Sherman County observer., October 22, 1920, Image 4

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MORO. OREGON.
F R I D A Y . . . . O c t o b e t » . 1920
T h e price ot T h e Observer is $1.50 per
year, 75 cenU for six months, 50 cents for
lour months— b u t i f nsid in -dvance we
accept $2.50 io full ‘or 2 y e a n .
Shorter
terms than one year 12 X cents per month.
A Blue M a rk here w ill answer an in ­
query, when entered upon eur calendar,
f i v i a j ’ he elate c i »he o~pc’ * • h f <!’ »«“ si
w h i.h vo r curr at s tl
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
' Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Readers.
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garduner, h
T. Klttnhnrn, Japanese
was killed almost Instantly wlten a
Southern Pacific train struck"'« truck
In which he was riding on a crossing
about two miles north of Salem.
Ira N. Oabrlelson, In charge of
rodent control of the United States
biological survey, was In Burns re­
cently Investigating the rabbit poet
and taking steps to put his force In
tbe field to aid In combating them.
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REPRESENTATIVE F E R R IS I
CROSSED WIRES
By OORONA RCMINOTON.
<»». 4S#S. •> HsCter, N«*ee**ai Sya.lloat.
No one had ever loved as ,<1e«*ply
two-slaines VYtlrox and
as than»
(.’«mutatt«*
, Helmsou.
They
tiMiU»«'
Into each ethers* «yes in rupture ms H
F. J. Melndl, attorney of Portland,
for the fortieth time tlutt eyptilai;
A girls* band w ill be organised this has purchased the grand champion
made tliv same rem ark— with Milght vu
year at the Albany high school.
Junior bull at the Oregon state fa ir of
riatlons.
The eighth annual dairy and hog 1920, and has placed the animal on
Notice For Publication
"No one, d^nn-Mt; no »»tie <st «jirth
the Lazelle form at T w iligh t In Clack­
show opened in Hermiston Friday.
hns ever fell Ii us we hnv«.' he told
amas
county,
the
former
home
of
Mrs.
Lumber mills at Cottage Qrove com­
her.
•I'm sure we have
Department of the In terio r, 0 . S. plain because of Inability to obtain Melndl. The animal was from T illa ­
known ♦»««••Ii other nil our lives tun
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, cprs.
mook county.
from the lM>giiinliig of time— clear twirl,
September 4, 1920, ■
There was one fatality In Oregon
The Clatsop couuty agricultural fair
lo the firm «lay,**
Not ice is hereby given that D ell H dosed a successful three-day session | due to Industrial accidents during the
“Ami It shall l>e this way lo me
W righ t, of Klondike, Oregon, who on
week ending October 7, according to
end of' lime," «lie sigh«-«I wordy Into
June 7, 1915, made Homestead Entry
his enr.
The Eugene excelsior factory has the report of the state Industrial ac­
No. 015053, for E | SEJ and SWJ SEJ
A fte r a long nnd tender parting kiss
been closed on account of the slump in cident commission. Tbe victim was
H arry Lund, camp foreman, of Coch­
Section 28, Township 1 North, Kangs
m I iiiosi sad Ix.sune It was the last, he
the market.
18 East, W illam ette Meridan, hrs fil­
ran. A total pf 661 accidents were
left her. never to return, they both
North Bend w ill put on an exposi­
Representative Scott Forrln, whs de- : knew—until the morrow.
ed notice of intention to make three-
reported during the week.
tion of Oregon-made goods the latter
Argument has been heard by the feated Senator Thomas P. Gera for the
And thus the days sped hy Hitri were
year proof, to establish claim to the
part of October.
land above described, before Register
state supreme court in the suit of Cemoe.-stio nom in it on for United ns nilnuies to the ndorlng couple who
Q O W I N G the seed is pnly one step in the
Students of W illam ette university
were totally uiicoiihc I ous uf the world
and Receiver, United States Land
the Union Fisheries company of States sen.vte frem Cklanoma.
