Sherman County observer., June 29, 1923, Image 3

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i le s i uU ToM ,
PERSONALS
The County Munday Reboot Maliy
hold last Munday pas • »piand Id aue
June 39, 1923 M M ,t At the MunSay fiehoal aeeaion
K U IU Ï
at ton o'atoah over tty»» hundred ware
The plaae
registered, Hue to* the threatening
B«<eka Lodge Ne. 1*1
Observer
last
A, P. A t M. Mera, Ora,
alouda In the forenoon many did not
purchased by Harry K
I le» aaU .Id Tfcur»« arrive until later, ao that In •II
it o sack «w alk.
We understand that the —
about throe hundred people or mota
V V Ì M < toMahan cordially
M ille r »tty property In M uro has base
were
there
In
attendanee,
■7"
«•< wUh U« by
The Hurd y ttohool, after a aong sold to parties residing at K
,
; r ei W .M
X M . ISrarw®. Secretai y
service led by Mev, Clark Smith of
J. «. F r it t s . f a m i n g th e T a j tor
The Hal lee, Munday Mehool Missionary p la ce Juat north o f G ra ss V a lt o f .
•
r
Bethlehem ...
of the Amerleen Sunday School purchased • n ew Ford th ia ereek from
M . H Ü, t .
of
t h is
» Regalar coraniunu •!>.><«. Union, the audience waa divided Into th e W illia m s M otor C o ,.
teack .«*d sad 4th Thursday
aaoathly.
HH
M a y B alibr.
W u __
r t h w / J M a lr o n .
N a a s Bara««. Secretary
Sacrati
Her© Lodge No. IIJ
l
o a p.
Meata « w y Monday ava-
_ _ in the I. O .O . F. hall
YanVrt* and vl»liin | hro*
are cordially Invited to
with ua.
____ N. G
M . Young, Secretary
C H R IS
SCHULTZ
A m e r ic a n
i
POST
71
NO
leg io n
J . 1 . W to lW j sad w ife , a f
are vw ittog at the Carrell
of “
W Oregon are designed
in
at O d d , Fallow! Hall on W asco, teach er.
fourth Wednesday»
H arry K unsasan to h a v ia g hto c it y
p a in te d , «sung a c h o c o la te
t o m fo r th e body c o lo r and a cream
fur tr im
N o lle « : T h e Hay-Canyon W are- ' to pack
houaa, c o n to m in a to d w ith s m a llp o x . >
K M
Rlchalderfer.
*
H erb ert
E lls w o r th
le ft
Sunday
m orn in g for T o p o in ie h , W a sh in g to n ,
w h ere
h e haa a c ce p te d a p o e itso o
w ith th e S k a g g s S to r e a t t h a t p la c e .
Munday School aea- A r ch ie B lo c , fo r m e r ly o f th ia c i t y ,
Following the
sion waa an address by Miaa Julia ia »too c le r k in g in t h e e
Hatch, Presbyterian missionary from
gnat Schade, Commander
W . F . Jack aon and «rife
1. M Foteraon. Adjutant
Biam, who epoke of her work as prin­
hom e th ia w eek from an a u to tr ip
cipal of a girls* high school of 260 e x te n d in g a s fa r so u th a« Long B ea rn .
pupil» in Chieng-Mal, Hlam. k Illu s­
C a lif o r n ia .
T hey
w ent
over
th e
trating her talk by presenting about
P acific h ig h w a y and retu rn ed by w a v
eight girls in Siamese costumes.
o f K la m a th F»II«» s t e p p in g a w e ek a t
Rev. E. E. Clans of Portland, state
th e ir hom e a t C am p S h erm an .
secretary of the Oregon State Council
T h e board o f r e g e n ts o f th e O regon
of Religious Education spoke on Ke-
A g r ic u ltu r a l C o lle g e , in c lu d in g G ov
ligiju s Education.
