Sherman County observer., July 01, 1921, Image 4

T h e O b s e rv e r
moro , ombgon .
Juhr 1. 1921
FRIDAY.
D r. J . R. M o r g a n
d e n t is t
M oro
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O reg o n
LOWELL PATTON RETURNS
OREC m N KIEF
W ell-K now n Plants* W ho M akes W est
am Chautauqua T o u r Again
T hia
Chautauqua audiences w ill welcome
(ha news th at Low ell Patton, the tal-
euied pianist w ith the New York A r­
tists* T rio In 1920. Is returning again
thia season. H e has been on a tour
uf New 7x-uland this w ln ie r and come»
hack w ith added laurels.
Rachmaninoff, the noted Rnaelun
I Dr. C L . Polty !
WORKERS HOME
P h yefciM i a n d S u rgeon.
Moro,
Mr. and Mrs. Rambo Returo
on Furlough From tho
Near East
O regon.
Office Ip residence.
Oregon’! pioneer missionaries, Mr.
Retkfeaee pbonc M 72 •<
and M rs. W . R. Rambo, fo rm e rly of
Baker,
and
fo
r
m
any
yearn
engaged
I h a v e re o p e n ed m y office
Office p h o n e 463
in m issionary w ork In In d ia and the
and w ill give ray p erso n al
N ear Bast countries, have returned to
the U n ited States on furiongh. New s
a tte n tio n to a ll c lie n t« .
of th e ir return has been received by
State M anager J. J. H andsaker, 1«
charge of the combined China-N ear
Bast re lie f eampalgns fo r the state,
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in a telegram from New Y o rk, where
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the Rambos landed a few days ago.
D E N T IS T
Qffiee opp. Hotel Sherman
- Throughout the N e ar East, the mew.
sage states, everyth in g is "generally
WASCO. Ï * :
OREGON
am uck.” w ith little prospect of lmfr
O F F IC E
provem ent until d efin ite action Is
O p p o s ite S h e r m a n H o te l
taken by the A llies In regard to the
T urk-rid den nations.
Conditions in
bone
Hours by Appototnero
Greece and the Caucasus are touched
W A SC O , O REGON
upon, w ith d e ta il* of the appalling slt-
uation a t Batoum, w here the veteran
missionaries , have
spent
several
And, fo r a fa ct, rolling
T a lk in g a b o u t r o llin g
months among the 16,000 G reek refu­
up
P r in ce A lie r t is m ighty
gees 'su rvivin g from the th riv in g Cau­
you r ow n cig a rettes, w e’ll
casus colony located th ere before the
e
a
s
y
! P< A* is crim p cut and
t e ll y o u r ig h t h e r e ’th a t
V.
war. T h e Rambos were on th e ir way
stays pu t and you w h isk it
P r in c e A lb ert tobacco has
master, probably' the greatest pianist homo last fa ll and had reached Con­
ind composer of the present age, rec- stantinople, when the call came for
into shape b efore you can
MORO, O tt.
’em a ll lashed to th e m ast!
OAos «I
gnlxed M r. Patton's exceptional talent them to go to Batoum and aid the
count th r e e ! A nd, th e n e x t •
ad coached him fo r a long period of refugees there u n til the la tte r could be
Y o u ’ve got a h a n d fu l-o f-
in stan t y o u ’re puffing aw ay
hne. In New York he was known ac brought back to Salonika, where the
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h a p p in ess com ing yo u r d i­
the protege of lLaclimunlnoff." H<’ Greek governm ent is endavorlng to
to beat the band (
no been ax.‘C<’’"!*nnist for many of th* make some sort of provision for re ­
rectio n w hen you p al it w ith
tu rning G recian refugees.
Ig artists of>
1 -Nt.
P r in ce A lb ert is so good
P . A . a n d t h e m a k in ’ s
In letters w ritte n from Batoum. re
O regon
S h ip a n d s a il u n d e r
cently received by M r. H andsaker, the
that it has led fou r m en to
p a p ers! F o r P r in c e A lbert
th e S tars a n d S trip es to
Ramhoa te ll of thousand* of fam ilies
Office Phone Main 93
sm oke jim m y pip es
a is n o t o n ly d e lig h tfu l to
being huddled together in rain-soaked
all p a rts o f th e w o rld
one
w as sm oked b efore! I t ’s
tents and abandoned barracks, beset
you r ta ste and p lea sin g in
. IERE w « a long period when
w ith typhus and o ther diseases, h a lf
T " it wan not true, but today It
th e g r e a t e s t o ld b u d d y -
its r efre sh in g arom a, hut our
naked and starving. “And 10,000 more
la proudly true once more —
sm oke th at ever fou nd its
refugees are on th e ir w ay here from
ex clu siv e paten ted process
trade and passenger routes ars
Kars,” the le tte r concludes. “These are
w ay into a p ip e or cigarette I
oo established that you can ahip
fr e es it fro m b ite and parch I
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w
now In the snow covered mountains,
your good», or you can tall, to
and as many as can pull through w ill
any part of the world under the
■oon be here. W h a t we shall do then
Start and Stripes.