. Reproduction of a crop. I f the harvest b to be
x
mu
ia ii „
tka
are
discuoslng
the
organization
of
a
h I moii them. Ai lust one bright 8iimlsT
Office at The D alles, Oregon, on the
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Astoria to enjoin the state fish and
abundant, favorable conditions must be
varsity bruas band.
ly June Conuiunce sold cuxoally:
game commission from enforcing the
27th day of October. 1920.
tained. T o the bueinew man. thia means
Approximately
130,M00
motor
vehicle
• "Jimmy. dHriing. my sister Agxte.
Claimant name3 aa witnesses: A .S .
law regulating fishing outside the
favorable
credit conditions.
the «»’»e you’%e never seen, came home
Porter of Wasco, Oregon; Vern Coe, drivers* licenses have been issued by Columbia river beyond tbe three-mile
T h e Federal Reserve System is the groat ,
from
college
lust
night.
She’s
out
now.
George H. Rehman, and Fredrick the secretary of state.
lim it during tbe closed season.
stabilizer of commercial credit ronditiona to*
i<ui I wimi put tu sisy lo dluper and
Oregon has 60,188 farms in 1920, as
Application covering tbe storage of
Mahrt, all of Klondike, Oregon.
day. I t insure» aa ample Atpply of euch credit
meet
her,“
H. Frank Woodcock, Register, j g a in s t 46,502 in 1910, a ga^i of 4086 1,600,000 acre feet of water in the
a t all time».
"Sure I will." he replied. "Uui whai
farms, or 10.3 per cent.
upper Klamath lake for thp Irrigation
Warsaw, — ' A new Insurrection du I care about sister Aggie? She’ll
Salmon trolling on Yaqulna bay is of lands and development of power
ftgp.inst the Russian soviet govern­ only try to monopolise my very own-
the best in years, trailers near Ya- In California has been filed with Percy ment has broken out In tbe district of
est— ’’ He kissed her again.
Notice For Pub'icat'on
quins making big catches daily.
A. Cupper, state engineer, by Roy E. Nizhni-Novgorod, 266 miles northeast
Lu ter they were summoned to tbe
Apple growers in Douglas county- Swignrt, president of the Shasta valley of Moscow, according* to Information dining room and James was Introduced
Department of the In terio r, U . S. are having trouble in getting euough irrigation project of Montague, CaL
He took *hls eyes off Cnn-
reaching the city. The Insurrection io Aggie.
Land Office at The D ille s , Oregon, apple pickers to gather the crap.
The largest one day sale and the which was Inaugurated by the social • to nee long enough to glance at the
The Clatskanie hatchery has re­ highest average price ever received revolutionary party, embraces great aewc-otner while being presented when
September 7th. 1920. *
Notice is hereby given that Joseph ceived from the hatchery on the Mc­ for Rogue River valley pears was
masses of peasants and is reported to suddenly hie knees shook beneath him
and he tluinked heaven wlien he was
M . Yancy, of Rockcreek, Oregon, Kenzie river 1,604,148 spiing Chinook made in New York, when 18 cars be spreading.
safely seated. Aggie was exactly like
who, on October 12, 1917, made Home­ eggs.
were sold for $37,868, or an average
The Insurgents, tbe advices state, Consumes—only more eo. and she had
stead jE n try No. 019351, for Lota 8, 4
Mining activity In Josephine county of nearly $3000 a car. One car of
have proclaimed a new government, a good many things Constance*lacked,
and 5, Section 6, Township 1 North, Is being resumed and • it is expected Anjous from Bear Creek orchard sold the me rubers of which are Mar tow,
too.
Constance's eyes were wonder
Range 20 East, W illam ete Meridan, that during the winter many new for $3869, or an average of $4 a half
Petrowski and Czernow, and Mile, ful. Aggie's more wonderfuL
Con
has filed notice of intention to make properties will tfecome producers.
box.
s
i Marla Splridooovo, the latter a noted- stance’s nose was pretty, Aggie’s J9eau
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three-year proof, to estab’ ish claim to
At the Regular monthly meeting of
A heavy wind storm which struck woman revolutionary leader, for years tlfu l; and so It w en t -
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c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a a c Q , O re g o n
the land above described, before J. D. the Boardman farm bureau, the organ­ Shelburn wrecked a prune dryer, twist­
When he awakened from the first
active In the movement against the
Weed, United States Corpmissioner, ization of the North Morrow County
shock a feeling of unspeakable re­
ed the CathoHc church there partially imperial re g im e /
at Condon, Oregon, on the 29th day Fair association was completed.
