Sherman County observer., July 21, 1922, Image 3

A COLUMN OF BRIEF NEWS
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Paragraphs From Our Exchanges
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TEST PROVES HILL DAIRY
HERO FREE FROM DISEASE
Dr. Beletslu Conducts Teats Required
by State Law on July 14-15-16th
Europe w ill have to use its hands
W. S. H all, from Kent, was a re­
to get on it« feet.
cent business visitor In Moro.
The only herd of tested cows in this
When you get something for nothing section is owned by W. H. H ill, pro­
Frederick
R.
Nunn
of
Wasco
and
ONE HUNDRED CENTS
prietor of the Moro Dairy. Any one
Lillian Pern Conway of Grass Valley that’s what it ’s worth.
on the dollar. You should get full value
were married in The Dalles on Mon­
Satan issues no transfers; it it a who is at all particular about the
family supply of milk product» for
one-way journey dbwn. grade.
for every cent that you spend.
day, July 17tb.
growing children cam well to take no­
Eat, drink and be merry, then to­
Mrs. W. H. Faijrfjeld and daughter«
tice of this fact.
Reta and Ruth, from Newport, Oregon, morrow you w ill have to reduce.
Abort two months ago, in his e f­
We will be ipore than pleased to com­
were visiting in Sherman county dur­
July’s hot summer sun
forts to provide an absolutely pure
pare our groceries and dry goods in qual­
ing the week. Mra. FairfieH is a
Is tanning many pelts.
dairy product for his customers, Mr.
sister to Mra. O. P. King, and for
ity and price with, merchandise at any
7 be bathing •eason’* on
Hill tried to have his dairy herd test­
marly lived at Grass Valley and at
^\nd
very
little
else.
ed
for tubercular and other forms of
other place.
'•
..
Kent.
E ditor-one whose business it is to disease. His efforts became known,
A new piar.o has been purchased for separate the wheat from the chaff and thru rumor and misunderstanding, and
several of his customers discontinu­
the Community Hall, at Kent. The then print the chaff-
Special-* while they laH:
ed. but bettered themselves not at all
hall is sponsored by farmers living
A modern good provider is one who when they tyrned to private sources
Men’s blue denim overalls, $1.40
in that vicinity. The intention is to
No one knows why James Smithson, an
dance record for ! of dairy supply because none of the
dedicate the piano in the near future, brings home a
Englishman, bequeathed his fortune to the
Genuine army sox, 12 pairs $2.00
‘ cows around Moro had been tested un­
when a harvest ball w ill ne given in the phonograph every night,
U nited States to found, at W ashington, an “establish­
the hall.
Some people are so fond of an argu­ der the condition» of the state law.
Keen Klenser, sc-»urs-pans, 5c can
ment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge
ment that they'wtm’t even eat any­ ' After several weeks of effort on the
among men."
Miaa
Mabel
King,
who
has
charge
O ld dishes, ext ra values, at 5-10-15c
i part of Mr. H ill, and following a
of the social and local news column« thing that agrees with them.
'letter from W. 11. Lytle, D. V. M.,
W h a te v e r his reason, it is certain that his gift formed
of the Daily Chronicle at The Dalle«,
Hfer sm ile was very sw eet to tee,
state veterinarian and secretary of
the basis of the most important ncieptifio organization
was visiting last week-epd with her
But, ah, it was not meant for me. the Oregon State Live Stock Sanitary
in the country. T h e story of the Smithsonian Insti­
brother, Glenn King, and fam ily at
How sad is life, as on we jog;
Board, notifying Mr. Hill that Dr.
tution is told in one of the series of folders and
the old homestead north of (»ra?«
That sm ile was wasted on a dog!
{Beletski of Wasco “ is thoroughly
booklets on Our Government now being issued by
Valley.
■ “ T H E Q U A L IT Y S T O R E ”
We always wonder what the heroine qualified’:’ to make the test required
this Institution.
Herman
Pape and w ife drove of the story really does when the by the state live &t,oek board, all of
.M O R O
O REG O N
If your name is not on our list you should drop in
over” from Corvallis—a little mat­ author says that she unbends a trifle. , the herd in the Hill dairy were tested
ter of some 2e0 m iles—the first of the
today and have it put on.
on July 14th, 15th and 16th.
