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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1923)
—i I < UWAI COBITI IBSEWEI ' --------------------- L B R IE F NEW S Jack I .a Rose, who pentencsd te Next Waet CH URCH NEW S a Ufa term la the state peat The fa llo w in g program has been Noto» gì Interest to Al teattary for the murder of a second arranged for the stated spring m eet hand dealer la Portland more than ing of Pendleton Presbytery to be 16 years ago. was released from the held at F irst Presbyterian church. testitutioa Saturday under Che provi Moro, Oregon, on A pril 10th and 11th. R ev. W. L . D illin g er w ill Joe Simmons and J. W. Casey, trea sion o f a commutation of sentence post office * M « o . Oregon. July 28. 1W#I Tuesday, A pril 10th: in Moro Methodist church next Sun tise at the elate penitentiary, have e s granted last De c e mb er. - • Popular m eeting; service of day at eleven o ’clock. 8 p. m. caped. praise sod song; ad dr ess by Roy Klein, secretary of the highway Rev. U . C. Smothers w ill preach nt The bankers of Oregon will Mrs. Charles. Ml. W illiam s, eommlaslon has been temporarily ap- the M ethodist church at the union la annual conventloa la Albany. June potnted chief engineer of the depart- Portland, aacrstary Woman’s m eetin g Sunday evening. North Pacific Board of Mis 8 sad 8. m eat by the commission. Thia action R ev. U . C. Smothers w ill preach sions. C. L IRELAND. M a n a li n t E d ito r which goes to The cannery fleet ....-- --------------- — , was taken following the acceptance nt -Spaulding chapel n ext Bunday. Presbytery called to order ; 9 p. m. of the resignation of Herbert Nunn, i i . o « . waters will leave Astoria early roll c a ll; reading of min who has had charge of the engineer The Sunday School w ill tender a abort la the month. utaa; election ,of officers; re ing since the commission was creat program before the sermon. An enrollment at Oregon Agricul ed in 181T. port o f com m ittee on sr R ev. U . C. Smothers preached ah tural college to date of 3401 students rangem ents. . Easter sermon nt Grass V alley Sunday Civil service exam inations have been r . W. W oolley • bu*‘ for this year has been announced evening. The choir sang several Wednesday, April 11th: requested by the poet office department visitor in Sherman county thia - The last of the Oregon district con to select postmasters for the follow sp ecial selection s appropriate to the 9 a. m. Devotional half-hour, con from hia borne at The Dal lea. Mr. ducted by Rev. R. A . Hutch W oolley ia resident d istrict manager ferences of American Legion posts this ing cities and towns: Ashland, Athena. inson, Parkdale; busine-s A t the Pcunny ter ion ’ church n ext year will ho held in Portland oa for thia section for the Oregon L ife Aurora, Banka. Beaverton. Brow ns villa, session ; reports o f standing Sunday, R ev. B. F. Horper w ill con Insurance Co. and eras in the county April 14. Canyon City. Foaall. Gervais, Hillsboro, com m ittees, etc. * duct the morning service in the on buaineaa connected w ith his com A gwneral rise la the wage scale at John Day, Lakeview. Madras, Mount Noon luncheon at Hotel Mor 12 X» absence o f the pastor, R ev. H. G. pany. the plant of the Hawley Pulp A Paper Angel. Newport. North Bend, Toledo, for d elegates and friends. Hanson. Bunds> School as usual at Mr. W oolley, when ca llin g at thia company at Oregon City was put In Warrenton and Yamhill. * Public m eeting a t t i e high 1 p. m. ten o ’clock. office, stated that the Oregon L ife has to effect April 1. Because of the circulation of reports school auditorium, sddn in»ngnrated a new Health Service t The subjert for next Sunday morn by R ev. George L. Clark, H B Vaa Duser of Portland has ac that Governor Pierce intends to re their policy holders and. be also sta t ing service a t the Christian Science Pendletoq, formerly Student ed, that the Oregon L ife was the only cepted appointment as a member of duce the expense of conducting the church w ill be " U n r e a lity .” The Pastor at O. A. C. state highway department by weeding Pacific coast company that furnish the state high» ay commission to so o golden te x t ia from Psalms 37 3b, 96 2 p. m. Afternoon business session out a large number of employee, a dele this service. The service is free to ooed John B. Yoon. The responsive