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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1925)
Sbernan County School News (HUM COMB H5HHI C. L. I reland Editor and Publisher Entered •• second class matter at the post office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891 Bheriff Hugh Chrisman , had in charge last week a man’ crazed with the fear of scalp hunting indian warriors who, he thought, were raid- ing the C. A. Harper farm east of Wasco. The story is that the men working with him on the farm had filled him with stories of wild indians andi as he was from the city, he be lieved all that he was told and imagined a great deal more. One night some of the men returned late from town and, as men sometimes do, yelled loudly ••• they neared * ‘’ camp. The man from town decided the indians WOT© after him. He put on his trousers and started barefoot over the fields to a neighbor to warn them x>f the danger. It was a cou- )’e of days before the man from the city had his nerves under control and admitted that he had been list ening to improbable, tales. The stranger decided that the city was best for him and that the dangers of the country had best be left to those ..ho understand them. He is again at home in Portland. ALONG LIFE’S < • < ► By THOMAS A. CLARK THEÌ>RY GOODS CLERK Early school has made marked progress this last year. Although there are <Snly the two pupils in at tendance, the school house has under gone a quite thorough cleaning and the house-, has been banked at the edgas, making it much more comfort able than formerly. Under the management of Mias Mary Mc Gowan, who has taugfit at Early the last two years, this school has com plied with nearly all the require ments of a standard school. Foss & Co.,Inc Moro, Oregon I ACH of us cherishes a secret ambi tion, 1 have no doubt. Our hired man. who never succeeded In writing a complete sentence, and who would April 3. 1925 F riday .. Dot have recognized a Joke If he had "X niet one face to face, confessed to me The Slack school, a joint district ence that he’d "like to run one o’ them between Sherman and Gilliam funny colems in a daily newspaper, counties, is having school its scconl and Fenton, my The local horse market is begin 300 pounds and has never been able year. This school is pleasantly si - ning to have some evidence of life. to learn how to navigate a Ford, ad- uated on the John Day river off L v Three carloads of horses have been ndtted tiiat he’d like best of all to be end of -Starvirtion point- - purchased by buyers in the last weee. three pupils attending this yea.; an aviator. -. for shipment to Portland. Con As for myself, perfect bliss has al one from Gilliam county and t.. o ways seemed to me incarnate in the from the Sherman county side. T..e trary to usual custom, young horses young fellow who sold things in a dry teacher is Miss Fanny Harrison are not wanted. Old horses are in goods and genta’ furnishing store. formerly of demand and when received in Port Lexington, Oregon. If I could ever have helped out with land are rented out to small /-rlen- They are raising money to put a the Christmas trade at Gulick’s who ers, teamsters, etc. People ran such an emporium in our village. bridge across the John day at this imagine they cannot afford a hoi- I should have been content, and asked point and some of the material is on । As a rule these horse renters keep for nothing in my Christinas stocking. the ground. the horses at least long enough to But such Joy has always been denied County School Superintendent return the purchase price to their If there is anything in the world you would like to lose, it’s that disturbing The third annual Oregon state high me.Herb West m had charge of the A. M. Zevely has secured a health owners, then buy them. In the mean school typing contest will be held nerve-upsetting squeak. Drive your car into the Foss & Co. garage and we "gents’ furnishings" in the store, and nurse for the county who is to begin time the horses arc not an expense April 18 at Salem. he ,was to me the last word in sarto- work soon. The work includes exam- • will get rid of 'that noise in a hurry. We do the kind of work that will to the dealer as the horse renter pays Work of widening the McKenzie perfection, «nd the ohjeet of my ination of all school children in , for their feed and provides stable please you. pass road in the Deschutes national secret envy. He was plump and Im Sherman county who are in the accomodation. The average price pressive of physique, and his clothes grades and covers ailments of eye, forest is under way. paid at Moro is around $50 and the were without a wrinkle. He was con- We Have a Complete Line of Auto