Smothered ia Bulk Grain Bin
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SEPTEMBER 1 6 - 1 7 - 1 8
$ 1 5 0 0 --IN PURSES—$1500
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R O C K IN G
Harold, 10-year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Thomp-on, living a t Fair-
view school, was smothered to deeth
in a bulk grain bin on his father s
farm w hile a t play about nine o ’clock
Tuesday morning. The children had
been in the habit of jumping into the
I' grain and sliding to the center and no
1 one
th a t Harold was in the top
of the bin when the machinery was
I started to begin loading onto the
wagons the first load of this Beason’s
wheat for the haul to the warehouse.
The first any or.e knew of the acci
dent was stoppage of the grain and in
trying to find the cause the boy was
I found where be had been pulled by
' the out going grain. In an attem pt
to rescue him a hole was chopped in
the side of the bin. but he was past
help when taken out.
: Funeral services were held from
? the Presbyterian church at Moro Wed-
jp needay afternoon. Rev. E. E. McVick-
r e r preaching the sermon. Interm ent
was in the 1.0 .0 . F. cemetery.
B U L L -D O G G IN G A N D R O P IN G ^
R A C IN G , C O W G IRLS’ R E L A Y R A C E S,
RELAY RACES
saddle H O R S E R A C E S _ _ ..
F R E E FOR A L L
Expects ta Move Next Week
C. L. Ireland expects to change
reside^pe location - tbe-firat of next
week, moving to their new home on
i McCoy stre e t. They have b u ilt the
i t place they are leaving from an open I
' p ^ tu r e for stray horses and c a ttle to i
its present pretentious appearance
¡¡since building the house several years ;
i t ago. The place was entirely too large
11 for the editor and his fam ily and a
’•move to a sm aller house is more d e s ir - (
. able. Carpenters were through with
th eir work this week, interior paint-1
' ¡ng, etc, is ju st about finished ard
Notice to Creditors
when the plumLer says he is through
In th’t^County Court of the S tate of
( we move to our new home, and we
I w ill be glad to be again settled after Oregon for Sherman County.
.Notice is hereby given th a t the un
! six months from the date we sold.
dersigned has been appointed adm inis
tra trix of the estate juf P. H. Buxton,
deceased, by the County Court of the
Card of Thanks
S tate of Oregon for Sherman Coupty,
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We wish to moat sincerely thank and has qualified. AH persons having
all our many kind friends and neigh claim s against said estate are hereby !
bors for their many thoughtful acts of notified to present Bame duly verified j
kindness and sympathy in our sad as by law required to the undersigned ■
■ »hour of bereavement and loss of our at the office of B right & Bryant,M oro, j
i beloved son and brother. Also lor Oregon, within six months from the
date hereof.
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the beautiful floral offerings,
Dated ard first published August
i * Mr. and Mrs. Hans Thompson and
6th, 1920.
fam ily.
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Glady N. Buxton, A dm inistratrix.
B right & Bryant, Attorneys for E state
Fresh Salmon for Sale
DesChutes Motor Co
H O T E L A C C O M M O D A T IO N S
will be short, so bring your cam p
o u t-fit, pitch it any place except
on th e r a c e - t r a c k , a n d e n j o y s
w ell-filled three d ay s of good clean
sport w ith an o p p o rtu n ity to see
O regon in its ‘ E a rly D ay s.’.’
Antelope is located in the center of a vast Stock Country which is an
Empire in itself, and her citizens will give you a jo y a l welcome.
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T H E A M E R IC A N PRESS ASSOCIATION
September 10. 1920
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P arties w apting fresh Columbia
river salmon for canning, etc., can
get them a t the following prices by
sending money either to us or to E x
press A gent at Mosier, Oregon. Af-
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10th .»m e , w ill be ship-
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ed by express the same day caught.
.P r ic e s : Red (best) 15 cents per
pound; Toolies, red, 10 cents per
pound; Toolies, w hite, 6 cents je r
pound.
Nichol, Arnold & Nichol,
Mosier, Oregon.
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’Sowing” Dollars
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for a Thrift Crop
Musical Treat September 17th
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O W IN G the seed is only one step in the
production of a crop. I f the harvest ia to be
undant, favorable conditions must be main
tained. T o the business man. thia means
favorable credit conditions.
Th e Federal Reserve System is the great
stabilizer of commercial credit conditions to
day. I t insures an ample Aipply of such credit
a t all times.
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NEW HOTEL PERKINS j
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PORTLAND. ORF
Room wtih privilege ol b«ih, »ingle,
75c up; double $1 .00 up
Room with private bath, «ingle $1.50
up; double $2 00 up.
Aulo M*«’« Train« ffpect ear« from
Union Depot paw pur door«. .
Tranifer at 5th and G lhin alreeU bofi
North Bank Depot.
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In the world of music Mile. Alice
V erlet, of the M etropolitan Opera
Company, New York City, is acknow
ledged one of the w orld’s greatest
coloratura sopranos. Of Belgian birth,
she wes reared in her own country and
Spirit of Success.
received the m ajority of her musical
A writer In Physical Culture denoml-
education and training in Brussels.
nntt*« enthusiasm ns the most precious
Mile. V erlet made a trium phant de poRsosslon n man mny have. It may be
but at the O|»era Comique in Paris Inconsistent from lack of Intelligent dl-
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when she
She has aeheived b rillia n t sue- boiling Just enough, but It Is the spirit
old
cesses in every great European musical that moves the world. Enthusiasm Is a
center and is equally a favorite in quality that keeps Its possessor bright,
England, Belgium, France Hnd Italy. alert and nllve.
