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MORO. ORRGON.
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post office at M o r o , C r e s c a , July 2&, 1891
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T H E A M E R IC A N PRESS ASSOCIATION
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JULY SECOND----- OPENING DAY
Concert by the Liberty Belle« of Boston, a charming or
ganisation of y o u g ladies.
7:3» p.m. Concert by the Liberty Belles and a lecture by Dr. Robt.
If ilea, the noted journalist and lecturer
JULY THIRD----- SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY DAY
10 XX) a.m . A grand progr« n by t10 Sunday Schools of Sherman County.
There w ill be Vocal Selections, Pantomines, D rills,
DeMoas Or chest ru, and Community Singing.
BASKET DI NER AT NOON
2:30 p m. Concert by the Stone-Platte Trio and a ■ lecture by
Ell wood Perise
7 JO p.m. Evening Concert and a grand lecture by Hon. Henry
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JULY FOURTH— -16th ANNUAL PIONEERS DAY
11:00a.m. The Annual Baby Show; Mrs. E. A. Medler. Mrs.
DeMoss and Mrs. W C. Bryant, committee.
PICNIC DINNER IN THE PARK
1 JO p.m. Patriotic talks, Community Singing, DeMoss Orchestra
Oration.by*Pi. Eplcy, president Philomath College.
2:30 p.m. Concert by th e r L o weII-Patton Concept Company.
A Grand Sports Program has been prepared by the
American Legion boys to be at Wasco.
8 XX) p m. Concert bv Lowe if-Pat ton Company, followed by “ The
Two Fisted F ighter,” E B. Fish, “ Who put the Reds on
the run. ”
JULY FIFTH
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2:80 p.m. A lecture by the noted Indian Orator, Chief Strongbeart.
8 XX) p.m. The Famous Ccmedy. “ It Pays to Advertise,” by the
Keighley Dramatic Company of New York, containing
“ 99 laughs In 99 m inutes.”
JULY SIXTH
2:30 p.m. Concert by the Alexander Trio, followed by a lecture by
E. L. House, the notod psychologist.
7:30 p.m. Concert Prelude, f Jiow sd by a lecture by Dr. House.
JULY SEVENTH----- THE GRAND FIN. ».LU
2:30 p.m. Concert by the Mary Adel Hays Grand Offers Singers.
Lecture by V. I. Shepherd, the young California Orator.
8:30 p.m. Closing Concert by the Mary Adel Hays Opera Singers.
2 JO p.m,
Tommy ThdYnpson, oiler on the
county rock crusher, was painfully in
jured Saturday morning when the air
compressor belt flaw off ard struck
him on the left thigh Thompson had
a water hose drawn under the belt at
the time and was wetting down a hot
box. It ia thought that some water
glanced from the steel frame to the
flying band or that ha accidentally
touched the hoae to the bait. Those
nearby who saw it wobble knew that
trouble was imminent and tried to
r-top the engine. Thompson had taken
a few steps toward the belt, in an e f
fort to si.eady it, when it flew from
the f.blley on the compressor and hit
him with an enormous force. The in
jured man fell several yards away
under (he main drive belt. As soon
as he was able to he moved he was
taken to the Hotel Moro and Dr.Poiey
called. Though no serious complica
tions were • expected, he was taken to
Wasco Monday mornipg for an X-ray
examination. By way of companaation
the county w ill pay him hia regular
salary while he Is disabled and w ill
shoulder all medical and hospital
bills.
Wasco Celebration Notes
Judge R. R. Butler of The Dali a
will be the orator of the day at
Wasco July 4th.
W. 8. Powell and family returned
Saturday afternoon from a motor trip
to as far south aa Long Beach, Cali
fornia, taking three days lasa than
four weeks to make the 280ft miles
traveled. The party used their trail
er, camping as fancy dictated, going
over the Columbia and Pacific high
ways and returning via Weed over the
Interior Oregon highway. They visit
ed Catalina bland and took an oas
trip in the glass bottomed boats at
that resort, 28 m iles off the Cali
fornia coast. They also visited at
Yosemite Park on the return. Mr.
