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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1924)
Satins Crepe de Chines Cantons Stamped Goods for Embroidery including dresser scarfs luncheon sets Bakink and Cooking During this period we will have with utj a representa tive from the Univ» rnaI factory to demonstrate to you the worthynesa of the Universal Range Will be part of the program and during this demonstation the quality of the Univer sal Range will be brought out to tiniest detail. GLORY UNIVERSAL If You Are Needing Opportunity We are giving free during this sale, your choice of a handsome Dinner Set or Sil- ware. quite ready to purchase, the information and knowledge you will obtain will help you to select your range in the near future. Remember 'he Dates: November 6th, 7th and 8th Everybody Welcome DOCHERTY -POWERS Furniture Company WRIGLEYS Q. G. Thorp, proprietor MORO « Phone aiFi OREGON The only dairy herd in the vicinity of Moro that is certified disease-free. Milk, I2C quart Cream, 35c pint Deliveries daily, morning ànd evening I I 1 M4I-H 1 I i b M-i -e-t- r Hill lll-i l- H- Blacksmith and Machine Shop $1.00 d* 1 AA tPl«VV e Pav Market Price For Farm Produce Lloyd Lyons, SO» killed Instant ly at Walton, SO mUee wost of Eugene on the Coos bay line of the Southern Pacific when a donkey engine la slid. Ing down a mountain passed over him. John L. Etheridge, firmer head of Morris Brothers, Incorporated, defunct Portland bond house, was rw-lndleted In Portland by the federal grand jury on charges of using the BShSs to. de- fraud. , We carry a complete line of Auto Accessories Whiz Auto Products Goodyear Tires and Tubes Pyrene Fire Extinguishers and Liquid Auto Repairing and Storage I THE MORO DAIRY' I l'4 "l I' M 44 I I I I I I I I I I I i 1 1 1» I M I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I » I I M » M l I' 1 -1 Members of the state emergency board held a brief meeting in Salem and approved deficiency appropria tions aggregating 113,876.76. Of this amount 110,395 was to care for claims resulting from the activities of the state veterinarian and state livestock the campaign sanitary board against the foot and mouth disease. The Mountain States Power com pany, with headquarters in Albany, has filed with the public service com mission a tariff providing for a gen eral reduction in rates. The new tariff, if authorised by the public service commission, will affect 11,740 consum ers and will reduce the annual rev enues of the company approximately >18,000 annually. I I I I '»♦ ♦ Third and Washington Streets, The Dalles, Oregon buffet sets Close Out of Broken Lines Dainty finely nude Combinations regular values $1.65 and more Universal Range Factory Demonstration I Sherman county at the election ^*^1 Far-reaching political and economic Tuesday gave a decisive majority consequences, profoundly affecting the vote for every republican candidate immediate future of the American for state and district offiee, right! people, will result from the republi Enured - «ecood eta- straight through the ballot. In aherp post OÄCC at Moro. Oregoc. July 25» 1891 can landslide in the national election contrast to this was the vote on 11 Tuesday. President Coolidge was county candidates where the final) returned to office by the largest popu official canvas divided the four con-ji lar vote any candidate for president November 7, 1924 c« T INE upon line, and precept upon tested offices equally between the F riday has ever received, not excepting the i L/ precept,” the Good Book saya, repub Keen end democratic candidates. I vote given to Harding when the Wil but that was not altogether father a ton policies were repudiated by the way. He gave very few directions; he This reault was only achieved by trad»» made by men who in former | people at the national election held years have been recognized as the I in 1900. ' leaders of the republican party in At this writing incomplete return* Opportunities for free seed testa at thia county and, in the majority of boy that influenced me, and It la the | indicate that the republicans will O. A. C. are being taken advantage case«, have been signally honored by memory of his life today that makes I have a majority in the national houre of by progressive end successful election to office by the republican me want to be what he was. and senate, but whether it is « farmers, gardnera. and wholesa’e seed party. Their political actioffa cannot I have no recollection that he ever majority that can hold together on all companies of the northwest. Tias is once punished me; and though there be excuaed on the doubtful grounda of important test votes is yet a debat am never any doubt that he was the what others may have done. They I the.only federal station in this terri able question. National leaders ol head of the household, matters of our tory. It ia operated on a cooperative are said to have been working-in the! all parties sre quoted as having said conduct be invariably left to mother, basis with the state of Oregon and opposition, eamp before the acta com I hat no one in the national houses of but wa knew what he wanted and we ] plained of were performed by those of I the Oregon Agricultural rcllege. Ik legislation will take an active stand should never h%ve thought of going covers the states of Oregon W ashing- against Coolidge on questions of contrary to his desires. None of us whom they complain. ton, Idaho. Wyoming, and Montana. In the legislative diatrict, of which Basing their children ever got especielly Intimate national importance, Since it is a branch of the fei al Sherman county ia a part, Carsner with