Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, April 07, 1922, Image 2

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MORO BASEBALL LJNEUP
Chwfc ftawj
The Presbyterians ara planning for
an Easter program to ba given Eaater
Sunday, A pril 16th.
It ia intended
to pine« t^ is program in charge o f
the Sunday School. The church and
the Sunday School w ill moat in one
service that d a y ; the hour net for the
exereiaee being 10 JO. A special
o fferin g for foreign missions w ill bo
taken at that tim e.
Wanted!
A carload of second-hand
Any number taken, from
i to 50,000.
Phone or see me at the Farmers’
Elevator in Moro. At once!
A. B. R id dell.
8unday. the fth , gt the county Fair
grounds dfaaneod. lforo and Waaco
w ill eaoas bats’ and hurl a wicked
pellet in a practice game.
Manager
Mathesrs has confidence in his
and thinks the team w ill show the
reel s t u f f even in • this fir st gam e.
The b ettin g lineup is given as follows-.
WEAR ONLY ON THE OUTSIDE
Driving on H y d ro -T o ro n tires w ill give you a
new experience— a pleasing certainty of u ninter­
rupted mileage that is not possible w ith a n y
other tire. T h e y sim ply w on't go dow n u n til
they have delivered their fu ll quota o f mileage
—-an d frequently exceed th a t quota. L e t us
prove these claim s by putting one, tw o or four
tires on you r car now.
The annual congregational m eeting
o f Moro Preebytorfan church wee held
in the church auditorium la st Thurs­
day evening follow in g a pot-luck sup­
per served in the basement of the
church.
Several were present from the coun­
try in spite o f the bed roads caused
that evening by a heavy rain.
M O R O . OREGON.
Leaders in the various departments
of church a ctiv ities made concise and
Ei *ered as second clast matter • ( the
pùat c ± c e at M o ro , O re g o n , July 25, 18^1 interesting reports o f their depart­
m ental work for the past year. C. J .
Thompson made the report for the o f­
ficers; G. B. Bourhill for the trustees;
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Mrs. Muir for the Sunday School;
Manager. Mrs. T. C. Lee for the Cradle R oll;
C. L. I reland
G. B. Coleman for the Home Depart­
m ent; Miae Ruth McClelland for the
Foreign Advertising Renew
Young People’s 8ociety, which is con­
T H E A M H G C A N PRESS A S S O C IA T IO N
ducted join tly with the Methodist
A p ril 7. 1922 church; Reverend Hanson read the
F R ID A Y
pastor’s report.
The reports showed an enrol fment
STATION INSTALLS STILL
in Sunday School of 85, average w in­
The local ex p erim en t, station hae. ter month" attendance 68; Cradle Roll
tecently installed electric equipment enrollm ent 41, of which 11 were add
for a s till and soil oven. The s t ill ia ed last year; Home Department en­
not used to manufacture the usual rollm ent 18, several out o f town1 and
product, but for making d istilled some reached by m ail.
Officers elected for the ensuing veer
water needed for soil nitrate analysis.
The soil oven and s till were formerly terms were R. C. Byers and M. G.
equiptd with gasoline burners. E lec­ Melxer aa elders; tru stees: Eugene
tricity serve* the purpose much better Amidon, Dewey Thompson, G. B.
and dees away with the danger o ‘ Bourhill, Hans Thompson Otto Peetz;
explosion and fire, always present treasurer, G. B. Bourhill; assistant
treasurer, A. C. Thompson.
when gasoline is used.
Financial reports for the year show
•The soil moisture and nitrate in v es­
tigations at the station are being done receipts by the church trustees to be
by Mr. G. A. M itchell- Much v a l­ $2878 01, balance on hand $38.57. *8un
uable data, which w ill later be pub­ day School receipts during the year
lished in a bulletin, is being obtained $290.95, balance on hand $48.80.
on the way different methods of soil Dorcas Society receipts during the
tilla g e influence the m oisture arid year $267.82, balance on hand $108.75.
A budget presented by the trustees
plant food in the soil.
for the ensuing year amounting to
$2861.40 was adopted.
The officer* of the church were in­
THE GREAT DELUSION
structed to take step* to celebrate on
. It is that life insurance can be se ­ J u ly 10, 1922, the 36ih anniversary of
cured at ar.y tim e. Particularly the the church organizatioa. A vote of
young man of man of middle age thanks was extended the Methodist
THINKS that he can get a policy ary church for their helpful cooperation
day he decides he wants it. “ No, not during the pest year. A vote of aym
today, come around six months from pa thy was extended to Mr. and Mrs
n o w .” As if he had a guarantee of J. F. Foes and fam ily in the serious
the future in his pocket, signed and illn ess of Mrs. Foes. ,
sealed by the Master of human destiny.
