Sherman County observer., January 19, 1923, Image 2

CHURCH MECTINCS BRING REAL
GOOD TO COOUNITT’S PEOPLE
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C. L. I r e l a n d , M enagifli Editor
January 19. 1923
F riday
The special meetings this week in
the churches of Moro have oeen as­
suming a much larger scope, partly
because of a larger and deeper sp irit
and interest in the messages that are
being given, and pertly because of
the variety in leadership on the d if­
ferent evenings.
On Wednesday night was yoong
people’s evening, and the first part of
the service was directed by them.
Miss Bessie Andersen, president of
the Union Christian Endeavor society,
presided. Miss Isle McCain reed the
S-rlpture.
A trio wa» sung by the
Muses Elsie Bourhili, M illie Benson
and Geneva D illin g er.
Dr. D . H
Leech preached bis first sermon of
this series of meetings Wednesday
evening to a large audience, present­
ing the theme. “ Such as I have, 1
Leadersnip cannot carry prcgre«»
fa r ahead of the average of its Indl-
vtdoal units.
For advancing eleva­
tion la both leaders and the average,
ws are dependent upon increasing
(and upon freedom of) opportunity
for the individual. Progress is born
out of tbs womb of the Individual
mind not out of the mind *'f the
crowd. The crowd feels; it has no
mind of Its own which can plan. The
crowd destroy a it consumes. It hates
and it dreams—but it never builds. It
is one of the most profound and Iro
portant of exact psychological truths
that " ^ a in the mass does Dot think
but only feels. The mob functions
i
only la a world of emotion. I t is the
Individual alone who can function in
the world of Intellect.
Real sod a I
progress Is the sum of the progress
of Individual units, and thus the only
road to the realisation of great hopes
of human progress Is the steady and
sure advancement of the Individual.
give.'*’
On Thursday evening the women
were in charge of the opening exer­
cises. Mrs. Otto Pest* presided and
read the Scripture.
Mrs. W . C.
Bryant led in prayer. A duet was
sung by Mrs. Roy Kunsman and Mrs
Employment statistics of Radcliffe
college's class of 1921, Just given out,
furnish a striking illustration of bow
widely the opportunities for women In
useful and lucrative occupations have
grown In thirty years. The graduat­
ing class at the earlier date numbered
seven. Three of the members became
teachers, while ell the other four
■rayed nt home. A ll but two members
of the 1921 class are actively engaged
In study or w o rk; nineteen are con­
tinuing npeclal lines of study; two
are traveling, and all the rest are In
paid positions, except four who are
married, and so can very properly be
classified an busy. One-third of those
earning salaries are teachers and the
others ere In twenty occupations. In­
cluding business, factorise, farming,
and naming. There seems to be plenty,
not only of room, but also of demand
for college women. .
The strictest sort of an embargo
should be set up against the lin;»orta-
tloo of insects, plants, animals or
blrda likely to prove hurtful to our
country. We shall never know bow
much the European thistle or the
couch grass has coat oa. The damage
done by the English sparrow who la
tee much for many of our useful birds
It would be hard to compute. The
Norwegian m t beg cost ns millions of
profaasor Bullock of Harvard aaya
-American taxation methods make
people die. They do. Lodge night
excuses also are a greet help.
The horseless age has seen nothing
Uke the prosperity that a race horne-
lees age would.
The fopfth number o f the Ellison-
W hite lyceum bureau la scheduled for
the eveniug of Monday, January 2tth.
whan McDonald Birch cornea to Moro
w ith the largest one-man magic show
on the lyceum and chautauqua p lat­
form.
Elaborate curtains, Chinese decora­
tions, special electric effects and a
stage fu ll of paraphernalia comprise
the production. Thruout M r. Birch’s
program tuns a vein of clean, whole­
some humor.
Mystery follows mys­
tery.
Laughter is born of bewilder­
ment. Young and old w ill enjoy it.
The American dollar to getting Into
general circulation In Europe. It Is
the favorite coin among the old and
feeble who are not athletic enough to
carry a dollar’s worth of their own
money about
The post office rules that 20-lnch
alligators are harmless live animals
and entitled to be sent through the
malls. Just how hard can a harmless
alligator bite If a postmaster gets a
thumb In lta mouth I
Accident* Occur While Ficture Party
it
AO m I b
Everybody must notice how cloth
baa come down. It skirts the ground.
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
rural sceuery.
H. A. BARZEE , ‘
Sherman Electric Co.
Moro, Oregon
Work well done m eriti an
acknowledgment. Men who
patroniie the Oburver Press
spealTnot idly when they
acknowledge the very high
quality of Printing done in
Moro by the Observer Press.
To reduce stock we will sell during the
Room with privilege ot bath, »ingle '
[ .
JH.OOup: double $1.50 up
Room with private bath, »ingle $1.5»
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up; double $2.59 up.