Powell reports that the road from 80
miles south of Bond to Madras, except
about five m iles near Terrebonne, has
been surfaced with lava rock, making
an excellent roadbed.
la a t New» Letter
Every body have a good time the
Fourth. •
Quite a number spent Sunday in the
canyon.
Frank Brown and fam ily came in
on Tuesdays train.
Arnold Dellinger has been on the
sick list the past week.
Carl Schadewlls motored to The
Dalles Saturday, returning Sunday.
Miaa McClellan, a chum Of Mrs.
Wren Hogue, arrived Saturday after
noon.
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Art Mattorn and fam ily have re
turned from a two weeks visit in the
valley.
James L. Matthes and fam ily are
home after a weeks virit in The
Dalles and at Clem. ’
At a meeting of the' creditors of
the Kent Elevator Company held on
Monday, R. L. Sabine of Portland
was appointed trustee. Now comes
the selling of the business, its notes,
accounts, buildings, etc., to pay its
obligations. Reports from the meet
ings say that the merchandise, notes,
accounts and buildings invoice about
872,000 and the obligations are about
860,000. Probably enough may be
saved by the trustee to pey all claims
but not much w ill be left for the
stockholders.
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During the week a t July Fourth and
the Chautauqua at DeMeas Springs,
•hortly to he followed by a second
Chautauqua week at Grass Valley on
the 18th, It has been called to our at
tention that driven of automobiles
should have knowledge e f two sec
tions of the new automobile law that
operative May of this year.
3, paragraph 6— Lights.
Every vehicle using the highways of
thia state at night shall ha equipped
with a lamp or lamps as hereinafter
provided: than come the specifica
tions aa to the kind, power and use of
head lights, spot lights, and tail
lights.
Dlm m ing-W hen operated at night
tim e, and masting an approaching
motor vehicle, t ie driver of a motor
vehicle shall dim hia headlights; pro
vided, hewever, that any* motor ve
hicle which ia not equipped with a
dimming device shall maintain aa a
part of the equipment a spot light so
adjusted aa to ba capable of being
thrown to the right hand aids o f the
highway downward, and while ap
proaching and passing soch motor
vehicle the spotlight shall ba substi
tuted for the headlights, and so adjuat-
®d as not to blind the occupants of the
approaching vehicle.
Show
Starts
8:00 P.M.
MOIIO THEATER
Show
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8:00 PJI.
M a th e w « .L iv in g s to n , P r o p r ie to r «
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Saturday, July 2
LOUISE GLAUM
“LOVE MADNESS
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Also a Good Two-Reel Comedy
THIRTEENTH
EPISO D E O F
“ T h e L o s t C ity ”
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Complaint ia made that drivers of
the larger ears using Sherman county
roads are forming a habit of crowding
smaller care, particularly Fords, off
the highway by reason of strong lights
not properly controlled when passing
other care. The shove is published
for the special benefit of spy one who
has bean careless in this matter and
as a warning to discontinue the prac
tice of hogging the road by means of
stronger light«. To those who may
not taka thia warning aa it iaintond-
ad, it may ba wall to add that some
night they may ba disagreeably jolted
and damage happen that could be pre
vented.
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Because of July 4,h Celebration
and the Chautauqua
Postponed One Week
H. BURMESTER, THE TAILOR
S u its to O rd e r from $ 4 0 u p
Rounding a sharp curve mi its up
trip Monday afternoon the engineer of
the Shaniko train came upon a biasing
CLOTHING CLEANED, AN D PRESSED FOR
bridge fire with no previous warning.
He abut off steam, set the brakes and
WOMEN AN D MEN
The celebration committee at Wasco
jumped out the cab window, landing
will fully appreciate it if automobile
on his »Ida In a pile o f rocks about
owners and drivers w ill join in the
FREE
CAMP GROUND WOOD AND SPRING WATER
FREE
four foot below the track. The flre-
effort to make th:s celebration thia
fcy Pakticatiea
man started to jump and changed his
A Play Ground for the Kiddies .
