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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1918)
'.1 The O b s e rv e r. tra in Grading S c M For the benefit a t the farmera and dealers of Sherman county who want M O RO . OREGON to get a better understanding o f the government grain grades as applied to our wheats ofi the m arket we have made arrangerqente to hold a three day a t Moro, w ith grain grading . a F R ID A Y .........December 6. 1918 man who is an expert in the grades as instructor. * X '» •' *- The school w ill be held In the c ir M oro. Oregon, July 25. 1891 cu it court room of the court house a t Moro and w ill accommodate 60 or 60 Manager, persons in good shape. A ll work w ill C. L. I reland be in charge of G. R . Hyslop, of Cor v a llis , who ie w el* known to many of our formers end needs no fu rther rec ommendation.' The school w ill be bald Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday December 9, 10 end 11. end to open to every person in the county. I f eer ie 1« arrangements can be made no fees w ill be charged, a t any rate they w ill not be more then 60 cento, *>1» !s som ething th a t concerns « .v .j scHve f pTmer ir. ^herman, and- The Junior Red Cross headq lartere this opp* «‘.it nify -hould be taken ad announce th a t Ju n io r Red Cross work vantage v f by •« • mary ae ean possibly TL« .la w fo r your is to be continued. Peace has i ;» eet in. been declared, nor can peace be e x 1 v u i/.m fence. I t to -aked that those pected fo r some tim e to come. The p art o f the w a r »hat has ceased is the gunfire and the slaug hter. There is ju a t aa g re a t need fo r other w ork of the Red Cross as before. O ur soldiers and sailors are bound to have acci dents and f a l l sick. H o sp itals w il l be ju s t as essential as before. The boys must also have recreation as be fo re. T herefo re, the Red Cross w ork is to continue u n til such tim e as W ashington sends out word th a t the w a r is e n tire ly over. T he w ork of Juniors f a l l in to three groups: F ir s t, care o f our soldiers and sailors u n til th e ir d em o b ilisa tio n ; second, p rep ar ation fo r th e ir homecoming; th ird . Deloo electric lig h tin g system fo r farm s, stores and residences la coming into mara general favor in Sherman oounty each weak. H u lery Brea., agents fo r thia popular 24-hour lig h t ing aystem, report recant aalee to M o n o * Brea, garage a t Wasco; E .A . Medlar, farm a t Waoco; A . B. P o t ter, residence, store, and h all a t Klon dike; L . J Andrewr, f a r * a t Klon dike; Clyde Sm ith, farm a t Rutledge; P . A . Sayre, residence in Moro; O .L . Belahee and G. A . Maloy, partnership lig h tin g o f th e ir Moro residences; P. L . H u le ry , residence In Rufus; J . M . Wilson, farm and residence in K ent. S b S x E j ESZ Young men end women trained it. few months under the eupevisom of e successful Dispatcher. Indorsed by Railroads. Opportunities to earn ex penses. W rite fo r B u lle tin . T e le graph Dept. 218 R ailw ay Exchange B ld g., Portland, Oregon. “ C leopatra” .w ee photographed in C a lifo rn ia under the direction o f J . F O R S A L E — One 80 h.p. W aukesha Gordon Edwarda, I t represents the 4 cy lin d er e n g in e . T h is en g in e has co-ordinated playing o f 80,000 people. been used one season on ly on a I t took months to make and represents B le w itt "Combined Harvester. It the expenditure of large sums fo r the develops 48 h. p. a t 800 revolutions. erection of Egyptian and Roman Cost I960 new. W il l d eliver It a t an, Mlaa BellevUle of Maindenheed. cities. I t portrays the w o rld ’s first More fo r 8326. Addrsss Phoenix naval b a ttle -th e b attle o f A c tiu m -fo r 1 who makes 92JB00 e year out o f toe A ssu ran ce Co., 80S Merchants Trust queerest occupation in the world. She which eighty vessels were especially sella the tim e to London watchmakers. B u iid i ng, Portland, Oregon. constructed and later burned