A college friend of mine says that
week to look after their farm interests
Wi:cn making the required test a
at the beginning of harvest. They it would be all right to kiss and make ‘ t e m p e r a r e a d i n g is fir«t made,
arrived Monday and started on the up, if he could only stomach the then the animal» are given a heavy
make-up.
. MORO. OREGON
return on Friday.
• feeding of hay, followed by more
temperature
readings,
then
ja
serum
Price
reduction
is
said
to
be
spread
»1*0
A petrified oak tree has been un­
= 2
covered by workers engaged in the ail over the world. Perhaps that is treatment, more temperature readings
S h o w S ta r t s a t S P . M .
construction o t The Dalles-California why it is so nearly im p ercep tib le to and ob$eications as to, the reaction Hue
, „
1 to the tegt
SA T U R D A Y , JULY 2 2
highway between The Dalles and the individual.
When the te sts w ere concluded it
Dufur. The tree was uncovered in
W aiter-C offee, Sir?
was
found th a t all the d airy herd were
excavating and is so located that it
Customer—Coffee without cream.,
e n tirely free from all sym ptom s of
THOMAS H. INCE prezenta
w ill be allowed to stand where it is
W aiter-Sorry, Sir, but y o u 'w ill
as an object of interest to tourist». have to take it without milk as we are contagious, infectious, or com m uni­
cable d istaso , and thoroly sound and
The tree wa« about four feet under out of cream.
healthy anim als.
As a re su lt of Mr.
the ground.
.
Uncle Sam Tnay be holding the bag H i l l ’s effort to provide the residents
By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
Mr. and Mr«. H. R. Axtell aqd *’BO far as tho^e European debts are of Moro w ith a high grade of dairy
A »mashing tale of a dare-devil Yank
niece, Loi« Wilder, and Mr»^ P. C- conceded, but he hat* the satisfaction products, he now holds Oregon S tate
who made West meet East in India.
Axtell returned from Eugene Sunday, of knowing that it contains nearly all Live Stock S an itary Board official
Because he looked like a murdered
where they attended the wedding of of the gold in the world.
h ealth certificate No. 3291.
prince, fhe natives forced him to lead a
Miss Nanette A xtell, of Eugene, and
It is- not uncommon, in a herd the
A young theologian named Fiddle
mutiny.
Then an English girl got
Mr. H.F.Franklin, of Portland. 'The
size of Mr. H i l l ’s, to find onfe or more
Refused
to
accept
his
degree,
newly wedded couple w ill make their
tangled up in his heart—
anim als th a t, w h ile--n o t unhealthy,
“ F or,” said he, ” ’tis enough to be
home in Portland, where Mr. Franklin
W ITH
cannot successfully pass all the re ­
Fiddle
is engaged in business.
quired tests.
T h at all th e anim als
D O R IS M A Y and C O U R T E N A Y F O O T E
Without being Fk'dle, I) D .”
in this herd did m eet «11 te sts speaks
The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
highly of the past efforts of Mr. H ill
started receiving wheat at a I, of their
to rig h teo u sly serve his com m unity.
grain depots this week. H.B. Belshee
was the first to deliver wheat at Hay
Canyon; C. W. Smith first at Ni«h;
Lxist: Bay horse, about 1450 pounds;
Eugene Amidon first at Moro; O. G.
rangy b u ilt; branded m ule shoe upside
Sayrs
first
at
Erskine;
R.
C.
Byers
Live Lines About the Home People
dow r on le ft sh o u ld er; w hite m ark on
first at DeMoes. The grain ail tests
• *> ••JO’** ’*
back.
R ew ard. F inder notify Geo.
Who Have Come and Gone
good quality and averages between
303
P hone
R6bman,
Moro, Oregon.
eight and fifteen sacks to the acre, as
C. R. Belshee was in The Dalles near as can be estimated.
Piper
County.
Saturday.
The following news item, of inter­
Chas. W McKinney returned from est to many Moro people, is Uken
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F R ID A Y .................July 21. 1922
The Dalle« Tuesdav.
from the July 8th issue of the Eureka,
L. J . Davis, from Kent, was in The California, Humbolt Times: The first
t « r « « a L W » » N n . 121
of the week Miss Eunice B. Coleman
Dalles the first of the week.
