Me
Season, tickets for the Chautau
qua are now on sale at the two
.
,
.. .
T h e O b s e rv e r.
An A N oJJersey milch cow
Following are the names of banks in Wasco, the two banks in
After harvest market condi
?k k v
Pra«. Valiev Gives a unifcrrtn supply of milk
. - Inquire at Nish
tions for the coming crop will all the pupils of Sherman coun Moro, the bank at Grass
v valley.
» aii ithe year round.
MORO. OREGON.
ty
schools
who
have
success
be changed by the government
and
the
two
stores
at
Kent.
Au
rgnc^
or
phone
Chas Bullard,
to allow mills and dealers to fully made their eighth grade who have subscribed tor tickets 3tjn21
Monkland,
Oregon
buy and sell upon the open during the last school year. The can get them at these places and —-------------------— — -
first
list
o
f
names
are
those
market and, in the case of mill
ers, they will be expected to who successfully passed during should be secured at once. It islW|iptt| farm?
proper(y offer,
FRIDAY .............. June 28, 1918 find their own market as best the term of school and the sec we'Horemembe, that » £ 0 « »P
they can. The change is made ond list is Jhose who had failed the first 450 tickets are
I
part
paymen(
on wheat farms,
Entered u second elee»
* „ ¡ ¡ f primarily because of the 25% to complete their examination
price
advances,
without
regard
to
gcn<j
U|
particu|art
j( yOu want to I
post office at M o ro . O re jo n ^ J u ly 25, 1»M1
advance in freight rates and to at that time and took the exam the date of opening.
sell or trade. Luddeman Co.,
equalize the many different lo ination in June:
Our stock of canned good.
C um ber «4 Commerce. Port-]
C. L. I reland ........... Manager cal markets. It is expected that
First list—
Ronald
Nelson
Payne,
Rufus,
complete.
brands at rea-| >«"<»■ Oregon.
tlw food administration grain
Dist. 3.
J e
prices.—Moro Tea ng I
corporation will buy all surplus
wheat tor which no market ap Pearle Jane Pyburn, Rufus,
Dist. 3.
7
pears upon practically the same
Danger of Ovarconfldanoa.
One 12-foot and one 14-foot ]
Joey
Merrill,
Rufus, Dist. 3.
basis as previous years. The
No human attribute is as dangerous 2d hand McCormickdieader.' See
Helen
Louise
Stuart,
Rufus,
basis of profits for flour will
■ h ; caicuiJ,»! mr the mnouo.
Porter.
C° lem‘ n &
’ —
• M y C o u n try ’T ie of T h e e , 8 * m » Land
'
X
‘a
barrel
of
flour
a.
maxi-|
J
>
.,
Wa8CQ
l
l
l
M
U
R
R
SUPpIlCS
of L ib e rty .”
New Rules for Wheat and Flour
¡Cm fir
Eighth Grade Graduates
Had Paper to Storna Mj.
Cecil Glenn Powell, Wasco,
W e w ill not be retpo n tib le for the I I I I U 111 e x t r a c t i o n ,
c e ile d of .ubocriber. to notify a . of
Dist. 5.
-
,
, i Francis
Theodore Clodfelter,
channel in their addrew . N o r w ill the
notification of a Poatm
ro atm atter
ai iu
® tub- , Mayor L.-Barnum an par v I Wasco, Dist. 7.
certification
a.ter m
that
the¡
ic rib c r has •R e m o v e d ” »ettie the b ill of a l o f sjx have returned from an Lawrence
Kaseburg, Wasco,
delinquent.
I eight day auto trip to Camp | j)ist 7
o C illllv I j ohnnje Haynes, Kent, Dist. 9.
Lewis, Tacoma and , Seattle.
tlence 1« small with those who claim
that succeaa merely depend* on *
“
Caskets and Robes always on
o X | h.ndT.peci.1 mpplie, and c.keU
battle« of Ufa.—Exchange.
Butter Nut Bread, fresh daily,
at Moro Trading Co.
| ordered at any time
Sam Britbine, Moro, Oregon.
COLEMAN & CO.
M O RO , OREGON
Sherman Couitj IgcRW for Ikroe Important
and hceptiooallf Useful farm Implemeats
G R A IN T IG H T W A G O N B E D S
100 bu.hel and 12S bu.hel rapacity. The .idea built
ot matched tongue and grooved Poplar ’u'Pl* r’ thc
bottom of Yellow Pine lumber laid on Oak cross
sills. Grain slide made of best approved steel.
Reward far Return of Stray
p o r t a b l e g r a in e l e v a t o r
¡The going trip was made by He
A Moers, Rent, Dist. 9.
The best appliance to load wagons from the field
Strayed
away
from
the
Chai.
way
of
Portland
and
the
Co-1
porres(
jl
Peetz,
Moro,
Dist.
16.
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,1 w a y e** r u iu a u M «
avj .
I . * a • 1 • __ _
vOe v»4killV«n rsv 1 i p _ _ o r r o . si . o . i v c u « , w-k. 1
ZV___
Benefield’s pasture on the Edw.
More men will be eligible to lunibia highway and return dY Harold Richard Buker, Grass
or to unload wagons into bins, storage elevators or
Everett ranch near Biglow, Sher-
l - \ classification under the re- way of Snoqualmie pass and
Valley, Dist. 23.
I
railroad cars, and is interchangeable in its work.
man county, som etim e during|
vised draft regulations which eastern Washington, crossing Harry £dgar Dutton, Grass Val-
W. S. Powell, at the Farmers’ Union warehouse in
^ v e been received in Oregon the Columbia at Arlington. Mr.
Dist 2£
-
April, five mares description as
Moro, wjth this machine handles seven sacks per •
follows:
" *
frdfm national headquarters. Barnum says that his observa- Leda E. Cole, Grass Valley, Dist.
Five year old bay mare, star
T h erK s a mollification in the lion leads him to conclude that
minute loading from the warehouse to railroad car.
in face, two hind feet white, wire
nhvsieafxrequirements, which Sherman county and the Cities Vanessa E. Rolfe, Grass Valley,
arc m ad cS ^ s rigid, that will of this section lead very mater-
Digt 23
cut in bbth hock joints, weight
P O R T A B L E W O O D E N B IN S
1150. branded W on left stifle.
result in tlieNdianging of thelially in patriotic endeavor
Venetia Beulah Dugger, Grass
Nine
year
old
bay
marl,
Mounted on «kid« and to be uied lor wheat itoraie V .
status of m anvhien under the I measure up to the standards re-
y alley, Dist 23.
| small white spot in face, weight
draft and re-examination of quested of the people by the Herman Giles Pragg, Grass Val-
in the field or at the larm
Capacity 1000 buihela.
11250, branded 7 on right shoulder
manv doubtful ca sesiia s been!government, especially is th is
lcy, Dist. 23.
E know that when
| should have colt six weeks old by
ordered
X
seemingly true of food conserv- Mcrfa Winifred Hodson, Grass
food is left ex
'
The qualification for a gopd ation. The party were at Camp
Val,
Dist. 23.
posed to warm air for a I her side.
Three year old black filly,
clT«a Urn» I t ferment« or
soldier under the revised order! Lewis on Remount bunday, U jva C. Eakin, Grass Valley,
turn« eour. Food cauKbt be
wire cut on left arm, branded lazy
is- “To make a good soldier the|wlwn the entire 91st <UVillon I j)is(. ¿4.
* t
tween the teeth ferment«, and
tbie
fermentation le usually
!
D on left shoulder.
registrimi must he able to see w aà^view ed by the command- Doro|,
B Cavanaugh, Klon-
cause«! by very emaU plant*
Six year old bay mare, strip
called
mlcro-organleme.
