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NOTICE
To whom it
ALONG LIFE’S
A party of four returned Tn satiny
from a land seeking trip into the
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F riday
Their
June 27. 1924
Hyslop believes
spring varieties in the fall will do
He
airier.
be
admited,* but on
Fred Brenon.
Umatilla county,
county agent of
who accompanied
mouth be will attempt a
A month ago
A lecturer before tbe Jap-
Its
that many Asiatics avoid athletic coo
ab*e
fatalistic and feudallstlc Earn does
not accept defeat lightly. It meat win
or die In the attempt And. as regard«
•ome contests the East Is quite cor
red. says tt* Baltimore Sun. The
prise winner In the “safety first” eon-
incidente
open season in any county or district
party hied on a 160-acre desert land of the State of Oregon for the hunt
taking or
ela:m. Those in the party were J.F. ing, ahooting, * killing,
Miller of this city and E. L. Bogart
IDDLE age ia leas optimistic than of Shaniko. They left by auto lent
youth.
leas courageous, and
Thursday, going by way of Bend,
Boros, Crane and McDermott, the
forte with, lesa fortitude.
imed ' town being squarely
My neighbor, Harris, shuffled into
divided by the state line between
thermometer was registering M In the Oregon and Nevada.Distance going
was an «sen 500 miles returning
way through the top of the tube. He about 470 mi lea/ The entire expense
«u mopping a damp brow, breathing for the four for the trip, including
heavily, and presenting a general ap hotel, naotine and incidentals, was
pearance of UI temper and diaaatlafac- S63 W- *
tiun.
Cr waing the so-called Oregon desert
“Well. who's sold you a gold brick
waa an unusual experience to some in
thia timer* I asked him.
the party.
Jack Noonan said that at
one lima a ear about a mile ahead of
night that 1 couldn't Bleep a wink, and them appeared to be suspended in the
air about forty feet over a large lake
111 be no good all day.*
“The trouble with you. Harris," 1 bordered with large green trees and
luxuriant grass
At another time.
known Harris since he was a boy of W. C. Miller was exceptionally dry
ten on the farm. He slept then in the
M
arown.
Globe-Times, Prof.
Within a
YOUTH
in
an
exceptional
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GENERAL
MACHINE
SHOP
Repairing Trucks, Tractors, Automobiles,
Caterpillars, and Combine Motors, Cylinder
Grinling, Oyx-acetylene and Electric Welding
The Dalles, Ore
616 East Second 8t
Phons Main 4001
in whole or in part, of came animals
or game birds; therefore.
State Game Commission of the State
of Oregon has made and entered of
record and does thereby issue the fol
lowing
ORDER
That for the purpose of protecting
for the purpose
fondly anticipated drinking a great
The roof had but one little window in
big sample of cool water.
These
it. and this window gave no ventUa-
mirages appeared to the party in
means at entrance of the sun's pitiless naany different forms as they drove
over the desert.
Fart of thia desert
and
Notice is also given that the State
THE MORO DAIRY
G. Q. Thorp, proprietor
MORO
MORO HOTEL BARBER SHOP
HOT AND COLD BATHS
Moro
Oregon
WHEN YOU TRAVEL
BY AUTO
AND VISIT THE DALLES -
praised worthy.
Secretary C. C. Richmond informa
ua that the premium books for the 1924
fair will be received from the printers
nbxt week and undoubtedly will be
mailed out the same weak.
All who
are planning on making an exhibit
and who do not receive a copy of the
premium book are requested to notify
Secretary Richmond and a copy of tbe
book will be sent them.
The people of Sherman county have
always worked in conjunction with
the county fair directora and to thia
spirit of co-operation ta due no email
part of the success of past county
fairs.
The seme spirit of co-opera-
tion this year will be a wonderful aid
to a successful fair thia fall.
Reports coming from the secretary
and members of the copnty fair board
from various parts of the county indi
cate great Interest in the fair to be
held thia coming fall.
In spite of
Aunt Ada’s Axioms.
