f R e m in g to n -U M C — t h e s ig n t h a t h is s to r e is S p o r tsm e n ’s H ea d q u a r te r s o f th e to w n . S o ld b y y o u r h o m e T h e X>a»X>«»4»« O r a g o n . . . , ■' . - vl O — -■— -*■ t i f f 1 -- , ^ Estimates Furnished - M ANUFACTURERS OF Y o u r busioess w ill be. appreciated and an end eavo r w ill be m ade to please all. FLO U R MILL ooooooocxxx xxx> oooooooooooooooooooocx)ooooooooooooooocO DOCX»OOOOOOOC>OOOOOOOCXXXXX> OOOOOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX3 J . R. M o rg an X D e x x tls t . - Î W HEN WASCO. - 16th to 30th of IN STOP AT ORGGON Corner of 7th ind 8 tirk 8 t r « t C H A S . W R IG H T , P re s id e n t M . C . D I C K IN S O N , M a n a g e r . O R EG O N each PORTLAND HQT6L OREGON It ih new, a n d its room s are p ro v id ed w ith ru n n in g w ater an d lo n g d is ta n c e te le p h o n es. E u ro p e a n p la n .» R ates $1 per day a n d up. m o n th . WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n M oro, O regon . NEW HOTEL PERKINS O f f ic e in r e s i d e n c e P o rtla n d , O regon. E u le ra Oregon Headqnarten. G ro v e r J . D u ffe y B rig h t, B ry a n t & Ellis Always read the Observer. r D E A L E R S - * IN * . 4 L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e rs Supplies, L u m b e r, W ood , CoatT C ed ar Posts, and H a y . F ree. 1st to 15th of eaoh m o n th . T h e D a lle s and Moro» Ore. Popular Priced Restaurant Ruropetn Pltn. Vatot $1.00 aad L. Q. SWLTLAND, Mgr H 4-4 -I !■ t » - F H 4 -H --F l--F H -4--H H -F M ~ F H ~ H ~ l-H ~ H -l-1 I I HOTEL MORO w . G R U T L E D G E , Proprietor. SUNDAY DINNERS 3 5 0 . C. M. Huddleston Opposite Postoffice Moro A tto rn e y a t L a w W asco , P o s itiv ly m st c e n tr a lly lo c a te d F ifth S t. c a rs p a ts th e d o o rs evei y few m in u te s N e a re st H o tel to Business C e n te r, B a n k and Depot. Courteous T r e a tm e n t, Cleqn Beds and T a b le th e best th e m a r k e t w ill affo rd . - - o f fic e s a t ed, and the follouing ¿ascribed land« aold at private rale, in tbs manner provided by law, not lesa than ialf o f purchase price to ba paid in caah, b dance to be secured by note and mortgage op the property, bear ing not lea» than t i^ht per cent per annum interest, payable within • reasonable time, all subject to the < <>aftrmation ot the court towit: *1 he north half of uorthea»t quarter (n H ne.U) of »ectid« « « (6) »« townahip three (4J aouth, range eighteen (.¡8/ ea«t of W i'b m ttte m .-idiag, containing eeven- ty-Lglu an J <2*h,/-eight hundrediln acre« more or a cording to government x Ij *' ‘~*1 *** T- * S I G N ' w r it in g Ctiquatta of the H at- T h a t Differen tiates th« Three Ranks. A grandee of Hpulu enjoy» the priv ilege. grunted him many hundreds of year» ugo, of remaining “covered In L aw yer. the presence of his sovereign. Tbit* custom dntea from the period when, Sarah E. Landry, administratrix. according to the theory than held, the Bright, Bryant & Ellis, Moro, Oregon, Office w ith W. H . R ag sd ale king waa “the flrat among aqual*.’' Attosney« lor adminiatratrix. The ancient form ula alw ays a t the M ORO - O R E G O N . cortHuiUou o f the kings o f old Spain CitatMB. In the County Court of (he State o f Oregon for Sherman county. wna: “ W e, your equal», choose yon •. In the m ittar n f the eala»« of W illia m to reign over us.” And the king as Curria»« deceased. sented In this declaration o f hia noble». C J.B m o h t , W .C.B rtant , M .G .K lu s . T here was a tim e when all grande?» To John Beaomworth, Elisabeth M ain, John A . Bosom worth, Robert Currie of Spain wore th eir bats In the pre« Boaomworth, James Samuel Bosom- enee of the king, but In tim e the Idea iworth, of eaata began to prevail, even among the grandees, w ith the result that they r* ' 'J e . 'a.'iL... ' **. ware eventually" divided Into three A tfo m e y s-a t-L a w classes, and these eiaasea were dlatln ! were equal ” • There have B » n grandee« who were not 8panlard« -notably the Duke of W ellington, npon whom the cortee con ferred the honor In recognition o f hl« aarvlee» to the ata te.