Food
Call In and Talk It Over
w e ll have comparatively good ing officer. Infantry, artillery,
dike, Dist. 30.
deposit* la th e mouth Or 1«
, in face, weight 1300, left hind foot
bearing, his heart must be able and all branches of the a[ my Josephine Stark, Grass Valley,
between the teeth soon fer
ment and d ecom p ose, forming
white above fetlock, branded lazy
to stand the stress of physical were in competition with other ¡)igl 32
an add. w h ich le a s o lv e n t fo r ,
D on left shoulder, mav have sue-
the enamel o f the teeth. One
exertion, he must be intelligent units as to speed and effective- Second list—
SMenedledhnSheCeMe ns*
klingcolt.
enough to understand and exe- ncss and awards were made to I j)e|ja s ee, Rufus, Dist. 2.
Seven year old bay mare, star
I t w ill thus be seen th a t decay
cute "military • maneuvers, obey the different widimig teams
Huhinann, Wasco, Dist. 2.
to due to the presence o f fee-
in face, weight 1150, white right
meeting food particles in the
commands and protect himself, inore on speed and get there Beulah L. Brown, Rufus, Dist J .
mouth/Hem ovethto by means
eye, branded lazy D on left shou-
and must be able to transport I in condition to attend to the K ojg j ack8On Stuart, Rufus,
of a tooth-brush, or dental
flow,
or
b
r
any
other
way,
himself by walking as the exi- enemy than in appearance ^nd
Dist 3
and you w ill help to svwwto
Will pay reward of $10 each
decay o f teeth.
gencies of military life may de-1 neatness.
(Harold Guy, Wasco, Dist. 7.
for
their
return to Benefield’s pas
D le e a e e s w h ic h o c c u r In
maud.”
I
—
? I Oran Tilbert Barnett, Wasco,
childhood, such as tonaUltto.
ture
or
will
pay a suitable reward]
meaatos,
diphtheria,
scarlet
Dist. 7.
___
fever, ¿nd ¿there, cause the
for
information
leading to their
teeth to become Uable to
The new rural route
lv-1—
wr w
hoPohn
itc —
supply-1
nUm says <»,.»
that any n,m
farmer
who
H°bn Ray
f t p Mcss.nger, Moro,
recovery. Notify Benefield at the
decay more easily.. This to
because during sickness the
ing the country between Moro has a supply of the Early null
Messincer Moro, Dist. 13. !
ranch or W. G. McDonald at.the
teeth do not receive proper
W e C « r d l m l l y M o lic i» V o o r H a t a o r n a * « .
n ou rish m en t and care. Very
McDonald ferry.
and Monkland and east and flour cun sell it to his neighbors
m nr a in Moro Dist 17
i
o ften the six - year mol
south ofM onkland will JxU nJ of to any store in the c o *
^ oro, Dist. 17. |
I. with awortivA
;n
R. A. Wallis, owner, 217 East
.. hen this happens
augurated July 1st with Daniel J and the store can sell Early I
‘
Ellsworth Moro Dist.
82d street N., Portland, Oregon.
or any other tooth.
Stewart as carrier at a compen- milled flour so received, with Herbert Ellsworth,x^toro, Disi.
I t Is very
th a t they
ö t Ä Ä - : n Ä hr.;?h".
sation of $2250 per year for substitutes, as this flour is not
;
Grass Valiev. Dist.
five years. .The carrier will I subject to restrictions by the Lo«lie M
v
1
leave Monkland at 7:30 a. m., 1 govcnmient. Mr. Barnum also
•
n : Grass Valiev.
traveling east and south and urges any farmer who has more Mary Ellen Davis, Grass v a ir e ^
FutHiSidte tk*
to De tta i Z«*etoo
eFCkweo
then west and north into Moro, I flour than he needs for harvest r ,
‘ Bloomer Grass Val-
lcaving this place not later than to sell or loan it to some one of ^ e n c e .B loomer, Grass
4 p.111., arriving at Monkland at I his neighbors, or communicate^
X*
5:30 p.m. Service will be six I wjth him and he will find som e.
,,
times per week.
lone who .will need it during I Donation Fund for Ambulance»
1 harvest. By such methods of I
------
.
...... t hekd'ig each other all flour
Moro Ore. June 19th 1918.