/ w ant a ll the cats you have
, A. F. a a M. «oro- or.
W e u . w a y * t r y to b e o n th e
became the bride of Frank C. Fraser,
David
Sheer.r.
from
Shedd,Oregon,
to spare.
Fem ale cats are
« q u a r e - H .ic . w c c o n ' t s t r e t c h
tb c ftrM aad thirc
near Carlotta, at the Holmes place, t h e t r u t h i n n e w s a b t m o r e
especially desired. Cats o f
it evening« ot each is visiting with his son John, at the
Mrs.
Holmes
being
a
sister
of
the
t h a n is n e c e a s a ■ y .
aiontb _Vniting member« Hotel Moro.
either sex and o f any size or
bride. The wedding party assembled
cordially lavited io
color.
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.
H.
Arhuthnot
and
family
have
__C. V. BELK NAP, Proprietor
out of doors under the redwoods for
ritb M. By order of W . M
Notice of Sheriff* Sale
returned from their auto camping trip the ceremony, which was as simple
W . F . H ulbkt . ecrei •
W ill b e in t o w n W e d ­
n e sd a y s, S a tu rd a y s,
and quiet as could be, only the more
Batniaham Chap«»' to Crater Lake.
By virtue of an execution judg­
Sheriff
Chrisman
has
traded
his
old
in t h e a f t e r n o o n s .
a.
a.
immediate
relatives
being
present,
mo
.
78
O.
I l -
ment order duly issued by the Clerk
tegular communKiiton Ford for a spick span new classy Ford the bride’s mother, Mrs. James E.
BRING YOUR CATS
of the Circuit Court of the County of
««d 4th Thursday car of 1922 vintage.
Coleman having come from Oregon Marion, State of Oregon, dated this
.e v e a in p monthly.
ERNEST S. EVERETT
George Hennagin and family re­ for the event. Following a brief wed­ 28th day of June, 1922, in a certain
M
e r e , --------------O i e g - o x x .
N ellie Muia,
ding
trip,
the
couple
w
ill
make
their
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W orthy Matroo turned this week from their summer
action in the Circuit Court for said
home at Carlotta, California.
N ana B abzee . Secretary.
home at Camp Sherman.
County and 'State wherein Mary H.
e -i-1-1—
i-:--1
Rucker as plaintiff recovered judg- 1
W. H. Ragsdale was in Portland
M e r e L ad «« N o . 113
ALL the tim e.
ment
against
John
R.
Rucker
for
the
Saturday.
letum
ing
that
evening
vis
I. O. O. F.
Fresh cow for sale. Inquire H. D.
For C ounty n ew s
sum of $25.00 per month, Support of
Meets every Monday eve- a late train, and his auto from The Dutton, at the Confectionery.
drag in their hall. Transi­
Minor
Child,
and
co?ts
and
disburse-
'
A Det racts promptly made by the
ent sod Visiting Brother» Dalles.
Mrs. Fred Hennagin and daughter Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro, ments taxed at twenty four and 40-100
cordially invited to meet
dollars, on the 4th day of December, 1
Kathryn, of Locust Grove district,
with us.
Oregon.
W H . W illiam s. N . G
1919.
have returned from an outing at Camp
Notice is hereby given that 1 w ill,
Full
stock
of
No-Leak-0
rings
50
C. F. H ilt, Secretary
Sherman.
cents and up. Also plain step cut. on the 12th day of Ai.gust, 1922, at the
C H R IS B C H U L T Z W S T N O . 71
W. F. Jackon represented Sherman
front door of the County Court House
Foss & Co.
folks, last w in te r when
A
county in Portland Saturday at a meet­
A l M E R IC A N X E G IO N
the snow was deep a lot
Meets at Odd Fellows H all on I ing of the democratic state central
Mr«. J. G. Van Meter, daughter in Moro in said County, at ten o ’clock
in the forenoon of said day, sell at
of you were caught w ith
Opal
and
«on
Clifford
were
in
The
second and fourth Wednesday« committee.
public auction to the highest bidder
fuel bins em pty
Dalles from Grass Valley Thursday.
for cash, the following described
of each month.
