Sherman County observer., April 14, 1916, Image 2

The
O b s e rv e r.
***—’ "*» Tm Art*
Frank Keenan, who come* to
MORO. OREGON.
the M oro Theatre on Thursday,
April 20th, in the 6-reel screen
play, “ The Long Chance” is one
hper
of the most commanding figures
on the stage today. It is no won­
F R ID A Y ................April 14. 1916
der that the films, which are
claiming the world’s best talent
Entered m aecond claw matter at the
peat office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891. from Pavlowa down, should have
made a bid for M r. Keenan and
C. L . I reland ..............Manager. they had to make a strong one.
Few actors are able to demand
If you do aot read The Observer, why and get the salary which is wil­
sot?
W e would like to have you take it, and lingly paid to M r. Keenan and at
vc know it would be profitable to you to that, he is in constant demand. It
become a subscriber.
W e send it two
yean for £2.50; One year $1.50; 12% cts a is only by paying him a higher
month ian’t much. T ry it. Order by salary than he receives on the
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
legitimate stage, that filmdom is
W e w ill not be responsible for the
From
neglect of subscriben to notify as of enabled to see him at all.
changes in their address. Nor w ill the this it may be judged what the
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­
scriber has “ Removed” settle the bill of a production of The Long Chance
delinquent.
cost the Universal, which is re­
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex­
cept when for money making purposes. leasing this 6-reel picture as a
Such notices at regular rates at the option Broadway Universal Feature.
Q£ b &
1
far tan Wy.
of the publishers.
At any timewhen requested to do so,
the paper w ill be discontinued. But we
expect that all arrears w i.i be paid before
such request is made. It is easy to ask us
for a statement, which w ill be cheerfully
- rendered at any time.
M .0 Huk ScUol Not«
Edited by M arie Morriaon and
George Hansen
News Notes from fie ri.
ited by Viola Bennett.
Dick Able has traded for Geo.
Wattle’s auto.
Miss Anna Kelly from Shaniko
spent Sunday in Kent.
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Data far Marek.
by the
Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station
M oro. Oregon
MORO,
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WE GARRY
OREGON
1st to 15th of each, month.
M tj- W . O . Hudson is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. W hite.
Roy Barnet has quit school on
account of the spring work.
Grandma Wilson was very ill
last week, but is now much better.
W ASCO,
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16th to 30th. of each month.
Dr. C. L. Poley
Mrs. Beck from Portland, is vis­
iting her daughter, Mrs.L.J.Gates.
The rain Monday morning kept
a few of the. country pupils at
home.
Rosa and Josie Amick were in
M oro Saturday, visiting with M r.
and Mrs. F. E. Dunton.
The local declamatory, contest
will be held Friday evening at
eight o’clock, there will be eleven
contestants.
H . U . Martin motored to Kent
trom M oro last Saturday, he hac
a bit of bad luck with the roads
but nothing serious.
J, R. M organ
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P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg eo n .
M o ro , O re g o n .
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T h e O liv e r, John D eere a n d M o lln
P low s.
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R od erick L e an dabble a c tin g C u t - .
a w a y , also th e O liv e r and Deere
C u ta w a y ,
S te e l Disc H a rro w s , F a rm T ru c k s ,
H acks and Buggies.
In fa c t a F u ll L in e of F a r m Im ­
p le m e n ts .
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O ffice in residence.
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C.J.B rk 2 ht , W.C.B rtant . M .G .E llis .
HORO, OREOON
B right, B ryant & Ellis.
Attorneys-at-Law
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offices at
Total precipitation tor the month 2.05
inches; average wind velocity, 5 .4 miles
per hour; average temperature: maximum
The Dili«« and Moro, Ort.
; Independe! it Warehouse | Milling (o
c
f t . H . M c K t can, M a n a g e r , W a s c o , O re g o n
M r. and Mrs. Adams and Miss
Lois Schaeffer returned M o n ­ Ruth Wilson came from Tacoma 46.5, minimum, 35.0.
