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Sbwfag Grab to
Last Saturday evening the Kent
public school gavé a patriotic cele-
iration in the I. O .
F. ball.
The progran^; consisting of four ty: I hereby announee myself as a
candidate
¡date for
to the office o f sheriff
short plays, two song pantomines,
of Sherman county at the Repub-
one tableau, two flag drills and ican primary to be held May
several recitations. The entertain­ 19th, 1916.
W . H . Meyer,
Wasco, Oregon.
ment began promptly at 7:30 and
continued for about an hour and
T
thirty noinuteg,, without any delay
between numkeis.
?publ'»<
T o the voters of the Republican
The chief- gttraction of the party of Sherman tounfy. Ore-
evening was ;d»e play entitled gon: I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination of
•o t? t
W ith Harpgpd Drum** consist­
W e would like to hare you take it, and present is caused to a great extent with plows and scrapers were on
Assessor of Sberpian doonty, O re­
we know it would be profitable to you io by sacked wheat. J. J. H ill has the job, as well as an army of ing of two acts and representing gon, subject to the w ill of the Re­
bocomie a mbacriber.
W e »end it <
iaid that if the farmers would do I men armed with shovels.
T h e scenes in the home o fa southern publican party, at the primaries
y w n lor ».SO ; one year $ 1 .» ; 12%
slaveh older
the time of the to be held May 19,1916.
aootb isn't arach. T r y it. Order by ?way with sacks and ship wheat ladies, not to be outdone in com
postal card, and pay for it whan you can in bulk this shortage would be munity affairs, served an appetiz1 Civil W ar.
O tto Peetz.
W e w ill not be responsible for the
over
in
a
short
time.
O
ne
of
the
I
¡ng
luncheon.
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The prograag was a great sue
aeflect of subscribers to notify aa of
in their address. Nor will the large elevators at Spokane loads!
Active interest and assistance in
of-Keot school For Ceuty Sheriff.
and the
Postmaster that the sub-
I hereby announce myself as
“ RemoTed’ * Settle the bill of «1 R) cars a day and two men do the community affairs always tends to deserve m
it for the inter
indidate
for the nom
deitaquMt.
] fcor|< easily. *
I a broadening of neighborly inter- est taken,
rky characters
the
office
of couftty
« J iw b iZ iii ^ X y ^
i k t a / The meeting was pronounced I est in the advancement of the par- were part
good.
A t the
Sherman county at the
m a basket so­ can prim aiy to be held M ay
8«tak notice* at regoier rate* at the option L |,e iar^ t assembly of farmers | ticular section
that is doing close of the
Of the pobiiahen.
lever held before in that county things and results in an ultimate rial was held
li ich $47.90 was 19, 1916.
Fred R. Messinger.
tb^papar wiiiWbe otacMuiooed. But we on this kind of an occasion which [gain to the county as a whole.
realized.
3 u ^ l ^ ^ b Ua ^ 2 k S | rfMW* how earnest they are in
State Supt. J. A. Churchill will FerCeaoty Sheriff.
for • statement, which wiU be cheerfully | trying »o get away from the pres
Notice it hereby given that 1 wM
give
addresses
in Kent in
Mars Hick School Netas.
lidate for the nomina­
rendered at any time - 1
the afternoon, and evening o be a candidate
ent extravagant way of handling
tion
of
Sheriff
on the Republican
Edited by M arie Morrison aad
grain.
The ladies brought well
March 11th.
£‘
ticket
at
the
primaries.
May 19th.
George Hansea
W . J. Bryan is raising lemons filled lunch baskets and a very
The following pupils didy not
Enforcement o f the law. Justice
bal miss any words in the spellinj, to all.
The sophmore-freshman
on his Florida farm.
And we pleasant social time was had.
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James Liura.
can guess who will be handed a
The Sherman county locals are had to be postponed on account contest last Friday afternoon; Fay
trying to get these speakers to of the basket ball games Friday How ell, V iola 'and Luretta Ben
few ot them.
Natica la Crofters
I come to this county in the near evening.
nett, Johnnie Haynes, Vera G ill-
of Oro-
1» the county court of tie
Eternal vigilance is the price of
an<j whcn tj,ey <jo every
j amel Morrison stopped school more,. Frances H ow ell, and Joe
gon for Sherman county
liberty, but the price of gasoline is wj,eat grower should give them a Friday on account ot spring work,
of F .G .
la the matter o i the
Wilson. The successful contest­
Barton, de c ease d.
anmwwhst d
eoen d en t upon
uoon wheth­
wheth-1day tQ heflr an(j |earn something! W e don’t like to see our boys
somewhat
dependent
the nndnr-
ants the previous Friday
Node« ie hereby <!▼«
er congress will accept the presi­ worth while.
of
quit achool for work.
