Card of Thaalu.
T U t Highway Rwrte
The
O b s e rv e r.
MORO. OREGON.
Q£ bl Pax fef fau Couly.
F R I D A Y ....................A ug. 10. 1917
Entered at second claaa matter at the
post office at M o ro . O regon, July 25, 1891.
C. L .
M an a g e r.
I reland
W e w ill not be responsible for the
neglect of subscribers to notify ss of
changes “in their addreaa. N o r w ill the
not location of a Poat master that the sub
scriber has “ R e m o v e d '’ settle the b ill of a
delinquent.
■My Country T in of Thoo, Swoot Land
of L ib erty.*
1* 9 0 1 taking an in te rio r route.
45 58
It dismisses as not w o rth y of no-
50 00
tice
the delegation of Sherm an
17 50
3 00
C Lindem an, dep. sheriff, elec . . .
county m en w ho visited A rlin g to n
3 00
O G arrett,
charge you for a shave.
3
00
recently in an endeavor to secure
T h a t suit of clothes you have W H M yer».
3 00 harm onious action, w ith the fol
W H Bennett,
6 00
on was hauled in freight trains H elen W a lle y , dep. Assessor-----
5 00 low ing assertion: " A rlin g to n went
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o m , canvassing vote»........
one-eighth of the distance around
7 50
W I W esterfield, auto H ...............
record at the m eeting of the
3 00
the w o rld at a total cost o f about W C Rutledge, sheriff’ s office . .
C
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lu
m b ia
R iv e r
C o -o p erativ e
21
85
F A E llis , check w rite r..................
19 cents. —
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5 00
Sam Brisbine, hall rent, election
H ig h w a y Association which was
J F Kearney, district s e a le r ...........
JJ 04
N e w Y o r k banks are said by O B Messingcr, drayage .................. H 50 held here last m onth, as favoring
J W the all riv e r route and it is our
the N e w Y o r k T im e s to now hold L G rim es, labor, court bouse . . .
F E Fagan. Supl. expense..............
58 %
very small blocks of L ib e rty Bonds. Irene Barnes. 8th grade exam s-----
° W o p in io n that if W asco (m ea n in g
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J 00 Sherm an county) wants the road
T h is is accounted fo r by the facts R J Baldw in.
N in a Searcy,
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00
that most of these banks received E R Curl man, “
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J 00 diverted they w ill have to battle
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a lo n e ”
o n ly a relatively small am ount o P N Lem m o n, p a u g e r.......................
Norris S A L C o, vault repairs . . . . 235 65
It is a m atter susceptible of p roof
the bonds they subscribed for, anc lnd W hse A M Co. p a u p e r ...........
7 00
35 that a statute enacted bv the legis
that they have m ade sales to th e ir Bourhill A C o , court h o u s e ------•
501
Lee Stewart, court bouse..................
13 751 lature can be am ended by a suc-
customers of those they d id re G eo N Croafield, p a u p e r .............
} ™ ceeding legislature. If that be ad
ceive under the a llo tm en t.
1 he M o ro Tradin g Co, court bouse
J C F reeman A C o ........................
5 0 |m itte d it m ight be wise fo r A rlin g
fact that the banks are n o t
W asco pharm acy, cle rk ’ s office
Glass
A
Prudhom
m
e,
office
s
u
p
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126
4 7 ton and the state highw ay c o m
dow n with these bonds is regarded
H om er S W a ll, ounty suruevor . .
6 80
as a very healthy co n d itio n for Remington T Co, cle rk ’s o ffic e .. .
o 50 mission as w ell to listen to a lit
M
oro
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Co,
court
house
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7 25 tle argum ent before they take too
the L ib e rty L o a n bond m a tk et as
Chas Dow ning, witness fees A m i. 41 60
it shows that there is a p o p u lar de Eleanor Shaw , court reporter . . . . 30 W much fo r granted. It w ill be im
F H Pow nder, dep. assessor........... 56 00 possible for the state highway com
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B F Kee .........
Bruce M illa rd
T h e o Justesen
,C E H i l l .........
H N »house
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P H u ls e ...
M yles M a r tin .........................................
W E G a rre tt..........................................
Fred Hennagin ...................................
A M . x w J l ........................................
S M a c n a b ...........................................
Ray S H ansell . . . . . . .........................
C H H o w e ll.........................................
1E greatest bulwark againut the Indigence of
old age or the financial drain caused by a
protracted illness is a bank account If you
are a business man making big profits; if
you are an employee with a fine salary, plan
— " to lay aside a certain sum weekly. Then
if the rainy day comes along it will find
you prepared.
In times of stress you'll find that your bank account
is your friend. You can look the world in the eye.
The man with a bank account looks better, feels better,
is better than the man without a bank account We
|yn»art all kinds of banking business.
