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T U E S D A Y , M A Y IO
“TARNISHE# DEPUTATIONS”
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“ T h e L o s t C ity
May 6, 1921
FRIDAY
K elt News Letter
Mrs. Max Pluemke was taken
to the Dulles Hospital Monday.
A very enjoyable afternoon was
spent Wednesday at the home of
M r and Mrs, Harbin in honor of
the birthdays of Mr». Matthes.
Mrs. Leonard and M r. and Mrs.
Harbin.
Mrs. L. W . Amick and Mrs. O .
W . Hógue were passengers for the
Dalles Monday morning.
M r. W illiam Mitchell is enjoy
ing a visi» from his sister whom
he has not seen for 20 years.
'I he co.s n.unity dinner was en
joyed :.y a.I.
.
Dad Guyton has a new car.
We- can’t find dad at home any-
n.ore.
Several lodge members motored
to Madras Saturday evening. A il
walked fairly straight Sunday
mr ruing.
Four young men, who had stolon an
army ear belonging to the SStb infan
try at Camp Lewis loot Saturday,
wore arroatad in Wasco Tuesday a fte r
noon by Deputy Sheriff W. H. M y e n
for the th o fto f two cord t i n s Monday
night from the Kent garage.
Deputy
Myere and Sheriff Ghrissoan, whan
tracing ownership of the car, found
that the man had stolen a lieeneo tag
off a truck in The Dalles Sunday night
and th a t the car was owned a t Camp
Lewis, that It never bad a
i t was stolen before receiving Its
pistes.
The men were taken to the
arm y poet a t Vancouver, W ash.,
Thursday by Deputy I f y e n and Deputy
D is tric t Attorney lfc g e y , a ll four be
ing absent w ith o u t lesve and classed
as deserters. One o f the stolen tires
was found northwest of K ent, in a
field, where i t wss thrown when found
to be wrong si»e *»d the other waa
found on the car at Wasco.
Uncle Ben Brown came in on
the flyer Monday evening. Wet»
come home again uncle.
Miss Himes returned Sunday
evening after a ten days’ vacation.
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C h o ic e o f 1 4 b a r s o r
1 2 b a r s f o r .............
R ic o
A c t io n
C o lg a t e ’« B e o t
C ash m ere B o u q u et
C o le o
P a lm
A llr o u n d B a t h T a b le t s
303
MORO. ORE.
P h o n e
O ur tryout Friday evening was
! O . K. The winners are Marie
Schilling, Golda Hartley and
Glade Guyton.
Dr Ghormley was called to
Kent Tuesday afternoon to see
Mrs. W . A. Barnet who is very
ill with tonsilitis.
Der Goat says next time you
start to Buck Hollow in the rain,
see that you have plentv.of gas.
Farm fo r Sal«
MORO PHARMACY
H a v e Y ou S e« n th e
KRAM ER ROTARY
PACKER
One o f the best parcels o f land
ever offered fo r sale, a t the price, in
Sherman county. 1600 acres, a ll fen c
ed and cross fenced to the best sd
vantage.
A com bination g ra in and
stock propositioiv The finest o f w a te r
and abundance o f i t . T w e lv e hundred
acres under the plow and more, good
t illa b le land.
A l l b uildin gs in good
shape.
N e w m achine shed 24 x 100
fe e t, h a lf inclosed, m a kin g a good
w ork shop. P ric e $30 per acre, $10,000
w il l handle.
Balance h a lf crop pay
ments a t s ix per cent in te res t. K
a lfitf
Address owner, C. A . Buckley,
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Grass V a lle y , Oregon
of the Annual Statanoat ta
standard ra ta insci
IN 8C R A N C B COMPANY
ff Hartford, to th« »tat» »f Onn«ettout.
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felM t a f of Decomber. 1 8 3 0 , mode to U m t o w
uw» e M w iu io n « r
U m it a t i oí Oregon, »•»-
ot
»u.nt to law:
— it not, >ee it before ita r tin g your plow.
C A P IT A L
Am w ita of eepttal «tota
" í r c paid
í i ? « u - p . . 8
8 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0
M it proaiam» romrtod darin« tba
, WE HAVE THEM FOR ANY SIZE PLOW
o .ir .1
oairad darin«
W e arc well stocked w ith Oliver and John
Deere Plow Shares.
MORO HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT COMPANY
-I Be An International Farmet
Buy International machine« for the moat succeaaful operation
o f 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 Farm er, and we w ill back you up Dy International
Service,
which ia prompt, dependable and permanent.