-E xc h a n g e. \ P A IN T IN G Notice of Sale of Real Estate. gnlshed by the h a t etiquette. T he flrat dnsa entered the royal pres ence covered; the second d a ra entered uncovered, and After an advance of a few stepa. p ut on tb elr bata. unbidden by the ktng. an«l the third clasa alao entered uncovered, but did not “cover” until requested to do so by the king | Then, according to the etiquette, “all g P A P E R H A N G IN G Sept. 28. 29, 30. Oct. 1.1915 MORO, T. B. Philips, Secy and Treasurer In the Couaty Coart of the Slate of O re gon lor Sherman countr. In the matur of the estate of John H . Lsn- 'dry, deceased. ** Notice is hereby given thst under and by virtue of an order heretofore made and entered in taid court in Mid matter on the 6th day of July, A.» 1915, the undersign ed will on and after Saturday, August 7th, 1915, at 9 o ’clock S.m. ol aaid day at the law offices of Bright, Bryant A Ellis, in M oro, Oregon, proceed to sell nt private sale, lor caah, subject to the confirmation of the court, the following described res, estate situated within the City of M oro, in M id County and Stale, towit: Lota two (2) and three (3) and the half-of lots lour (4 ) lying adjacent to lot three (3) and fractional lot one (1) of block seven (7) of the origins) town, now city, of Moro, Oregon, and fractional lot one (1) of block seven (7) of Barnum« addition to said d»y. together with the tenements, heradhnment«, and appurten ances thereunto belonging and appertain- * Dated this 7tk<lay of July, 1915. a n d 845 d e a le r other leading m erch ants in Oregon T w e n ty Fifth A n nuel Wasco County Fair He F o r t h e r ig h t d o p e — se e t h e R e m in g to n -U M C D e a le r . D . Jackson, druggist survey. «•»! tract« S a tis fa c tio n G uaranteed H E R e m in g to n -U M C P u m p G u n a n d A u to lo a d in g G u n - s h o tg u n s o f to d a y. A d o p te d e v e r y w h e r e , for use in t h e fie t sp o rt th a n a n y oth er m ak e o f g u n s in t h e w orld. . purpose ol recalling J. iv- o <arr a» district attorney fo r W h e e le r s eX n w X »ec 14 in tp3* r!5 e . county, failed o f its purpose by a heavy m ajority; H 6 p eo p le w ant T h e threshing m achinery o f W E L C O M E N E W S FOR ed M r . Starr out of office and 551 Sherm an county is m aking quick BIG TREE MAIL STATIOM L O C A L PEOPLE were satisfied w ith h it adm inistra w o rk o f harvest. If the weather Ranewaed ao the O ldm t Pe»te»Re« ____ _______________ tio n .. _ clerk w ill be good fo r o n ly a short Pftopte ta this town w in b e glad to Building In Arvenca. tim e longer the m ajo rity o f the The ptonetm o f the northwest often h ear th a t th e m lxtaxe o f sim ple buck thorn bark, glycerine, etc-, known aa Best mucilage and brushes at the crews w ill soon be able to house made u*e of huge tree» hollowed out Adler-l-ka, can be obtained a t our O bserver B ook Store. "Dope” on shooting is plentiful. And 3 shooters know where the right dope comes 1 from—and that it leads straight to Remington-UM C. s healthful in that to alt lovers o f d e a n sport. Last year tw enty - four china Is Tg ^ ^ ^ ^ S h o t g u n s an d th e “ S peed Shells” Oregon ooooooocooooooooooooocx » qooooooooooooooooooooocxx ) ooo £ S D r. T h e o . B e le ts k i j V IN T O N H O T E L Grass Valley, Oregon. moré particularly detc'-hrd at let» nuu.bered one (1) end two (2) ol said aection tix (6) in *«>d towns .ip and fou^e, together with the ten ement«, bcredilemcrtCa and appurtenancca thereunio he'onii >g pad appertaining. Witr.eaa the lio » . ! red Kruaow, judge ol the aatd court nnd the »eel of avid court I - - » affix. < thia 7th d e y , ot LS Ju!v, a o . 1915. . . K tu ir e ly n ew , c o n v e n ie n t to b u sin e« » / C lean beds, an d ta b le th e b e st t h e m a r k e t w ill afford. P r ice s r e a s o n a b le , ('orn - m ercia l tra d e policited* y ; CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES