The Observer.
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O F F IC IA L S C O R E
QtNMk clear property to offer
The Moro H om e G uard C om
pany w as organized • early in ! on and continue »from thia Friday SSWWS pagmeatt' oil wheat farms,
Scfed gstpsrtieirfafcif ou want to
M arch.1 Since that tim e m ili until neat. T h w sa la comp
the Track and Field Meet
__ man gOo.,
tary drill has - been Held at tha following list of goods:-
mmerce.
Pòrt-
least once each w eek < on the
O ne kitchen-cabinet.
T he o fficial score o f points regular drill night. Friday.
O ne kitcheiw snge. -
won and the w inners in the Only once, since tnh • organiza
O ne kitchen table.
Sherman
C
ounty
School
Chil
F R I D A Y ..............June 14. 191F
tion, has a regular drill been
d r e n s Field and .Track Meet I dispensed with
O ne dinning room set, tabla
Tliat was on
Entered
«ecood cl««« m atter at the held at Grass Valley May 31st Friday evening, May 31, when and six chairs.
Blewat 18 fo b te u t combine
M O RO . OREOON
post office at M o ro . O regon, July 25, * ““ »• is printed below .
W inners art
School Declam atonr
harvester
for sale, with Ajax 40
O ne buffet.
named
in order
c onte8t w
horse power motor. Write to M.
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. on.
. i V.UI11COI
we as held at Grass Val-
O ne heating stove.
C. L. I r e l a n d ............ Manager. First place counts five points; I Ley
jey
Drill w as held on both
Fitzm awicS, Condon, Ord., for
O ne leather bottom cushioned price and terms: *
id place, three p
oin ts, third | Monday
ai
second
points;
Monda y and
W ednesday even
m24t4
place, one point.
ings of that week. Many m em rocking chair..
100-yard dash, B division; bers o f the com pany live in the
O ne hall mirror.
Huck, W asco; Urquhart, Moro; country, and som e w h o live the
O ne -‘vest pocket” coal stove.
Buker, Grass Valley;
farthest away# have not m issed
O ne 12-foot and one 14-foot
T w o thtee quarter iron beds.
100-yard dash, A division: a single drill.
12d
hand
McCormick header. See
O n e iron'crlb.
Ellsw orth, Moro; Venable, W as
t
All m em bers are expected to
Ginn,
Coleman.
& 'Co., M oro.
•My Country ’TIs of Thoo, 8woot Land" co; Stewart, Moro.
O n e full sized iron bed. All
report
for
drill
and
roll
call,
at
of Liberty.*
50-yard dash, B * d iv isio n : the
iiiv w
Moro School H ouse, each beds with springs and mattress.
Huck, W asco; H. Moore, Urqu-1 Friday evening, prom ptly at
O ne sanitary box couch.
W e w ill b <H be responsible for the
hart, Moro.
I eight
. . . o ’clock. D o not fail to
100 bushel and 125 bushel capacity. The sides built
neglect of «ubecriber« to notify as of
Caskets-nod Robes always on
O n e dresser with chiffonier to
50-vard dash, A division: do this, if your nam e appears
change« in their addreas. N o r w ill the
ot matched tongue and grooved Poplar lumber, the
hand; special supplies and caskets
notification of • PoatmoaTer that the tub
Venable,
W asco;
Ellsw orth. on the roster, unless it is abso match.
| ordoradat a n y t im e
bottom of Y ellow Pine lumber laid on Oak cross
I criber haa “ R em oved” eettle the b ill of a 1 Stewart, Moro.
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lutely im possible for you to be
. Sana Brisbine, M oro, Oregon.
delinquent.
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sills. Grain slide made of best approved steel.
50-vanl dash, C division: N. present. The roll is called at
Our stock o f Shoes is bigger
May, P. May, Moro; O’Brien, each regular drill, and a care and better than usual. Let tis
[ (¡m ss Valley.
ful record o f the attendance o f sh o w you.—-Moro Trading C o.1 Hewirgtsrfleturw eiStray
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Shot Put: E llsw orth, Moro; all m em bers is kept. If a mem*'
Strayed away* from the Chas.
The best appliance to load wagons from the field
Venable, W asco; Stewart, Moro. her find that he can not
Benefield’» pasture on the Edw.
or to unload wagons into bins, storage elevators or
50-yard dash, girls, C divi- bly be present at a drill, he
Everett ranch near Biglow, Sher
sion: P ow ell, Moro; Striker, L |,(>u|(| notify the captain or
railroad cars, and is interchangeable in its work.
man county, som e time during
W asco; W alker, Grass Valley. I first sergeant in advance# a n d f ‘WtH sell very ch e sp . Threshing I April, five mares description as
W. S. Powell, at the Farmers’ Union warehouse in
ning broad jum p, B div- ask to
excused. All mUitttt
V
It consisting o f Russell traction I follows:
M oro, with' this machine handles seven sacks per
ision: Buker, Grass Valley; R. organizations require that a ^ « . p . engisuv EHde^of W ashing-.
