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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1923)
heim town rotini Better Retare» of Higher Quality is Paramount Plan Tarif Caajressl# P I» Fara ReSef County F at Plans Include Races, Smoker, Auto Polo The movement of western pro ducers, aided by bankers, chamber ol commerce and other civic bodies in Something doing every Ininute, ia The long promised advance in an effort to take the tariff out of the slogan that w ill be lived up to EaSered M •««*•<* c1*“ - . Î J motioo picture art has at lest begun Slip a »trend of d e.ta i floaa (obtainable at any drug partisan politics and s e c u r e the by the management of the annual o » c « at M o ro. J«»r K ‘ 18* 1 Observers of things cinematic say adoption of a permanent tariff policy Sherman county fair neat month dur / store) between evtry two teeth in yoar mouth I r—• -— • the thread catche». or Jf; It become, m t a the noer» QffkialWawspaper fm Skarm»» ^ > * 7 that never before in the history of suited to the needs of the west, took ing county fair day» on September motion picture» have there been s° definite form when Governor Sweet of 12th to 16th inclusive. Owngre of are torn apart, it ia a sure sign that >< u need dental many big and really worth-while Colorado and other weeiern governor» racing and hurnee» horse« that will work 1 I reland . Managing E d ito r film productions waiting for release oined with the producers in a call compete during the fair have had as there are at thia tim e. Critic» of for a western tariff congres». The their stock at the county fair ground« Theft oome to thia superlatively modern office where, F riday ................ A u * u 8 t 2 1923 motion pictures who have been corgrtrs by means of the wonderful dental anrethctlc. w ill be held in Denver early for several weeks There are rapid demanding for year» that the film in October, the exact time to be ly rounding into condition to make Tw ilight Slepp “ for the teeth” , we elim inate to Putt the Teeth to Sleep” A M »f < w ^ * 7 tal* and nurwry studios develop their opportunitica are announced at an early date. an almost unbelievable degree the di »comfort always some very feat racing event». ara really historic In that they likely to be satisfied this year, if The movement ia declared to be The two auto polo teams, re pre associated with dentistry. atm exa«erate<l from a baata of facta. promises and reports from production »trictly non-partisan with the primary •anting Grass Valley and Moro Qooae was a real person. centers are fulfilled. purpose of taking the tariff out of respectively, are ready for-practice More time, effort sod actual coin partisan politica, creating a medium work. The two teams Will stage r —.«3 Mary Gooea, burled In Boston of the realm have been »pent on the for the discussion of the tariff and practice each Sunday before county She wrote her rhymes for her yr an children. Her non. a crafty printer, production of picture» thia summer other economic issue» which affect fair week, pert of the - time at 1 he aubllahed them for other chlldrrn thin ever before, observers say. snd the welfare of western producers and fair grounds race track and part at Latest discovery la that llttl»-Jack producers are anxiously .awaiting the to assist in maintaining 'the present the Grass Valley race track. Secre FOR THE TEETH* D R . S. B. M A SSE Y Horner wan also a real person He new mmaonin the hope that attend Uri If duties upon western products. tary Richmond aa\s that visitors w ill l . obtainable ONLY at theae offlea». C all at any tl«»a and let tired In England about 200 or more ance at motion picture theatre» w ill “ It is to be a ccngreaa in which be welcome to attend and watch the First National Bank Bldg. ua explain ite incomparable qualltlea. Wa can aatiefy you that years ago. His home—purchnsed by justify the tremendous effort which free traders, tariff-for-revenue, com practice games. T h e D alles, O regon one of his ancestors. 