What an Experienced Farmer Knows
Any
farm er o f experience can te ll about how lo^g hia farm
machinery w ill
wear OUt.
run
These
before (he
include, w ith
parts that need replacement w ill
many .others, aha»«,
guards, knives, sections, blades, teeth, etc.
shovels,
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Order Repairs Early....
A ll
these item s should be listed and ordered e a rly , f a r in ad
vance of the tim e when they w il l be needed.
You w il l rave
and money by ordering a ll the repairs«at one tim e.
tim e
This w il l save
you money l a U r in the usaon, when you may l»e obliged to pey fo r
long distance telephone anils, a id express or parcel post charges on
numerous sm all orders.
And, w hat
may
la te r
prove
m uch* more
costly
6 8 .1 4 9 .8 8
U m jM *r.
818.84
Total
.8
81S.1S7.31
d is r p r s k u r n t s
N at loaraa paid durinc the year
too ndini adjuattnaat e ip ram i l
IMridaud. i« id on c o ita l .look
darinc the roar ...............
CtMtaofcviotra and Mtoriaa paid
darin« the year
■<«nd
Tare». Ik-enae.*
end fee« paid dar
in« th« jear ..............................
Amount of all other expendltaraa
S0S.S3S.0S
4 0 .0 0 « OO
SSS.T41 88
SS. 885. 8«
1 84.884.48
Total orpenditnna .................... 8 7 8 1 .4 2 7 .8 8
AHHKTS
Value of «total and bonda nwnad
(Marital »atoal ......................... 8 1.8 4 4 .3 8 0 .8 0
<to>h in bank» and on h a n d . . . .
7 01 ,87 1 .4 6
Prrmiuma In coune of c o lle ctio n
•inca September 80, 1 8 2 0 . . .
1 88.877 8«
Interest and renta
r
due and aeernod
1 7.8 38 .8 8
Total admitted aa«eta ...............81.0 00 .1 7 S .7 8
L IA ltlL IT IR S
Groo» claim« for
8 1 1 4 ,2 0 8 .8 3 ; i
8 85 .00 2 50 .............................. .8
7 8.8 01 .8 8
Amount of unearned premi
all outatandtnc r ie k a ..................
8 36 .83 8 .4 7
AU other Itebilitie» ........................
18.807 IB
B ro w to of the Annual Statement i f
_ A M -------------
COM PANY
TO R
ER IC A N IN S Ü B A 1NCB
NÍ
Newark In the átate of New Jereey on ttoc
l i t day of December, 183 8 , made to
mirano« eommiaaioner of the state of
pursuant to law
C A P IT A L
Amount of «api tai stock paid
UP ...............................................8 3 .0 0 0 .0 8 0 o a
INCOM B
Net return ie reoeieed darin« the
yea* .............................................8 8 .8 8 7.88 7 3S
htercat. di rid end» ami renta re-
eeired during the year . . . .
8 89 .8 8 0 .1 1
frnm other «raro» re
eeired duria« the year..........
1.881 OS
D in itrR S R M K N T S
Net I'—H paid darin« th« ycar
Im- udtng a d ) a ■ tment
ei
penw» ........................................ 8 8 .9 8 4,88 7 .8 7
Dlridcnd« paid an Capital atoek
darin« the year ....................
4 00 .0 0 0 .8 8
n , ni in ia«iona and salarier paid
•
darin«
th« year ...................
8 .0 4 0 .8 8 8 .8 8
Taxcs. Iiren.e» and fee» l»»d
durin«
the year ...................
8 0 8 .4 0 8 .8 8
of all other eipendi-
...........................................
40S .888.ST
entmaditnMi . . . .
F u r f t « O b tarew r b y O e. H « w a * d O o e n
aafttaSBSSisasaaBwssMSBBtaaasaasaosaBSBs
Wbaftli as AbacwaoM Tooth, Ito Effects
gw
pulp of the tooth It foaow septic
Tha Colombia R iver H ighw ay it
now open to travel from thia aide of
The D alles near Seufert to Portland.
The stretch between The Dallee and
Mosier is a little rough and has quite
a b it of loose gravel, but is much bet
te r than the h ill road.
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Owing to th e present financial
depression the following garages
and machine shops have been forc
ed to do business on a strictly cash
basis beginning M ay 1, 1921.
This means strictly cash and
not a thirty-day credit.
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Whan tha pulp (or ooaamonly called
the nerve a t a tooth) dies putrafketion
ft, wblah esnaw gaaw to form .
