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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1922)
■'A r New» Letter Frea Kart T h e O b server B~k> b CH URCH NEW S Notes of Inter«« to AO Arnold D ellin ger had bis tonsils re- There la an unwritten law of The The great number ’of war m liiu w last Thursday. rund wide» reqolrea motor drivers to MORO. OREGON. ■Ire« and the greater number of fam help other» la serious distress, and It * Mias V io la Bennett o f Hermiston ilies elevated from the struggling to operates almost universally. That driv returned to her home Saturday. - the well-to-do class during the last few At the Presbyterian church 4 x t ers of autooaobllee and their paaarn- Johnnie Haynes, who has been laid years has created a demand for edu cation along lines of etiquette which Sundav m orning the pa-* tor. R everend gers could And U In their hearts to re up w ith a bad knee, is improving •e the hook publishers havw been finding H inton, w ill apeak on ’ ’The E clipse fuse assistance to Injured and dying Oscar Adam® has been furnishing victims W the Absecon grade crossing extremely profitable. By cutting out ui God. the Kentitee w ith some exeel lent tragedy ta almost unthlakable. Tet, The midweek church services are j beef. M anager. . coupon and sending U with a remit C. L. I reland tance one la now able to learn alt the s t ill held on Wednesday o w n in g s, a l- j according to evidence presented to the Arnold, oon o f Jam es D ellinger, grand jury, MMne of them did, and more things one ought to do when Io polite tem a tirg between the tw o churches. aeciton foreman here, fe ll from a s AM& moiety and all the th n g s not to .Io Start the habit now, and make these J than «aie driver behaved In a manner horse Tuesday, fracturing his arm. that Infuriated the watching crowd and at aU U nxe and In all places. The Im m eetings centers of instruction and , led to talk of lynching, says the Phlln-^ Kent and surrounding neighborhood F R ID A Y ...........August 2S. 1922 parting of “don’ts" la so general tb it inspiration. deffdda Public Ledger. The license was v isited by quite a heavy rainfall s . mni drinking out of a finger bowl Sunday evening the Union m eeting numh«-re o* some of these berbariana Sunday n igh t. Thanks are given that w ill have been as much of a lost w ill be held in th* Presbyterian are In the hand* of the New Jersey po it was not h a il, such aa has som etim es Art and beauty do not necessarily art as rushing die growler; and a mean the expenditure of great iu m i of faux pas by |»a or ma too rare to make church. R ev. Henry G. Hanson w ill lice, and general opinion In the state ta come in recent years. money. One of the mort beautiful a Joke for the comic weeklies. Now speak on the theme, “ W hat C onsti pro|»ci ly demanding that. It verified, J . M . W ilson and sons George and A special , the Ibvnsea be summarily revoked. blta of architecture done thia year any the movie®, are taking up etiquette, tutes An Educated Man. ” Paul, accompanied by W illiam Pich- invitation is extended to a ll co lleg e where In the country was a m«*!***’ u - • that means universal culture. Fun First aid m eh as motor drivers were ett, are m aking a trip to the W illa m little *3.000 bungalow on a far western ny they didn’t think of It before I people, p«st, present and prospective. J asked to render In an emergency so ette » a lley . B ill w ill see h is dear hllL The history of the origin and i Maybe Will Hays evolved the Idea, In a few weeks over a doxen of our greusbtne as that which followed when and Jerry w ill bring back a deer—but young people w ill be away a t t h e i r ’ development, growth and Secline of says the Washington Post. If he did. an express train struck an automobile the “ beet laid plana o ’ m ice and beautiful artistic forma const .lutes a^ tl’a a good thing for him that he Is respective places of study. Everybody , and killed or fatally Injured six per m e n -e tc . ” _____________ major portion of the history, *4 civ now out of politics, for there still Is should g iv e them a hearty send off. sons may mean hardship or Inconveni Eveiy reader of advertisements ha» ilisation. writes F. W. n tx p a irh k In h substantial element In the land of ence and even greet nervous strain te the Chicago Dally New* The lnsep Ute free who would never follow the Local Men Organize Com mu si ty Club the Samaritans In the case. But any a pur chert "i g advar tage of no mean value. arable connection between the beau lend of any dude who openly »ought one who la not eager to endure such tlful and the g««»d la In no way more to spread the propaganda of eatlug l'ie At a mass m eeting at the opera minor troubles to save life Isn’t fit t<r clearly manifested than