Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 26, 1923, Image 2

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FAMOUS BROADWAY SUCCESS /
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WB1 SHOW HERE SATURDAY
< A U F O M U UNE stokes boko
PUBLIC MARKET
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An entertainment that ie entirely]
clean and wholesome. a type of magic
>h«t is far above the average—that ia
what ia coming to the Moro opera
Z - h e
MeD— W Birch Ml*, h i.
Ijeeum program next Monday night.
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January 29th.
C. L I reland « M a n u z i Editor Of Birch and his program of magic
January 2b. 192¿ the Detroit Free Proas hau thia to
«•McDonald Birch ia a mugiciau of
F riday
more than ordinary ability, and com-
aisri .n taxes collected b A the
„„ent
from
motion
. during the year « d in g June
22. totaled f73^TX«27 For the
ling year g80.IS0.882. A f« " '“*
more than sixteen mllMoo This
, that the American public paid
Alxig like ooe hundred :.i-,lloo
30 as. mock* pictures th i-
than the y « r before. A n tn-
M figure, make throe bite bo«oe.
CoUtoPs Weekly. While the mo
than sixteen million, theater and
■ admission taxes Increased flM -
frw s »1.7WL280 for the year end
Yuue 30. 1921. to »1,850,075 last
Berlin reports tell of an old Ger-
««■ pram-* woman leasing a piece of
n- — i—
¡X £ > ,
The special m eeting«/which have
been in progress for the last three
weeks came to a eloee last Sunday
night at the Methodist church. The
attendance had been increasing stead*
i l j until at the closing service mors
tened att«-lively to tfr- Loach’a mao-
n^ique in that Dr. Leech chase far h«n
[ teat. •*! w ill he note Israel aa the
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H. A. BAHZEE
«U ssr at ffbhaiLo or Antelope. AI
local “ p ay aa you eau i t ” slot-pay
statio n probably « ill ba installed at
Kent.
Tim line at corot ruction w ill follow
tha railroad from Biggs to Wasco,
and thence aouth. following the route
of tlm auuugyud Sherman highway,
The Christian Science society wilL except in places where delay in high­
meet as usuel in the church building way construction where heavy blast­
Sunday morning at 11 o clock, bolding ing ia necessary would eauau damage
service* under the subject, “ Troth
to the telephone line*.
Golden text: John 1:17. For the law
was given by Moses, but grace aiKl
truth came by Jesus Christ. Rropon-
•T know absolutely how to live to
be one hundred years old. und 1 don’t
practice w^at I know.” That Is the
confession of Dr. Royal 8. Copeland,
health com missioned of New> York.
Ills admission sums up nearly every­
thing In life. All of us have wisdom,
but we ignore It. as w h e n c e spend
more than we know wu can afford, or
eat more than we know la good for
us.
We seek mythical panaceas,
knowing In our hearts that * • already
have them In simple, ofd-faahloned
land for so many pounds of butter per
.y —
It la added that many other
Germans are returning to the old
methods of barter, not using money
»V C. T. U ., which waa reoently or. L. L. Dvtriak, Defendant.
a t all In their transactions. The rear automobile truck.
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gsniced in Moro. Mrs. W. L. Oillin-1 ToyL. L. Patrick, tha above named -=
aoo la obvious. German money has
become so unstable la value and so
ger, president, w ill be in charge.
1 defendant: In the Name of the State
worthless that It la becoming Imprac­
|o f Oregon: You are hereby notified
Next Sunday morning at the Pres­ that W. A. Raymond ia the holder of In
ticable to use IL It la ceasing to »*«
byterian church the pastor w ill apeak I Certificate of Delinquency numbered
useful as a common denominator of
exchange, says the Houston Post. knowing whether help ie coming or on, “ The Hope of the World,’’ tak-1 I 70 issued on the 6th day of May, 1^20,1
Which goes to prove that money In not. Uncle Sam, working with mine ing into consideration some of the I by the Tax Collector of the County of D
Itself Is artificial wealth any way and owners, la Introducing portable wire­ I great world problems now pressing I Sherman, State of Oregon, for. th e !'“
I mount of One and 60-100 Dollars, the «J
that the only real wealth couslsts o f less receiving outfits which miners I for solution.
rime being the amount then due and I C
goods or possessions capable of pro­ wUl carry with them. Through tons
ducing goods.
Money is a bandy of fallen rock, radio will carry the L Miss Ruth McClelland w ill lead the delinquent for taxes for the year 1918. C
thing to have, but It can be dispensed glad news: ‘Cheer up! Rescde Is at I young people’# meeting next Sunday] together with penalty, interest and •<
I evening on the subject, “ What are coats thereon upon the real property
with I f one possesses what It repro- hand." Almost supernatural.