S ta ta a e n t o f O w o e n k ip
Precipitation for September ........ 1.14 in.
day to school, having been absent last week to see Grandma Wilson
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O ctober.......... ,,0 .2 3 in .
Management, etc., required by the act
of Congress of August 24, 1912, of the on a visit to Portland.
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N o v e m b e r......... 2.89 in.
D E A L E R S IN
who
has
been
very
ill.
LAW YER
Sherman County Observer, published
“
** D ecem ber.. . . . . 1.61 in.
M r. Simmons gave a little elo­
weekly at Moro, Oregoo, for A pril, 1916.
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la
s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e rs
D r. Taylor was called to the
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January...............1.08 in.
State of Oregon,
cution recital in the high school home of Henry Schadewitz last
Practises
in
United
States
Supplies,
L u m b e r, W o o d , C oal,
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*♦. February. . . . .2.43 in.
County of Sherman.
Before me, a notary public, in building last Tuesday.
and State Courts also in the
Friday to see W m . Carter who
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C edar Posts, an d H ay .
and for the state and county aforesaid, per­
The boys are practicing for the met with an accident while plow- Total September to M arch, inc. 11.43 in.
sonally appeared C. L . Ireland who, hav­
State of Washington.
ing been duly sworn according to law, track meet on the lair grounds
ng.
M A N U FA C TU R ER S OF
deposes and says that he is the Editor,
Notice of Final Settlement
S u ite
1
and
3
and
the
girls
for
the
declamatory
The
residence
of
B.
G.
Board-
Publisher and Owner of the Sherman
In the County Court of the State of
County Observer and that the following is contest.
T h e
B a n k
B u ild in g
man was burned Wednesday Oregon for Sherman County.
to the best of his knowledge and belief, a
Pearl
Hennagin
was
called
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
John
morning at abput two o’clock.
true statement of the ownership, manage­
ment, etc., of the aforesaid publication for home last Friday afternoon to see All the household goods and fur­ R . M artin, deceased.
O R E G O N . ISoooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooc
’ MORO,
Notice it hereby given that the under­
the date shown in the above caption, re­
signed haa filed in the above entitled
quired by the Act of August 24, 1912, era- the new brother that had just ar
niture were saved.
Court end cause her final report and ac­
bodied in section 443, postal laws and reg rived.
The school directors have post­ count of her administration of the said es­
ulations, to wit:
Margarette Morrison returned ed notices for a special school tate. and that M onday, the 1st day of
That the name and address of the pub­
G r o v e r J . D u ffe y
M ay . A . D .
1916, at the hour of
lisher, editor, managing editor, and busi
to
school Monday, having been meeting at the school building the ten o ’clock e. m. of said day haa been
ess manager is C. L . Ireland, M oro, O re.
by order of the Court appointed as the
That the owner is the said C .L .Irelan d . home helping her mother who
Lawyer.
29th of April to decide in regard time, and the county court room itv the
There is absolutely no one who holds
was
recently
injured
at
Grass
V
al­
county
court
house
at
M
o
jo
,
Oregon,
as
mortgage, bond, note or other debt
to a new school building.
the place for the hearing of the,said report
A n y w h e re fr o m * th e A tla n tic to th e P acific
against the said newspaper its equipment ley.
The school Industrial Club of andtaccount, the objection« thereto if any, Office with W. H. Ragsdale
or building.
(Signed) C. L. Ireland.
Philip, Serai add John Searcy
the settlemasU of the Mid estate.
Subscribed to and sworn before me this
Kent consists of the following and Dated
at Moro, Oregon, this 23d day
W e are in actual touch with 10,000 live and reliable Real Es­
returned to school M onday. Glad
30th day of March, 1916.
pupils:
""Viola
Bennett,
Frances,
of
March,
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tate Agents all over Canada and the United States. If you are
W . C. Bryant, notary public.