reading la taken from reports. gation of highway engineers visited their clien ts and ia a periodical in Genesis 1 1 :1 9 . A big advertising compaign to push 3 p. m. Election of commissioners the executive and urged that he re ■pection of their health and a check the sale of Holstein milk will be In frain from demoralising the depart to-general assem bly; finish The Easter program given by the on tendencies toward future illn ess by augurated at ooce by the Lane County ing o f a ll business sod ad Methodist Sunday School la st Sunday ment through any drastic action. competent physicians who prescribe Holstein-Fries Ian association journment. morning w as a decided success and any change in diet, e tc ., t ha t may Fires in the peat and tulle deposits seem necessary. The service ia baaed - The McKenzie Sw iss Cheese com of Lower Klamath lake have broken showed the painstaking care the com 5 p. m. V isit of delegates to govern ment experim ent station. upon the assumption that the human pany. which operates a factory near out again, according to reports re m ittee had taken in training the Popular m eeting, in charge children to perform their parts. 8 p. m. machine needs an inspection sim ilar Thurston, in I^ane county, has arrang ceived from Klamath Falla by United of Moderator; service o f ed to bring In a herd of about 20 reg to an automobile or locomotive or The Christian Endeavor Society States Game Warden Steele. Conserv praise and song; address by istered Holstein cows. harvester. wi II meat in the Methodist church at ationists are considering the possibil Rev. David A. Thompson, It has been proven by records of The highest temperature ever re ity of letting In water from Upper slx-forty-flve Sunday evening. The Portland, synodical superin one of the largest insuiance com pan corded In Portland in March was regis Klamath lake to the dry bed of the m rating w ill be led by Miss Msrguer tendent of Home Missions. ies in the world that this health in tered at the weather bureau office lower lake to put out the fire If It h o f o e s . on “ What are W ise and U n spection to their clien ts have added w ise uses o f the Lord's DayT” The last week when the termometer reach continues. T U R N ME O V ER five years to the life of their individ let son ia taken from Isaiah 68:8-14; ad 82 degrees, which Is 3 degrees above Sam A. Koxer, secretary of state, and Psalm 118:24. ual policy holders. the former record. has sent letters to the heads of all Rev. B. F . Harper, Sunday School The newly appointed members of the state departments and Institutions re Uarsn words uttered to onp • wire, m issionary for Pendleton Presbytery, mother In law. janitor, barber or next state parole board held their first questing information to he Included w ill arrive this Saturday afternoon door neighbor can never he unsaid. meeting In Salem last week. A large in the Blue Book for the years 1821 and w ill preach in the Gorman school number of applications for parole were Once the longue slips the die Is cast, and 1824. The Blue Book contains house on Sunday afternoon at three the Rubicon crossed, and all that sort considered, bnt in moat cases definite large amount of Information regard ’clock. M r. Harper w ill also be of thing. But not so with the written action was deferred.. ing state activities, and Is printed un present and take part in the local word of abuse. Tou maju take your Prospects for a bumper cherry crop der an appropriation authorised by the services on Sunday. pen In hand and draw up a rough In in the W illamette valley were never legislature. The Dorcas Society w ill hold their dictment of any one who displeases better than at the preaent time, ac The Marlon county court has an sual monthly lea next Tuesday a fter you, put It In an envelope, address cording to W. M. Van Trump, Marlon nounced that It was ready to proceed noon, April 10th, at the home o f Mrs. the envelope and drop It In a mall county fruit Inspector, who recently with the construction of the Pudding C. McKean. Mrs. Otto Peetz wi|J box. Here la where the government made a survey of the orchards. river bridge os the route of the Pa« a ssist Mrs. McKean as hostess for thi stepd in and permits you to eat your Governor Pierce and members of the elite highway between Salem and Port occasion. The change of date from cake and have it too. i