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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1924)
h ioni min marci te send • reomoaototí*« to tito public and Fort C. L. I reland , M«nitin< Editor I fa F riday all parts to the state are planning , February 8, 1924 1 to srru{* for special IxxAhs to show ■ tl>c community industry. Arrange- menta to entertain 400 high school atuderjts st the exposition have been by the tlx housing committee. An educational guidance eonfer- jenee fur high reprswentotiveo 'will be held. Thoma« A. Clark, I dean for men at the University to I Illinois, and Glenedine Snow to Mich igan Normal school, will be the pn; cipal speaker*. E^ high school i in the stole has txen invited to send five delegates and one faculty advisor ! to the exposition and tho educational j eunferenee. Each Oregon town entering a booth | in the expooittoo will be allowed one make possible a greater margin to lire «tock breeding, control of plant varieties, the determination of tlx beet roen Was tloes to fertilizers, an al y ata to branda, etc., bear directly on this problem to the root to production. Tb« use to Information to this type has come to mean almost the differ om-e between «ucceas and failure In farming Properly supported. tlx ex périment station will lead agriculture eut to Ita Mtanglefnents and to a broad highway to prosperity. A visiting European srtlst announces bis purpose to paint portraits of wom en whose souls peep out of tbeir eyof. Of course, there are eyes and eyes and souls and souls--but If lx stum bias OD some to those bewildering optics wherein bewildering souks ploy hide snd seek, he would do well to study Ills subject through smoked glasses For beauty oL soul and eye to a blindingly dazzling combination to behold, even for an artist. Man seems to lx making progress In bin drive for ruiershlp of tho vegetable kingdom Tho I a toot gain reported train the octeatlflc front Is a lighting •Root that tricks the plants Into think ing that the sun Is shining and Into growing and yielding their products tocordlngly. Instead of leaving them to slumber through tho wstchee of fito night, tho now light keeps them iwako and buoy. Nor do tho plants gut estra pay for such overtime. Not suing unionised, they hsvo no rocourM to the strike or to collective bargaln- ag to maintain their claims to tho light to sloop BO naturo ordained. Theirs not to reaaon why, theirs but to bloom and bear and die—with man st tho switchboard. Aptxrently man without a comeback. But It would be else to wait and see lie fore conriud- Mg that nature ran lx tricked. BILLz BARBER 5AYS ÍWWNC. BUILDING SUBMARINES SHE MUST HAVE AÛCU A BIG SINKING FUND ut the smaller rooms in the commerce building or ono-balf to one of tlx larger rooms for display. Many chambers to commerce have signified tbeir intention of sending displsys. Milking contest« and gnaMing con tacts are among the special features planned by the achou! to agriculture. A milking eontoet between A. B. (tod ley, dean of agriculture, and depertonent heads is creating much int«i««t. lb« <irsek press is put under cen prahip to the extent that no referent« Hrert or indirect may lx mads to the ate King Constant fas. That’s • nos to tbs revolutionary tribunal, tfuet lx a euu»ft,nsbU feeling for »tMDtine’s son, Gaor*«, *bo Is now the Nominal ruler to that country. Con- ituntlne was tha Am who had a 'Iream of re-setahllBhlng the rule to ’ Jx emperorB tn (k/ustantinopla. He ‘»unfed to supplant the crescent with । he cro«« on tha Aya Rophia. the • (rest m<x<jue to that city. But Con- ii ant Ina was a brother In law to Wil- teim II. that wxs hls misfortune. In he meantime King George Is going to Halt America to study farming. Wise »Ian. Thrones are kind to rickety hese days. Txon Trotsky remarks: "As long as private property exists In America American Interests In Huaala will bo -espectod snd all engagements entered nto with the soviets will be srrupu- ously kept. Any othir action will bo mlddal." But, of course, If the Bol- Ihqvlsts could succeed In destroying private property In America, as they vlsh, tho situation would be different, »•cause then Leon would bo abl« to ■onfiscBte as ho pleased without fueling hat bls action was "suicidal.” Ixmald MacMillan finds that a largo xrt of (bo Eskimo population up torth has been destroyed by Influenza. Phis Illustrates the danger of living