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“ THE VALIEV OF THE GIANTS”
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Goodrich D. Boardman, aa
pioneer farmer and aetttor of
county, died at bis home in Portland
A p ril 28d.
Mr Boardman wnt a suf
ferer for the past nias yu an, follow
ing a paralytic stroke. Ho la
od by bis brother, Charles
of Saa Francisco; his widow,
Elisabeth Boardman of Portland;
•one. Charlie, of Kent, Sherman coun
ty j Bert, o f Portland;. Frank, o f Ore
gon C ity ; Elmer, of Forest Grove;
and a daughter. Mrs. Carrie Weygandt,
of Canby. He also leaves 14 grand
children. Boardman school, southeast
o f ' Moro, was named fa r him and ia
b u ilt on land do- ated by him for early
school facilities in Sherman county.
DENTAL HYGIENE
W h en In the D a lle * V is it the
Klack and White Restaurant
Court
I t to * w all ssstabliahed fact that
the mouth and th ro at are the main
great channels o f Infection fo r a great
Forr<n A'ivw’^tae R*S»r«**BlSSlvs
many dlooooso. Teeth containing largo
THE AMFJUCAN i-RLSSA^JOTlATlOM J
cavitioo ore favo rite breeding placeo
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fo r infectious microboo to lodge and
...A p r il 29. 1921
FR ID AY .
increase. B oom o f those microbes*,
such oo pneumonia, are normal inhab
Highway Engineers Vaaat Cauaty
itants o f the nooo, throat and mouth.
Only becoming virulen t when their
Herb.rt Nunn, chi f engineer, C.C.
hoot to reduced la v ita lity by a cold,
Kelly, a'sutant chief engineer, in
fatigue or tome other condition.
charge of all highway work in Oregon
Rev. Julian Hatch, known to
Thia Indication carries w ith I t the
ard J II 6e»»tt, division engineer many Sherman county people, died a t
indication
fo r prevention. The greet
with headquarters at The Dalles, were his home in Forest Grove A p ril f is t
point to ram oai b or to tfiat there ia no
guests at Iurcbeen at Hotel Maroon aged 87 years Mr. Hatch was a c iv il
Monday of this week.. They met, war vetrean, serving with the F irs t sure swans o f prevention save by
striet attention to personal
while here, informally with County Michigan engineers, py trade ha
For the individual to protect
Judge McKee ar d State Representative a cabinet maker and at one time
A. M. Wright, stating that the main employed with the Singer Sewing and others he moat hasp s ' clean
business c f (he trip was a thorough Machine Company. W h ile liv in g in mouth, avoiding pyorrhea and other
going over of that section of the Cali Nebraska he was ordained to preach dental diseases.
I t to a w e ll recognised fact th at the
fornia highway known as Cow Creek by the United Bretbern church, later
pus
germs associated w ith pyorrhea
Caryon, south and west of Shaniko. « /filia tin g with the Presbyterian de-
They were a ho rather closely inspect mami nation. He did missionary work are the direct cause o f many disorders
and heart trouble,
ing the probable route of the Sherman in Nabraaha and later in Oregon. R.
a geooral lowertag
Highway with a view of surveying it
C. Byres, o f Moro, is a son-in-law by
at or.ee and getting it under contract a'form er marriage. Mias J u li Hatch, o f the v ita lity . Many tripe to hot
springs would bo avoided i f tbs mouth
by seme time in early July, They missionary to Siam. Is a daughter.-
woo in proper condition.
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OREGON.
Balere«] • • secesd c I m s o a tirr ai lha
posi ö fte r si M oto, O rcfvA , Jelv 26. 1191.
M a t h iw t * L lT ln g t lo n , P r o p r ie to r .
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M a .- ia f e r
left the impression that at least twen
E ating ia also the cause o f a great
ty miles would be under contract this
Mrs. Guy Chotnnaoo. a fte r, an i l l -
summer and, also, that vary few nes o f nearly two years, passed away deal o f .111 health. Over eating to so
changes would be msde in the route a t Wsseo no Wednesday, A p r il 10th. injurious or p o re so than improper
at least aa far south as Moro.
