Sherman County observer., April 21, 1916, Image 2

The
O b se r v e r .
SUMMARY OF THE
m en ’s R elief Corps Ju n e 14. IB
MJ m
Jean*
were married Wed-
land at the home
of the bride*! grandmother. Mr«
apd Mrs. w .C . Rut*
_ ___ , iti o f the Bride, and
family attended from M oro.
M o rg a n
Between $8000 and $9000 Is to he
spent on the McKenzie highway with­
OREGON NEWS in the Cascade national forest this
OREGON
year, according to B. J. Finch, senior
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OSfltl hjer fcr S taus fesMy.
highway engineer In the United States
The Rapid Reader’s Review of office of public roads. The wort will
h month.
to 15th
be
done
west
of
the
summit.
Recent Reports Rewritten
. . A p ril 21. 1916
Arrangements are about completed
F R ID A Y
C. E. Shagfo has added a con* W ASCO.
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The Oliver, John Deere and Molln
Roseburg will hold Its annual at Portland for the holding of a reun­ crete lined and floored cellar to
Plows.
16th to 30th of each month.
Entered as second class matter at the Strawberry Carnival this year, accord­ ion by the mefabere of the old Com the conveniences of his residence
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post oftce at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891. ing to an agreement reached by the pany K, O. N. G. The company was
and
used
part
of
the
cellar
to
in
­
Roderick
Lean
double
acting
C ut­
business men of that city. The carni­ formed originally as a 90-day organi­
stall
g
furnace
for
heating
pur*
zation at the time of the anti-Chinese
aw ay, also the Oliver and Deere
Manager, val will be held May 19 and 2©.
C. L . I reland
D r . C . L . P o le y
C utaw ay.
Formal notice that Oregon is en­ riots in the Pacific northwest In 1884. poses.
A contract has been signed by State
If you do not read The Observer, why titled to ten delegates to the demo­
Steel Disc Harrows, F arm Trucks,
Dr. Freeze the Eve
not?
cratic convention, which meets at S t Forester Elliott with the United States
Physician and Surgeon.
Hacks and Buggies.
,
tecialist w ill make
We would like to have you take it, and Louis, Mo., June 14 next, has been re­ government whereby the state will re­
we know it would be profitable to you to ceived by Secretary of 8tate Olcott
ceive $8000, Its portion of the Weeks
lular
trips
to
M
oro
become a subscriber. We. send it two
In fact a Full Line of Farm Im ­
The city of Eugejxe has taken over fund, for use in fire patrol work. The
^during 1916. Call
Moro, Oregon.
years for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12% cts a
money
is
to
fie
expended
under
the
plements.
%i.
mouth isn't much. Try it. Order by the distributing system of the Oregon
postal card, and pay for it when you can. Power company, establishing a muni­ supervision of the state forestry de­
Office in residence.
We will not be responsible for the cipal light and power monopoly in the partment
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neglect of subscribers to notify as of
Notice ef Final Settlement
Abolition o f private employment
changes in their address. Nor will the city, with the exception of power for agencies and consolidation of ail parts
- Court of the State of CJ.B bight , W.OrBaYANT. M .G .Btxu.
In the
notification of a Postmaster that the sub­ street cars.
n County.
for
scriber has “ Removed** settle the bill of a
Stukel mountain, about 25 miles east of the municipal and state govern­ Oregon
of the catate of John
In the
ment
pertaining
to
labor
into
one
de­
nORO, OREGON
delinquent.
of Klamath Falls, has been chosen as
R. Martin,
JhHrt
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Church and Society notices FREE, ex­ the range for the 18 head of young partment, to be known as the state
given that the under- B r ig h t , B r y a n t & E llis .
Notice is
cept when for money making purposes.
department
of
labor,
la
now
proposed
n
the
above
entitled
signed
baa
Such notices at regular rates at the option elk soon to be liberated in Klamath by the citizens’ employment commit­ Court and
final report and ac­
Attorn eys-at-Law
county by the state fish and game
of the publishers.
tuation ot the said ea- {
count of her
tee
of
Portland.
At any timewhen requested to do so, commission.
day,
the
lat
day
of
|
talc, and that
All land in the Oregon A California May, A . D.
offices at
the paper will be discontinued. But we
9l<>. at the hour of j
The state fair board has rescinded
expect that all arrears wi.i be paid before an order appropriating $1000 for the grant, other than mineral land, which ten o ’clock a i. of aaid day hat been ,
such request is made. It is easy t6 ask us
CeuH appointed at the ■ The Dalles and Moro, Ore.
carries a stand of more than 300,000 by order of
for a statement, which will be cheerfully state federation of women's clubs and feet of timber to the 40 acres, will be time, and the county court room in the
the Oregon mothers’ congress and
county court house at Moro, Oregon, aa
rendered at any time.