Marvin and Fay Howell, Earl signed hav* hooea appointed
the estate o f F . G . Barton,
dent’s plans for new taxation.
M r. Dunton and family spent and Florence Boardman, M ar­ have duly qualified, eed ell. .
clalaM against said estate are h e re b y
Raxke( Serial a
the week end at Kent. The-high garet and Adelia Gates, Luretta, iag
northed to present their duly verified
Postage on two carloads of cat­
school would have thought it Viola* and Richard Bennett, Roy claims th e re fo r to the undersigned at 483
Everybody reported, a good quite a joke if the train hadn’t Barnet, Johnnie Haynes, W ren Worcester block. Portland, Oregon, with­
alogues of one eastern mail order
in aia months from the date o f the first
the basket
house distributed from Salem i I time at ine
oasaet social given
» ivchi ~
, nwn ,
.
Hogue, Vera and Lottie Young, p u b lic a tio n o f this noace.
f i l m 10
amounted to $1786. Another lot Friday, the 25th, in H ay Canyon.
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G . L . Bertoa.
mailed at The Dalles, paid $1200 It is said that the program was the
Those who attended the basket and Joe Wilson.
Maggie 8 . Bertoa, Executors
The Farmer»’ Union of Wasco
Under the efficient leadership
county held a very /interesting I of C. L . McCarthy, principal of
meet at Boyd. Saturday, Febru- the Rufus school. the northern
ary 26, in which the main subject end o f Sherman county is rapidly
of discussion was the building of taking an interest in community
grain elevators and ways of affairs* that will stand to their
F R ID A Y ..............March 3. 1916 handling wheat io bulk on farms credit fo r a long while to come,
as well as farm storage of same. I As a climax to the declamatory
i Entered « »ecood c iò * m*Jter •» *he
State President Brown of Arling- contest, held at the Rufus school
port oäco at Moro. O ra fo *. Joly 2S. 1891.
ton, M r. Harrah of Pendleton. February 18th. the people of the
C. L I reland ..............Manager. and another speaker from Spo- community met on the school
kane gave some'interesting lec- campus on the 26th and made a
The shortage of cars at I neat tennis court Three teams
If yoo do not read The Observer why tores.
Officisi M
fir Shmu Wy.
Th e O liv e r, John Deere an d M a lin
P lo w *.
R oderick Lean double a c tin g C u t-
<gr V a w a y , also th e O liv e r an d Deere
■.? C u ta w a y ." -
S tee l Disc H a r r o w * , F a rm T ru c k s ,
H acks and Buggies. - ;■? -
l a f a c t a F a ll L in e of F a r m l m -
p le m e n ts .
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4b
of the Estate of F . G . Barton, deceased
he« that ha. ever been given at ball garnet Friday even.ngrepo«
Frank Schlegel. Attorney for Executors
Abstracts
promptly
made
by
the
fa-J
them to
to have
have been
been the
the belt
best the,
Spaulding Chapel. « Sneriat
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1 them
4 have seen this season. The girls’ Sherman County Abstract Com-
Prineville high school will rep-I y^
>fl
wcre
given
to
Clyde
Crites
I
vors were given to
resent this district in the state high „ j
Mickelsoo. who pre. I game was especially interesting | pany, M oro, Oregon
school debating contests. In the' tented the playlet “ Lunatica" in a M oro wa. the victor of the even-
»■"»>“ < 15 ‘ ° 6 and
final debates Prineville won and very creditable manner. Another in i. * *
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tlid
••Neighbor,"
withl«nd
fh«
18
to 9.
lost from The Dalles, but
by a larger margin than they lost. Ljght jn the cast was well received) The senior class organised last |
Residence in M oro, b ropms.
1st to 15th of each month.
This places the Prineville school J _____________
an(j deserves special
mention.
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I week with nine 1ft the class. Car bath, pantry, hall and basement,
also two houses in Portland, W ill
as tbe represefttative for this dis-1 The baskets were auctioned off rol Sayrs was elected president
consider a trade for all or either. W A S C O .
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trict in the state at large.
John Hastings, the total and Grace M uir secretary-treas- 3m-m4
JJbl.Parry, Moro, Ore.
16th to 30th of each month.
of $39.20 __
being
received. | I urer.
urer. . Various committees are at
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, ) amount
. m * www * w.
_ _ received.
