Sherman County observer., August 17, 1923, Image 2

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Throe principal factor« are em­
bodied in the designing of the ideal
non skid tiro , and thee® factor« give
tiro engineer« no child a task if the
E..«.«d - - c « - l < > -
finished product is to be acientiflcal-
P « . o f t « * Mort». Orcto«.
|® correct and thoroughly efficient,
O fficiel
Sbermaa Ceosty liic e o tly «aid W . H . W ill lama, pro-
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growth of the elements
Phenomenon of Radium Ha« Gl»®«
New Weight to Theory Which
Was Advanced Year« *0«-
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gixxl ruadg
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------------ wfco to»
„paging- uwet of hie tim e k* *******
I m anO>r aL b i* SWto-arr*
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h > l croc nt y. nicreeeed aa vnv
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in Kelly-Spnn« B.erU r<
the
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niMl C. T . C auto«nU»*le tire»-
T-^nfcay
’ M >, at w *N ft tmse ft» *p*A» to fww»
The bast tire authoritiaa.
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< * i was toe i utoanftto n m
M r. W illii
•t M
•» a evtaweiicg had
kexww^a W etoicgVm and Wegvw m
la
fctgawaj «•»* *4
Üw cwacwto
Urea soW by tto companj
-» i— trvm Califeenta to B riusft
<1> Traction—The m
traction
or
g rip
on the
C M jn b ia .
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H i l l .-«cried th at thia roete
surface «11» for either rxiges or
depreaeiooa at approximately n g M eoa»f,fct«d cju id he u»ed
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jngies to the center line of the treed,
travel every mor.th a f the
Lateral s ta b ility —To prevent
and predicted that it «rcaW te
side «<lading there should be either
route of tourist traeel frean
ridgee or depression« appro*’ 1® * ! * ! ^ C alifo rn ia to Canada,
p aral'el to the center line of the.
also stated that i f the bridge
ueati.
was b u ilt at M a ry h ill that he would
(31 Speed—The ideal noo-akid tire ie s U t l b h a national museum at hi«
W
’ w ar «ioa w the riv e r bluff overlooking
nuat not drag on the road. I o satisfy
..ma requirement, the design must toe C J u x b ia that would contain rare
from
Europe priceless
have a smooth, unbroken surface on p aiotng»
the crown or center line of the tread. trophies a.-.d ielics from a ll parts of
the wot Id, that have been collected
It la an old qoeetlon. “Are the
■eventy-odd chemical element« really
elementary, or are they com pound^
of eomethtng «till more elementary
In the light of the dlscovertea of the
last few year« about radium one am
thortty recur, to a theory a d - , -ated
by him many year» ago. that he the
planets were evolved out of the
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nal nebula which gave birth to :.»»
.olar ayatem the chemical elements
themselves were also evolved out of
something far lea. complex than them
•elves. The fart that existing nebulae
are very simple In composition. while
«tars In various «tag*« of development
exhibit more and more complexity, un­
til In solidified bodies like the earth, a
irreet number of chemical element»
with a myriad of compounds are found,
la regarded as strongly supporting this
theory. The phenomenon of radium
leads to the additional suggestion that
aa in the development of the heavenlj
t*»dle* we <eem to see the growth of
the elements, so in radioactivity we
witness their decay.—New York Her­
ald.
■ Electricity Transmitted in Water.
A European Inventor, It Is reported,
uses a column of water Instead of an
electric wire to trunsmlt electric pow­
er. The current passes through th®
water With the same facility whether
the water Is In motion or stationary,
and can be delivered at any desired fre­
quency or in more than one phase.
Caed for drilling granite In Cornwall.
England, the special tools designed
for the water wave Impulses deliver
80 per cent of the generated _ power,
whereas the compressed air tools de­
liver only 10 per cent.
S m I h r Week
tee oftbn
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ftom
Ike Rvy I'pw ell
m the
toter-M^ to toe tftroto-
by rw aairg
Ito*'
« fcx ce inte toc
A tout iw eetx
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«d C*a»e and a
stardìng g iain
e Ère «ras gotten
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l y him during hia travel*.
T ry this Test Yourself —
tosW joining
S lip a strand of d e d a l flow (obtainable at ary drug
store) between ev»ri two teeth in you* uumth .
If
the thread catches, or if it becomes cut • r the fiber«
are torn apart, it la a sure sign th at ynb nerd dental
work I
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Then come to thia superlatively modem offloe «T ere,
by means of the wonderful dental aneathtlic,
T w ilig h t 81eep “ for the te e th ” , we elim inate to
an alm ost unbelievable degree the discom fort alw ays
aeeociated w ith dentistry.