$150 for the latter alone was appro­ classified as timber land, under an the place for the hearing of the said report
amendment to the Chamberlain bill and account, the objections thereto if any,
priated instead.
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Base Bali Items.
adopted by the house sub-committee and the settlement of the said estate.
Horsemen in Klamath and Lake
X Dated at Moro, Oregon, thia 23d day
on public lands.
oi March, A. t t . 1916.
counties are anticipating large sales
By Our Sporting Editor.
As the result of a campaign begun
Jane C. Martin, Administratrix
of saddle hones soon, when agents
LAW YER
D E A L E R S IN
of said estate.
Sunday's ball game was a rip- of the Italian government are expect­ several years ago by the Hood River Bright, Bryant & Ellis,
5t-m24a2l
Attorneys for Administrix.
commercial
club,
the
United
States
Lim
e,
Plaster,
Cement, Builders
snorter from many angles; a bit of ed to come into this section to secure
Practises in United States
war department is now engaged In
Supplies,
Lumber,
Wood, Coal,
good playing and a bit* of bad; a cavalry mounts.
^qmklng a survey of the water front
and
State
Courts
also
in
the
The engineering department of the
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
freak play here and there; one
along the Columbia at Hood River pre
State*of
Washington.
batting rally for each side, and Oregon Agricultural college has ar­ paratory to making recommendations
Tw o or three cows to trade
ranged for a five weeks' graduate
for dredging operations.
some of the grandest umpiring by
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for
a good horse, edits. Or young
course in highway engineering to be
S u it e 1 a n d 2
To make possible the running of a cattle. Have Quit shipping creaui
two of the w orld’s greatest artists, given io future yea n during the win­
' T h e
B a n k
B u ild in g
large number of cattle in Eagle valley, so w ill sell or trade.
M IL L F E E D A N D
F L O U R .
O dell and Hulse.
ter short courses.
near
Baker,
for
which
grazing
privi­
Mrs.
J.
H
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E
llio
t,
The game started out in fine or­
Governor Withycombe and 8tate leges were denied by the forestry
M onkland, Oregon
O R E G O N . 7 x x x x k x x x xx x xx x x xx > oog < xxxx > oooooooooooooooooooooooooc
MORO,
der, M oro holding the visitors to Treasurer Kay, representing the state service, the Cattle and Horse Raisers’ 2t*a21
no score for five innings and an­ highway commission, have promised association of the section will lease
nexing three runs for themselves. the $8000 required by the fedenl gov­ all privately owned range lands re­
ernment for the survey of the C nter maining on Pine creek.
But, in the 6th, the Grays rallied lake highway this year.
G ro v e r J . I)i
City reawfcnce, electric lights
B A R G A IN S ! B A R G A IN S ! B A R G A IN S !
The mine planter Ringgold, com
and tied the score and in the 7th
The Oswego, Dallas
Roseburg manded by Captain Cowley, Coast Ar­ and city waterf^-rooms; plastered;
scored twice more, making them railroad, which will extend from tillery Corps, has arrived at Fort close in; good tide walk. Very
Lawyer.
the favorites in the pit.
Carnes, on the main line of the South­ Stevens for mine planting and instruc­ reasonable. Part cash, terms.
Four room residence, has elec­
The umpires, all this time, were ern Pacific, to the quarries of the tion for the Thirty-Fourth company,
Anywhere from the A tlan tic to the Pacific
tric
light* and city water; acreage Office,with W. U. Ragsdale
Portland
Cement
company,
will
be
working u p tp the great climax in
commanded by Captain Long. A period
próperty; good building and good
ready for operation by May 1.
will.be
devoted
to
meth­
of
six
weeks
their act; which came in M o jo ’s
We are in actual touch with 10,000 live and reliable Real Es­
part of town. Can be had on
Permanent organization of a county
half o f the 7th. E xit two umps. wide association to assist the county ods of loading, planting and firing sub easy tefms.
