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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1921)
a • Oté B tH rü n O ir S & « * • ôffî' • - À »pungid . u r t i " Commodore Nolug tilth ,. to th u ti from the yacht ctab ptaeéa. U y F rît Meacti or F e d MORO. OREGON FR ID A Y, Doughboy* on the Rhine Show Preference for Stone* of At the Observer office, Moro Adventure In the West By F R A N * a TUCKER IT I* the cooler of Wyoming. • bend in the Big Horn river I) feet above eea level, nature te the aarface, for the b en* I tomanlty, bey moat notable <Ce»rrtaM.> It was a perfect Bummer’s evenlgg- I A aoft breeae wafted ashore the me- I lodloua tinkle of Innumerable snipe I bells as they struck the hour. From the plassa of the Ledge Cove Ya<Affn Aotlvlty M C .M « r 1» club Issued the sound of laughter and {.lakes Translations of Hie Q a lll* the merry clink of glaaaea. I Wars of Interest to Soldiers— In the midst of a grouts one bapd DOROTHY OOUOLA*. fdfidllng an empty stein, the other Legends Also Popular. « similarly engaged with a pedigreed I Cohlena.—Tales of adventura In the Boston bull, his constant companion, American West are the favorite read «at a careless, nonchalant young fel ing matter of the American forces In low In yachting attire. The bronre Germany, and Zane Grey Is the moat of bis complexion was unmistakably that of a lover of aquatic sports. popular author. " “Well. Hadley,” said a youth who Strangely enough, Julius Caesar runs a close second with the dough boasted of two terma at Yale, “ you ’ve j boys. who are very keen about tran«- certainly enjoyed good luck today; A 1 atlona of Caesar's activities In the blue ribbon at the dog Show this « « J - I Hltiue valley and the ruin» of a bridge Ing. and another hundred on your ha built aCrosa the Rhine, which lifts yacht this afternoon. But then," he fW»Bar's Work «>ui of the schoolbook laughed. “ I suppose If a that «tort class and make* It a guidebook that blue ribbon that coanta with you." “Yea,’’ returned Hadley. “I ra rrie a .th e Americans back nearly that It pleases me Immensely. : * * * (* , he added, gaalng blandly at the frleuds grouped about him. "let me ....... --- ----- tell you I consider that brlndle, stub- musdcally Inclined and who 1 ta ile d B oston pup as worthy of affeC- England had nevar looked„ more ie Wagnerian performances u on un,j esteem as any of this com- beautlfdl nor the gardens of H ill Hall the various Genuun gnu.«l pany." „„.re enchanting when the large cora- mpanles which pluy In Co “it's strange,” be went on. smiling, iwtuy. b«g and baggage, drew up under »blent. Wiesbaden and the “thut Gill persists In thinking, at a the vast gates and brought huge w V - es near the Rhine frequeuted hundred dollars per think, that he hau Ing curs to a stop. ra on leave. the faster boat.” L ord (Jerald was out on the porch ik e S t o r y Magaxlnae. - 1 ----- 1 A good UUtUied chuckle behind « • to w atch the a rr iv a l. I t w as a ll so y magazines which special- < hair caused him to turn. h «d new to him th a t he fe lt h im s e lf tak ng m huge Interest In th e proceedings. T hen, out of a great black touring ,-ar stepped Myra. Lord Gerald Jventures are more popular American soldiers than any rlod lea Is and the American association has been unable the demand for publications Joined the group - “Y ea, g entlcpien. J a ti^ -M . th>( g . tub of mine has caused me the Joss <rf thrce hundred plunks. But I »M«* I « •" w l t t - i f not b y fa ir roe, s. by foul." “Anrt tb e « b y b a .« . . >•>«. « R Olds 8, Touring Car Hila's ProKU MW DOt*toprin< HeaA Hne. n ere . u uui edged opening a p p ro x im a te ly Reo 4, Truck Body - la f a p iu r ^ js W Reo 6, Touring Car . . . . Reo 6r Truck Body (S G & D ) «»«J rough from China for all any- owe since it ha* been sotiod- Septh of 1,000 feet and oo bob nd, there bubbles forth about 10 gallons of lib-degree hot possessing untold medicinal I ■ • • » ova' . ' ♦' • • .* ..'* ■ * ’ ■ Studebakcr 6 ,3 passenger Roadster WiH Give Tern* to Ke*pan«ihle Partto*. I am Now Q lving a 20 PER CENT R ED U C TIO N > on a il TIRES artd T U B E S "' weMd*. a w * «• agreed only ao condition that gotta»?’'