Accessories The Corvallis Elks have voted to skler'ed the social dictator of the vil nose, throat, teeth etc. The parents average rent collected is about $2 a erect a new temple 100 by 100 and lage. He affected spats and a cub are to be notified through the teach uay. and the Very Best Grade of Tires, Tubes, Oils and Greases three stories in height. a way coat buttoned over a gloriously er when the nurse 4s to visit the Construction- operations on a new brocaded vest. His sogks were radi school so that they m?y a-tend at that BRIEF GENERAL NEV/b state fish hatchery on Roaring river ant; tmt the crowning feature of his time if possible. attire was a large pearl pin stuck at near Lebanon have been started. The work of the school * nurse Hoffman Phillip of New York was a rakish angle through his cravat. It Approximately 105 inmates of the | and funds to cover the expense has seemed to my boyish eyes priceless nominated by President Coolidge to COMING state training school for boys at Salem I and unattainable. ¡1 have since, in been provided by the Red Cross be United States minister to Persia, are ill with la grippe or influenza. chapter for the district with which Rome, bought a handful of similar TO THE DALLES A bill to restore wide open gamb A new stage service was started Jewels for three lire. Sherman egunty is associated. The m R. Schadewiti, Prop. ling in Nevada was defeated in thO i ' Young girls adored Herb; young success of the recent Red Croa* between Baker and Halfway April 1, assembly at Carson City. There were which gives these places daily stages. . men envied him. He had such self membership drive in this countj 22 votes against it and 13 for it. SPECIALIST ' posRcNHion. such assurance, such per- gave Uie schools the privilege of- F. I. Marshall of Portland was re Senator Reed Smoot, Utah, repub Blacksmith and Machine Shop | fectlon of appearance atm such opul in Intnrnal Medicine for the lican, was taken seriously ill in the appointed a member of the state board I ence. Uis salary. I waB t°ld» W88 *40 hatingthe nurse visit them ana ° o o -l their advise the children and Plow Share Grinding senate. Smoot is suffering from of barbers’ examiners by Governor a month! It seemed Incredible. 9o parents on health conditions. Pierce. i acute indigestion and a general break I was too much of a yokel for him to DOES NOT OPERATE Acetylene Welding down. Albany merchants are considering a give me a thought. I came from the “ Will ba at An additional tax of $10,861.131.50 boycott of wholesale firms that re farm mid my clothes were common The new |250,00C temple at Astoria Wood Working in Connection THE DALLES HOTEL and lll-llttlng. He laughed at me one has been assessed by the treasury fuse to ship merchandise to local of the Elke’ lodge was formally dedi ' SATURDAY APRIL 1» I duy as he saw me mounting Moses against Senator Couxens, republican, customers by railroad. MV a - ■ . ' our old grny_ horse, who was covered catod with -Barnett Goldstein of Poit- Office, houri: 10 a. m. to 4 p. Michigan, on the sale of his Ford Construction work on a bridge from ; with mud from rolling In the street land, deputy grand exalted ruler for Let us give you prices on our -- + ONE DAY ONLY Motor stock In 1919. the Albany bank of the Calapooia to i while I had been making some pur Oregon, north, presiding, and R. B Easygoing views on many modern Bryant park will be started soon, the chases In the store. Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires Butler of The Dalles mak^g thie economic and political problems were city council has decided. Dr. Mcllenthin is a regular gradu His cynical smile chilled me. That principal address. We Have a Complete New Stock expressed by Thomas R. Marshall, ex ■ During the Beason of 1926, the state was the end of my ambition. I real ate in medicine and surgery and if I Application for a certificate of put licensed by the state of Oregon. He ' vice president, who celebrated his 71st highway commission has announced Ized with a sad heart that it was far lie convenience and necessity for th< * birthday Saturday in Ipdianapolis. does not operate for chronic appendi it will complete the John Day high too high for my attainment and future construction of 143 miles of railroad ii way. The Dalles-California highway events have proved that I was right Klamath and Lake counties vas filed citis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, I I have had to be contented with a hum Average family expenditures for tonsils or adenoids. and finish the Roosevelt coast high with the Interstate commerce com food in Portland decreased 4 per cent way from the Coos county line to the ' blsr lot. ' He has to his credit