Sherman County observer., July 29, 1921, Image 2

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THE ÀMOaCAN n tC 5 A 3 B O a *n O M
July 29. 1921
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bar. O w ia « to h to ertppiadtoato, bo
his loW and old |T d a ll
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y o u r p lan n in g . d r n o t o v e rlo o k th e g re a t
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assistance y o u can ob t u n fro m a lly in g your sett
w ith a s tro n g w e ll m an ag ed b a n k . O p e n a n a o
co un t w ith , ua to -d a y a n d th u s begin a
<aa
which w ill stand y t a la govd »lead
during year» to c o t e
W e are alw ays re t. y to
advise w ith you concerning in v es te e:-:s
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• n i a t you in every w a y in our power.
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large arc w eko m c.
FA R M ER S’ STATE BANK
O re g o n
M o ro
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A genuine picture of rural Sow
England life is ‘ ’ Down Haem. ” the
Irvin V . W illa t production shown nt
the More Theatre Tuesday August
2nd.
A ll the deligh tful old land­
mark.« are there, from the blacksmith
«hop and the old fashioned fire depart
meet, to the village store where, amid
the mo laser« kegs and bolt« of
bleached muslin, tbe villagers congre­
gate to dii-cua« every topic f r o * the
latest invention in; rattrapa to why
Mary Ann Jenkins caught the meaalea.
Here also was taken up, day after
d iy , the question of Nancy Pelot •
goir g to Redburo, tbe next town to
J play the piano at a small wayside
l inn, ard whether or not in so doing
i abe was ruining her iepotation.
I
tbe gossip«? men and
| ’ lowed as bow she bad. but
i Chet T o d , strung. upright lad that
he was, scorned their idle cnatter
He was very much in love w ith tbe
i appealing juung g irl who struggled
so hard to make a livin g for beraelf
I and her aged father, and be determin-
IS T H E T IM E T O G E T
AFTER THE W EEDS
THE JUNIOR IMPROVED
RO TARY ROD
WEEDER
D o e s th e B u s in e s s
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S O L D B Y ---------------------------------------
MORO HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT COMPANY
AGENTS FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
CLOSE-OUTPRICES
Coal Oil Stoves
Iceless Refrigerators .
Washing Machines
Ice Cream Freezers
Steam cookers
AGENTS FO R
McCormick and Deering
Combines and Headers
Reapers and M o w ers
Also a Full Line of Extras for Above Machines
W ID E TRACK WAOONS
Also a Few Slightly Used Wagons a t Right
Prices
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
MORO, OREGO N
Iilopiioit Uankom | (Hilling (o
R. H. M c K e a n . M a n a g e r, W a a c o , O re g o n
Lime,
D E A L E R S IN
Plaiter, Cement,
* SupplU fi,
Builder*
L u m b e r, - W ood,
Coal,
Cedar Pwtfi. and Hay.
MANUFACTURERS OF
MILL FEED AND FLOUR.
Cecil B. DeMilles
s 4 W . l L Toroy
b i * . She 4o»s t e l
In the aaaas«4 the State o f
j 4 their marriage. I you and each o f you aro'roqulrod to
i ed to prove her innocence.
NOW
Starts
SîOOPJI-
MAthewgsLlvinogton, Proprietor«
II. l .
C. L. IlBLANO
FRIDAY
ideàieh
SHOW
Starts
8:00 PJL
Production
bar «bildbood friendship appear and answer the Amended Coe»-
w itb Jim D irk . osa of s farm er, who p la in t «4 tba p la in tiff in tba above en>
ha, )u-t relu m ed from agricultural tille d «nit an or before six
college- When Beth contrasts Jim from the date e4 tba Aral publication
Pawidw aba return« J im ’s love. I of thia, aim nw n , M hereinafter set
But David has been such a benefactor forth, and la cam of year fa ilu re m
and friend th a t she is loath to ta ll to do tbe p la in tiff w ill apply to tbe
h i * that abe does wot love h i * .
She Court for tbe r e lie f demanded to her
elopes w ith J im . leaving it to her Amended Complaint, natoely: Per a
father to te ll tbe n rw . to David. The decree «4 tba above entitled Court
e f D avid ’s d r e e * of love, that tbe agreement m set forth in her
hearted and h it- Amended Com plaint between L ain
Tbe fath er angered by whet Moore, aaothor o f Levon Moore. •
•a cruelty to Devid, minor.and W . B. T o n y , dacaamd. be
, labor« et hie anviL speeifteally enforced; th a t a trust be
He prays be * a y never see bar agate impratesd upon tba residue e f tbe
•nd strangely uusogh. be is blinded I «state o f W . B. Toroy, daomaad. now
by «parka due to his careleaanem. I in tbe bands of L . L . Peats, admiaia-
“Something to Think About”
Also a Good Ttoo-Reel Comedy
T u e sd a y A u g u st 2
“DOWN HOME”
An
Irvin Willat Production
Meanwhile, Ruth and J i a ba»« tokan tra to r e f aaM estate, and that tbe
a tin y borne ia tbe city where Jim earns be ordered paid ever to ptoia-
jo in a a “ «and nag” crew in an under-1 t i f f ’s guardian fo r bar a m and benefit,
w ater tunnel. As he «tarts fo r work fo r p la in tiff’s costs and dieburm-
Ruth tel to him tbe secret I ments. and fo r end» other and farth er
beraelf u ntil th at | r e lie f m to the Court shall
Bugler’s Comedy Animal Circns
and proper in the premises.