MORO - OREGON.
to see them back, ’tho Serai’s lips
Jane C. M artin, Administratrix
Edwin, and Basil M orrow, Lola
M y commission expires October 16, 1916.
thinking of moving better call and we will give you a card of
Bright, Bryant ffi Ellis.
of said estate.
are sore and cracked so he can't
introduction to a good, reliable real estate man wherever you
and Lottie Young, Jennie Hogue, 5t-m24a21
Attorneys for Adroinistrix.
even smile.
are thinking of going so yqu will not be at tbe mercy of some
Rosa Amick,
Margaret Gates,
The serious lack in the education
one who carerior nothing but your money.
The high school play has been Lola and Louis Schadewitz, Joe
of the rising generation is its want
selected and characters assigned Wilson, Garth W alton, Fay and
of discipline. The disciplinary in­
Plenty of water, abundance
and all are hard at work commit- Marvin
Howell, and Glenna
fluence of the American home
of
fine
bunch grass, $1 a head per
A tto rn e y a t L a w
has largely disappeared.
The ing their lines. The play will be Dellinger.
month.
If one or more persons
given
the latter part of April.
schools can not and do not fill the
have as many as ten head at one
f u I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 11 I 1 I I I 1 l-M f i m i I M H - H - H -H ■M -H -H -H -+. ,
Grace M uir and George Hansen
place, I will come and get them
need. The prospect for strength
Items frem “ Tka Gardaa City.”
and
deliver
them
back.
Phone
or
W
a
s
c
o
,
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r
e
g
o
n
^
have
been
putting
actual
experi
of character in the Americans of
ence into their teacher’s training
M r. R. E . Moreland was again write— ____ J. M . MariioJ.
tomorrow is not radiant.
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2m*al4
Grass Valley, Ore
course the last week. Grace teach in town Sunday.
M ORO, OREGON
ing geography in Miss Duncan’s
The Fleck Orchards are now a
A vegetable novelty brought room and George teaching in M r.
paradise of blossoms.
A H o m e P la c e f o r t h e T r a v e li n g M a n
from China by a department of ag­
Bowman’s room
One standard H o lt Combined
Mrs. Hulery returned Friday
riculture plant explorer and now
G o o d , Q u ie t N e ig h b o rh o o d
Harvester; 20-foot cut; 28-inch
Lee Stewart and Carlton Ross trom a visit at Salem.
V E T E R IN A R IA N
under experiment is a radish with
H o m e C o o ked H e a ls S e rv e d F a m i l y S t y le
cylinder, been run three seasons;
were fishing on the DesChutes last
Miss Beth Altermatt spent last has 33-horse Shantonia hitch; both
a root as large as a child’s head.
Saturday and Sunday. Lee says
week-end in The Dalles.
in good shape; price complete
This is somewhat coarser and in-
A l l M e a ls , 3 5 c
In te rs ta te S to ck In s p e c to r .
he saw a rattlesnake and heard it
férior in flavor to the small radish,
R o o m a n d B o a r d b y t h e W e e k , $ 6 .0 0 •
Frank Hulery and Paul French f.o.b. Condon $1,000, secured
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a
m
in
e
r
of
S
ta
llio
n
s
fo
r
License
rattle, but Carlton says it was just
note or cash. W ill guarantee the
Tab le Board by th e W e e k , $5 00
though the Chinese cook it much
report ground hogs quite plentiful
a little garter snake and the rattle
machine.
W . I. Ebbert.
like turnips and also pickle it in
on the Washington side.
a7tf
Condon, Oregon W A S C O ,
came from Lee’s teeth popping
OREGON
strips-in brine for use as a relish.
The
Rufus
base
ball
team
is
get­
Telephone M ain 502.
together.
ting in trim for the season. They
have a game with Blalock next
Tbe final official reports of the
M ORO, OREOON
Base Ball Items.
Baltic Alfalfa seed, best for
Sunday.
egg laying contest of tbe Panama-
Eastern Oregon. W rite to< Baltic
u n i 4 h 1 »» m m
m i i l u h n u i n u n i ih m m » *»
Repairs to the churcji building Alfalfa Seed Growers, Burns, Ore
By Our Sporting Editor.
