Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, August 13, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe O b s e rv e r MORO. F R ID A Y P. P. CHRISTENSEN OREGON.____ MRS. F. D. ROOSEVELT l^ o f o T h e a te r August 13, 1921 Ventilated by Recently Installed Electric Fans The price of The Observer » •r 75 cent» lor »is month». 3* ur m o n th .-b u t if o-.d in -d M a th e w s cept $2.50 in full «or 2 year». X L »» - > « « *2 V " J •* L iv in g s to n , P r o p r le t o r » G ^ E . M a th e w s . M t A Blue Mark here will an»w> »ery. when entered upon our v i i the date oi the P»t>«r as I , rh vo eurr nt _ ’ " nl‘ \V C T. I hii* *<‘»ie 1 w a k ir ./ »h* tlrst Christ unis 1844. hut John C. Horsley Christum* ciird for Sir H enry 1843 and Inter began the pu of su<h card*. Hut there Is particularly new In the orlgit tu res sent to rem ind friends p articu la r event. T he custom old lu China. from which co „miiv custom s cam e to he k verv old afte r they were estnl Europe. In the Chinese laun. tu re s In red and black used m iliar to the man going for ly wash. They were Chin Y ear cards which rem a in « w alls dntll the next New Y around. B u t th e sale of < cards as a business came 1845 or 184<>., The Amerlc o f E a c h B të ee k and 15c, Prevail Unless Otherwise Specified S JR • 11 C h ris te n s e n , w ho u r p a rty c a n d id a te Roosevelt, wife of th e mince for vice-president. S a t u r d a y A u g u s t 1 4 -th “Forbidden Woman FA R M E R S’ STATE BANK M oro - - - - - O regon S tarrin g C lara K im ball Y oung. Young is a very capable actress a l w a y s audien ces and “F o rb id d en W o m a n iso , The Reason. T he friend of ail KuglHh clergym an I who was spending a few days In the r« tte r’s parish, says the G uardian, went up to u neighboring country . h u n t . ........ .. »n.l ro.,n.t an old worn- i » . t tu rn in g . w „ «™>® 32,, | “Locked and bolted.” she «aId. then told him th a t she lived In neighboring village and th a t sh* caH D aytcn. Ohio.—Govcrnoi Cox w as form ally notifie aftern o o n th a t he is to lea cra tic h o sts in th e big b attle. S en ato r Joseph T. Robii sas, p erm an en t chairm an F rancisco convention, cha notification com m ittee, t tifieiL the governor he 1, leeted as the presidentirl 2-reel Comedy T u esd a y A u g u st 1 7 th over every now and then to tlu church In which she had been chrla „ „ « 1 an,l «m flrnted a M " ’" " ¡ / J ™ 1 “ Lasca” It « « . alw aya the -nine— He « « “ never get In. “B ut w h at reason c^p the vicar have for keeping the church forecast 224.000.000 bushels larg er than th a t predicted July 1 w as issue L shut UP?" asked the friend. 1 don F e a tu rin g E d ith R oberts an d F ra n k M ayo S pring w heat was adversely affected know. sir. I’m sure.” she follows closely to, the tam ous poem during July, principally by ru s t and in» a story w hich »ho,.Id m in t eith er he ™S’ ‘ D O N ’T m iss th is picture of someone getting In and praying, r th e production fo re ca st was reduced else he’s afraid of God’s &***1“ » 29,000,000 bushels from a m onth ago. ■nit seelmr w hat a sta te his parish la or to 262,000.000 bushels. T he p re An SHOW lim inary estim a te of w in ter w heat-w as 15,000,000 b u sh els la rg e r th an forecas S altiness of the Bea. in July, m aking th e com bined w heat Some seas and p a rts of seas are crop only 14.000,000 bushels sm aller waiter than others. T he w ate r n ea r lhan estim ated a m onth ago.. T h e total the bottom Is sa lte r th an th a t n ea r th e surface, bu t the lig h ter upp er J a r of 795,000,000 bush els w as predicted. T h ere w as Im provem ent in th e po era vary greatly. W here much fresh w ater flows in the saltin ess Is diluted, tato crop and Indications are th a t the and w here A c e sslv e evaporation oc crop will exceed 400.000.000 bushels cu rs It rem ains above the average 1 Ihn fo u rth tim e In th e country s A nother C lara K im ball Young picture am ount. E xperim ents show, how ev er th a t m ineral m a tte rs dissolved n aea w ater am ount on th e average o BRIEF GENERAL NEWS about th re e and a h alf p e r c e n t:b y w eight. In o th er words, each thou- sand pounds of inldocenn w ate r woul . T u esd a y A u gu st 2 4 th G reat B ritain is p ia n m u s . If boned sw ay, yield about 35 pounds nearly I60U.000.000 on w ar v eteran s of m ineral m a tte rs. Of th is am ount F ra n c e s Billington in during 1920-21. 