8lr John Horner ha« been expended to improve the petitive tariff and protective tariff An auto cara*»" i» now being ar __„lli be sold at auction. It * the artistic gtafidards of motion pictures. advocates can participate without ranged to leave Moro the morning of “ T h e r e is N o H u r t ” . ' The «yes of motion picture pro surrenderirg their view s” former Wednesday, September 5th. Kalla estate, in Somersetshire, »it**» rhe acre* Most Interesting real estale ducers up and down B rod w .y are Governor Ammons stated in explain caravan w ill v i.it Great Valley. Kent. deal ef 1928. The auctioneer teems centered on theatrical box offices ing the purpose of the congress Shaniko, Dufur, and The Dalle» throughout the country during the Regardless of our convictions on Stops w ill be made at all towns along to get everything eventually. week of September 2d to 8th, when tariff policies of government, we can the route. A band and the two auto The estimated total of murders In most of the motion picture theatre» surely all agree that the tariff should polo teams w ill Wecompany the care the United States In 1922 Is 10.000. in the United State» w ill celebrate be 1res ted as an economic issue and van. A t each place where »tops are o o c x x x x x x x k am x oo oo o do o qo oo o oo o oo oo o oo oo o oo o oo oo o oo oo o that the farmer» of the west are made, the auto polo teams w ill put This Is a heavy toll for a civilised na the alxth annual Paramount Week Paramount Week, the first week in entitled to the same treatment as the on »tont features, the band w ill give tion te pay for savagery. Inst, malice, R e lia b le greed and other prompters of mur i each new season, has come to be manufacturers of the east; that the a concert and it 1» no fault of the C o m p e t e n t 'established in the motion picture men who toil upon the farms should members of the party if ail of interior der, aays the Washington Boat. The E x p e r ie n c e d economic lose sustained Is not limited trade as marking the industry’s best -not be brought into destructive com eastern Oregon is not informed of the c . V . B E L K N A P . P R O P . to the 10.000 victims. For every vie J effort, and this year it is expected by petition with the pauper labor of annual county fair to be held thia fall tlm a murderer puts himself In the ! producers that thia Paramount Week foreign countries and that the ratea by Sherman oounty. A big smoker is another feature of way to the electric chair or to prison, ' w ill he more successful than any on our western products in the present H O T AND COLD B A TH S Done any time at any place or. If uncaught, loses his potential I other held before. Tbe purpose of Uri if act should be given a fair trial the county fair weelf- that is being each annual Paramount Week is to before maUjrg any reductions value as a citlten. Double the fm»1 ■each promoted aa an extra attraction. At eongreea w ill be composed of the present time those <n charge L. R. S p illm a n , W a s c o of murders end you wUl approximate focus the attention of the public on j the total of those lost to the service the advances made during the year I j e |egMtes appointed by non-partiaan report the card complete with the P h o n e Ms» In B G 3 of society. And the tragedy of theae I in motion --------- r picture ------- art and to show organisations covering all productive exception of the main event. Knock tragedies la tbat'th<y are avoidable that during the coming season the industries of western states. Eveiy out Parker of The Dalles haa been theatres playing the bettor type of line of productive activity is expected signed aa one of the contestants in At Thebes, the ancient capital of pictures w ill warrant the patronage to be represented to present the prob the main event, but just who w ill be upper Egypt, archaeologists from Penn of their public. lems of their particular industry with secured to take care of the opposite g " -m- - Aa one of the steps - , toward J -I reference to tariff luvim, and corner of th e, ring haa not been de aylvanla university •have found do Moro, Oregon cialJy the effect of the present cided. Tom Fraser aays he w ill De nestle, or common language, pepyH raising the artistic standards o f , that flu a gap In history from B. C. pictures, producers of Paramount tariff rates on their product. a right good man all right. kas returned to Sberman county 90© to 246. This period Include» the Pictures, the Famous Playera-Laakx Scouts have been in the county, sad w ill practice kis profession reign of Ptolemy PhUadelphua. who corporation, have reduced the number ductions made under this policy w ill both from Prineville and from Tygh at Moro aud vicinity was so successful In levying