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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1923)
tKIMIN MITI IBSíHtfR R rM e Secretary C . C- Richmond si runaway woo staged oo members of ttw county fa ir board of A«* afternoon that, Moro straete Tuooday Tuo directora aro rapidly getting a M arguerite Foeg and Bessie Andas. fortunately, reo» iltod in ao personal schedule into shape for the county a, delegates from Moro Presbyterian M r» in jury te thooo concerned. ______ . f a i r to be held a t Moro thia year on S lip a strand of denial ftoee (obtainable at any drug p»rt«d her car in church, who have bean in attendance September lfth . Ifith. 14tb. .« M o r o . O n * » . J-br » • store) between every two teeth In your mouth I the entrance to H otel Moro • t the 2bth International Christian T he racin g program haa been com the thread catebre. or if U bewanm cut . r t b o flbars • crossed the street to the Ei:<Ic«»vor con ven tion held in Dea«- pleted and is now in the hands of the are tern epert. It is a sure sign that you need drotol 1 1 " .. 7 - * Moro Trading C o.. leaving Mrs. C art Moines. Iowa, from July 4th to fith. printer, ready soon to be presented to | c. L. I rela nd . M a n a g in g E d ito r Tom Tum lin —ia ll daughter in the returned the first of the w eek w ith work ! lin the public. The racing events this the report that the international year w ill he staged entirely by car. Then come to this superlatively modem office where, F r id a y . ............... .Ju ly 27. 1923 leaders have declared the convention Sherman county owned horaee and In sou«e unexplained by means of Che wooderful dental anarthrtie, to b<- ( ne of the greatest ever held by w ill be handled oo the track by a little things the car, engine running id le, got t w il ig h t Sleep “ for tho teeth” , wa elim inate to lots f ~ r ; elim bin« th . curb onto Uu, the organisation. “ Pats Teeth to Sleep county men. The objection beard in worth BC^olrln®- V5 b«*u a an almost unbelievable degree the discomfort always The definite program of activit:ee sidew alk; ran along the hotel build previous years that racing men and »roach«» rtot and a associated w ith dentistry. ing. between the electric powei •a suggested by the convention for horse owners bad the run of bow the chair. Step aside and let the stores company pole and the building, and tue t ext two years for Christian a were staged and that the win pass first Into the elevator. headed diagonally scroaa the street Endeavor societies include w e ll plan ,»w— are little things, but they mate to w a rd s , four horse team driven by ned participation in church, society nera were picked before the race, w ill not apply this year ao fa r aa it la yuo s1“1 your w o rt finer, writes Elbert Frank Roberta, which i t missed by six) world affairs. Among the possible to prevent. Hubbard In an exchange To g ir t , speakers at the convention were A unique pert of the track program visitors, or to giro frosh and flippant in ch es. United States Senators A . B. C um At this point N . W . Thompson was answ ers, to stupid or Impudent attracted by the scream s o f Mrs mins of lows and Simeon D. Fees of each day w ill ba the auto polo gas ‘ FOR TH £ TEETH* put on by two local teams, one from people. Is a great mistake. Meet rudo- Tom lin and, running a fte r the car Ohio; W illia m * Jennings Bryan of « effices a file « . C all at any tim e and let is obtainable O N L L Y Y /a 3N » I t there F in ì National Bank Bldg. dms with unfailing politeness an«i see c lim lx d on board .and threw off the F lo rida; Dr. W illia m H ira m Poulkea Moro In charge of the Hulury brothers qtnuities. We can satisfy you that and W. H . W illia m s and the second us explain its 1neoasparabie bow m n rt better yon feeL Tour prom- switch. The car had attained s and D r. Daniel A? P olling of New teem in charge of Olds and Fields of T h e D a lle s , O r e g o n tae to s customer Is your employer's i.th c r s w ift -peed. Mrs. Tom lm York ; D r. Lionel Pletcher of Lon Grass V alley. The care have I* promise. A broken promise always first turned the wheel to head the car don, and many others. In alb there secured by there men and are now hurts, and It shows weakness In the J,w n h ill, to the P hillip s place and were 131 speakers. being re b u ilt by them to withstand character of a bualnem organUatlon then up the steep bank in front of The two attending from Moro re the hard usage that they w ill undergo juat aa unreliability d o « In an Indl the J. P. Belrhee residence. I t was turned by way of Minneapolis, where vldaaL Moet Insccuraclee come fro « a e M r Thompson they visited a day. taking in M inne in the ganase. I t is the urgent deaire of the board in gam ing control of the haha fa lls and' other historic pointe not really llstenlag to what Is - “ - ‘d’ - , that farmers of the county w ill make ! ur not really seeing whst you runaway, stopping in front of the of interest. On the trip.