to the Many y e a n age toe then astronomer w a te r ’s edge. I t shows the armies of royal suggested to her father to st I f C H U N K Y B U IL T , easy to keep In con d ition , w e ig h t about 8Q0 pounds, Egypt end Rome engaged in tita p tic he took toe corrected tim e o f a certi perfectly gentle pony, used lest struggle, depicts the death e f Ceaeer fied chronometer every week he coidd year fo r rid in g to school by «-year in the Roman Porum, and shows the no doubt find numerous clients. So | old boy. Per sale* reasonable. Omer fascinating Siren o f the N ile work M r. BeUevflto bought a watch made fo r toe duke dfMseex end then worked Sayre, M o ro .» Phone. , 8tn22d6 ing wiles on the Roman conquerors. up e buslftees w ith IL When he died M e widow cold the tim e u n til abo reached toe age o f elghty-one, sad A Prodigy. th£n she handed over too buekneee to Notice is hereby given that the County Tuesday, Decem ber 17th A new prodigy, ha* appeared .In her daughter. When Mies Belleville School Superintendent of Sherman county * 7 D r. Freeze, the eye Paris. H e Is proclaimed as a man, or visit* Greenwtak a t the beginning o f O re .,w ill hold the regular examination of J i i ^ ^ s p e c i a l i a t , w ill make rather a boy of genius and his name every week her chronometer Is cor a p p lic a n ts for state certificates at the Court his regular call a t Moro 1 Is Salvator Schiff. H e 1* designated rected end she la given an officia l car- house in Moro, Oregon, as follow»: Commencing Wednesday, Dec 18th, I to practice hia profession. A ll those in a Parisian Journal a * “a w rite r who tifleete. Prom that her 00 customers 1918, at 9 o ’clock a. m .. and continuing suffering from head aches, eye aches, Is not a w rite r and yet I t appears until Saturday, Dec 21th, 1918, nt 4:00 writes better than all the writers.” H e b lu rrin g vision, weak eyea resulting o ’clock p. m. I* a boy in the house o f a picture T a W in Sueoeca. from Influenza, or other eye troubles dealer. H e has been discovered tak Wednesday forenoon — W ritin g (Pen Whea you can put yourself inte manship), Music, U . 8. History, DrSw- are assured o f careful treatnem t and ing the pen from the desk of his em ‘things you da they are bound to suc "^Vedneaday afternoon— Reading, Phys good results. Student’s eyes given ployer and letting it run agreeably to ceed. Moat faitursa result from half- special attention, a t this tim e, when his fan cy. One of his masterpieces heartedneaa. ‘ Or It may be that the iology, Manual Training, Composition, they are beginning a year of hard o f an Idle moment came by chance un principle fa wrong. Tim e has not been Domestic Science, Methods in Reading, work which w i ll strain the eyea to the der tyc eyes of h l* employer. taken to make sure that you a r t rig h t Course of Study for Drawing, Methods in “D id you do th a t!” asked the em When you can pat your whole soul into Arithmetic. lim it. A t K ent December 14th, at Thursday forenoon— Arithmetic, History things you a r t bound to carry convic Graaa V a lle y December 16th, a t Wasco ployer. of Education, Psychology, Methods in “Yea, monsieur," responded the hoy. tion. To this you must add your toll. Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Domes- December 18th. much disturbed, fearing th at pe might Half-hearted endeavor w ill not make I tic A rt, Course of Study for Domestic A rt. be dlacharged fo r neglecting his du even a good thing go. To get divi Thursday afternoon—Grammar, Geog- ties fo r frivolous amusements. »hy, Stenography, American Literature, dends out you must put energy and ysics» Typewriting, Methods in Lnn- “I t la adm irable!" declared the em brain In. You must “know thyself” as ployer, who without delay sent the Socrates said. Y ou mast know your I gusge, Thesis for Primary Certificate. manuscript to a noted lite ra ry man Job as A. T . Stewart did the mercan and now the Mercure de Prance la go- tile business and then success w ill i lng to publish the first work of Salva come.