Sherman County observer., June 20, 1919, Image 2

Visit* Treat Lake Country
P«re Bred Wheat.
number of the field* have been
found to be infested with Striped
Notice i* hereby given that the County
F. E. Fortner and brother, Fred
Every farmer in Sherman coun­
School Superintendent ol Sherman county
Leaf Rust, more so than any year
I
.
,
of
Wasco,
took
a
pleasure
ty is interested, in sowing the
O re .,w ill hold the regular examination of
MOKO. OREGON.
since 1915. The rust seem* to be
lor state certificates at the Court
cleanest and best seed that he can drive last week end to H ood riv­ applicants
house in Moro, Oregon, as follows:
native
to
all
the
Pacific
Coast
and
er,
through
the
Hood
River
Val-
' Ealered «a oecqpd c ia *
J ÎÎ*
possibly secyre. One of the best
Commencing Wednesday, June 25th,
poe« office at M oro. O rafo «. Ju if 2S. ! “ »• is a different wheat disease from
way* of locating such seed is to ex­ ey, ferrying to White Salmon 1919, at 9 o’ clock a. m ., and continuing
= *5 =
the Black Stem Rust found com­
and then via Glenwood to G ol- until Saturday, June 28th, 1919, at 4:00
F R ID A Y .................JuneJ20, 1919 monly in the middle Western amine the grain in the field. In
o'clock p. m.
Wednesday forenoon — W riting (Pen­
order to expedite matters the dendale, The Dalle* and again
manship), Music, U . S. History, Draw-
state*. . It is more commonly
into
Sherman
county.
Farm Bureau has arranged for one
Ivedneaday afternoon— Reading, Phys­
found on the Club and Fife wheat
man in each school disorict to 10-4 Frank left M oro after business
? i x fa S fa n iiu t o y .
Preserve your Winter Eggs‘with Liquid Glass
altho some varieties of Turkey
iology,
Manual Training, Composition,
cate the clean grain field* in hi* lour* Saturday evening, driving Domestic Science, Methods in Reading.
red are susceptible. The Forty
district and report them to the to Wasco in his Hupmobile,where Course of Study for Drawing, Methods io
C . L . I r e l a n d .............M anager.
Fold, Bart and soft wheats are
Arithmetic.
County Agent. These field* will ii* brother climbed aboard, and
Thursday forenoon— Arithmetic, History
more resistant. It generally at­
then
to
Hood
River
where
they
of Education, Psychology, Methods in
then be examined by Prof. G . R.
Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Domes­
tacks the wheat in the milk stage
Hyslop of Corvallis, who is certi­ spent the night. Early Sunday tic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art.
and because of its unknown quali­
Thursday ffternoon—Grammar, Geog­
fying the seed wheat in the state. was given over to a drive through
raphy, Stenography, American Literature,
ties the United States Department
This will make it possible for Tood River valley, a most beau­ Physics, Typewriting, Methods in Lan­
of Agriculture has placed an em­
farmer* in Sherman county to se­ tiful sight to see say* F. E ., especi­ guage, Thesis for Primary Certificate.
Friday forenoon— Theory and Practice,
bargo on seed shipments to the
303
“My Country rT»a of Thao,
Phone
cure the best seed available, as well ally from Van Horn butte, where Orthography, Physical Geography,English
middle Western slates.
• f L ib erty.*
a
view
of
the
valley
may
be
had
Literature,
Chemistry.
as to establish a standard for sur­
Friday afternoon— School Law, Geology
Another wheat disease found in plus seed so that it can be sold that must be seen to be appreci­
Algebra, C ivil Government.
Farmer’* Ficaie a Secce**
the county this season is the pow­ outside the county,wherever there ated.
S atu rd ay forenoon— Geometry, Botany.
Saturday afternoon— General History,
dery mildew. This attacks the is a demand.
Dinner was had at Glenwood
V
Book-keeping.
Considerable more than 150
E . R. Curfman, County
leaf near the ground and is re­
and after that was a drive over a
For Turkey or Marquis to p
farmers and their families attend­
School Superintendent.
a single track mountain road for
sponsible lor many fields showing
the test there should not be to ex­
ed the annual farmer’s picnic last
a dried yellowish appearance of
possibly 15 mile*, grade* much
ceed one to one and one-ha,f per
Saturday at the fair grounds in
more severe than M oiier hill, but
the fojiage. There is no known
Administrator’s Notice.
• ; ONLY THE BEST GRADES OF
cent of any other variety. In all
M oro. The morning program as
method of treatment for the dis­
all
gotten
over
without
mishap
the other varieties there should
arranged by County Agent Calk­
ease. altho with the coming of
altho the bottom looked to be
not be more than 2% per cent
ln the County Court of the Stale of Oregon
ins pleased all who were present
warm weather after a damp spring
mile* away. Good roads were
for Sherman County.
mixtures
of
other
wheats.
for the part devoted to'discus­
it soon disappears. It it also a
found into Goldendale and I he In the matter of the estate of W illia m B.
sions. talks and questions on farm
Torey, deceased.