-weat they a selection at gram e x h ib it! during became acquainted w ith four other harvest, both sheaf end reck grain, | Oowa. The chewing • McKean residence. e I I I » l 4-1» t I I I I H I I 1 » I 4-+-M-t H H I l - r t I I I I I I I I I I t-t-4-W or paper ae a jew exercise should be damAge reported was to g irls and the party of six toured Y e l and put them in competition a t the j CHURCH NEW S eliminated. The world Is naW the car owned by W . A. Ruggles, lowstone p»rk by auto bus, stopping county flair. Thia la a banner year for nouaclng them vulgar, unbualneaallka. B,ongtide of the Cushman car. each night str central camp grounds Netos o f Interest to A ll grain in Sherman county and there uaeiea. and allly. Keep ahead of your , r i f h t iron t fender maintained by the auto bus company. ia no reason why the aonnty fa ir this Phone 2 1 F 1 W . HL H ill, P r o p r ie to r X employer aod of the board < ™ T crUf„ p|ed when the runaway forced A t Spokane. Mias Fuse visited w ith fa ll cannot have an exh ib it of grain ¡her aunt. Mrs. A. D. McDonald, and In thia - WBy onto tlie Bidewalk. that w ill be worth the effort to pre Rev. U. C. Smothers w ill ptfiach Mias Andersen w ith Mrs. C. C. C sl- sent and one of which a ll residente M orning delivery made to anyone phoning ordert in Moro next Sunday a t 11 a. m. 1 kins and fa m ily , before completing Anybody wish to collect spots of • in the evening for extra milk or cream. We have of the county w ill be proud to show Petrograd now has 000,000 Inhabit and at Grass V a lle y at 8 p. m. the r e tu n journey. historic Interest? I'll« government Is visitors from other sections o f the the only dairy herd in the vicinity of M oro that is ants. It used to have 2.000.000. The Owing to the fa c t that Rev. Hanson putting a lot of them on the Junk pile state. \ ' survivors are ragged and hungry. City certified disease-free. - is away and that Rev. Smothers w ill and advertising them for sale at auc- i dwellers In Russia In recent years have preach a t Grass V alle y there w ill be Wheat field fire Buna 140 Acre» tlou. says the Los A n g e l« T i m « - been “going back to the land”— many no services in Moro next Sunday Among these Is the site of old Fort ------------- « of them In wooden overcoats. A field fire on the Huckin place, Tourist Car aoJ Hiy Tea® Collides night. For this reason every one is Jackson, near Savannah. This was 4 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 I I I H I I I I t n V » 111 I H I 1 » I » M l I -K 1 1 I i » » »+ farmed by Edward M c M illin , about W . D. Smith, an auto tourist d riv urged to attend one of the Sunday bought by Thomas Jefferson when he Statistics show that the |»cr ctiplfn six miles northwest of Moro, late Schools next Sunday morning and the ing from Lakeview to Pendleton, was President There are eight or ten consumption o f eggs In the United XkX»OOOOOOOOOOOOCK>OOCXXXXXXXX»OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOdOOOO , Wednesday afternoon destroyed about accompanied by hie w ife and four preaching services a t the Methodist other offerings of the W a r department S tatra Is one-half of an egg a day. 140 acres of standing grain and some k • children, h it a team hauling a load churchy a t 11 o’clock. __a lt « that were once supposed to Just possibly that Is where the hens sacked wheat lying in the field. of hay owned by W. A . M artin late some — strategic Importance, but dui they re gl ln N e x t Sunday morning at the M eth The fire is reported to have caught Wednesday afternoon aa the team and •re mere burdens under present plans get their toes odist church there w ill be an election from a hot box on the ground power ■»otflt was crossing the Sherman high and policía». Uncle 8am wants te cut an even break. held to send a delegate to the annual C . V . B E L K N A P . P R O P . combine harvester working in the way in front' of M r. M a rtin ’s home out the deadwood and may be auction conference which convenes at Portland A man held at Bills Island speaks no field. Volunteer fire fighters from south o f Moro. The bumper of the tug off a lot of battered forts before September 12th. The voting w ill be * „ b « l , * . □ ( to I W i « <»•« >»»“ '»"><"■" to to r p r * Moro and Wasco succeeded in jx ittip g par was torn off and the rig h t front by b allot and every member is urged H O T AND COLD B A TH S the year Is older. ere caii understand. Let him In the fire out beforq ^t had destroyed leg of