MORO
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tate z\gents all over C anada and the United States. If you are
marine mines.
thinking of moving better call and we w ill give you a card of
A lA ^ -ilu n te r ,
and, like die volunteer organist, court in promoting good roads has
The county court of Gilliam county
introduction to a good, reliable real estate man wherever you
M oro , Oregon
enter Mr.Lee; incidentally, M oro been effected in Union county. George has ordered that no auto truck shall tfa2l
are
thinking of going so you w ill not be at the mercy o f some
scored seven runs in this inning, T. Cochran is president and F. B. Cur- carry a load exceeding 600 pounds
one
who cares for nothing but your money..
rey secretary of the association.
when the roads are muddy and soft
making the count five to ten.
The temporary hoard of directors ot enough to require chains on , the
The visitors were blanked in
the Oregon Co-operative Dairy ex­ wheelB to prevent them from slipping.
Plenty o f water, abundance
the 8th and M oro scored once in change, chQsen at the recent meeting It has been further ordered that no of fine bunch grass, $1 a head per
Attorney at Law
their half. In the 9th the Valley- of co-operative creamery men in Port- traction engine shall be allowed to month. If one or moye persons
ites started another ralley, but the land, met Monday to discuss a num­ haul any load without a permit of the have as many at ten head at one
■H 1 1 t 11- T-tri - H~ ! t T H -t I t-t t t-l » »
ririri-» t -t-H H 4-f- U H H H
place, I w ill come gnd get them
home guard nipped it in the bud ber of changes in the plan of the as county court.
W asco,
aociation.
and
deliver
tbem
back.
Phone
or
On
request
of
nine
short
line
rail­
which put our boys on the long of
J. M . M arlin
T he Oregon Hop Growers’ associa- roads operating in Oregon, the public write
j
a final score o f 7 tri 11.
2m -al4
Grass Valley, O rc
service comntaHiob tA^lHgraplie^i
the manufacture of beer having two ators Chamberlain and Lane, asking
MORO, OREGON
C. E. Sheets. Jake and Tom and one-half per cent of alcohol and them to Investigate the merits of the
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Douma dug out five young coyote providing for a tax of one and ono bill proposed by Senator Phelan, of
D r . T h e o .. B e le ts k i
A
Home
Place
for
the
Traveling
Man
on G ordon butte Sunday. Tom half cents per bottle, the proceeds to California, providing for the regula­ .
One standard H o lt Combined
tion of railway mall pay rates by the Harvester; 2Ofoot cut; 28*inch
be used in building good roads.
Good, Quiet Neighborhood
got four shots at the old ones and
VETERINARIAN
Further evidence of the fact that Interstate commerce commission for cylinder; been run three seasons;
Home
Cooked
Heals Served Fam ily Style
Jake three, but they had buck the lumber business is improving is annual weighing and other relief.
has 33-horse Shantonia hitch; both
fever and missed. Sheets saw a shown in the announcement that the
An agreement on the main issues of in good shape; price complete,
Interstate Stock Inspector
- A ll M e a ls , 3 5 c
rattlesnake, which he killed with a Hammond lumber company of Astoria the proposed regulations governing f.o.b. Condon $1,000, secured
Room
and
Board
by the Week, $6.00
Examiner
of
Stallions
for
License
side
and
overhead
clearances
on
Ore
shot from his gun. "The button, will Increase the wages of its em
note or cash, W ill guarantee the
Table board by the Week, $5.00
ployes, averaging from 8 to 11 pei gon railroads was tentatively reached machine.
W . I. Ebbert.
rattles and part of the tail were
cen t Thia will affect about 300 work­ at Salem at a conference between rep a7tf
Condon, Oregon W ASCO , above poet oftce O R E G O N
brought into town and used to men.
resentatives of all Oregon roads, their
Telephone Main 502.
conclusively settle numerous bets
Secretary of State Olcott has an employes and the public service com
mission.
The
conference
was
called
of. boxes of cigars as to which nounced that the 5 per cent received
MORO, OREGON ' /
way a rattler carries his music box by the state from the sale of timber by the commission preparatory to its
Baltic Alfalfa seed, best for
in forest reserves totaled $4597.12 for promulgation of standard clearances
flat-ways or long-ways.
Eastern Oregon. W rite to Baltic
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the year and that he had distributed to apply to railways in this state.
That there is a great scaroity of ex­ Alfalfa Seed Growers. Burns, Ore.
It among the counties. The money
DOING
The owners of the M pro Com­ goes into the highway and bridge perienced teachers available for first
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H -f"»4 H I 1 1 fi t 1 4
class districts over the state is the
mercial Co. have sold the business funds.