In the fact that with a fork. Sturdy Americans are house Monday evening, August 2 lst, operate a device like a motorcar oe the first inroads of demoralisation and ■till on the alert against the tnsldldua there was organist d the Moro Com any open road. social disorder are Invariably Indi munity Club. It w ill be the purpose wiles of foreign Influence. cated by a diminution In the strength of this Chib to look after and promote Another announcement that Turk» and popularity of artistic forma, espe Now and then we find somebody matters of public interest or anything Form erly the Albert cially In architecture. who rises to remark that he doesn t for the developm ent and betterm ent cf are massacring Christiana The Turk MM-II1M t o b e bom with an Itch , for care for the quality of the broadcast Moro and the surrounding country. niMSssKTe and every time be area a T h e D a lle » ’ N e w e s t a n d B est The precisian we always have with ing programs being sent qpti by the The farmers, as w ell as the business Christlnn be unleashes his passion. It H o s te lry ua, and sometimes he la a pettifogger big radlotelephoo* stations around men of the J t y . are invited to become would serve the Turks right If the and a hair splitter as well. Tell him the country. He claims they are tire ‘ members of the Club. The follow in g C E N T R A LL Y LO C ATED Christian» ^evaded their country and man has descended from monkeys and some and trivial. He will And nmny officers were elected ; Roy F. Dean, Sherman County Mcadquart era he will not believe you unless y o u ' who agree with him. All o f which president; W. K. Johnson. vice-p resi left theok'without anybody to massacre. Then they might take to carving up X F. RATH. ' will tell him from how many monkeys | may be to, but did they ever stop dent; I- M. Peterson. secretarj ; one another. This might Improve the Tell him that farmers spend something to think how marvelous It Is that they R. C. Drnduff, treasurer. T tx e D a lle » - - O re g o n world a whole lot. +. like two hundred ninety nine million* are able to pick up anything from the • A »om m ittee con sistin g of D. B ^Ine hundred ninety nine thousand. J air, trivial or tiresome, as It may bi? Stephens, R. J. Ginn and W .H. Rag?- nine hundred ninety-nine dollars and | Besides, It Is not compulsory to ‘ listen da'e was appointed tt/draw up a con When a fore»t administrator say» one half cent a year for fertilisers, and hi.” And that same thought can be stitution and b y-law s, to report at the that he hopes to see the time wheu a the big fact will not Interest him near applied to any number of human ac next m eeting, which w ill be held at tree wjll be plunted for every tree cut ( The Pacific Mutual ly so much as learning what the one tivities. If there was nothing at all ' the opera house next Monday evening, down on null-Agricultural land he doe* LIFE INSURANCE? COMPANY half cent was spent for, says Capper p ini. the world there would be nothing August 28th, at 8 o ’clock p. m. not mean *tM» literally. . What h e , OF CALIFORNIA Weekly. Me la mentally a wood means Is that when an acre of forest to complain about.. land Is cut ovqc that acre should be pecker. seeded at once to bring on another Piyckology of Feminine Shriek crop. If this Is done by planting. It ••Giant of the Pacific” In spile of feminism's stand for that will mean that five or six times as equality of the sexes that will elimi ninny trees will be planted as are cut nate peculiar traits of dlatinct+on. the down, because to Induce height-growth FOUNDED IN 1868 feminine shriek still retains Its pres forest trees are planted much closer L ife , Accident, lle a llji Iniurance tige as a matchlesa weapon of defense, together than the mature trees stand * —— says the Norfolk Vlrginlan-PHot. The when cut down. The trees that do Desk and Bracket day's news reports chronicle two nota not reach maturity are either thinned V . J. W alker, Dial. Manager, ble victories for the shriek feminine. out and used for rail» or fuel, or die S WASCO. - • OREGON 9 off because the trees that have forged A woman paymaster In New Jei'sey, when held up and robbed by four bad ahead have shut off their supply of men while some hundred or more male sunlight. onlookers strtod paralyzed In the pres ence of menacing automatics, emitted u blood-curdling shriek that Imme- P o s itiv e ly C o sts o n ly dhiiel> produced action. The stlckup th e b e st fa n S cen t per men (Ii <»p|H*d their loot and t(»ok tó ever m ade their heels. In another part of the h o u r fo r its a t th is p r ic e suine state, u woman clerk, carrying a o p e r a tio n . pay roll from a hank, was attacked by would Is* robbers.