Puts the Teeth to Sleep
ire « i tue old Chaa.
se a r Hay canyon
quickly gotten urde»
<?r burning three
roc tret
grain, about two
iSdkJ of
stand.«
grain and an acre
stubble. The tie* is supposed to
i
e
iwlightSJeit1
ba«« «et fiom a * i * r k thrown out by
the erg in e on U h niotonaea combine
operated Uy Wm. M illa , lessee of the
farm.
•ROR THE TEETH*
DR. S. B. M ASSEY
ia obtainable O N L Y st these office«,
us explain its incomparable qualities.
First National Bank Bldg-
received a severely
Forrvat 1
injured le ft eye w hile figttir.g the
field fire a t the Roy Pow ell farm
last week. The intense heat from
The
D a lle s ,
O regon
C »ll et any time and le t
We can satisfy you that
“ T h e r e is N o H u r t ”
the blaxing wheat burned hia eye snd
resulted In an ulcer. The accident
forced him to surrender his job as
•‘c g t’* driver w i’.h the C. W . Smith
outfit and take to wearing colored
glasses.
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Faulty Vis.on the Hu!®.
A freight* engine on the Deschutes
Alexander D um as’ th r illin g adven­
Examination of 10,tXX) employees In
river branch lin e of the O -W . R. &
ture stcrA. “ The Thre» M usketeers,’
N. Ry set fire to the h illsid e wc>t oi factories found 53 i»er cent with un-
corrected, faulty vWrton. Of C75 em­
one of the beat known quasi-butoricai
Moro las; Monday. About a thou­
npvels of a ll tim es, ha* been filmed sand acres of grass on the bluffs ployees in a typewriter company 58
C - V - B E L K N A P , P R O P .
-•o fieqoet tly in America and in overlook ng the railroad was burned ;>er cent were found to be In need of
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Europe that, aside from its vast t»efona the fire was under control.
uper-box fuctory the ¡»vreeiitage of
H O T AND COLD BA TH S
numbers o f readers, m illion s have
i rinul was only 28. «
seen one or another of the film
About forty acres of stubble and
iversion», all of which were baser two hundred aacxs of threshed grain
Have a D -fln.te Purp*'®®.
■on, snd followed more or le^s clo sely , was burned near Sandon station, or.
-Plan of National Capital.
The world will »land »side for th®
the context of Dum as’ original story the Shaniko branch railw ay, between
A national i commission of which
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Five Fin« Trains for China.
¿Fred Ualahofer
Bal»hofer has lifted Mto
the > plot
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WaFc0, Mond„y morning, man who knows where he Is going but
George Washington was A member laid
will
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Five trains of the m ost luxuriously, psi t and taken certain other l.h e rtie
t »park thrown by a freigh
freight t engine
engine who Is too plainly wandering. It I«
out the District of Columbia to be used appointed railroad couches of Ameri­
as a site for the capital city, which can make have been recently shipped with ;t for the p u q o se of m aking ar . aused the blaze.
aot the fault of the w»»rid but of th®
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was named for George Washington In to China. Including three private cars. «H ogether highly entertaining w est­
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man if be find« Id» path obstructed.
ern
corn
dy-drama.
He
h»s
succeed«»
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spite of his protests. He always re­
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pa--Bengtr
train
set
a
sm
all
fire
All were built of steel, and in some of
A v a lu a b le k n o w le d g e c f th e re lia b ility
ferred to It a» the “Federal City." The the sleeping cars eeeh compartment in i n j . c l i i g a il of the bravado an» \loi day morning a b o u ta half m ilt
intrepid ap»rlt of th£ hero of D um ss’
city plan of Washington Is very pe
garth o f Grass V alley, causing the
has Its own lavatory und the bed» are
a n d in te g r ity o f b u s in e s s e s is th e r e w a r d L
collar, many diagonal avenues cross­
placed transversely instead of In Jhe t a l e c i to, a fighting ranger of the ’rain to be about half an hour late on
ing the checkertmard formed by the usual American way. The car» were golden w est, erd laid the story ir
M o ro , O re g o n
îe tri., down to Biggs junction
Intersecting north and south and east
o f th e s te a d y re a d e r of a d v e r tis e m e n ts .