After a sumptuous picnic dinner, ernor P ie r c e , w i l l v t o it th e lo c a l
the
afternoon program Consisting of e x p e r im e n t s t a t io n th ia F r id a y a f t e r ­
Opposite Black and White
numbers from the various Sunday noon on an o fficia l tou r of in sp e c tio n
Schools of the county were interest­ T he m em b ers o f M oro C om m u n ity
M a i l O r d e r s G iv e n
C lub w i l l e n te r ta in th e v is it o r s a t
ingly rendered.
A tte n tio n
At the close of the 'rally • UAW» H o te l M oro a t noon F r id a y a t an
,
service of the Methodist and Presby­ in fo r m a l lun ch eon .
terian churches of Moro, was held, to
M im
G race G ib eo o . a g r a d u a te
To A1 to WUra it May Concern:
Notice to h e r eb y g iv e n th a t, my which moat of the laige audience nurse a t T h e D a lle s h o s p it a l. and
su p e r in te n d e n t o f
v if d Jenoio H e n r i eha, having left my remained, Kev. E. E. Ciana preach­ H enry J . H u la.
tied and board, I w ill not be r e ­ ing the sermon. A large share of the c o n str u c tio n for th e H ed g e* A H o le
fe r a n y b i l l s con tracted by success of the Rally is due to Mr. c o n tr a c tin g firm , w e r e u n ite d in m a r ­
T he
and a f t e r th e d ate o f thia R. C. Byers, who has been busy for r ia g e in T h e D a lle * t h is w e e k .
weeks planning and working for this c o u p le l e f t
im m e d ia te ly a f t e r th e
cerem on y fo r T illa m o o k , w h e r e Mr.
event.
Jooe 22. 1923.
Henrich».
!
H u is is now e n g a g e d in c o n str u c tio n
( S ig n e d ) W m .
• f each month,
fa m ily h a v e re Sunday to the
T hey ' have
been John D ay r iv e r .
A t w o weeks with Mr.
M iss J o se p h in e Joh n son l e a sa k in g
a t Parent Greve,
a b r ie f v i s i t w it h her gran d p a ren ts.
ka« returned home fr' m Mr. ard M rs. G r a n v ille P h illip « w h o
________ W a sh in g to n .
H is
resid e a t Rood R iv e r .
— t û t ! w ith ber «rater. M rs
M iss F ra n se s M orrissey i s in P o r t­
p Z t t e n o o •< t h a t > to r * . w h o w q u ite
land r e v ie w in g th e D u n n in g sy s te m o f
Im p roved
M uaic
S tu d y .
C laaaes
w i f e , a ccom -
B<B, n A u g u st 1st.
M o w ell and M ieal
e a r ly W ed aem toj
D v in « M orris and w i f e
- h o have
d a y s o u t in g a t been v ia x tio g a t th e E. A . t u s h n x
1
1 borne, retu rn ed W ed n esd ay to th e ir
The Dalles, Ore.
Rumor is to the effect that an
! effort is to be made to cancel the road
o f B r o w n 's Stage, travel debt of Baker county to the state,
ing d aily between Grass Valley and amounting to some $60 000. Thia ia
one way to conserve taxes. Fine for
~
D a lle «
Baker county. Something after the
7:90
a.
G rasa V a lle y .
.
'
manner
of Germany, it would seem.
7:50 s.
M oro
. c‘ ?‘.
We
do
not knov that there ia any
m.
8:20
a.
W asco
truth in the rmu ,r
Nobody can
m.
9:30
a.
1
T
h
e
D
a
l
l
e
s
.
A rrivas
know. If it *• attempted, there w ill
3:00 p m.
T he D a lle s .
be a terrible roar and beans w ill be
4 :25 p. m.
W a sc o
.
spilled
all over the h ghways of the
4 .45 p. m.
M oro
— t
state.
6:05 p.
i G nras V a lle y .
B rew a’» Stage
Extra Parts For
Deereing Harvesters
Exira P arts for Deereing H arvesters
also three g-foot Deereing Platfo.m
D rap ers for sale.
Any of the above needed by you for
your H arvester can be procured a a
liberal discount.