27% pounds would be common salt T ru e bills ag ain st 41 lead ers in the 6% pounds sa lts of m agnesium an t rec en t strik e of railro ad em ployes th e rem ainder small q u an titie s of Hint w ere voted by a federal grand Jury in and o th e r substances, th e la tte r of 1m portan ce to m arine p lan ts and animal« Chicago. ' Two n ig h ts of rioting resu lted in six M iss B illington depicts the role ot a mo killed and 45 wounded, m any serlous- w hose dom estic h appiness is suddenly sha I ly, in D enver, during, a atrik e of street Ju d T unklna *«>’» ,,ie ■’ revalatio n of h e r past. 1 car men. dog for a man Is henutlfc S en ato r T hom as P. Gore was defeat •h am e th e way m a n / a i ed fo r re nom ination by Congressm an SH O W th e dog. F erris in the h eav iest vote ever polled Dog’s Life. In a dem ocratic prim ary in Oklahom a. A dog attain « Its full g The P olish foreign office has sent S a tu rd a y A u g u st 2 8 th • r e of two. 1« ehl ten to th e league of n ations a note pre- than 20 years. Uvea m ore ' senttng th e Polish side of th e peace and arm istice controversy w ith the soviet -government. Gilliam aad Wheeler Coantie» Ja m es O. Blaine Jr. of Providence. w ith F ra n k M ayo starrin g I R I . grandson of the republican can k fnr n resldent. who opposed WASHINGTON ESTIMATE CUT The Soul of Rateai O utlook for W heat Less Favorable T han Month Ago. . and a 2-reel Comedy Comedy and International News An 8-reel and a 2-reel Comedy T u esd a y A u gu st 3 1 s t Ace of the Saddle F e a tu rin g H a rry C arey, the W h irl W in d S tar Comedy and International News W ed n esd a y A u gu st 1 8 th Phone M ain 314 M o ro , Oregon Freight and Express H andled P ro m p tly .. M o vin g E fficiently Attended T o . w. C. B r y a n t A t t o r n e y » - R t - I 'ttW offices at Tht Dalit» and M<no, Ore .A m ericans Aroused. —A m erican cltixens or descent assem bled here sta te s, planned dem onstra- sarly 100 A m erican cities to o btain A m erican aid for he delegation planned ap- of co m m ittees to .call on- W ilson, S en ato r H arding ior Cox to urge upon them or th is co untry Intervening C rist & C osta’s Genuine Portuguese H a u ia iia n s in The Princess of Paradise S p e c ia l R a te s NEW HOTEL PERKINS nning Mate Notified. .fc nJ. Y ,— F ran k lin D. n a form al ad d ress ac dem ocratic vice preslden tlon a t h is home here, h is chief, Jam es M. Cox. | 5 th e challenge of the re- , m ake th e league of na^ >f th e principal Issue« of Fifth and Washington Sts. PORTLAND, ORE. . . North Bank Depot. - OEO. E L L S W O R T H , Proprietor Ws aim to p»m*« « •* * « A “ W A N T ” ad in I hi O iiserver will re a d people in b h e rm a i. G oun hv anv o th er m edium a ‘ 'height of their i£l<>ry just now N o rth Beach R esorts C latso p B eaches T illa m o o k B eaches are splendidly equipped and afford keenest of beach pleasure. The Round Trip Fare Io an» of them 1« dded pleasure of n trip through the deiign turesque Colum bia R iver Gorge 11 assurr if your ticket is purchased ol the UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM .n o n -W a s h in g to n R a ilro a d A N s v . 1 i Bench visitors have the option o f ra il w te from Portland, but choice should be m ,hen ticket is purchased. Let our ager explain all particulars, make reservation and arrange your trip Scions to Act cn Suffrage N ashville, T enn.