— Pennsylvania G r it tor Schiff with others probably to fol low. On Sound Basis A fter the W ar B A N K OF M O R O , K Y ou Can Have Christmas Cheer the Year ’Round tana for us to say to one another, ■Merry Christmas and Happy N e w Y « w -' W U l » r J c - k M tme W “ to decide to pul into you, horn. A m . thia«» which bong help, com- fori, contentment and lasting cheer for every member ot the tamdy. 1 X E L C O - L I G H T poavidm bright dean, safe electric fight for the house and hare; also electric power to run me washer, cream separator and other light machinery. It hrkgs a ty conveniences and modern benefits to the country h om e-m akes the farm a better place to five and to work— and soon pays for itself in ■h * * « • > T i m s and L a b o r saved H ulery Bro«-» Dealer» Over 60,000 satisfied users endorse Delco-Light 200,000 feet o f lumber . Rock Springs Coal • for chewing Gravely. T h e Judge came right back a t M ik e with a friend ly chew—just a couple of little squares off his plug of Real Gravely. M ik e found that the chew stayed with him for a long w h ile, and the more he chewed the better it tasted. As lo n g . ago as E lizab eth ’s time “sprat” was used aa a term of con tempt and as an article o f diet it has always been deemed but humble fare, with which, however, good economists are very well content today, remarks the London Chronicle. B ut though despised In Its adult state, it to In its Infancy that highly esteemed delica cy, w hitebait We were a long time, however, in recognising the fact, for naturalists disputed among themselves whether the honor should be accorded to the fry of shad, pilchards, or herring and only lately did they decide that it belonged to the herring and sp rat T h e State Council of D e fe n s e has appointed the stats lib ra ria n , Mias Cornelia M arvin, as stats historian. County School Superintendent E . R. Curfman, has been appointed county historian. Tbs purpose is to compila Department o f the In te r io r ,-U . 3 . L^nd Office a t The Dallas, Oregon, s record of personal and community October, 81, 1918 w ar a ctivities o f tbs county. Many N otice to hereby given th at F ran k states and counties are doing thia kind of work on an elaborate scale. Even lin Patterson, of M ikkolo, Oregon, though tbs w ar to over the recento who, on February 8d, 1914, mads must ha preserved. The w a r history H .E . 012497 and October 18. 1914» must ba w ritte n from fu ll and authen made ^additional enry No. 018988 fo r tic recordé. I t to voluntary p atriotic 1 n w in w i sac 17, nafi, efinwi, n w isei service of great Importance. A ll sac 18, township 1 south, range 20 east I citizens are asked to help furnish W illa m e tte meridan, has filed notice names and scan the local papers for of intenion to make final three year Ukrainians In Canada. proof, to establish claim to the land T here are about 220,000 Ukrainians I clippings. in the Canadian N orthw est They be I t to planned to have the official above described, before J . D . Weed, gan to emigrate from their native land fils of records kept In the stats lib rary i U nited States Commissioner, a t Con in the *008. Moat of them ware farm- w ith a duplicate in some public l i don, Oregon, on the 24th day o f De era, and today they occupy whole brary or safe place In the county. cember, 1018. C laim ant names as counties In Alberta and Saskatchewan. B. H . - Bloomingdale, This depository is to be decided upon w itn e s s e s : They were not Illiterate when they I Samue(. London, P . R . Bloomingdale, by the County H isto rical Commission. came to America and they have been R . W . Putter, a ll o f M ikkolo, Oregon. busily educating themselves during the Thia p atriotic record to not to oe con H . Frank Woodcock, Register. fined to m ilita ry or official service, last 20 years. There la a Ukrainian publishing but to to cover every