««’ '» • ' \ , “Haw, hereto where tua watotoway from them,** tauthed Hddtay_aa A sailor let out the matototo« "How's the tide, Cap; with w a r " T ears te ba pretty nigh flood, re-, piled the captain, gatta« to U>d«r Bock. wMuk teas all b titre to n rto * “Hello, what the deuce to yen etok C P M », tar, with body. M animal, I rough! a swiff breath. The little the llvell American movie star was exquisite to _ h degree q uite disconcerting. She came be of th . Young up io him with frankly curious eyes. Ihrlatlan association, w hich geated H a d e y . •• ' he •You are Lord Rollins, aren’t y o u r T h a n ou that h am “j i s « * • she questioned, while her wide, intel mil«« out to sen, u a n ligent eyes appraised and passed and miserable. Sat tba splendid Judgment on him. “W e are 1 W h ,. 1» it. . « « • for «.other huo- Hadley kanhela—the so glad to get here aud every one of us,” Including her entire I ro< company in a glance; “but your es- I e n Bran naw It ssemafc«*® ! ■ * • * - • * tate Is wonderful—quite beyond my I an waved muat engulf W«n. _____ meager power of expression." I ha "You will appreciate a cup of tea F aw Lord Gerald suggested, and led the I tic from the captain’s graap. way Into the great hall, with Its âne I Hadley, lu a moment, graapsd each collection of rare old paintings j “then ha step af <«»’• MachieveUiaa p la t GUI Perkins will show you your rooms.” At had maroqpsd the dog. GUI had placed “Ixird Rollins.? she said, with char- its the skiff there for a pnrpoee; R acterlstlc frankness, “If I „Could find <ii the one means ttf ^ ¡ a g r a « k a « > " J a leading man like you for my hero I mi cue could be accomplished. T h e yacht I would pay him a thousand dollars a I of week. Yoa are the living Image of ea the lover 4» my atdhy—at least the m The usually Immobile countenance r very type I w a n t* la He eenreely recognised hla own voice I b< of old Commodore Nolng, who was seated at a short distance from the i nor hla own sudden leap Into a world cl group, showed a alight degree of In hitherto unknown. . . . I bi terest as he followed the conrersatlon. < “Topping salary I I say. Mika Daw- < “Your conditions are fa ir enough so | son, would I ba an awful dub at act- hi In g F I O far.” announced the son of Ell. grin- j nlng, “but isn’t It customary to take In , "Lord Rollins!" cried Myra swiftly, 1 a reef when there’s too much w lndF J “I f you would consent to net with me Olli glanced at his tormentor, who. j In a aeries of five pictures, and par- I a with a dldn’t-know-lt-was-loaded ex- , haps more, I will make the salary I three thousand a week. I shall want I u presslon, retired Into his «hell. "My conditions." he said, lighting a J , to advertise," she added. “Your name TOO MUCH TOR 'PROF cigarette, “are. that the boats he al will be worth as much as your— man- I lowed to wia by fa ir means or foul." ner," she finished with her first touch u It was arranged that the race should I of shyness. I I take place the following morning. “The die la cast," laughed • Lord , The course selected was s short, tri- 1 Rollins boyishly, and put out a too L angular one of eighteen nautical miles. I white hand— the war had left him a r After much friendly bantering. Had- I bit delicate. I C The tee cart arrived, well laden with I « ley flnaHy arose. thin bread and butter, Devoosblre I e ' “I must bs going home,” said ba. cream and strawberries. The eltus- I , looking around for hla little fou^foat- ed friend, "aa a d ear eye tomorrow I tlon straightway became normal, fe r I | every one drifted In from various door- I j seems to be one of the requisites for ways, famished for tea. I | winning thia peculiar competition, a Why, where the deuce Is Cracker!" be | Lord Rollins never forgot that first I j suddenly asked In astonishment; “bq S tea party when, under hla ancestral j was here at my side not two mlnutaa roof, the entire M yra Dawson film couMaay partook of hla hospitality. ago!" , < Myra was constantly on the alert I , Thia was the signal for a general for scenes, and the conversation Jump* I-, search. t, 1 ed at random from Bngllsh springtime ( Gill and many others Joined In tba lo American ekyacrapera, but ever and search. anon Lord Rollins found that hla eyes At a very late hour, a tired and dis were meeting the pnlr e f brilliant ones I i appointed party dispersed to their belonging to Myra. homes to court the sometimes elusive “Topping summer this w ill be," be god of slumber. found blmeelf thinking, and for the But not so GUI. Returning by a | circuitous route to the yacht dub, he J first time since a bursting shell had stepped Into a boat which had evl-,1 flung him face downward on the bat tlefield Lord Rollins fe lt the warm dently been In waiting and was rowed, btood dancing through hla body with I out to hie yacht. t the sheer Joy of being alive. The captain stood at the rail, boat- I He proved neither a wonderful nor I hook 1^ hand, as the sailor unshipped (I yet a too bad movie actor. Hla move- hl« oar«; and Olli sprang on board. men is when under the scrutiny of dltlona, classify themselves as much “Wen, Cap." said ba. laughing, “I I Myra were a bit stilted, but she was I l e t t e r than other Italians, write« feel about as contemptible aa a pick Kenneths L. Roberta. The residents pocket. Did you have much trottbleF must encouraging and splendidly help ful. Working with her eras a pleasure of Bologna also boast of the mighty “None at all. Mr," answered the cap f a r I>eyaiiS any Lord Rollins had ex- I ir o n t. to which the city figured In tain. “We kidnaped him eaay. Ha ix.