H . R. Albee, mayor of Port-17 he opening of The Contribution work and the last week of school
a member of the J Box was the novelty of the ev- J is certainly going to be intereatiijg j
The place known
land, formerly -
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as Erskine
progressive party, has announced eni ng. the amount deposited dur- for this class,
__ Moro and Gra
farm, _
between
Valley. For particu
particulars and terms
that he will register th iryear as a ling the • five meetings totaled
The literary society of M oro | Valiev.
republican. ’’There seems to be| $24.50.
| high school will hold
mock address Mrs. Grace M . Dennis,
P hysician and Surgecfn.
Lake Bay, Wash
nothing left for the progressives I The entertainment was given by I trial in the court house Friday tfjlS
to do but go back to the republi- the Victor class of Spaulding evening, March 10. The indict-
Moro, Oregon.
can party,** said the mayor. “ W e Chapel., The members of the ment is against George Hansen,
Should try our famous chick­
broke away to accomplish a pur- class held a meeting last Sunday Very competent lawyers have
O ffice in residence.
en
plate
dinner; all kinds of nice
pose and that purpose is accom- afternoon and organized by elect- been chosen from the high school
plished as far as it ever will be.” [¡ng Miss Hazel Hinkle, president; [to handle both sides of the case, sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
W illard Lunch Counter.
Miss Faye Morgan, vice presi-1 and witnesses are now being se-
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flo ro H ardw are & ïm p lm t Ço.
MORO, OREGON
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|a d e p « n d i n t | | | i r t b o i n |
3 7
M ILL FEED AND FLÛUR
300000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000C
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
IN
Sherman county farmers can
not afford to produce grain and
hay on their farms and feed it to
an inferior quality of livestock.
Some farms are conducted suc­
cessfully in every department ex
cept in the department of farm
livestock, where inferior animals
are maintained. Because of this
one lack, the farming operations
were not profitable.
It doesn t
pay to feed good grain and hay
to livestock ot quality so poor
that it cannot convert the pro­
ducts into cash.
th e A tla n tic
to
th e
Pacific
A L E X H U N T E R * Moro, Oregon
I U f i l l f l H I B I I I m m
Travelers it Biggs
Caskets and Robes always on
This is held for the general public
According to an opinion of A t-! and a small admission will be hand; special supplies and caskets
ordered at any time.
tomey General Brown rendered charged. Further particulars will
Sam Brisbinc. M oro, Oregon.
in response to an enquiry from | appear in next week’s Observer.
ESTATE
W e tre in*actual touch with 10,000 live an d .iellab lc Real Es­
tate Agents all over Canada and the U nited States. If you are
thinking of moving better call and we will give you a card of
introduction to a good, reliable real estate man wherever you
are thinking of going so you will not be at the merer of some
one who cares 18
for nothing but your money.
F a n for S ill
Undertaking Supplies
R E ÍA L
A n y w h e re fro m
Fir S ili ir Trade
dent; Miss Ellen McFadden, sec-||ected.
An interesting time is
retary and treasurer.
| promised to all those who attend.
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M ANUFACTURERS OF
J. R. Morgan
If due care is given to the prin
ciples underlying road construe
tion there would not be so much
reason to complain of the failure
of roads. Proper drainage and
care at this time of year, by those
fanning the land along the roads
would make the roads more sat­
isfactory for all at less expense,
leaving the road supervisor to ap­
ply his portion of the county al­
lowance to bettering grades.
a
f l|il lia | Co
D E A L E R S IN
L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e rs
S u p p lie s ," L u m b e r, ■ W o o d , C oal,
C ed ar Posts, a n d H a y .
portaie.
Dr. C. L. Poky
, »
Grover J . Duffey
»fill n t l I B H 8 1 U » M 8 M
ELLSW ORTH
88>
HOTEL
M ORO, OREOON
a-
A H o m e Place fo r th e T ra v e lin g M a n
Q o ^ l, Q u ie t Neighborhood
H om e Cooked H ea ls Served F a m ily S ty le
V
All Mania, 35c
Room and Board by the Weak, 86.00
L a w y e r.
Table Board by the Week, $5.00
Office with W. H. Ragsdale
MRS. C. H . E L L S W O R T H
MORO
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MORO, OREGON .
