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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1919)
Dr. T. DeLarhue the truck only having two moving ports exposed, the bn and the magneto drive. The Gar- ford comes with a multiple dry disc dutch, needing no lubrica tion; has a fores feed oil system; ETES EXAMINED selective sliding gears with four c i à m m FITTED forward speeds and reverse; high 4 ¿ tendon magneto and hot water jacketed automatic float feed car burettor. Phone 1111 O ne of the finest points about the Garford truck is the rear axle construction and drive. I t has a latest type Tim kin worm drive mating with bevel bronze gear differential. The method of con struction takes all the road thrust Office on First street, from th« wheels directly to the wheel bearings and none of the M O R O . - OREGON bumps and jars ever reach the differential. W C. BaVAicr. C . J. BasonT. A tank under the driver's seat provides for 25 gallons of gaso line, five of this being in reserve, so that at no time can the Gar- ford truck driver be out of fuel Attorneys-at-Law without sufficieqf warning in ad % vance. offices at A ll in all the Garford is a well constructed truck and one that is a Th« Dali«« and Moro, Or«. credit to anyone fortunate enough to own one. Th<? © b u e r r e r . The school bell will ring in Charles R. Brockert and family were pleasantly surprised early M oro on Monday, September 15. Sunday morning by 9 visit from beginning the new te rm .‘ Several hie brother, Em il Brockert, who from outside of town are expect portoftcc at Moro. Oregon. J u l y » . I M I . in company with his neice. Mis» ing to attend high school this term in M oro, but accommodations are F R ID A Y ..............August 22, 1919 Minnie Wolfe, are touring the scarce and an effort must soon be western states from Deshler.Thay made by all or else a few will be Let us send your Films to the Multnomah Photo Supply C. L . I reland ..............Manager. er county, Nebraska. M r. Brock ert says that Deshler is a big man disappointed in their search, as a • Company, Portland, O re. ufacturing town in Eastern N e heavier enrollment in the high braska, specializing in brooms, high school has been evident for 1. T h e B e s t P l a c e and that they left there June 12th some time. Teachers for the term wid be: 2 . N o E x tra C h a r g e s „ in a Dort car on an auto tour to Principal— F. E. Fagan. M oro. “ See America First,’*, especially 3 . P ro m p t S e r v ic e High School— Alvena Howard. the Western states. The party first took in the Rocky Corvallis. High School—GladysRice.Cor- mountain scenery in and around >; Colorado Springs, driving part vallis. •M y Country T ie • * Then, fw a o t ' Commercial Department—Jas. way up Pikes Peak, through the •« Liberty.” Garden of the G od’s, and to oth E. Norton, M oro. Phone Manual Training— L .W . Mack, er points of interest in that locali Milk Bottle F m <I- ty. M r. Bruckert says that the Portland. M n R. C. Ornduff, chairman natives in Colorado have com . Seventh and Eighth Grades— for Sherman county of the State _.ned to commercialize the seen C. F. H ill, Springfield. Fifth and Sixth Grades— Ber committee in charge of the milk ery, fencing up such nature curi nice Lloyd. Portland. osities as Steamboat Rock.Balanc- bottle fund for Relief of Children Third and Fourth Grades— Le- ng Rock, the Cathedral Spires, of France and Belgium, ha« re O N L Y T H E BEST G R A D E S O F ceived word that the executive etc., and charging admission to tha Albee. H elix. , First and Second Grades— N el committee in charge of the work view them. lie Muir, M oro. From Colorado Springs their for Oregon has voted to close the work in this state. At the time route lay through Yellowstone Good Roads Pay Dividends. Handled at the Mrs. Ornduff was so advised a ’ ark, entering by way of Shos- ’ Lavs Can Never Lass Its O w e’ final report from the executive lone Canyon on the cast and If a farmer, owning an outfit coming out at the southwest en committee was received stating and hiring a man to drive it and Physician and Surgeon. Love is the mentor of all crea that a total of $43.953.39 had been trance. They entered Oregon at haul his wheat to a shipping point tion. . received by the committee at a to Ontario, coming west by way of can save an hour a day by being Love is that golden link which Moro, Oregon. tal expense of only $1.006.67. W e »akcr, LaGrande and Pendleton, enabled to use good roads as op unites the sweethearts of the world. Your order will receive prompt a n j careful attention. doubt if any war relief committee total miles traveled being about posed to bad roads, it would mean Tender, juey meats sent parcel post a specialty. Love sends the soldier to fight . O ffice in residence. can