person, organi- house la Winnipeg. Thia concern does |xationL , and _ a c tiv ity h i the county not merely Issue a foreign language which has given tim e, thought, money, Notioa to hereby given th at the un newspaper. I t to gradually bringing or life to w ar work. dersigned has been duly appointed ex out reprints of all that to beat In „ The commission need the names of ecutrix o f the estate of M arcia H . Ukrainian literature. The Ukrainian a ll enlisted man who claimed Sher Rust, deceased, by the County Court, farm er In Canada has a row of well- man ga th e ir boms county, w ith biog o f the State of Oregon for the County filled bookshelves audh as the average raphies, records o f enlistments, in of Sherman and that she has duly qual American farm er might not be able to ductions, service, casualties, commis ified fo r said trust. A ll persona hav show . sions, special honara to date. Thia ing claims against said estate are should ba supplemented by letters, hereby required to present the same diaries, ' newspaper notices, photo duly verified and w ith the proper graphs and accounts. vouchers therefor, to the undersigned executrix a t the law office e f J r B. to the state photographer. - A l l local Hosford, in the city of Moro, Berman war activities are to ba included In county, Oregon, w ith in six months those historical records, such aa Rad from the date hereof. Cross, Junior Rad Cross, Y .M .C .A ., Dated this 29th day of November, Liberty Loan drives, w ar saving and 1918. x x th r ift drives, Homs Guards. Belgian M arcia Maia Nicholson, Executrix R e lie f, w ar gardens, school w ar work, o f tho Estate o f M arcia H . Boat, and many other things, too numerous to mention. J . B. Hosford, Attorney fo r Executrix Tho organisation fp r historical work P i n t publication, November 29th, 1918 in tho county constota o f tbs fo llo w Last publication, December 27th, 1918 in g ; County H isto rical Commission, E. R. Cuifm an, L . Barnum, Roy J . Baker, J . K . Irb y and E . D . McKee Local committee fo r K a n t: Ppod Casket* and Robes always on Haynes, Richard A b e l, M rs. A . 8 . hand; special supplies and caskets Johnson and M rs. ^Chaa. Guyton. ordered at any time Ix>cal committee fo r Graaa V a lle y : Sam Brisbine. M oro, Oregon. L . W . Baker, W . L Weatorfleld. Mrs. I . N . Lemon and M rs. Fran kie Yan Nuys. Local conunittoa to r M oro: P. E . Pagan, C . L . Ireland, M m . N e llis M u ir, M m . 8to lto Polay. Local committee fo r Wasco: Jamaa M orrison, C. M . Solder, M rs. J . J ul Yates and Mrs. C . O. May “ There** the reel tobac co satisfaction/* say* the Judge: “ and it cost* noth ing extra to chew this class of plug/’ PEYTON BRAND Sksrmsa C a n ty War History •prat. MORO, OREGON Real Gravely, Chewing Plug each piece packed in a pouch P D G N A V T IY r TOÜACCO • CO GARAGE ' t. • Blacksmith and Machine Shop Auto Repairing and Storage Iron, Steel and Coal, Hardwood Carriage and W agon Material. A good supply of posts H . B u rm e s te r Cement and Building Materials T A IL O R Suits to Order Cleaning Pressing and Remodeling ¡machine new room: or anything else you may need H.U. Martin, Manager, Moro if not convenient to call and to ll us personally. x The county acbool superintendent w ill hold the regular exam ination o f applicante fo r state oertificetee a t Moro, com m en cin g Wodneotoy. Dec- amber 18, 1 « 8 . S t t » 9 o’clock, a. m. and continuing u n til Saturday, Dec ember 11. a t 4 X» o’clock, p. m . On account of infiuenaa the State Department of Bdusution baa granted tw o mid-year eighth grade exam ina t io n . Aa a ll the aabooto to thia fluonua for about the aaaao tim e, MORO. OREGON Agents fo r the Counties of PARRY BUILDING Sherman Gilliam and Wasco Main Street Dr. Theo. Beletski „.VETERINARIAN All necessary parts will be car ried at Moro and a complete sup ply o f parts will be carried at Spokane, Washington. COME IN AND LET'S TALK IT OVER the W ASCO, OREGON f