Everybody is Invited to Come
year someth;ng above the average.
Season Tickets are 82.60; High School, |1.60; Grammar Grade, 81.00
All can do it, if they get the spirit In the Circuit Court of the State of . mind when he saw the condition of
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the ground and fait the train slacken
No War Tax This Year
and one way is to decorate the auto.
Oregon for Sherman County.
speed. He then backed the train off
D O N 'T FO RG ET T H E DA TE
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'Word comes from Wasco that just Levon Moore, a minor, appear
the twisted aallq onto firm roadbed.
» ad in T he M oro
ing by George B. Bourhlil,
prior to the giand parade on the morn
The engineer was bruised when be fell
JU LY 2 ' 3 ’ 4 ’ 5 ’ 6 ' and 7
her
guardian
ad
litem
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ing of the Fourth, it is the intention
on the rocks and was taken to The
plaintiff —
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to crown Miss Margaret Foss aa God
O bserver will reach • m ore
Dai lea for treatment. Repairs were
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dess of Liberty in a formal coronation
made and the train passed through
a
exercise that w ill be conducted in a L. L. Peeta, administrator of
people in S h e rm a n C o u n ty than
Moro about 1 a m ., the passengers hav
the estate of W. B. Toray,
dignified manner consiatent with the
ing been earlier trannaported by autos
deceased, and the State of
day and what it represents. It is
by an y o th er m edium available.
aa f ar as Graas Valley.
N O W IS T H E T IM E T O G E T
Oregon,
and
all
unknown
hoped that the public generally w ill
heirs of W. B. Tbrey, de
AFTER TH E W EEDS
Subaeri ba for the Observer.
be able to attend in time to witness
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ceased, defendants.
this ceremony.
To all unknown hairs of W. B. Toray
The management in charge of the
deceased:
parade for the morning of the Fourth
In the name of the State of Oregon,
at Wasco wish it understood that they you and each of you are required to
will individually and collectively ap appear and answer the Amended Com
preciate any effort by the public that plaint of the plaintiff in the above en
w ill help make this a better success. titled suit on or before six weeks
To this end they want all floats in from the date of the first publication
line not later than 10:30 a.m ., at of thia summons as hereinafter aat
which time the parade w ill start forth, and in case of your failure so
promptly. Any one ia a tlib e ity to en to do the plaintiff w ill apply to the
ter a float or several can join in Court/or the relief demanded in her
making the entry.
Amended Complaint, namely: For a
Moro won the county contest for the decree of the above entitled Coart
Goddess of Liberty at the celebration that the agreement as set forth In her
at Wasco on the 4th and 6th with Amended Complaint between Lulu
SOLD BY
Margaret Foss as contestant for this Moore, mother of Levon Moore, a
place and Alice Farrington aa contest minor,and W. B. Toray, deceased, ba
ant from Waacb
When the contest specifically enforced; theft a trust ba
closed Monday evening the Wasco con impressed upon the residue of the
testant had 28,000 votes and the Moro estate of W. B. Toray, rl are as ad, now
A G E N TS FOR S H E R M A N C O U N T Y
representative 88,240. Monday after in the hands of L. L. Peeta, adminis
We are now in position to deliver Wood
noon all Moro business houses joined trator of said aetata, sad that the
f. o. b. the car at Moro, DeMoss, Erskine
in a purse of about 8400 which was same be ordered paM w a r to plain
rs turned over to a local committee to tiff ’• guardian for her SI
or Hay Canyon at the Allowing cash prices.
vote as they thought bast to secure the for plaintiff's ooata* i
menta, and for soch other and
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result desired.
relief aa to the Court shall seam meet
and proper In the promise«.