f on your way state Irrigation end drainage securi land and that the next move is up Wednesday is made so that the ladies homeward from the box your knees to the Clackamas county officials. A may have a chance to meet and hesi knock together so much as to Inter ties commission left Salem Tifeeday hid of >74.000 has been received and la Mrs. Charles W. W illiam s o f Port or southern and central Oregon, where face with your progress you can still now before the state highway officials land, who w ill arrive on the a fte r get your letter hack. It la never too they will Inspect a number of the noon train for the m eeting o f Presby for approval. larger Irrigation projects In the state. late with a poet office department that tery. desires to discourage domestic homi Announcement by representatives of Christopher Quigley, Klamath Falls The Presbytery of Pendleton w ill cide, says the New York Sun. All logging contractor, was killed when the Sacramento Investm ent company peane- w h o ¿ a i d <har you have te do 1s to go to your local the automobile which he was driving of Sacramento, Cal., which recently ac hold its usual spring m eeting in Moro o o m a n y c o o k js fx x u postmaster and ask to have the letter from Yreka to Hornbrook, Cal., skid quired tjtle to the 401 ranch near Med next Tuesday and Wednesday. It is withdrawn from the malla; he will ded off the rim of the road at a turn ford, one of the largest orchard prop expected that some tw enty-five dele Pendle comply with your requests, provided and fell 140 feet Into the Shasta river erties lit that vicinity, that the white gates may ba in attendance. ton Presbytery is made up of m inis you give an accurate description of employes would be replaced by Jap Charles L. McNary, senator from the letter and furnish an example of anese, has called forth vigorous pro ters and elders from churches in the Oregon, has returned to W ashington, Europe’s Growth of Peach T counties of Hood River, Wasco, Sher your handwriting. Postmasters may tests from various civic and fraternal D. C., from the gulf states, where he In England and middle Europe, man and U m atilla between the Can even telegraph to the railway mall organisations. ade and Blue mountains and as far peach trees are usually trained flat clerk and ask him to get a certain has been presiding over hearings of the senate com m ittee of reforestation Brigadier-General Mitchelhrwsslstant *outh as Bend. As the roads are now against walls or grows In pots un letter out of a mall pouch after It has der glass. Ha will remain there indefinitely to chief of the air service of the United good condition many of the dele ’ left the city on Its way to Its desti- States army, with headquarters at çates w ill likely make the trip by . nation Who sags we ain’t got a pa hold further hearings. In a letter to the Astoria Chamber Washington. D. C , Is expected to visit automobile. ternal government T of Commerce. A. B. Hammond of San Oregon within a few days, according The young people's society of ' The buffalo, once so near to extlne- Francisco, head of the Hammond Lom- to word received at Eugene from Christian End-avor served an Easter tioo, has Increased so much In the ber company, announced that he will Crtssey field, San Francisco. General »reakfast in the basement of the Canadian government perk at Wain visit Astoria within the next 60 days Mitchell will confer with state and fed Presbyterian ehurch at 7 JO Sunday (FIFTH AND W ASHINGTON STS. vrrtght that the authorities are con to take up the matter of rebuilding the eral forest officials while in Oregon morning. Twenty-seven people sat PORTLAND. OREGON regarding the air fire patrol. templating slaughtering 1,000 bulls. company’s big mill there. lown to the tab lee and partook of the Thirteen years ego the government There were three fatalities due to pread consisting of oranges, bacon Loganberry growers of Marlon coun obtained the nucleus of the herd froui Industrial accidents In Oregon In the ind eggs, hot biscuits and coffee, ty, against whom Judgments aggregat a half-breed Indian In Montang- Since week ending March 29. according to h e praise srevice was conducted by lng 4122.000 recently were obtained by rlev? nenry G. Hanson on the subject tlieo the animals have multiplied eight the Salem Fruit union god the Ph ex a report prepared by the