As the
le q q lrw larger epaee than
th at o rig in a lly occupied tor tha liv e
m ate ria l through the end o f the root
of the tooth where the liv e nerve a t
one tim e entered. Thia dead portion
of the palp cauew infection a t the end
o f the root o f tha tooth.
The system, to order to n d its e lf o f
this in f action forms an inflamatory
area w f t weald around a silver to
tha finger or an infection in any other
part o f tha body. T hia inflamatory
eras oentralisee its e lf around the apex
o f the root a t the seat o f
infection .
P u b is formed later surrounding the
Moro H ig h School san lor class play Infection and i t fo rew its e lf to the
‘ Home T ie s ’ * w ill be given Friday surface o f tha gum w h o » tha aba
evening, May 13th, a t Moro Theater. breaks and runs Into the mouth thus
away ridding tha in f acted a rm tem porarily
M n . C. Di W atkins
of tha infected germa.
A ll of this
Tuesday a t the fa m ily
Klondike- The fa m ily form erly lived cauew pain and ew alling of tha tis
ur Graas .V a lle y , funeral services sues involved, accompanied by a 1
s o » and long tooth. Thia (p an
being held a t that place Friday.
“ a ba o w e d tooth*’ and commonly
The’ management of Moro Trad misnamed an “ ulcerated tooth. ’ ’
ing Company have ranted the Lewis
T h e » ia no such thing as an uloer
bnildins a t Grass Valley- and w ill sted tooth. An abocew is an accumu
open a new store in that eity which lation of pus surrounded by membra
i l l be In charge o f George Haneen neous tiw u e . I t ia always located
w ith in tha tissue. An ulcer ia an open
o f this e ity .
sore
upon the free surface. Ulcers
A burned transmission bearing gave
K. a , Moore and son Roscoe an oppor occur to mouth as w ell as other parts
tu n ity to Visit a few days thio weak of tha body but a » always a little
1« Thè D a lle s .. Mrs. Moors came s o » upon s u rfs » of tbs skin or mucus
home With friends, leaving the man membrane,
About 90 par cent o f abeeaaaad teeth
folks w ith the car.
should be extracted w I t la impomible
The editor has bean absant a ll waek to c o » tbsm. Many tlm w abscemes
OO m a tto » that needed his personal a » treated and tem porarily retarded,
a tte n tic i and as a result tha local but infection even though very em ail
news this Week is much le w than wa th a t » w a in s a t tha apex o f a root
would lik e to publish, especially as to deeply seated w ith in the bone w ill
tha report of the Moro school try -o a t cause pus to form and to be taken up
last week.
by tha blood and distributed around
Colonel C. A . Buckley was up from the body. Thia is the cause of much
Z
Portland last Saturday tn attendance trouble.
N e x t week I w ill continue tha sub
at the board meeting o f the office» of
the Sherman Electhrc Company, mak je c t of the abocew, bow they may ba
ing plans to resume work on the pro detected, and th e ir effect upon the
ject of furnishing electric power to Bystem.
Sherman county. '
Far Seis al • Barga»
One sm all stationary thrashing out
fit, consisting in p art of a separator,
gasoline angina, cook house, a te ., one
Stndebakar ear; one fresh m ilk cow;
two incubetoro.
Inquira o f Susie I .
Hastings, v.f.<L, Moro, Oregon.
F oss & Co.
D esch u tes M otor Co.
H ulery Bros.
taM taM taM M tatataM talM M M M IM «a«HtaB
W h e n In t h e D a l l e s V i s i t t h e
Black and White Maurant
C o m e r Second a n d C o u rt
Q uick Service Lunch Counter in
Connection
T r y O u r S p e c ia l N o o n d a y
goc L u n c h e o n
Steska, Chopi, O jit e n , Short
Orders and Cream Waffles
W e Special!«« la
Good Things to Eat and Delicioua
Soda Beverage« Priced Conservative
W« Uw the Best the Markst Affords
T tje fl)o r o H o t e l
W . M . W a lk e r, flan ag er
. Petitions have.been prepared wklng
the county court to place on the ballot
for the Bpecial election a county
sura voting money to pay a ll peat due
b ills of the County F a ir Aseoeiatloo.
I f it carries the m eaaun w ill not ssa-
te ris lly increase taxes next year.
oi tha Ann««l StitaWMit oi tba
1TNITEI» 8 T A T X 8 BBANITH
L o n d o n a n d s o o r r t s a A W V B A N C ft
GGRPOBAYION, L T D .