Healthy, happy children are the best
season there is every propect
product of any home or compfflnity.— that farm, garden, horticultural and
Exchange.
ftoricultural exhibits will be good and
well above the avmage in numbar of
exhibitors.
At the present time, the directors
are < giving considerable time to
securing a local speed program, put
on by counly owned horses, that will
be even better than that of last year
and which waa such a pronounced
succeea at that timp.
The dates for the Sherman County
Fair for the year 1924 have been
fixed for September 11th, 12th, and
13th. The county fair management
fee] certain that the daily speed pro
gram by county owned horses, the
varied exhibita of county products,
and the amusements to be provided,
will make thote dates tbs county's
holidays.
Everybody
residing in
Sherman county is invited to Join in
making the effort a reality.
The march goes onward. Science la
conquering die ease
Nletacbe aald:
“From the future 1 hear good things.
Men shall bo Uka eaglaa."
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I® view of what Germany haa paid
in rhe way ut figmagea sinew the war.
tbs dedrisa of the mixed claims com
mission that tbe Germane do not have
to pay for ahips operated by the Unit-
states in fnx(hsrance of mUltary
operatloua at the time of their de-
rirwrioo. »nay not be as important as
ft weald at first appear.
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Preferred Stock Coffee in 5, 2 1-2,
of propaga tiog
for the hunting, killing and takfag
the room a veritable furnace at night. milea length where the wheels made
And yet Harris scarcely noticed the a very faint track in the pure white
beat then.
He bad youth; be was glistening alkali,
tired and groggy with aleep when he
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Arriving
at - their
destination. they * to ba from the 10th day of Septem
mounted to his bed In the attic, and foun<1 the Quinn river valley country ber. 1924, to the 31st day of October,
•‘T0“
“7™"' <^o bo .bout «rent, mil« loo« .nd 1924, both dates inclusive.
touched tbe hot sheets and slept until "
'
bo .u .«^««1 lo th. moraine b, ',r”m
«» t-e-'T «’«
»»««
bl. molber-. TOIM.
with .n »era« .lope of • foot to |
Now he has a cold shower before th« «'!•- - Bage brush from six to
going to hl* pleasant bed in hie sleep
high showed the fertility bag limit or other regulations pro
Ing porch
He lives under the moft of the land. A railroad survey has vided by law respecting the hunting,
favorable condltiona but a little rise been made through the length of the shooting, killing, taking, or having
k
in the thermometer puts him out of valley, connecting with a railroad at
sort* for an entire day.
Winnemueea.
Nevada.
about fifty
The only dairy herd in the vicinity of Moro
I rioted Crane tn the hospital the mi(eg disUnt
^l*’
”*
H*
Government Ulin«
that is certified disease-free.
Any and all persons hunting for,
has had some minor surgery done on
shooting,
killing,
taking,
or
having
blm-.n Ingrowing lo. o.U t.kra olf d*~rt cl,i” 11 25
or ■ boll Uneed or .omelblM of Hut •" «dditioo.1 »1 U> be poid at tbe time
sort. He Is as gloomy as a grave of proving up. * Either 160 acres or
yard, and as irritable as a teething 320 acres esn be taken, but the claim
vulld. All his plans for the summer, must be in one compact body of land law provided.
child.
have
upset, and the little pain An additional $1 an acre each year
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this KX ääa XA^ aaa XXK äx X OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXX>
and discomfort he has suffered has for four yeara muat be spent in im 14th day of April, 1924.
put him on “low " It was depressing pmvjnu the claim, saainly in securing
OREGON STATE GAME
to talk to him.
I water and installing an irrigation
COMMISSION.
And then I remembered the letter 1
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h.d from Blum. Blum
.t U..
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^1 In By I. N. Fleiaehner, Chairman.
front .t th. l..gl„Dln, of th. Otmtn
»P«- By J. W. Maloney, Commimioner.
drtv. He met rain ud mud .nd vet- ! U» ‘“d “ “>l
Mombera By Ben F. Dorris, Commissioner.
mtn with • cheerful l.ufh; he freed »< the p«ty nil ray thnt S«nilant
HuoW H CHWord, Comnimioner. I
a storm of bullets and blood, and water can be secured through wells at g R w
( <>n)rTliaa)oner
when he wrote the letter he wan lying , an average depth of 24 feet, several ■
*
in a hospital severely wounded.
