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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1923)
1 ■ ■ ■ ■ SIEIIAN Milin IBSEBVER C H U R C H NEW S feto of tarasti» Ài HUMANNESS IS SCREEN NEED SAYS RICHARD BARTHELMESS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS January Term 1923 “ T ql’ gUa David,” B a rtW ta s s ' Latest pay the follow in g claim s, incurred on account road contracts : Pat Looergaa, payment account rned contract 5 3 7 ....................... ...1118.71 Pat Loucrgsn, payment account road contract 537......................... 4978 2b Bauers A Bauers, p a p n ^ n t account road contract 473 ........................ 3204 53 Bauers & Bauers, payment account road contract 473.............. 4831.32 Bauers Ä Bauers, payment account road contract 472.............. ........... 23 60 P U B L IC MARKET Warrants were ordered drawn on the r BEST OF DRESSED M EATS general fund to pay the follow ing claim s, on account of salaries, office FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Humanness is wanted for the screen. expense, and inektenU l expanse: If motion pictures are to meet the popular appeal they must have thia in E D M c K e e , salary c o u n 'y Judge $75 00 Uaveliog expease 1922 200.00 PRO G RESS is imperative if men are to succeed mind, according to Richard Barthal- L P eeta, county cum uitsaioner m ess, the young motion p cture star in the buainets world. The Public Market leea. four days.................... 20 00 whose first starring picture, “ T o l’able will move into new quarter« within a «horfi M Wilson, county commissioner D avid” has been released. He haa Warrants ware ordered drawn to time. W e anure our patrons that we -will lees, two days court attendance ideas of b is}o w n regarding what he pay the follow in g claim s. Incurred on end two highway trip*............ . . 56 40 January 12. 1923 continue to maintain the standard of fairness b elieves ia the future of the silen t F riday election account: Special m eetings w ill be continued drama. He declares that wholesome Hugh Chrisman, sheriff salary... 380 00 in product and price that we have set in the W C Campbell, nutiding election Hugh Chrisman, sheriff expense How long could or would father next week and w ill be in the Metho stories by recognised contemporary 9.75 past two months. eccount board of prisoners........ 1 carry mother's Job? It’a a long-dis diet church. Rev. D. H. Leech acting authors are the beat m aterial for Turn - A • L u m L u m b e r co m p an y R Hickson, deputy sheriff salary 2f aa the principal speaker. It should be motion pictures. puted question, to which a New York lumber for election booths and considered a real p rivilege ty have “ Sim ple unextravagant stories por G B Bourhill, treasurer salary. . . . 1( paterfamilias haa added valuable wood ................................. ........... 12 80 “» legal expense.......... ] the opportunity to hear Dr. Leech traying life aa it ia are what the pub H. A. BARZEE , MORO, OREGON data, aaya the Tacoma Newa-Trlbune. Frank Von Bon tel, election rent . 10 00 w hile ha is in Moro Tha public ia lic d esire»,” he contends. “ Nobody Grace May Zevely, county school 5 00 He laated Just Ore week» In trying to M G Melser, election hall rent... Shop in Parry building next to city hall superintendent salary.................. 2f urged to attend all the m eetings. is p erfect AILe< us have fa u lts as 3 50 “ “ m arshal.... caja for the children and the home F^rm home one mile west of Moro Phone 21F11 L Polcy county physician.......... < w ell as virtual. There is no super 5 00 while hla wife waa in the hospital. Jane Payne, election janitor.......... Off for P alestine next Sunday at 10 man outside o f thè im agination of too Jas Stewart, salary stock inspector 1 A ha tried to commit suicide. He D L Reynolds, building election a. m. or the good ships “ Acquatenia fervid authors and the public recognis Otto Peetz, assessor salary................ X explained that the work and worry booths............................................ * 5 00 . *? account ex pens«........ *nd “ M auretania.” Start from the es this fact. In consequence of this, Richard Ginn, canvassing votes war» toe much for him. It may be lethodiat Sunday School. Everybody why rttem pt to insult the public in Mary L Hoskinson, expenses ac 7 50 * and comparing .............................. 7*that hla father’s cares were couipli count county clerk office...............3.40 not already in Sunday School should telligen ce or to provoke its ridicule by TAX COLLECTOR’S REPORT 8EMI A N N U A L REPORT 5 00 A M Young, canvassing votes . . . . ceted by a Job outalde, but to offaet get on board. creating characters which the audien 3 00 ( , Ernest Blaylock, deputy sheriff .. th^t he probably neglected a good deal Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, Reoa Norton, deputy clerk a ces know could not ex ist. of dressmaking, mending, canning, December 30. 