M ORO
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O R E G O N we do not know. E ve ry th in g here Is
The program of routes la being
unsettled and disturbing.
I t Is con­
carried out with an eye to the
sidered certain th at the N atio n alists
Treat» «fl Dom esticated Animal»
future as well as present needs
or the Bolshevlkl, or both, w ill soon
C iilir m and Wheeler Counties
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of American exporters and tm-
take the city and no one knows what
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porters and all American {WOS*
w ill resu lt,”
In a la te r le tte r they
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periry. See that the ship« you
Sor«*. 10 0 « ............ * :$1 00
speak of the a rriv a l of a ship to take
use are owned and operated by
br CTOb)
back a load of refugees fo r re p a trto
(AB OrSero
American citizens or by th c U .S .
tlon and the Joy It brought to the
'
FO R S A L E
Shipping Board.
samp, although the Salonika camp to
W A 3 C O .f b Ä CB~4* O R EG O N
which they., were bound could o ffe r
o
Tplsy lymc Main 502
Operators o f Passenger
little additional in th e w ay of food,
Services
clothing or o ther re lie f.
jtS m lr .l Lin«. 17 Star« So««t. N«w
Previous letters, w ritte n from the
Yark,N7Y.
N ear East, tell of the enforced flig h t
M at«on N «»i<at*«n C om pany. M
Upper
Main
Street.
Opp.
Garrte
Sm. Gay S ir« « . LUiuroorc. Md.
‘a t the w lhm of a T u rk is h o ffic ia l,”
M u n w n Staamti S hip U n « . 82 Brovw
t f the Rambos and 200 little orphans
Street. Naw Yortt, N. Y.
CONDON. ORE.
*n th e ir charge. T h e y had to leave at
N«w Y ork «nd P orto R k » » - A C « .
a m om ent’s notice and In the dark,
11 Broadway, New York. N . Y .
tra ve lin g all night on foot and ca rry­
PadAc M a ll S. * • C « . 45 Broadway.
N«w York. N . T
ing th e ir own blankets, clothing and
everything else they possessed. They
U. ». M a ll S. S. Co-. 45 Broadway.
New York. , N . Y.
w eie allow ed no lights and were told
Y ork and Cuba M att
W ard U n « . (New
(N
no! to speak above a whisper, as m u r
S S < « > J Foot
o « of WaU Scroca.
derous T u rtle were running rio t all
Naw York. N . Y.
along the way. A fte r stum bling along
írw e uae o f
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thiough w ater and over rocks for
B o ard film *
hours, they reached the railroad sta­
<JM of Shipping Board motion picture
SH ERM AN COUNTY
Mm>. four ro«U. ir«a on roqua« o^an^
tion a t day break, exhausted but w ith ­
out the loss of one of the 200 children,
but none too soon, for w ith the com­
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ing of lig h t the Turks discovered w hat
N. W .'Waublnaron. D. C
was afoot and began firin g upon them
from the bit) sjdes, the little caravan
deputies
S H IM FO B »ALB
of exhausted children and missionaries
(F « d«a«Wraa «stwaa «rito
Su-I
L . Schadewits.
Dr Jos Ssunderu.V.B m aking the last hundred yards through
fa r a t n . Alea weed utuumwa, - « • «
a h ail of bullets.
Rent O ra E •
M o ro .O ra .
b .n . «ad «aaaa JaiaS
T h e Rambos conducted th e ir 200
W . H . M ayar. Wasco.
laUrmetiee obtaia«d
charges, w ith many adventures and
F o r s a ilio ls « / M i i / N f r f
hardships, to safety w ith in the walls ot
and freight »hi>» U all
a B ritish R elief station, and turned
part» of tho w o r ld and all
homeward, stopping over for s da)
for rest at Adana. W h ile they slept
other inform ation, w rito
exhausted, the T u rk s tore up the rail
on? of tho above lino» or
AUTO TRUCK
roads leading to and from Adana, ana
left them marooned In the hot, dusty,
V S SHIPPINC DCMRD
DRAY
besieged oity.
They awoke to find
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V E R Y once in a w hile y o u h e a r a m o torist say as he
bullets breaking ‘ through th eir w alls
M ORO, OREGON
T H E U . a U SCO TREAD
and w histling all around them. W ith
kicks a re a r tire w ith a n a d m irin g fo o t, u t h e r e ' s a lucky
Miss Grane, a young Am erican relief
Hero is tbs V . a Usco Tread, with a
•
Freight and Express
tir
e ! ” G ive him a chance an d h e ’ll tell y o u all a b o u t it.
long-establish«! standard of rorvice
w orker, they fin a lly started from
A
nd
th
e n y o u ’ll find th a t w h a t h e calls 44lu c k ” is sim ply his
among motorists who have an aye to
Adana In a N ear East Ford, Joining
Handled Promptly. Movin<
▼aluS, as wwfl as to price. W hile sell­
a refugee caravan and fleelhg south­
first experience w ith a q u a l i t y s ta n d a r d tír e .
ing for less then the other tiros in the
Efficiently Attended Ta.
ward. T h y were shot at repeatedly
U. S. Fabric line, th« Usco has earned
and at a dangerous pass waited three
a reputation for quality and depend­
hours before daring to attem pt the
able economy which is nor eacaadad by
run across an open space.
