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MORO. OREGON.
Entered a* aecond data maJ,e*
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poat office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1391.
F R ID A Y ................. May 21, 1920
c . L . I reland ............. Manager.
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of Liberty.**
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’Sowing” D ollars
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State Chamber of Commerce
for a Thrift Crop
O W IN G the seed 13 only one step in the
production of a crop. If the harvest is to be
abundant, favorable conditions must be m ain
tain ed . T o the business m an, thia means
favorable credit conditions.
T h e Federal Reserve System is th e great
stabilizer of commercial credit conditions to»
d ay. I t insure« on am ple M ipply of such credit
a t all times.
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Sherman County Harvest Fields
•" will be the
Holt High Deck Combined .Harvester
come in and let me tell you why
Geo. N . Crosfield, W asco, O re .
“Y o u C a n D e p e n d on ib is ”
gzy- ¿Se Good Judge
Real Tobacco for
real satisfaction.
T h e fu llr ic h
taste of the Real Tobacco
Chew lasts so long that
you don’t need a fresh
chew so often. That’s
why it costs you less to
use this class of tobacco.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Education is Worthy the Effort
O b se r v e r .
Tf you want to keep young in «pita
of the year«, think of yourself as a
young man or a young woman. Walk
about as If you 'were young and full
of life and Joy and gladness, full of
vim, full of force, full of ambition.
Talk like an ambitious person, who la
overflowing wiy» vitality, energy, and
push. If you think of yourself In the
future, as to how you shall look, do
not picture yourself with . more
wrinkles, with stooping shoulders and
dragging gait; do not think of your
self ns declining mentally, or phys
ically. If you think of your future al
ways picture yourself, If at all. as
stronger, more vigorous, wiser, more
efficient and capable than you are
now.
There la no decrepitude, no
aging, no declining of powers In the
Ideal, says New Success. There are
no wrinkles, no creaking Joints, no
hardening of the arteries or brain tis
sues In the youfhftil Ideal, and If we
live In this Ideal the hoy or girl In us
will not die, ayd it Is death of the
boy or girl in us that brings on age.
As long as we keep the youthful spir
it, as long as the heart Is young and
fresh and Joyous, as long as we Im
press the youthful thought on our cells
we do not age, no matter what our
years may count
The desire of every youth Is a suc
cessful business or professional life.
About the age of enterlug high school
he get» the working bee. He feels
strong and fit for any task. With pin
ion« untried In the wintering, singing,
scathing blasts of business competi
tion the youthful hero wants to com
pete with everybody and everything.
He would launch at once Into his life
work, often without knowing Just
what he wants to do. He forgets that
he needs the training of years to tit
him for the world’» work. He never
thinks of what a few years of school
will add to this fitness later on. The
boy with a high school education will
earn at least $18.000 to $20,000 more
than will the fellow who hasn’t a high
school training. And the college-
trained man Is In prof.nrtlon greater.
Don’t be beguiled into thinking that
the present iirnd rush of Industrial
prices Is going on forever. The years
of training In brain use are only the
detour to lasting progress.
Announcment of a state wide cam
paign that w ill be conducteud by the
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Not long ago aid whs urged for the
and the part that Moro g) to play in
Armenians, on whdm the Turks were
the movement was outlined last week
threatening a massacre. Now news
by P. E. Magruder, representing the
cornea that the Turks are begging
State Chramber, who visited Moro in
the Americans to wive them from
•onnectipn with a survey of the state
being massacred by the Armenians.
now in progress that w ill precede the
The Turks may naturally fear exter
intensive organization work.
mination they had planned for their
The campaign, ita purposes and
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old-time victim», but all the rest of
aims, was discussed at length by Mr.
the world will admit that the loss of
Magruder with a number of local citi
The American doctor who warns us the Turks will be a distinct gain to
zens including R. J. Ginn, F. E. not to wash would at one time have human society at large.
Fortner, W. C. Bryant, C. C. Cal found many sympathizers among
kins, W. H. Ragsdale and J. C. Mc ladles of the aristocracy, says Man
N o . 240. Report of the Condition of
Kean, all of whom are interested in chester Guardian.
When Augustus T h V F a r m e r » ' S ta le B a n k , at M o r o , in th e S ta te o f
the plans of the state chamber.
Hare was visiting Lady Waterford at O r e < o n , a t th e d o t e o f b u a in e a a M a y 4 , 1920
R. J. Ginn was selected and accept
Hlghcllffe, In 1873, he heard one of
ed the chairmanship of the Moro Ex
R e ao u rce a —
the other guests, Mrs. Falrholme, re
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ecutive Committee which w ill cooper
mark : “My grandmother used to say O L o v a e n r d » r a a f n t d » , d a ia e c c o u u re n d ta a ...................................