a a healthful country whore th« xople have little practice In real st Ing Usessee. if Hnnbrsndl painted only thirty five ,f the. eight hundred pictures ascribed o him, what did hr do the reat of the tme? And where did he get the prao* Ico that made him bo great a master »f the painter's art? A bee has to mako something Ilka 1,000,000 visits to flowers to collect a tound of honey. HtlU, If ho wasn't )olng that what would ho have on bls bind? ^ne<> d s'd WO for the third best exa> »ul»n..tled ar« to be given by Ine contest will be open to all etu- ei ta enrolled in the Dintb. tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade« of the public sebouis to Oregon« .Each eaaay ie to bo. Irum 400 to 6u0 words in lot.xlh. Preliminary conteeta will b« held in each county under direction of a legion county chairman. Th« chair man for Sherman county will be Earl T. J omo , of Waaco. The ixst eoaay from each county will be oubmited to state txwlquarters of the legien for judging by state judgea. The state Judgit tJecttd are Roberts. Bean, federal judge; J. A. Churchill, state super in ter-de nt of public instruction and W B Ayer, chairman of the Multrooxh county library board. The contest cluees in counties May bl, e mj stats contest, June 1st. The purpose of the contest is to rtfsle s state-wide public sentiment in the duties of citizenship. Each child knows that it is a peU>otic duly to shoulder a gun in defenae of country, but very few children ever get the argle that it i« just as much a duty to arm tbemselvee with an intelligent ballot in defense of tlxir country. A New Ford Steel Truck Body making th« body readily adaptable This new body, built of hea the iamoua Ford one-ton worm- drive chassis, forming a complete hrndagp unii at thè remarkably up under th« mo«t eevere low price d M90. ” Inondine epac« 1« lour k Swl IU. .nd -d cw C« ,wo ,nch» Th« w«ath«f -proof cab is cuneina. Authorized Ford Dealers Af present and until we can readjust our only. prices we are giving a 5 per cent discount on all merchandise sold. bring together young men of bigb type from all eoeUooa of the country th« and acciai unity; to privilege«, duties and responaibiliti«« of American eitis«nship; to inculcate eelf-diaciplin« and obedience; and to develop the physical standards of American youth through participation in military exereiacB. athletic games, condocte«! by expert and sporta Officers in charge to the directors camps are selected fur tbeir ex- perience, sympathy snd character. Medical, officers and chaplains will be in regular attendance at the campe to safeguard studenta at all We are very much encouraged at the ati- tude of our customers have taken and. the encouragement offered us in our new method of store management. We invite you to call when in town and look over our list of special prices It will pay you to do so. ' . ■ , Loto •( Slid k Traders’ Day Sale Moro Trading Co The Community Traders Salo to be ' held at Moro on Saturday, February ! 16th, will undoubtedly be a big eoc- ceae. Thore Is now 'listed to be sold st the sAle 26 heed of horseo, includ ing ponieo, saddle horses, work horses, ‘cults, and big teems; there is about 110 head of cows, and more could be jf bring them in to th« sal«, In farm machinery bidders can find a choice of Fordaon tractor, eater- pllar, and farm implements galore. Including «mail aluff like shovels, scorn his own advice If. he waa single and getting about 130 a week 'leas.Ytwtsr with eocketa permit the use ol •takas and high •Ida boards or th« mounting young men in the infantry, field artillery, calvary, engineers and sig- Th s week we sdd to our polities! notiees c< lumn the notice ot~ Francis 'I. Wad«- t'/r nominate n as district alterne st U.o rupuLlMyin primary, Mr. Wade is s Sherman county boy, m large number will remember his fsthcr, U. W Wade, for many yesrs Bidders will also have a chance at sgent at W»»co for tlx Pacific Coast 40 head to fin« ahoets, several bead E'evsior rompsrty. Francis T. Wade of turkeys, and aume good looking attended the public school st Wasco, I bunches of chickens. Isler grsduatlng from the University There is even a root beer barrel of Oregon and the University of Ore- w th a copper still inside for any one g«ir7 1 mw school. During the war he eLo may fancy such a contrivance. served overseas with the 91st division, There will be many hundreds other tsking part