¡Auto Meet» Train». Street car» from
Union Depot pa»» our door».
Transfer at 5th and Gliaan »treat» iron J
North Bank Depot.
THE
COMING TO THE DALLES
This is the only dairy herd in the vicinity of
M oro that is certified disease-free. W e hold
Oregon State Live Stock Sanitary Board
official health certificate No. 3291.
MORO
DOES NOT OPERATE
W ill Be At
THE DALLES HO1 EL
G e n e r a l C o n tr a c to r s a n d B u ild e r s
Friday, February Mb
Office Hears, io A. M . Ta 4 P. M.
C e rrte n t a n d C o n c r e te W o rk a S p e c ia lty
ONE DAY ONLY
gon during the period of January 11
to December SI, 1982, aggregated 194,-1
M o ro
No Charge For Coneultetion
66«. according te a report prepared
by the secretary of state. There are
D r. Mallenthin is a regular gradu­
a total of 119,711 passenger care regis­
ate
in medicine end surgery and is
tered in the state. Commercial ears
licensed by the state of Oregon.
He
of less than one ton capacity number
vfeito
professionally
the
more
import­
4763.' while the truck registrations
ant towns end cities and offers to a ll
aggregate 10.786. Trailers numbered
who cell on this trip free consultation,
837 and motorcycles 8 9 M
except the expense of treatm ent when
Firs losses in Oregon exclusive of
leeired.
I Portland, for tbs month of Deoember.
According to hla onethod of tre a t­
aggregated 910.S41.6M, according to B
ment he does not operate for chronic
report prepared by the state fire mar­
appendicitis, g a ll atones, uloers of
shal. This is the largest tiro lops for
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
any single month since the firs mar-]
He hee to hie credit wonderful re-
abaft department was established in I
nults in diaeeaee of the stomach, liver,
Oregon. The most disastrous fire was bowels. blood,| akin, nerve«, heart, I
at Astoria, with a loss estimated by kidney, bladder, bed w etting, weak,)
the state fire marshal at 910.000,000
lungs, catarrh, rheumatism, aeietica,
Thirty-eight fires were reported dur-
leg ulcers end rectal ailments.
I lag the month.
I f you have been a ilin g for any
Five prises awarded te the western length of time and do not get any bet­
division of the United States by the
ter, do not fp ll te c a ll, te improper
Hasel Atlas Glass oempaay of Wheel­ measures rather then disease era very
ing. W. Ve., In Ito national canning eon often the eeuse of your long standing
third prias, Mis« Wlaeckan ef P o rt
land fourth prias end Ite«««« Rupert
of Portland tlftk priN .
D A IR Y
W . H . H ill, P r o p r ie to r
In Internal Hedlcin« for the
past eleven years
The depressions <U1 he registered on
a special meter.
Motor vdhtele registrations In Ore-1
prise. Audrey W leackea o< Portland
second prise. Rena W alker of Halsay
MORO
P e o p l e who use the ad
column« of the Observer
invariably say that they
¿et the very best of resulit.
SPCCIALI5T
ure the number of automobile visitors
In national forests w ill he tried out In
the Cascade national forest of Oregon,
according to N. F. Macduff, supervisor.
The apparatus wlU consist of a wooden
culvert pieced on steel springs, which I
will undergo a minute depression I
I every time a rfiblole passes over. I
bars of Industrial oannlng elabs. EUa»-
bath Fdhrlabaaher ef Porto m i wee Drat
The Obtenu Pre»
EXPERT HERE
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Home Office, 117 N. Dearborn S t.,
* Chicago.
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Dr. M ellen a th in
the offlcers_eald.
A new device automatically to mens-1
Westìnéhou
RUPTURE
Vastly Different.
A member of an athletic’ club, after,
swimming the leugth of the large tank
In the basement of the Institution,
came out puffing and blowing, appar- S e e le y , F a m o u s In T h is
ently exhausted.
.
S p e c ia lty , C a lle d to
“You don’t manage your breathing
right,* said the swimming Instructor,,
T h e D a lle s
“It ought not to tire you so.
As to
F. H . Seeley, of Chicago and F h il- .
the upper part of your body, Including
your arms, you use exactly the same, adelphia, the noted truss expert, w ill
muscles, and 1»’ very much the same personally b o a t The Da I lee Hotel and
way, in swimming a a jn an wing wood.” w ill remain in The Dalles Thursday
“No, sir!” gasped the swimmer.
only January 26th. ' M r. Seeley aaya:
“When It comes to sawing wood,,! use
“ The Spermatic Shield w ill net only
the muscles of some other man.” Ex­
retain any case o f rapture perfectly,
change.
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but contracts the opening in ten days
Lake Champlain.
on the average case. . T b i* result is
Lake Champlain was discovered In effected during the day—the repair
1809 by Samuel de Champlain, a continue» of its e lf throughout the
French explorer and coloniser, who night during sleep w hile a ll strain la
gave It his own name. The lMke 1»
removed.