NEW HOTEL PERKINS i
If You Want
Statistics prepared by State Forest report of F. C. Ayer, director of .the
to L. Barnum and R. C. Atwood,
er Elliott show that through the ays University of Oregon appointment bu­
Residence in M oro, 5 rooms,
To Trade Yoor Property
. Portland, Oregon.
acting as trustees for a corporation tematic patrol of timber lands and the reau. For the past few weeks he
bath, pantry, hall and basement,
Write
to
to be formed to conduct the busi­ prompt suppression of forest fires, has been swamped with calls for also two bouses in Portland. W ill
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
ness. The sale has been effected the loss of timber by fire in the state teachers, especially those fitted to consider a trade for all or either.
E. A. BRASHEM
under what is known as the bulk has been reduced from $1,640,997, In teach history and English, and Pro­ 3m-m4
J.M .Parry, M oro, Ore.
P ositively meat ce n tra lly
fessor Ayer has» had to answer “no
1910,
to
an
average
of
$19,324
for
the
5 0 1 - 2 N orthw est Building
sales law, the present owners w ill
located
F ifth St. cars pass
qualified
candidate”
In
almost
every
last five years.
operate the business until the end
the doors every few m inutes
P ortland, O regon.
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The first organized step toward the Instance.
of the present month when it will drainage of Long Tom and Coyote hot
With less than a mpnth left lrf which
The place known ?as Erskine
be closed for invoicing and trans­ toms, west and northwest of Eugene, to register for the primary election in farm, between M oro and Grass
• Popular Priced Restaurant
fer to the new firm.
covering territory of more than 60,000 May, less than one third of the quali­ Valley. For particulars and terms
European Plan. Vatea $1.00 and up «
acres of land, was taken at a big mass fied voters of Oregon are on the lists, address Mrs. Grace M . Dennis,
L#ke Bay, Wash
1
meeting In Eugene, In which engl According to reports from over the tfjlS
L. Q. SWETLAND, M gr. ’ ’
neers, state officials and college pro­ state, made to Secretary of State 01-
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The
total
registration
for
the
fessors took part.
The Eastern Oregon Livestock com date is 103,890, the reports showed,
P A IN T IN G
Should try our famous chick­
pany, recently formed by the Swift and it was divided among the political
packing Interests, has added to its parties as follows: Republicans, 68, en plate dinner; alt kinds of nice
S IG N W R IT IN G
You receive what you order
Immense holdings in eastern Oregon 129; democrats, 26,336; progressives. sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
W illard Lunch Counter.
by the purchase of what is known as 63C; proliibltionlsts, 2367; socialists
in our grill. Oug service is equal
Umatilla farm near Stanfield. The 2576; miscellaneous, 3147.
Estimates Furnished
in
every way to the high quality
After
making
a
reconalssance
sur
property went to the livestock com­
’ Free.
of food we serve. A t all times
rey of Coos county, Deputy Highway
pany
for
$280,000.
Most RicMy-Flavored Chew
you are assured of obtaining- an
Caskets and Robes always on
The secretary of agriculture has re­ Engineer Car tine has recommended a
appetizing
meal in an environ­
tentative
plan
of
road
Improvement
to
hand;
special
supplies
and
caskets
ported favorably to the senate public
That Was Ever Pressed
ment that is extremely pleasant.
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lands committee on the Chamberlain the county court. The routes he ad ordered at any time,
Every thing in season at popular
Sam Brisbine, M oro, Oregon.
bill to permit the exchange of Oregon vised are as follows: From the Carry
into nugs
prices. T ry our noon dinner.
‘ Your business w ill be
school and indemnity lands within the county line to Bandon; from Bandon
national forests for an equal area in to Coquille or a short distance west of
appreciated and an endeavor
H O TEL A LB ER T
FAVORITE FOR A GE kc SA ï IO k nations! forest lands in compact form Coquille; from there to Coos Bay; a
w ill be made to please all.
road
north
from
the
bay
to
the
Doug­
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for the establishment of a state for­
T o or from any point, partic­
las county line via Tenmlle; one-or
Red-blooded men with real tobacco e s t
ularly
Sherman
county.
E
xperi­
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOO
htmfer find that they can satisfy it only
The extension division of the Uni­ two ferries from North Bend to Ken enced driver and car always ready.
by chewing, and the most wholesome
tuck Inlet and North inlet; comple
versity of Oregon says schoolteachers
and satisfying tobacco to chew is that
tion of the road from Glasgow to con­ Phone me at my expense from
are absent minded. During 1916 the
any place. Reasonable charges
made in plug form.
nect with the Templeton highway,
with plenty of time given com­
The limit of luxury in tobacco chew­ state reading circle tests were taken
Front Experience.
by 3578 teachers. One hundred and
ing is the rich, sweet, juicy flavor that
mercial
men to “ make” towns.