H . M cKean, M anager, W asco, Oregon
OF
MILL F E E D A N D FLOUR
Complete Line of Accessories
STORAGE
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
FOSS A CO., Inc.
tone 3 0 3
M O R O , OREGON
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Year's tax, 1919; date paid, May L
1 >th, 1920; to* receipt number. 1244; I ■
' I amount, »1.67; rate of interest, 12
p per cent; amount paid, »1.6H.
Year’s tax, 1920; date paid, April
16th, 1921; lax receipt number, 647 j I .
amount, » 1 .» ; amount paid, » 1 » .
Year’s tax, 1921; dsto paid. April <
•61 26th, 1922; tax receipt number. 866; I,
I amount, »1.70; amount paid, »1.76.
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Total amount paid—»4.64. J
Said L. L. Detrick, aa the. owner L
of the legal title of the above deecrib-
lg ed property aa the same appears of
record, ia hereby further notified that
re plaintiff w ill apply to tha Circuit
Court of ¿he County and Stato afore- j
said for a decree foreclosing the lien I
a* | «gainst the property above described I
I anil mentioned in said certificate,
n-1 \nd you are hereby summoned to
. I appear within sixty days .after the
M first publication of the summons ex-1
I elusive of the day of laid 'first publi-1
cation, and defend thia action or pay
I the amount duo • • Above shown to-1
ng gether with «<*** find Accrued interest
ng and in case of your failure to do eo,
a decree w ill be rendered fareclosing I
en I the lien of said taxes aqd costs against I
»1 the land and premises above named.
I This summons is published by order
I of the Honorable S. D. McKee, Judge
“ y of the County Court of the State of
°U Oregon, for the County of Sherman,
and said order was made and dated
this 24th day of January. 1928, and the ]
ike da to of the first publication of this
iey summons is the 2tt'i day of J a uary,
md 1923.
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All process and papers in this pro­
ceeding may bo served upon the under-
** sigT.ed, residing within the Stale of
Oregon, at tbo address hereafter men
. I tioned
I. M Peterson, Attorney for tbo
Every reader ot edvcrtioemerUo ha«
Plaintiff.
Oregon
• purchasing Addra3i
advantage Moro,
of no mean
vaino.
COMING TO THE DALLES
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SPECIALIST
in In te r n a l fle d lei no lo r th a
p a st e le v e n y e a r s .
DOES NOT OPERATE
W ill Be At
THE DALLES HOTEL
We are rather firmly of the convic­
tion that the good old Recording An­
gel. especially If a married man. makes
no entry In the esse of the man who
told his wife, when asked, that he
locked the back door when he really
didn’t, but nothing happened.
ONE DAY ONLY
N o C h a rg e For C on su l ta t Ion
Dr. M ^
ate in I
licensed
visits pn
ant town
who call
except tl
desired.
is well lighted, isn’t
"Yes, Jim told me he had
just had his house out­
fitted with new lights,
and was'greatly pleased
with the work.” .
"W ho did it?”
Turn-A- Lum
News....
f binaci)
He hi
suits in
bowels,
kidney,
lUDgS, I
lea ulce
th, liver,
i, heart,
g. weak
sciatica.
length I
ter, do
ling for any
get any bet­
as improper
>aee are very
ong standing
often Ü
trouble.
tati on
that h
Sherman Electric Co.
Moro, Oregon
there*» no lime like the
present . . . to brind in
your building trouble«,
-l-l
-try our plan »ervice . .
for a good spring build«
ind tonic there’s nothind
better.
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TH E M ORO DAIRY
W . H . H ill, P r o p r ie to r
Thi» is the only dairy herd in the vicinity of
M oro that is certified disease-free. W e hold
Oredon State Live Stock Sanitary Bo«rd
official health certificate No. 3291.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co
W. K .Joluaoa, M ta a g tr
Moro, Oregon
MORO
T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R
ir
Authorized .Sales and Service
Complete Stock of Gemme Ford Pirb
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON 8TS
! PORTI A N > . O H KG' N
WS AKS n o w INSTALLING a 3-horM-p<mer 2 0 0 -
am ptri cwJftani potential Battery Charging Outfit. fA i.
it the best exuipment obtainable. A b a ttery can be
charged in from 8 TO 8 HOURS. The old wag would
rn ..;„ 48 hourt.
This new Outfit will charge the old
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T o reduce stock we will sell during the
rtm ainder of January at reduced prices Mafestic and
U n b tan al Ranges and Coal, W ood and Coal and Combi­
nation Heaters.