off its foundation, damaged two other
The Insurgent« am declared to be morse cume over him. As soon as be
Construction work on the Sparta
of October, 1920.
buildings, blew down a silo, uprooted ' acting independently of any other decently could he got away, mumbling
Claim ant names as witnesses: A l­ irrigation canal In Baker county has
some excuse about a business engage­
about 100 fruit trees and snapped or oounter revolutionary movements.
ment
vin Wendell, Lester Beardsley, Frank been suspended for the remainder of blew down 71 number of fir and oak
All that night as he toeeed and
P ra tt and Frank Bash, a ll of Rock­ the year because of lack of funds.
trees. Tbe total damage Is estimated
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
turned It wee Aggie’s picture that kept.
Chris P. Christensen of Donald died
creek Oregon. /
at nearly $4000.
smiling at him in the darkness and
H . Frank Woodcock, Register. at the Johnson creek ranger station,
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Seven hundred and three names ap­
Recent shipments of gold from the
not Constance’s, In a panic he would
30 miles out In the -mountains from
pear on Oregon’s official slacker list, Bank of England to this country
close Ids eyes to try to shut out the
Roseburg, while on a hunting trip.
which has been obtained by George A. amounted to $$$,000,090.
vision, but always It was these^. And
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The Bend Commercial club Is to be
Lands For Sale
White, adjutant-general of the state,
the next day he was to bring Uoo-
The annual loss to the American
reorganised early In November, with
stance over to take dinner with hi*
from the federal government
The public through the purchase of frau-
paid secretary. An effort w ill be
fam ily I She would be euro to notice
270 acres 9 miles from Dufur, near made to Increase the membership to Ust Is being checked with nil available duient securities Is estimated at $6<M>.-
the change In him— the whole world OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOII
state
records
to
remove
any
possibility
,
ooo.ooo.
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good country school, 66 acres in c u lti­ 800.
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would see—yet it was Impossible to
of Injustice when the names are re- I Due to financial conditions in Cuba
vation, 26 acres In fa ll grain, 25 acre
F. K. Endicott, organizer for the
get out of IL
leased
for
Information
of
tbe
public.
a
moratorium
effective
until
Decein-
w ater right, 6 acres in a lfa lfa , pro­ Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumber­
At dinner the following evening
Employment of an Inspector t o » , M r L « pertod of 60 dayBt w af m&d,
duces three crops, good fam ily or­ men in the Coos county district,’ an­
after he had Introduced his father and
L 3 L Ä X
brother to Constance, bis mother hav­
chard, 1,200,000 of pine tim ber. This nounces a special crusade against the sist In eliminating a disease commonly in a decree Issued by President Men-
known as sour brood, which threatens ocal.
ing already met her, he broke tbe news
ranch equipped w ith cows, horses, I. W. W.
to destroy the bee industry In Marlon
of tbe business trip.
Poland,
through
Its
Washington
le­
machinery, and wood saw.
Price
In lieu of the Linn county fair,
"H arry, you’ll have to entertain
$10,000. W rite W . C. Hanna, Dufur, which was called off because of un- county, was sought by a committee gation, has made Informal request of
Coimy and look after her while I*m
of prominent Turner and 811verton the state department for the extension
Oregon.
favorabl weather conditions, a three-
gone.
I’ve bought tickets to T h e
men who conferred with Count Judge of aid by the United States to Poland
8bepherd*s C a lf You must take her
400 acres one and h a lf miles from day racing meet was held In Albany Bushey. It Is said that In some In­ In the form of food supplies.
and think of me when you do It, oM
W am ic, Oregon, 200 acres in cu ltiva­ beginning Thursday
stances whole apiaries have been de­
Property damage totaling thousands
chap,*’ he ended with heartfelt pathos.
