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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1916)
The O bserver. LOCALS. Referiog Pb» Risk Wilk Skfoi Mflk. The Seal Rina- The seal riug duUcu back to the days of the Old Testament and product» of the glyptic art, aa gem enslaving waus called, were known In the most remote Hmnc In Exodua xxvlll, 17-20, men tlon ts made of the following stones, upon which the names of the twelve Children of Israel were engraved: The sardine, the topes, the carbuncle, the emerald, the sapphire, the diamond, the llgure, the agate, the amethyst, beryl, onyx and ja«i>er. In verse 2 of the same chapter we find mention of the engraving of signets upon the hardest etones. It Is believed that the Egyptians Instructed the Israelites In the a rt o f stone engraving. The Egyp tlans used the lapidary’s wheel and emery powder aud knew the uae of the diamond In engraving other bard atones. Among the Assyrian and Babylonian ruins were found Hue spec imens of signets ou gems, many of them set In rings. Dr. T h eo . Beletski J. R. Morgan It is not necessary to build a I O . M . and wife are Instead of feeding skim milk to V E T E R IN A R IA N Grande at the MOBO, OREGON. the bogs, farmers may use it in the real “ house” to provide smoke- visiting from rquhart at Ers- manufacture of a fire-resistant cov house facilities for home curing, home of Interstate Stock Inspector A bottomless barrel may be made kine. M r. Heacock is combining ering for building purposes, es- Examiner of Stallion» for License b I g n o r e by an auto Office on First street, business with >ecially shingles. This use of what to serve the purpose. to Seaside and Dig a little trench into a hill- trip from his armers have sometimes consid - - OREGON OREGON MORO, August 18, 1916 ered practically a waste of the side, making a firebox a foot wide return, W ASCO, F R ID A Y Telephone M ain 502. pjay arm, is announced by Earnest and 8 or 10 inches deep. Cover n school, Miss _____ ___ at the this with a piece of sheet iron, j^ ary E lliott her, will open at kloro.Oratoa, Jwly25,1891 McCullough of Chicago, a fire p aii term protection engineer for the cement leaving a smoke hole at the upper r Tuesday,Sep Board of Equalization. end. Place the bottomless barrel ™ C. L. I reland ..............Manager. industry; tember 5th. Mias Elliott, how M r. McCullough says a mix over this smoke hole, chimney ever, will be at the school house If You Waal N O T IC E — Thera w ill be a meeting of W e would like Io bare you take it, end ture of cement and ordinary fine fashion, lay a stick across the top on Monday, the 4th, for the pur the County Board of Equalisation for Sher To Trade Your Property we k-o w H would be profitable to you to man County, Oregon, at the Court House sand in a paste is effective as a of the barrel to hang the meat on, pose or arranging for books, etc. become a subscriber. W e tend it f Write to in Moro on the 2d Monday in September, «MOT tor $2.50; one year $1.50; 12% cto a fire-retardant preparation for put a cover on the barrel so as to that being the 11th dsv of September, 1916, «Booth b a ’t much. -Try it. Order by A big event in Oregon next keep rain out without cutting off blicly examine the Assessment Rolla postal card, aad pay for tt when you can shingles, but it has the difficulty E. A. B R A S H E M correct all errors in valuation, de the draft, get a little piece of tin week is the celebration at Marsh- W e w ill not be responsible for the that the wood absorbs the water, scription of lands, lota or other property 5 0 1 - 2 Northwest Building aeflect ol subscribers to notify aa ol and the dry sand and cement blow or sheet iron to serve as a door to field of the completion of the awed by me, and it is the duty of all changes in their address. N o r w ill the the furnace, and the smokehouse I Willamette Pacific railroad from persons interested to appear at the time Dublin Castle. Portland, Oregon. n o tific a tio n of a Postmaster that the aub* away. D t olln castle has a history of over and place appointed. Eugene to Coos Bay and initia aarib a baa “ Removed" settle the bill o f a Moro, Oregon, July 18<h, 1916. Skim milk, it is declared, is the is made. O T T O P E E T Z , Assessor. tion of train service to one of the ■even centuries, for It was King John medium us#*d to hold intact the who In 1204 ordered It to be built, “well Church aad Society notices F R E E , ex It i best shipping districts on the Pa fortified, with good fosses and thick when for money making purposes pigments in cold water paint, so walls strong enough to defend or con cific coast. ____ notices at regular rates at the optioi by using skim milk without water The trade territory of a town is trol the city." Henry I I I . , when about • ( the publishers. G . A. Sargent, west of M oro, is to visit Ireland In 1243, ordered the ad the integrity of the paste is assured. not dependent upon the distance A t any timewhen requested to do so Rod dltlon of a hall, “with sufficient win Furthermore, this use of skim to neighboring trading points, but iving the Cheney the paper w ill be discontinued. But — Revolving , ,. dows and glass casements," and other aspect that all arrears w i.i be paid before milk in the preparation of certain the enterprise of the merchants Weeder a thorough tnal in weeds Improvements were made In succeed on such request is made. It is easy to ask us lor a statement, which will be cheerfully paints is said to have long been and reudentt of »be town. If a <!