। wells having no greater depth than *■'
“Here I am ‘sitting on the world,’ as •
and plenty of water scattered
Diphtheria haa been conquered,
the boys put It,” he wrote.
“Nice | over
Ta||ey.
white enameled bed, clean white i
aheets, white blanketa and all. Good i
food ; nothing to do but eat and aleep. i
Pretty »oft. *
“Don't have any worry about me; ।
The board*of directors for the fr®“ a*
f^er can be
Tm I d clover and having a good rest.
Tm all right; I’m eating like a horse, Sherman county fair haa now been coutroUed and debris« need not kill
and kicking bemuse they don't give; fu||y organi*ed and are busy working
A young German doctor ar*
me enough. 3
} out p|ana to make the 1924 county rived la the United Statue recently
-bora.nd gt>°d lort to eveabod,.-
yout , you
,
fonner county fairs have been
even
without
the .. recent
rain. !
Jenkins matures later than federation, |
.nd if we get more rain.. there i. e
possibility that Jenkins may push the!
new variety for yield».”
Much wheat was found lo be too (
tian aubmltted a grade crossing sign
thick. Two factors are responsible
which burr the w.»rds : “Walt! You
for thi*. those who made the tour
may lo*«-"* Is it ¡Mf»r sportsmanship
agree.
A great deal of dry treated;
to follow that ed»lev?
seed »»« put into the ground last '
year, and it goes through the drill'
The business of being king is steadily
much more rapidly than the -tine« tore ■
or formaldehyde treated grain so that
Just voted to become a republic, and
more of it was put on.
1-ast fall,
the weather was ideal for a high per
centage of germination and stooling, i
late
ao that it waa inevitable that the
will
stand should be thick.
the
Tbe schedule of seeding
rates
king la the rallying point of an
should be 60 pounds of the club
variety and 70 pounds of federation
where the dry
treatment ia used,
according to the consensus of opinion
of the wheat specialists.
according to United States senators
It is pointed out that too much
who ara studying the situation with copper carbonate should not be used.
It ia more important that the powder
Borne timber authorities aay that eon- should be well mixed with the seed
than that two or three times as much
at ia necessary be applied they said..
The exreaaive use of the powder is
hard on drills, it makes the grain
disagreeable to handle, and it repre
sents money thrown away. The wheat
experts also declare that true winter
UA COUNCIL
wheat should be seeded the latter
pert of September or early in October,
BLUFFS BABY
the seeding time that has given best
NIN A WOOD-
results-over a long * period of years.
SHED. IF HE IS
The spring wheats that are seeded in
the fall should be seeded, about ten
N BACK TOH
days later, due to the fact that thuae
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BIRTHPLACE ONCE
varieties grow more rapidly than true
A supply of iew maps of the state
INAWHUMHAY
winter wheats and and may thus of Washington giving road and reere
make too much growth if seeded too ation information haa been received
«COME PRESIDI
at the Portland office of the United
MY.
Statea forest aerv ce and are being
Reading of advertising ia worth while
distributed to thore who desire them
The map emtains the latest road
and camp ground data and other use-
ful
information.
All
paved and
graveled roads, as well as trunk
highways and other auto roads, are
shown in color.
Other information includes direc-
tory of forest supervisors, nationaal
forest boundries, forest service rec-
reation area* and national parks,
There is a complete list and tabulated
description of the
110 municipal
camp grounds of the stats and a com-
píete list of the Washington state
parks.
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Mexican Beans
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Pickels in kegs
Matches
For years the country has been going
tl)rough a black period of contempt for
law. It la to be hoped that the news
from the lynching districts shows the
beginning of the swing toward a re
newed respect for order and Its ex-
prewrion In the laws of the land.
limited capacity
of Genuine Ford Parts
tor listening ia. The
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of the franr to Germany. If the
French had taken the eame trouble to
defend the franc as they took to de
fend
Verdun
perhaps the franc
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