tn three major cffenslvea, siticles slso on sale that will save mu 4 . w AA ds^prsted with the French you money if you buy and give you Medal of Honor. Mr. Wade returned c eh if you want to sell. Terma ean to Wasco and opened an office for the be arranged on some of the articles Io practice of law in ‘Sherman county In b«i sold * July, F922. and WM appointed diatrict The stores of Moro on Traders Day attorney for r Sherman county by the will have a list of special bargains governor in November,’ 1922, to sue - that will be genuine bargain« at that. ceod C M. Huddleston In a letter to Every on« com« «arly and stay late. recent date to this office, Mr. Wade Sal« begins promptly at 11 a. tn. with statea that "I am eseentially a Sher half hour for lunch and plenty of man county boy; am, married; my snap during the sal«« period. . . home and all my interests are here In Sherman county ; and my record Tho bee has long been rated one to thus far as district attorney I« con- nature’s most shining exponents of tn siderei! good. " dos try, and doeervodly so. if activity means Industry. But It doesn't al ways mean that. Activity to mani •The wlff of a reel estufe has secured a divorce been use of ber fasted most In play. In proceeB of husband's alleged attoptions to an having a good Uma The Berne boys other woman. " A wife Blmply does not who go with dragging foet about their like the ides of having her husband's chores may often be seen at top notch activity I d eport. Don't forget affection subdivided. that the bees' "work" Is to sip nectar One alibi that hasn't been advanced from the flowere, to kins the flowering yet by nn uut<» speeder Is that he was beauties of the garden and the wild on his way to the gaa Company to' «nd to drialt sweetnesB from the love Inform them that tils meter had ly chalices that tho bloeeozna open to offer IL Who wouldn't bo active stoppad registering. In euch occupation? If labor of hu Tha t college president who says mans were as delightfully ordered as that no nom ahould get nuirrled on that of tho bees, humans would bo less than |4.< kkj n year would probably more beelike I d Industry. »490 T lie Ford Motor Company announce« tlx productipn oi a Worden, Waahinftdo. freai to tu stole 00 th« subject ''Pe«ee- Training Tim/'patriotism" by the American Jun« IRtb to July 18th. will be given et Camp I^ewia to GOO Legion, department to Oregon. Prixaa A Chicago sclent let report« that a series of eyo-deludlag toeta on men and women show th« latter to be more prone to be deceived by appearance and more stubborn in holding to error In such observation. Maybe bo . But such weakness has been a Bouree of woman’s strength. Her prooooeas to accept what seems to be oo as real hue worked through wifehood and motherhood to Ideallao her tn chose »stefas, says tho Washington Poet Through tho ogee her b«H«f and ador atlon and confldenceo In thoao who hold place I d hor heart—though fro quently against the facto and reality —have worked to mak« the objects of her faith and adoration more worthy. Political Notices To the Voters to Sherman County: 1 hereby announce my candidacy for tho office of Distiid Attorney for Sherman County, Oregon, at the Re- rublican primary nominating election to bo held on tho 16th day of May, 1924. If nominated and elected fI provniae to diocharge the dutiee of the office eonacientiously, efficiently, with fairnesa to all, and with minimum expense to the taxpayers of County. Francis T. Wade See the Gyrafoam Washer Made In Tpree Styles Multi-Motor Electric Independent Motor To tho Voters of Sherman County . 1 hereby 'knnour>ce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff for Sherman County, Oregon, at the Republican primary nominating elec tion, to be held on May 16th, 1924. If nominated and elected 1 pledge myself to perform the dutiee of th« office without fear or favor and solicit the support of the people to help in tho enforcement of all lews violated. Hugh Chrisman. To the Voters of Sherman County : I hereby announce ffTyself as a candidate for the office of County Aa- seaaor for Sherman county, Oregon, at the Republican primary nominating . election to be held on May 16th 1924. If nominated and elected I pledge toj srive my beat and careful attention In the future as in the past to the busi ness conduct of this office. Otto Peetz To tho Voters of Sherman County : 1 hereby announce