Sherman County observer., February 18, 1916, Image 2

POLITICAL NOTICES.
tween M cDonald and the other
side of Wasco, hauling gravel to
The state irrigation, drainage
W ith the break of the cold support bridges north of that
MORO, OREGON.
and
rural credits conference au­ Far Coaaty Sheriff.
spell and the melting o l m ow and city.
Ta the Veters of Sherman Coun­
thorized by the Oregon Irriga­
ice the usual floods were in evi­
The large fill, put in last spring,
R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a fltn W a a e o , O r e g o n
ty: I hereby announce myself as a
tion
Congress
w
ill
beheld
at
the
dence with a more than usugl de­ at the Bnraee farm is gone and
candidate
for
the
office
o
f
sheriff
to
Q fifid
S t a M y .
structive power. First street, be­ roads in general are badty rutted statehouse in'STalem, March 9 th. of Sherman county*ot
j j l J t t t h the
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tween the city power station and and wrecked by the water run­ The conference delegate« are lican i prim ary to be held
neiu May
F R ID A Y __ February 18. 1916 the Tumalum Lumber Co. is now ning down the wheel tracks. In asked to formulate a plan fo r 19th , 1916. . W . H . Meyer.
Wasco, Oregon.
cut to within three feet of the places these are known to be but state guaranty of irrigation and
L i m e , P l a s t e r , C e m e n t , B u ild e r s
■^r
.drainage
securities
and
a
system
Entered at aecond claw matter at the corner ot the power house and to
S
u p p lie s ,
L u m b e r,
W o o d , .C o al,
an inch or two on the surface and
poet oftce at Mpco, Oregon, July 25, 1891.
For Cnnnty Assessor.
a depth -of approximately 6 to 10 hollowed out to considerable size of state rumheredits.
C e d a r P o s ts , a n d H a y .
It is proposed to draft a const -
T o the voters o f the Republican
feet. Closer to the railroad the and depth under the crust of ice.
.Manager.
C. L . I r e l a n d
tutional amendment for submis­ party of Sherman county. Ore
same street is cut out, but not so Roads and bridges in the county
M A NUFACTURERS OF
sion to the people at the next gon: I hereby announce myself as a
If you do not read The Observer, why ¿ c e p , for about half the width.
are in bad conditiqn.
U n til the
candidate for the nom ination of
general
election.
The
conference
Th«»
comoanv lost two extent of the damage is known it
The lumber company
Assessor of Sherman county, O re­
W e would like to have you take it. u*"o|bridie8
and
spanning «be spillway and is dangerous to travel after night. w ill probably decide whether to gon, subject to the w ill of the- Re
submit enabling legislation at the
ome a
.ubriber. x We
.end
it - tw© abqut
become
■ auu»wu~..
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about 75 feet of retaining wall. Road supervisors Peetz and Byers general election or, later, to the publican party, at the prim arily uOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÓOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
year« for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12 54 ch a
to be held May 19, 1916.
in have had men trying to turn the legislature.
month i«n’t much. T ry it. Order by The sides - o f the spillway,
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O tto Peetz.
postal card, and pay for it when you can. places in thejumber yard, is more water from the roadway, but as
Delegates representing the Farm­
W e w ill «ot he responsible for the than double the width that it was
«»fei
’soon as the ice was thawed the ers U n ion , the Grange, and other
negleet of subscriber« to notify as of
For County S heriff.
before
this
flood
came
through.
changes in their address. Nor will the
water would cut a'different way. farm associations w ill be present
I hereby announce myself as
notification of a Postma«ter that the «ub- Under the office corner is a pot
The city is facing a problem in and participate." The conference
•criber ha« “ Removed” «ettle the bill of a
candidate for the nomination for
hole of about ten feet in diameter how to control the flood waters. has been arranged more particu­ the office of county ,sheriff, for
delieqaeeU. .
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A n y w h e r e f r o m t h e A t l a n t i c t o t h e P a c ific
Church and Society notice« F R E E , ex­ and unknown, depth, where the Majority opinion favors opening
larly by the ferigatioo sections of Sherman county at the Republi­
cept when for money making purpose«.
water has been washed under the a channel in a straight line the' the state and if care be not exer­ can prim ary to be held May
Such notice« at regular rate« at theoptioo
W c are in actual touch with 10,000 live and reliable Real Es­
concrete wall and brought the dirt ull length of the fla t
of the publishers.