Five year- old bay mare, star
minute loading trom the warehouse to railroad car.
Moore, Searcy, Moro.
m em bers be present or account- .ton separator»' all com plete with I fo face, two hind feet white, wire
220-yard dash, A d iv is io n : ! ^ f o ^ t each drill. N o doubt * Straw CartV Derrick T able, Long cut in -b o th hock joints, weight
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Ellsw orth, Moro; Venable, W a s -I ^ j m em bers can m ake this rid e ?oeder, etc. ln good cood itld n .l 1150, branded W on left stifle.
•a DtataJ n— n lB»»
to ; Stew art, Moro.
hold true in ou r H om e G uard ^Osr located o n the L. L .’Pdetz
N ine year old bay mare,
Mounted on skids and to be used for wheat storage •
75-yard hurdle, B division: Com pany, w ithout w orking a ranch n ear -M oto, u
W hat A re The
small white spot in face, weight
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in
the field or at the farm , Capacity 1000 bushels.
‘b *”- r.«»««
Vnllpv?
iiart|8hip Opon any one by see-
I Buker,
(¡rasa V
alley; Surrett, _______
Six-Year M olan?
W ill teltaintire outfit for less 1250," branded 7 on right shoulder
I W asco; Searcy, Moro.
| i ng | o ft that if you can not b e than one-ha* * th e < price of<ttew should have colt six weeks old by
H E N the child la about
| 75-yard hurdle, A division: present that you are accounted engine. Inqsdre for the price and her aide.
years o f
the
w six
firstperm anent molars
I Venable, W asco; C. M oore, l f or
terms ofW W ther-W illiam s C o.;1 I , Three year old black filly.
appear.
There are four of
them— two In the upper law
, Moro; Buker, Grass Valley.
The com pany w ill' procure
T he Dalles, O regon. I wire cut on left arm, branded lazy
O rd e rs 1 Should be Placed Early
and tw o In the lower. They
ining broad jum p, C d i v - |new uniform s soon. Guns will
come in after all the tempor
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on
left
shoulder.
’
ary V*-th have taken their
Stephens, Moro; l ai8O likely
I ision: P. M
place, and appear Just back of
ly be
lx issued in the near
Six year old bay mare, strip
Call In and Talk It Over
the last temporary molar on
[Olds,
Grass
Valley.
future. T he enthusiasm o f the
in face, weight 1300, left hind foot
each side and In each Jaw.
R unning broad jum p, A div- m em bers and the support o f thk
T o party findini pair r a th tr |« h ile above fetlock, branded lazy
T hey are very often mistaken
fa r temporary teeth, and folks
[ision: H inkle, E llsw orth, Moro; public w ill m ake this organiza i«ht bay marer, on e w e iih in i U . ° o l ek » h o u ld e r ,m a v h jv e su c -
Imagine th a t any teeth com-
In s In a t th i.t ago-wust ns css
[Venable, W asco. _
tion m ean m uoh to Moro and »hoot 1300, the other 12S8! brknd- kl"‘V olt-
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sartly be temporary teeth. I f
50-yard dash, girls, B • divis the surrounding com m ujiitv in ed with lazy. K on right .tide; fote ;
anything goes wrong with
Seven year old bayjnare star
them they U t M ps. thlnkln«
io n : Ginn, Moro; R olfe, Grass the f uture. ’ ■ There has • * bee: top* hove b etaroached but grown >n a1‘ e, 2 aIl!!u
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they w ill soon he replaced by
Nature.
Valley; Triplett, W asco.
splendid interest in the w ork s o out five orrixinche*: ihonld have eye. branded, lazy D on left shou-
I f any of the six-year molars
High jum p, B division: Sear- far; we hope that that interest
are allowed to be lost by
colts with them. Phone or wire I Ider.
decay. I t Is a Ians which can
lev, Moro; tie for 2d, Dutton, w ill not dim inish, since all ow e
W ill pay reward of $10 each
not be replaced. Nothing can
Grass Valley, Van Gilder, W as- the. greatest p ossib le'service to m e collect, P syette/Id ak oi’
ever be done la the future
for their return to Benefield’s pas-
J.
H
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Hatiigan,
sheriff
which w ill permanently re
|co; both given 2d.
our country at this tim e.
place the lost molar after It
Payette county,“Idaffio. tureior wilFpay a suitable reward
has been removed.