N. CROSFIELD
Wt
K en t a tten d e d
Sunday S c h e o i |
r a lly a t CW
Sunday
A ll
fine t im e .
A b ig b - r - b a il gaeo* vs on sc h e d u le
T r i -C ou n ty
B a n k er s A « » - e l­
a tio n . fo r th e d is t r ic t
eom p r i in g
S h erm an . W a sc o and
H ood
R iv e r
c o u n t ie s , m e t in t h is c o u n ty T h o r s
(fey o f t h ia ere ek .
T h e a fter n o o n w a s
given o v e r t o a n in sp e c tio n of the
w ork o f th e e x p e r im e n t s t a t io n and
d r iv e
th rou gh th e w h e a t fie ld s o f
S h erm an c o u n ty . A b a n q u et a t H o te l
S h erm a n , a t W a sc o , in th e e v e n in g
O regon
GRASS VALLEY
Foot Races
Boxing
W .H . L ee and w i f e o f W asco sp en t
a w e ek or. th e r iv e r , h o o k in g th e big
G eo r g e H e n n s g m h a s been cor.fined
to h is h o u se s e v e r a l day» P*st with •
• l i g h t attack of la g r ip p e .
Wsrco sed Moro w e r e w e ll rep ­
r e se n te d S u n d ay b y a d e le g a tio n o f
you n g f o lk s a r r i e t o g »■ c a m p .
W iH ovd Ife lsh e and f a m ily d ro v e
to to c a m p T c ee d a y w h ere th e y e x p e c t
t o s ta y u* U l a fte r th e F ou rth .
'klra. E. E . S ib ra y and d a u g h te r ,
frofea B ak er, are v i s i t i n g a t th e hom e
o f M rs. S ib ra y a p a r e n ts. E . A . Cu«h
|my*
and w if e , n ear DeM oaa.
M r.
S ib ra y ia e x p e c t in g to b e w ith h is
fa m ily t h is w e e k -e n d .
T h ey
w ill
le a v e fo r hom e in t im e to a tte n d th e
T op o ’ B lu e M ou n tain c e le b r a tio n a t
M eacham on J u ly 3d.
M r. S ib r a y ia
c h ie f e n g in e e r for th e S u m p ter Y «H «y
R a ilw a y a t B ak er and a ls o haa the
sam e p o s itio n w ith the M ount Hood
R a ilw a y and O regon Lum ber Co. at
tw o n ew te n t h ou ses on h is property
w h ich he e x p e c ts to r e n t o u t.
h ou ses are v e ry n e a tly fu r n ish e d , an d
te a ch er t h is n e x t to i ui.
( ampas Scenes to
BASEBALL
Horse Races
Bucking Contest
Dance Music by Union
Novelty Races
Band Music
OBSERVER WANT ADS
y e a r th an e v e r b e fo r e .
A . A. D u n la p and w i f e , J .^ M*
W ils o n and f a m ily , and John A d am s
and f a m ily are c a m ;e d up at th e head
w a ll upon w h ic h th e b u ild in g reeta .
T h e sc h o o l
board e x p e c t« t o h a v e
th e sch ool hou se and o u t b u ild in g «
a l l p a in te d b e fo r e r eo p en in g o f sc h o o l
th is f a ll.
M rs. A da G rim ««, w h o
to u g h t th e r e la s t te r m , w i l l b e th e
$450 PURSE
BOTH DAYS
Rates: Under 15 word», 35c
15 lo 30 word», 50c
O ver 50 wd».. 1.4c per wd.
L « t th e p ic tu re te ll th e s to ry .
Photographs
Kodak a s you go
and bring your film s
to us.
JWORO PHfiRMRGY
A- SCHADE. PttOPUIErOU
PHOXE J9J
Moro Theatre
HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES
Tundayt and Saturday» at 8 o’clock
F resh je r s e y cow fo r s a le .
G iv e s
frvnyM t o 5 g a llo n s o f rich m ilk d a ily .
H. B . P in k e r to n .
M oro, O re.