show as good proportionate 3000. M r. Bruckert expects to re 312 hours a year; estimating use and die lor his country. results in expense contrasted with main in Oregon several weeks be of manr and team as being worth Love of the mother for her chil ore starting on the return trip. the gross amount received. To p market price paid when you ship your Live Chickens, $6 a day, this means a saving of dren binds the throne of G od to Mrs. Ornduff was also advised Dressed Veal and Poric to the his footstool upon the earth. $187.20 a year. A meeting of all seavice men in that the executive committee had the late war will be held in Was Suppose his farm is assessed at D E N T IS T Love is that which triumphs granted permission to the Oregon co at 8 o’clock this (Friday)even $10,000, and the additional tax over every evil and restores the Office in the Bank of Moro build association of Federated W om en’s ng for the purpose of organizing levy due to the issue of road world to tranquil peace. ing, upstairs. Clubs to use the Belgian milk bot a branch of the American Legion, bonds by the county runs to $1 These and greater loves than MORO, OREGON tles and equipment for collecting t was first organized in France by per thousand, which would mean these are centered in money to increase the fund for the A. E / F . and brought to the $10 a year additional taxes as The Heart of Humanity. the W om en’s Building at the U ni United States after cessation of against a savingof $187.20 on time M oro Theater Thursday, Au versity of Oregon. This move lostilities. It is similar to the G . alone. This means that he is in gust 28th. i______ :__ _____ _ ________ ment to get more adequate facili A. R. but will be much larger and vesting $10 and drawing dividends aay¿ th e G o o d AUTO TR U C K ties for physical training for the more democratic. As many posts of $187.20. an interest rate of DRAY young women attending the U ni as possible are desired before the 1872 per cent. M en who know tobacco, versity of Oregon began six years convening of the state convention chew the best without its Phone Main 314 M o ro / Oregon Open Season for Deer. ago," intil at the present time the September 17.' It is announced costing them any more. amount sought to be raised for this that “ Teddy” Roosevelt, jr., will fre ig h t and Express The deer season throughout T h ey take a little chew and purpose is nearly half secured. It >e one of the principal speakers Oregon will open September 1 it’s amazing how the good is thought that the fund can be at the convention. Handled Promptly. Moving this year and will continue until taste stays in a rich, high more quickly secured and a larger Efficiently Attended To. Love is universal, and for that October 31, according to an an interest taken by the public at grade chewing tobacco. nouncement made by the state large by means of the milk bot reason “ The Heart of Humanity F o r lasting tobacco satis- tles used to gather the fund for has an undeniable appeal to every game warden. The only excep factijn , th e re ’ s nothing the Belgium and French children one. There is the love of the tion is in Union and Wallowa like a small chew c i that counties where the season will Because of the lack of time to mother for her five soldier sons. rich-tasting tobacco. * open Sept. 10 and close N ov. 10. properly supervise the new work There is the love of the mother Heretofore the season has opened FO R S A LE Mrs. Ornduff has decided that a for her babe. W e see the love of Aug. 15 in District N o. 1, which THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW W A S C O . - <y ,lc-.-f O R E G O N new county chairman would be the sweetheart. W e witness the consists of all counties west of Put up in two styles love of the wife for her husband T,kptum, M m 502 best, ancl has appointed Mrs. Ne the summit of the Cascade Moun who has answered the call; »he R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco lie M uir of M oro to the position tains. Mrs. M uir has been busy durinf love of the man for the wife left W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tohacoo Upper M ain Street, opp. Garage The season this year is uniform behind. But greater than all is the past week attending to detai HT7 ßrcaq.vn/ N- in both districts except in the two CONDON, ORE. connected with the work and the the love that prompts men to counties heretofore mentioned. appointment of district chairmen leave home and lo*ed ones, that prompts women to leave their The bag limit is two deer with Send your tires and tubes to Wasco for the county. own children in order to help the horqp, which is the same as last Vulcanising Station .for repairs. year. W a it fo r D r. Freeze, i f suffering—the great love that beats All work guaranteed. At