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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1922)
a . * „■ — ------¿ « a S IE R I» c o n n IBSERVER BROADHURST DRAMA «CTURIZED C H U R C H NEW S (feta, af latm at t» AK A, ms Ayr*» taA Jack Hah Rl»j "Ba«ht .ad Paid Far” APPETITE FOR BEST IN SOUL SECRET OF JOYOUS RELIGION States Law* Which Govern Way» of Living — —— H O L ID A Y Agnes Ayres and Jack H o lt, prom L, ,, ■ ’ * re—- *' "** ' sf1 * N ext Sunday morning a t the Metho inent start, have the featured roles in 4*Hunger is the best sauce.’ * The dint church a t eleveo o ’clock, a held W illia m de M ill© ’a picture, “ Bought representative of W illa m e tte U n i and Paid F o r,’ * which w ill be shown proverb just quot<d came into being P R E S E N T S FO R Y O U N G A N D O L D long before the present plenty o f pies versity a t 8alam . Oregon, w ill set aa Satu>day a t the Moro theater. the preacher He w ill also apeak in The picture is based on George and pastrh», and the multitudinous evening a t the Union service in Broadbuiet’a famous play and in its concoctions in vogue for the whetting the Presbyterian church. No special piciur sati >nf none of the djrama of the o f the appetite of man. In the “ good RUGS old days’ * the average man bed but offering w ill be taken nor solicitation original hrs been loot. TOYS I rbland . Manadind Editor for funds made at either service. I t the staples to eat, and even sauce was Misa Ayres and M r. H o lt, in the JEWELRY CUT CLASS - FRIDAY- ............ D ecem b er 1. 1922 is desired that the visitor be greeted featured tolas respectively of V irg in ia often a luxury. Perhaps th e ir sauce FURNITURE w ith a good audience that hia mesa and Robert Stafford, her husband, waa not a regular side-dish, bat an \ COASTERS and SLEDS may thus receive a large hearing. were at th e ir best, both roles being invention to moke other foods p alat SILVERWARE la nothing but a chain HAND PAINTED CLASS In the poor man's home there The comedy able. The young people’s society w i l l hold splendidly portrayed. mistakes. W e go through Ufa pay- were no questions saked os to the kind Other item» too numerou» HAND PAINTED CHINA its regular meeting^ in the Presbyter parts of James G ille y and Fanny t , g bitterly for experience Other men o f food set before him. He waa to Blaine, the husband and w ife who ian church next Sunday evening, con- la farmer generation hare sought the eat, asking no questions. And many 4id -rin g the subject, ‘ ’ Better Speak suffer for m aterial comforts when aama trutha, paid the same price. a child, when finding fa u lt w ith the V irg in ia sepaiates from Stafford, in g .” The meeting w ill be led by Meat of our mistakes could be avoided menu was . simply told that he was are played by W a lte r H iers, famous Darold Belshe and Glenn Schult«. by using our public Ubraries. which not hungry. I f he were only hungry portly comedian, and Leah W yant. A t the Presbyterian church next No cwnlalB all the warnlngi for every Tha picture is one of exceptional everything would taste erell. Sunday morning the pastor w ill speak dramatic strength and is w all worth sauce or relish was needed, only an activity of life, culled from the n » Or, using the aaying, btaaad experiences of history’s great eat on “ Religion for C hild ren .” Parents seeing. Aa a high claas product on it appetite. mlntia Iu our moat populous stales, and teachers should find this men “ Hunger is the beet sauce.” is unsurpassed. \ But thia saying which originated however. hooka taken out from pub of special value. st the poor m an’s table expresses a lie Mbrarteu average only two a year The midweek service next Wednes truth we can afford to heed in many for each reuldeot And usually the day a t the Methodist church w ill be Oregon General News of the State places other than the dining room. As twa ora fiction—a form of mental led by Robert J. Ginn on the subject J The so-called Jefferson section of the best of food may he pass ed up * ‘The Prayer L ife of Jesus. the Pacific highway, which has been because the eater is not hungry, so The topic for next Sunday morning undergoing improvement for two many of the best things of life are Hunt of our South African towns r o meeting of the Christian Science months, has been opened to traffic. scorned by people because the appetite Sect small credit on their rude fore Society w ill be “ God the Only Cause The Impr&veraent provides a contin for that particular a rticle has not fathers, who were innocent of the arts and C reator.’ ’ uous stretch of pavement from Port been created. The people who have of the town-planner, a product of re A Sun Francisco woruau. who died , articles to sell have been spending and have developed so much sugar several year« ago. teft >5.000 each to ( land to Albany. cant days; and wa hare to make the coated religion that many people w ill The W allula cut-off, proposed to their tim e concocting various kind« fro of her nephew«, on condition that , bent of what they bequeath us, says Due undoubtedly to the car short never take the real artic le excepting her tombstone we* to be replaced branch off from the Columbia river of sauces which shall m ain tha article the Natal Advertiser. In a land age, production of the 143 mills re under some sort of camouflage. The attractive to the consumer. A ttra c every two years with s new one on j rightly famed for Its sunshine aa South porting to the West Coast Lumber highway and run direct to W alla Walla tiveness has its place and purpose, rani trouble is that many people have which edek nephew In turn should ( Africa, we should, however, when mens association for the week ending via Wallula, eliminating the route via Formerly the Albert hot the big secret is in creating the a misconception o f the meaning and put an Inscription In versa setting , building Yor the future, reall»* that November 11 fell 2 per cent below Pendleton, has been placed on the re a lity of religion. forth his love and affection. appetite for the article in question. not only convenience and comfort, but normal. New business was 6 per cent Oregon road map by the state high The Dalles’ Newest and Best There is a I urge element of our . There are many who think o f re lig the very future of the race are bound below production and shipments wefo way commission. A hostelry reading publie which spends its tim e ion as an unnecessary port of Ilfs , Force of gravity varies according to up with the observance of the l a w 7 per cent below new business In 45 In an endeavor to bring all the and money on lite ra ry slush. This which is optional w ith the receiver. height shove sea level and distance CENTRALLY LOCATED of light** weeks production has beep 3,802.53»»,- loganberry acreage In the state under slosh may be highly spiced w ith ap For such no m atter how attractive re from the equator. As the force of Sberwua County Headquarters 279 feet; new business, 3.698,272.274 co-operative control and raise the In peals to the cariosity, to the morbid ligion is made, it w ill be swallowed gravity Is 82.1612 feet a second in People suffering from that new foot feet; shipments, 3,636,130,796 feet. dustry to an Independent plane, which j . r . hath . and sensual in man. W hy w ill people only in smell and in term itten t doses, New York. 82.1528 feet a second In disease caused by holding the foot too Approximately 137,000 pounds of In effect will be a price-fixing In not read that which is better? Their depending oa teste and pocketbook, Sen Francisco and 82.1184 In Key T H o Dsdlue - long on the accelerator pedal w ill get English walnuts have been received dependence, a meeting w ill be held at tastes have been perverted by the and tbs absence o f competitive inter- West. an object would weigh moat la no sympathy from the people who at the warehouses of the Oregon Grow Salem ou December 7. New York and least In Florida. lower types of seasoning and they don’t Uke the roar that such a port ers’ Co-operative association of Salem W alter M. Pierce, democrat, defeat have never acquired an appetite for But religion is not a luxury. I t is tion causes. this year, according to a report pre ed Ben W. Olcott, republican, for gov good reading. a necessity I t la a pert of the very pared by the officials of the aaaocla- ernor at the recent general election by The world is flooded w ith cheep make op of a reel man. The need 1* Now the undertakers have held a tlon. There also have been received majority of 34.237 votes. This was music, and the phonograph records cd not for more seasoning in our rellg style a*»ow. exhibiting on living models 3000 pounds of filberts. The growers announced by the secretary of state third rate productions stare m in the tons life , but for a vision of the eth the latest fashions In burial robes. have been offered approximately 20 after complete official returns on state face ever tim