Funeral services wars bald from tbs masticating o f food. When ooldo are
Quick Service Loach Counter in
Connection
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Steaks, Chops, O>stcrs, Short
Order« and Cream
We Specialize la
Good Thing« to Eat and Delicious
Soda Beverages Priced Cooeavvative
W« Us* the Beat the MarfcepAfferds
W . M. W alker, Hanager
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N your planning, do not overlook the great
assistance you can obtain from allying yourself
with a strong well managed bank. Open an ac
count with us to-day and thus begin a business
acquaintance which will stand you in good stead
during years to come. We are always ready to
advise with you concerning investments and to
assist you in every way in our power. Our
motto is service and small accounts as v/ell gp
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la rg e a re w elco m e .
F A R M E R S’ STA TE BANK
O reg o n
M oro
STEAM HEATED
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Bath and Hot and Cold Water in Every Room
Notes From Moro School
Heating Plants Installed
Complete 8tock of Pipe and Plumbing Materials
PARRY BUILDINO, HORO, ORÉGON
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Be An International Farmer
Buy International machines for. the most successful operation
of your farm, then keep them 100 percent International as long as
they la-t by using only Genuine I H C Repairs. Be an Interna
tional Farmer, and we w ill back you up oy International Service,
which is prompt, dependable and permanent.
W /ia f an Experienced Farmer Knows
Any
farm er of experience can te ll about how long his farm
machinery w ill
wear oat.
ran
before the
These
include, w ith
parts that need replacement w ill
many others, shares,
shovels,
guards, knives, sections, blades, teeth, etc.
Order Repairs Early
A ll these items should be listed and ordered early, far in ad
vance of the time when they w ill be needed. You w ill save time
and money by ordering all the repairs st one time. This w ill save
you money later it) the M »on, when you may be obliged to pay for
long distance telephone ca.ls, and express or parcel post charges on
numerous small orders.
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When Delays Are Expensive
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And, ^hat may
later prove much more costly than these
chargee, is the time lost waiting for repairs just when the imple-
should be working to capacity in the field. ‘
As tbs International Dealer, we Maintain an International’
Serve« Station for Your Convenience
P R O F IT BY IT
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
MORO, OREGON
E. A. Race was visiting
this week from Mosier.
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Far Sato at a Bargaia
Ona email stationary threshing out
fit, consisting in part o f a separator,
gasoline engine, cook house, a te ., one
Studebaker ear; one freah m ilk cow;
two incubators.
Inquire o f Susie I .
Hastings, r .f .d ., Moro, Oregon.
ft— far Sdt
One of the beet parcel« of land
ever offered for sale, at the price, in
Sherman county. 1800 acres, a ll .fenc
ed and cross fenced to the beet ad
vantage. A comoination grain and
stock proposition. The finest o f water
and abundance o f it . Twelve hundred
scree under the plow end more good
tilla b le lend. A ll buildings in good
shape. Now machine shed 84 x 100
feet, ha)> inclosed, making a good
work shop. Prise $80 per aero, $10,000
w ill handle. Balance h a lf crop pay-
monte a t six par cent internet.
Addreoo owner, C. A . Buckley,
a l8 tf
Grass V alley, Oregon.
Have You Seen the
KRAMER ROTARY
PACKER
- - - if not, see it before sta rtin g your plow.
WE HAVE THEM FOR ANY SIZE PLOW
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W e are well stocked w ith Oliver and John
Deere Plow Shares.
MORO HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT COMPANY
Subscribo for the Observer.
Mr. and M r*. Orcutt have moved
to town.
Several Kentites le ft in the
The Sophomore play entitled ‘ Mr
Bob,” will be given May 18th. W e » m i’ hours o’ Sunday“ morning to
hope to see a large crowd. ' Thia will fish. But, sad to say, they arrived
be the first play the Sophomores have home late that evening, but w ith
none of the finny tribe as trophies of
been in and they hofw* it w ill be
success. The cast of characters are their s k ill. Bettor lock next tim e.