Logan Berries
I.ogan b e r r ie s —P la c e your
order
now fo r to p q u a lit y logan b e r r ie s at
¡11.60 per c r a te .
S h ip p e d by e x p r e ss
th e sa m e day a s p ic k e d .
R . L . Gith-
ien a. E a g le C reek ,
I I Potatoes
For w le :
O re.
Old p oU toe. . t 50 eenU
M ck,
, h. E . E . B . n e e ranch.
I
TW
w e ll eq u ip p ed for c a m p in g . T h ey are
lo ca te d on a very p r e tty l i t t l e s tr e a m .
Tke Great Aloae”
F o o tb a ll e n th u s ia s t« , o f w h ic h th e r e
are an e v a r - in c r e a s in g n u m b e r, w i l l
And so m e s t ir r in g m om en ta ih a g rid ­
iron c o n flic t w h ich form a on« o f th e
aequencea o f “ T he G r e a t A l o n e , ’ a
p ro d u ctio n s ta r r in g M onroe S a lis b u r y ,
h ieh w i l l
b e p re»«»ted a t M oro
Boy w ants farm work
S a tu r d a y J u n e 3 O th
JESSE L LA S K Y
presents J A C K H O L T
in
“ While Satan Sleeps
19
Based on the novel
**The Parson of Panamint’
by Peter B. Kyne
S tr o n g , r e lia b le . 14 -y ea r-o ld boy
w a n ts w o rk .
R a ise d on a fa r m , used
to and lik e e h o r se s. E n q u ire a t H o tel
T u e s d a y J u ly 3 r d
M oro.
For Sale
1 4 -fo o t M cC orm ick head er and a 600
g a llo n w a te r tank fo r s a le r ea so n a b le ;
both p r a c t ic a lly n e w ;
phone 8F12
G rass V a lle y or w r it e G len P . K in g .
W ith in n u m e r a b le d i . t i n c t l v . .u craM W m » l .
under h is d ir e c t su p e r v isio n , am ong th em
- T h . R o m m .« o f T m m
•T .ra .n o f t h . A p r a .”
".
' ‘C o n f e s s io n ,’ ’ “ O u tsid e th e L a w .
IS A D O R E B E R N S T E I N p r e se n ts
M oro, O re.
Pigs for Sale
A b ou t t w e n ty -fiv e head o f w ean ed
p ig s for s a le .
P hone or w r ite H . H .
C h r istia n se n .
phone
2F 34.
M oro
C on trary to th e u su al c u sto m o f
p ic tu r in g a corn er o f a sta d iu m w ith
O regon .
i a h a n d fu l o f p e o p le aa s p e c t a t o r s , th e
p rodu cers h a v e reprod ueed th e a c tu a l
f e a tu r e g a m e o f C a lif o r n ia ’« fo o tb a ll 4 I I 1 1-t I 1 > t " H 1 * t"* " 1 1 1 * 1 1 1 1 ,
S ta n fo o l v s . U n iv e r s it y o f
se a so n
C a lifo r n ia .
A nd th e s c e n e s o f th e
rooters* s e c tio n in th e sta d iu m w i l l
r e v e la tio n , a s id e from th e
p ro v e a
, u r . . . . a c tio n on
th e fie ld .
The
a tir r n g
S ta n fo r d sta d iu m is o n e o f th e la r g e s t
In th e
country.
A nd th e rooters,
pack ed row on row, p ra a fn t a c o m p a ct
— S ay fo lk s
m onoton e.
B u t t h a t m a ss
— h a v e you fille d th o se e m p ty ’ .
• c h a m e le o n -lik e
a b i l it y
co a l bina y e t?
c h a n g e it s hue, and su d d en ly one
-N o ?
io t h a t a c tin g to
u n ia o n . « o lid
—w e ll, as an e x tr a in d u ce- . ,
p h a la n x e s o f them h a v e tu rn ed a l ­
m e n t to
t o g e th e r w h ite , sn d th e r e sta n d s ou t
— D o It N ow
from th e m ass a b ig le t t e r 3 . A n oth er
- W e are making a special
q u ick Change and a le t t e r T . a n o th er
sm all
p r ice _coa, on
T . and then N . F . 0 . R. D . to th e
Q u a n titie s from our b in « or
order n am ed, s p e llin g th e n am e o f
in car lo a d s
th e a lm a m a ter S T A N F O R D .