J. A. Hardin and wife were visitors
Roy F . Dean, Commander this week from The Dalles at the
-bought your coal a sack
Watch papers for date. property, to w it: E.J of W.J and
I .C Harper, Adjutant and Finance Office.' home of Mrs. Hardin’s sister, Mrs.
at a tim e, causing many
Dr.Freeze’ next visit to NJ of N.E.J and SEJ of N.EJ Sec. 28,3.
Roy Runs man.
Sherman county town«. S.. Range 18 East W M., S.EJ and
cold trips to tow n
SE.J of N.E.J Section 21, 3 South
Dr. J. R. Morgan w ill leave for a
U c a l Chnrcb AanoBBcemeaU
We pay parcel post one wav on all Range 18, .£ ab L.,>\ • M , containing
month’s vacation in Portlnad and Sea shoe repairing. Good quality leather
— d o n 't get caught this year “
480 acres, more or leas, all in Sherman
again. O rd e r y o u r fuel J
aide on the 29th. He intends to be and work. Joe Amore, The Dalles,
First Presbyterian Church of Moro
County, Oregon, ' taken and levied
hack
in
his
office
on
September
4th.
fro m Doe John at 1-a-L
Sunday School 10:00 a.in.
Oregon
upon as the property of the said John
Morning Worship 11XX) a.m.
Bert C. Baker, assistant cashier of
When you have that hungry teeling R. Rucker, or so much thereof as
— 3 ears K in g coal enroute
Union Evening Service 7 JO p.m.
the Citizens Bank of Grass Valley, try the prompt short order service may be necessary to satisfy the said
to D oe’s yards now
Union Mid-week Service Wednes­ left for Des Moines, Iowa, on the 13th,
judgment
in
.
favor
of
Mary
H.
installed by J. M. Eddy at the Bee
to spend le/eral days on business
day, 7:80 p.m.
Rucker against said John R. Rucker
Hive restaurant.
The union services alternate between matters.
with interest thereon, together with
To trade for wheat land, one of the
the two churches.
W. K. Johnson. Manager
W. M. Walker left early Thurday best 160 acre farms in Lane Co. W ell all costs and disbursements that have
Dorcas Society Wednesday, 2 p.m.
or may accrue.
foi
Portland.
He
drove
his
recently
M oro, Oregon . .,
Henry G. Hanson, minister.
located. Address T . E. Edwards, 372
Hugh Chrisman, Sheriff.
wrecked auto to Portland for repairs,
W. 12 st., Eugene, Oregon.
Dated at Moro, Oregon, July 10th, , T _____
, , . . . n m i l l I Lt
principally a new top and minor re­
ly2g
5t 7. 14 8_n , H -1 I ' H -W- I m i l l l F M i l l » r r »
Methodist Church announcements
I have an Atterbury 2J ton truck
pairs to the car body.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
with new motor, new rubber, and
T h e B e st in t h e M a rk et a t R igh t P rices.
Mra. C. C. Currin, from Portland, well worth 12000, w ill sell for 11100.
Preaching at 11 a. m. «very Sunday.
O rd er s P r o m p tly F o r w a r d e d b y
and
niece,
Mis«
Dorothy
Currin,
from
First, third and fifth 8undaya by the
Geo. Stephens, Arlington, Oregon.
M ail, T ru ck , o r F x p r e ss
pWsV>r; the second and fourth Sundays Klamath Falls, were visiting in Moro
Dr Clarke, of the Clarke-
on Tuesday. Mr«. Currin is a sister
by Rev. W. U Dillinger.
Brower Optical Co., 1124 Sixth
to Mr». Roy F. Dean.
Union church service, 7 :80 p. m.
street,
Portland,
w ill be in Moro all
Union midweek service Wednesday,
Not thoroly content with an auto day and evening Saturday, July 29th.
A r e t h e B e s t R e c o m m e n d a t io n o f
trip to the eastern part of the state, at the Moro Hotel. The company has
7 :80 p. » .
L
The union services alternate be from which he returned Monday, L.W.
had very good success with their new
Roes left again on Wednesday for a
tween the two churches.