>»« r«em ble a »mall toreal. A ing reigns, particularly by tbs Duke of son of Edward IIL , who as readered at any time. known to the trade as a trade se town doe« not reach out after trade 12-foot machine SSS six horaca ia Clarence, viceroy spent much money on the cas cret. Now it is given out , to the , it will come' only a. fast at it baa cleaning hia land in a remarkably tle to make It convenient (as his father Settlers’ Relief M L general public so that any farmer iQ an(j wjjj grow on|y as iB forced efficient manner. W hen J. K. complained when called upon to pay) can cover his own farm buildings tQ g u( merchants go out after Kaseberg saw the weeder at work “for his sports and other pleasures."— London Standard. Attorney J. B. Hosford has just with a fire-retardant paint made | hll‘ainMa ¡n turrounding terri-|for M r., Sargent he also bought . business in the surrounding > . received a letter from Congress cost uetters of Wagner. from the skim milk from his own toryj advertising in every possible one for his farm, The first tenor who wou Wagner’s man Sinnott relative to the set farm, together with cement and wayan(j making good every word, The Hudson 8uper-Six, model admiration. Tlchktschek, left to his tiers’ relief bill, which may be fine sand, It also makes a water- trade will come from an ever in- 1917,now being delivered to Sher- daughter when he died a number of interest to our readers. It reads letters written to him by the great proofing paint. creasing radius, the town will gain man county purchasers by the J. composer, in part, as follows: whose Itlenzl he created. a reputation for being awake and R. Kaseberg agency located at On her death the duugbter bequeathed House of Representatives U . S. The greatest natural heritage of wi’l forge to the front. It is the I Wasco, is the lame model that these letters to the Wagner museum at Washington,D.C., Aug. 7, ’16 the people of the states of Wash people in a town, and not alto- will be on the market next spring, Eisenach, but ou the way from Brus M y Dear M r. Hosford: I bej ington and Oregon is the forests. gether those living within a c e r-J . R. Kaseberg has had the Sher sels the case routalnlng them was opeued. and the contents were stolen to acknowledge receipt of your In the process of converting trees tain number of miles from it that | raan county agency for the Hud welcome telegram. I certainly ap into lumber, vast amounts of new makes or mars a town. son Super-Six for a long time, but preciate your kind words. The money will come into the regular SUMMONS. this is the first be could guarantee bill was signed by the Speaker channels through payrolls, but the r iO R O , O R E G O N Naturalizatioa Harder. prompt delivery. If you want an In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon and the President of the senate fact should never be lost sight of for Sherman County. up-to-the-minute car and one that yesterday and now awaits the sig All over the country the court! that the trees themselves have a will be identical with the model Mary Deckert, plaintiff, nature of the President, which -vs- use value which it is just as im that have jurisdiction over the marketed next*touring season, call will follow as a matter of course. iam F . Weigand and Fran portant shall be obtained as it is naturalization of foreigners are upon J. R. Kaseberg at Wasco ces J. Weigand, F . S. Flem Knowing many of the settlers it ing and Eva W . Fleming, A. that labor should be employed. using greater care and discrimin was a source of great gratification G. Anderson and Mrs. L. E. Barnum Bros, has purchased a ation. One judge in New York So long as an intelligent co-op Anderson,-defendants. to me to be ot some help to them. erative manufacturing policy is city recently turned down nearly 15-horse Fairbanks-Morse porta I expect at the next session of con T o W illia m F . Weigand and France« followed, we will sell our forests fifty out of 125, on the ground ble type Z oil engine from the Weigand, defendant«. id gress to introduce another bill to In the name of the State*6f Oregon, you for a reasonable return which wilt that they were insufficiently in-1 M oro Hardware A Implement include some of those who were each of you are hereby required to Formerly every m aiqC o. with