The
Baker
County
Chamber
o
f
Com­
tion, more could be farmed, 106 acres
stroyed.
of dollars was caused when a cyclone
Reaching home at night be went
in fa ll grain, ditch running through merce directors Jiave decided to put
The constitution for the projected swept over Stevens Point. Wls., ac-
straight to bis room and dropped Into
forth
strenuous
efforts
to
obtain
tbe
ranch, some growing tim othy. Good
Oregon Farm Bureau Federation has COmpanled hy a blinding fall of h a lt
a chair, a morose heap of bewildered
7-room house, 2 big barns, good fam ­ passage and enforcement of better been worked out and w ill be submitted No fatalities were reported.
' Introspection.
Agee later he was
fire
protection
ordinances.
ily orchard, plenty of water.
A ll
for consideration at a convention of
conscious of his brother standing be­
Figures
on
the
agricultural
growth
Bird Farrier, who Is credited with county farm bureau officials to be call­
fenced and cross fenced with bog fenc­
side him In his smoking Jacket
of Oregon, Washington and Idaho An­
ing.
Price $40 per acre, i f taken at having been the discoverer of the Bo ed, by Paul V. Marls, director of tbe nounced by tbe census bureau show
"That thing’s a beastly color," was
once. W rite W. C. Hanna, Dufur, hernia mining district In Lane county, agricultural college extension service, that the gains In the number of farms
James* only greeting as be glared at
has been found dead in his cabin near to meet in Portland not later than No.
Oregon.
the offending garment Including the
quite
uniformly
distributed
Do ren a He was over 80 years of age. vember 16. This is the second step are
occupant, In his hostile »tare. Harry
440 acres three m iles from Dufur 1)
Seven rural school districts Includ­ recently taken by representatives of throughout all sections of the three
made no comment but switched off
states.
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miles from elevator, 200 acres wheat ing and surrounding the town of Ma­
the lig h t
the county farm bureaus to unite tbe
land, creek running through ranch, pleton In the western part of I>ane
"What tbe dickens did yon do that
oounty organisation« In a state-wide England to Crush Revolt In Ireland
for?" roared his brother.
good buildings, good a lfa lfa land, on county have started a movement for a
association.
"Because I want to tell you some­
Carnavon, Wales.— Premier Lloyd
creek bottom, including 00 head of union high school to be located at Ma­
Outstanding features In the working
thing, and—I have to say It In the
George, In a fighting speech here, de­
hogs, one span o f horses, two cows, pleton.
out of the new scheme of national de­
dark."
and some farm machinery.
W rite to
J. P. Keyes, pioneer central Oregon fense as affecting Oregon are— Assign r 1 clared that the government Intended
"Hurry up then, do," he growled In
lumberman,
vice-president of the ment of headquarters of the 41st divi­ to restore order la Ireland hy
W C Hanna, Dufur, Oregon
reply.
Brooks Scanlon Lumber company and sion to Portland: assignment of head- "methods however stem ’’ and pro­
"James, I swear I hid I t I swear 1
general manager of the company’s quartets of an Infantry brigade to Ore­ ceed with lt% home-rule hlU. He turn­
did.” H arry began In a frenzy.
local plant, died at Bend of heart gon, with the entire brigade, less one ed down dotnlnlqn home rule, pro­
Fresh Salmon for Sale
BY AUTO
"Hid w h at you lunatic? Are you
testing against suggestions that the
disease.
d a ftr
battalion, to be located In Oregon, and
"Hid it until Conny broke out cry­
If plans under consideration by The command to be reposed In a qualified government should go farther than did
Parties wanting fresh Columbia
ing last night and confessed she didn’t
Dalles chamber of commerce work out Oregon officer; twelve additional In­ Gladstone or Asquith, "not because
riv e r salmon fo r canning, etc., can
love you any more."
a combined city automobile park, fa ir fantry units, an observation squadron, Ireland needs It, not because It Is
get them a t the following prices by
"What?" gasped James In a hiss­
grounds, baseball diamond and avia­ with 18 airplanes, several artillery fair to tbe United Kingdom, but bo-
sending money either to us or to E x ­
ing
whisper. .
cause crime has been successful.’’
press Agent a t Mosier, Oregon. A f ­ tion field w ill be made of the present units and smaller headquarters com­
“Yea," Harry continued, "and when
In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of W a l­
pany and formations of special troops.
te r September 10th same w ill be ship- Boros Is city park.
she had made It perfectly plain and I
ther-Williams Company. Competent workman always ready
Elvle D. Kerby and John L. Ratble, Including a motorcycle company. •
Dragnet
May
Snore
Alleged
Rede.
realized It was all np between you, I
ed by express the same day caught
to help you in any way they can at least expense to*you.