Sheriff J. C. McKean reports I needs during harvest can be To the Members of the Moro Will sell very cheap, Threshing
that the Sherman county board I supplied.
Fire Department,
outfit consisting of Russell traction
has orders to call nine morel
-
Gentlemen:
25-h.p. engine, Pride of Washing
men for army duty, to leave for I
.
.
Preliminary steps have been ton separator, all complete with
Fort McDowell, California, on I Chas. Boyse was seriously in- Luken for the accomplishment of Straw Cart, Derrick Table, Long
July 5th or the three days fol-ljured about the face and eyes Ia mos( WOrthy ana commcnd- Feeder, etc. In good condition.
lowing. Following Ibis came I Friday last at the L. L. Peetz able object in connection with Now located on the L. L. Peetz
another order to the board for I farm while pouring babbitt in* I (he present War. That is the rais- ranch near Moro.
un additional 16 men Io leave I to bearings he was lining uP-|i,ig of sufficient funds among
Will sell entire outfit for less
Sherman county on July 22d or I Evidently there was a small j Bie members of the different than one-halt the price of new
the five days following. With | amount of moisture in the bear-
engine. Inquire for the price and
terms of Walther-Williams Co.,
the 13 men who left S
„
•
• *
1 ^ ____________
county June 25th this makes a I poured, causing it to.
presenting to the American Bed
The Dalles, Oregon
total of 38 men taken from I and the flying metal burned Gross three modern and fully
Sherman county during the 3 0 1 several holes in his eye lids. Mr.
u- .)etj Hospital Service Am-
Boyse was the most seriously hulances for service in the War
days preceding July 22d.
¡injured man of the two occu- ZOne.
Part Jersey, now giving three
...u«« it
,*
intention
i p pants
u i i i s i of
n the
uix * Peetz
w i*. auto when
|( jS j |lc ln
ie iiu o u to
io make
ih m m
The Moro section is not being turned over west of Moro last
a pUrc(y voluntary Fire gallon a day, gentle, price $65
phone or write.
favored by Jupiter Pluvius summer.
Department affair, and from Call,
Richmond
& Dealt Monkland
these days, altbo the storm I
,
advice already received by me
K< k I s are certainly bunding Ibis
.
with from the heads of various Fire
section an abundance of wind
r iv e boy
noy scours,
wind! I Wve
scouts, a aio.is g
- •
(
thp principal
nnnnnal
It can’t be m ined and transported in eight months. It takes twelve
and dust storms. Hains the past Rev. DeLong, their «out
¡s
full m onths to m ine a year’s supply. There afe only 200 days left
week have favored nearly every per. bnve ¡^Jen*1y ,r‘;
,
trh) ceiving action and enthusiastic
Moving picture« or »tationary
section of Sherman countv ex- « l^ k iy hike and camping trip ee J^g
members of sbuject«; threshing »eene«, etc., a
' * until the snow flies and then the deliveries frem mines are blocked !
e central portion. A «' Camp Sherman, at the head
&
,men’te. And iust a little above co«t with a U. S
sin has visited the F u l-|°f ,he Milohus r
.
hie' having been appointed chair- Cinematograph machine.
For
ion and the north part
, f c ¿,¡,0 of *the man of the Committee of the prices see I. O. Thompson,
Monkland, Oregon
Jon ridge and several ,n8 fl,led «P 11
m « k in u th e City of Moro to solicit said tf je7
bowers have visited ««■ X “ w c r ^ H ^ r t Ensworth. funds, will say that, a contri-
nyon section, while sev -I^ P
p , Miu
but on of one dollar per mem-
M showers have visited
C| ^
her is all that is expected from
ss Valley section. Moro W «dcy
each member of fiiis Oepart-
11s tune has consistently |
1
ih. lment toward this fund, and,
New Draft Regulations
W hat
Causes Tooth
Decay?
W
Orders Should be Placed Early
PRINTING
For Sale
YOU!
\
Choice Heifer fir Sale
Heed Fuel Administrator
Garfield’s Warning!
DO YOLJR C H R IS T M A S
< COALING ' E A R L Y
Pull Together!