• f London. E im I o m I. on tha th irt* A n t Sa> a<
December. 1930. nada to tha Inaaranea Cota-
M l—inner of tha Btata of O n g r a . m im i n g t a
tow:
OAB7TAL
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Ataoant of eap4tal Mota paid op.
....................... S 4 S 8 .S S 0 .W
IN O o ftB
soairad durin«
tha /«nr ......................................9 8 0 8 .8 7 9 .8 8
bitaTaat. dlridradi and route «U-
oatvad darinc tha > w r ..............
« « .8 8 4 .8 8
Bneome from other aoureaa ta-
•atvad dnrta« the pour.............
1 8 8 .8 3 X 8 8
ORCQON
MORO
A Modern Tile and Concrete Constructed Building
Built by Moro Community for the General Public
STEAM H EATED
ELECTRIC L I0 H T 8
Bath and Hot and Cold Water in Every Room »
Brown Leghorn Eggs and Chix—
O rd e » taken for pure bred Brown
Leghorn eggs and ' day old chix.
Any ope wiehing fresh m ilk c a ll on
Eggs, $1.60 per setting of fifteen; B. F« Tom lin.
March chix, $26 par 100; A p ril and
May chix, $ » per 100.« F .H .B e y m e r,
phone 0F12, Wasco, Oregon.
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Special Monthly Rates for Room or Board
Real Bargain Days for the
Man Who Builds
Rents are^8 high as ever, yet lumber and building materials
have come down with a crash.
darin« tha
Toiaa. UoeiM
StaSta tha
Ataannt of all athdr
9 4 ,8 7 X 4 1
Our prices are lower by half than those of a year ago.
For the man who plans to build, repaid, or remodel, this is
certainly a favorable time.
A
The country as a whole is years behind in its building pro
gram. Our own city needs several homes to bring oondttions back
to ft normal.
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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.
An other llaUHttea
Total
liaMUtian,
K S
ns
bt
DÌ "ÒUOÒM
‘»ó» W fI f it “
Statatn r,
Feta
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raaklent itta ta W far aarriaa.
Partions Or.
n a ta n ti sMtota. si« u. a bms
<8. H . Duri— , Bonis of T in ta MSt.
tasti
Bata
data Atante. PtataST O t
* ft
These manufacturéis were caught by the lull in buying and
they must convert*their stocks into ready money. In many cases
they are selling at cost. When building begins again they will he
quick to ask their legitimate profits once more.
W ta H a v e a B ig S to c k o f B u ild in g M a te r ia ls , In c lu d in g A ll K in d s o f
L u m b e r , S h in g le s , R o o fin g , P la s te r , L im e , C e m e n t,
L a th , W o o d a n d C o a t,
8 8.S88.8SS.SS
ASSBT8
Vahie of , trai «otate
(market raine)
....
Vaine
of alucka end
(enark r t rabie)
NOTICE!
O m « f B w t o i «T Antofeta W r
Total liabi'itiaa. eielurhr, of
cap tai »took .......................... 8 7 8 1 ,1 4 4 .8 8
B l'RINKHS IN OREGON FOR T H E YEAH
Not premium, reecired during the
roar ............................................... 8
8 .8 4 1 .1 8
L oom » paid during tha y e a r . . . .
8 (0 *8 87
Loo««» incurred daring the year.
4.035 31
S TA N D A R D P IR R IN SVR AN C B OOM PA N T ,
M L H B W B S, Preeltant
M. B. A N T H O N Y , Saeretaiy.
Statutory rerident attorney» for aerrtce
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\A j O1D B. S M IT H . Perttond.
Total
When Delays A re Expensive
DENTAL HYGIENE
T88.880.T4
fte_1 .
during the »rat
m n a
Vi
4 6 4 .7 0 S 8 S
1 1.7 4 8 .3 8 8 14
* ’ Our prices are right.
Come in and see us today.
than these
ft
charges, is the tim e loot w a itin g fo r repairs j u - t when i t x Im p le
Take advantage of the opportunity.
m ent should be w orking to capacity in the held.
As the In te rn atio n al D ealer, we M ain tain an In te rn a tio n a l
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SBNUINB
Service Station fo r Your Convenience
T U M -A -L U M L U M B E R CO.
PROFIT BY iT
Waaial ranaraa funS
p i other HtaUM ai
BffirpfWfi
GINN, COLEMAN 1 CG.
MORO, OREGON
Total
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ta b O h to t
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d-irin« tba
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t T U «n B U A aarr-d
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tobacco ntakss 5 0
¿224 cigarettes for
10c
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M ORO
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OREGON
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