By special command she sang before .
the King of England at the Elysae
Patronize Observer advertisers.
Palace, and before the King« of Spain b
and Sweeden at gala performances.
Mile. Verlet has probably bad more:
promising and favorable pres» notices
than the m ajority of the worlds g r o a t1
singers
It is easy for those who (
have heard her to appreciate why such
phraseH as “ The Voice of the C n- I
tu ry ,” “ Phenomenon of the Vocal
is t’s World Today,” “ The Belgian'
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Queen of S o rg “ and others sim ilarly,
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extravnger.t should be applied to her. ,
V erlet’s fsme a» an interpreter of
Mozart reached its zenith in Paris, 1
— ia m a in ta in e d b y th e sta te
where she fang »“ Queen of the N ight” ,
in o rd e r th a t th e yo n n g peo
in the. “ Magic F lu te ” forty »three'
p le o l O re g o n m a y re c e iv e ,
tim es I n sueceision. (Ynly fiva so-j
w ith o u t co at, th e b e n e fits o f
pranos in the world have successfully
a lib e r a l e d n o a tio n .
mastered this most difficult role.
The U n iv e rs ity Include« the College ol
Mile. V erlet left Belgium for the
Literature. Science nnd the A r t s . the
United States in the fall of 1914 to ,
Graduate School. the School o f Phys
ical Education, and the professional
escare being interred by the invading
Schools o l Law. M edicine (at Portland).
German forces. Oil her arrival in
A rchitecture. Commerce, Journallana.
New York City she was immediately
Education and M u ale.
engaged by tie Metropolitan O pera'
High standards o f scholarship are
made poa.ible by an able faculty, v e il
Company, A prerica’a greatest aggrega-
equipped laboratories end a library of
tioh of renowntd artist». Her pne-’
nearly 100.000 volumes.
nomennl suece^. < a«in the United States
Supervised athletic« a re encouraged
in concert as w e l l a s i ^ r a are well
and every attention given the health
known.
and welfare of the students.
Her life is typical of the life cf
W i t h a h e lg h te a e d o o a lid e a o o
M i n e d b y <be r e o e e t e a e r e o e lo a
her own birthland.
Her courage, her
• I p a b lle a a p p a r t. th e U e l v o e e l t r
^ r it, her never ending determ ination
te n e w e a t e r ia g • « • ■ • • • * « • •
to accomplish her ideals, her person-,
la r g e devele p a ae O « a n d e a t e a d a d
silty ard charm of manner have made
a a a t a la e e e .
her what she is .today,,A lice Verlet,
Poe a catalogue or for any Inform ation,
addressi
the Belgian Queen of Song, to whom
T H E R R flIB T R A lt
our country is the fortunate host.
P a Iv o r s I t * e l O re g e a
Mile. V erlet will appear in concert'
E a g e a e . O ra g a a
at the Wasco T heater, Wasco, Oregon,
on September 17th, 1920.
W hen a tire need» repairing it ¡is best to have the work
done hy a man who thoroughly understands his busi*
ness. Amateur repairing often results disastrously and
it becomes necessary to buy a new tube or casing.
MORO TIRE SHOP
L. M . Thompson, Proprietor,
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3 years at-the tire game
Imp. Co
All Work Guaranteed
Opposite the M o ro H d w
Vulcanizing
Retreading
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W E C A N D E L IV E R
One No. O barrel churn
One sm all dusher churn
H alf doz 4-qjuurt granite milk pans
Library table, solid oak
Six pitce w ater set (bedroom,
100 feet half inch rubber hose
100 feet J-inch rubber hose
Two lawn mowers
Call, w rite or phone
C. L. Ireland, Moro, Oregon.
CHEVROLET
Farm For Sale
A N Y T IM E
a “490” or “ llaby G rand”
W heat ranth i:i G illiam county,
consisting of 470 acres; 2C5 acres t i l l
able; 160 acres row in summer fallow
ready to seed; good spring on the
premises and fa ir buildings; distance
to m arket 6i m iles. This is a good
bargain. Easy terms.
Sherman County A t t r a c t Company,
Moro, Oregon.
ROADS ARE BETTER EACH DAY
Gilliam and Wheeler Counties
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WRITE, PHONE OR CALL UPON
W . N. JO N E S
A lJ T O T R U C K
DRAY
1!. t HANNA, OUFIJR, ORE
Phono M ain 314 M o ro , Oregon
FOR BARGAINS IN FARM PROPERTIES
Freight and Express
Handled P rom ptly.
M oving
Special Attention Given Wheat and Stock Farm
E fficiently Attended To.
W . C.
C. J.
B r y a n t .
F O S S & C O .,
• OREGON«
to help you in any way they can at least expense to you.
F o r any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable.
THE DALLES,
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Sherman County.
Notice is hereby given th at the un
dersigned has been appointed execu
trix of the estate of John Sherman
H astings, deceased, by the County
Court of the S tate of Oregon, for
Sherman County, and has qualified.
All persona having claim s against
said estate are hereby notified to pre
sent same duly verified as by law re
quired to the undersigned a t the office
of B right & Bryant, Moro, Oregon,
w ithin six months from date hereof.
Dated and first published August
13th, 1920.
Susie I. H astings, Executrix.
Bright & Bryant, Attorneys for E state.
Be Sure Your Repairs are Properly Executed
Offered at Bargain Prices
Notice to Creditors
MEMBER
" ^ F E D E R A L RESERVE
MANAGER
- Moro, Oregon
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Largest and greatest
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and Bucking-H orses,
Mules and Steers ever
gathered together.
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Third dny de.ivery_»chfdule maintained
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Mito Repairing and Storage
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