suini cram mum
«ta--
B R IE F
«
e
Mere, Oregon
Eureka Lode» Ne. ix i
A. F» A A. M. Mere. Ore.
I.
An Emo. y Johnson production
Ben Tomlin and family are now at
borne in the living rooms over the
Briahine furniture store.
Presented bU Ralph Lewi* and Superlam , Cast
Meet* the 1st and 3d Thurs
day eveelugs ol each month
Roy, Powell la concluding arrange
ATIahiag aseosbers cordially ments to begin seeding 700 scree of
invited to meet with us. By
sufiuser fallow next Monday.
order ol W. M.
M. Pateraoe, Secret ary
W. C. Campbell is building a house
n
He.
M oro T h e a tr e
M o n d a y - J u ly 1 6 th
for Wm. Roos on his farm east of
Moro, replacing the residence recent
B e th le h e m C h a p te r
0 . B. S.
Regular conn---------------
each 2nd and 4th Thursday
evenings monthly.
M a y Belahe,
Worthy Matron.
Nana Bar tee, Secretary.
noro Lodge No. 113
I . 0 O. F .
Meet« every M onday eve*
iag in the I . O . O . r . hall.
7raoa>cnt and visiting bro
ther! arc cordially invited to
meet with ua.
P. Andersen, N. G *
A . M . Young, Secretary.
••The Third Alarm” la a story of home and home
Ufa
It la a story of the dangers of a fireman a life;
I f the fine t r i l l i o n ! of the American Fire Department in
ly destroyed -by fire.
For the one day only next week
the Moro Theatre w ill advance the
Tuesday show to Monday. Thia was
necessary to permit showing at
this time “ The Third A larm .”
the larger cities of the United States
The theme of the story is woven around the life
.tory of Dan McDowell twenty .years a driver of Engine
^Z7. who becomes a discard of the fire department in his
old age.
For twentv years Dan McDowell had sat on the
driver’s seat of Engine 27 and urged hla three homes on
to the flame.. Then came the motor apparatus. The
hones were a o li- a a ao much junk. Dan a hands were
too old to master the steering wheel. He was a discard,
Mrs. P. J. Stadelman, w ife of
Mayor Stadelman of The Dalles, died
at The Da I Tee hospital Tuesday morn
ing just as an operation for ulcer of
the stomach was being concluded.
Ellsworth is having
Hotel building re
painted a soft brown trimmed with
cream. A new, brick chimney has
also been built to take care of the
kitchen, range.
*
The electrical atorm of laat Moo
day evening frightened three hoendfi
owned by T. B. Searcy in the Board-
man district, driving them through
the wire fence. One was injured to
such an extent that it w ill not be
used during harvest
C. J. Thompson and family w ill
v isit in Eugene the week of July
19th, later making the trip to Bel-
kanp springs near Eugene.
Mr
Thompson is a delegate from Moro
Presbyterian church to the meeting
of Synod at Eugene.
Mrs. W. B. Johnston is at the
•Pqrry Johnston farm in Gilliam
county near Condon, where she has
charge of the work.during the absence
of Perry Johnston and w ife who were
called to Portland laat week by the
death
of Mrs. Perry Johnston’s
father.
C. V. Campbell was taken to The
Dalles thia week by Dr. Poley for
the purpose ot having an x-ray exam
{nation made of his injured leg. The
Injury was caused when a truck,
driven by W. C. Campbell, son of
C. V., wan backed off the highway
grade near Mosier. The top of the
cab caught his leg, pinning him to the
ground.
Dr. Poley wua called to Wasco
Tuesday night to attend Wa llano
Fields, cousin o f 1. E. Fields, Be
e^use of the aerioo». rature of thn
illness. Fields was taken to the
hospital at The Da I lea about mid
night, where be died about ten
minutes after airival. An aggravated
case of diabetes was «aid to have
been the cauae of death.
Moro theatre patrons want to re
member that next week the Tuesday
show w ill be advanced one day to
Monday, July 16th. It is not always
possible to secure pictures when
wanted and the date had to be ad
vanced to secure the picture. The
“ Third Alarm” is rated one of the
best consistently good pictures. It
ornea to Moro after a three day
exhibition Vt Hood River and goes
direct from .'loro to Corvallis for a
return visit. It must be good when
it ia in such heavy demand by the
Mrs. C. H.
retained at a small pension.
C M R IS S C H U L T Z ROST N O . 71 the Ellsworth
___ A M E R I C A N
L C Q IO N
Meeta at Odd Fellows Hall on
second and lourth W ed n esd a y *
of each month.