16— inch F ir Wood, 1st Growth at
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$10.60 per cord
This Summons is served open you
Saturday at Moro Theater
by publication in conformity with an
1 6 - inch Pine Wood, E xtra Q uality
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10.50 per cord
“ Love Madness” coming to Moro order of the above entitled Court,
Theater this Saturday is the story of made and entered an the 87th day of
4 - foot Fir 8Ub, E xtra Q uality
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8.50 per cord
a neglected w ife and a spouse who June, 1921, which sold order requires
Utah and Rock Springs Coal at Equally Low Prices.
seeks to drug into unconsciousness
that you and each of you shall appear
conscience which rebels at the though and answer pH intiff's Amended Com
of the life he has followed at the plaint on or before six weeks from
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behest of a simperreg vampire of the the date of the first publication of
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underworld. The man becomes the this summons, which said ia July 1st,
tool of a creature of an underworld 1921.
“ boss,” and by a peculiar but logical
F. Dumont Smith,
chain of events is brought to believe
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W. C. Bryant,.
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himself guilty of murder. Convicted
Carlton U Pepper,
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on cirumstantial ground», he awaits
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
in the death house at Sing Sing, the Address: Moro, Oregon.
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Two or more can^oin in taking delivery
end of a thwarted life. He thinks
his wife has deserted him. He
theieby securing carload rates,
notice
grieves for his child. There is only
one man who could save him and he
Department of The Interior, U .8.
has been a star witness for the prose Land Office at The Dalloa, Oregon,
cution.
May 20, 1921
AGENTS FO R
How the “ deserting” wife accom
Notice is hereby given that Ed O.
plished the saving of her husband
Fredolph, of Boyd, Oregon, who, on i
life, how she unmasked the real November 12, 1917, made homestead
“ k iller” and how she won back her entry No. 018481, and on April 88,
husband’s love provides a supbarb 1918, mode additional homestead entry |
characterisation
In which Louise No. 019812, for aw |, wft soft, soft aeft.
Glaum proves herself supreme in an section 11, township 2 a., range 1ft e .,
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emotional role. The quick transition Willamette Meriden, has filed net!
of the Louise Glaum of high society of intention to make final three year |
and the home Into which the vampirie
proof, to establish claim to the land I
Louise Glaum who puts her theatrical ■hove described, before Register and
Also a Full Line of Extras for Abuve Machines
training to good account in hunting Receiver, of the United States Land
down the murderer of her hue>and’s Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the |
supposed victim and her own hapoi- 13(h day of July, 1821.
W ID E TRACK WAG »NS
nMs, sffwds entertainment and thrills
Claimant names as witnesses: W il
that combine to make ona of the liam K. Ketchum, Glenn Kemmel,
Also a Few Slightly Used Wagon* at R i/h t
epoehal photo productions of all time. Charley MeCullom, Arthur Ducherme,
B u ild in g fla te r ia ls of AH K inds.
Prlcts
all of The Del lea, Oregon.
H. Frank Woodcock, Register.
Thera w ill he no services in the
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W . K . Johnson, M a n a g e r
Malhodiat church next Sunday. The
preaching w ill be dismissed so that
Far Saia at a
MORO
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OREGON
ail can attend the Chautauqua at De-
One small stationary threshing out-1
Moas Springs. The Sunday 8chool
w ill meet at the church at 9 80 a.m. fit, conatetlng in part e f a separator,,
P.S. S’poa« you know lumber's way down—about half last year's price
to go to DaMoaa to attend Itm Cocnty gasoline engine, cook 1
MORO, OREGON
Sunday School Rally. C an w ill be Studebaker ear; two ineubntora. In
provided for those that do not have a quire of Saale I. Hastings r .f.d .,
way to go.
doro. Oregon.
All care moving in Sherman county
on the Fourth should be decorated,
either with bunting or Hags or both.
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Oregon
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ROTARY ROD
WEEDER
PUCE t'OIIB ORDER FOR M O
D o e s th e B u s i n e s s
MORO HARDWARE A IMPLEMENT COMPANY
CLOSE-OUT PRICES
Coal Oil Stoves
J'celess Refrigerators
Washing Machines
Ice Cream Freezers
Steam Cookers
McCormick and Deering
Pay Cash and Save $ $
Combines and Headers
Reapers and Mowers
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
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