which they are op- and benefit everybody, but just so sure formed. appear and answer the complaint filed not mentioned in the House bill. twenty-four inch against you in the above entitled suit on or as overproduction forces lumber might have been accepted. Pre crating their I understand that some of the set before the expiration of six week« from prices to or below the actual cost sumably these rejected aliens will Pride of Washington separator. thedate of the first publication of this sum tlers have made a contract to pay ¡The outfit has been handling all mons as hereinafter stated, and if you fail of production, we will find our not stay alien, but will get busy Samuel W . Herrick. The con h a rlp v a n d I to so appear and answer or otherwise plead selves in the position of giving and prepare themselves for pass kinds of grain, rye * thereto, for want thereof the plaintiff will tracts call.as I have been informed, away the timber itself. By the ing the examination.. Eventually wheat, and oats to be threshed apply to the court for the relief prayed for for 20 and 40 per cent attorney’s in her complaint herein, to-wit: For judg nature of the machinery of distri they may become excellent citi later, and doing it neatly and eco ment »gainzt you, the defendants, W illiam fees. 1 would consider ¡L a a out nomically from one 12^foot head- F . Weigand and Frances J. Weigand, for bution to the final use, the ulti- zens. P R E S E N T IN G - rage if they are compelled to pay the sum of $1250.00, together with interest mate consumer can never profit prom i ------------------------ i er. Such a harvesting system as thereon from November 15. 1914, at the the above foes; in fact, if they J are T I by lumber sold at the mills below That satisfactory wood pulp can it the complete and sat- rate of 8 per cent per annum; for the furth- compelled to pay anything y the cost of production and the be made from a number of here- ¡^ac(ory method for the saving of er sum oi f $150.00 attorney fees; for the further sum of $14.20, together with inter •* bill put a limit of 5 per cent on at only people who can eventually tofore little known woods is evi- L rain lt tCnds toward economy est thereon from April ¿9th, 1916 at the torney’s foes. M r. Herrick has suffer by such a policy are those denced by a government publtca- oi operation by doing away with rate di 6 per cent per annum f and for coats and disbursementa made been of no assistance in the mat who lose the return which they | tion just issued, which c ° nta>ni I geveral expensive men, such as plaintifTa „ Supported by and expended herein and accruing coats; and for a decree of the court declaring and . ter, on the contrary his attempt to seventy samples of paper manu- firemen, engineer, water haulers should get for nature’s gift. decreeing the ___ mort ... ______ e that _____ trta£e set forth include every one mentioned in factured by different processes, and Straw bucks. ' It is now being plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the the Neuhausen report was the rea Too much legislation, too much chiefly from woods heretofore un operated by E. E. Barnum on the ' ton why relief has not been soon- of the S E ’4 of See. 30. Twp. 3 S. of . . , »J , « ..I- u regulation, too high taxes, consti- used for this purpose. It is point arnum Bros.’ farm east of Grass er grunted. H e has been behind • ____ , f «« R. 15 East W . M ., in Sherman County, ed out that the spruce forests of --------- In the---------- . .. .» ___ . 1 tute the great evil of too much * ... I Oregon, be told in the manner pre a bill drawn on the theory that th e . „ . . the country are threatened with r alley. scribed by law for the sale ot real property „r government. There is a general amount set opposite the names of * . . . u .u D r F fh » F .v e I upon mortgage foreclosure; and the pro- - , . impression that, as compared with exhaustion and that the cost of Ur. Freeze tne L J X b . rWng lhesefroni be applied in the the various persons in the first | \ D____ Specialist W ill m a k e payment of the costs of said sale, costs of Germany or Russia, even France, spruce pulpwood has steadily in part of the Neuhausen report was regular trios to Moro ‘his suit, attorney fees, and the balance we are not governed very much creased. If the price of print pa n I applied toward the payment of any sum the amount M r. Neuhausen found per is to be kept at a reasonable C a ll ¡found to be due the plaintiff herein; and in each month during I 7 I 0 . in theAJnited States; that govern each settler was entitled to. case that the sums arising trom said eale ment with us is only a loose, gauzy figure more efficient methods of ^loro Hotel. be not sufficient to pay the sume found to In the back of the Neuhausen I be due plaintiff herein, costs, accruing sort of garment, which does not converting spruce into pulp must report, where the affidavit* are