The
O b server
liteynSit yinktiu I IDilliil C*
The rabbit bun an annual fea-
In a game replete with fast
The country's greatest need U
ture
conducted b the’ M oro Rod
playing
the
M
oro
high
school
I
a revival of intense and rugged
M O RO . OREGON
and
Gun
Club, » i won Wednea-
patriotism, for its influence on the )asket ball team defeated the
Notice is hereby <iveo that the under-
day
by
D
r. Po jr’s aide, with sifned has filed in the above entitled
native-born generation, as well as jrass Valley town team on the i
Court end cause her final report and ac­
its impress on the minds of mil­ atter’s floor Saturday night by a 19200 point». T e side captained count of her adm inistration of the said ee-
end that Monday, the 3rd day of
lions who are here from foreign score of 25 to 27. O wing to the by L i Barnum hi ing 17415. loos- tale,
January. A . D .
1916. at the hour of
ie
to
600
rab-
ing
by
1785.
Cl
smallness
of
the
hall
and
the
chores. The pretence here of so
eleven o'clock a. as. of said day has been
F R ID A Y
many strangely mixed millions eagerness of the players the game bits, a large nun er of magpies, by order of the Court appointed ee the
time, suid the county court room in the
L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, m
considerable owl», etc., were 1 ought in at well county
from diverse lands across the seas was marred by
court bouse at M oro. Oregon, as
Supplies,
-L u m b e r, W o o d ,
imparts to that need an intensity roughness. - Coon starred for as a coyote, one rnx, a number the place for the hearing o f the said report
and
account,
the
objections
thereto
if
any,
C
ed
ar
Posts,
and H a y .
the Grass Valley team, while of porcupine he It. an eagle and m uflhe settleeaent of the w id ’ eetnte.
not requisite in other countries.
a badger.
Manager,
Dated at M o r o . Oregon, this 24th day
C. L . I reland
The census of 1910 found in the Tom lin made a large share of
of November, A . D ., 1915.
M A N U FA C TU R ER S OF
Tom
D
o
w
n
s
'
I United States a foreign born Moro's points and Searcy played
Sarah E . Landry,
his
fifth
»hot
at
1
If yon do not reed The Observer, why I
Administratrix of said estate.
white population of 12,345.545. a particularly good game at guard,
not?
Bright, Qryant A Ellis,
Hunters of bo
holding
his
man
down
to
one
W e would like to have you take It, and Additional to these millions di­
Attorneys fax Admiaistrix.
fied that the work of counting the a26d24-5t
v e know it would be profitable to you to
______
basket. The line-up follows:
rectly
from
foreign
lands
were
b ^o m e e subscr.ber.
W e send it two
game and, awarding points was
Grass
Valley
—
Coon
and
S.
yean itx $2.50; one year $1.50; 12 K eta a 18.897,847 Americans of toreign
accurately done. Each side might
month isn’t much. T ry it. O tgsr by I
or mixed parentage— that is, hav­ Davis, forwards; C. Davis, center;
postal card, end pay fax it when you can.
Morrison, Baker and Vinton, have been able to bring in a few
W e w ill not be responsible for the ing one or two parents w h o ' were
M o r o — Tom lin
and more points tag not enough to
neglect of subscribers to notify as ot born abroad.
-
1 guards.
Ledttry. d e c ease d , 1
changethe d
changes in their eddrsss. Nor «rill the
A little more than one-tnird of Sayrs, forwards; Barzee. center;
Notice is hereby given that the under­
notification of ■ Postmaster that the sub
signed has filed in the above entitled
scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill of a the people of this nation, there­ J. Morrison and Searcy, guards.
Three characterise* stand out court end cause her final report end ac­
delinquent.
count of her administration of the said es­
fore
were
either
born
abroad
or
A n y w h e re fro m th e A tla n tic to th e _ P a c lfic
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex­
prominently in w s year*» winter tate. and that Monday, the 3rd day of
Moro 38; Waste 17.
cept when for money making purposes. spring from foreign-born parent­
January, A . D ., 1916, at the hour of ten
W e are in actual touch with 10,000 live and reliable Real Es­
Such notices at regular rates at theoption age on one or both sides of the
O n the local floor Friday ev­ short course woii at the Oregon o'clock a. m. of said day has been by or­
of the publishers.
Agricultural
College.