At last
any tiro in Ita
I t all com es to t h i s — b u y a U . S. T ire a n y w h ere
w ith Mrs. Rambo and Miss Grane
e n . i , n m n 11 i m
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in this co u n try and y o u g et definite, predictable
lashed to the running board of the
Ford, behind a barricade of baggage
v alu e for y o u r m oney no m a tte r w h a t w e ig h t c a r
on the opposite side from the heaviest
y
o u drive.
firing , and Rambo him self at the
wheel, w ith baggage plied high all
T h e m a n w h o h as been guessing his w a y th ro u g h
around him to ward off the bullets,
“o v erstocks,” “ discontinued lines,” “job lo ts ” a n d the
they made the rush, “driving lik e Jehu
Fifth and Washington Sts.
for tw o m iles.” u ntil beyond the aim of
like, w ill find it refreshing to ta lk w ith th e local U . Sk.
the bandits.” A fte r many other stren­
PO RTLAND. ORR.
T ire d e a le r w h o is c o n c e n t r a t i n g on a full, com ­
uous experiences they made they way
Room with privilege ol bath, tingla,
pletely
sized line of U . S. T ires.
to Constantinople, going from there to
$ 1 0 » up; double $ 1 5 0 up
Batoum fo r several months, thence
Room with private bath, tingle $1 50
F o r th e first tim e h e w ill h e a r som e s tra ig h t q u a l i t y .
home to the U nited States.
up; double $2 50 up.
t i r e f a c t s — a n d g e t th e difference
Auto Meets T r s ittt Street cart from
Union Depot paw our doors.
b etw een c h an c e - an d o e rta in ty in
Bishop W . H . Lam buth, io charge
Tranafer at 5th end Glissn etreeta from
of the Methodist missions in N o rth
tire buying.
t
t
A
North Bank Depot.
Mw
ro fa« e
China, where 45.000.000 are faced w ith
M«
«M/aaoring
Fee-
starvation as the result of a disastrous
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T h e U . S. T ire s h e sees in stock a re
flood followed by tw o seasons of
fr e s h , l i v e tir e s . T h e y com e direct to the
drouth, says.
dealer from his neighboring F acto ry
" T h e ir clothes are ragged and
scanty.
T h e ir only food Is a gruel
B ranch.
made of weeds, leaves, chaff and corn­
cobs. One cold night In January in
T h e re a re 92 o f these Branches estab­
one refugee camp alone, one thousand
lished an d m ain tain ed b y th e U . S. T ire
G u y C h a m n e a a , P r o p r ie to r
o f these starved, weakened human
malcerB.
creatures froxe to death. W hat Is to
W a a c o , O re g o n
be done must be done w ithin the nest
G iving y o u r d ealer a co n tinuous m oving
fiv e months, yes, w ith in the next two
stock
n e w , fresh tires builf orf the
D r y C u r* R e t r e a d in g a S p e c ia lly
"Hit Sr«f «atpwrriMMB
or three months
Otherwise m illions
with Ù. S.
certainty o f q u a l i t y f i r s t e v ery tim e
w ill perish.”
ttatOUrO 7Yro<M
T ir e a n d TMbe R e p a ir in g
B r u n s w ic k I ire«
T h e death rate In the fam ine se
tlon la estim ated at 15,000 dally, w
typhus and other diseases begin-
S a t is f a c t io n G u a r a n t e e d
to rage. T h e only hope of the des
log m illions Is In food supplies
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▼Ided In tremendous quantities by
people of the U nited States.
A Nursery King.
•O ld King Cole,” Beloved of the
nuraery, wss a B ritish king who lived
about A. D. 900.
H is accession was
balled w ith Joy. T o this dsy a large
earthwork at Colchester Is called
“K in g Oole*a Kitchen.”
J.
G irin fihormley. ID
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Dr. H ow ard Q ove
Prince Albert’s a new
tiote in the joys of rolling *em!
DR. C H. TOHNS
Chiropractor .
Dr. Theo, ßeletski
Wnco,
where
W . C. B R Y A N T
VETERINARIAN
S I O a s i W H iif RàNEHES
the national joy m oka
F. T. Hurlburt
J am es stew art
STO » INO BRAMO INSPECTOR
m ileage o u t o f
tim ? 6
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S p e c ia l R a te s
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
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WASCO. TIRE AND VULCANIZING WORKS
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F. W . B O Y E R
United States Tires
United States 0 Rubber Company
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P lu m b in g a n d T in W o r k
H e a tin g P la n ts In sta lle d
C o a p U te 8 lo c k oL Pip« «nd Plumbing Material«
P A R R Y B U IL D J N O , flO R O , O R E G O N
t
Cunesming W h is k e r*
“T h e effect of whisker«.” geld Jnd
Tunklns. “depends on who heppene fo
be wearing them.
On a regulnr man
they look like whlekera, hnt on ««»me
people th-sy look like iurnmer fur«.”
FOSS 4, CO.
MORROW BROS.
MORO, OREGON
W ASCO, OREGON