N ever
to m e la r g e b lock
th e g r e a t le tte r a , form ed
a hitch
w(M
»d
coming
by hundreds p f u u to rg r o d u a tee . flash
—B q tter th an a n y th in g
on« a f t e r th e oth er, aerose th e field o f
ever saw b efo re
pack ed h u m a n ity .
H i e w o n d e r fu l;
p r ice la r ig h t
- and
th e
and to any one in w hom th e co lle g e
— M a te r ia lly youra.
s p ir i t has not d i e l ou t U ia
t h r i ll i n g .
“ T he G rea t A lo n e
to lto
th e «tory o f
» fo o tb a ll hero w ho
T
c a r r ie d hi« c h iv a lr y Into th e great
C an adian faatnesi-ea and proved h im ­
s e l f a m an am ong men, though hand-
iwpjtod with tb t r ilg M t: Halt-bread.
J
Bank of Moro
Fresh Cow
YPICAL
imcly Topics
from Tummy
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co
Jazz Orchestra, from Portland
is governed alone by Good-W ill.
H ood R iv e r .
W . C . Guy to« ard f a m ily are la te
K en t a r r iv a ls in <’ im p
B ill sa y s
th e cam p lo o k s be te r tb h im t h is
H im
E sth e r W oods h a s r e s ig n e d
her p o s itio n w ith th e M oro te le p h o n e
office
and w i l l
le a v e S atu rd a y to
m u m « th e m a n a g e m e n t o f th e W a sc o o f th e r iv e r for a fe w d ays.
L . L. P ee ta e n te r ta in e d M onday by
phone office, w h ic h w i l l b e m oved
g
iv
ing a d a n ce , w h ic h
w as
w e ll
from i t s p r e se n t lo c a tr o o in t h e M c-
d ru g sto r e to t h e floor a b o v e th a t a tte n d e d by th e y ou n g p e o p le o f th e
S om e dance«. L o u ie haa.
M rs.
A . B . R id d e ll
w i l l cam p .
R oy P o w e ll l e f t M onday m o rn in g
on
p art t im e , M ra. H a s e l
in th e con d u ct o f th e Moro fo r M oro, to be gone ab ou t a w e ek .
Roy is th e officia l candy m a k er o f
office.
cam p , and h is retu rn w i l l be w e l ­
t . C. B y e r s ., c le r k o f th e board
ut d ir e c to r s fo r D aM oea sc h o o l d i s ­ com e.
of
1. O w en T hom pson r e c e n tly a r ­
t r ic t . rep orts th a t th e b a se m e n t under
th e sch ool b u ild in g a t th a t p la c e w i l l r iv e d in cam p , d r iv in g th ro u g h from
O w en
c o m p le te d th ia w e e k .
T h e b a s e ­ C l i f o m i . With th *
e» u < h t • d o l l i . UoodV
m e n t is th e f u l l s i « o f th e sch o o l
t h . . i d o f b oth p o o . . . t o l .n d 1
b u ild in g
w it h th e e x c e p t io n o f
M artin H anson haa j u s t c o m p le te d
s m a ll off « e t j » t in s id e th e
Under auspices the American Legion
vs
NeUmsFraaCaeSknua
• • t r e . Tuesday. J u ly 3d.
The cordiality existing with this bank
H . D . D u tto n and fa m ily retu rced
M onday by a u to from P o rtla n d , w h ere
Mrs. D u tto n and c h ild r e n have been
v is it in g th e p a st fe w w e e k s.
v i l l e and B end.
c lo s e d th e program o f th e s e s s io n .
they are entitled.
N ish and w if e , o f t h is c it y .
b oost fa r th e borne to a m .