1922. R P Brisbin janitor............... I Account election board fees The Christian Endeavor society w ill “ With such men as Mr. Hergeehei- ( cleaning, cooking and laundry work meet at 6:4b Sunday evening in the To the Honorable County C ourt: and mileage: Sherman Electric Company, light mer, Joseph Coprad, Jbanes and the which hla wife carried on as part of Having turned over to the County l C M Kuyper, jud ge........................ 5 25 Methodist church. The subject w ill preset.t day English authors at our Treasurer a ll taxes collected by (me bar dally routine. C A Tom, clerk. .......................... 5 25 City of Moro, water for months of be “ Why do you think the Bible is rervice, it is not necessary to resort during the year 1922 and having clon 9 25 Nov and D e c ... 7. * .................. 4 50 1 G E Wilkerson, election judge.,. the Word of God? to fly-b y-nigh t methods to get mater Haymond Pearl, professor at Johns ed all the Tax Records on Deeember 5 25 W F Bartholomew, c le r k .............. Pacific Telephone ft Telegraph Co ial for pictures. Hopkins u n iv e r s ity , believes that our 30, 1922, 1 subm it below a com plete 5.25 phone rental and tolls lor N o v .. i J 5 Fowler, clerk ............................ The Union m eeting at the Metho “ I believe that directors are tend population has passed Its moat rapid summary which ia supplem ental to leriff’a office, salaries and , I Emil Anderson, judge.................... 9 50 phone rental and tolls for D e c .. dist church w ill have for ita subject ing more and more toward using the period of growth. From now on, he my reporta at the tim e each turn over expense. .......................................2141.68 1 Geo W Kaseberg, judge................ 5 50 C Elliott, check writer............... Sunday evening, “ The Religion of author’s test in follow in g the story predicts, the Increase will be slower is made: le ik ’s office, salaries and e x Myrtle Kaseberg, cierk.................. 5 50 If the story is worth buying for pro Robt Urquhart, postage acc’t for and population 100 years hence will the Man on the Street. ” p en se........... ................................ 1678.90 DEBITS 5 50 1 Zetta Fields, clerk.......................... duction, it i" worth »»sing as it i s . ” not be more than twice what It la reaaurer’a office. ...................... 300.,00 Amount charged to Sheriff 2 W 8 Fields, clerk.......................... - 5.50 R C, Your.g, Y. M. C. A. secretary now. It la futile to attempt to fore ssessor’s office, salaries and 7 80 R Howell, insurance eccount the A B Potter, judge.. . . : ................... in France during the world war, w ill on 1921 tax r o ll...................$844,650.94 cast economic problems that will exp en se?.................................... 1266.60 Interest and penalty collect- 5.00 ) J T Johnson, judge ........................ “ Experiment S ta tio n ........ ........... speak in the Methodist church Monday bother our deecendanta In the year S IL H O U E T T E S 5 00 ourt douse, janitor, water, Dr C L Polay, board of health.. . . ) W A Norcross........................... cd on 1921 ta x e s................ 2,902.62 night, January 16th. 2022. for life then will differ from fual, ligh t, e t c ........................ 609.69 Sheriff’s aasessm ent................................... 1.76 500 5 C H Barnett', c le rk . . . ........... W E Tate, M .... Paragraphs From Our Exchanges the present even more startlingly ircuit Court, b ailiff, report 5 00 Moro Hardware A Implement Co. F M Scott, c l e r k . . . . . . . . ............... The usual morning services at the nquent taxes collected and Sayings of Modern Sages than 1022 differs from 1822. With er, jurors, witnesses, etc . 924.10 6 60 ) Niel McDonald, judge.................... Presbyterian church w ill be held at 1916 roll 4 22 twice as many people there probably ounty Court, or Commission 5.20 F C Axtell, judge......................... Sherman County Observer, pub 11 o ’clock Sunday morning; Sunday 1916 ” . . . . 10.90 will be twice aa many problems With so many radio outfits sp rin g ers, e t c ....................................... 300.80 5.20 lishing........ ............................. . 0 Dewey T h o m p s o n , clerk 1917 “ . . . . School at 10. 88.11 ing up «round town, funny things are C M Huddleston, bond for H S 18.60 5 20 Liatice C o u rt................................ 4 D J McLechlsn, cler k .................... 1918 “ _____ 4.84 The danger ages for girls are alx- Seme sensitive person» 103.47 5.20 C o r o n e r .......................... } T S Reese, clerk........................... W all................................................ There w ill be the regular preaching happening. 1919 ___ 660.1$ and seventeen, aaya Maude E. 5.50 School Superintendent’s office 0 O G Sayrs, judge............................ at the Methodist church at 11 o ’clock are having an awful tim e g ettin g t< N E Miller, court house plumbing 1920 “ ____ 4,889.61 Miner, secretary of an association that sleep because of the bedtime atorj salary and expense. . * . . . . 869.25 4.70 9 Theo Johnston, clerk...................... City of Moro, sewer assessment .. Interest and Sunday morning. checks up such things. A good many catching on the spring* of their beds. 160.00 4.70 Teachers’ in stitu te............ V S Barr........... ................................ p e n a lt y ... 988.87. 6,096.68 B F Peetz, stenographer for budg of our modern problems are due to A row of iron dish rags at Hanson’r Health officer................................ 6,00 4.70 0 H F Peetz, clerk.............................. et meeting........................._.......... Word was received Thursday by unfair economic conditions that com Stock Inspector, sa la r y ............ *150.00 Five and Dime frightened the ladj T o t a l ..................... *363,462 00 2 Rosy Dragar...................................... 4.70 Ginn, Coleman A Co, sewer pipe 57 92 pel boys and girls to go to work too Clarence and Francis Anderson that cle»ks out of a w eek ’s appetite bj Care of the poor........................... 664.68 4 20 Roy Tiller, judge............................. K D Antrim, state weights and CREDITS soon. Every girl should remain at their step-father, J. T. Aahby, had giving a lecture on careless husband» 400.00 8 20 School Childrens’ F a i r .......... 7 W C Todd, clerk............................. measures .'............................... passed away in Foreat Grove that by Larry Loose Coupler. Another home until she la eighteen. And no County F a ir .................................. 2331 25 Amount turned over to the t '■> J S Newcomb, c le r k ............T . . . . ' 4.20 Jessie Hoakinson, assistant clerk’s boy should have to quit school until morning. Mr. Ashby formerly lived lady whose boy is in sta llin g a radii Scalp B o u n ty ........................ > .. 290 00 . treasurer to d a te.......... ,*338,387.41 4 20 0 Karl Eaton, clerk.............................. office.,............................................. at least twenty. Tha Industrial sys at Antelope and more recently at outfit, was talking to a neighbor w itl Taxes delinquent, 1921 roll x 15,078.68 Llyde Smith, judge.......................... 8 20 State Sealer of W eights and W C Bryant, premiums account M ea su res................................... 41.67 Refund allowed J F Bvishee tem, however, tries to get them short Graaa V alley, where he had a large a potato masher in her hand, when all 1.01 4 60 0 J W Blagg. ju d g e ................ .. . . . . for county officers........................ Current Expenses, books, sta- - ly after they learn to walk. Civiliza circle of friends. He had been con of a sudden the masher joined in the B F Payne, election clerk.............. 4 60 Deschutes Motor company, scc’t T otal. *358,488.00 fined to his bed for aeveral months conversation; both the ladies fainted tionery, expressage, post tion shortens youth. 4 60 0 Marie Smith, clerk.......................... co un ty assessor car . . . . f .............. 29 30 with spinal trouble. and the potato masher quit after giv age, telephone, supplies, etc 1283.86 R espectfully subm itted, 4 60 L D Eakin, clerk. . ...................... Margaret Peetz, assistant aaseaaor’s 18 North Carolina a man arrested ing the weather report and singing a Road bond fund .........................56664.10 , Hugh Chrisman, ■ 14.25 0 J C Wilson, ju d g e.......................... office............» .................... ........... for having hootch said he was using Library...................... ..................... 185.U) If these things aren’t true Sheriff and Tax Collector. The district highway office main song. 8.65 G L Hoakinson, judge.................... It for rheumatism. Sting him to the tained at Roseburg by the state high w e’re a lia r .—Port Allegheny (Pa.) Glass A Prudhoosme, printing nc’t s Total amount warrants. 72,091.66 • 8 55 1 6 Fred Haynes, clerk ...................... 228 86 county officers and supplies . . . . limit, says the Houston P oet Any way department has been abandoned. Reporter and Argus. 8 65 Dated thia 2nd day of 5 Arthur Just esen, clerk .................... Floyd D Flatt, drayage .................. rheumatic who would use hootch when An eight-hour day for afl mill» and Members of the Northwest Can 8 65 January, 1923. Just bees use woman was made from Geo N Crotficld, account small G C Young, clerk........... '.............. he can carry an Irish potato In hla factories in Oregoa la proposed In a nerà’ association held a profitable four- man’s rib is no reason why he should 9 30 Mary L. Hoakinson, County Clerk 6 J W Hayes, ju d g e ............. pox p a t i e n t . ., ,. ........... . . . . . . . pocket deserves no sympathy or bill to be Introduced In the state leg day convention In Portland last week. not have some backbone l e f t 7 30 10 G C Vintin, c le r k .......................... J A Ellis, account smallpox patient mercy. f — - islature by a commfittee Oom tha The total amount of taxes to be col 15 W E Garrett, judge........................ ' 7.30 “ Reading alou d,” aaya the New- L R Conies, janitor’s su p lies.. . . Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumber- Income of the state highway depart 7 30 lected In Tlllamoofc county thia year York Tribune, “ ia a lost a r t.” And Bert C Baker, clerk. . . . . . t .............. The silliest thing In a long while 7 30 ment for 1988-24, as estimated by stats F L Derby, clerk................ .......... la f>e statement that the average la 1829,864.61, against |920,826.48 for it was the best way of being put to Warrants were ordered drawn Dasplte building which la going on officials, will aggregate *21,260,000. 8.35 m W S Powell, judge.......................... last year. sleep that we knew of. age of adult Americans la pay the follow in g claim s, ineurrec steadily at Band, tha housing situa 8 35 With the exception of *7,000,000 all J M Axtell, judge................... ...... The year 1922 waa an exceptionally fourteen years or sixteen year» or any tion has become ao acute that Bend A t last we have discovered what i account county poor: 8.35 of this money has been obligated In R C Ornduff, clerk........................... other number. Obviously tha average prosperous one for the Lower Colum ia that makes a man give a woman Mrs Fred Beymer, care of Todd realtors say they could rent 200 houses connection with fixed expenses. 8 35 Mark Henkle, clerk ...................... mental age of Americana la the aver bia Dairy association’» two creameries diamond engagem ent ring. I t ’s the Dickson during months of Sep The Bend school board has decided without difficulty, If the houses were 8 35 y. Rena Norton, clerk......................... at Astoria age mental age of Americana. tember, October, Novem ber... 64 woman. 10 65 to ask the coming legislature for pas available. John G B a rn « « , c le r k ......................... E D McKee, account D ickson... 1 * J A Smith judge Governor Olcott haa appointed John 8 tó sage of a measure permitting tha dis N ew s item : Among the articles 8.65 Moro Trading Co, account Orcutt 2i B A T Striker, judge............................ C. Kendall of Marshfield to the cir 4 t ! | | | H I I I I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 11 I I 1 I + 1"1 1 I I 4 - H - H I 1 1-1-t-t purchased last week by one of our 8 65 trict to lasua bonds to *200,000, If cuit bench in place of Judge John 8. Annie Eddy, “ «' 21 » M G Tuel, clerk............................. such an act can be legally put through, 8 65 I« W P Thomas.................................... housewives was a rolling pin. L R Conlee, “ “ 2< to make possible the financing of a Coke, who haa been confirmed in The fello w who watches the clock Farmers Elev A Supply Go ** < Warrants were ordered drawn to thoroughly up-io-date high school the office of United Staton district can hardly expect to be anything but attorney at Portland. W . H. Hill, Proprietor pay the follow in g claim s, incurred on building. -x . one of the hands. Warrants were ordered drawn t<> account coyote bounty : An optim ist is a fellow who loans pay the follow ing claim s, incurred » Clyde Crites..................................... 4 00 Thia is the only dairy herd in the vicinity of 4 00 OOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXX OOOOOOOCXXXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXSOOOOOOOO guy |10 when said guy already owes account November term circuit con i: 8 V Barr M oro that is certified disease^free. W e hold 4 00 JO F re d F u r r o w ........................................... him $20. 4 00 M Maurice'Douma............................... Oregon Slate Live Stock Sanitary Board M Wm lledri k. 4 00 A bald man would make a poor king official health certificate N o. 3291. >o W A Patterson ............................... 19 00 for there would be no heir apparent. 8 00 Tom Douma.................................... C M Huddleston, expenses see’nt j0 E S P uggles..................................... 10 00 Every person has a reputation and C. V. B ELK N A P . PRO P. 3 00 MORO X OREGON R M B e n s o n ........................................... some are worth keeping. B S Huntington, special attorney 20 00 * W A Patterson .......................... 4 00 ® L D Peterson................................... 