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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1922)
✓ T h e O b server At a recent meeting of a London lit Ostrich Egg Exhibited at Casiectloaery NOTICE BEEHIVE A mammoth ostrich egg was the TO WHOfi IT MAY CONCERN: WHEREAS, the State Gama Coas- subject of paramount Interest in the Mathews and Livingston confectionery misaion of the State of Oregon is H i r n i as seeoad clavo matter at the authorised under Section 8, Chapter Special on Wednesday, thu 12th. pa«i «Ace at Moro. Oregoa, Jaly2S, 1891 Atteatiea Mr. Livingston, who recently ac 66, G eneral-Lew s of*Oregon, 1921, ivea te companied the Oregon Shrinera to the to cloee any^epen season or open any HORT national convention in San Francisco, cloeed season In any county or district ORDERS told the fascinating story of how he of the State ef Oregon for the shoot aay Ü bm came into possession of the huge egg ing end possession of game animals C. L. I r e l a n d ......... .» .M a n a g e r. of day that is now on exhibition in a show and birds: NOTICE fa hereby given that t ie case in his establishment. Special F iw ba A i. I trails, luxuriously furnished, present S U U Game Commission of the SU le THE AMERA AN WKSS ASSOCIATION ing »Very convenience for- the of Oregon hw made and entered end F R ID A Y ..................In ly 14. 1922 comfort and pleasure of the Shrinera, does hereby Issue the following ORDER swept thru the grandeur of Oregon That the open season aa defined in and California. Gires Oat Aste Facte The chef, whose marvelous skill Chapter 162, 8ection 2, of the General was evinced by the tem pting and Laws of Oregon of 1921, for hunting, Thera had been registered in Ore palatable dishes that he placed upon killing, taking or having in possession, gon up to the night of June SO a total the spotless tables, sought out every alive or dead, the following named of 109,001 motor «are, 2425 motor- avenue to satisfy the faintest whim game animals and game birds respect cycles, 423 dealers, 8801 chauffeurs, of the taste of the pilgrim s. At ively, shall be as follows to w it: and 198,286 operators, according to a The open season for deer through- length he exhausted his list of rare report prepared by Sam A. Koxer, out the entire state shall be and is delights.?- But his ever-resourceful secretary of state. hereby declared to be from August cerebrum was not to be balked. The total receipts from the license The ostrich farms of California are Oth to October 31st of each year, fees for the first six months of the immense, far-reaci i ’g. And an os both dates Inclusive. year 1922 aggregate >2,973,378, or The open season for quail and or daintily T h e b ureau o i eoucution estimates trich egg, soft-boiled, >819,637 in excess of the receipts for Chinese pheasants in all sections of fried, is the food par excellence—even the same period during the year 1921. that $15,000,000 was spent iu this Formerly the Albert the sU U where there is an open to the most royal royalty that ever The increase was 88 per cent. *■* y country last year currying pupils to season therefor, shall be and is here t Daring the month of June 1922. a school In free conveyances, and that swung a sceptre T h e D alles' N ew est and Best So the chef placed before the by declared to be from October 16th total of 2621 motor cars, 160 motor represents a considerable advance upon H o s te lry . to October Slat of each year, noth cycles, 690 chauffeurs and 3784 opera the period when attendance was se Shrinera in the dining car—ostrich dates inclusive. CENTRALLY. LOCATED eggs, cooked to a degree unsurpassed tors were licensed. Of this number cured merely by (brushing the run The open ksason for grouse or in fire tastiness. Mr. Livingston 861 of the motor car registrations aways. Sherman County Headquarters was so delighted and charmed with native pheasants in aH sections of n.presenttd new machines or cars that J. r . MATH, the state where there is an open had not previously been licensed in Among our commonest lies In this the new dish that he caused the chef shining gold 1 season, is declared to be from August T h e D s d lo e - • Oregon. Of the 690 chauffeurs regis era of inechanlcul progress and triumph to be the recipient or trations 91 were reregistered and 599 Is the remark of the man whose self coin. And, on the side, he came 20th to September 20th of each year, new registrations. AH of the opera- • starter won’t work ut the crucial mo into the good graces* of the chef, both dates inclusive. The open season for aage hen» in tors were new registrations. ment, as the Interested crowd gathers who smuggled to our confectioner the On the basis of the first six months that this Is the very first time his cur over-size oddity now exhibited as the all section» of the »Ute where there Gilliam sud Wheeler Ceuaties moht curious curiosity that ever is an open season, 1» declared tSo be » of the year, the secretary of state | ever gave him the slightest trouble. from July 16th OF July 81st of each rolled into Moro. estimated that the receipts for the Addendum: The egg was laid year, both dates inclusive. present 12 months w ill aggregate The open season for prairie chlck- Monday by a Buff