e we porn a music store. - ical and spiritual make-up of the soul, That stunt alone la enough to prove coots a pound for their product, and offices had been received from every People's tastes have been depraved bj H E W HO TAKES ADVANTAGE a vision o f its starved out condition, that there are a good many eraxy peo w ill receive an aggregate of 130,000. county In Oregon. Mr. Pierce carried jo«« and ragtime, u ntil they w ill not a vision of its fa ilu re to function in •• o f his opportunities is ih« fallow ple tai thia country. listen te anything bettor. T heii sal the problems of human a c tiv ity , and who is going to nuke the most oat of 29 of the 86 countie« In the «tat«. every nickel that belongs to him. The annual meeting of the Western vat ion is in the development o f an esi its fundamental place in the develop Aa be perches on the marble Pallas The. scientist who says that all the A W A N T A D in the Observer is one In Poe’a poeiu wlt^i his dolorous repe Forestry and Conservation associa for music, and a desire fo r the restful ment of a personality, that shall be heat the stars provide the earth Is means of making a few dollars that tition of “nevermore” the raven Is a tion, which w ill bring together prom u p liftin g melodic* o f the grant mastei both rounded out and beautiful, prac leas than a millionth of a degree Is “thing of evil.” In the legend of the No amount o f advertising tical and attractive, sinless and otbsrwisa would ne trampled under inent--forestry officials and experts pieces. • •<* 4" - not taking Into account the hot air long sleep of Frederick of the Red- from Oregon, Washington, Idaho» of good music w ill do much, u n til the strong, purposive and eternal. foot. I f there is some little article * generated by the stars’ press agents. beard ravens await the time when the Montana, Utah and northern Califor ear can be taught to recognise th« that you need, or if you have some An appetite for the best in a man’s emperor shall come to life and appear nia, will be held In Portland Friday beauty and the grandeur of rani har stuff that you would like to dispose of. soul is the secret of joyous religion. A new-born babe said a few words oa the battlefield. It Is their In t * there is one sure way of gaining your monies. A vision o f God, a vision o f perfec and Saturday. directly after Its birth the other day. tention to fly thrice around the moun desire: Investing a small amount la You ask a boy why the same sub tion, a vision of the w orld’s need, and Representative McArthur has an tain when the proper moment arrive«. Tha child’s aex la evident at once. • T i’ibS ject appears ao different under various a vision of a world redeemed, are the lis tin g your wants in the Observer nounced the appointment of Lynn M. A teachers, and the answer is : “ So and great secrets o f making religion in W A N T A D 8 . ’ ♦ ♦ Reed and Clarence 8. Howe, both of • so makes i t in terestin g .*' - • ‘ £* ' * • ** -* • "** ’ ** ’ ’ teresting. The hunger fo r these ere Portland, as cadets from the third — An appetite has bean created. A the secrets of true livin g . Oregon district to the United States man may find a m ultiplication table a m ilitary, academy in lieu of Carter B. complex affair, but when he has been [ st Rxv. H . G . H anson . M oro , O sx .] lfagruder and George C. Margens, offered 42 cents a pound for his 1400 both of Portland, who are to be gTad-' bale woolclip, m nltiplication nt once nated lp June, 1923. assumes a surprisingly Interesting as There were two fatalities In Oregon pect. The history of the development due te industrial accidents during the of s smutless kind of wheat may seem week ending November 16, according dry and tedious to the average man, to a report prepared by the state in but when his last crop was destroyed dustrlal accident commission. The by smut, and there la no promise of a BEST O F DRESSED M EA TS ylctims were Robert Hillstadt, choker remedy, he w ill devour the account setter. Deer Island; and W illiam Bru- meat eagerly. Hia appetite fo r his F R U IT S A N D V E G E T A B L E S der, mechanic, Salem. A total of 694 tory has been whetted, not by a new accidents were reported. kind of seasoning, but by a direct in I am an experienced meat cutler and intend to John C. Kendall, president of the terest in his business life . Marshfield chamber of commerce, has sell first class foods at reasonable prices. Your There is no doubt thst some types