High jum p, A division: Tie*
The fo llow in g nam es api
for information leading to their
These four permanent molars
for first, all given 1st; E lls on the roster o f the Moro H
recovery.^ Notify Benefield at the
d o m eat
r/.s
fo r a
nartotfeS Me* «rears. They prop
worth, Stew art, Moro; Eaton, Guard:
raftctodr W / Gi McDonald at the
the Jaws apart while other
te e th mature and take their
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W e < » r d lm lly
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McDonald ferry.
several places In the Jsw.
50-yard dash, girls, A divis-[C aptain J. E. Norton,
M oving pictures or stationery
R. A<r W allis, owner, 217 East
T heir loaals not necessary and
m a y be whol’y avoided. No
lion: D avis, Grass Valley; Stew - 1st Lieutenant K. A. M cPherson sbujects;. threshing seenesr etc„. at [82d-street N Portland# Oregon;
other teeth are se neeaasero
2nd Lieutenant C. E dw in Hill.
just a little above cost with a U . S.
|art, Moro; Barnett, W asco.
and
as th e firs t
p e r m a n e n t e r si s e—
» — I se s
Cinemartograoh machine.
For
High jum p, G division: P.
Sergeants
¡May, W asco; tie fo r 2d, aw ard F. E. Fagan
Harry B. Pinkerton prices sec* tf. O . Thompson^
PMh/ishsd »S • *•
JtaarJ
CMUMtesvs
Clyde R. Woods
M onkland, Oregon
ed to each, K. Olds, D. O’Leary, C. C. Galkina
tfje7
Stef« e f Orssen
Theodore Johnston •
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¡Grass Valley.
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B elay race: Stewart, H inkle,
Corporals
Vtttettolet 'Contact
1C. Moore, E llsw orth, Moro.
8. H. Arbuthnot Hans* Thompson
George E. Meloy Lee Stewart «
T o harvest my 700 ‘acre crop
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L. Barnum
John Searcy .
barley
and wheat; I will furnish
A.
Rose
M o ro T ra n s fe r
Carl Johnson o f M ichigan
work
Stock,
machinery and* èook
Privates
U niversity, w h o hails from
house and pay by tné acre for a
H O. Kunsman
Spokane, Wash.#; w as the star H. Anderson
George E. Lewellen clean job* and done in tithe, or
C om pany
__ • the • inter-collegiate track F. R. Axtell
will rent my entire ranchiü674
H. U. Martin
Wldd Barnes
m eet at Chicago June 8th. He E. R. Barzee,
W. A. Martin
acres equipped and stocked up to
J im T o m lin # p r o p r ie to r I set a new record in the broad
A. L. Mason ■
Bugler
the brim,-to a reliable experienced
J. C. McKean i
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jum p ,at 23 feet, 11*4 inches. O. L. Belshee
wheat and block Tancher; mules
W.
T.
MoCoy
The previous m ark was 23 feet, George Bourhin
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Clarence Merslnger and horses; for a term of* three I
City Draying, Etpress. Freight, [9% inches, held by Stiles of W. C. Bryant
J. G. Menane, Jr.
or five years, subjeet to ‘sale of
P. H. Buxton
any hauling attended to promptly W isconsin. -Johnson also won A. Christianson
M. E. Miller
ranch.- See the owner,
Collis Moore
H. Christianson
the 120-yard high hurdles.
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H. Gtebe‘, Grebe, Ore 1
Points W on and W inners at I
MORO. OREGON.
K a il Piper b t a s tasty.
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Harvester f a S ill
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
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Sherman County ¡genet for Three lip o rtu t
i ami hceptionallyr Useful farm Implements
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G R A IN T IG H T W A Q O N - B E D S
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Phots Viri t i O riff'
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Garfield’s Warning!
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A. W. Clark
Dow DeLong
Our stock o f canned goods is F. E. Dunton
M. Eddy
[com plete. Best brands at rea J.
D. M. Ellsworth
EM EMBER that the O bserver Job
sonable
price's.—
Moro
Trading
George Ellsworth
O ffice handle« ell kind« of printing
Byarde Fleck
^ - f r o m catalogue« to viaiting card«. Co.
F. E. Fortner
J. C. Freeman
J. A. Hardin
Robert Hoskinson
Walter F. Hulury
S a p o lio d o in g its
S c o u r in g
W F. Jackson
R D. Jackson
Luke Johnston
U .S .H a rin e C o rp s r e c r u it s .
J. W. Johnson
C. E. Johnson
J. H. Kelly *
J o in N o w l
MORO,
OREGON
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w o rk.
for
J. R. Morgan
L. W. Norgren
R. C. Ornduff ’
Herman Pape
A. Phillips
C. L. Poley
W. S. Powell
W. H. Ragsdale
W. C. Rutledge
L. W. Ross
Clarence Sparling
D. E. Stephens
B. T. Smith
Edward Tomlin
Orrin Urquhart
Robert Urquhart
Don Wheat.