»hipped In sections und erected In the heart of l« e high Sierras in the
and west streets, thus forming numer
Chinese shops by Chinese workmen w est c l old “ whera blood is young
Eaz returned to Sherman county „
uus circular parks. This ¡Han enables The Installation of the heutlng equip and hete is b o ld -w h ere life is lif*. 2U1LT WITH SALVAGED GOLD
and w ill practice hi» profesiion
one to approach the capltol and other
ment, plumbing work and electric and men arc m en- for love and honor
Important buildings by a score .of lighting system presented no difficul­
at Moro and vicinity
glories th e n .”
And he ha» made th* Remarkable Homestead in Main«
streets and avenue«.—New York Her
Which
Was
Constructed
More
ties at all-to the force of work mew.'
characters human, livin g, loving,
H e a d q u a rte rs
F o ss & Co
aid-
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Than 158 Years Ago.
hating, fighting, scheming beings.
The w vestiture ia the glorious out­
Terms Strictly Caih
At Getchell'» Comer, halfway be­
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doors 4$~V'.at region where the sky
tween Waterville and Augusta, stands
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is lo ftiest and the air keenest, the the old Getchell homestead, built more
- i î - ■+-;-l-v q.-t .^H 4 h | i |.| i i d m
backgrounds «cenically of wor-derous than 158 year« ago.
beauty. And the action—w ell, i t ’s
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When Benedl-t Arnold came up the
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. M A IN S T R E E T
a riot of action, love and red b lco d - Kennebec on his expedition to Canada
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one of his bateau» capsized near Get-
the flghteet of fighting westerns.
The new screen story is titled chell’s and several thousand dollars
In the concrete, fu lly equipped, ro o m y ¿urafie of_W al-
ar
hop
“ The Three Buckaroos’’ ar.d is coming worth of gold was lost. The following
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illia n n C om pany. C om petent w orkm an alwpys ready
M ORO, OREGON
to
Moro Theatre next Tuesday. spring three of the Getchell hoys went
lo help you in any way they can at least e jp e n te to you.
August 21st.
Taken from Dumas' down and salvaged the gold, and with
F o r any service rendered the cl ar£e w ill always be rcsMonable. !
best known novel, it carries a novel It built this house.
The house 1» a big square building r J o e T r u i t t , P r o p r i e t o r
tw ist in comedy drama that is re­
with an L attached In back. An an t
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freshing.
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dent flagstone walk leads to the mas­
sive front door with a big brass
QUEER STUNTS BY WIRELESS knocker. Inside the scheme of deco-
SH OW ER BA THS
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ration and furnishing Is Just as It was
TH E DA LLES.
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ancient candlesticks and a big brass
1« Being Studied, but Appears
1 q u a r t S w eet P ic k e ls , b u lk , beat g ra d e
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warming pan are of Interest. The big
Hard to Explain.
doors were fashioned by hand and
swung on LH hinges that the super­ . rZ .i7 3 d S S 3 a S D C 5 ^ ia E rwlE7.
W a t e r m e l o n s , ......................................‘
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There are still many mysteries about
stitious people of long ago put on. ••
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1 0 0 wireless, and one of its nu*t striking The I.H stood for “Lord Help Us and
facts as a aclenc^, IT lta freakishness. Keep Witches Away.’’ The beams of
No one knows quite what It will do the building are hewn and of large
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next. There ure same factors thut are proportion. The boards In many In­
apparently Inexplicable.
stance« are two and three feet wide.
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The mystery of what are known a."
Cpstalrs there is a wonderful old
“dead" »pot« 1» n cejvlng special atten bed made more than 200 years ago. The
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tlon. One of th e moat troublesome o[ four posts sre carved from walnut
these spots Is to be found over the Red while overhead an arched canopy of
„ sea, _ a day out from Aden. Ship: white linen Is arranged.
steaming through this zone can get n1
Hundreds of «utolsts pass this little
wireless message« whatever. As soon village every day during the summer
L o o k o v e r o u r n e w u p - t o - d a t e lin e o f r e a d y - to - w e a r
as they pass out of It messages or» months, but only a few of them realize
received with perfect clearness.
the beauty and historical Interest that
G E N T ’S S U I T S — in a ll s iz e s
Other localities are known a* are In that little plot of land less than
‘screened’’ zones. In these the pre« s mile square.—-Portland Press Herald
ence of iron or other or® In the earth
W e a r e h a r d to b e a t o n p r ic e a n d q u a l i t y w h e n n e e d in g
Is believe»! to be the source of the trou
It Is only with difficulty, for ex
Thought for the Oay.