A cavw-ie eexan in a chamber of I
This fhwaaanne to served upon yen
tu ,
and Jim wbo m ight have by publication in conformity w ith an
saved him self, plugs op a w ater bole I order o f tba above en titled Court,
F. W . B O Y E R
AThus you are introduced to tbe to save the father of the kiddie, who made and entered on the 27th day of
various character« in 4’Down Home,
worked w ith him He to unable to June. M i l , which m id order requires
and from this beginning to tbe very escape after tba others and to drown- th at you and each o f you «ball appear
end, your keen interest is sustained. ed. L e ft destitute, Ruth finds e m -|a n d «newer p la in tiff’s Amended Com­
It i , , w ell
s p le n d id ly ^ r e c w ^ r -
t
i„ t
t o | p W r t „ e r before six weeks from
rea listica lly staged story. The t e n s e her
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u
o date
condition, «he is forced to give t it t lt I h
tbe
date of tbe first publication of
rsm atie incidents that occur in the up. Sbe supports herself as a char- thia summons, which m id to July tot,
lives of these “ home fo lks’ are re­
lieved by delightful flashes of humor,
resulting in a well-balanced, highly
satisfactory entertainment.
Good Me» Are Wasted
Tl.e great want of today 1» men,
aays Pennsylvania Farmer. Men who
can’t he bought and sold. Men with
vote« too honest to sell them. Men In
office, too honest to bay them. Men
who think twice before they sp**«k,
thrice before they act, and four time«
before they vdte. Men quick to see
and prompt to act.
Men who will
«tand for right, firm a« a rock, though
[M»wen» und part,«*« crumble, and all
around seem s chaos and confusion.
Men prompt to condemn wrong, wheth­
er found in high place« or low. Men
who can look the world and the devil
In the face and trtl the truth. Men
too- large for sectarian bond«. Men
who know thelr m essage anjl can tell
It and «top when done. Men who mind
their own business. Men who know
bow to work and are willing to eat
what they earn ami wear what they
have paid for. Men too brave and
true to betray a trust for aclf-Inter-
est.
Plumbing and Tin Work
H eating Plants Installed -
woman, but is obliged to give this up 11321
also. In despair sbe returns home to
.
find her father blind, and he in bis
unforgiving bitterness, turns bar out
of the bouse.
I
Taking refuge in a barn, she to | Address:
«bout to hang beraelf when David
bia dog discover her. She collapses.
«nd although David no longer loves I
her, he m arries her to give her a n am e..
RuO.-» child to bom » d M li r a .
D a v id .'
lit..
The
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f a r 5ato at a
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Complete Stock of Pip« and PI limbing Materials
P . Dumont S m ith,
W . C. Bryant,
Carlton L . Pepper,
Attorney» fo r Plaintiffs.
Moro. Oregon.
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p , „ ™ (or .n g li n , and a t a 0.1(1.- 8 tu d ^ » k « ■ « « : t - . t n e o b . t o r .
In -
b o rin , m ill pood B — O I blind a o » l a r | y » ~ * Suoi« «- B - t m g . r . f .d . ,
PARRY BUILDING, flORO, OREGON
O A L IT T L E M IS S IO N A R Y W O R K IN YOUR
idle days by telling your neighbors of the good
qualities of Tbe Observer.
If you can't get tbeir tub-
«cri j>iioii8. fiend us their ttihlregHex *ind we w ill send
them sample copiée. We paw for all Holiciting your 9rt
D
wbo becomes his boon companion. Moro. Oregon.
Ruth seeks to regain D avid’» love,
but without aneeaaa.
Baeanea of alack husineaa, commen
Sbe ia about to give up in despair c ia * July 1st, my plumoing shop w ill
when the old bouoekeeper suggests to ba closed except evenings ard San
her that the exercise of the power of day».
F . W . Boyer.