T
SEE US ABOUT AN ACCOUNT TODAY.
“B apk of M oro"
MORO. ORfcaON
I t I I I t I I t I 4-4- I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1
H O TE L
T H E
A LB E R T
D A L L E S.
O R E.
Is noted for its com fortable surroundings and the courteous
attention received by the traveling public.
Rates
m o d erate
priced.
R oom s equipped
w ith
m odern
conveniences and new ly refurnished throughout.
Y O U R
P A T R O N A G E
IS S O L I C I T E D
UST A REMINDER
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T o com e to our store when in need of
Furniture, Rugs and Linoleum,
Hardware, Plumbing Goods
Sheet Iron, Barbed Wire,Wire Netting
Majestic and Universal Ranges
Vulcan and Canton Gang Plows
The N o . 2 S ta r and Canton Double
Disc and Drag Harrows
Hacks, Top Buggies and Bain W agons
Waterloo Stoves and Z-Engines
Maytag Gasoline Motor, Electric and
'- Power W aahing Machines
COLEMAN & CO.
S herm an county through A rlin g -
¿¡J to n ” betore the election of anoth-
6 00 er legislature in which probably
L A R O E S T , M O S T P O P U L A R D IN IN O R O O iT IN T H E C I T Y
CRESCENT
E X C E L L E N T S E R V IC E —M U S IC — D A N C IN Ü
est. It is not a good idea tor any
com m u nity to im itate the dog
>0 00 starting to cross the foot bridge
2
It lost
* 5 0 with a bone in its m outh.
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40
00
20
the b o n e ._____
W a ite fo r D r. Freeze
if you need eye serv
ice.
R egular trips
9 40 each m onth to M o r o and oth er
11 JO
towns.
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B H e , , i n * ..................................... 8 80
L Maurus
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9 40
S F o w le r.
W itness Fees and M ileag e, G r. Jury.
Joe S teringer..........................................
* 80
W M W a lk e r
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* 50
J T Johnson---------
W m S c o tt...............................................
* 00
H K P o rte r............................................
5 60
4 80
Norris Rasmussen . . ; ............ ............
5 00
C A H a rp er .........................................
4 00
Frank Hagenback . . ....................
4 00
Ray Brady ............................................
4 00
Perry V e n a b le ..............................> •• •
The Oregon
Agricultural College
Judges and Clerks ol Election.
W J T e r re ll, ju d g e .............................
J M Y o c u m , jud ge.............................
J T Johnson, c le rk .......... . .................
A S Johnson, clerk A mileage . . .
H H B rackett...........-...........................
A P A lte rm a tt............................t -------
G E W ilk e rs o n ........... »*.....................
la g .
HO MB B 0 0 MO MIC S, w ith 4 m ajer depart
ment«, including training in the P ractise
H ou se;
M IN I VO. w ith three departm en ts, inelaA-
lag Chemical E n giaeeriag;
fhabmaot .
T H B SCHOOL OF M U SIC , offers Inetrus-
tlon in the price ipel departm ent# s f vocal
and instrum en tal music.
TH E M IL IT A R Y D E PA R TM E N T, enrolled
1085 redeta in 1915 17. and won recom m en
dation far O. A. C. from th e W estern D epart
ment of the U 8. War D epartm ent as one of
the fifteen " d istin g u ish e d in s titu tio n s" of
higher learning. All e ed eU w ill ha fu rn ieh ed
com plete nntform s by th e U. 8 G overnm ent
and the Junior and sen ior cadets, enrolled in
the R O. T. C.. w ill be given rom m utntion for
•ubaintenre, ns w ell ns nil transportation and
su b sisten ce at the six w eek»' 8ummer eam p
RE O U T R A TI OK E R S IK S OCTOBER S,
1B17.
Inform ation on roqaeet
Addroaa,
Eoglatrar.
Oregon
A «rlcnH nraI
OoUogn,
C orvallis. Oregon.
L P a y n e ..................................................
J S F o w le r..............................................
V A Morse ...........................................
Chas G o llih e r.......................................
M abel D u n la p ......................................
J A Sm ith .
W B Curry
W A W oods .......................................
P H Z o b e l..............................................
P C A x t e ll.............................................
C J T ho m p so n .....................................
W L D illin g e r......................................
J .C F re e m a n .........................................
G E Lew ellen
..................................
F E D u n to n ...........................................
F E F ag a n .............................................
J B M o rris o n ........................................
John Hays ............................................
Roy French .........................................
Fred Derby .........................................
Roy W . l k e r ........................... ••...........
Jesse M a r tin ..........................................
Jamea Blagg..........................................
J B Thompson ....................................
V B E a k . n . . ..........................................
M arie Sm ith .......................................
S B H o lm e s ...........................................