myself as candi date for the offic« of School Superin tendent for Sherman County, Oregon, at the Republican primary nominat ing election to be held on Miy 16th,, 1924. If nominated and elected, I shall strive to promote a Just and impartial business administration for the upbuilding of our schools. A. M. Zeveiy. To the Voters of Sherman County : I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Clerk for* Sherman County, Oregon, at the Republican Primary Nomi nating Election to be held on May 16lh, 1924 If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to perform the duties of the office to the beet interests of Rena Norton. all. To the Electors of Shermsn County. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Clerk at the Republican primary nominating elec- tion to be held on May )6th next. If elected I will give strict attention to the duties of the office and endeavor to tho beet of my ability to perform same in an efficient and business like More than four rullo« • minuto— manner. faster than tho fastest bird, swifter E. R. Hickson, Moro, Oregon. than the swiftost wind^-is the latest uvlatlon record set by American genius To the Voters of Sherman County : I hereby announce myself a candi and daring. This time th« credit to to a lieutenant in the Naval Air eervlca. date for the office of County Clerk for Oregon, at the Tomorrow a higher recast may be eat. Sherman County, by tho holder himself, «r* by another Democratic primary nominating elec filer of tha navy, or by «a aviator of tion to be held on May 16th, 1924. If some other service. The progrea« of nominated and elected, I shall continue aviation Is at a rut« that «hows no to faithfully serve the people of • faltering. Th« poeslbllitl«« of th« air Sherman County. Maty L. Hoekinson plane ar« Still undefined. No one a . knows th« limits of motor power or of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION physical endurance. It 1« sufficient to U. S. land office at The Dalles, know that America is landing tho Oregon. January 29, 1W4.^_ world. Notice is hereby given that Frank Carl Schumacher, of Moro, Oregon, A simple and more or loss uniform who, on Oct. 20, 1920, made home- style of attlra may b« deatrabla for stead entry, No. 017714, for njnei, schoolgirls, but teaching young worn Beinej, M|nw|, Bpiel, aec. 20, «i«wi, en how to dress themselves will prove section 21. township 1 north, range 19 one of the most difficult scholastic on east. Willamette meridien, has filed terprises a board of «duration was notio« of intention to make final three «ver Invited to consider. year proof, to establish claim to the land above deaerlbed, before register To ban tho chromo In tbo Inter««! of and receiver, United States land the horho beautiful Is on« thing, but to office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the replaca It with futurist art would be l»th day of March 1924. qulto smHhvr. The groat American Claimant names as wltheMoa: J, R. homo must not bocomn the grunt Cothran, John Gibson, Dell H. American madhouse. . Wright, and 0. R. Knapp all of copp* r or rheet iron ll iw made of cani uiumi- Diini and melai The family eize rnquires lean floor a^ce ihan any machine on the market (’all anti y»u will be convinced it in the washer for you Moro, CARS • TRUCKS • TRACTORS Foar No Ono. Never bo afraid to ibo crowd. Just look It over and see what queer Indi viduals au uftm compose It. Oregon FOSS & CO., Inc BlacksmitlT and Machine Shop Phone 303, Moro, Oregon We carry a complete line of Auto Accessories Whiz Auto Products Goodyear Tires afid Ttabds Pyrene Fire Extinguishers and Liquid Auto Repairing and Storage Agents for Studebaker Cars Pure Bred Holstein For service at the farm of BULL C. M. CuDDÌEghapi Eart of Moro Phone Ì7F8 Tenni i $2.50 cash, WHEN YOU attime of Berviea TRAVEL BY AUTO '«tn*# AND VISIT THE DALLES STORE YOUR CAR In the concrete, fully equipped. robmy jUirate of Wal- ther-Willi«mi Company. Competent workman always ready < to help you in any way they can at leait expense to you. For any service rendered the charge will alwayiBe reasonable, ------- ---- — Moro, Oregon. -'-«ertr J. W. Donnelly, Register. all/ except. of course, every uno of us would 4ts-4kM14f th« Ml assessor would give us g abade the beat of li over our neighbor. i Ill | m |1 I WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE THE DALLES. - *' • . OREGON.