“ rig h t th in k in g ” m ight adjust aaat-
ters. She agrees end as David is
reading in the lib rary, Ruth a.xi the
housekeeper hold the thought of Ruths
love over him .
brawn by an in ­
visible force. David goes to Ruth's
room, and realising that be loves her,
he throws awav his crutches and Ruth
fa lls in hla arms. Danny, her son
learns that his blind angler friend to
his grandfather and filled w ith “ love
thoughts,” the child leads him home
were David, Ruth, Luke and the boy
The use of advertisements In con­
nection with church activities Is not enjoy a happy reunion.
new. Still, there 1« an element of
novelty in the advertising campaign
While a plane that w ill carry 100
recently conducted by the Washington
passengers and cross the Atlantic la
Fe<lemtlon of Churches, which has
36 hours la an accomplishment. It la
undertaken to carry on a go-to-diurch-
likely that Inventtve genius «till feels
on-Sunday movement with the aid of
called npon to persevere toward
poster«, street car card« and newn-
that will transport a fellow across
pa|H*r and magazine space«, advertis­
and get him back at what a wife would
ing tbe federation's appeal for more
consider a reasonable boor.
general church attendance, says Chris­
tian Science Monitor. An Interesting
A Chicago girl who
phase of the whole matter 1« that the
for stealing, accounts fo r her misstep
fe<leratb>n Is proceeding on the frank
by asking: “What else can a girl with
| assumption that a large proportion of
a college education da when she can
Washington people never think of go­
only earn fi« a wfiekT" She might get
ing to church at all.
a kitchen education and go to work.
Mankind ha« e\er been engaged In
What American consumers want
a queM. Tbe golden grail, the foun­
to
know
la
if
America
can
tain of youth, the passage to India,
give Europe bread from American
north pole— the list 1« myriad that In
vucceaslon have lured the Argonauts gialn cheaper than Americana get It.
why a big drop In wheat prices over
of the ages. But perh»»p« the most
here maker, no difference?
Interesting, If not the most exciting.
1.« the quest cf the missing link, which
That there are benefits to be de­
will bind tbe chain of the evolution­
rived by the pupil In school from prop­
ist« into one continuous concatenation
er feeding will be acknowledged road-
Tbe nuturullst eagerly examines the
lly by the grown-np boy of today who
skull of a mini or beast, exhumed from
gat out of 1« by taking tba taacher an
the eurth ufter centuries of repose
to s»*e If he can bridge tbe cliastn apple.
that Has between man and beast.
“Our timber Is being liv'd up four
times ns fast as the new supply can
tie grown. Three-fifths of the nation's
original tlml»er lias been destroyed.”
Hence, the present high price of wood
for fuel or as pulp for paper making,
also the high price of lumber of all
kinds. Probably It Is true also that
profiteering has something to do with
the high prices. A wise policy by na­
tion snd state toward forestry Is grad
ually needed. Protection against fire
Is a first essential.
A Canadian professor predict» that
In 80 to 100 yeats It will he possible
to make long-dlsta «ee weather for»
casta by studying the sun.
If that
should prove true, tbe astronomers
will have achieved a reputation equal
to that now enjoyed by muskrat houses
■ nd goo«e bodes.
There 1« money enough and i?i
[arc brain« eno*’rfc In this evautry to
effect a aane and equitable Adjust «Mat
of baalnem condl;lon» without «hock,
¡provided greed can 6« h*.d to check.
Anyway, we douh‘ if «ny blue law
I «cheme that might
adopted would
|succeed In suppre«*.lng the k l* . The
[ gena theory couldn’t do I t
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The marines have enlisted a man
six feet nine Inches tall, or about tha
height of the average marine, accord­
ing to stories circulated la the Ger­
man army toward the end of the war.
a
prisoner In a New York court
i« id a fine of fi2 with a fil bill that
had been raised to a tan, was given
18 In change and walked away. The
jodge Is disposed to reopen the « «
He holds that the prisoner overlooked
the formality of asking the court
whether It had anything to say why
something should net ba fiaasad an It.
The American Legion la still trying
to Induce th« goem m ent to cut the
red tape for fhe beoedt of , dto
abled former service meu. bat •» Jtat
the government has not beau aroused
beyond tbe point of tottasatlag that
it may consider the affvtoaMllty «4
doing eometbing.
JOB PRINTING
PLACE ÏODR ORDER FOR M O
NO»
We are now in position to deliver Wood
f. o. b. the car at Moro, DeMoss, Erskine
or Hay ( ’anyon at the following cash price». •.
16— inch Fir Wood, 1st Growth at
-
$10.60 per cord
16 - inch Pine Wood, E xtra Quality
-
10.60 per cord
-
6.50 per cord
4 -
foot Fir Slab, Extra Quality
Utah and Rock Spring« Coal at Equally Ix>w Price».
CALL and SEE US
Two or more can join in taking delivery
theieby securing carload rates,
Pay Cash and Save $ $
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Building naterlals of All Kinds.
W . K. Johnoon, M a n a g e r
Wanted—A job o4 wheat baallog or |
harvest work w ith four good boruoo.
Piofor hoodor or «anhino driving.
Joe Oray, Frtoad, Oragoa.
For 8 a l « ~ l l head of oralaa, broke
and anhroko. Nona over aovao yoara
old, bat a ll old aoough to work.
For
particulars w rite or aoe R . P . Hula«,
on the Roodoon r«pab at
Dufur. Qw*
MORO
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OREGON
P S . S ’po— you know lumber’» way down—about half tail yedr'i price