Pacific-Exposition have been issu­
ed and show that the average
It is a much more pleasant task were completed last week, M r.
I I I I I I l -h 1 1 ■11-1-V-+- H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I H -1+-1 1 1 1 I 1 1 H 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 4 I -1 ►+
number of eggs laid by all hens to chronicle Sunday’s base ball Hines having done the work.
If You Want
entered is little more than ninety- doings than a n / other said doings The building is now in good con­
dition.
Residence iff M oro, 5 rooms,
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
To Trade Your Property
eight during the twelve months thus far, for the home team won
A program followed by an egg- bath, pantry, hall and basement,
of the contest. The O .A .C . white one of the prettiest diamond duals
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
Write to
also two houses in Portland. W il
Leghorn hens that won the contest ever witnessed in the county by roast will be given at the Rufus consider a trade for all or either.
church on Easter Sunday, so let’s 3m-m4
laid an average of 1/)1 6-10 eggs. the writer.
E. A. BRASHEM
J.M .Parry. M oro, Ore.
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Positively most centrally
T h e Oregons and Birred Rocks
A dual it was, pure and simple, color our' eggs and follow the
501 • 2 Northwest Buildiug
located. Fifth St. carb pass f
of the same institution, which tied between the pitchers. The one, crowd.
the doors every few minutes
Portland, Oregon.
Supt. Fagan visited Rutus last
for the second place, averaged our “ Captain” in his rarest form,
The place known as Erskine
140 7-10ths. .
and the other in form above the week in the interest of the county farm, between M oro and Grass
Popular Priced Restaurant ••
average, a consequence of which school children’s speaking tryout Valley. For particulars and terms
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European Plan. V a ia i $1.00 an d up ••
was a day of rest for the fielders. to be held at Kent in the near address Mrs. Grace M . Dennis,
tfjlS
Lake Bay, Wash
In the ,1st inning, by the only future.
L Q. SWETLAND, Mgr.
P A P E R H A N G IN G
In the final 6th-grade spelling
loose playing of the entire game,
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Dufur scored twice and M oro test, consisting of the 312 words
P A IN T IN G
Should try our famous chick
once. From then on the situation at close of section four, given last
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en plate dinner; all kinds of nice
week,
Pearle
Pyburn
missed
3,
was intense, until, in the 9th, with
sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
You receive what you order
S IG N
W R IT IN G
two men on base, with two out Ronald Payne 6, and Wallis
W illard Lunch Counter.
French
15.
in our grill. O ur service it equal
and two strikes on our mighty
Estimates Furnished
in every way to the high quality
The ladies of the community
“ Captain” there was a crack of
Free.
of food we serve. At all times
the bat, a futile attempt of a field­ gave Mrs. A. P. Altermatt a pleas­
you are assured of obtaining an
Caskets and Robes always on
er to reach tbe hgll.^pd the ten­ ant surprise party Wednesday
appetizing meal in an environ­
hand;
special
supplies
and
caskets
Refreshments were
sion was relaxed, bats were gath­ afternoon.
ment _that is extremely pleasant.
ordered at any time.
Every thing in season at popular
ered and the usual scramble for a served and affairs of “ state”, dis­
Sam
Brisbine,
M
oro,
Oregon.
MABE OF OmCEST REI HRHIT
prices.
Try our noon dinner.-
cussed
in
detail.
.
ride down, followed.
Your business will be
T he secret o f tobacco saris faction it . - The one outstanding feature of
HO TEL ALBERT
appreciated and an'endeavor
known only to the man who ekevut
Every man consumes, but he
the
game
was
the
pitching
of
Rut­
will be made to please all.
fla p tobacco. T h e reason is that a
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T o or from any point, partic­
I
good chew get* right next to your ledge, who gets credit for 18 strike­ ought also to produce. It is hard­
Experi­
taste, while the leaf in yfup tobacco is outs, a record that will stand for ly enough to pull one’s own weight ularly Sherman county.
enced driver and car always ready. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
in a state of fresh, juicy richness that
only. One should likewise suc­ Phone me at my expense from
is not possible in any other f o r a o f to- a long time to come.
ceed
in pulling society somewhat any place. Reasonable charges
M oro takes on Gram Valley at
There’s no tobacco in the w orld that
forward.
