Nates From tbs Sebeáis
DELCÖ
The volley ball schedule fo r 1920 la
as follow s:
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October 29, Wacso vs Grass V alley
at Grass V a lle y ;
November 5, , Wanco v * Moro at
Moro;
November 12,
L aas V alle y vs
Wasco at Wasco;
November IS, Moro vs Grass Valley
aS Gras* V a lle y ;
November 19, Grass V alley vs Moro
a t Moro; -
November 20, Moro vs Wasco at
Wasco.
A ll games are double headers, the
g irla ' games being played first in
each instance.
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HULERYBROTHERS
M o ro
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O re g o n
The party given by the Sophomores
was a success.
The hosts had the
party w ell planned. There was some
thing happening a ll the tim e, such as
g->mes, initation of the Freshmen,
and stunts from each class.
The
Junior class was presented w ith a
large box of candy fo r the beat s tu n t
The Freshman class was presented
w ith the booby prise, as they had no
stu n t Ice cream and cake were serv
ed for rerfesbtnents. When the lights
started to go off there was a scurry of
feet and running fo r the cloak rooms.
The Sophomores were very pleased
that the party was a success to every
one for much hard work and atudy
was spent on i t
Lands Far Sub
miles from Dufur, near
good country school, «6 acres in c u lti
vation. 26 teres la f e ll groin, 16 acre
water rig h t, 6 seres In a lfa lfa , pro
duces throe erope, good fa m ily er-
ebakd, 1,000,000 o f pine tim ber. This
ranch equipped w ith cows, horses,
machinery, end wood saw.
Price
810,000. W rite W . C. Hanna, Dufur,
Oregon.
M O RO M OTEL
M òro, O reg o n
N O W O PEN FO R BUSINESS
AU R oom s Connected W ith B a th
H o t and Cold W ater
S team H eat
400 acres one end h a lf miles from
Wamie, Oregon, 200 acres In cultiver
tion, more could be farmed, 106 acres
in fa ll grain, ditch running through
ranch, some growing timothy. Good
7-room house, 2 big barns, good fam
ily orchard, plenty of water.
A ll
fenced and cross fenced w ith hog fenc
ing.
Price 840 per aero, i f taken at
once.. W rite W. C. Henna, Dufur,
Oregon.
S p e c ia l S u n d a y D in n e r
M e n u fo r O c t o b e r 3 1 s t
•soup
Chicken Broth With Rice
440 scree three miles from Dufur 1|
miles from elevator, 200 scree wheat
land, creek running through ranch,
good buildings, good a lfa lfa land, on
creek bottom, including 60 head of
hogs, one span of horses, two cows,
and some farm machinery.
W rite to
W C Hanna, Dufur, Oregon
RELISH
Sweet Pickles
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Celery .
M EATS
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• Chicken Fricasse
Roast Pork With Dressing
. Roast Chicken
Roast Prime Ri be A jus
. SALAD
Reduction to Tires sad Tabes
Combination Salad
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On account of having to change our
line of tires and tubes we are making
a substantial reduction on tires and
Course Coming to More
tubes.
Our stock of tires and tubes
ia complete and o f standard makes.
A lyceum course, consisting of aix
Goodyear and Firestone cords and fab
numbers, has been arranged under the
rics. Goodyear Tourist tubes.
auspices of the Moro school for the
Foes ft Co., Moro.
coming w inter months. The contract
is w ith the Meneley Lyceum System
of Ocean View , C alifornia, and the
course promises to furnish some excel
lent entertainments. The first num
ber is an evening’s entertainment by
a young ladies musical company pre
s e t ting “ Uncle Sam’s N iece«.’ ’ Thia
w ill appear on Wednesday evening
November' 3d in the school audito
rium . T h irty four men of Moro and
vic in ity signed the financial guarantee
making this lyceum course possible
We hope that a ll w ill support thia
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effort to furnish wholesome amuse
ment in the community. For aeaaoi
tickets see Lee Stewart, at the Bank
of Moro, or R. C. Ornduff, at the
Farm ers’ State Rank.
DESERT
Ice Cream and Cakes
Cocoa •
Coffee
THE
Tea
U N IV E R S A L C A R
F o rd S ta rts the F ire W o rk s ! !
Kicked By Horse
Qfioros a Salis/tod Usar Near ioti
“Capital and Industry-Keep Out”
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WOULD YOU,
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P A T R IO T IC C IT IZ E N O F O R EG O N , PLA C E S U C H A S IG N
ON
T H E BORDERS O F T H E S T A T E ?