The
first
is
tate Agents all over Canada and the United States. It yout arc
der of the court appointed as the «m e,
ening M oro defeated Wasco high
A t any ti mew hen requested to do so, bouse.
thinking of moving better call and we will give you a card ol
the reorganization of the work to and the county court room in the county
school
by
the
score
of
17
to
38.
court house at Moro. Oregon, as the
the paper w ill be o»aconiinued. Bat we 1
N o thoughtful person who
introduction to a good, reliable real estate man wherever you
meet
the
needs
of
the
hour;
the
expect that ell arrears wiu be paid before
place for the bedring of the eaid report
The locals took the lead at the
are thinking of going so you will not be at the nfercy o f some
such request is made. It is easy tu ask ns i weighs well these census facts can
and
account,
the
objections
thereto
if
any,
second,
individual
instruction
for a statement, which «rill be cheerfully remain blind to the imperative start and were never headed. The
and the settlement of the said estate.
one who cares tor nothing but your money.
wherever posable; and the third,
Dated st Moro, Oregon, this 24th day
rendered at any time.
1 need of keeping aflame the fires game was fast at all stages, how-1
of
November,
A
.
D
.,
191S.
i round-table discussions and exper­
J of patriotism.
To permit those ever, and the visitors put up a
Sarah E. Landry,
ience reports. The work this year
Administratrix o f the estate.
game
fight
al,
the
way.
Injustice
fires to burn low or become ex­
has been carefully reviewed under Bright, Bryant A Ellis,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
tinguished would jeopardize the to the Wasco boys it should be
■it t n 1 1 n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 n i i i H U u m t i f H i m t t » »
the
direction of a committee ap­ n29d24-5t
stated that they are but recently
very existence of the republic.
pointed
to
secure
the
utmost
pos­
organized and had had but little
N O TIC E FO R P U B LIC A TIO N
Pure food law advocates in
opportunity for practice.
Greby sible efficiency.
(Pobltaher)
In the western states water pow­
Japan recently'" discovered that
Dt-partment of the Interior, 0 . B Land
at center played a particularly
(>A m at The bailee. Oreqon.Droember 1».
M ORO, OREGON
. > ■ • •
much rice was adulterated with er development has advanced pro­ good game for the visitors while
ISIS. Notiee ie hereby »riven that Olay lu b b e
portionately
much
more
rapidly
of
Moro.
OtORon,
who,
on
Marob
I
7tk,
quartz sand to increase its weight.
Morrison played a rattling guard
1910. made homestead eotry No 06886, for
A H o m e P lace fo r th e T r a v e lin g M a n
than in the east, where land is
HW aek.eeW a«M A lot 4, «action 18. tonn-
Moro, Oregon
for the locals. The teams lined
•b p S moth, tanqe 18 oaet, W.llamotte
privately
owned.
The
amount
of
Qood, Q u ie t Neighborhood
'
An American slogan at the
meridian, has ttled notioe of intention to
up as follows:
make final fivo-vear proof, to oetahliah
water
powqr
used
in
the
genera­
H
om
e
Cooked
ite
a
ta
Served
F
a
m
ily
S
ty
le
present time may be “ fewer use­
Wasco— Medler and Fleck, for­
el aim to the land above described bef xe
K A MoPitereon.County Cle.k at Moro.
less forts and more useful soldiers, tion of electricity by public cor­ wards; Greby, center; Venable]
Orenon, on the 1st day of Fetxaary, ISIS.
porations,
street
railway
com­
u ..
AHMesls, J5C
Claimant names aa witnesses:
John
fewer needless navy yards and a
and Jones, guards. M oro— T om ­
Stewart. Daniel Btewart, M artin Haaean.
Room
and
Board
by the W eak, $70®
panies.
and
municipalities
has,
in
larger and stronger navy.**
lin and Sayre, forwards; Bargee,
°. L
WOODCOCK? Boqlotor
Table Board by the W eek. $58®
the last decade, increased 440 per
center;
Searcy and" Morrison,
The
national
government’s cent in the west, or more than guards.
f
twice as fast as in the remainder
dragnet for conspirator’s in be­
Thm put PnActiM by
Next Wednesday evening the
half of foreign goverments has I of the country. According to the
. Alt-Star Cast
/
shown itself to be large andstiong. secretary of agriculture four and focal high school basket ball
F
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MORO. OREOON
S o m e th in g D iffe re n t
Neither large fish nor small fish one-half times as much water team will play the Dufur high.
MORO. - -
O R E G O N T H > H I H I H 1 t < I l I I I I 1 I f 1 I I -H - H 1 I I I I f l-> I 1 1 I I I I U »»♦
are likely to slip through its power, in proportion to the pop- The latter have a fast team this
S A T U R D A Y , Dee. »5
ulation. is used in the west as in year, defeating The Dalles team
* meshes.