wonderful re mission by the Oregon, California í during the month from January 15, sults in diseases of the stomach, liver, MAIN STREET Eastern railway through its Washing California state line. 1926, to February 15, 1925, according Dowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, ton attorney, Eugene R. West. On< Sherman County Teachers Hold * A lease to mine and dispose of oil to a report Just issued by the United Une 63 miles long would extend from kidney, bladder, bed wetting, weak arber hop shale on 2680 acres of public land , - States department of labor. f Local Institute at Grass Valley Sprague river in Klamath county to lungs, catarrh, rheumatism, sciatica, in Jackson county was awarded by MORO, OREGON Estimated by income tax figures, Silver lake in Lake county. A branch lear ulcers and rectal ailments. the fbterior department to the Hart Professor Berchtold of the Ore would project ir^m this line at what is the population of Oregon gained 8 Below are the name’ of a few of man syndicate. The company must gon Agricultural college and Mrs. known as 43-mile postto the Williams his many satisfied patients in Ore per cent during the past year. There pay the government a royalty of 2^ were 72,337 income tax returns filed W. A. Barnum of the Oregon Normal river, 15 miles distant. Another line gon : Joe Truitt, Proprietor per cent on shale produced. Hedwick Wilson, Gold Beach, this year as compared with 66,666 school were principal speakers at the from Sprague river would be con D. M. Sanson, head of a large linen third Sherman county teachers’ insti last year, an increase of 5682. structed to Lakeview, 65 miles, where Ore., varicose ulcers. concern in Canada and of a mill lo tute, held last Saturday at Graas Frank Koehler, The Dalles Ore., | In lieu of the verbal contract said it would afford an outlet for the Cali- cated at Lockport, N. Y., in an ad SHOWER BATHS stomach trouble. to have been entered into between the Valley,. fcrnla. Nevada & Oregon railroad. dress before members of the Salem Mrs. E. C. Hammock^ - Myrtle At the morning session, Professoi Klamath county court and the Cen Rotary club said he had practically Point,Ore., goitre. Berchtold spoke on “Reading in the SYNOPSIS OF THF ANNUAL STATE- tral Oregon Stage company permitting MENT OF THE decided to establish another linen Mys- John McCue, Lakeside, Ore., Home.” He gave" a list of 100 that firm to charge tolls on the Bend plant somewhere tn Oregon. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance appendicitis. Klamath highway, the Klamath court books, which had been chosen by Company Sales by 121 reporting mills of the 96 men, all of whose names appear Henry Westfall, Ontario, Ore., has agreed to pay the stage concern of West Coast Lumbermen ’ s association $CGCOGOQCOO0COCeCCOCCOCOCOOOOOOOQeOOOCCOCCCeOOOQ0OOO the Slat .day ot December, 1924, made $600 for keeping the highway open for ulcer of stomach. in “Who’s Who,” as splendid read the insurance commiuetoner o4 the the next two months, according to an for the week ending March 21 wen ing material for the average person. ■tate of Oregon, pursuant to Mrs. E. C. Bates, Baker, Ore., 104,801,160 feet. This was 3 per cent Mrs. Barnum gave a very instruc Income. nouncement. eczéma. above production of 101,337,293 feet. tive talk to the grade division on Total pritnium Income ^or* 50.13fl.11« oo O. M. Richey, Boring, Ore., heart th» year ............................... • Shipments of 89,928,551 feet were 14 “Technical Grammer.” 1 n t e r e » t. dividends and trouble. „ rents received during the per cent below new business. 18,155.320 .. 89 year ....................... .............. The opening exercises for the Income from other sources Louis S. Setiber, 326 E.Buchanan, I An entire stock of haberdashery afternoon meeting were in charge ol 3.278,648 14 received during the year. Portland, Ore., adenoids and ton valued at between $2500 and $3000 the Grass Valley school. The pro- Total income............. ............. 3 80,568,080.12 sils. and bandied by Howard Hobson and gram was as follows: Song, Evelyn Disbursement«. Remember above date, that consul T'aid for I onscs , endow- Richard Gordon, students at the Uni Olds; skit, “Belling the Cat1 third I SEE BY THE tation on this trip will be free and 27,113.800.78 verslyt of Oregon at Eugene, was and fourth grades; piano solo, Mrs. “ Tomorrow*» Car Today 0APEPS THAT Dividend» paid to pollcy- that his treatment is different. 