set costa an< d attorney fees, any deficiency l i l t 1-1 i + 1 1 4 114-14 H - H H - l t - t l - ■ H - H - H - I I - I l l l l t H 1 H - Pupkin Pie touch us very intimately or bind be developed or cheaper woods I arising after the application of said pro- forth, it is apparent that a number ‘ itin have judgment against _ - a . c • j 1 ceeda, that plaintiff us very much. But, if you take substituted for i t T o prepare pumpkin for p ie,d o |tbe defendant« W illiam F. Weigand and of the claimants are entitled to no the total income of the people of Frances J. Weigand. for any such defici- relief. M r. Herrick entirely ig One hundred years ago the man , .. , , ency; that the execution issue herein; that the United States something like nored this feature of the Neuhau who should say that a man at half and bake, open side down. plai'ntiff be allowed to be a purchaser of MORO, OREGON ten report, hence the failure to ob- e'«ht “ nl ° io v ' rn; Washington, D. C., could talk By tbit mean» all moisture will be w d premises at said sale and the ‘ heriff . 7 , . . . . . , . of Sherman County, Oregon, be directed r Dan McGregor in Charge tain relief in part C o n i n e , U « “ '- lhat udollar out o{ away. When pumpkin to piaCe the purchaser of said premiaea at with men at Paris, and his voice drained away O tto Peetz hat a copy ol the ‘welve. wh,cl* ev.e,7 ™ .n be overheard at Honolulu would IS toft (not browned) the tkin I M id tale in immediate possession thereof; 1 and that the defendants and each and all Neuhauaen report. If you will ex- m»k« . ,n‘ ° a W x‘ ,IL ? ? •F R U IT T H A T IS- have been railroaded to the in can be removed readily and the of them and all persona, claiming by, amine the u m e you will readily Vtou.lv th a t.. a pretty e x p e n s e sane asylum. Tw.o centuries ago lesh mashed. To each cup of through or under said defendants or any of .. , .1 I I . I them, be forever_barred of any and all .ee what ha. been the trouble, i-v e m m e n t. W e are certa.nly the man who had done so would )Umpkin pulp add one level tea- right, title, equity and intareat in and to W hen you consider M r. Neuhau- P’ V'"« for a b ,r E c ° " om>' mace, M 'd premises or any part thereof, save have run the risk of being burned Spoon salt, one «altspoon N O W IN M A R K E T K , | only the statutory right of redemption, and aen’a report in connection wilh *nd efficiency in «overnment are alive as a friend of Satan. But we one teaspoon Cinnamon, two-tnira jor , ucb other and further relief aa to the the bill that M r. Herrick drafted «tuite worth conwderation.dthouih karo sirup. Add one w ell- 1 Court may seem meet and equitable. APPLES. PEACHES, PLUM S read of wireless telephony across cup H j * . .| Thia summons is published in ■nd has been urging it will not I IbeV no* S** the Atlantic with scarcely the beaten egg and one cup each Ol man County Observer, a weekly newspa- A N D S T R IN G B E A N S and boiling hot m ilk. Beat py -f «•««•! surprise you that no relief has slightest feeling ot wonder or awe. cream ,, . . , , . .. Sherman County, Oregon, for aix conaec A bill to be voted on at the N o RUFUS, heretofore been obtained. Nikola Tesla brags that the human well together ana bake either W ith utjve weeks, being aeven issues thereof, in OREGON. . . vember election provides that voice can be carried to the stars, n r w it h n u t a crust Manv Oer- compliance with an order of Hon. D . R. W ith kindest regards and thank or Wltnoui a crutl. Many P«" park^r Judge of the Circuit Court of the i 1114 i t n i n 1 1 m i tt 1 4 nt h - 1111 w-H-H-fri t i - t »11»nT log you for your courtesy in wir taxes shall be levied only on land but we only yawn and ask, “ W hat’s sons like the latter way, and serve ¡State ___ of Oregon . regó» for Sherman ' County, - » which said order is dated the 12th day of and such land taxes shall equal the ing me, I remain, it as a custard. the use?” p tlD ll- July, 1916, and the date of the first I pubi! sum for which the land would Very truly your», ______ of this summons is the 21st day of cation rent in the open market without That carelessnesa on the part of I July, 1916 and the date of the last publi- A recent issue of the Youth’s N . J. Sinnott. r Á ” ». . . , . , , . . I cation of this summons is the 1st day ol considering improvements. Two- Congressman from Oregon. Companion said, in effect, that it dnvers and pedeatnans is pn- September. 