father; 1 think he did not know far reaching experiment atation in Washington. contention upon the elections and how to bring about auch an intimacy. was elected state senator; C. A. Ton» D. C., there are no fees connected effect of the two last given to the He was quiet, serious, rather stern in I of Rufus, and Fitxmaurice of Condon the extraordinsry vote his methods, but always reasonable, al were elected re presents tivee. E. D. with the work. head of the republican tickets. The purpose of the station is to ways just, always absolutely sincere. McKee, jud|R, F. T. Wade, diatrietl This ia based upon the vote foi He was rather rigidly religloua and determine the quality of seed sold in Brookhart, republican senator iron he carried oct his religious principles attorney; A. A. Dunlap and L L. the northwest, and by showing the Peetz, county commiaaionera; Hugh deficiencies in the samples submitted) Iowa, where a comparative unknown dally In our home life so consciendous- Chrisman, sheriff, Mary L. Hoskin democratic candidate opposing Brook- ly that It never occurred to ma that for inspection to better the seed sold son, rierk; A. M. Yourig, treasurer; hart was given vary nearly the same any man would be a reHgioua hypo Margaret Peetz, aseessor; A. M. to the farmer. . vote as Coolidge. The defeat of crite. I Zevely, school superintendent; Homer The four phases of the work are I He was strangely undemonstrative, the examination and identification of j Brdokhart will be the first of any republican for national office in Iowa but during all the years of my child S. Wall, surveyor seeds, the teat for purity and the /er- for 65 years. The vote was made de- hood I never knew him to say a crit coroner. miaation teats Four of the seven amendments Brook ical or an unkind word to mother. Seed mixtures are usually examined! ciatvely and intelligently. voted upon bv the electors of Sher-1 She was always right; whatever she hart’s defeat was brought about by and identified and given no further man county received an affirmative I hia assumption that the people would did In his eyes was perfect He was vote. These are the literacy amend-1 tests, for such mixtures are often loyal to her from the day they met many ment, welfare amendment, the sol-1 composed of old or cheap grade etock, endorse. LaFol lette and until the day he died. aided radical program of government onderfully kind to all dumb di era’ bonus measure and the oleomar-1 put together for pasture or lawn sow ownership of utilities, higher wages The nsturopsth and I ing, and are not worth the time it animals and looked out for them as if garine measure for labor union men and lower priced they had been his children. He never I would take to test them Since the the workman’s compensation measure products for the farmer. One of the struck a dog. and he never went to bed state seed law requires labels on all received negative majority votes. outstanding features of the campa gn on a cold winter night without giving I seed sol i, the reports of the finding« The voters of Sherman county, along was the assumption of the I^aFollette a little extra thought to the condition I are »ent to the wholesaler for hia with the farmer votes of Gilliam and leaders that the clear thinking people and coinfort of the stock on the farm. Morrow counties, voted to repeal the labeling In early spring and summer he never I |of the great agricultural states would To make th- purity teste, the seeds state Income tax law mainly because allowed us to use the horres on Sun- I are mixed and weighed into lots endorse such a program. they had discovered that it was purely One great result of the-national day. They had been working all week I a political proposition advocated by from 1 to 30 grams, according and they were entitled to a full dtiy’a The total election ia the clearing away of the rest, he argued. The old horses who I the dfcmocAitic state machine and pettifoging obstruction»'that has been had done us long years of service, be weight is then taken and the sample It had n-t and would not reault so much in evidence the last eight kept In ease and comfort until they I I that >n any reduction of taxes, as had been is examined for inert and foreign Notwithstanding that every died. chaff, years. I claimed for it when first proposed matter. Inert matter measure endorsed or urged by Cool Honesty, kindness, unselfishness, re sticks, dirt, or sand—anything that will not grow, while the foreign mat idge in the national houses of legis spect for work, loyalty to definite re ter may be seed* of otner crop* or I lation has been practically defeated ligious principles, he taught me not so lor entirely changed by self elected much by precept as by the dally Iff* weed seed. , he lived When I was fifteen, he went Thia examination ia all done by national leaders, Coolidge has been out into the great unknown quietly, Is there anything new urde the returned to office? Congress will no hand with the aid of magnifying courageously, with absolute ,XWtk . Tn sun? Of co j Si there is, if we only longer dare to pass bills up to Presi glasses and a clear but not a glaring dent Coolidge thst are radically the future. He knew In whom he had recog lie it when we see it light. believed, and he left to each of ua In “Tbb Perfect Flapper,” Col inefficient and neither will they pass something of his faith. leen Moore’a । ew steering vehicle, measures over his veto as has been It Is a great heritage to have had a which cornea to Moro theatre Sstur Thirty miles of The Dalles-Cali- I ¡done in past months. The people have fornta highway In Wasco county wore demanded that congressional