state Indus and a half times and now number >f “ The Meaning o f E sster. ” The trial accident commission. The vlo- company, have announced that the about 7,000. The estimated value Is liacuasion was helpful and evoked a tlms were Howard House, chaser case will be appealed to the supreme <eries o f questions as to the conditions *2,000,000. Gresham; Olof B. Petsraon, laborer, court for final determination. life . Sumpter, and John Heberson, powder if the future % King Constantine, that wss, com Owners of for hlre-oar garages, who man. Sixes. A total of 667 accidents A t ten o ’clock at the Presbyterian plains that he is annoyed by the at rent automobiles to bootleggers, must were reported to the commission ehurch Easter morning the Sunday tention be attracts Let him be re- sue la the federal court to recover School classes went into session foi Taxes to be raised In tbs state of sseigred- If he'll keep still for a their property. If the rented machine the first h alf hour. -At tsn -th lrty a couple of months, the world won't re Is seised by dry agents, according to Oregon for the year 1923, based on p lend id program arranged by Mrs. member « h o he Is when It meets him a ruling made by Dr. J. A. Linville, the tax rolls for last year, will ex C. L. P olsy and the other teachers of ngDoaal prohibition director for Ore ceed the returns for the year 1922, bas the school was rendered to an audience ou the street ed on the tax rolls for the previous 1 ■■ 1 gon. that filled ths house. Tba morning year, by approximately >540.000. This service of the church was merged with About the noisiest financial opera Clips of wool, estim ated to be of was lndloatsd In a comparative state fhat^ of the Spnday School and the tleo In the world these days Is cutting S P E C IA L : R A T E S total weight of 126,000 pounds, ohang ment for the years. 1921 and 1923, Is pastor, after a special m essage bad a melon. It alw ays suggests the ed hands at Pendleton when wool Room with privilege of hath, ttnglc. sued by the state tax commission. For thought that behind the social unrest $1.00 up; double >1-50 up growers of the Pilot Rock and Butter the year 1918 there will be riSaed a been given to the little folk s, preach Is not what we ourselves leek bet Room with private hat>. $f 50 creek country sold to J- W. Beymer of total tax of >40.942,371*72, as against ed a sermon on the theme “ I t la F in what other fellows seem to have. up; double $ 2 ^ UP’ ish ed .” About 160 people attended Heppoer. Prices reported on the ma >40,401.709.21 last year. Auto Meets TrapM. ‘«Street cart frota^ this servioe. 1 jority of the clips was 42MI cents Union Depot paM our doors. Berry and hopgrowars of the Wil '** • D r . J o s . S a u n d e r s , V . -S pound. Transfer st 5th and Glisan streets front lam ette valley are reported to be con A farmer user L’lslet, Quebec, bfortb Benk Depot. ’Production (o( the 188 m ills report fronted by one of the moet serious meets a bund of gypsies and swaps ing Io the W est Coast Lumbermen' labor situations in their history. They his son for a horse. The law reecue« to association for the week ended March need workers, but declare they can far lb * the lad and brings the father to ac 24 was 18 per cent above normal, ac so t afford to pay more than 30 cents count H it defense Io; "The bey Is He w © practice bb profes cording to a report Issued. New busi an hour. . This wage has been refused mine. I can do with him a s I please." sion at Mere and vicinity. ness was 4 par cent above normal end by laborer«, who prefer the logging Once that was tba normal’ attitude. shipm ents were 18 per cent above new and address on ■ campe and other Industrias, where bet It still la in pari« of tba Orient, where post card or in a let C o . business ter wages prevail. Unlesp there Is re children are sold like doga. Today H e a d q u a rte rs F ter and we will mail lief som e of the growers said it wonld The Hood River chamber of com free sad postpaid, a sample copy of our courts hold that children have C ash M o r o . O re . T< merce has forwarded an appeal to the be neceesary to cut down their cul rights even Iwfora they are born. Ton P a p u l a r M e c h a n ic s Oregon state chamber of commerce tivated acreage. can measure nation’s degree of N A O A B IM B and the Portland chamber of com One million or more feet of fir tlsa- civilisation by Its ears of Its children the meat wonderful magazine pub- merce. asking their cooperation la ber In the Slualaw forest on the Alsea hahed. 