Others, cised by delegate* trom other sec 19, 1916. Fred R. Mesainger.
tate Agents all over Canada and the United States. If you are
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At any time when requested to do «o, down from in back of the wall
while favoring that method, also tions the machinery for borrow
thinking of moving better call and we w ill give you a card of
the paper w ill be «»«continued. But we
For County Sheriff.
expect that all arrear« wist be paid before If the corner of the wall, under contend that it must be corttrete ing state credit to finance bond
introduction to a good, reliable real estate roan wherever you
such request is made. It is easy tv a«k in where the waters wash, w ill hold
Notice is hereby given that I w ill
are thinking of going so you w ill not be at the mercy o f some
ined
and
bottom
or
it
w
ill
again
issues
on
farm
land
securities
w
ill
for a statement, which will be cheerfully
be
a
candidate
for
the
nomina­
one who cares fo r nothing but your money.
unti’
the
floods
stop
there
w
ill
be
wash out and widen whenever a be mostly in favor of the irriga
rendered at any time.
tion of Sheriff o il the Republican
no further damage. If this wall lard flood starts.
tionists.
ticket at the primaries, May 19tb.
The washing o f the surface of
Enforcement o f the law. Justice
Germany has as^pmbled quite a should give, then there seems
Officials
of
the
DuPpnt
powder
small
chance
o
f
saving
the
storage
to
all.
James Lium .
the
street
at
the
power
plant
L fleet under the American flag.
works
claim
that
a
large
airship
shed
of
the
lumber
company.
caused
the
first
damage
and
then
There are war ships, merchant
u I 11 H H 1 1 I I H m I l + W + W 1 1 I I I H +4 I I I I I I I I I
Back o f the M oro Garage and an eddy was formed by the flood of German pattern has always
Notice to Creditors
ships and prise ships. There are
been
seen
hovering
over
their
the
M
oro
Hardware
&
Im
ple­
waters
being
deflected
by
the
con-
. worse places than American ter­
In the county court of the «late of O re­
ment Co. the alley is washed to ciete sewer built some years-ago. plants just before an explosion gon for Sherman county.
ritory io the stress of war. .
In the matter of ihe estate of F . G .
varying depths, at one place ten This sewer is now exposed for and fire. The excessive number
Barton, deceased. •
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of
accidents
have
shaken
the
feet
deep,
but
the
buildings
do
nearly half its length and a large
Notice ie hereby given that the under­
W e have been favored with the
nerves of the workmen and large signed have been appointed executor« of
following blank verse for publica­ not seem to have been damaged. portion is undermined. This hole
the estate o f F . G . Barton, deceased, and
A H o m e P la c e fo r t h e T r a v e li n g M a n
Through the flat and city park in the street is entirely too large numbers are deserting their work. have duly qualified, and all persona hav­
tion: Tne back o f winter may
G o o d , Q u ie t N e ig h b o rh o o d
ing claim« against «aid estate are hereby
is now four distinct channels, with to consider filling it up again and
be broke, and yet I’ve cause to
notified to present their duly verified
England
is
buying^ojd
cast
off
H
o
m
e
C
o
o k e d f le a l» S e rv e d F a m i l y S t y le
an average depth of four feet. either a bridge must be built to
claims therefor to the undersigned at 433
doubt it; 1 think old winter has
railroad
ties
along
the
Atlantic
Worcester
block,
Portland,
Oregon,
with­
the nerve to get along without it. The waters came onto the depot care for the travel or else another
in «lx month« from the date of the first
A U M e a la , 3 5 c
platform and within a fraction of means of crossing at some other coast, paying art average price of publication of this notice.
f 11 no 10
Room and Board by the Week, >6.00
five cents, to be used in construct­
G L. Barton,
an inch of going into the depot street be provided.
Since the Suffragette conven­
Maggi« S. Barloo, Executor«
Table Board by the Week, $5-00
ing trenches in France.
"
of the Estate o
of f F . G . Barton, deceased
tion of last Friday evening Char­ office. : ; •
Frank Schlegel, Attorney for Executor».
Between M oro and Hay Can
Muro High School Notes.
lie Belshee says the young fellers
Courtesy and the right sort of
yon several railroad bridges are
don’ t take off th e ir hats any more
publicity are indispensable to ser­
gone and others are hanging to
Edited by Marie Morrison and -
when he passes them afteT dark
vice corporations that would
the ra ils. with foundations gone.
George Hansen
M O R O , O R EG O N
jgpd now he has to take his
thrive. T o ir mahy o f them have
Part o f the track is out and work
The
H
eppner-M
oro
game
has
chance with the muddy crossings.
yeen slow to learn the lesson.
MORO.
O R E G O N 1 1 11 m i 1 1 i n n 1111 i i i i m i m i i i n 1111 n i 1 1 1 1 1 1
train is reported operating be­ been postponed indefinitely.