presented to the Roseburg chamber of goodness m ight have been made patronage will be appreciated. of commerce plans for a big celebra more attractive than they have been tion to be held at Coos Bay during in the past. But there is also a pos the latter part of July of next year, s ib ility thst a ll this ta lk about Puri H . A. B A R Z E E MORO, OREGON to dedicate the Roseburg-Coos Bay tonics 1 unattractiveness of the s p irit Shop in Parry building next to city hall highway and to stimulate Interest In ual has been vastly overdone. We I ’ . Farm home one mile west of M oro Phone 21 F I 1 the development of the western part have today gone Io the other extreme of Oregon. That It pays to maintain a traffic officer In Lane county Is shown by y the amount of fines collected during the past seven months from violators of the htghway laws. Sheriff Stickels, T he Pacific Mutual reporting to the county budget com-* L IF E IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y mlttee. »aid 12322.70 In fines collected , O F C A L IF O R N IA For quick results on from drivers of automobiles end trucks I d that time had been turned all metalware use over to the county treasurer. ‘ Giant of the Pacific Discouraged by failure to get fair returns on their investments, or to dispose of either grain, bay or live-' foundsd in 1868 — stock at a profit, no less than six U fa . Accideel. Heslih lororeaee prominent and formerly prosperous ranchers in the Hsines Section of the Powder River valley have held public Large V. J. W alker, D »t. Manager, auctions of their stock and farm cake equipment and abandoned what they WASCO • - OREGON term a futile effort longer to succeed No ’ B A P O u i 0 at ranchlnr waste The construction of a 16,000,000 hydro-electric plant at Reclamation I m c B Marfaa’a fam Ce., fin* Ywk, 0.8. A. — __ ... » > »■» » I ■4 I ■ 1 » I 4 I I »<■»“ power sits on the Deschutes river, □ c z j o c z i o c z z a z ^ was forecast at Portland by Guy W. Talbot, president of the Pacific Power A Light company, In a statement an nouncing the corporation's plans for « new link In the electrical energy chain of the northwet The site of the project Is 16 miles south of the confluence of the Deschutes and Co lumbia rivers and the company has filed application for thq use of the site Successors to DceCkutes Motor Co. -FOLKS: / and the development of 10,000 horse power. Preliminary surveys and testa -we’ve beea lalkinfi about A t Your Service Any Hour. Phone 5 3 1 already have been made. - wiatrr — now« it’s here •‘Your Call fb Our S d f S ta rte r” Receipts on the Columbia river In and/«re you prepared? terstate bridge daring the Inst ten months amount to $234,000. according a cold draufihl tail, W e have a complete stock of genuine to a statement prepared for the bridge around the window Ford parts and accessories of every commissioners This Is $23.000 lees »door? Yea— well.fio “THE STOKE WITH THE CHR1STHAS SPIRIT' than for the seme period In 1921. The kind. and see Doc Johnson— Pacific highway north of Vancouver, Wash.. waa closed last summer and Oxy-Acetelene W elding he hats remedy for your traffic used the ferries nt Kalama and evdrr repair complaint. Kelly Springfield Tires and Tubes Kelso. The receipts for October amounted te $>6.0«. which equals the Goodrich Sllvertow n Corda and Tubes previous roeord for this year. Clarks AH Makes of Batteries Rebuilt and Repaired county's share of the bridge lnoome W. K. since January 1 la $80,007. while M alt* Columbia Storage Batteries M oro. O rafw n nomnk oounty received $126.016. The O en trai Auto Repairing operating expenses In the ten month period amounted to $23,M4. i » i n H U K H 6»»< I aa aeceod clan meus» •< <he i et Mon». O refo a. Joly » . >»M’ C. L to li»L GOMEL A N D S E E FO R Y O U R S E L F Moro Hardware & Implement Co. Mbro Bank Hotel Open Every Day PUBLIC MARKET Xmas Special Starting December 8, 1922 WE Cooking Utensils "Bf* CLEAN ARE OVERSTOCKED One hundred pieces - high. grade aluminum priced below wholesale. THIS PRICE WILL NOT REMAIN FOREVER SAPOLIO We take this time to give our customers a chance to buy aluminum fo r their Christmas presents. Shop early and get your presents fo r Xmas while our selections are the best. T u m -A -L u m WRITE OR PHONE US ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY N ew s.... W IL L IA f lS - D A Q G E T CO. CROSntLD’S STORE Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co JMaam Z '' . Wasco Oregon