you need eye service. in the Heart of Humanity. Garford Truck a W Moro Theater Thursday, August T rip e each month to 28th. Moro and other towns. Corwin Barnett wai in town Monday making final delivery to Oregon Chester Silvers of his new 3 >4 ton Wasco, Garford truck recently sold him by the Barnett Auto Co. of Was ames stewart co. The truck was drove up the Columbia Highway Sunday from HAT joy it would be to have a home all your own, Portland, and after a new wheat built as a home should F»e built, arranged as you’ve rack was added by Foss & Co., SHERMAN CO UNTY was soon put in commission by always wanted your house, everything orded as you want M r. Silver making several trips it, when you want it. There’s nothing like owning a home AAArat MORO, ORE. each day hauling 100 sacks or bet to make a man realize that he’s a substantial citizen, or to ter of wheat each trip between the D E P U T IE S give people the confidence in him he deserves. .You can’t wheat fields near M oro and the L . SchadcwitR, Dr.Joe. Saandert.V.S measure the value of owning your own home on a dollar Kent O re. M oro, O re. warehouse. The 3>4 ton Garford W . H . Meyer, Waaco. and cents basis alone—and yet with rents still on the in truck is capable of carrying 75 crease and the price of building material stabilized, proba well filled wheat sacks and the trailer used with it can handle 25 bly for years to come, home building and home owning DESCRIPTION—3360 acre., about 100 tillable; rovoost on sacks each trip, so that any ordi never was a better investment. Just add to that tbe satis S u ccessors to J a h n D u n n 2360 acres fine bunch grass m ijed with some nary wheat pile will soon dwindle faction and contentment for your wife, a betser place for scab rock; 250 acres now in summer fallow; - OREGON away when the Garford begins M O R O babies to grow up in, a more livable environment. work on it. * watered by six springs; shaded by several H E J IH T SPECIALIST MORO. OREGON. Printing and Developing tagt Unk. Ita lilies, Bn. Qfflaxl t e fir t a s Gouty. J. R. Morgan MORO PHARMACY K. SCHADE, Prop. Bright & Bryant Dr. C L. Poley Beef, Teal, luttoii, Pork, Fish CITY MEAT MARKET, 314 E. 2d S t The Dalles, Oregon Dr. C. E. Gard — City Meat Market, A S. Milne, Prop. W . N. JO N E S ‘H e re ’s a F rien d ly T ip ” Jzidge Theo.Beletski, D.V.S. $ V E TE R IN A R IA N M ir i NOT NICIB E. T. Hurlburt V u lc a rrtz ln g GUY CHAMNESS COMBINATION OWN TOUR OWN HOME! J SIOCUI0 BUM IBSPEGTOI Wheat and Stock Farm W Near Spokane, Wash. P groves of Cottonwood; about 35 miles of fence; house, two barns, sheds, etc.; about 30 head of horses, 24 head of mules, 48 head of Shorthorn cattle. Full farm equipment, including 24- horse combine, harrows, wagons, etc. < I/)CATR)N—Not far from Spokane. Two miles to school. 18 miles to nearest large town. Railroad shipping point closer. PRICE and Terms very reasonable. Property will will be taken in trade. Mortgage for $25,000 at 0 per cent for eight years can be assumed by purchaser. For particulars see Sherman Connty Abstract Co. (Realty Department.) * & S Geienl Blacksaitkiig u( Im forking The 3)4 ton Gartord truck is especially designed for carrying heavy as well as bulky loads with ease and despatch. The engine in the 3)4 ton model is the same as that in the 5-ton Garford; cast in pairs, four cylinders. 4#x5>4 All work promptly and satisfact orily done. Wisconsin T-head motor, an ex ceptionally long stroke, with a three point suspension to the frame. The long stroke helps Moro, Oregon materially in economic road use and the three point suspension al lows for all rough spots in the roads, generally found so much at wheat hauling time. T o M y Patrons: I I you cannot get me Points of construction in the direct by phone at Moro, plane« call Poet C o .‘e garage, «ho w ill promptly notify Garford that caught the attention A ma when I return to town. of the motor-wise local automo bile men was the two separate castings of the crank caae, tbe up DR. WALTER W. HART per half supporting bearings,shafts and gears, and the lower half forming the oil reservoir and easi ly removable without disturbing Vo¿t"Bld<. ‘ the bearings; the fly-wheel is also ah enclosed part of Garford con- T H E DALLES, . OREGON D r . S anders V E TE R IN A R IA N D E N T IS T J. A Hardin, Mgr. Moro, Ore. A Safe Investment \ Z 0 U R house and lot are as safe as a bond. There is f an unprecedented market now for improved property —you can “cash in” any time you wish. Five years hence, even though building prices slowly settle to a lower level,, the tremendous building activity that must come in the meantime will give your investment a substantial increase in value. TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. O. C. PIERCE, Manager