Philip Roy son, depicted by Orville
Mrs. Boyer's slater, from Ohio,
Hockman; Mr. Brown, Owen E lliott arrived on Saturday’s train.
Jenkins, Edmunnd Stephens; Miss
Der Goat has been on the sick list
Becky,Mildred Ginn; Katherine, Mar the past week.
guerite Foss; Patty, Opal Powell
Don’t forget the local school try
Marion, Cora Stewart.
out Friday evening.
The Sophomores have two pennants
one is 18 by 86 inches and the other
The baseball game between the
4 by 8 feet. The small one is in the
Sophomore room and the large one in local nine and D ufur, hone groan
the hall with the rest of the pen was won oy J X ifu r last Sunday.
nants. They are quite proud, because Score 8-6.
their pennant is one foot larger than
The usual Ladies A id Social for
the Junior's.
May w ill be held Thursday afternoon,
The Girls’ Glee Club was said to be May 3d, at the heme of M rs A . M
a great success. The funds were over
Wright.
$36. After paying the bills the re
Laundry le ft a t the Moro Hotel
maining money w ill be turned into
the High School Student Body fund.
Barber Shop w ill receive careful at
The baseball game with Ione which tent ion. Bundles moot be in by Mon
was to be played here Saturday the day noon.
23d was cancelled at the last moment.
* The owner o f a fountain pen eai
It is not probable that either of the
have i t by callin g a t thio office, pay
lone games scheduled w ill be played.
ing fo r this adv 'and leaving a reward
There are Iwo baseball games this
for the boy who found it and brought
week, one at Grass Valley on Friday
i t to the office.
and the other here against Wasco on
Saturday. The Waaco game was ar
I have taken the agency fo r Hood
ranged for Tuesday. It is sure to be R iver Laundry. Laavea Tuesday morn
■ go«!, fast one. Next Saturday the ings, back Friday afternoon. Bundles
nine w ill go to Fossil.
lo ft a t my barber shop w ill receive
The new Junior pennant has strived careful attention. Chas. W . McKIn
s t last It is a big affair, measuring ney, Moro.
soven4feet eight inches by four feet.
A meeting of a ll who have signed
The Juniors are justly proud of their
the Ellison and W h ite contract for
pennant, although the Sophomore« do
Summer Chautauqua is called to meet
use most of their valuable time mak
Friday evening. May 6th, a i 7 J fi a t
ing fun of it.
the home of George DeMoss. W . L .
The annual Field and Track Meet Di 1 linger, secretary.
and Declamatory Contest w ill be held
The. J . C. Penny Company o f The
at Grass Valley on Saturday, May 21.
The districts that w ill compete are: Dalles have arranged to have 00 dis
Waaco, Grass Valley, Moro, and Kent play in the Ladles Beet Room o f the
All the small schools of the county Hotel Moro on Saturday o f this woe
very complete and up-to-the-minute
áre grouped around these larger ones.
The contestants for all events from showing of Ladies Ready-to-Wear
the various districts w ill be chosen garments, consisting of Coats, Suite,
eesea, Skirts, and Blouses.
A ll
thia week at the local meets.
The state examinadora for the 8th who a r* interested in observing the
grade wUI be given on May 12th ar.d latest in a ll sueh apparel a r* Invited
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18th. Thursday morning, the exam to call.
in arithmetic and writing w ill bo
Word was received this weak a t the
given and Thursday afternoon that in
server office from Chas. B ullard,
history, agriculture, and spelling. who has boon spending the w in ter
Friday morning, the pupils w ill bo months a t Pa«■ tons, C alifornia, stat
examined in physology sad language ing th at they ax j Il i ad to leave for
and that afternoon in geogrsp y, civil th e ir 8h«rman eoenty home about
government and reading
May 1st, cooing by way of Klam ath
Next Saturday, when the boys go to Fa Ito, Bend and Camp Sherman an
Foeail to play baseball, they w ill also the Metolious river. They w ill visit
take part in the Foasil Track Meet. at Fresno w ith C. A . Todd end fa m ily
Thia io an annual event, which i0 at and make a side tr ip te the Yosemite
tended by the crack men from ell Perk end to the B ig Redwoods before
North Central Oregon high schools.
leaving C alifornia.