heavy of pictures they Will release thie do more than any thing else toward Valley, for the purpose of txying to Two years'ago there were offsetting the criticism which has secure part of the Sherman county taxes with a minimum ef injury and year. Headquarters Foss & Co dissatisfaction. As the manuscript» 104 Paramount picture» released be been leveled at film productions for fair program for the Crook county T e r m Stric t ly Cask deal mainly with financial affairs, our tween September 1st and^u^uat Slat the last two or three year». fair and the Southern Wasco county ewn Ptolemies may perhaps learn Last year there w e » 82, and thia year Paramount pictures to be released fair. The polo auto teams are wanted from them hew te create In ua a na there w ill be only 52 or one a week this season by the Famous Players- at Prineville and the harness and 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 u > i * 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 turn of cheerful givers.—Scientific Although the number of pictures has Lasky corporation include the fol racing horaea at Tygh Valley. been radically reduced, all *he pro lowing: Sherman county fair officials w ill Madge Kennedy in “ The American. BY AUTO duction resources of the Famous Purple Highway” ; a James Cruxe this year offer season tickets for sale M AIN s tr e e t AND V ISIT T H E D A LLES have been Lions la an airplane seem strangely Players Leaky corporation •ion n«” MW’ | aDec ial “ Hollywood,” with 22 stars to the public. The price of tbe tick be concentrated kept intact and w ill ‘ oat of place, yet when all other means and 56 screen celebrities; a George eta w ill be low enough to make a arber ho p of transportation fall, presumably the on the production of these fewer pic Melford special with Jacqueline substantial reduction over the aggre *' M O RO . O R tO O N air Is more satisfactory than nothing tures. Each of the pictures, accord Logan. “ Salomy Jane” from the gate of single admissions paid each at alL Anyhow, It may be presumed ing to an announcement by tbe heads story by Bret H«rte; an Allan Dwan day. There tickets w ill be put on In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of W a l a » that the pilot of the mall plana which of the corporation, w ill be bigger special “ Lawful Larceny” ; Gloria sale September 1st and w ill alao ' * ther-Williams Company. Competent workman always ready Joe T r u itt, Proprietor :: brought three young U om from Bros in every way than any pictures Swanson In “ Bluebeard’s Eighth include grandstand privileges. A special 200-foot reel has been nKa te Paris the other day was more hitherto produced by the company, W ife” , a 8am Wood production-; to help you jn any way they can at leait expense to you. glad when he reached hla destl and as more time has been given to “ The Silent Partner” with lastrica secured Ej^the fair aafoeiation end For any service rendered the charge will alwayt be reasonable. i__ _ Li^ s may be all right, and the selection of stories, the casting Joy and Owen Moore; A Zane Gray w ill be ih w n th»» week at Mor° , I-plana« may fix all right, but some of the players, and the choice of special “ To the Last Man” with each-'movie show night; at Wasco :: SHOW ER BATH S how they do mot ream to ordlnar* directors and building of Bettings, Lois Wilson and Richard Dix; next week, and at Grass Valley the I I > I 1 H I I I I » » I I I-*- observers all »*y that the pro Pols Negri in third week following its first pre Individual to mix vary happily. “ The Cheat, George Fitxmaurice production; sentation. A large number of^oeal OREGON. James Cruxe’s production of “ Ruggles people have probably never seen an auto polo game staged .and there of Red Gap” from the famous novel by Harry Leon Wilson; “ The Mar picture» have been secured so that riage Maker” a W illiam de Mille all may judge thia feature of the production from Edward Knob lock county fair program. play "The F-un” ; Gloria Swanaon activity in “ Zaxa,” an Allan Dwan pro duction ; Thomas Meighan iu "Woman Proof,” from the «tory by George Ade; “ His Children’» Children,” with Bebé Daniels, Sam Wood’s production of Arthur Train’s novel; Ruyard IOS K ipling’s “ The Light That F ailed ,” produced by George Melford; Pols Negri supported by Antonio Moreno in “ The Spanish Dancer,” a Herbert Brenon production; Douglas Fair banks, Jr. in “ Stephen Steps Out, ” trtet from the Richard Harding Davis story, “ The Grand Cross of the Cres th e m ree ef cent” ; Zane Grey’s “ The Call of Schilling’» Baking Pow der, 5 - l b .................................. 