If you have a grain field of wheat
Handled at the
common disease of berry bushes
Dalle* after leaving the moun­
Notice is hereby given that the under­
management.
you will do only your part if you
tains near Glenwood. Upon their signed has been appointed by the County
and roses.
Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman
After lunch'those present visited
report it to the man who is locat
return the speedometer showed a County administrator of tne estate of W ill­
Striped Rust was first found on
the Experiment Farm, where Su­
ing the grain seed in your district.
iam B. Torey, deceased, and has duly
mileage of 248 road travel.
the Pacific Coast by Dr. Raven, a
qualified for said trust. A ll persons hav­
perintendent Stephens and his
The names of these men appear
ing claims against said estate are hereby
Danish wheat authority who tour­
corps of efficient helpers tried hard
below:
Special Term of Circoit Coart
notified and required to present the same,
ed this country at the request of
duly verified and with the proper vouchers
to answer all the many and varied
Your order will receive prompt and careful attention.
Kent— L.Schadewitz, Jerry W il­
therefore, to the undersigned administrator
our government.
It has been
Judge
Parker
convened
a
special
questions that were asked. It is
Tender, juey meat* tent parcel port a specialty.
son,
L
.
W
.
Amick.
J.
J.
W
iley.
at his residence near Moro, or at the law
found on native grasses 50 miles
difficult to state what particular
Grass Valley— Fred Stradley.T term of the circuit court last Sat­ office of J. B. Hosford, in said city of
Moro, county a n d ‘ state aforesaid, within
from any wheat field. It is very
part of the Experiment Farm
M . Rolfe, E . M . Alley, E. R. urday. The suit of C. A. Todd six months from the date of the first publi­
destructive in Denmark where it
Top market price paid when you ship your Live Chickens,
vs. W . F. Mahrt was tried with a cation of this notice.
work appealed most to the visi­
has been known to kill fields of Blaylock, Fred Cox, L . D . Eaton. jury of five, as follows: D . C.
Date of first publication this 30th day of
Dressed Veal and Pork to the
tors as Qjere is so many diversified
M ay, 1919.
L. L. PEETZ,
Rufus— C. M . Kuypers.
wheat for miles around where it
Wheat,
F.
L.
Burnett.
W
.
F.
Jack-
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
W
illia
m
B.
experiments under way.
Wasco— W . B. Curry, V . H .
Torey, deceased.
was first noticed.
Probably the news that jhe E x­
Smith, J.T. Johnson,W. E. H o w ­ son, L. D. Eaton, T , C. Lee. The J. B. Hosford, attorney for estate.
There are so many things of in­
ell. H . H . W hite, Herbert Root. suit was over.a disputed account Date of last publication June 27, 1919.
periment Farm management has
terest at the Experiment Farm
for harvesting and involved coun-
a new variety of spring wheat un
J. M . Yocum.
—w
that.a visit will easily repay the
ter claim*, Todd suing for $-162.80
der cultivation that so far has de
Klondike— A. B. Potter.
time of anyone. Superintendent
M o r o - A . ii’ Barnum. Claude |»nd * » • «««rded $371.13.
monstrated itself to be way ahead
Stephen* is never so happy as Thompson, H a n . Thom p,on. L .
A number of naturalization
of Bart wai a revelation to many.
when showing and explaining the L . Peetz. Howard Bel.hee, J. L . application, had been K t lor hear-
no
T o others the system of plats
7arm to visitor*.
ing. but none of the parties being
Brackett.
showing different methods of cul­
present action was necessarily de­
tivation and farming, including
Smaller Unit* Favored.
EYES EXAMINED
ferred.
The Price of Prone*
the best to the most careless, was
GLASSES FITTED
an object lesson in dry farming.
During the last two or three
Tim Railroad Crossing*
An indication of the profit made
These plats are laid off in series year* the number of thrashing out­
bv the middleman in selling of
In driving over a crowing be
of ten for each month of the spring fit* sold to farm organizations ha*
prunes under the present system
sure your way is clear. One mis­
farm season and then each one of greatly increased, and the tenden
Phone L l l l
of sales is the statement in a letter
calculation may cause your death.
the ten, handled during its month, cy at'present is toward the forma­
received by a manager of a fruit
Stop, look and listen, besafe.don’t
is worked in a different manner. tion of smaller harvesting unit*
growers' association from a resi­
Gilliam and Wheeler Counties
It may be interesting to know and the purchase of small outfits. dent of Spokane, that he paid 30 take a chance as the cemetarie*
now have a much greater popula­
that this season the Experiment This comes from the necessity for
cents a pound for prunes in that
tion of chance taker* by about
Farm has 1500, different varieties more economical use of labor and
city, and sent a sample of the kind
100% than they should have. Be
of wheat under cultivation divid­ the advent of the farm tractor, the
for which he paid that sum.
sure your car is in good condition
ed among 450 common Unitec power for which can be well util­
The sample was about like those
FOR SALE
a* to oil supply, steering gear, run-
State* varieties, 75 Australian, 125 ized to run a small machine.
which are sold by the association
niug^gear and brakes, so you will
• British India. 20 winter wheat, 2Cl
There seems to be some differ­ for 10 cents a pound, indicating not stall on the track at a critical
spring wheat. 130 Turkey red. 400
that the difference of 20 cents goes
time.