Mr». W . L. L iste r and d a u g h te r,
W e c a n s a f e l y « h r o n ic le »hat a i- w ho h a v e been v i s i t in g a t th e K arl
body h a v e g o n e on th e ir S ch ad e hom e ta t h is c it y , e x p e c t to
S e v e r a l h a v e jo in e d th e le a v e th e la st o f t h is w e ek for th e ir
C am p S h erm a n e a to n y a t th e head
hom e in S e a t t l e .
w a te r s o f th e M eto lto u a r iv e r
R ev . B. F . Harper o f M ilte n , O re­
C a rl S c h a d e w itx and w i f e , accom - g o n . Sunday S chool m issio n a r y for
b7 J .
X- W itoon . M r. th e P re sb y te r ia n ch u rch for c e n tr a l
■jrkaito— » -•
f a t h e r , h a v e r ttu rn ed O regon , a cco m p a n ied by M rs. H arp er,
from an a u to t r ip to A n te lo p e and are g o in g th e rounds o f th e ir e x t e n ­
M adras.
A t th e leet nam ed p la c e s i v e pariah in a n ew cou p e.
T hey
th e y v is it e d w it h M ia E ss ie W ilso n sp en t W edneeday n ig h t as th e g u e sts
and a t A n te lo p e w it h W a lte r A dam s o f R ev. and Mrs. H en ry G . H anson
and f a m i ly .
T he n e x t day th e y w e n t on to P rin e ­
t im e .
depositors dem and personal atten­
tion, courtesy and efficiency, to which
L lo y d Grimaa, and w i f e o f B end,
v ia it in g la st w e e k -e n d a t th e
hom e o f Mra. G rim es p a r e n ts. D . W .
fo r n e x t S u n d ay *»
b e tw e en the
K en t and G ra ss V a lle y »earns. E very
body ia in v it e d to a tte n d and h e lp
C o n g ressm a n N ic k S in n o tt w a s re­
n e w in g
a c q u a in ta n c e s
in
M oro
T h u rsd ay a fte r n o o n and a ls o m a k in g
an
in sp e c tio n o f th e
E x p e r im e n t
F arm and i t s w ork.
T h is is th e first
real v a c a tio n p eriod Mr. S in n o tt haa
had in e ig h t y e a rs fro m g o v e r n m e n ta l
d u tie s ,
c o n g r e ss h a v in g p r a c tic a lly
been in c o n tin u o u s s e s s io n a l l th a t
chartered financial institutions.
fa rm hom e near M aupin.
ial P ark la st
in rvi'orts o f
JULY 3d-4th
CELEBRATION!
Grass Valley
WASCO
•a d
I*»'«*-
Call or write
W asco,
w ork.
The
J . C . F reem en and
nad e an n a to tr ip
F k ilh p e ranch on
I. M P ete i
A rthu r P h illip s
thirty a. m.
has been th o r o u g h ly d ia in fe e te d
my p erson al aue rv to ion .
H r. S . L.
D a lle s
to give strength and securtfg to all state
•e v e n claaeee, aa f o llo w s h
•Ity .
Men'a elaae, Kev, II, L Hleka of
Ira M. P a terso n haa b w n » e le c te d
the
Christian church of Waeeo, a s th e orator o f th e day fo r th e
teacher; women's class, Mrs. W. C.
F ourth o f J u ly c e le b r a tto o a t
Hryant of Mathodlat church, Moro, V a lle y . P rogram t o b e g in a t
teacher; young people'» elees, Kev.
Clark Hmllh of The Hal lee, teacher;
Intermediate Junior boy'a, Kev. R. E.
Ciena of Portland, teacher; Inter*
mediate junior girl's, Mies Julia Hatch
of
Chiang Mai,
Hlam,
teacher;
primary elaae, Mrs. Henry 0 . Han­
son of the Presbyterian church, Moro,
teacher; tieglnnera class, Mra. Rich-
ard Ding la of the Christian church,
The
D. B. Ciste. Meaegee
v Moro. Oregon
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