District Attorney Weinke of G il-
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Ham county, “ permsnent roads,”
The port of Astoria commit-
W
have
our
employ
the C.J.B u < mt . W .C .H a T A irr, M .G .B l l m .
at defined by statute to be built by I #ion ¡r building at that city a large 1
¿ ^ e " ¿
¿ h a in
n ic
« od
the
>n the work
Pacific
fifi»te» I O »4 fiiH » H O B O I fi »4 fi to t
county courts, may be of any L | evator to handle grain in bulk coaat« fibeyr make new
or
construction that the county courts ghjpments. The building is about J repair old shoes and we guarantee
NEW BOTEL PERKINS î
may in their discretion believe to I finished and the machinery bought to do your work cheaper and bet- B r ig h t, B ry a n t & E llis.
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
be of a permanent nature.
The |o operatc the plant. T h e Orien-1 ter than any cobbler who has
Attorneys-atr-Law
attorney-general says that the (aj Steamship C om panyhas con never learned the-trade.
W e pay postage both ways
courts are not confined in making tracte<j |O make that a shipping and furnish mailing bags for future
offices at
or adopting specifications to any pO’, nt for eleven of it| steamers, shipments with your first order;
P o s itiv e ly most centrally ; ;
located. Fifth 8 t cars pats J
AH shoes returned promptly. T h t Dalits and Moro, O rt.
patented process, but may
five to operate on the coast and
the doors every few minutes ‘
or adopt specifications calling fo rL ja jo operate in the ocean carry-
Victor Marden.
The Dalles, Oregon.
any composition of materials!¡n£ traffic.
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which they believe will result in
P o p u la r P r ic e d R e s ta u r a n t \ ■
the construction of permanent
Aluminum cooking utensils can I
European Plan. Vataa $1.00 n in i up --
roada.
1 be cleansed by filling with water
T o or from any point, partie*
L Q. s w n u m .'iic r. ::
containing a tittle vinegar and ularly Sherman county.
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Henry Barnum has a new boiling five minutes or more, enced driver and car always ready.
n aan »4 4 444 I l l l l l i m i l M H H t H i I I H I
horse, says hit brother Orville, I then washed thoroughly and Phone me at my expense from
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who also says that part of the time "dried. The addition of one-half any place. Reasonable charges
with plenty of time given com W a s c o ,
- . O re g o n
he is’allowed to ride tbe animal;
teaspoonful of vinegar to the con* mercial men to ‘-**maxe” towns.
You receive what yon order
■M
when the boys come to school.
lent» of an aluminum vessel will
G eorge E llard ,
in our grill. O ur service is equal
Grass Valley, Oregon.
prevent the darkening due to the
in
to tbe high quality
action of alkali.
of
we serve; At all times
V E T E R IN A R IA N
you are assured of obtaining an
BURNETTS TOEAT1E
appetizing meal in an environ­
W ord received from W . G .
ment that is extremely pleasant.
McDonald states that the M c­
' Moro, Oregon
laten tste Steck Inspecter
Every thing in season at pppular
Donald ferry hat been on tbe
Examlaer of Stellione 1er
prices. T ry our noon dinner.
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
,
M
a
rc
h
4
t
h
job all winter, reports that the
HOTEL ALBERT
ferry had been carried away not
W ASCO.
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being true. H e also says that the
THE DALLES, * • ORBQON
Telephone M ein 502.
grade it now in first 'class con­
dition, the work of repair having
been finished.
Shoe Repairs by Parcel Post
Liven iutm obili Service
G M. Huddleston ;
I “W
Dr. ?Theó. Beletski
Ethel Grandin
M ary Fuller, one of the moat
famous and highest salaried stars
in the moving picture world, is
featured in the five-act Universal
photodrama, “ Under .Southern
Skies,’’ adapted from Lottie Blair
Parker’s famous novel of the same
title, which comet to the M oro
theatre on Thursday the 9th.
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According to data in the hands
of Assessor Peetz there are 4800
more automobiles, 577 more
chauffeurs, and 45 less motor cy­
cles licensed in Oregon this Jao-
• year ago.
“Tainted Blood”
A
literal
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GENE GADNTIER
TheLittleRebel”
A2-r*rt
W A ,« « r flb » G M * a r
Admission Wc and 15c
P A P E R H A N G IN G
P A IN T IN G
S I© N
W R IT IN ©
Estimate, Furnished
* . ; Free.
Js
J.1 b«u, lin,5n.
Your
will be
our business
bt
appreciated
and
an
endeavor
rifle d
will be made to pleeee all.
W H E N YOU
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TRAVEL
' B Y AUTO
A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S
STORE
YOUR
CAR
In tbe concrete, recently completed, tully equipped,
roomy garage of Walther-Williams Company.
Com petent
workman glways ready to help you in any way they can at
least expense to you. J?or any service rendered the charge
w ill always be reasonable.
W A LTH E R -W ILLIA M S GARAGE
. T H È DALLES.
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