one bora« was broken, per ■'.t. r r bay a well preserved trading post, to be present. R- J. Ginn is judge \ he’ll soon get a Job as a train »o a ll the grain in the 285 acre fie ld . manently in jurin g the horse and of the election and Herman C hris with John Quincy Adams' Initials The burned area contained an forcing i t to be k jllo d . aouncer or a street car conductor. No personal tiansen and J . B. Adams tellers. carved la the seme? exceptionally fine stand of turkey injuries resulted to occupants of Christian Science services as usual i red wheat that was reported to be either outfit. at 11 o'clock at th e . church building threshing better than th irty five hauling hay The M artin outfit Subject, ’ ’T ru th .’ ’ OOOOpOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXJCXXXXXXXXXXXXXr bushels to the acre and standing the highway on Main street. from the field Golden T e x t: Paa,ma 145:18. The breast high a ll over the fie ld . The in front of the M artin home into the Lord is nigh unto a ll them that call fire was a hard one to control, the M artin place. Neither barn on the upon him, to a ll that call upon him fiamea running under the high stand driver saw the car nor wagon until ing grain and breaking from cover too late to »void collision* The car in truth. Responsive Reading: Psalms at unexpected places. the drivur admitted h im relf to be in 26; S’ 12, 21. 23. Sunday School at 10- . „ . A ll over , burned seetion lie hglf burned head« burned seetion lie h a lf bu[ ne4 fault and tattl'd 'by payment of 81W Wedneady etetolng meeting at 8 p. m. of wheat, the side of the head ^ «»n g l * on hia home bank. \B e - Reading rodm open daily at the rear w ith the wind being cb y red fore lnei<|ent was closed, payment of the church. burned and the opposite sides of t <* check was guaranteed through heed» apparently not damaged in any | . long distance ----- , telephone ,—w_ u_ by *u^ the cashier Violet Scented Seaweed of the Caspian way. | of the bank upon which it was drawn. Violet scented seaweed grows la the lakes of the Manylahlak peninsula In Figures do not lie. stsiisucian% people listen to good mumc m in the Caspian sea. and the pleasant odor however, w ill figure, and by figures It preclitlon and enjoyment as never be therefrom scents the air for miles from BY A U T O Is possible to prove almost anything, 16 b ars A. B N a p th a S o a p ............................ ..................... 1 0 0 aays the Insurance W orld. One of fore. The clisngr that modern taate Its source. A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S runs to "Jazz*’ and barbaric melodl« Is them has been sitting np nights and akin to the statement that good books as s result of his burning the mid T o ile t S oap, a s s o r tm e n t................................................ are not read as they once were, says 5- p o u n l G h rta rd s C h o c o la te .......... ......................... 1 ^9 night oil has fin a lly arrived at the the Toronto Star. 81nce books and startling conclusion that 225,000 man music are to he found everywhere 6- p o u n d S c h illin g B a k in g P o w d e r......................... 2.17 years have been spent, wasted, f r it nowadays, there Is, naturally, an In M oro, Oregon In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of W al tered away during the course of the creased market for stories and musical ther-Williams Company. Competent workman always ready current year through strikes alone- 11 R o y al C lu b H o m in y , 2J» .............................................. numbers "of the baser sort," as well has retorned to Skermaa cegaty to help you in any way they can at least expense to you. W e presume, knowing not to the con sad wU! practice his profession O ne G a llo n P u re H o n e y .................................................... 1 80 trary. that he has figured on the basis as those of high class. The phonograph For any service rendered the charge will alwayibe reasonable. has Introduced the greatest singers of at Mere aad ^icinity of an eight hour day. W e are now liv the age and the finest compositions of ing In the year 1023. Some few of us all time to comm uni ties and homes w ill probably live to see the year 2000. Foss & Co where th « e would never otherwise H ea d q u a rte rs To realize, however, what 225.000 years have been heard. Taatee for such 85c Terms Strictly Ca»h 36-in c h P ongee, c o l o r s .................................................. means Is beyond human comprehen OREOON. music have been created and culti T H E DALLES. sion. How many hours a day are 1.20 vated. And now the radiophone prom P illo w s wasted by men engaged In the Insur ises to make the brat concert music 95c ance