leaders good father ; It ia a great privilege to day evening, November 8th, film fane through youth and early mnn- ordered surfaced by the state high take their work seriously and discon keep will learn of a new way to hold a hood this close relationship with fa- way commission at a meeting in Port-I In this dynamic epic of the tinue their obstructive tactics or else ther. land. When aurfacod thia will com many more men like Brookhart will group of young peopl plete the highway in that county. The be told in a decisive manner to stay decide to bold a party in a mansiop while it Is being moved from One I section is from White River to Cow home when next the people have a Members of Moro Sewing Club < location to another. The result ip a canyon. The work was awarded to chance to expreaa their views. Receive Achievement Certiicates hilarious and exciting effect in ^a Joslin A McAllister at Spokane for chosen M Coolidge electors were |llt,440. Twenty bidders competed ’ rocky, ahaky, structure rolling pon 35 states and, probably one other .A certificate of - achivement has deroualy through the streets of a for the award. - Davia electors were choaen in In an. effort to secure commodity states, all of these are known as the been sent the Moro sewing club from ■lumbering city. - “The Perfect Flapper” is another rates for binder twine from Portland aolid south,but not all of the southern the office of the state club leader at offering by YI mt National, the pro Corvallis. This is an award for hav Into the distributive terrftorr of the states went for Davis. LaFollette Portland Cordage company, complaint has the doubtful honor of only receiv ing completed the required club work ducer of “Flaming Youtkr, ” with the It was alao has been filed with the IntnroUto com ing the electoral vote from his own 100 per cent, making final report to same flashing Star. merce commission by the Portland state and even there he lost ground Oi egon Agricultural college, and directed by John Francia Dillion and contains a cast of brilliant players Truffle A Transportation association. I through defeat of his main political preparing a ' exhibit. local club including Sydney Chaplin, PhylHa Mias Miriam Cox was It is mete talced that the lack of such lieutenant. leader. The girls winning this^er- Haver, Frank Mayo, Lydia Knott, rates places Porttahd at a disadvan tlficate are Josephine Johnson, Laura ! Charles Wéllealy and many others of tage as compared with eastern com Ruggles, Dorothy Foss, Lois Bryant, equal prominence. petitors in eastern Oregon, Idaho and A Word of Appreciation Signa Woods, Emmajean Stephens Montana. ________ '___ , I^ora Peetz Ethel The Paramount picture, which To the editor: It is my desire Dorothy Axtell Jessie cornea to Moro» theatre, next Sunday Badger, Phillis Badger, through the medium of the Observer afternoon, November 9th, was direct to convey to my many loyal support Hulery, and Doria Amidon. gned by the ed by Alfred E. Green. While the The certificate ers all over Sherman county my person in charge of boys and girls picture is fl fled with comedy situa deepest appréciation of the splendid club work of the United States de tions, it has a vein of seriousness ns ri work done in my behalf, and to say partment of agriculture, the governor which mirrors modem American life. re BRI also that I am profoundly grateful first Paramount of Oregon, the president of Oregon OUTA CAR WITH for the warm friendship shown me Agricultural college, the state super pictures to be produced under the IA BUILT IN Ä both before and after election. In intendent of pubic instruction, the new policy of fifty-two pictures a CORK SCREW. A particular I wiah to thank vou home director of extension service, state year instead of the usual product!one people here in Moro where you knew club leader, county auperintendent, of from aeventy-five to eighty phdto- me beat and where the other candidate i has lived for years, for the majority county club leader, and local club p^y®- The story concerns a young civil ¡vote received by me, which I treasure leader. engineer, Tnm Rockwood, the part : as a high tribute. Rena Norton. played by Thomas Meighan.wbo is too busy wtih a big industrial project to A prime factor in the upbuilding of think of matrimony. The boy’a father community is the community new»paper. had left a will stipulating that all hit sons and daughters must marry and settle down before they can in herit hia fortune of several million dollars. Ton»*« brother and two siatets find littU difficulty in chooptog mates, but Tom cannot interest hitn- I self In women. A« the time, limit when all must be married approaches, Tom’s family grow frantic in their enter attempts to induce him matrimony. A garden party Ha staged and Tqm is surrounded by women of ver led personalities, fcut he ia bored and leaves before th* affair ia over for hia work. Here he meets Louiee Halliday (Lila Lee) and falh in love with her. Milo Bteech, executor of the Rockwood eatAte, will lose thia poat if all the Rockwooda marry. He therefore tries to make Tom’s proposal of marriage to Louise Hal- lldly look like a business deal. Louiae and Tom accidently meet on board a steamer aa she is leaving dock and here a reconciliation la effected. A radiogram instructs the Roekwoods. on «bore to marry arid Ready Made Night Dresses in both Childrens Ribbed Stockings, sizes with the wedding at set of Tom and Crepe and Embroidery Trimmed 7 to 8J4. regular value 45c and Louise, the fortune it saved for all Muslin, priced at $1.45 to 50c Three gairs forj of the Rockwoodt. C. L. 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