E A Hoskinson.....................................
Fred H a v n e s .........................................
G uy Hoskinson ..................................
Louis Schadewitx ..............................
G u y R P a lm e r.....................................
J J M i ll e r ...............................................
W S F ie ld s ............................................
J H S tiles...............................................
Chas W illa r d . . . ...................................
Chas E v e re tt. ..
C M S n id e r-----
M rs C M Snider
H Sm ith . . . .
Fred M e d le r---------
H W Strong..........................................
Chris Anderson ..................................
Theo Johnion
W T M cC o y "........................................
Sam Arbuthnot ...................................
W E G a rre tt..........................................
John Bressler.........................................
John C o n rad ......................
Mrs John C o n rad .................................
D P i k e ..................................................
W here tr«i»ed ep srisliet» w ith m o4»r» l»h-
eratorias »»4 a d eq sst» equipm ent <!<• la-
■traction le e d iM *> eu llegiete de<reee ta U s
fallow ing eekools:
A O R IC U L T U BE . w ith 15 departm en ts;
C O M M U C I , wWh 4 d ep artm en ts.
ENOIKEBRIKO , w i u 6 departm ent#. la-
Sludmg C ivil. E lectrical, H ighw ay. In d u strial
Arte. Irrigation. ead M eekam eal I n g ia e e r ia g ;
FO R E 8T E T . iacladkag L og(i*C E agiaeer-
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8 74
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5 30
5 30
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12 00
5 75
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TH E
A utomobile
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may take m ore than passive in ter
60
80
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5 80
5 80
20
5 80
5 80
3 55
3 55
3 55
Ju st go down the line and make comparisons. W here
is there a car at or near the price th at is in the same class?
T hink of the quality, the reputation o f the R E 0 ; consider
the bigness, the larger tires, the genuine leather upholstery,
the low upkeep, accessability, oversized bearings, economy
—and it’s one cinch it can clean up any other car at or
near the price.
These m ultiple features have created a trem endous de
m and for the REO. We again caution you th at there w on t
The REO
Automobile
is Dow
Universally
be, can’t be, enough R E O S to go around.
those who
ord er
now and take d elivery as soon as the local dealer can supply them ,
w ill be num bered am ong the "lu cky ones" who w ill d rive R E O S ’this
Recognized
as Having no
Competitor.
O n ly
season. T o those who have other cars, if y o u ’ ve decided to quit ex
p erim en tin g and buy a R E O see to it that your R eo dealer ¡«’ advised
in the form o f an actual o rd er, o r you sure w ill be disappointed.
rfr. Morse has just bought his third 'REO, a roadster.
W . A . M e d le r and F ra n k L a n d b o rn a re both d riv in g their third R E O S .
It stands the test o f continued use •
E v e ry R E O
o w n er is a booster.
The REO— the Gold Standard of Value
Geo. N. Crosfield,
WASCO, OREGON
The Best Building Time in Years
Board of EqnaKxatioa
N o tic e . T here w ill be • meeting of the
County Board of Equelixetion for Sher
man county, Oregon, at the Court House
in M o ro , on the secohd M onday in Sep
tember, that being the 10th day of Sep
tember, 1917, to publicly exam ine the A s
sessment Rolls, correct all errors in v a lu a
tion, description of lands, lots or other
property assessed by m e. A ll petitions
must be made in w riting and verified by
the oath of the applicant, and filed w ith
the Board w ithin 15 days from the tim e it
is by law required to meet.
O tto Peetx,
5ta3
County Assessor.
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n early from
pole to pole the A rctic tern cov
er« 22,000 m ile«.. It» daily jou rn ey
at lea«t 150 mile«, and thi« is
probably m u ltip lied »everal time«
yy the zigzag twistings and turn
N o , 898.
A medicine which has
given satisfaction to its
users for over 40 years,
as Cardui hat, must be a
good medicine- If yod
suffer from female
troubles, and need a reli
able, strengthening tonic,
of real medicinal vahia,
as proven by the experi
ence of thoutandt of
ln
E ig h t R oom s.
28x31 feet.
it Took 1000 Bushels of W heat to Buy This House
1917 it Took 475 Bushels of W heat to Buy It
N O W is the tim e to buy lum ber, as you w ill read ily see by the follo w in g
In 1917
com parisons:—
1914
50 bushels o f wheat w ould buy ........................ <2000 feet S h ip la p -
3700 feet
50 bushels of barley w ould b u y ........................... J 6 0 0 feet 2 x4
2600 feet
25,000
50 bushels of corn w ould b u y ........................... l J6’? " Sh,nf 7
58
5 hogs w ould b u y ,; . ............................................ 33 Windows & doors
TA D
I I anv of vou r plant» for the future include build in g in any w ay. alteration», rem odeling,
new building» o r im p ro vem en ts of any kin d , we can t m ake it too em p hatic that you wdl
ings in pursuit of food
»ave m o n ey by o rd erin g you r m aterial» now .