- By her shrieks she threw them Into confusion and p u tì them to rout. These two examples of Shriek effectiveness are nothing un- ; usual. Every day, Instances of bur- | glars foiled by screaming women or robbers put to flight by shrieking vic tims are recorded. The psychology of the shriek as a weapon of defeuse is simple. It Is based on the historical i relationship between the sexes that • has come down from ages when a j woman's shriek was a battle call to all ! gallant mules In hearing, lienee Its DEALERS in e l e c t r ic a l a p p lia n c es demoralizing effect on those against e v e r y t h in g so ld g u a r a n teed w I mhu It I s raised. The piercing screatn Immediately goads the Imagination of O r e g o n M oro the attacking robber to picture him- iug>i.nM rougher handled byv Indignant reinforcements brought up by the call for aid. It strikes the chord of man hood and sends even a coward flying to give relief. That, a’t least. Is <*t»r theory of the shriek’s effectiveness. If nny one knows of a better theory let him go to it. Q & Ô & 1 hfR far Shaw Gouty. Bank Hotel W ESTIN G H O U SE Electric F a n Westinghouse Whirlwind 8 inch — —-■-Fan for $ 1 1 . 0 0 A SPECIALTY MADE of ICE CREAM and COLD DRINKS T h e B e st in t h e M a rk et a t R ig h t P rice». O rd er s P r o m p tly F o r w a r d e d b y M ail, T ru ck , o r F x p i 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 S P E C IA LTY GROCERS A T R IG H T PRICES T H E DALLES, OREGON te ia»M>»s a BATTERY service AU makes rebuilt oe repaired. Tested and filled with distil led water FREE. W< solicit your battery work. - ELECTRICAL SERVICE Starting, Lighting and Igni tion Systems. Recharging and repairing High Tension and Ford magnetos Specialty Oxy-acetelene Welding Dust- proof Paint Room in Connection OREGON MORO NOW IN STOCK ; Winona and Birdscll Wide Track Wagons Iron Wheel Trucks - Steel and Wood Frame Harrows 16-Hoe and 18-Hoe Drills ' " S ! • -4 COME IN AND SEE TH E S U C C E S S F A N N IN G M IL L DOUBLE ELEVATOR* - Elevates the Grain Into the Hopper Elevates Grain From Hopper to Sack GINN, COLEMAN & CO. flo ro - - Oregon 1 Everything will be included in this Sale; all new goods now in stock, and goods due to arrive soon, will be closed out at wholesale cost. . W E ARE Apricots and Peaches Now in • Market 'REPAIR DEPARTMENT H a v in g d e c id e d to d isco n tin u e ou r b u sin ess, w e w ill c lo se o u t ou r en tire sto c k o f m e r c h a n d ise to ou r trad e a t w h o le sa le cost. S h e r m a n E lectric Co. F or A ll K in d s o f F R E S H F R U IT S DESCHUTES MOTOR CO. CLOSING SPECIAL H EA D Q U A R TER S W. H. WILLIAMS A recent report of a dcluy of eleven years between the mailing and de livery of a letter In Atperica provoked little more than a smile, because It WI1M so obviously the result of a trifling mistake and the whole affair did not amount to anything In reality. Far more serious, really. Is the report that a Manchester (N. H.) war veteran has Just received a packet of thirty five letters sent to him while he was In Pi France between June and December, 1919. because this Indicates a state .»f affairs existing during the war that was truly deplorable, and of only t<»o freipient occurrence, says the Christian Science Monitor. Nor Is the gravity of the situation In sit# way mitigated by the assurance that, while the en vekqies of the letters were soiled, the contents were uninjured. N e w F a ll S h o e s f o r E v e r y b o d y B la n k e t s , H o s ie r y , U n d e r w e a r These new styh”« are rough on »h< woituin” v.ho la disinclined t«* take ox ■rclse P ie c e G o o d s , S ilk s, G in g h a m s , P e r c A le s a n d M u slin s. L a d ie s ’ a n d G e n t s ’ F u r n is h in g s . TUESDAY, SEPT. 5 ®\ A n d W ill C o n tin u e U n til E ntire S to c k Is C lo sed O u t SALES W ILL BE FOR CASH . NO CHARGE ACCO U NTS AUodds and ends and remnants, etc. will be closed out each day regardless of cost. It Is said society women In latndo» are having their small toes amputated to enable them te wear the new nae n.w iadnted shoes. But amputaP.«» of toes can ne*er make their feet aa narrow ns their head». Japan Is Inking verbal step* »• evacuate Chiu», ami fi<ks others ts listen in ® ® T h e S a le W ill B eg in It Is said that the number of per son« whose Incomes are n million of more n year have decreased from six- ty-flve to thirty-three In one year That’s a g(axl sign. boys, says th« Houston Post. When an Income ex ceeds »91«».fl99 a year. It's h sign citizen Is getting more than he knows what to do ______ ___ Mors bcln^ only 42XWO,<UIO miles away from im- earth, the opportunity was seized 'ttiain hv natronisners for a »-liisenr They re|M»rt, however, that nothing was going on that was oot of the ordinary. 4* ® » J. C. F r e e m a n & Co. M oro O regon ®