*rienced. The novelty, the excite- I the dark ages, and the same Is true didn't make a peep. An’ now ba’a m eui and the occasional delightful love I of Florence. Venire. Genoa and I l«a. steepin' peaceful on one of the tran scenes through which he acted with | I t hurts a» Italian to be lumped soms." In with other Italians. He wants M y ra all helped to lead him back to “Good! Now. Cap, If you’ll «ccom- 1 his direct classification linked with the pany me below, we’ll dlacuae tldea." the oldtime health and strength. It was during the third real of their I town or d ty from which he comes, snd A lo « « '*» «reto to "Tides, s lr F exclaimed the skipper recoud play, wpea, aa per direction, ha 1 la dlasattefled becAuee the United States in bewilderment I would he d itta to to i was prenslng a «mothering kiss on the | Hwmigration bureau divides nil It»l- “D oo>reak question«. Cap; every UgbtbMto b ea to « fair heroine's left cheek, that Lard I tens ae coming either from northern or thing w ill be explained to yau In due •stabllsfced many tot tog beacons, etoh ef Rollins spoke not reel hut real love southern Italy. time,” Gill laughingly replied. words. The following morning dawned ate for nearly tvd “1 love you. Myra." be said, while Oil Field In th« Arctic. bright and beautiful with a piping ebarto to 'fa a .^ A Ml the canx-ra ikmu k«q»« w lfh littg ; **l lis te In view of the present widespread breeae from the northwewt. - n ever loved anyone before— you will interest to the development of »be Promptly at the appointed hone. scansry. I» always • retto« m a rry me dear?" known oH-bearing areas of the world. Hadley, accompanied by a number <ff to reatin g t o f f t i - t o toW toA- “I leve yen. too," Myra told him It should not be forgotten l..et a to fellow aportamen, appeared at the house wltbtot • kaatitocto eoftly. and her cheek turned more tally new and, until the Inst few cluhbouaak A <«w minutee later. GUL « peritato* A closely to the hero’s, “bet 1 cannot be yenre, quite unsuspected source of this looking hpllow-eyed and tired, waa resa la that It frena t o W • the wife ef an English lord. 1 tun of fuel may be proved during the prerent, rowed «shore from hla fa c h t the temporary naeaaqty J very common birth, dear. My people slimmer In the sretlr. The exlstenee -W ell, Jack," he obaarved, entering; where be astgfct aet want 1 worked for a living." of oll-benrtog shales In Rpltxberyen the room, “you don’t look very chip The entire company as em a d sudden hat been known for some yearn. Il 1» per thia morning." ly ta have drifted in and taken up not generally known, however, that > For a reply, Hadley called hla attem trunl-rew position«, aa If scenting ro dinrevery of much greeter portent, tlon to a placard upon the wall which j mance spelled with a large R. than the existence of shale was made read: “Lost— A brown I sb-black Boa- "Dear heart," the yeusg lord cen- there last year. Rsinples of ,’ii* w hich ton bull answering to tba name af ’ ttaeed. dnconerloea of the Interest of bubbled te the surface of muddy p«o»r Cracker." I have, oo analysis proved to contain Gill turned and laid a hand oo hla an exceedingly high percentage of r-e troleum elements. Arrangements bavt friend’s shoulder. “I wouldn’t worry, been made by the owners of the ter old m an; he’s aura to ebow up event» ritory thoroughly to prospect th1« re ally." “1 hope he will," eald Hadlep wtot- glon at once. fu lly ; “I ’d rather loae a hundred yacht races than loae old Cracker." Ftaytofl to rt. As the sound of the preparatory gun Percy Noodles says that when ba rolled across the water, the two yacht» anted the capitalist's daughter If she swung away from their moorings and tbeaght It would kill her to give him commenced m an euvering off the dub- a word of aocournaeineni. she said bouse. 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