Orpington hen owned >3,250.000 and that the'num ber of The Department of Agriculture does i ens in all sections of the. state where by C. L Ireland, and it measures in motor vehicles w ill total 730,000. not report that the recent severe FOR SALE circufnferences, six and seven-eighths there is an open season, la /ieclared weather hns ruined the prospects for inches the short way b y eight and ' to be from October 16th to October A night boat service between The a bumper Ice crop. seven-eighths inches the long way. It 31st of each year, both dates in- ' elusive. Dalles and Portland w ill be inaugu Just 1.032.000 adult Inhabitants of weighs five .and one-fourth ounces. NOTICE le also hereby given that rated by the steamer Teal after July New York city are not citizens of the the changes in the open seasons made Upper Main Street, opp. Gerate 15th. Three trips a week w ill be made leaving The Dalles about 6 United States and about 2,000,000 Road 'Rough Finished’ to Grass Valley by this Order in no wise affects the more act as If they are not. | bag limit« or other regulations CONDON. ORE. p. m..on alternate days. The editor of the Observer took a provided by law respecting th« bunt- trip over the route of the new S h e lv in g for, killin g, taking or having in man Highway sbuth of Moro on possession, alive or dead, of such Tuesday morning with Supt. A. D. I game animals and game birds. Emery, in charge of the construction ( Any and all persona hunting for, work for Baures & Bauree, the con- killing, U king or having in poa ames stewart session, alive or dead, any daer, tracting firm. We learned that the new grade is quail, Chinese pheasants, grouse or “ rough finished” all the disUnce native pheasants, sage hens and (or) C. V. BELK N A P, Proprietor. between Moro and Grass Valley with prairie - chickens in the State of the exception of about a m ile and a 1 Oregon, in violation of thia order, quarter on the E. H. Moore farm, w ill be prosecuted aa by law pro- 8H ER M A N CO U N TY Near the O. P. King farm three rock vided. cuts have been “ shot” and are waiting Dated at Portland, Oregon, this 2M2BB2MIMM • •»■....— .—--- to have about 2000 yards of rock 12th day of 4un«. A. D ., 1922. moved to put that Section to grade. Oregon » Stgte Game Commission X Æ o x o , - ---------© x e g - o x x . By I. N. Fleiachner Between the slaughter house and the DEPUTIES V Chairman L. V. Moore farm, the course of the , By Geo. H. Kelly creek has been changed _ih several j L . •«badewke, * Dr Jes. Sauederv.V.S ,Z , Commissioner places and now has a straight course : Kent Ore. M o r o . Ore. W . H . Meyer, Wseco. with the highway between the creek I By Blaine Hallock Commissioner and the railroad. Close to the By M. A. Lynch slaughter house concrete abutments Commissioner have been built for a 34-foot bridge. P a y n e a n d iF o w lIe , P r o p s . Drainage ditches have been plowed i By L. E. Bean Commissioner along the sides of the new grade R u fu s - - O re g o n • ’ - - * ready for the blade leveler to raise the crown of the grade ready for rock Notice ef Sheriff. Sale All who plan canning Fruit this surfacing. year should place their orders By virtuejof an execution judg It is expected that the King Con struction Co., sub-contractors for ment order duly issued by the Clerk with Fleck Orchards. Phone the macadam, w ill move their crusher of the Circuit Court of the County of j 22F11 Wasco, in advance. outfit from DeMoas to the new location Marion, State of Oregon, dated thia on Nigger ridge probably by the 28th day of June, 1922, in a certain first of the week. At the new quarry action in the Circuit Court for said location 15,000 yards of rock have County and State wherein Mary H. been blasted and is waiting for the Rucker as plaintiff recovered judg crusher to start work. The rock is ment against John R. Rucker for the not quite up to the quality found at sum of >26.00 per month. Support of DeMuss, but mixed with it is a large Minor Child, and costa and disburse amount of Hint rock in a large variety ments taxed at twenty four and 40-100 of colors ranging from deep purple dollars, on the 4th day of December, to bright mahogany, with vaiied 1919. Notice is hereby given that I w ill, shades of red, amber, and green. If the output should run strongly on the 12th day of August, 1922, at the to this grale of rock it w ill give front door of the County Court House color to the highway surface, make in Moro in aaid County, at ten o ’clock a fine surface for traffic, but will be in the forenoon of said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder hard oh tires. “ _ ., The present plan is to complete for cash, the following described the grade and surface the highway property, to w it: E.J of W.J and from the top of Nigger ridge to Grass NJ of N.E.J and SEJ of N .B i Sec. 28,8. Valley first and finish the section from S. Range 18 East W.M ., S.EJ and the top of the ridge to Moro later. SE.J of N.E.J Section 21, 8 South Except for some places that need Range 18, East W .M ., containing addltienal dressing with rock the 480 acres, more or leas, all In Sherman Sherman Highway grade is now County, Oregon, taken and levied finished between Moro nd Wasco. upon as the property