—G overnor A. H R oberts issued a a' - r 'a l c..,l foi th e# T en n essee legislature to convent a t N ashville Monday., A ugust 9, to dea w ith th e sutfragc; am endm ent. Portland. W h eat—H ard white, w hite club, h a r l winti w inter, $2.18; not th em red W alla W alla 32.25. O ats—No. 3 w hite fe id, $47 ton. Corn—W hole, $7 7'C17S cracked, ? @80. H ay—W illam ette vu $28@29 per ton; alfa.ll B u tter F a t—60(ft 62c. E ggs— Ranch, 47c pe P o u ltry — Hens, 18@S C attle—Best steers m edium to good, 38.50 H ogs—Prim e mixet m edium mixed, $17.50« Sheep—Hast of mom @11.50; valley lambs, Hogs—Prime, $18.60@19 to choice, $17@U- Increases Farm Efficiency Fifty thousand Delco-Ught planta in opera tion on Anwrfcan farms are saving at the most conarw tive estímate, an hour a day each— or over 18,000,000 work hour» a year ■ Seattle. t—H ard white, soft whit Walla, n o rth ern spring, red w inter, $2.25; whit. Hay-—E astern WnRhtnfiTOi No. 1, $40 per ton; alfalfa, B u tter F a t—60@62c. Egg»—Ran^h, 44@»lc. P o u ltry — Hens, dressed, h light, dreased, 28@30c; Hv C attle—B est steers, $10.5 dlum to choice, $9@10. DELCO-UGHT T hat ie a g u a ito an working ten hour s a d a y for a full month. Delco-Light ia a complete electric light and power plant for farms and suburban homes. * It furnishes an abundance of dean, safe, HULERY BROS. Moro O regon r 0 v ^ 5 0 . 0 0 0 DELCO-UGHT P la n ts in A ç W medium Lines to Be Rememos™. n an who does not know how from his m istakes tu rn s one <at schoolm asters out of his nry S r a B cecb i^f moro . laundry table linen aprend rresnty meu« rsrd over the stain and leave about! ,»tie-tinlf hour. Then sponge off and m II trin e of ink will have gone. Washing ¿on« each Monday. JuoUay Look In the Sewing Bag. tnagniurh ns nobody has ever so- and Wednesday T hird day delivery »chedule maintained swered the old question, “W hat be bundle» al RlUworth Hotel Annex comes o f nil pie p l n s r we submit one (list may he e a sie r; W hat becomes of nil the safety mxor blade«?—Albany JourtuU. POtroniee Home Induttry . - Room with privilege of beth. .ingle, 75c up; double $1.00 up Room with private bath, »Ingle JLS» up; double $2.00 up. Auto Meet. Train«. Street car. from Union Depot pew our door». Transfer at 5th end GlUsn .treet. from * ’ t h e m arkets w . N. JO N E S AUTO TRUCK DRAY fu r residents o f the in te rio r and are at the T e n n e s fte , lectern Drama; a Special Production, at F rance Pledges A-a. , P a r ia _T h e F rench governm ent has Upper Main Street, opp. Garage decided to recognise G eneral Baron P ete r W ran g el as head of the do facto go v ern m en t of South Russia. In m ak CONDON, O R ¿ ing thia annou n cem en t th e m inistry o foreign affa irs said th is recognition im plied ren d e rin g G eneral W rangel all possible m ilitary assistance. F ran ce w ill send a high com m issioner t« S ebastopol im m ediately, the foreign , G lorious V acation " D elight Spokane, .W ash .—D rought and hot w eath er have low ered th e Ju ly 1 e s tim ate of w heat production in W ash ington by more than 3,000.000 bushels th e m onthly rep o rt cf G. B- Ray, field agent of the federal bureau of croi estim ates, for August 1 Indicates. Tin W ashington crop is placed at 39,240, 000 b u sh e ls L ast year the productloi was 40.100,000 bushels. T he w in ter w heat crop of the sta t i . estim ated a! lit,007,000 bushel, based upon a prelim inary estim a te c 24.5.bushels per acre. T his com pare w ith 19,800,000 bushels la s t.y e a r. T he spring w heat production is e tim ated a t 21.232.000 bushels, cor pared w ith 20.300.000 bushels in 101 H eat and. drought lowered the com tlcn fpftn 79 per cen t of a norm al ( July 1 to Cl per cent on A ugust 1. “ Sundown Trail F. T. Hurlbtirt ’ at the mouth o f the Colum bia R iver are a b earers. G overno c ox . • _ U R oosevelt, who insisted on m arch ins. approxim ately 20.000 cheering dem o crats paraded th rtm rh th e M re v H of D ayton to th e county fair grounds, the scene of the notification ceremon- International News C. J. BaioMT O W IN G the seed io only one step in the production of a crop. If the harvest is to p e undent, favorable conditions m u a tb c main tained. T o the busineao man, thio means favorable credit conditions. T h e Federal Reserve System is the great stabilizer of commercial credit conditions to», day,. I t insures an ample Aipply of auch credit a t all times. Show Starts Eight O’clock When Birds Return. birds begin to come hack in ring, they may he attracted to ar the hom e by placing neat , „ shelled cW irtiu t, with ««me your neighbor» or vuo gvuu • /I f you can’t get their »ub- addreesefl jin d ‘we will send pay for all soliciting you do server. - Best Weekly published e. Everyone reads it..