Preaching at Spalding second and I tour of the southern section of Ore­ lenses for cataract.
fourth Sundays at 12 noon.
'
gon.
T h le ln e t itu t lo n o ffe r. « th o r o u g h , p r a c tic a l, « n d ..« n d .r d e d u c a t io n
Rapid progress is being made in
The public Is cordially invited.
a t a c o e t w it h in r e a c h o f t h e h ig h s c h o o l g r a d u a te .
The
Moro
Tire
and
Tube
Surgeon
U. C. Smothers, pastor.
paving the Pacific highway between
■aye: I t’s work I want, not money. Albany and Harrisburg. Big crews are
It offers training for collegiate degrees in:
Whv take your vulcanizing to a gar­
working out of Tangent, Shedd, Hal-
Christian Science Society.
age? We all have to eat. I won’t
Mines
Agriculture
Services in the Church building, charge any more than the law allows. i«y and Harrisburg.
Motor
vehicle,
licenses
for
the
year
Pharmacy
Main street, at 11 a.m. Subject: Moro Vulcanising Shop.
Commerce
1922 have passed the 118,000 mark, ac
Vocational Education
Engineering anil Meeh. Arts
“ T ru th .”
Howard and Walter Stanley, both .cording to a report prepared by Carl
TsoUmonl»! services each Wednes­
Ch
cmicaI Engineering
Forestry
residents of Moro in their younger Oabrielaon, in charge of the state mo­
day evoning, 8 o ’clock.
Military
Science and Tactics
days,
were
In
Moro
this
week
seeking
Home Economies
tor vehicle department.
Sunday School, rear church en­
Quality of the 1922 wheat now being
Musk, Physical Edu-
trance. 10:15 a.m. Pupils up to the harvest jobs. Their father, Captain
It offers training also in: The School
Stanley, was county treasurer of Sher­ harvested In Umatilla county la bet-
a«re of 20 are welcome.
cation, Industrial Journalism.
T h. public I, cordially Incited M man county for a period ot ten years. ter than waa expected and much wheat
F a ll T e r m O p e n « S e p te m b e r 1 8 .
In
the
lighter
landa
of
the
county
la
L. W. Rosa, w ife and son Harold
attend the church Mrviccc and vi . i
SPECIALTY GROCERS A T RIGHT PRICES
the reading room, roar .ntrancc. op«, ttttroed Monday from an auto trip to weighing up-to No. 1 grade.
For circulara of information and illustrated booklet Write to
Declaring
the
Oregon
corporation
of
eastern Oregon and Washington and
daily, arncPt
T H E R E G IS T R A R , O R E G O N A G R IC U L T U R A L C O L L E G E ,
part of southern Idaho. They vial ted the Shaker church to he fraudulent,
dant in charge from 2 until 4 p.m.
members
of
the
Indian
Shaker
church
C O R V A L L IS , O R E G O N
in Baker, La Grande, Walla Walla,
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Wenatchee, and Lake Chelan dis gt Chiloquin are aeektng d lw c e from
L . B. 8to u tt and w ife , from K« j t,
jurisdiction o< Ull oorporatiQii..
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W H Y D ID S M IT H S O N C H O O S E
T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S ?
THE MORO TRADING CO.
BANK OF MORO
MORO THEATRE
“The Bronze Bell”
HARVEST
Protect Your Eyes
Q0QGLE5: 25c to $1.50
T h e O b s e r v e r SHORT PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
U
MORO PHARMACY
MORO. ORE.
fer ton
§ Cats! Cats!
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Moro Hotel Barber Shop
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F or A ll K inds o f
F R E S H F R U IT S
Apricots and Peaches '.
Now in Market
Ium-A-Lum Lumber Co
S u c c e s s fu l G r a d u a te s
O. A. C.
A SPECIALTY MADE
of ICE CREAM and
COLD DRINKS
When in The Dalles try our canta­
loupes at 80c per dozen.
Porto-for picnic parties and Sunday
dinners-all flavors.
Lemons, Oranges, and Grape Juice,
for all purposes.
Watermelon on ice; take one home.
Harrison & Scherrer
TH E DALLES, OREGON
were in Moro Thureday.
trieta.