Get Serious!
We’re at War!
There is plenty of Coal to supply all, but
Photo Work to Order
Moro Transfer
Company
install
made in two monthly
or two not sufficient to lay the
ments of fifty cents each,
Jim T o m lin , proprietor
dust.
cook I Members of Moro Fire De-
Farmers
operating
_____
,
¡houses during harvest can se- partment who desire to sub-
fine fact that is« apparent to I cure n permit to supply their scribe to this fund will please City Draying, Express. Freight
any one who drives an auto in I sugar and flour needs during I come forward and enter your any hauling attended to promptly
Washington, says Mavor L. this ixriod by applying to names on the list. Let us see
- OREGON
Barnum, is the fact that Wash- County Food Administrator L. how many Firemen there arc m M O R O ,
ington state has the roads on Barnum. Any farmer applying Moro.
Yours very trul
which to travel. Compared to I for such permit must use this
A. M. YOUNG.
Oregon, that state has its neigh- supply in the cook house, leav-
bor easily beaten when autohng their normal supply at
touring
for -------
home use
and - not] , At a special meeting of the
, , r is under - consideration,
----- ---- - ......... home »«.
— ----
’ - i J ” J ‘avc(’ a,1(l ‘-lacadam- mixing the two places.
-
cj(y council held Monday after-
lzcd highways. Another tiling
--— !!!—! =
noon it was unanimously voted
that attracts attention is that all| _
____ _______________ I in- drill another deeD well
the state
11 cost*
A0 ^ ’f^ c lT ^ o in for|y feet of the Prescnt one*
stale roads are laid out tol
to
take the traveler through, every to Fort McDowell and back to I
contrac( being given at the
city and hamlet on the route, this county in place of $114 as I me mccting to A s Johnson
regardless of mileage added to I stated last week in the Gbsec'" ()f Kent. When completed the
If you use
the days rim. One large item er. New regulations issued re-
wj||
operated by
Crescent
of handling traffic under these ccntlv by the military
one engine and a walking beam
double act
conditions is the fact that no Washington compel all regis-
to the both wells,
one can travel through Wash- tcred men of draft age to again
of
umping being
ing baking powder to raise
ington state without being for- take a physical exanuna ion if
. each
wHh
the
dongh; there will be
ce<t to absorb first bund in for- they have been previously <bs-
W f
the engine j(
no
waste
or baking failure.
,«.» '<»"«• "source, of qualified upon physical groundsH, |he ‘ inion of Mr. “ ohnson
There’s
also
a worth while '
he distnet through which the for army service .
I d oth<£ W(.u dri|)c„ ,hn, ¡, ¡9
saving
in
the
dauble action
tour is made. At places where,
------------- —
very probable a new vein of
that
gives
you
20% to 25%
off 'TlM' S
' " ::r ,r,,"nc,‘ T
It is announced in the Gcr- wafer will be tnpfM-d, altho it
OMd'iniikb a nohrv
h<
I,r,'s" ,lu'* experiments is a great gamble in the reaults
more power.
would mak«“ J e ?i,., f | ° r B "'“de with “paper
cloth” have from drilling for water any-
All grocers sell it.
towns in W i«hh.rtna Hw
proved so successful that Ger- where in Sherman county. If a
CRESCENT
bnmrii. h.to ••Y"RJ l .l . T
stale railway, are to fur- sufficient flow of water is se-
Baking
at home
is a
Saving
K S 4 u
£
F
i ! S s l s s ' U £ i 8i i S i “ '”
K - l x
D o u b le Acting
B akin g P o w d e r
STORE « L NOW: IN MAI, JUNE, JULY
If you havn’t the Cash on Hand: Borrow 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 am m unition necessary^ for our Soldiers
“ Over T h e re ” flowing in a steady stream to the front.
Help Win the W ir and Protect Youreelf and Your Business at the 8ame Time
“Tum -A-Lum p”
for all that’s Good in Coal or Wood
“See H. U. Martin about it! ”
TDM A LDM I.UMBTR CO., MORO, (IKE.