217 the Canyon” ; Gl«n Huntfer in “ West of tbe Water Tower,” the sensational anonymous novel ’ The Cruise of the Assorted Cookies. 2 lbs f o r ................................... Speejacks” ; W illiam S. Hart in -aa* Sweet Pickels, bulk, 1 gallon fo r.................................... 'I-80 Wild Bill Hickok” ; “ Big Brother” Sam Wood production from the Toilet Soap, assortm ent, per c a k e ....... ............... - w® Rex Beach serial running in Hearst’ International Magaxine; ‘ Flaming G uittards Chocolate, 6 l b s .............................................. * * ** Barriera,’’ produced by George Mel A total of 7904 Chlneee aa ford; “ The Humming Bird” an Aliai goMan pheaaaata were released Dwan production starrirg Glori« gon In l i t « up to August 1». It Swanson; “ There’s » Fortune in I t ,’ ported by Oene M. Blmpeon. auperta a James Cruxe production; ’"Every tendent of the Mate gam e farms. Two Day Love,” a William de Mille pro farms are maintained by the state, on* Look over ou^new up-to-date line of ready-to-wear duction from Julian Street a novel IDugene aad another n«*ar < o r Rita Coventry” ; a Zane Grey pro nUlto. Of there »Ttt were GENT’S SUITS—in all sizes duction, “ The Heritage of th< at Eugene and 1141 »1 OorvuIMa D esert,” directed by Irvin Wlllat of I t ,» « « « • ’ * • f»D»«red dur We are hard to beat on price and quality when needing Thomas Meighan in “ Pied Pipe) total ing the month» of April. May, Jun« Malone” ; Pole Negri in “ My Man” ; and July, sad from there 1X.B12 birds CAPS SHOES HATS Glen Hunter in • “ When Knights were hatched. Were Bold” ; “ Triumph,” »C ecil B. DeMille production from the Saturday Evening Post aerial by May Edginton; "The Stranger’’ with Richard Dix and Leatrice Joy ; and Gloria Swanson in an Allan Dwan They W ill Save You Money production of "Argentine Love” by Vicente Blaaco Ibanex. Try this Test Yourself— , c. L. iwiftähLS)^ MORO HOTEL BARBER SHOP A u c tio n e e r in g Moro Dr. Jos. Sanders V.S. ? A valuable knowledge of the reliability and integrity of businesses is the reward of the steady reader of advertisements. W H E N YOU T R A V E L :: B S S T ORE YOUR CAR WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE Moro Trading Co. S P E C IA L S Tw o Days Only August 31 st and September 1 st Friday and Saturday T ir e » a n d T u b e s “C o n s e r v e t h e C a r ” a n d a r e e a s y r id in g o v e r a n y r o a d G e n t ’s F u r n is h in g s N o w is T h e R ig h t T im e T o p la c e y o u r o r d e r fo r a N e w F ord . • W e h a v e th e n e w m o d e l Watch for Our Special Sale Offers Ford« in . s t o c k R o a d s t e r , T o u r in g a n d S e d a n - 4 Spend Your Money at Home Moro Trading Co., Moro n i n n i l i 11 t t A ‘ .......... i l l l I N I I I I I U _ TH EnM O RO 'P . E. H art in, proprietor I I I H -+ -» D A IR Y . Phone 31F1 Morning delivery made to anyone phoning orders in the evening for extra milk or cream. We have tbe only dairy herd in the vicinity of Moro that is certified disease-free. MORO OREGON Mrs. Lillian Hayes, wife o4 Edward Hayee. homesteader of the Oeytord vlclalty fn Code oounty. committed eul clde because of family quarrels F. W. Wooley. Insurance agent, haa been appointed d ty manager of War renton tn place of Mrs. B. R- Barrett, who has retired becamse of 01 health. The state highway commlaalo* has announced that the bridge over the Willamette river at Rprlngfleld will be dosed for repairs for a period of SO days. Harvest operations are la fMl ewtog at Heppner and wheat Is tam in g out better than moat farmers expected • • « The yield run» from 90 to gg^boshci. Preehyterlaus congregation» from al1 the principal to w n , of Central Oregon united In outdoor servire» on Tumalo Island Iu the Deechute» r ftm below w> A Hotpoint Percolator * ■ - * * « Can “ go dry” without injury. It U equip! with a Hotpoint Safety Switch Simple, Pracfal u t Fi (w Gowl Cafes UffRM lN EIICTRIC CO. v W e a ls o h a v e R u c k ste l A x le s w ith w h ic h t o e q u ip a n y F o r d c a r fo r fo r e a sy ro a d w o rk o n a n y gra d e »• * ‘«4 • iu' * V© Williams Motor Co^ Moro, Ore.