H 1 1 1 1 1 1 Í H H U 1 i i n i i i i i i m i i i H i i i i i i i i i i i i i » » * * f
Such is fame.
\
Elmer Barzee is absent from
When supporters and oppor
1st to 15th of each month?
school on account of sickness. * ents of universal m ilitary training
* P o r t la n d , O r e g o n .
W illis Buxton is back again after lave completed the task of public
W ASCO.
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OREGON
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
an absence of three and a half education the nation w ill adopt it
\16th to 30th of each month.
as American.
days.
— -to a - ■'
Neale Freeman returned to
P ositively
rely m ost ce n tra lly
Money is an econom ic fertil­
located. , Fifth 8t. cars pass «»
school Monday and seems to be
izer The two resemble one an­
the doors every few minutes v
over his cough.
other in being useful only when
Miss Duncan is again able to
1 o v ir the land.
p- - , »
teach school much to the pleasure spread
Physician and Surgeon.
Popular Priced Restaurant < ;
of her pupils and Marie Morrison
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E u ro p u n P ita . Vatea $1.00 an d up < >
H o w ’s T h is ?
who has bedfi substituting for her
W e o ffer O n e H u n d r e d D o lla r s
M o ro , O reg o n .
L Q. SWETLAND, Mgr. : :
during the past week. Miss Kessi R e w a r d for a n y c a s e o f C a ta r r h
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i m in im i*
l i l i l í H l l l l H t m 4 44 + H - m . i i h - i 11
th a t c a n n o t b e c u r e d b y H a l l ’s
returned Friday.
O ffic e in re s id e n c e .
C u re.
The high school orchestra has C a ta rrh
F. J. C H E N E T ft OO.. Toledo, O.
leraJirned. have known F. J.
We, the undersiKr
made rapid progress under the Cheney
for the last IS years, and believe
him
perfectly
In all business
You receive what you order
G rover J . D u ffe y
eadership o f Miss Kessi and w ill transactions and honorable
financially able to carry
out
any
obligations
made
by
hla
firm.
make its first appearance Friday
in our grill. , O ur service is equal
N A T IO N A L BANK OF COMMERCE.^
Lawyer.
afternoon at the literary society.
to *’
the high quality
lus!
>7
H a ll e Catarrh Cora Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood *and mu­
all times
of food we serve, . A . . t ...
cous surfaces of tha system. Testimonials
you are assured of obtaining an
School N otes from K ent.
«ent free. Price 76 cente per bottle. Sold Office with W. H. Ragsdale
by all Druggist»
appetizing meal in an environ­
Take Italia Fa ally Pills for conatlpatloa.
ment that is extremely pleasant.
Edited by Margaret Gate«.
MORO - OREGON.
Every thing in season at popular
The visitors this week were
prices. T ry our noon dinner.
Mrs. Chas. Boardman, Mrs. L. J.
From my farm near Demoss,
HOTEL ALBERT
Gates, and Mrs. E. R. Curfman.
C.J. B r ig h t , W .C .B ryaht , M .G .E llis
Wednesday night, February 9th,
T H E DALLES, -
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A t an assembly meeting of the one bay mare colt coming two
¡SCENE FROM * THE SECRETARY OF FRIVOLOUS AFFAIRS”
entire school L in co ln ’s birthday; year old; white spotin face, black B r i g h t , B r y a n t & E llis .
«. act MUTUAL MA8TERPICTURI MADE BT AMBRICAK
J
was observed with songs, recita mane and tail; "hind leg outside
has thick spot between hock and
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tions, etc.
A ttorney8-at-Law
hip with hair not shed; reward
St. Valentine’s day was ob­ for return or information. Phone
offices at
,
served by a joint session of the or write
Frank Mobley,
Demoss, Oregon
school.
Lola Schadewitz was 3t-fl8
W. C. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor.
The Dalles and M o ro , O re .
elected postmistress.
AU had
good time.
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
The place known as Erskine
The patriotic celebration w ill be
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
held in the hall Saturday evenftig, farm, between M oro and Grass
Valley. For particulars and terms
the 26th of February. The pro
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 i l l
address Mrs. Grace M. Dennis,
gram is to consist of plays, drills, tfjl5
Lake Bay, Wash
a f fo r d .
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pantomines, »ableau, songs, reci­
A tto rn e y a t L a w
tations, etc.
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 6 .