' J
K arl Schade. Commander
I . M . Peterson, Adjutant
I.O.O.F.
and Reheccaa tastali Jointly
The following office« of Lupine
Rebecca lodge were Installed by Miae
Mary Johnson, D .G .P., Monday even
ing at the joint Installation of the
I.O .O .F. and Rebecca lodges of tbie
city : Elmira Douma, N. G. ; Haael
Woods, V. G. ; Edna Freeman, con
ductor; Mie. A. M. Young, R.8. N.G.
The following officers of Moro
lodge I. 0 : 0 . F. were installed the
evening
by D. D. G. M
A. M. Young: H. P. Andersen, P.G.;
c . V. Belknap, N. G.
C. L. Mont
gom ery,* V. G .;
I. M. Peterson,
treasurer; M. R. Schndewitx, con
ductor;
Otto Peeta, R. S. N. G.
Theodore Johnston, I. G.
Following Installation of officers
of the two lodges, refreshments were
served In the hall.
M usic f e r the
Insane.
A brass Imud hex been added to an
English aayluin’a equipment aa a ther
ipeuttc agency In the treatment ot
the insane.
Make
O. A.C.
Your Next Goal
You have finished high school
and, like all wide-awake grgdu-
are looking to college.
The SU te of Oregon o f
fers you the best train
ing srd a collegiate de
gree in the leading pur
suits and professions, as
follow s:
Engineering, Agriculture, Com
merce, Home Economics, Mili
tary Science and Tactics, For
estry. Mining. Pharmacy, Vo
eational Education, and Music.
Student life at the College
is rich in opportunities for
leadership and personal cul
ture.
Live U m * Ahent People Who Have :
Third Alarm
*• Eveats
July 13. 1923
F ridatn
.
NEW S
Paragraphs on Stale, Ceeaty a»4
.
p.«r
Johnnie, his son, was studying medicine. To keep
him In college required money. Dan, after a weary
search, was reduced to digging in the streets. Johnnie
learns of thia, quits college, and joins the fire depart
m e n t-« . his father di<T twenty year, previous.
In hia work on the streets, Dan meeta “ B a llet” - h ia
old favorite fire horse-pulling a dirt cart; man and horse
discarded as useleas.
-
One day “ Bullet” disappears. Dan’s humiliation is
complete when he is accused of stealing the old fire horse,
that he love.
well. He ie rrieaaed from J.«I when a
newsboy tells bow he found the horse wandering on the
street and had put Wm in Dan’s small barn.
Dan is released from jpU in time to go to a “ Third
Alarm” fire. He meets “ Bullet” who hre .gain broken
loose when the “ Third Alarm” sounded. At the fire Dan
and the old horse rescue Johnnie and his sweetheart from
the flames.
Things end happily for the McDbwell family. The son
is able to finish hia medical studies and old Dan spends
hla last days caring for the discarded fire horses, who
have been pensioned by the Are department.
The horse which takes part in the atirrlng episodes
V of “ The Third Alarm” is none other than “ Bullet
oldest horse* of the Are department of the City of Loa
Angeles, trom which he was borrowed eapecially for the
fire scenes in “ The Third A larm .” ,
“ B ullet” has been to more than a thousand fires in
hia day
He is now more that twenty years old and has
been retired and pensioned on an old farm for almost five
years
When he was required to plunge through a wave
of flame, with a rider on h i. back and then haul and tug
with a rope'.bout h i. neck until he pulled a huge safe out
of the biasing ruin, and liberated a boy and a girl trom
their peril, he went right about the job and no questions
Cerne aed Gone
T. C. Lee returned last week from
a six weeks outing at Camp Sherman.
W. F. Jackson and wife left laat
week for their summer home at Camp
Sherman.
W illis Buxton sod Irwin Fahrlan-
der were in The Dalles on business
Monday.
W. H. Ragadale and Ira M. feter-
were business visitors Monday at
Kent and Grass Valley.
Mrs. J. C. McKean on Monday
chaperoned Miss Gwendolyn Foes
and Mr. Cheater Anderson, visiting
in The Dalles by auto.
L. W. Rosa, wife and son Harold,
now located at Grandview, Washing
ton, were viaiting during the week
with Sherman county friends.
Mra. L. D. Idleman came up from
Salem Friday to spend the week-end
with her mother, Mra. A. O. Ander
son, and her sister, Mrs. A. S.
Johnson.
Mrs. Susie Hastings has as houae
guests this week her «i«ter-in-law,
Mrs. Mary Moore, and her mother-in-
law, Mra. CalHson. both" visit© «
from Vancouver, Washington.
Mm. W. H. Ragsdale, accompanied
by the Misses Evelyn Ragsdale and
Gwendolyn Reese, left thia week for
Hermiston where they will visit with
Mra. Ragdale’a parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. 11. Belshee.
Mrs. C. L. Poley and son Robert
left Tuesday by auto for The Dalles
where they took auto bus for Port
land. They w ill attend the rummer
conference for Presbyterian young
people to be held at Columbia Beach,
near Warenton.
jf.