1 H I I I I H I I 11 l »- l~»-»-l -l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 I I 1 'H -I 1'1 I 1 1 I l h+ The bright side of the Near East 4 00 .Oscar Bruckert ............................... H O T A N D COLD B A TH S situation ia the outside. Account grand juror: 3 00 D H V right..................................... « » f r ll 111 I i l l ; 4 00 >0 Phil Starr................... i ............... .. An expert is an ordinary fellow • ■ Dick R cckm an................................ away from home. B W VanGilder............................... » H A Walker..................................... For the first half of the oereal year C A T o m .......................................... 7.00 OOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXXX J ocoooooc ending with the advent of 1923 Port I E Wilson................................ 9 40 R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon land floated to all porta 11,660,941 G E Wilkerson. .............................. 6.20 XXX10000000000000000000000 bushels of wheat. Account jurors: Presldant Harding haa nominated H H Nichols........................... . 1140 D E A L E R S IN the following Ordgon postmasters: Hans Thompson ...............» ... George C. Stephens, Arlington; Annie J J Morrissey.................................... 10.60 Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, 8. Clifford, Molalla. A T Striker....................................... 10 00 Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, AU fruits and other products can H H Brackett.................. ................ 13 00 ned iff Oregon shall bear tha name W A Spencer Coal and Hay. 1.00 .................». General Contractors and Builder* of the state under the provisions of a W D Watkins.................. 11.60 bill to be submitted to the legislature. W S Powell...................................... Cement and Concrete Work a Specialty 9.00 M ANUFACTURERS OF There were a total of 396 accidents Wm A Young......... . . . ................... 11 40 reported during the week ending Jan C E Thomas........ . ................. . 9.20 uary 4, according to a report prepared A J Murray....................................... 7.00 M o ro by the state Industrial accident com D E V in tln ..............«...................... 1 1 4 0 mission. , D H W right..................................... 4 11 4 0 IJO O O CXXXXXXM XXXXX’ 11 60 C L Sparling................. . ........... 11 00 H D Paugh................................. 9 60 Eugene Amidon ........................ Emil Andersen.............. . . ............... 13 00 Wil< y Benefiel................................. 1 1 .» Wilford Belthe..........-...................... 1 1 5 0 J j W t t e g . . . ............. ~ ................... 9 00 a» aacoa d class ■»•»♦*« • ’ port o f t « rt Moro, Otegoa. J*»y Ä , Picture, T a lk Reabstk Stery *b< The Christian Sclawoa society w ill 1 bold services Sunday m orning a t II o'clock in tha church building. The subject w ill ba “ Sacrament. ” Golden T hxt: John 6:8$. For the broad of I TmAI&ICAW PHP» ASSOCIATON God ia ho which comoth down from heaven, and givoth life unto the worltf. c . L I reland . MxnafinÄ Editor Responsive R eading: I Corinthian» XI 2 3 - « ..- » k T H E M O R O DAIRY MORO HOTEL BARBER SHOP S Independent Warehouse & Milling CoJ; ’ M oro .s. Benson & Son M IL L FEED AND FLOUR S p ecial P rice , M ajestic 3 0 DAYS U n iv ersa l O NLY C o a l Heater?», W o o d a n d C o a l a n d C o m b in a t io n H e a te r s . G inn, C o lem a n & Co. Amount witness Givena casa: L W A m ick...................1« 840 Louis Schadewits........... I l 40 J C W ilson........................................ 11.40 E A Hoakinson................................ 11.40 G W Tw ining........................... 336 M Otto S Haugen .................................. 37 b<) T H West ..................... ............. ... 10.50 P J Stadelman ................ .............. .. 12.50 D J C o n w a y ,..,............ ............ . . 3 1 0 0 N J Barbare..........\ * 4 ... 3 1 0 0 Minna Sehassan .............................. 17.00 A S Johnson .............. . ................... 17.00 Roy J Baker..................................... 4.00 Ida Davis............................................. 11.40 J M Wilson .............. 7 . . . 20.40 Account witness Skew casa: H Laughter........................................ Louis Langford .............. . . . . . . . . James Shaw ............................... . Carl A Everett................................ Guy Pickard.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Warrants r 5.00 5.00 32.20 4 40 4.4b wer» ordered drawn Io Cars THE ELECTRIC WASHERWOMAN GOODYEAR TIBES AWD TUBES Two sim ple levers control tha operations o f EDEN washing and wringing. The EDEN is oconomi- eal to operate; sim ple and safe. AU working parts inelcsed. Saif lubricating; no o ilin g or adjusting C o m p le t e ia L in e o f A c c e s s o r ie s AUTO REPAIRING The EDEN haa many exclu sive features, including tha famous Sed im ent Zone which insures clean waebing water alw ays. STORAGE B la ck sm ith an d M a ch in e S h o p Step in today for a demonstration. C O ., Inc. Sherman Electric Co. Mere, ' OrtfM Phone 3 0 3 J M O R O , OREGON X