CA PS
SH O ES.
HATS
r w t get all puffed up If people
U...K—, that messages can be trans
mltUMl across Spain from west to east uaually remember you; then- are «mm
although sending them from north to face» that Inat can’t h« forgotten
s»»uth entails no trouble. Experts su>
World*» Match®«.
thnt the waves are absorb»»d by min
It take» the constant Iub»»r of 0H.OOO
oral deposits In the mountains of the
person« to make «Hatches for the
interior.
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They Will Save You Money
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Rome zone« ar»; remarkable for their world.
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conductivity. Tills quality Is particu­
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Notice to Holt Machine Owner»
larly noticeable In Pacific and Austra
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llan wuters.
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For
the
convenience
of
the
owners
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Synuet affects wireless in some Int
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Itudes very curiously, though no on« »f all Holt Qaterpiliar» and Harves-
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er»> we w ill keep our warehouse open
understands why. Many stations haw
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reported that messages received li •very evening during the week and
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▼ ill be open on Sunday» until noon
England fn»m Paris at «unset have be
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haved In ft most extraordinary fnshl»»r '.nly. Don’t caUYor parte on Sunday
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assuming “J hzbm characteristics tl»n
ifternoons, «« the warehouse w ill be
render them nt times very loud am
Hosed then.
Geo. N. Cro»field,
dear, and at others almost Inaudible
Wasco, Oregon
fjuccus r i.tioa Character» in Odd Role
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MORO HOTEL BARBER SHOP
M oro
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Oregon
Dr. Jos. Sanders V.S.
W H E N YOU
TRAVEL
STORE
CAR
M oro-Trading Co.
S P E C IA L S
B
YOUR
3£R S
T w o Days Only
Friday and Saturday. August 24 and 25
W A L T H E R -W IL L IA M S G A R A G E
G r o c e r ie s '
C iet a rS e w F o r d
YVe h a v e N o w in S t o c k
Four Touring Cars
G e n t’s F u r n is h in g s
One Coupe
Two Roadsters
One 4-door 5edan, a 1924 model
K e lly -S p r in g fie ld s
Surpius Stock Reduction Sate
FA B R IC C A SIN G S
W a tc h fo r O u r S p e c ia l S ale O ffe rs
S pend Y o u r M o n e y a t H o m e
Moro Trading Co., Moro
C O R D C A SIN G S
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DO AWAY WITH ODD CUSTOMS
Extra Parts For
Deering Harvesters
E x t r a P a r t s fo r D e e r i n g H a r v e s t e r s
a ls o -th re e
g -fo o t D e e rin g P la tf o im
D r a p e r s fo r s a le .
A n y of th e a b o v e n e e d e d
b y y o u fo r
y o u r H a rv e s te r c a n be p ro cu re d a t a
lib e ra l d is c o u n t.
C a ll o r w r i t e
Cemmonie. That Have Existed in Eng
land Since the Norman Conquest
Will Soon Be Ended.
Long ago England waa full of an
dent manor court«. wh«ji»e lord»—lprd»
of the rn.vnor—had pffwer In many
<•«»<»* to impoto flnea on their tennnt«
-qyie tenant« held I heir land by a «y»-
tem called copyhold, and many extra
ordinary euatntna exl»t«Ml. A tenant
might, for Instance, have to pay a < er
tain »urn when the lord « eldest daugh
ter wax married, the »urn being a
“fine.’’
The tenant might have to bring to
the lord’s c»,urt a bundle of llrew««*!
<»n rerialn day«, or a pair of grey
botín» da for the lord to hunt with. In
rr „- ,.»r the-e present« the lord
w'ottbl- hand to the t**nat)t a wand cut
perhai*. from a willow tree, a« a «kn
of the tenant’« right to hold the lnnd
!>«• rent«*d.
G eo. N. CROSFI1
W asco,
O regon
K.-nre» of similar customs existed
M.d eome have l»e-n kei* up to the
«resent «lay; but « recent art of par
ll.mrDt the Lew of Property « * . have
«»rept »way «11 the»e manor court» and
thstr odd c«re»onl«A nuiny of which
StandarcT Cl ncher
Clincher and S t r a i g h t
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Percolator
Cun *‘ flo d r y ”
w ith o u t
injury.- It it equip! w ith
a H o tp o in t Safety Sw itch
Simple, Prsctkal and Famous
(or Good
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Coffee
W illiam s M otor Co., M oro, Ore,
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