T. W. Lynch, wife and two daugh
ters, from Seattle, are viaiting at
the E. H. Moore farm. Mr. Lynch
and Mr. Moore were school chums at
Heald’s business college in San
Francisco 37 y ea « ago. Neither had
heard from the other since that
time, until last week when Mr. Lynch
decided to write to Mr. Moore and
ascertain if he were yet at Moro.
E m e ra ld H olds P rice Record.
A perfect emerald Is the moat cool
ly of all Jewels
OBSERVER WANT ADS
asked.
Rale«: Under 15 word«, 35c
IS to 30 word«, 50c
Over 30 wd»., l j i c Pcr wd-
A d m ie e io n 4 O c a n d I S c
For information write to
THE REGISTRAR
jOrefoa AfricwKaral Collage
Corvallis
O rd
>«<<
North Beach
Clatsop Beach
Tillamook Beaches
Newport
«bare every eeeeeivabU form of reetfdl health-giving
‘ i may be eelayed. Ask m«r agent for our
, Bi the Fndfio NorthwesT sad “OrW°s
Ontdeora.” T h e y tall the w bob «mry b word
and niceora. Then n urrb sa e a RmmdrTrfp fcuamer
-
“ * tris
U nion homo S ysteb
which i «hr«« that wtmderful trip through i h« <
Rlvar Qocga. Our < e n t will be gbd to arrange your
try and make your p m « i »arise
Itinerary
A.
ROSE.
A n »».
McMwr.y,
M0R0’ l°RE-
C .^
F mmm « M»»'
NvtbaJ, 0 m «
MORO PHARMACY
PHONE 393
K. SCHADE, PROPRIETOR
Flan Sural Concert Sunday Chrisman Slops Absconding Debtor
the natives.
b tba bMuWag r«W<ri Old Ocean and ÜM charm of its
-------- whSM tbooa glorimi« V A C A T I O N
I t will be a great eurprbe and delight to
Kodak as you go . . .
and b rin g y o u r film s
to us.
C a n n in g C h e rrie s
Fine grade canning cheiriee for
aale on the tree; pick them your
M «. / H . H.
C. H. VanHutton, operator of a self, 5c per pound.
A sacred Vietrola concert w ill be
Christiansen,
near
Boardman
school,
given »1 First Presbyterian church in daily farm near W w o , waa arrested
east of Moro.
in
The
D
alles
Wednesday
evening
on
Sunday evening July 15th. In
connection with the. concert Rev. a warrant is.-ued t» Sheriff Hugh M o n ey to L o a n
Chr<sman ebaiging Isrceny >y bailee.
Henry O. Hanson w ill apeak on some
$4000 to loan from three to five
The
warrant was bnacd on a eharge of
phase of the theme “ The Power of
year» on good security.
Rate of
selling
mortgaged
cattle.
It
ia
said
M usic.” Following la the program
that VanHutton hired a truck to come .nlurest reasonable. "Sherman County
arranged for the evening:
Abstract Co., Moro, Oregon.
1. Souvenir (Brdla) violin solo by to Wasco from The Dalles, into
which,, he loaded hia personal belong
M. Pilxer.
> a ’ J
C ar for sa le
B How Sweet is Hia Love, barl- inga and left at noon on Wednesday.
Late model Studebaker special six
Hia crediton\aaeertained that he had
solo by Homer Rodeheaver.
roadster for sale reasonable; has been
gone,
had
the
warrant
issued,
and
8. Tyrolean Echoes, instrumental
repainted and iB in fine
VanHutton waa apprehended that newly
solo.
, .
mechanical condition; is good buy.
evening
in
a.
rooming
houae
in
The
4. In the Hour of Trial, aolo by
he and hla three Enquire at Hotel Moro.
Alma Gluck; violin accompaniment Dalles where
public.
________
children were located for the night.
by Efrem Ztmbaliat.
L o g a n B e rrie s
6. He Lifted Me, aolo by Gypsy When arrested he bad $1436 in cash
Schedule of Brown’s Stage, travel
Ixigan berries- Place your order
and some change on hia person.
ing daily l>etween Grass Valley and Smith.
now for top quaJity logan h eroes at
Sheriff
Chrisman
brought
VanHut
6. Orientale (Oaeear cut), cello
The Dalles:
ton back to Sherman county Thuraday $1.50 per crate. Shipped by express
aolo by Hana Kindler.
Paul Childers, of The the same day as picked. R. L. Gith-
Leaves Grass Valley
In the Garden, duet by Homer morning
Dalles, waa retained as attorney by ens, Eagle Creek, Ore.
Leaves Moro
Rodeheaver and Mrs. V. Asher
VanHutton
and Ira M. Peterson acted
Leaves Wasco
8. Open the Gates of the Temple,
aa attorney for those interested in the P o ta to e s
Arrives The Dalles
tenor aolo by Evan W illiam s.