H. F. Yarnell
Bernes for Sale»
Clarke strawberries, Logans.
Black Caps, and Lawton black
berries. W . R. W oodw orth,
box 97 Estacada, Ore
ara
as.
POST OFFICE
MARINO
/o r
sons co.
SERVICE UNDER THIS EMBLEM
Leaving for Mflitary Service
Under the requirem ents o:‘
the lust draft, the folloivin{
m en have been notified by the
Sherm an county board to re
port for duty, on or before thé
five days preceding June 24th
Nearly all these m en are now
aw ay from the county and have
been instructed to report at thè
nearest m obilization point.
Name Registered at
FEATURING THEBA BARA
c o m in g to
M ORO THEATRE
S a t u r d a y ,. June 2 2 d
A picture story founded on the great French
novel, of the same name
written by the
tfreat French novelist. Alexander Dumas.
Admission 10 and 28 cents
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Present Address
A rthur E dw ard Sykes, Grass
Valley, Corbett, Oregon.
Carl Lindem an, W asco, 760 E
26th St. S., Portlandj
irdin Martin, Grass V alley
Nebo, Ilh
loseph D. Loten, Moro, Hail, Mo
William C. Miller, Moro, Ziôn-
ville, North Carolina,
F hnrles Gibson, W asco, Bridal-
veil, Ore.
O
C arl B. R ay,.M oro, Grandview
W ash.
E n ne
ery Hendricks, Grass Valley,
1 , Velpin, Indiana.
*Emmitt Richardson, Kent, 537
3rd St., Brem erton, W ash. 1
1 rank M. Adams, Rutledge, Eu
’ gene, Ore.
F am es Slaughter Davis, Grass
Valley, Prosser, W ash.
C ashier J. Kelley, W asco, Grand
Junction, Colo.
liner D. W eidner, W asco,
Plaza, W ash.
Substitutes which will have
rv|>ort in case any o f the
hove m en do not report for
n trainm en t:
hom as H. D oum a, Moro, Ore.
{Clarence H. Liudem an, Rufusr
Ore.
Andrew Cooper Jam es, G
j Valley.
Gilt's I^eroy French, Grass Va
ley.
Together!
G et Serious!
'W e ’re a t W a r!
rm
Steel frame, 12 foot- cut# for
sale or trade. Phone or write.-
Homer D< Belshee,
j72t '
Mon blond, O regon
thia
AM>LY AT A N Y
Y O U R C H R IS T M A S
C O A L IN G E A R L Y
Bob; Molt Special .
Combine harvester, 12 foot
cut, for sale reasonable.-' Phone]
or write. T. W . AHey, Wasco.
Hamster forB O k*
Combine harvester, 12 foot,
and hitch, now ready for the field,
for sale«• reasonable.
Bankable]
note taken. Phone, call or write# ]
3tj7 »
Ira K? Axtell, Moro.
lino to rta lo ;
Four good mares, -tWn’’age 6
and two age 7, weight 1400tt> to
15001b two are dapple grey. A bo
good leather harness ^and one
Deering harvester*’ with motor.'
All lo r sale at ones as 4 have sold
my ranch. W rite’ to box - 191 or
3 f 24 Wasco.
f, ihone
t*
JohrtM /D aM ok»!
There is plenty o f Coal to supply all, but
It can’t be mined and transported in eight months. It takes twelve
full months to mine a year’s supply. There are only 200 days left
until the snow flies and then the deliveries from mines are blocked !
OTE COAL NOW: IN MAY, JUNE, JUT
I f y o u .h a v n ’t the Cash on Hand: B orrow it
Don’t argue.
Provide storage room.
Make what sacrifice is now
needed to keep your house warm, your business running, and the
food, clothing, arms, and ammunition necessary for our Soldiers
“ Over T here” flowing in a steady stream to the front.
Hfclp Wto tht WAr and Protect Yourself and Your Business at the 8ame Time
“ T u m
Estray notice of tale
Come to our place, near the
Spaulding chapel, in* Sherman
countv, a red cow» with white face |
on or about January 10th.' Said
cow has a third* circle brand on
left shoulder and a combination
brand, on left middle side, made
by a T with an O on bottom of
letter T with bar underneath.
The owner or owners of the
above described animal is hereby >
notified to call forst, prove prop*
ertv, pay charges, and take’ it|
away. Otherwise, it will be sold
as provided by, law#-at the farm
named in this advertisem ent,to
the highest’ bidder ’ lor * caalr • in*
hand at 12 o ’clock noon>8artutday;
Jutte 29. 1918.
Richmond A D e s k ’
Monk land, O fegon
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p ”
Ebr all th a t’s G ood ia Coal o r Wood
“ See H . 1). M a rtin about i t ! ”
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