1st to 15th of each month
remainder of the United States, in a recent game and the boys ex­
MATINEE 4:30 P. M.
The Dalles Chronicle. Decern and* nearly three times as much as pect a hard fought contest.
The
ASCO ,
-
OREGON
COMEDY
her 15th, celebrated its 25th birth in the eastern states.
winner is very liable to have g.
P o r c e la in
J 0 a th
T u b .
16th to 30th of each month.
goed claim for the central O re­
day by a special edition, which
was most creditable to that city - Edgar, only son of Dr. and gon championship. « Local peQple
featuring Mary Pickford
and the paper. One of the fea­ Mrs. J. W . Dennelly, died at the should turn out as this game will
A g e n t for M od el S te a m L a u n d r y o f T h e D a lle s
tures was a reproduction of the family home in Arlington on certainly be worth seeing.
Prices: 10c and 15c
Wednesday, December 15th. Ed­
very first issue.
S h o p in B r ic k B u ild in g n e x t O b ser v e r O ffice
gar Donnelly was a talented
J. N . L R N D R Y , P r o p r ie to r .
Mrs. Pauline Nichols is up from
Physician and Surgeon,
The attic it being rummaged young man, a college graduate, Los Angeles, spending the holi-1
these days for old forgotten laws. and had about finished his studies days with her parents, Rev. I
Moro, Oregon.
The Sunday closing law was, prac­ preliminary to taking the exam­
A dam iand wife.
tically. a dead letter for sixty ination for admission to the O re­
Office in residence
H e has a number of - The A. S. Johnson well d rillj
years until rejuvinated lately and gon bar.
outfit
is
down
150
feet
at
the
Day-
You receive what you order
now another old law has been friends in Sherman county that
ton Henrichs farm east of Moro.
discovered at Roseburg by an at­ regret his early death.
in our grill. O ur service is equal
G ro v er J . D u ffey
At that depth the drill became
torney, prohibiting dancing.
in every way to the high quality
of food we serve. At all times
Auto license plates for next fast and broke, but was gotten out
L aw yer.
you are assured of obtaining an
Railroad trainmen
want an year will have a red backgrounc again and has been shipped to
appetizing meal in an environ­
Portland
for
repairs,
giving
A
r­
8-hour day with 10-hour pay; with white letters and figures. The
ment that is extremely pleasant.
O ffice w ith W. H . R a g sd a le
they sometimes get two days pay number of tags issued by the sec­ thur and his men a holiday at
Every thing in season at popular
prices. T ry our noon dinner....
for ’ess than one day’s actual retary of state now approximates Christmas time.
FLOUR.
MILL FEED
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
A L E X H U N T E R , Moro, Oregon
ELLSW ORTH
J. R. Morgan
Z D e rxtlst
.
HOTEL :
M R S . C. H . E L L S W O R T H
M oro B a r b e r S
Her Darkest Hour
hop
Everything First Class and up to date.
. M o i o , - - - - - O x e g ro x x .
work now.
The government close to six thousand.
wants two tons hauled for the
price of one. Probably these may
1 want to buy your poultry anc
be partly the reason railroad in­ produce; will give you the right
vestments are not considered as price. L . S. Hines, Wasco Mar-
reliable as in former years.
F a rm e rs are In v ite d to “ T ie I n ”
Single Horset JO cents.
Team , J 5 cents
Feeding 25 cents a bead, ladediag Stall Rao«
Ne Extra Charge ter “ ti* ia” Wkaa Driver Fnrniabes Feed
W . H . E A S T E R , M o ro , O reg o n
L IV E R Y S E R V IC E O N C A L L
'M O R O
The department of agriculture
has ascertained from data furn­
ished from a thousand farms that
the annual value of food used was
was found to average $448 per
family, of which 58 per cent, was
furnished by the farm. The same
figures'show that the average
farm * family use $100 worth of
meat each year.
OREGON.
HO TEL
TH E DALLES.
Fits end Cakes
Lnncb Geeds el AD Kinde
E. C. CLARK, Moro, Oregon
SALES «OOM «
XcCOTS CONFECTKMEKT
in 14 Chapter«
Each Chapter in 2 |
Adveatares of
“ J. Ruf» W.llin,fonl”
in 2 part»
Story now ranning in the
S u n Jay O regonian
Bright, Bryant & Ellis
A tta r n e y s-a t-L a w
A r c h ite c t— C o n tr a c to r - B ü ild e r
— C em ent W o rk
IN F A C T A N Y
SORT
OF
B U IL D IN G
WORK
IN '
C L U D IN G R E IN F O R C E D C E M E N T
Remodeling and Modernizing Homes and Residences and
special attention given to “building in” Dutch Kitchens in a
satisfactory way.