100 Mg«a and 400 picture« every month, that will entertain plans for aa early construction of Renters, ahoyl The Associated Gen river 12 miles from Waldport hsa been every member of the family. * apur road from the Mount Hood Loop sold to the Lawson Logging company eral Contractors check up and predict It coatalas iortrtst^a^od j highway to Cloud Cap Inn and Eliot at >1 26 per 1000 feet, according to an that 78fl,(MX> new dweUInga will be We have just bought a tr e glacier The Hood River club has been nouncement at the office of Ralph 8 built in the United 8tatee thia year. „ Ä tS S S Ä T ä a tX mendous stock of Army Informed b y the Portland office of the Shelley, supervisor of this forest, at A long row to noe yet, however. The ■athtoia I» intereM everrbodv- Munson last ahoes to be sold We do not «npfcr subscription sottcMors so United States forestry service that lm Eugene. This company will cut ths houaing shortage at the beginning of yea w « «et b« orc«d to subscrito* n d you to the public direct. These mediate w o rt oa the road will 1H22 waa 1.000,000 homes Out of the timber, drag it to the Alsea, raft shoes are 100 percent solid sured tf Hood River and other d tle e down that stream to the logging rail estimated 7H0.000 homes to be buIR •rod a to pn»irorlv« rswfors. If leather with heavy double toTt yoe c— interested will raise 826,000. The to this year « 1 1 .0 » are ft>r normal re way and then haul It to the Yaqntna aolee aewed end nailed. The i"— j tor*« tal cost o< grading the lateral road river. uppers are of heavy tan river, where It will again he rafted quirements. mostly replacing eld ones. M a eh a itlcs C om p any The balance, only 1M.000. applies to U estimated at 180,000. Ito tbs the mill at Toledo. , chrome leather with bellow s Governor Pierce and Percy Cupper, the »hortoge. toogue, thereby m aking them ■tats engineer, have returned to Salem A burial ground of what la pro waterproof. These shoes are Overseers In aa Hostarn school have after making a thorough Inapeetlou of nounced to ba an ancient race aellin g very faet and we ad mound builders has been unearthed announced that gambling will warrant the Warm Springs Irrigation district vise you to order at once to in Malheur county. This district con directly across the river frqm Albany the dtsmieenl of a student. It appears insure your order being filled. Mr that no one ever worked his way tains approximately 81,000 acres of by a farmer. Clyde Peacock The sixes are 6 to 11 all land and has ample water available for Peacock made the discovery while through college waiting on a w idths; Price 82 76 Pay nil purpose« The district has auth plowing a field which has been under bntxe tabla. Postman on receipt of goods orised and loaned bonds aggregating cultivation for many years. Tbs plow or send money order. If ih iee j ewdmlats who arf bewail >1,660.000. and has requested that the share was canght by a rock, and, after Money refunded If shoes are lng the White-livered complexion <if digging the rock out. It was found to state guarantee the payment of In not «a ti «factory. tereet oa these securities it wss be be a fin e specimen of mortar. Upon the time* would Ihluk some original, cause of this request that the officials d ltfln g further Peacock unearthed progressive nnd conat met I ve thoughts decided to make an Inspection of the ■kails, halvas, skeletons, charcoal and they might find the public gratlfylngty Mew T o r i Q ty 1441 spprvriatl’ « ’. • more mortars and peatlea. project. ■ 1 • 1 — -ir Name “Nineteen and < A ll aboard through reel» of real çpmedy with ft CHARLES RAY A First N ation al A ttraction i A Roaring 3-Act Conwl) “DEACON DOBBS’ Presented under auspices of Grass Valley Eastern Star. 14- People in Cast MORO THEATRE Friday, April 6th « SB .A H O TEL F» W . MORO CHindlund, Prop. S t r ic t ly N e w H o ll o w T il© C o r a t r u ui c t i o n B u i l d i n g S p e c ia l D in n e r o n S u n d a y s S O c L u n c h e o n S e rv e d D a ily O u r S p e c ia ltie s S e r v ic e , Q u a l i t y a n d M o d e r a t e P r ic e s ooooooooocx)OoooooooooooceoooooQQsa MORO HOTEL BARBER SHOP C . V . 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