of the aaid John There is yet some work to be dot e R. Rucker, or an much thereof aa in the way of fencing, culvert guards, may be necessary to satisfy the aaid and ditching before this section is judgment in favor of Mary H. ready foivfinal inspection by the state Rucker against said John R. Rucker with interest thereon, together with highway engineering department. ? Unusual difficulties have been met all coats and disbursement» that have by Baures & Baures in the completion or may accrue. Hugh Chrisman, Sheriff. of their contract for the highway. Dated at Moro, Oregjn, July 10th, They had expected to complete a large . fit 7-14 8-11 part of their contract last winter, 1922. but (he long season of unusual snow put a stop to any work until well Notice aloyg in the spring. Since then In the County Court of the State of they have made rapid progresF. Oregon for Sherman County. In the matter of the estate: of On the return trip of E. R. Barzee William A. Futter, Deeeased. and family from »ho Metolious, where To all whom It may concern. they spent the Fourth, they saw the Notice is * hereby given that Mary effects of an incipient war between Elizabeth Futter ia the duly appointed, sheep and stock men at the mouth of qualified and acting executrix of the the Metolioua river. A bridge had ill of the above named deceased, 1 2 - f o o t to 2 4 - f o o t been built over the river five mi lee and all persons having claims against from the mouth, to be used as a short said estate are hereby required to cut by sheep men driving to their present the same, with proper vouch • 1 mountain range The cattle men ap ers attached thereto, to eaid executrix peared in armed force on the 4th at Pendleton, Oregon, within # six ORDERS PROMPTLY FORWARDED when all were away and cut the months from the 16th day of June, BY MAIL, TRUCK OR EXPRESS bridge L m i m , letting it drop int<i 1922. Mary Elisabeth Futter. the river. MORO. OREGON. Qffiail Pipg far Stami fataj. erary club an author gave an address on the subject, -Why W riter Leet any one should accuse him of adopting^ any pose of literary Pharisaism. h< frankly treated hla theine autobio graphically. and for thia purpose set out arithmetically hla motives (a) when he first began to write and (b) at the present day. In the first case the total was made up of 50 per cent ambition,. 25 per cent vanity, 20 per cent the urge to earn a living and 5 per cent something to say. In tb* second case ambition had disappeared and the proportions had changed to 50 per cept earning a living, 25 per-cent vanity, 20 per cent something to say* Not every author would be willing to dissect his own motives so frankly and with so much sense of humor, re marks the Baltimore News, and It Is well that-some one who Is himself a writer should raise the curtain a little on the subject of art and cruft of writing. D e s c h u t e s M o to r C o . GARAGE S J. L. Hatthes M oro, O re g o n Open all hours of the day andx night. Car.« taken cate nf a t . any flme. Night man sleep in the building A u t o A c cesso ries G o o d r ic h T ir e s a n d T u b e » S ilv e r to w n C o rd s S ubscribe tor T he O bserver. Best W-ekly published in th e In la n d K inpir« F.vervone ir iu K h . r.r ^.jsr MORO, OREGON Agents for the International Harvester Co. Combine Harvester F. T. Hurlburt and Harvesting Machinery We Have Now in Stock J Headers, Reapers, Mowers and Wide Track W agons STQCKANB BRAND 1MSPECT0B FLECK rag? -■ gR S L . GINN, COLEMAN & GO. S TO ut WHEAT MICK MOT AND COLD BATHS G e n u in e F o r d P a rts K e lly S p r in g fie ld T ir e s Bank Hotel Moro Hotel Barber Shop Hanager. Just Received a Large Stock of Combine and Header Extras kU m : SOHO. 0U. 1 1 Bring in Your Order fur Extras as Scon as Possible ORCHARD GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY Free Camp Grounds for Parties Calling at Orchard for Fruit. THE R A ILR O A D STRIK E IS ON We have the goods now but we will have to make replacement orders.^ Geo. N. Crosfield W a s c o , O re g o n FOR ALL KINOS OF W e are offering special prices on Groceries during the summer months, July and August. - 4- FRESH FRUITS Extra Special Price os Fruit Jars THE BEST IN THE MARKET AT RIGHT PRICES FULL LINE OF M E N ’S A N D LA D IE S’ B A TH IN G SU IT S A N D W IT H STOCKINGS TO M A T C H " Cherries Now in Market HOLT H a r v e ste r s ALL KINDS O f FRESH FRUITS IN SEASON Executrix of the W ill Harrison & Scherrer ' THE DALLES, OREGON V of W illiam A. Futter, P u t eaae d. Date of let publication June 16. 1922 Date of last publication July 14, 1922 W C Bryant and Fee A F*e, Attorneys for Estate. The Antelope grade, extending for three and one-half miles along the road to Shaniko, is now completed, with a rock surfacing, and the crusher has been moved to Emerson station, rear Wrentham. The Antelope grade was the worst stretch between Ante- Good used la|e model Ford truck for j lope and Shaniko, practically all oi sale. W ill trade for ege, R. 8. Goff, the rest of the road new being in Moro. good condition. H O L T T r a c to r s and 5 -to n , lO - t o n a n d T35, 4 5 and 7 5 h . p. We have anything a man wants to fix up his Holt Combine or Tractor. I t A Stock of Drapers and Grain-carriers '