1916. thirds of the tax revenues shall be is getting to be almost a misde marily responsible for the alarm- Fred w - H ow would you like to be com-1 devoted to current needs of gov- meanor to possess an American ing increase in fatalities at railroad pelledto go or send to some oth- ernment; one-third shall become flag in Massachusetts, and Boston crossings is the gist of an address Tuxedo fans are alw ays loyal to th at one brand, superb town or city every time you a fund which shall be lent in with memories of Paul Revere by Alex Gordon of the California and royal. T h e y say, “ W h a t is the use o f try in g the want a paper of pins, or spool of amounts not exceeding $1500 to and Bunker H ill and Lexington state railroad commission made other kinds, and sample buying? W e kn o w Tuxedo TH E- flD C P H M the improve can’t be beaten; it's good as bread, w hen bread is w heaten; thread or a sack of tobacco? It I owners of land for UK lu UI i and Concord, is the chief expon recently before the convention of| it keeps us all in cheerful hum or, and makes o f each an the boards of road supervisors of would bq a frightful nuisance, ment thereof, such loans to draw ent of a most absurd law. It an ardent boomer; it w ith a blissful wouldn’t it? And you wouldn’t no interest for the first five years ruled that the use of the American California. In its Six ScHbols and Forty-eight De peace annoints us; Tuxedo never dis want to be in such a grave yird and to be available only to per flag as any part of a magazine is a psrtmenta is engaged in the great work appoints us. I t is the w o rk e r’s one town, anyway, would you? And sons or families whose wealth does debasement of the flag for pur For- every mao* who goes to of uniting Learning and Labor. not exceed $2250. Personal prop consoler, w h en B usiness, w ith its big F o rty -e ig h th School Y e a r Opens you would feel just like selling poses of advertisement. Even the polls to vote for somebody, erty and improvements may be steam roller, has run him dow n and your farm or town property and glass paper weight, devoid of probably five men go to vote SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. left h im jaded, w ith all his dream s and taxed for local needs, but only by Degree Courses requiring a four-year going to some place with a little single word, cannot be sold or against somebody. high acliool prepariitiou, are offered in prospects faded. ’T is then Tuxedo affirmative vote of the people af life, wouldn’t you— that is if you given away, if it contains the flag the following: smooths the wrinkles, and to his sad — fected. could tell, and if anybody else A G R IC U L T U R E , 16 Departments; eyee brings the twinkles, and braces S IM Re C O M M E R C E . 4 Departments; E N G IN was foolish enough to want to set The only way to develop is to rssOars o f E E R IN G , 6 Departments; M IN E S , 3 him for future battles, dow n w here the 1 to taarn Americans may not know it.but do a little mpre than you think tle down and want to invest in a Departt.ieifts. F O R E S T R Y , 2 Depart . <HMaM loom o f commerce rattles.” These ments; H O M E EC O N O M IC S , 4 Depart “ dead hole.” Now , do you think they have a lively interest in the you are capable of doing. Every ments; and P H A R M A C Y . fans are found In every station, in every trade and oc It is just a fair proposition even to final fate of the Belgians. Upon time you set your standard a little V o c a t i o n a l C o u rs e s requiring an cupation; the able ju rist and the baker, the boss of Eighth Gra ie preptralion for entrance ¡>wn interest as a property the solution of the problem higher you ate that much a better are offered ;n A g ricu lture, Dairying, m an y a rolling acre, the butcher, as he sells his to make a convenience ot whether small and feeble nations man. ______________ Commerce, F"reatry, Home Makers, aad rasher, the banker and the haber Mechanic A rt, Pli.wtu'tey with a two- -a local dealer when you want pins can live unwronged by great and year high scliix>l entrance requirement. dasher, the cattlem an in fa r Laredo, Oregon and Washington lum or a smoke, and then send your powerful nations largely depends SCHOOL OF MUSIC.— Piano, 8tring, all pin th eir faith to good Tuxedo. ber mills are supplying France the answer to the question wheth trade that b worth having away to Band an 1 Voice Culture. Catalogue and bcautifnl illustrated with 200.000,000 feet of prime er the Phillippines can ever be set tome galoot who don’t care wbeth booklet free. v er you Uva or die. jutt so long os adrift in the world as an inde lumber for trench lining purposes Addies- T mk RtscrmiA», 1 W 4-U-U » S-7-M) COS V A U 4 A OOBOOIl on European battle fields. pendent nation. D o you? iWwc pap -fi Sun&s to . 3D erx.tl.st DOING BUSINESS? r Getting Ready for Harvest 9 Rivets, Bolts, Belting, extras for Farm Machines and Threshers, Lubricating Oils and Grease, Wrenches, Nails, T in and Granite ware, Tents and Canvas, in fact everything you need for the coming season IToro Hardware & Implmt. Co. MORO THEATRE THIS SATURDAY Five Part Gold Rooster Play ARNOLD DALY Louise Ritter and Lewis Sheldon » “MENACE TO THE MUTE’’ FLECK ORCHARD STORE | :: Ripened Right— Packed R igh t— Sold Right c i PAYNE & EOWLIE, Props., b y W alt Mason Uniting Learning and Labor | Ht AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Ar