Chicago.— Arrest of men said to
simply couldn’t keep It In any more."
Purchase by the state of an Irre­
Prices: Red (beet) 16 cents per convicted of first degree murder by
a circuit court Jury at Pendleton, were gular strip of timber land along the have
been
connected
with
the
For any service rendered the charge will alwayi be reasonable.
8peechlesa, James Jumped out of
pound; Tooliea, red, 10 cents |
sentenced to be banged at the state Seaside Cannon Beach highway from alleged plot to overthrow the govern­
the chair and blundered toward tbe
pound; Too lies, w hite, 6 cents |
penitentiary Friday, December 8, by the Crown-Willamette Paper company ment, disclosed by seizure of two
door In the dark. •
pound.
"W alt I Where are you going?"
Circuit Judge Phelps.
and other owners as the most ef­ radicals here, has been asked of feder­
Niehol, Arnold A Nichol,
called Harry. "Yon wouldn’t do any­
W ith Bishop Shepard of Portland as fective means of preserving the scenic al agents In nearly a dozen cities.
Mosier, Oregon.
thing to Conny— would yo uF
tbe principal speaker, formal services beauties of that highway was the Agents In Los Angeles. Denver, 8L
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"Conny, nothing I" answered Jnrocs.
attending tbe laying of tbe oorner- recommendation contained In a report Paul, Kansas City, New York and
T
n
going
to
make
an
appointment
Any one wanting sewing, plain or stone of tbe new $40,000 Methodist submitted to W. B. Ayer of Portland other places are expected to make
with Aggie.
Bhe’s more like Conny
fancy, see me afternoons a t the J . G. Episcopal church were held in Bend by F. A. Elliott, state forester; C. 8. arrests, It was said.
than Conny heraelf Is, bat how the
Harper residence, or phone Main 428. Wednesday afternoon.
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Chapman of the Western Forestry and
devil did Cupid ever get bis wires
The Pacific Power A Light com Conservation association, and George Would Check Alleged Liquor galee.
A fte r 6 p.m. a t my home in the Hoe-
c re ase d like th a tF
ford residence or phone Main 388 pany, with headquarters In Portland, H. C edi, district forester, with head­
Washington.— In an effect to check
has filed application with the Oregon quarters In Portland.
Mrs. J. T . McCarty.
Argentines Have Sweet Tooth.
Mr. Ayer Is Illegal liquor sales Prohibition Com­
public service commission for permis­ chairman of tbe committee appointed
According to the third national cen-
missioner K ram er has ordered with­
sve there were. In June, 1914. 299 fac­
sion to Increase fares on Its traction some time ago by Oovernor Olcott to
drawal of whisky from bond tempor­
tories In Argentina manufacturing
lines at Astoria from 6 to 7 cents.
Investigate and devise plans for con arily suspended In New York city and
chocolates, bonbons and candles ami
Judges and clerks of election will
serving tbe forests abutting Oregon's parte of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. - sweets In general. The Invested ?npi
hereafter receive an additional com
scenic blgbwa/s.
tai at that time was equivalent lo »4.
pensatlon of $1 a day for their serv
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$79.17$ United States currency, nnd
Soviet
Loeaa
Tomsk.
•M sf e h trh Is Bssdbss Ps-nM W
lees rendered in Douglas county, the
the prednctlon In 1913 was valued nt
sets M qutet.lv and
Stockholm.— 8ovlet peasants, led hy
county court having ordered that this
ts rrk
l b , »uwnxt ■ S m -1
$a.70A.<M9.