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movement. Associated with him w ill
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riages. ‘Why, you are Just like men. S to c k » , a e c u r itle a . iu d d m e n t» . e tc
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be F. E. Fortner, W. H. Ragsdale,
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F u r n it u r e a n d fix tu r e » ............................
my
dear,’
she
told
me,
'with
your
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17,245 11
K. A. McPherson and J. C. McKean.
D u e fro m a p p ro v e d re a e rv e hank»
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The Oregon State Chamber of Com brown pecks and • your rough skins C h e c k » a n d o t h e r c aa h ite m s .................
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merce has undertaken to play a big and your red noses. In our days It C E x a a c h h a o n n g e h » a n l o d r c .........................'
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was
different;
young
ladles
never
part in the future development of the
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state. Funds w ill be raised to carry walked, ate nothing but white meat O t h e r r e a o u r c e a .............................. ................ - 2,1 9 5 42
on an extensive program of actirities. and never washed their face». They
T o t a l .................................................................$323.917 89
Among these w ill be an advertising covered their faces with powder, then
L i a h il i t i c a —
campaign to set forth the opportuni put cold cream on, and wiped It off
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ties to be found in Oregon and to en with a flannel. That was the way to C a p ita l ato«;k p a id i n ...................................... $ 25,noo
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courage land settlem ent; administra have a good complexion.” ’ We know S I n u d rp iv lu id a u f a u l n d d e .........
128,500 31
r o a it a a u b ie c t »0 c h e c k
tion to promote irrigation; extension also from contemporary memoirs that D e m a n d c e r tific a te s o f d e p o s i t ...............
1.100 00
of railroads; refund on reclamation two French kings, Henry III and T i m e an d s a v in g s d e p o s it s ...................... . 4 8 , 3 '* 35
fund; extension of highways, both for Louis XIV, were consistent antlablu- N o te s a n d b ills r e d is c o u n te d ............. . SS.héd 60
. ¿9,000 00
p a y a b le l o r m o n e y b o r r o w e d .
commercial purposes and through na donlsts. The grand monarch used B R ills
1,001 49
e s e r v e d fo r in te r e s t a n d t a x e s .........
tional forests; cooperation with agri cold cream In pluce of soap and wa O t h e r l i a b i l i t i e s ................ ......................
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Henry III not only shunned
cultural and lumbering interests and ter.
$323.917
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T o ta l
numerous other projects, the develop water, but lay all night with raw
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ment of which w ill be of incalcuabte veal chops on his cheeks, with his S ta te o f O r e g o n
hands tied, by silk cords to the top C o I , u n W t y . o R f a S y n B e r la m k a e n , ) aaaiatan t c a s h ie r o f th e a b o v e
value to the state.
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a m e d b a n k , d o a o le m n ly a w e a r th a t th e a b o v e
Mr. Magruder was assured by local of the bed. so as to preserve their n s ta
te m e n t ia tr u e to th e be at o f m y k n o w le d g e an d
Readers with whom he talked that whiteness. And Sir Anthony Weldon b e lie f.
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W . R a v B la k e , A s s is ta n t C a s h ie r .
S u u b b a s c c r rib e d a nd » w o r n to b e fo r e m e th ia 15th
Moro could be relied upon to do her says of James I.: “His skin was soft
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share with other communities of Ore as taffeta saranct, which felt so be
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M y c o m m ia a io n e x p ir e s M a y 4, 1924.
gon.
Other representatives of the cause he*never washt hl» hands, onely
C o r r e c t . fttU a t:
W . H R a g s d a le . J . C .
State Chamber of Commerce w ill rubb’d his finger ends slightly with
M cK ean.
D ir e c t o r »
visit Moro later and complete the or the wet end of a nsptkln.”
ganization work for the state wide
movement which, it is declared, will
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benefit every Bection of Oregon.
W. A. J oh n ston & S on
T h e D alles, O re g o n
517 Eait Second Sire»»
Have opened a Fire Proof Garage and in connection
therewith have a first class Repair Shop which is open
Sundays for emergency repair work, under charge of
Jack McMahon. Storage for transient». A well se
lected stock of accessories as well as gas and oils.
Distributing Agency for
-Sherman and Wasco counties for
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Maltese.
Maltese Is a most peculiar langunge.
It is of Oriental design. Arabic In
Its chief characteristics, but sprinkled
a l through with Italian Incorpora
tions. It has no grammar, Is phonetic
and Idiomatic.
Dr. C. E. Gard w ill be absent from
Moro the week of the 24th, attending
to his practice in Antelope.
Be sure and see the Vacuette at
| Ginn, Coleman & Co. It’s a rea
house cleaner without electricity.
For bargains in used tires and re
paired casings, in most all the sizes
see the Wasco Vulcanizing Co., Guy
Chamness, proprietor.