Rev. B. F. Harper from M ilton
Y et every ninth man who applies is hereupon took change of the m eeting,
rejected. S tartling! And the men upon the withdrawal of Reverend
who apply are not invilads. Only the Hanson, and the business of choosing
men who think they have a chance a permanent pastor was taken up
apply. That makes the sta tistics more Rev. Henry G. Hanson was quickly
sta r tlin g !
chosen Dy motion duly seconded and
What is your number? Do you know? unanimous ballot vote o f a ll present
Are you he ninth man? Do not put at the present salary w ith one month’s
o ff doing that which you w ill event­ vacation dach year and free use o f the
ually do insure against the future, manse. The elders and trustees were
whether it be old age or death. Ask inatruted to sign the ca ll and C. J
J. L. Stewart about the rates and Thom peon was designated to proseute
policies of the Security Life.
the same at Presbytery.
TORON (No-Rot) FABRIC
E v e ry la y e r c f fa b ric 1» tre a te d w it h T o ro n , w h ic h ba»
a d efin ite aiM nity (sr rubb er »nd resist« th e ila m > t< » {
effect* c i w a te r and a ir. T h e bo lding po w er of la y e r«
to each oth er, of tre a d and cushion stock end a ll part»
o f the tir e , is v a s tly in creased— SO per cent greater, in
fa c t, th a n ia average tires. T o ro n fa b ric has m uch
g re a te r tensile s tre n g th th a n fa b ric c o t ao tre a te d .
INTERNAL HYDRAULIC EXPANSION
T h is n e w proceee m akes it poeeible for us to gay t h a t
H y d ro -T o ro n U rea a re in S ra e tte a lly a ll caeca u n b le m ­
ish e d ; t h a t th e re are no ' seconds,” th a t separations,
w ith res u ltin g etone-bruise, rim -c u t, and b lo w o u t are
s o i n t r u n kn o w n th a t w e are able to g u ara n te e 19.000
m iles of road service a g a in s t these com m on troubles.
I t m eans th a t H y d ro -T o ro n Ure» arc p e rfe c tly v u lc a n ­
ised, bo th inside a n d o u t
Big A> Cords — Better T h an Cords
T o ro n fabric not o n ly prolongs th e life o f tire s on the
w heels, b u t pre ve n ts spars tire s and tire s on the
d ealer's racks from go in g bod. T h e T o ro n eSa/a the
tir e —fa b ric and rubber— a g a in s t the d iffere n t form a of
deteriorotton . R em em ber, the 10/W0 m ile w r itte n gu ar-
antee prevent» y o u a g a in s t stone-bruises, rim -c u t and
b lo w o u t.
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514.50
17.50
21.30
24.60
28.25
29.75
30.40
34 X 4
37.85
82 X4i
39.10
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40.30
84 x ,H
35 X4*
42.16
45 85
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48.60
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30 X 8i
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33 X 4
M o r o , O r o tr o n
S. V. Guddeback
Proprietor
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TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COftP’Y
W . K. Johnson,
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BÜJL L D I N G
Manager
O x e g -o x x
M A T E R IA L
WOOD
COAL
CEM ENT ’ PLA STER
L IM E
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fer i t e t e
, THURSDAY, APRIL 20 th
CARL LAEMM LE offers
"NO WOMAN KNOWS”
The Amazing Story of
FA N N Y HERSELF
The'famous Novel by
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E d z n a F erb er
U n iv e r s a l-J e w e l P r o d u c tio n
Directed by TOD BROWNING
The* man who made “OUTSIDE THE'LAW ”
MORO THEATRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 20th
A d m is s io n , 2 O c a n d 4 O c , in c lu d in g t a x .
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You- Want the Best
Krackie............................Catcher
S chw artz......................... Pitcher
Clark........................... Shortstop
R u tle d g e .. . . ’..................1st Base
W ilso n ..............................2nd Base
C u llin s................................3d B ess
W iedm en.................... ‘.L e ft F ield
W e have the Fam ous
For S ale—One Fontoon tractor; one
McCormick combine; one new doable
disc 7-foot; one doable disc 11-foot
one double disc 9-foot; e ll in good re
pair. W ill sell or trade for good
young horses or m ules. H. B. Belsbe
Moro, Oregon.
W alter T. Ginn, and w ife and four
children, from W alla W alla are v isit
ing in Moro at the home o f Mr. Ginn’s
brother, R. J. Ginn. Making the trip
via auto th ey left their home at 7 :16
a. n j., stopped east o f A rlington for
a roadside lunch, and arrived In Moro
at 2:15 Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mr«. T. B. Searcy return­
ed Tuesday from M cM innville, where
they were called by the iliners of
Mrs. Searcy’s father,' John W. S h el­
ton, aged 88 year« end 10 monhta at
the tim e of hie paaalng. Mr. Shelton
waa an early pioneer o f Yamhill
county. Six son* and two daughters
survive him, all but one of his child­
ren being with him In hi* last
moments.
The deal by which John Matthes
acquires the Deschutes Garage from
Don C. Wheat waa concluded thia week.
Mr. Matthes ayUI only have the stor­
age and tire departments o f the gar­
age. the repair shop and battery equip­
ment having been bought by W alter
H. W illiam s.
Mr. W beet received
thru the deal Mr. Matthes farm near
Bourbon, known as the John Brown
place.