Being a Vast advancement
drained on the north by the Rlche-
over all former.methods—exem plyfy-
ing natantantoua effects immediately
appreciable and
withstanding any
strain or position no m atter the site
or location.
Large or difficult rases,
or incisional ruptures (follow ing op­
erations) specially solicited. T h e
instrument received the only sward in
I
England ana in Spain, producing re­
F IF T H A N D W A S H IN G T O N STS
sults without
surgery, injections,
! PO RTLAND. O REG O N
medical treatments or prescriptions.
< ” W A R N IN G — A ll cases should be
cautioned against the use of any elas­
tic or webb truss w ith understrspe, as
aan e rest where the lump is and not
where the opening is, producing com­
plications necessitating surgical oper-
1 ations.
M r. Seeley has documents from the
,! U nited States Government. Wsshisg-
ton, D .-C ..-fo r inepection.
He w ill
i be glad to demonstrate, without
’ charge or fit them if dtsired.
*Tu»i-
► ness demards prevent stopping at any
! other place in this section.
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P. S. —Every statement in thia no-
* tice has been verified before the Fed-
! era I and State Courts.—F . H. Seeley.
I lnent capitalist of Loa Angeles, who
streets of Salem last week in an auto­
mobile bearing large signs worded as
follows: "Thia Is a traffic violator
being taught the raise of the road " I
Bennett was arrested for traveling on I
the state highway at 40 miles an hour, I
We have any number
o f suggestion« how
you can make your
n o u te w ork easier
through Electricity.
MORO, OREGON
Shop in Parry building next to city-hall
Farm home one mile wert of M oro
Phone 21F11
•**»*»»*
Is one of the leaders of the concern.
Mayor Setters of Astoria has oall-
sd upon all owners of property la the
burned area to bslag at once clear-
lng the debris from their holdings In I <
order to facilitate the reco n stru ction ‘
program. The plan Is that If the debris I (
is not removed within a reasonable J
time the city w fll proceed with the I ’
work and assess the cost to the prop- J (
ert y
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Sales of gasoline la Oregon In No-1
vemher, 1M2, as reported by the var-|
Work and Play.
It la a mistake to suppose that piny lous distributing companies, aggregst-l
Is the reward of work; It Is merely
ed 4,767,690 gallon«, according to a
Its preliminary, and the country that statement Issued by the secretary of I
cannot get lta games going will not
state. Distillate purchases amounted I
get much else going, either.—James
to 143,457 gallons. The total tax paid I
Stephens.
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to the stats on November sales was I
$97?305.44.
H. C. Bennett, Marion oeunty ranch­
er, was paraded through the business I
MANUFACTURERS OF
r m a tn d tr of January at reduced prices Majestic and
Universal Ranges and Coal, W ood and Coal and Combi­
R O B B IN G the public is an obsolete praciice. It
went out of style with ibe »treet-sweepin< skht
Many merchants do not know that fact.
she
Public Market “has yet to rob a purchaser.
• Scientist« announce that botulism
(a the deadliest known poison. The
natne sounds like a theory rather than
II
a substance— but there are a lot of
poisonous theories afloat, nowadays.
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The post Office Is said to be adver­
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tising for enough twine to encircle the
l I
earth thirteen times. It will be all
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right If none of It la red tape.
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar rosts.
Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood,
Coal and Hay.
M IL L F E E Q A N D F L O U R
BEST OF DRESSED M EA TS
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
the Arctic Sen«
birth, may be considered as constitut­
ing g problem. Inadequate education
of children resident within this state
cannot be viewed as other than a re­
Astoria to Massed as “a fur trade «v
proach of this progressiva common­ town of about MOO population" la an I o t
wealth.
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article which appeared la the Loadon
Dally M all telling of the tire disaster
I f you would live long and happily December 9
.
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use the left-hand side of the reed
O^en D. H . Hutton, lifelong real-1 r«
when you are compelled to walk on dent of Marlow oeonty and father of T1
any public highway, particularly an Mrs. Bea W- Olcott of Salem and Mrs. te
Improved state road. This Is alto­ Oswald West of Portland, died at hla
gether contrary to the rule for ve- , home In Salem.
I ,
. I di
hlcular traffic and the practice of
Reopening of the penitentiary wood I
most pedestrians, but Its wisdom will camp or replacing the present h e a b l^
at once be seen by everyone who
lag system with burners that will
considers the circumstances. A pe­
consume hog fuel, probably w ill be
destrian on the right side of the
recommended by the members of the
road must depend upon warning by l state board of control at a meeting I r*
motor car drivers, and all motor car to be held thia week.