A man should not stop with plenty of time given com­
home next Sunday and if you
can give yon the hearty, wholesome
with
breaking
even on his person­ mercial men to “ make” towns.
special
flavor that yon get from a delicious like excitement, for a
B Y AUTO
* G eorge E llard ,
al
account,
but
should help to in­
chew o f Spear Head.
reason, be on hand i t this time.
Grass
Valley.
Oregon«
A N D V IS IT T H E .D A L L E S
Spear Head is made exclusively o f
W ith “ old reliable” Johnnie H a r­ crease the wealth ot the world.
ripe, red Kentucky Burley— the most
at AU Varieties
richly-flavored diew ing tobacco that din back in harness and with
grows. Still more, only the very choic­
Schneiderhart, assistant To- Supt.
est red Barley leaf is used fo r Spear
Heavy on prunes, gritted Fran-
Stephens at the Experiment Farm
W e have in our employ the
In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
Head.
quette pure strain of Vrooman
best shoe mechanics on the Pacific
and
an
olcKhead
at
base
ball,
as
T his choice lea f is selected w ith the
walnuts, everything in the nur­
roomy
garage of Walther-Williams Company.
Competent
coast; they make new work or
sery line; seed potatoes.
Buy
most painstaking care, is stemmed by added strength, the locals will
workman always ready-to help you
any way they can at
repair old shoes and we guarantee
direct from the man who grows,
hand, is thoroughly washed free o f an
make the best of them hustle.
least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge
mvc 59% (no agents) by
to do your work cheaper and bet­
d l buying
right!
foreign matter, and is presr^d into
i m i.ii i.—Su m. I S ■— '
direct from ua. W e sell
ter than any cobbler who has
Head pfa<s ao slowly that not a
will always be reasonable. *
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pm and aubnertbad
tr plan
ice list.
lantera price
W rite for
drop o fju s e e o r an atom o f the nat­
tth dkjr
Docemb
never learned the trade.
T o save is to have; to own is to
in buai
25
u ra l flavor escapes.
W e pay postage both ways
postern power. Property speaks 1
T ry Spear H ead, and you’ll get a
and furnish mailing bags for future
loudly and largely sways the com*
HnO*a Catarrh Cura Is taken internally
t, mellow, luscious, satisfying chew
Carlton Nursery Co.
and acte dlreetlr upon the Mood and mu- shipments with your first order.
cannot be obtained in any other
monwealth.
The thrifty con­
J
of the ayatam. Bead for
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Al, shoes returned promptly.
T H E DALLES,
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OREOON.
In 10c cnfa, wrapped ip w ax
Carlton, Oregon
tribute most to tbe welfare of the
CO . Toledo,
Victor Marden.
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L WO.
state. I '
The Dalles, Oregon.
J. B . H o s fo rd
f
MILL FEiED AND FLOUR.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
UN R E A L
Pasturage For Sale
ESTATE
C . M . H u d d le s to n
A L E X H U N T E R , Moro,
ELLSW ORTH
Harvester Fir Sail
Orgon
HO TEL
D r. T h e o . B eletsk i
M R S . C. H . E L L S W O R T H
inaiti Siili
DOING BUSINESS?
:or Sale or Trade
NEW HOTEL PERKINSi
Farm for Sill
WHY THE BEST
OF CHEWS IS
“SPEAR HEAD”
Travelers at Biggs
Undertaking Supplies
J. f Noonan, Horo, Ore.
Livery Automobile Service
TREES
Shoe Repalrt hy Parcel Put
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