The question for the eighth
Should try ouriam ous chick­
P o s to ffic e
grade debate last Friday was “ Re en plate dinner; all kinds of nice
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solved. That people use motor sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
W illard Lunch Counter.
power to a greater advantage than
water power.” T o affirm: M ar­
.IL .. V
P o r c e la in
S a th
T u b .
garet Gates, V iola Bennett, and
I
V E T E R I N A R I A N ■ •
Rosa Amick. T o deny: Luretta
. Caskets and Robes always on
Bennett, Jennie Hogue, and Ear hand; special supplies and caskets
Interstate Stock In s p ^ to r
Boardman.
The decision was ordered at any’ time.
Agent for Model Steam Laundry of The Dalles
.Sam Brisbine, M oro, Oregon.
Examiner of Stallions tor Lkeaee
given in favor of the affirmative.
Shop 1:1 Brick Building next Observer Office
F R E S H B R E A D D A I L Y , 5 c a L o a f.
A ll iB r e a d
The question for the fifth grade
J . N . L A N D R Y , P r o p rie to r .
debate was, “ Resolved, That a
w a x p a p e r w ra p p e c j In a i r t i g h t s a n i t a r y p a c k a g e .
W ASCO, .b o v ^ o a c . O R E G O N
the
Telephone M ain 502.
W e have in our em . plo
dog is more intelligent than a
Of
Specialty of Home Cooked Donghnnt»
M
o i o . !-----------------O r e g o n .
horse.” T o affirm, Harry Juste- best shoe mechanics on the Pacific
Pies
sad
Cakes
Lusck C.oodx of All Kiade
coast; they make new work or
ten, Richard
Bennett.
and
repair old shoes and we guarantee
Johnnie Haynes. T o deny, Louis to do your w o rk cheaper and bet­
Schadewitz, Adelia Gates, and ter than any cobbler w h o '|H H
P A P E R H A N G IN G
’ SALES ROOM IN.McCOY’S CONFECTIONERY
Glenna Dellinger. The decision never learned the trade.
We
pay
pobtage
both
ways
was given in favor of the negative
B Y AUTO
P A IN T IN G
and furnish mailing bags for future
aide.
A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S
shipments with your first order.
The following pupils did not
A ll shoes returned prom ptly.
S IG N W R IT IN G
V ic to r Marden, ’
miss any words in the spelling
►The Dalles, Oregon.
contest last Ptiday afternoon:
Estimates Furnished
F a rm e rs a re In v it e ^ t o “ T ie I n ”
Glenna Dellinger, Vera G ilm or,
Free.
In the concrete, recently completed, tully equipped,
Frances Howell, Richard Ben­
room y garage of W alther-W illiam s Company. Competent
nett, Luretta - Bennett, Johnn«e
workman always ready to Help you in any way they can at
T o or from any point, partic­
Feeding 25 cento a head/ Including Stall Rooto
Haynes and Margaret Gates. The ularly Sherman county. Experi­
expense to you. For any service rendered the charge
enced
driver
and
car
always
ready.
successful ones on the previous
w ill always be reasonable.
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Ne Extra Charge for “ tie i i ” When Driver Fnmishes Feed
Phone me at m y expense from
Y our business w ill be
Friday were: Viola and Luretta
any place. Reasonable charges
appreciated and an endeavor
Bennett, Margaret and Adelia with plenty of time given com­
w ill be made to please all.
Gates, and Joe W ilson.
mercial men to “ make” towns.
L IV E R Y 8 E R V IC E O N C A L L
G borgk E llard .
G rau Vallsy, Oregon-
A lw in renditi« Observer.
The
O b s e rv e r.
Independent Warehouse | Willing Co
hw fa
. DEALERS IN
MILL FEED AND FLO l
t
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
IN
REAL
ESTATE
A L E X H U N T E R , Moro, Oregon
ELLSW ORTH
J. R. Morgan
Z D en .tl.st
H O TE L
MRS. Ç, H . E L L S W O R T H
NEW HOTEL PERKINS ,
ML
Dr. C L . Poley
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Strayed Away
Shown at Moro Theater, Saturday 19th
Thursday 24th
“The Little Brother of the Rich”
HOTEL MORO
farm for Sale
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C. M . Huddleston
An All-Star Production
Travelers at Biggs
Oregon
Wasco,
M oro B a r b e r S
hop
Undertaking Supplies
Dr. T h eo . Beletski
Everything First Gass and up to date.
Opposite
Moro
Oregon.
/
Home Bakery & Lunch Room
Shoe Repairs by Parcel Post
E. C. CLARK, Moro, Oregon
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
STQ RE
YOUR
FEED & SALE S T A B L E S
CAR
Livery Momobile Service
J. F lo o m , loro, Oro.
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Team , 15 cents
W . H. E A S TE R , Moro, Oregon
TH C R -W ILLIA M S GARAGE
DALLES.
Single Horse, 10 cents.
OREOON. .
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