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drivers are not Just as considerate of
The first train from the north over I
the rights of pedestrians as they the main line of the Southern Pacific I c<
might be. On the left side of the
arrived at Albany Thursday after the d
road, however, a pedestrian has full
tracks had beeg blocked since Satur­
view ahead, with all approaching traf
day night whan the flood waters of T
fle, and at sight of an automobile In
the Santlam river washed out shout n
the distance has plenty of opportun­
ity to step to safety at the side of 160 feet of enhenkment
Husted Walters, slayer of Jerome I •
the highway to permit the car to pass
Palmer, Portland policeman, probably •
wlU ba hanged In the state penlten- c
T. B. Handley, state corporation tlsry some time In February. A man-1
commissioner for the past two years, I date of the supreme court was Issued P
has resigned. It was said that hla suc­
last week and W alters w ill he taken a
cessor w ill not be named for several te Portland this week tor resentencing. C
4>v«
.
W hat Is declared w ill be the largest
I cement plant west of the Missouri I 1
There la « growing movement
atpong motorcar drivers against road­ river w ill he established immediately «
by the Columbia Cement oompany oa I J
side bill boards.
There may be a
its holdings west of Huntlagtos, it I ~
question us to tbelr value, but none
I
about the fact that they dou’t help was announced by Aman Moors, prom-1
A white Leghorn has won a state
egg-laying contest conducted by poul­
try fancier«, producing 886 eggs In »
year. Her slogan 1a an egg a day
keeps the ax away.
Ginn. Coleman & Co.
PUBLIC MARKET
The third week o f the Union meet­
ings going on in the local churches
Realism , first, last and a ll the has been attended w ith increased in­
tim e , is H obart Bosworth's creed in i
terest and exceptional attendance.
making pictures, and in the Staking | Rev. R. C . Young o f the Wasco M. E.
of “ The Sea U o e ” U r. Beaworth baa!
church preached Monday night aad
spared no effort to secure re a lity .
Rev. U . C. Smothers on Tuesday evan-
M r. Bosworth, w ith members o f the iag .
Wednesday and Thursday Rev.
oast of “ Tbs Sea L io n ,” went to the D . H . Leech, district superintendent
Arctic sone aad there chartered a boat or the eastern Oregon oooforenoe, has
which had bean need fo r fishing pur­ preached. H e w ill apeak again to­
pose and^pailed from Neese into the night, Friday. The m eetings close
seaa where the story i t laid . For
Sunday.
four months the lit t le c ra ft and the
acto n anu actresses on beard knew
The usual Sunday morning services
the same perils which are included in w ill take place in the Methodist and
purpose la indicate« oy u*e
** Washington free from illiteracy In the story. A t one tim e Bosworth and
Presbyterian churches.
Last Sunday
192&.” The Intent ta A d m l rabie la several of the men in the company
brought out record attendances In both
every way, «ays the Seattle Times. narrowly escaped drowning w h ile buf­ churches end a t a ll the services. The
Thera Is no reason why Illiteracy feted around a sm all whale-boat w h ich ! Methodists had an attendance o f 80 la
should exist In this commonwealth, they need in the pursuit and attack of
Sunday School and the Presbyterians
which has so large « proportion of whale.
89. This is a Ans showing, but there
A s till more serious accident befall
native-born citisene end which draws
is yet room fo r more in the Schools.
so largely for Its new dtlsene from Bosworth whan ha made a d ire from Both of the Schools open a t 10 o ’clock
other parts of the United States. the side of the whale-boat. zHio foot sharp.
Even more Important, however, Is the caught and wee imprisoned in the side
constant advancement. In efficiency ra il as ha dove head first into the
and service, of the schools to the i water. He suffered a severely sprain­
youngsters who are growing up In ed back and wrenched knee which de-
Washington. The Illiterate of adult ; layed his work in the picture for a
years, whether of native or fo reig n , week.
Boston university Is going to turn
out bellhops and head waiters, says
the Christian Science Monitor. A alx
weeks’ course to be given oy the va
cation department of the college of
business administration will teach
young men how to become any eort
of hotel official. In the future we may
look for such soriety Items aa this:
“Mr. Van Kensselaer Cuyp la going In
for a big business career. Already he
to at Boston university studying to be
a head waiter. Hla father, who only
owned 100 steel mills, states that there
la something of Napoleon In big son’s
dynamic nature."
nation Heaters.
BOSWORTH SPARES NO EFFORT |
TO MAKE PICTURES REALISTIC
; trouble.
Remember above date, th at eonral-
tation on this trip w ill ba fraa and
that hla treatment la diffèrent.
Married woman moat ba accompan­
ied by th eir huabenda.
I Addram: 99B Boston BI oak, Minne-
apolie, Mlnoeeoto.
C om plete L ine o f. A ccesso ries
Alriro REPAIRING
STORAGE
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
FOSS A CO., Inc.
e 303
MORO, OREGON