G in n , C o le m a n & Co.
.h is s safe hot that what alls tbo
toaby Isn’t «leepln« sickness that It
has «-ontracted from ssyltody around
• he house.
Now that H« has abdica rod ('onerato
loe s pr«sen^ tillo Is Prince Flukoto
f > r a g a O p e n 6 au m - t o 1 2 p . m .
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"Y a m CaU It Our Self S ta rt« ”
; SPE C IA L
RATES
Moon* with privilege ol heth, «ingle
$1 00 up: dooble »1.50 up
R o om wlih private beth. «ing*« » I-« *
up; dooble « W op.
Auto Meet« Train« Street can bon
Unten Depo« pan our doon
Trenaler et M» sod Gltes« «trart« ho»-
North 8««*1 Depo«
uler gredu-
rgery end ia
fregón. He
ocre Import-
offers to all
m< nt “he
must be the house
MAJESTIC
Flnmilng «lellherately to maks oon's
xrniHh hlhlrvn rich Is Iwd business. In
nnv «11 ae. soys the Concord Monitor.
It may even he questioned whether
plMDnir.a to piaks one’s grandchildren
rich Is wlae family policy or sound
•m- al |M»llcy. Far bolter 1« a heritage
of hl»rh Ideals, good manners, liberal
edtteatlon and training foe the bottle
of life. Given thooo, a child will have
aomethlng hotter than money to pas«
on to the ¿randchlidreo. Given these,
the aucceedlng generations will not
neiil wealth, bnt they will know how
to use It If they have I t
d -
Dr. Mellentbln
horse sense.
the Rightful Claims of the Church sseased to you, of which you are the tl
I upon U»?” ,,
owner as appears of record, situated «
in said County and Stato, and partic- 8
The Union meeting next Sunday (ularly bounded and described aa fo l-l •
I evening w ill ba held in the Preshyter- lows, to -w itl Lot Three (8) of Block b
I ian church. Rev. U. C. Smothers be- Four (4) of the original town of Moro.
I ing the preacher. -
I You are further notified that said *
W. A. Raymond has paid taxes on ’
I »aid premises for prior or subsequent
years with the rate of interest on said 1
S I L H O U E T T E S
amounts ae follows:
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Paragraph« From Our Exchange»
and Saying» of Modern Suge»
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Ledar
Builders Supplies, Lumber, W ood,
Coal and H ay.
M ORO, OREGON
Shop in Parry building next to city hall
Farm home one mile west of M oro
Phone 2IF11
Out of 2 A 41 counties la the United
States In which the principal business
Is farming. 2.100 have trained profee-
alonal Instructors and advisers work­
ing under the direction of the United
States Department of Agriculture and
state agricultural colleges. Scientific
fanning Is no longer a dream of text­
book writers, but an accomplished
lo the Circuit Court of the State of ta
The midweek service next Wednea I Oregon, for the County of Shersaan. P«
fact, thanks tp the man who plows
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and reaps with a tractor and hauls the day evening at the Presbyterian church W. A. Raymond, Plaintiff,
VU-
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product of his acres to market In an w ill be under ihe auapicei of tbo
A U TO REPAIRING
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W E A R E going to be in our new
Bank of Moro. W e will n
even belfer in our new »hop,
line of tricks. Mr. Bsrrh mad. fl
vmplete hit with old and y a n g «like.
.nc’ fcfe clean, clover n U i U . n r i '
Lsut Tuesday evening the yooag
w ill be remembered U»g after the people of Mr. Haneon’s Sunday flehsal
other attraction» am forgotten.
class met at the manse for a social
The local lycuum committee make evening
Thin ia an organised clans
for Joong people above high school
ace. They expect to hold social ove-
l (rings regularly each month. Tuesday
evenirg wxs spent in gsmea. story
telling and music.
M ANUFACTURERS
I .
BEST OF DRESSED M EA TS
FR U ITS A N D VEGETABLES
* In “ 4fi Minutee From Broadway. ”
George M. Cohan « fainoue Broadway
sarceaa. the screen vareioa of which
ha« jaat seao released, Charles Ray.
to the title rote. to at
very »"*•
O aatlem theatregoer« w ill remember
with |ri l l « n hie characterisation of
an ax-pogiliat frees the B ow ery-K id
Burna hy M a t
Victor Moore first
created »be pert in 1904 and tfTght years
later. George M. Cohan, the author of
the play, aaaumad it in a big revival
than one hundred and fifty people lis ­
to» . ’
Phone Main S 3 1
W illia m s-D a g g ett M otor C o
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M o ro ,. O re g o n
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