Bestowing kindness and receiv
ing favors should alike be cheer
ful and unhesitating. A benefit 1
which slides slowly from the hand
loses its grace.
The Woman’s Took
Mrs. C. S. Budd, of
Covina, Calif.. 1« writing
crosses.
T h e census taker
not enum erate its w ooden
I have taken it since mar
riage, and received
help from IL Car
the best medicine
took . . . It
the onhr
medicine . . . ttiat helped
my bnck. . . * Try CamuL
ww
The
numerous
fronts
of
the
w o rld -w a r m ake it a m e rry -to *
round fo r the dem ons of destruc
Read Observer advertisements.
M a n y of our customers are having o u r architect» furnish plan» for their new building»
and buying th e ir m aterial now fo r fall d elive ry .
O u r large F R E E P L A N B O O K S offer m any suggestion» w hich can be w orked out
in to your ow n in d iv id u al plans with a guaranteed lu m b er b ill which m .u re . N O E X 1 R A S .
R eturn m aterial left and receive credit. D o n ’ t budd any new budding w ithout p la n t and a
guaranteed m aterial price.
G e rm a n y has bestowed 430.000
tion and agony, y .....
' h 1
m erce, Buyer's H eadquarters
a 40
»nlthe counties lying east of Sherm an
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C W Johnson............................
G u y H o skinson....................................
C b „ H u l l ........................................ ..
C F G u y l o n ...........................................
it» round trip
Situated on the very edge of the retail and wholesale
district. O n e block iro m the C h am b e r of C o m
Crescent M fg . C o ., Seattle — San
Francisco— Los Angeles.
Fees and M ileage as G rand Jurors
In
&50 Rooms with Bath, $1.50 per Day Upward
4 60
H C H a p p o ld .......................................
R W Kaseberg ...................................
W C H a rp e r..........................................
W C H e ly e r ..........................................
iro n
MORO, OREOON
T h e use of Crescent Baking Powder
has proved a boon to thousands and
thousands of housekeepers. W h e n b ak
ing cakea, they no longer have to face
a hot oven— taking straw vote after
straw vote— endeavoring to ascertain
whether the cake w ill
raise. T h e double act-
iog principle of Cres
cent Baking Powder
is positive assurance
it w ill raise. T his bak
ing powder has two
leavening actions and
from 30 to 35 per
cent greater leavening
power than other b ak
ing powders offer. T h o
extra eficient the price
o f Crescent Powder is
lo w — 25c a pound.
mission to m ake m o re than a be-
J iS lg in n in g grading a route "across
Jurors Fees and M ileag e
MULTNOMAH HOTEL
No Fallen Cakes
toadec
J O E llio t t ................................
I I I I I I H 11-H -
sion that the highway will come
up the C o lu m b ia riv er instead o f
HEADQUARTERS
B u yer’s W e e k , A ug. 6 to 11. at the ,
daughter.
way w hich is finally bearing
M r . and M rs . N e il M c D o n a ld .
and it is now a foregone conclu-
which has doubled in price, was K A M cPherson, ex p en » « , ex-
........................ .................... ?••• *
loaded into a car and hauled 3000 C press
L P o ley. county physician, »al.
miles to the Pacific Coast fo r one- J u Stewart, »loch in»pector...........
th ird o f what the barber w ould Mr» H erm an Doum a, widow pen
A process has been patented by
C alifo rn ia people to m ake silk
from sawdust, and a bye-product
of the process is said to be a high
grade smokeless p o w d e r.^ It may
be better to w ear silk "un d ies”
m ade from clean sawdust than the
same thing m ade in N e w Jersey
m and for the bonds.
from old tin cans.
MAKE YOUR
W e wish to sincerely th an k our
T h e A rlin g to n In d ep e n d en t in
its issue of August 2d states that m any kin d neighbors and friends
“ A rlin g to n has been putting up a w h o so h elpfu lly assisted us d u ring
fight fo r the C o lu m b ia R iv e r H ig h - the illness and death of o u r young'
W arran ts were o rd ered paid
It costs m o re to send a letter
through the m ails fro m N e w Y o r k amounting to - $1552.12 accqunt
salaries of county officers; the ap-
to P o rtla n d than to ship a $5 D u n -
p roval of reports of countv offi-
ap, K n o x o r Stetson hat the same
fo r the six months end in g
cers
distance by freight.
30, and warrants o rd ered
A t some factpry in the east that June
draw n to pay the fo llo w in g claims:
p air of shoes you are w earing.and
AD Druggub
“See H. U. Martin About It"
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.