Notice of Sab ef Real Property
That is exactly what vou will heip to do if you do nothing to prevent the passage of
measure N o. 314 and 315 on the November ballot entitled, ‘.‘Constitutional Amendment
Fixing Legal Rate of Interest in Oregon.“
This measure proposes to limit the rate of interest in Oregon to 5 per cent. You can by
law fix the rate of interest in Oregon, but you cannot, bv law, force the Ibaning of money
in this state, when a much higher rate can be secured elsewhere. The passage of this mea
sure would force the withdrawal of the millions of foreign capital which is today loaned on
factories, business and real estate in the state and send your local money owners outside of
the state to better investment*.
Passage of this measure would mean foreclosure of thousands of mortgages; would
result in financial paralysis, and would mean widespread unemployment.
You, no doubt, understand the viciousness of this measure, but have you talked to your
neighbors and friends about it? W e urge you- to do everything you can to defeat this
measure. Oregon’s reputation as a sound state for investments requires that this measure
be overwhelmingly defeated.
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VOTE 3 1 5 X NO
A N D U R G E Y O U R F R IE N D S T O D O L IK E W IS E .
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STATE TAXPAYERS LEAGUE
(Paid Adv.)
W h ile handling and breaking young
stock at his farm last Saturday, Chea
ter Smith was first kicked on the leg
and then on the face by a horse. As
a result of the accident he is in a very
serious condition at The D a lle * hospi
ta l, having had hia upper jaw bone
broken, his nose broken and s p lit, and
both cheeks laid open.
He v
brought to Moro shortly a fte r being
injured and under Dr. Poley’a direc
tion the injuries were dressed end he
was later taken to the hospital. Tbs'
breaking down of the nasal passages
and the consequent forced breathing
through the cuts in hia cheks are the
main sources of * possible danger at
this tim e through the possibility of
infection.
Notice is hereby given, th at pursu
ant to the order o f the C ircu it Court
of the State of Oregon for Multnomah
County, made and entered on the 28th
day of August. 1920, I w ill, on and
a fte r the 12th day of November, 1900,
at the office of Huntington ft Wilson,
813 Lewis Building, Portland, Ore
gon, offer for sale a t private sale a ll
of the following described real prop
erty belonging to the estate of L . E.
Crowe, deceased, to w it:
Lot ten (10), block four (4), Patton
Tract No. 2, Multnomah County, Ore
gon.
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Lot two (2), block thirty-five (36),
be Moan Springs, Sherman County,
Oregon.
Lot nine (9), Gibson’s Subdivision
to Logus Tract, Clackamas County,
Oregon.
Lot three (3) o f Garden Home
Farms, according to the p la t thereof,
recorded in the office o f the County
clerk o f Polk County, Oregon, situated
in Polk County. Oregon.
Terms of sales Cash.
F irs t publication, October 8th, 1900.
Lest publication, November 6th, 1900.
Eunice M. Crowe, A dm inistratrix
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All cars equipped with starter. W e have cars in stock ready
for immediate delivery.
R. S. G O F F ,
MANAGER
Moro, Oregon
THE NEXT PRESIDENT ASKS YOU
TO VOTE FOR BOB STANFIELD
“ A ll »bo • « . . r n M tly A .ir o u . that the Republican p « ty r t . l l t r t . control uf
•1 affaire. to the end that we may restore the health of the Reuublle end
. f th . country.
w i.h , . . I wleh, t h .t th . voter. uf O r e ^ y £
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best judgment to support Robert N . Stanfield for United States Senator.*’
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W A R R E N O. H A R D IN G
I I I IE II «ICE PIESIOEII » H IS OREGON EG SENDI nEfUBLICIH SEHTOI: - '
" rhs success uf the Republican ticket in Oregon is earnestly to be desired
More than
that, my own desire to preside over a Republican Senate leada me to hope for and
«nmend th . election e f R. N . StonfleW to reproeen, , 0Ur g r ..t " t o t o l ^ . t h X ^ .
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C A L V IN COOLIDG E
‘W IG fEBBI" IK E S TIE SIDE OEJOEST OF (00:
ty p e of man a ll the voters of Oregon should be proud to have -rp-raant them .’ ’
GARAGE
TH E O D O R E ROOSEVELT
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
I1FT C M S I N I TOO IOTE FBI S W IM :
vote for Staafield.”
Spedii Attention Given Wheat and Stock Farm
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M O R O , OREL.
C. HANNA, DUFUR, ORE
FOR DARGAINS IN FARM PROPERTIES
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Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories
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W IL L IA M H . T A F T
IOGIES GEEIEIES II STI1FIEE0:
ance that there should be a Republican m ajority In the Senate tn
P ro .ld .n t end tn .k . poroU,!.,
.m c r o t . « . r o ^ J f u l X l n l e S
treat that the people o f Oregon w ill not fa il to elect M r. S t a n fie ld .^
A u to R e p a irin g and Storage
Iron, Steel vend Coal, Hardwood Carriage and
W agon Material.
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C H A R LE S B. H U G H B S
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