-
/
early Bart and 50 miscellaneous. ence of opinion on the subject of
to the middleman or some place
buns.
The
hairdresser
informs
us
These are .growing in rows, plats
Iron, Steel and Coal, Hardwood Carriae and
where it would not go if the prune
Natfet
Upper M ain Street, opp. Garage
and fields. The rows are from that they are going out, and the
W aon Material.
growers of Oregon were organ­
selected head* and from the best barkeeper says there will be no
From July 1 until September 25
ized.
-CONDON, ORE.
of previous rows are gathered the more to be had after July 1st, but
I will be in Sherman county. All
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bakers say they are much in de­
* seed for plats and field*
those wishing to take violin les­
Subscribe
lor
the
Observer.
In the county this year a large mand and will continue to be so.
sons will phone in or see me at
Chautauqua.
A summer course
of ten weeks wiH be provided.
Lizzie DeMoss Davis.
The
O b s e rv e r.
QSu
“EGG-KEEP”
MORO PHARMACY
K. SC HADE, P rop .
Beef, Veal, Hatton, Pork, Fish
CITY MEAT MARKET, 3 1 4 E. 2d S t
The Dalles, Oregon
City Meat Market, A. S. Milne, Prop.
Dr. T. DeLarhue
EY E S IG H T S P E C IA LIS T
F O S S <&, C O .
'
M ORO, O RE.
GARAGE
tort Block.
The Dalles, Ore.
STOC« H i WHUT RHCHES
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
Firestsne
T IR E S “'"
Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories
E. T. Hurlburt
There are many more luxuries
in France than in this country.
Where anthracite coal is $80 a ton,
[ butter $1.40 a pound, beefsteak $1
and up, egg* $1.60 a dozen and
milk 20 cents a quart, these must
all be reckoned as luxuries.
F IR
The wise people of the world
are studying the question whether
iricet have risea or the value of |
[currency ha* depreciated.
But
[when we are buying a pair of
| shoes it is not the reason as much
Auto R epairing and Storage
W OOD
BUY NOW
as the fact which disturb* u*.
FOR-
Ckorch
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It Hangs Outside of Our “ Cxi&C” Service Station
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F ir s t .
A n honest deal and « thorough deal. The
cornerstone of “ B x ttX ” Service is “ solving the indfc
vidua I motorist’s individual Battery problems.” No
detail that can help in 'th e attainm ent o f thi* end is
overlooked in
Second.
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An ieepertUUty of service.
You do
not have to be the owner o f an “ ffixIDe
Battery in
order to benefit by " K x t t X ” Service. This service
is thoroughly equipped to care for, repair and main­
tain any make o f starting, lighting and ignitipn
b attery
a« conscientiously as
though
it
were an
A
service that is a
service.
methods.” I t is honest, effective, prompt and depend­
able; hut most o f all, it is thorough. From simple test
to difficult repair, it gives the best that is in it— lo o
percent straightforward knowledge and workmanship.
F o u rth .
That we are the local distributor of the
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Presbyterian— M oro. •
Sunday school, 10 a.m.
Preaching and communion 11
a.m.
Choir practice Monday, 8 p. m.
Christian Endeavor 7:15 p. m.
Union service! at 8 p. m.
Bible study and prayer service
Wednesday, 8 p. m. at Methodist
I church.
At Monkland
Sunday school, 2 p .m .
Preaching and communion at 3
p.m.
Elmer E . M c V ic k e r *
*
'
Pastor.
Christian Sctence Society
■ Services will be held in tl
church building on Main Street at
11 o’clock. Subject — “ Is the U n i­
verse. Including Man, Evolved by
I Automatic Force.”
Testimonial service* are held
Wednesday evening* at 8 o'clock.
Sunday school in room at rear
entrance of church at 11 a.m. Pu­
pil* up, to the age 20 are welcome
to these classes.
The reading room at the rear
[entrance to the church building is
pen every Friday from 2 until 4
, p.m., where the Bible and all au-
| thorized Christian Science litera­
ture may be read, bought or bor­
rowed.
, .
. Tne public it cordially invited
to attend the church service* and
visit the reading room.
JULY DELIVERY
Eir Wood— 16-inch— full Cord Measurement
$ 1 0 perCord off Car
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
O. C. PIERCE, Manager
Jt
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