Although statistics nn*
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‘‘White*’
^officers,
have
occupied
ism be given for meals In addition to
lacking thio Industry undoubtedly In
Tomsk, 8iberls. and killed several Red
the $8 provided by law.
creased Its production considerably
commissaries, according to the Petro­
8am A. Koser, secretary of state, has
during the war la proportion to I f
grad Izvestla, as quoted In a Helsing­ ability to secure raw materials. 8«*m«-
sent to all county clerks In Oregon
fors dispatch to the Tldenlngen.
of the Im iil product Is very high cles”
Instructions to make provision on the
Labor nnd other costs have nol^lii
ballote nt the November election for
ereencil In Argentina to the extern
Bid For Liner Declined.
the election of a Justice of- the supreme
that they Have In the United 8tat<*
Washington. — Formal rejection of
oourt to succeed A. 9 Bennett, resign­
and II I* Iwlleved that thin country
the
offer
of
$3,000.M0
for
the
giant
ed, and an attorney-general to succeed
$nee net
n very hopeful merke»
•Iner Leviathan, made last May hy
George M. Brown, who was appointed
to American exporters of confection
ho
France
A
Canada
Steamship
oom-
by Governor Olcott to fill the vacancy
pan y, was announeed hy Chairman
caused by Mr. Bennett's reslgnstlnn.
Benson of the shipping hoard.
Thè rainfall lor Leptumber was the
heaviest in 82 years, nays the soils de­
Cow Had Novel Ride.
Q U IT S BO.
partment at Oregon Agrlclutural col­
Motorists of
WlMlanwipnrt. INL.
Rankin,
wh
lege which keeps track of the weather
ah I ting at a mi l road cvoeAtug for a
train to pn*s. found out tbe reaeon
statistica. A total of 6.4 laches of
Sold Everywhere
TabU ta o r Liquid
why rhe pilot of a locomotive Is
moltturfe fell during the month, the
Rankin (bright-
mllod s cowcutcber. On that pert of
normal fall being 1.6 Inches.
ly ) l Bees. Mias
the
engine
a
middle-aged
row
saL
W illiam Mlddlestadt was severely In­
»eking in the view. If net enjoying
jured at Corvallis «hen a house fell
i I m * ride. When the motorists signaled
upon him. He was moving the house
the engineer the train »topped end
when a part of the mover's mechanism
the co« was assisted from her perch,
9« tt tssmai
Caskets and Robes always on slipped and let the house fall upon
none the worse foe her eacperlencw
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PLÄYX
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orms Jump at eooclnalona sod fra-
Where end how she woe picked «D» qwantly h it; mm rmson things out
band; apecial supplies and caskets him. resulting in a broken collarbone,
ALWAYS ENQ LINE THISt
two fractured lege and a badly InJared
thè train men did net know.
ordered at any time
logically asfi « m l l y M m -
. Sam Briabine. Moro. Oregon. kneecap, /
MEMBER
'Sowing’* Dollars
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for a Thrift Crop
NEW REGE ICN
» S S I S:"!ET
F A R M E R S ’^ S T A T E ^B A N K
M o ro
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|ndepenililt U|$niboiiiMlil liif ($
DEALERS IN
Lime, Platter, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar P osts, and Hay.
MANUFACTURERS OF
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R .
M o ro , O re g o n
HL J. W A R N , P ro p rie to r
Short O rders an d L u n ch es
I
M EALS AT REGULAR HOURS
R o o t B e e r B a r r e l - - - Ic e C r e a m
S o f t D r in k s a n d C i g a r s
W H E N YOU TR A V E L
AND VISIT THE DALLAS
,
S T O R E
Y O U R
C A R
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
“You m ay be Sure”
says the Good Judge
That you are getting full T
value for your money *
when you use this class of *
.tobacco,
The good, rich, real to­
bacco taste lasts so long,
you don’t need a fresh -
chew nearly as often—nor
do you need so big a chew
as you did with the ordi­
nary kind. ’
Any man who has used the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
W-B GUT is a long line-cut tobacco •
RIQHT C UT is a short-cut tobacco
tefertskiie
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