H e says ia hie
Plumbing^and Tin Work
Special Monthly Rate» for Room or Board
business, but now he isn't.
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F. W . B O Y E R
OREGON
A Modern Tile and Concrete Constructed Building
Built by Moro Community for the General Public
Christian church a t Waaco, Rev. W . A. “ going around“ oat very sparingly,
Givens pssaehing the sermon. Mrs. chow the food w e ll and noties how
‘Tke Valley of Tke Giants"
Cnamnees was a daughter of M r. sad you w ill avoid taking cold.
It ia confidently asserted that “ The Mrs. G. C. Young of Kant.
Valley of the G iants,“ which is Wal
H . A . Thompson, a former résidant
lace Reid’s Paramount-Artcraft pic
and pioneer farm er of Sherman county
ture to be shown at Moro Theater
died a t his home in Portland A p ril
Saturday, is a photoplay that w ill
26th. H a was a member of Moro
transport the spectator into the land
Lodge No. 118,1 .0 .O . F ., joining w hile
of the Lig red wooes of northern Cali
a reaident of Moro June 16th. 1898.
fornia. The stofy, which ia one of
apt. Peter R Kyne’s most charming
and masterful creations, deals with
Kent Nows Letter
life in the big tree country. There
D on 't forget the big local try-out
are found great and noble specimens
of manhood, strong in mind and body, s t the school on this Friday evening.
as invincible to greed and hatred and Every body io invited to come.
dishonesty as the big trees themselves.
M r. end Mrs. Chas. Boardman was
Mr. Reid plays the role of a young called to Portland on account of the
man who has promised his father to serious illness of his father, who died
protect, at all personal risks, a beau shortly a fter they arrived.
tiful forest glade known as The Val
The DeMoss Sunday School w ill
ley of the Giants, which had been a v is it w ith the Kent Sunday School
g ift from the father to his w ife be next Sunday, May le t. The Kent
fore her death. Col. Pennington, an Sunday Sqjtool w ill bava special music
unscrupulous and cunning rival of the and also w ill ba assisted w ith the
young man’s father, tries to get pos musical program by the DaMooa fam
session of this property.
ily and the DeMooe Sunday School. I t
How the property is almost lost and w ill ha an all-day occasion, oo bring
then finally recovered after a sériés of your lunch baskets w e ll filled. Every
thrilling incidents, is graphically de one io Invited to any or a ll o f the day
picted. A beautiful love romance is program.
woven into the story and it is oonsid
Mise English was a passenger for
ered to be one of the best in which
Horo on the Monday morning train .
Mr. Reid has been seen in many
Jerry W ilson “ wpa“ in the chicken
months.
Waffles
le tte r th at there had bean seme heavy
frosts a t Pasadena, b et whan w ritin g
.weather wee fine.
Real Bargain Days for the
Man Who Builds
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Rents are as high as ever, yet lumber and building materials
have come down with a crash.
Our prices are lower by half than those of a year ago. -
• For the man who plahs to build, repair, or remodel, this is
certainly a favorable time.
The country as a whole is years behind in its building pro
gram. Our own city needs several homes to bring conditions back
to normal.
People must build, soon, and increased building is sure to
bring higher prices. The present situation is the result of forced
selling by manufacturers who are over-stocked.
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These manufacturéis were caught by the lull in buying arid
they must convert their stocks into ready money. In many cases
they are selling at cost. When building begins again they will be
quick to ask theif legitimate profits once more.
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W e H a v e a B ig S to c k o f B u ild in g M a teria ls, In c lu d in g A ll K ind e o f
L u m b er, S h in g les, R oofin g, P laster, L im e, C em en t,
Lath, W o o d a n d CoaL
Our prices are right. Take advantage of the opportunity.
Come in and see us today.
TUM-A-IiUM LUMBER CO.
W . K. J o h n so n , M an ager
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