Put up in two styles
Some real good buys in real es
tate in Washington, Gilliam , Wasco
and Crook counties. Also at Golden
dale, Wash.
See me upstairs, Bank
of Moro building, Alex
Hunter.
Moro, Oregon.
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
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W. C. HANNA, DUFUR, ORE
FOR BARGAINS IN FARM PROPERTIES
Special Attention Given Wheat and Stock Farm
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R. H. M cK ea n , M a n a g er, W a sc o , O reg o n
D E A L E R S IN
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar Posts, and Hay.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
, We are pleased to announce that our firm has
been awarded the Ford contract and that we will
distribute Ford cars, trucks and tractors for Sherman
county and that portion of Wasco county east of the
DesChutes river.
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The same Ford service stations will serve you in
the towns of this section as in the past.
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Place your orders early as the more orders we
have the more cars and tractors we will be able to
get. Don’t wait until harvest to get your Ford truck.
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DesChutes Motor Co.
Moro, Oregon .
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Although action on the matter has Phone M ain 314 M o ro , Oregon
been, to a certain extent, delayed by
Freight anil Express
1 he war, there can be no doubt thnt
there hn» come over public opinion
H andled P rom ptly. M o vin g
during the last five years a very grevit
Efficiently Attended To.
change on the question of prisons and
prisoners, says Christian Science
Monitor. With the pitiful results of
“envy, hatred and mal|ce, and all un-
charltablenesH” spread out beffire It.
the world, or at any rate a large part
of It, has taken very rapid strides to Send yourtires and tubes to Wasco
ward that vantage point whence It
Vulcanizing Station for repairs.
can be clearly »een that such passions
have never hullt and can never build A ll work guaranteed.
anything or safeguard anything. And
*0 the two great societies In Great
Byltaln which devote themselves to
reform of the prison system are pre
Waaco,
- . - . Oregon
paring to renew their labors with
vigor.
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independent Warehouse & milling (o
Firestone
Goodyear
Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories
Auto Repairing and Storage
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OVERLAND
AUTOMOBILES
f. M. Hall-Lewis & Co.
Some lime ago nil Interesting dis
The Dalles, Oregon
mission took place In ttie London press
as to the debt which the world owed
Registered
to the small nation. It was shown
how some of the world’s greatest lend
Civil and Architectural Engineers
ers and teachers had sprung from
and Surveyors
peoples that had no pretensions to
power, and how the small nation was
often able to take the lead In work Maps, Plats, Estimates, Reports
ing out some great social scheme or
on all kinds of Surveys
form of government, the development Plans, Specifications, Supervision
of which would have been difficult
on all Classes oi Buildings.
amidst great mas»es of people. In
these latter days, this seems to have
been especially the case with Canada.
For although, territorially speaking.
Gilliam and Wheeler Counties
Canada Is one of the greatest of na
tions, In point of population she Is
still one of the least. And Canada
has certainly taken the lead, recent
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ly, In many quest lens of first Impor
tance. says Christian Science Monf-
tor. It cannot he recalled too often
that, at the greatest crisis -of the war.
«he led the world In proclaiming na
tional prohibition, and that she fol U pper M ain Street, «pp. Garage
lowed this up by Instituting woman
CONDON. ORE.
suffrage, and laying down the great
democratic law that everyone who en-
|oys the protection of the state should
take his share, according to his abil
ity, In Its labor». And now Canada
bids fair to give the lead In the solv
ing of another great problem, the
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great problem of the hour, namely,
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the labor problem.
Opposite Watt» Marble Week»
Iron, Steel and Coal, Hardwood, Carriage
and Wagon Material
V u lc a n iz in g
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
BY AUTO
ANO VISIT THE DALLES
STORE
YO U R
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GUY CHAMNESS
Tn refusing to naturalise a foreign
er Chief Justice McCoy of the district
Mupreme court, did what will be gen
erally approved, says National Trib
une. He said In that the present con
dition of the country’s unrest we
could not be too careful In admitting
foreigners to cltlsenablp, end he
would not admit any that did nut have
a fair working knowledge of pUr
form" of government and the duties
of cftlsenshlp.
American dtlsenridp
should ba hflhly prised and not be
bestowed without cartful • oonaldara-
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am es s te w a r t
STOCK AND BRAND INSPECTOR
SHERM AN CO UNTY
Address: MORO, ORE
D E P U T IE S
L . Schsdewits,
Kent Oro.
Dr Jo« Ssundera,V S
Moro, O re.
W . H. Meysr, W m « o .
In the concrete, ^ully equipped, roomy garage of W al
ther-W illiams Company. Competent worktpan alwayi ready
to help you in any way they can at least expense to you»
For any service rendered the charge w ill always be reasonable.
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
THE DALLES,
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