Y O U R W O R K W I L L BE A P P R E C IA T E D
W E S . A.* R IG D O N , M o ro , O re.
7/r P. 0 . Box 215
OREOON
HOTGL 0R6GQN
The Dalles and Moro, Ore.
Corner of 7th and Stark Street,
MORO TH E A TE R
U N IV E R S A L
Three gentle work hones.
One 8-foot Thomas 12-disc
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J
W H E N IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T
§
o f fic e s at
*
A tto rn e y a t L a w
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
Wasco,
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
P A P E R H A N G IN G
The place krvown as Erskine
farm, between M oro and Grass
Valley- For particulars and terms
address M re .G ra c e M . Dennis. ;
tfil5
Lake Bay, Wash
T o or from any point, partic­
ularly Sherman couaty. -E x p eri­
enced driver and car always ready,
Phone me at mÿ expense from
any place. Reasonable charge«
with plenty of time given com­
mercial men to ‘‘tnako’ * towns
GâORGE E l LARD, Z
;
Grass V alie r. Oregon
*
G M. Huddleston
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
D r. 'T h e o . Beletski
Farm for Sale
C H A S . W R IG H T , Pm uiSun«
M . C . D I C K IN S O N , M n n n q n r.
I t is n ew , a n d its r o o m s are p r o v id e d w ith
r u n n in g w a te r a n d lo n g d is ta n c e te le p h o n e s .
E u r o p e a n p la n , R a te s $1 p er d a y a n d u p .
A ll having cash sales tickets is
One 8-foot packer.
suqd during December by the
One 8-foot single disc.
M oro Hardware & Implement » One 14-inch walking plow.
V E T E R IN A R IA N
Cow and calf, fair milker,
Co. are requested to bring them
only 2-year old.
in and secure tickets on the fine
A ll for sale reasonable.
large robe they are giving away.
; J. T . Ashby.
’ Grass Valley, Oregon-
Cash sales tickets issued during
December and up to the evening
of the’31st are entitled to take a
W ASCO,
OREGON
draw, according to the terms of
Telephone M ain 502.
> \
Caskets and Robes always on
the offer. The drawing will be
on the 5th and all tickets must be hand, special supplies and caskets
ordered at any timet
turned in not later than the 4th
Sam Brisbine, M oro, Oregon.
to entitle the holder to a chance.
Mrs. W .G . C. Woods returned
Saturday from Portland where
she attended on Wednesday,
December 15th, the golden wed­
ding anniversary *of her parents,
M r. and Mrs. A. M . Randolph,
at the home of Rev. C. F. M iqir,
pastor of Highland Baptist church.
M r. and Mrs. Randolph were
both born in New York in 1846,
were married in Minnesota 'in
1865 and came to Oregon shortly
after being married.
M ore than
forty relatives and friends were
present at the anniversary cele­
bration.
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— P A IN T IN G
S IG N
Catterà Oregea Headgnarters.
Positively most centrally
located. Fifth St. c a rt past
the doors every few minutes
Popular Priced Restaurant
Vetetgf.Meatf
Bufioptaa P ita .
I »
W E S A. R IG D O N , Moro
-
C J .B m o h t , W .C .S x Y A irr. M .G .E l l w
drill.
Fresh Bread, two loaves for 15c. Exact change made on a single
loaf purchase. All bread wax paper wrapped in air tight sanitary
package.
• «•« j .
ALBERT
HOTEL MORO
W R IT IN G
Estimates Furnished
* N e a re s t H o tel to Business C e n te r, B a n k
an d Depot, Courteous T r e a tm e n t, Clean
Beds and T a b le th e best th e m a r k e t w ill
a ffo rd .
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x
•
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 6 0 .
Your busine« will be
appreciated and an endeavor
✓ will be made to please all.
S »*■♦<■■> » M l ♦ i 4-W - H I I I > W
Tuesday evening while H . H .
Brackett and wife were examin­
ing a 12-gauge shotguh, at their
home east ot M oro, it was dis­
charged. The muzzle of the gun
was about tour feet from the
outer wall and about a toot from
the bed of a sleeping boy, but
the only damage was to the wall,
where the charge went through
two thickness of lumber and
lodged in the porch floor.
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O pposite P o s to ffic e
Moro
Oregon