Suitor—What makes yon think, sir,
trickles through your system when you
BY AUTO
forty-six of these failed to inclose with
G
eorge E lla r d , :
that, J Will not
able to support yoor
chew Spear Head.
their examination papers either name
Grass
Valiev,
Oregon..
AND V IS IT T H E DALLES
No other chewing tobacco is to mel­ or address. In addition, many gave daughter?
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Her Father—The difficulty tnnt I,have
low, go luscious and so satisfying. No
Thousands
of
A0
Varietias
bed In dotns R m rself.—S» Ixniis Globe-
. - other equals Spear Head for putting a names, hut no addresses.
Two were drowned and six others
keen edge on your appetite.
o t Ohio. City o f T oM o, I
Lucas County.
I
narrowly escaped drowning when a
Spear Head is made nf the world’s
H csty on prunes, grafted Fran-
_
J J. Chaney
____ makes
Frank
makes oath
oath that
the be is
We have in our employ the
In .the concrete, recently’ completed, fully equipped,
best tobacco leaf—the Aioiccst of red
Salem-to-Portland canoeing party of senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
quette pare strain of Vrootnan
best
shoe
meehanidifion
the
Pacific
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Co-.
eotn»
business
In
the
City
of
To.
Kentucky Burley. This leaf is selected
walnuts, everything in the nur­
the I’ortlaifll Rowing club struck the
roomy garage of W alther-W illiams Company. Competent
C ount
and State aforesaid, and coast; tin y make new work or
sery-Hoe; seed potatoes. Buy
for its full, juicy richness ¿yrith the
will pay the sum of ONK
whirling rapids and eddies off Rook
. workman always ready to help you in any way they. can at L .
direct from the man who grows,
Rfl for each and it - rep dr old bhoes anffw e gu o an tee
most painstaking care, is stemmed'by
Island In the Willamette river five
■ case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
Vsve 50% (00 agents) by buying
hand, is pressed into Spear Head plugs
least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge
mile« south of Oregon City. T h Z ^ by the use of BALL'S CATARRH CVRE. to do > our work cheaper and bet­
direct from us. We sell tight.
so slowly that not a drop of the rich,
/subscribed la ter than any cobljter who has
w ill always be reasonable.
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Write
for
planters
price
list.
to
b
e
fo
re
drowned were Charles Kirkpatrick.
natural juice escapes.
!•■ .rued I lie trade.
25 years in Dusineas.
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Your first chew of Spear Head will
22 years of age. and Harry Gammla, my presence, this eth day of December, nee
V.'r p-jiy postage both ways
A. W , GLRABON,
opui your eyes to the genuine enjoy­
33 years of age. both of Portland.
Notary Publie,
W A L T H E R -W IL L IA M S
G A R A G E
andfu n»jh maihng bags Jor future
ment there is in chewing.
Eugene la preparing to entertain the
taken Int
Sari’s Catarrh Curs is k
la
rlto
n
Nursery
< h ew the rich and mcllc w tohacoo
shipments
w
ith
y
o
u
f
first
border.
.
and
acts
directly
upon
the
tiiu has been the favorite for a third •U U encampments of the Grand Army coos surface« of tha ays
A ll shoes returned p ro m p tly ..
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j o f a century—that's Spear Huad. fn of the JtepuhUe, the Spanish-American
Victor Marden,
i
W ar V etotaax, th e L adles e f the QranC j
Mg cats, wrapped m wax
—
I he Dglles, Oregon.
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MORO. OREGO N.
floro Hardware & Implmt. Co.
J. B. Hosford
Cows For Sale
Moro Property For Sale
IN
Pastyr&ge For Sale
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E S T A T E
C. M . Huddleston
ALEX HUNTER» Moro, Orgon
ELLSW ORTH
HOTEL f
Harvester For Salo
MRS. C. H. ELLSWORTH
M alta Seed
BUSINESS?
For Sale or fails
Farm for Sale
MELLOW-SWEET
IS TASTE OF
'“SPEAR HEAD”
r
iravelers g Si^gt
J. F Noonan, More, Ore.
Livery htomobile Service
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YOU
TRAVEL
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CAR