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Canton Chilled and Steel Plows i n
Vulcan Chilled Plows
and at the Right Price
We have in Stock a Special Gride of Oil
for Lights and Incubators
Steel and Wood
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Drag Harrows and
Disc Harrows'
C hief Yoeman W illiam Lamborn,
eon of Mrs. Elwood Lamborn, post­
m istress at DeMoes end brother o f Mrs.
Ben Crews and Mrs 8 . Royse. who
has spent six years in the N avy, has
returned home. Mr. Lamborn entered
the Yoeman school in Philadelphia
several years ago and upon graduation
from there w ent into the Navy proper.
He cruised m ostly In the P a cific, and
was in China aad Siberia a great part
of the tim e. He received his papers in
San Francisco and from there came
me. He w ill probably lo c a te -in
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GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
MORO, OREQON
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$ 5 .8 0
T h is F a m o u s U p t o -D a t e W e s t in g h o u
COMING
To The Dalles
Dr. M e lle n th in
T y p e M E lectric Iron
Regular Price $8.50
U n t il A p r il 8 t h
$ 5 .8 0
S p e c ia lis t
In In te rn a l fled ic inc For The
Past Eleven Years.
DOES NOT OPERATE
W ill be at
The Dalles Hotel
T H E IRON T H Ä T W O M E N D E S IG N E D
Monday and Tuesday
April 17th and 18th
Office Hours: lo a . m . to 4 p. m.
Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase one of these
wonderful new model, Westinghouse Irons at this
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE UNTIL APRIL 8th
T w o D a y s O n ly
S h e r m a n E le c t r ic G o.
N o Charge For Consultation
Dealers in E le c tric a l A ppliances of A ll K inds
Dr. M ellenthin is a regular graduate
in m edicine and surgery and is licensed
by the sta te of Oregon. He v isits
professionally the more important
towns and c itie s and offers to a ll who
c e ll on th is trip free consultation, ex
cept the expense of treatm ent when
desired.
According to his method of . treat
ment be does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, g a ll stones, ulcers of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He ha* to h is credit wonderful re
su its in disease* o f the stomach, liver,
bow els, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
kidney, bladder, b ed w ettin g, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, scia tica , leg
ulcers and rectal ailm ents.
If you have been a ilin g for any
length of tim e and do not g et any
better, do not fa il to call, a* improp­
er measures rather than disease are
very often the cause of your long
standing trouble.
Remember the above date, that con
saltation on this trip w ill be free and
that his treatm ent to d ifferen t.
Married women must be ac-otn
W anted: Used Pontoon w ith equip panied by their husbands.
Address: 336 Boston Block, Minne
ment to trade for used 1918 Fonl
Touring in good condition—new paint. ap olis, Minn.
Gannett Motor Co., Ford and Pontoon
Dealer, The D alles, Oregon
Observer advertising pays.
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T H E S E A S O N FOSf P L O W S
IS APPROACHING
On Friday evening, April 14th, a
8.
Spalding................ Center Field
special Good Friday service w ill be
9. M edaris.......................R ight F ield
held at the PreeLyterian church, at 8
Tom lin................„ ..........U tility
o'clock. The pastor w ill preach on
Work on the fa ir grounds baseball
“ Three Thoughts Form the Croon.’ ’
lira . Roy Kunsman w ill sin g “ Bear­ diamond during the past ten days has
ing H is C ro e a /' a solo sp ecially ap­ placed it in good-shape. The jud ges’
stand has been moved and home plate
propriate to the message.
is 76 fe e t from and directly in front
The Union m eeting next Sunday
o f the grandstand, th is being one
evening at the Presbyterian church
g reet improvement. Forrest Peetz,
w ill take place at 8 o ’clock. The
Charlie W alker, Cap Rutledge, Char­
sermon w ill be by Rev. U. C. Smoth­
lie McKinney and Henry Barnum did
er* on “ H eaven ."
Boost o f the work on the grounds. Roy
Pow ell and Joe Peters each loaned
four horses for tw o days.
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
T h e O b server
Hydro-Toron Tires
.
The baseball season opens la Jforo
Another pre-Easter sermon w ill be
given n ex t Sunday morning a t the
Presbyterian church by Rev. Henry G.
Hanson, the theme being “ L ife thru
D eath.*'
Sacks
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E v e r y th in g
S o ld o n a S t r i c t l y G u a r a n t e e B a s i l
T he fTjoro H o te l
W . M. W a lk e r, Hanager
MORO
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OREQON
A Modern Tile and Concrete Constructed Building
Built by Moro Community for the General Public
ST E A M H E A T E D
E L E C T R IC L IG H T S
Bath and Hot and Cold W ater in Every Room
Special Monthly Rates for Room or Board
Ï K n ^ . : d„7..y, iFTCUW IKTTBSiaOBIin
Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
We state it as our honest
belief (hat the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality (and hence o f better
taste) than in any other
cigarette at the price.
Uggttt St Mjtrt Ttbttn &,
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Chesterfield
C IG A R E T T E S
o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
Lower Priore
30 now iftc
10 now Be
(Two ì r t - t f e )