For sale: Old potatoes at 50 cents
Leaves The Dalles .
9. One Sweetly Solemn Thought, arrest of VanHutton. Trial of the
per sack, at the E. E. Barxee ranch.
m
m
waa
to
come
before
Justice
A.M
leaves Wasco .
duet by Alma Gluck and Louise
Young that afternoon, but before court
leaves Moro
Homer.
F o r S a le
Arrives Grass Valley
10. Large (Handel), Victor Her waa called VanHutton, through hia
14-foot McCormick header and a 600
attorney, settled all claims out of
b e r t ’s o rc h e s tra .
-
gallon water tank for sale reasonable;
court,
the
action
was
dismissed
and
Jesus, the Light of the World,
both practically new;
phone 8F12
VanHutton released from custody.
sung by Gypay 8mlth.
Grass
Valley
or
write
Glen
P. King,
----------------------- -—
12. Ixihengrin’a Fantasle, cello
Moro,
Ore.
with orchestra accompaniment, R. Too Mach Tampering With U - S. Mail
Bourden.
.
S h o e R e p a irin g —
18.
A Perfict Day, aolo by Charles
Attention of the parents is called
We pay parcel post one wav on all
Harrison.
to the practice of young people open ahoe repairing. Good quality leather
Note: It »■ suggested that the ing the mail boxes of rural mail
and work. Joe* Amore, The Dalles,
above program be clipped and used route patrons and taking therefrom
as reference during rendition of the mail not belonging to these young Oregon
concert.
people or their families. Thia hap A b s tra c ts
pens more often on Mondays, when
Austracta promptly made by the
comic supplements of the Sunday [Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro,
Bamboo Slow to M atu re .
The ‘‘slowest” crop In the world la papers / r e taken. Complaint has Oregon.
the giant Ijamboo »if India. It hloa- been made end unless the parents
gouts only vhen In Its thirtieth year, awake to their responsibility in the
In the mennttrfii matter, postal inspectors w ill remedy <■1 I J| H I 1 I I ’M I I 1 l" M I I I h'l l**H _
and then dies.
,t bear» an enormous quantity of seed, the fault with little regard to per
which I* gathered and used as grain by sonal feelings of thoab interested.
Fall Term Opens
September 28,1923
Photographs
Thompson Family Leave for Coaference
Tuesday morning Mr. and Mra.
sude J. Thompson, Qrval Thompson,
...d Mias Frances Hennsgin started
for Portland on their way to Columbia
near Wgrenton,
Oregon,
Beach,
where they w ill attend a six day’s
summer conference for Presbyterian
young people. The forenoons w ill be
given over to classes, lectures, dis
cussion on methods of Sunday school,
young people’« and missionary work.
The afternoon« will be given over to
recreation. Each evening of the con
ference aeeaion a popular address
w ill be heard.
The Calkins machine makes seed
treatment a pleasure. It takes grain
direct from fanning m ill, eliminating
handling. It f«*d* the powder
automatically.
Handles grain in
continuous stream. Drum absolutely
powder-tight - No dust escapee. Ia
Quid« te Visitor«.
compact and practically Inda-
A busy literary man tacked the fol
atructible. It la strongly endorsed lowing announcement on the door of
wherever sold or known.
hla residence: “No admission except
on business. No business transacted
F a rm ers
here” The legend on the back door
E lev a to r & S u p p ly C o was Ilka unto i t : ’ PlaoM n<* cnt"
without knocking,
Please do not
M oro, O r e g o n
fltierrmn Co. Aganta end Distribute^ knock.”
T yp ica l
T im e ly
Topics
From T u m m y
YEP!
We have some more of that
GOOD BLOCK WOOD
Moro Theatre
H O U SE OF GOOD PICTURES
Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 o'clock
S a tu r d a y J u ly 1 3 t h
a Paramount picture presented by
JESSE L L A S K Y
MANSLAUGHTER”
A picture that shows where the’ present
m ad pursuit of pleasure is leading
The usual show for Tuesday, July 17th, has been
cancelled in favor of the showing of “ THE
THIRD ALARM” coming MONDAY. July 16th
Please do not confuse the two days. The change
in day of showing w ill be for the one week only
Be ture to see that Superlative Picture
“The Third Alarm”
M o n d a y J u ly 1 6 t h
HO TEL
MORO
F. W. Chindlund, Prop.
Better put your order in
NOW
before the supply is
exhausted - $6.50 per coni
rick measure,
F. O. B. car.
Materially yours,
Tum-A-Lun),Lumber Co ::
D. E. C ltr i, M a»af»r
Moro, Oregon
S tr ic tly N e w H o llo w T ile
C o n s tr u c tio n B u ild in g