business? How many eight-hour available to “listeners In" all over the H o u se A p r o n s ,...........................................................2.20 to day yenrs have been spent foolishly? country. The public of today 1 W kat might have beep accomplished W ilson D ress H oo k s, c a r d .................................................. not only appetite for the good tgualc. If every Insurance man were to devote 75c eight hon«t-to-goodness hours, six but a capacity to appreciate the many 5 8 -in c h C o lo red T a b le C lo th different klnfip of good music, the cos days every week, to development of mopolitan taste, which enables gn the business? W a are not sufficient of audience to sit down to a mualoai ban a statistician to work out the answer. quet and enjoy every course." «ce at DçsMoaa Retío Try this Test Yourself— the DR. S. B. M ASSEY “ T h e r e is N o H urt THE MORO DAIRY O REG ON M O RO — , B T , MORO HOTEL BARBER S H O P O regon M oro Moro Trading Co. S P E C IA L S A valuable knowledge of the reliability and integrity of businesses is the reward of the steady reader of advertisements. Two Days Only Friday a n d S a tu r d a y . July 2 7 t h a n d 2 8 th W H E N YOU T R A V E L STORE Dr. Jos. Sanders V.S. D ry Goods YOUR CAR W A L T H E R -W IL L IA M S G A R A G E Surplus Stock Reduction Sals W a tc h fo r O u r Special Sale O ffers T h e y W ill Save You M o n ey Spend Y o u r M on ey a t H om e W e w ill not even hazard a guess. Every call, however, every interview, has a potential value, which It Is pos sible to ascertain from Individual ex perience. Figure It out for yourself, and see how many eight-hour day years you have wasted. Moro Trading Co., Moro Extra Parts For f Deering Harvesters E x t r a P a r ts for D e e rin g H a r v e s te r s a lso th r e e g -fo o t D e e rin g P la tf o rm D ra p e r s for sa le . There are no dull subjects In this world to w rite about, but the world la full of mlfehty dull w riters, says George Horace I-orlraer. editor of the Saturday Evening Post Young w riters seeking a m arket, can save theiuselve* a lot of tim e and effort by knowing that this is the acid test In the gen oral niHgnslne business: “Is It Inter eating?” All other qualifications are secondary. T hat's why ao many badly w ritten stories get Into print. They’re Interesting. In the opinion of the editor»— who average Just as dull as the w riters and readers. A n y of th e a b o v e n e e d e d b y y o u for y o u r H a r v e s te r c a n be p ro c u re d a t a lib e ra l d is c o u n t. T h a t PatagoBlan man whose skull has l»een discovered a fte r 500,000 year» overlooked a bet. I f he h id only pul W asco, O regon Knthuslasta who say that ,b 0 P|d presently be Urtng 1 » effec tive y »era ran get much encourage ment through the paatmir cast* BBl* 1 Chemistry, m edicine and anrgery ma»Ja enormous stride» during tboaa 100 vaara. 34 X 32 31 32 33 34 During the aultry summer days with the uae (Jf an 8.95 , 9.95 16.26 15.25 19.75 K 20.25 12 35 4 C A S IN G S 32.30 33 10 33J5 3490 35 65 32 X 45 . »4 i 41 ‘ 35 X 41 E le c tric H o t P la te 3 -b u r n e r , h e at control 36 X 41 I 11 50 18.25 20.20 23.25 25.25 26.35 27.20 X 3J S tr a ig h t Sido .. fi .« X 4 X 4 X 4 X 4 33 X 41 fled off bis heir» tnlghl have owned the entire solar system by thia time. . X 3 C lin c h ' r X 3J X 4 X 3 i St m ig h t Side X 4 X 4 C A S IN G S 30 X 3J S tiln d iin l Gl iK’hgr 30 X 3J C lin c h e r and S tra ig h t Side Overslse ai penny out at Interest before he shuf C a ll o r w rite N. CROSFIELD ( 30 30 31 32 32 33 C O R D “ Cook by W ire” Somebody urges a national system of finger-print»— ffnger-prints for every-. body. It would furnlah • comfortable Job for the flnger-prtnt expert apd tome other bureaucrats. . But »gain the ghost of old dead R u M a lift» a bony forefinger and aays: “Bew are of bu- reaucracies!” F A B R IC Our arable lead, present and poten tlal. fertilized and cultivated like the land of Germany, could provide food and fibers In accordance with our present tastea fo r about 280.000.000 people, and with, a largely vegetarian and dairy diet fo r from 400,000.000 to 500.000,000. »o long as the supply of fertilizer be)d o u t Europe, which is comparable with the United Statra in area, but probably haa somewhat greater agri cultural resources, had. hw fore the war, a population of about 450,000,000. Probably 100.000,000 Of thrae were fed on imported food. How ever. If the binds of Rueele produced yields like tAoee of western Europe, the continent would have been aelf- supportlng nglculturally 39.96 41.15 41 95 33 X 5 34 X 5 35 i 5 * yours for on ly $30 t other plfltea for lea« money SHESMAN ELECTRIC CO. Williams Motor Co. Ore.