15,405,540 »7 stolen from the little store which they x holder» durin* the year. Blake; trio, Miss West, Frances Married women must be accompan FOOTBALL PLAYEQS Commissions and salaries operated, near the campus of the uni 7,470,619 79 paid during the year.... Rolfe and Cecil Fritts; exercises to Taxes, ied by their husbands. ARE TOBETRAINE Ucen»ee and fees versity. " ’ 2,146,128 54 paid during the year.... A Demonstration Gladly Given music, seventh and eighth grades: Address: 211 Bradbury Building, BY DANCING A Amount of all other ex Rev. William A. Sunday, nationally song, high school boys quartette. 8,079,611 45 penditure» ......................... Los Angeles, California. GOOD MANY OF known evangelist, over whom Portland For any information concerning the Star car call on Miss Jocardy from the Oregon $ 55,215,707.53 THEM DANCE ministers have debated for months in State Tuberculosis society spoke f&r A mm * u . AS IF THEY an attempt to determine whether he a few minutes on health. She made Term for Morbid State 2,908,133 07 WERE PLAYING should be brought to the city to con the statement that Oregon was the of stock» and bonds Neurosis is the medical term de 126,767,162 84 M. R. Schadewitz, Moro, Garage FOOTBALL duct a series of meetings. Is coming scribing a morbid state, either func and only state in the union in which 166,244,798.53 He will be In Portland September 6 to tuberculosis was on the increase. tional or organic. Neuroses are classed Premium noie» and policy Moro Oregon 73,232,290 «8 as disorders of emotion, nutrition, heat loans- ....................................... October 25. Miss Millgate, the new county Cash in banks and on hand 2,446,562 03 perception, circulation, and as sensory health nurse, asked for cooperation Net uncoLecud and dv- 6,890,131 08 disorders. of the teachers and parents when 7,882,478.81 uccrued and oi her assets. See It ! Drive It ! Compare It ! she visits Sherman county school/ Total admitted asset»• • • 8386,416,557.(M beginning this week, to examine I, la bill Ue«. Net reserves................................ |33fl.998.257.00 Say It With Flower« all the children. Oro»» claims for losses un ” With The > Million Dollar Motor paid .... ................................... 1,360.756 4» The meeting then adjourned into BUT AU other liabilities’........ 48.051,543.55 the two departments. Professoi Say It With Ours Tot al Ila bill tie».................... 8380,416.557.04 Berchtold spoke to the high school Busi ne»» in Oregon for the division on “The Place of the Period «» premium» recoived 490,203.45 itinx the year......................I ical in the High School.” Civics »1403 35 and arithmetic were discussed bj “ Herxhanrs of Beauty” 225,948.00 Mrs. Barnum in the grade division. THE MITI Al. 1HP*KFIT LIFE IXSIK- The Da Its, Oregon An excellent dinner .. was served JOHN R HAKOIN, President by the women of Grass Valley. J WIL 1.1 AM JOHNSON. Secretary. KINO, Statutory resident Opposite First National Bank The institute, was declared by man* Phone 794 Night phone 690W to be the bet this year, although to be the best this year, although CC<X3.X)OC0OO~OO<> □nrxxxXKRM in point of attendance it • was ' the smallest. E Dr. Mellenthin 4 Moro Garage, . B S That New Car! BILL" BARBE Make It A Star SAYS Sherman Garage & Machinery Co Hartwig’s Flower Miop C. V. Belknap, Proprietor Sport Tub Silk* in Strip* and Plaid* Fancy Dutton», all colors and shapes, bone and glass priced per card, from 70c to................................................... . . . . Printed Silk* and Crepe*, Ti*»ue Gingham*, . Ladies’ Glove* Moro Trading Co 10c The. Otter Rock Rocky Creek sec tion of the Roosevelt highway will be completed 30 days earlier than was anticipated, according to C. B. Sheik, superintendent on the Hampshire con tract. The Bra^ksScanlon Lumber com pany has deeded 172.3 acres of land with water rights a little more than a mile south of the Bend city limits to the Bend Golf club for golf club pur post s. The Booth Kelly sawmills at Spring- field and Wendling, which have been operating for the last six or seven weeks on a five-day week schedule, have been placed on a four-day week schedule. - No time will be lost by the bureau | of reclamation In getting ready to start development of the Owyhee Irri Jl gallon project in Melheur county, -Sen ator McNary was assured by Ue de partment of Ue interior. . after every meal Parents - encourage the children to care for their teeth/ Give them It remove* food particle» from the teeth. Strengthen* the C ubu Combats acid mouth. Refreshing nA beneficial! STALED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT New and Used. Parts for all Ca*s Moro Hotel Barber Shop More, Crrgpn Limits and Children’s lhd< Cut lit 4 and Shir^k Bobb<n¿ The Motor Market The DaHes, Ore Phone 618 r BATHS 603 £ 2nd OOQCXXXJCO0ÖOO0OOOO0O . x « c Dr. Jos. Sanders V.S Moro, Oregon Has returned to Sherman county a;,d will practice his profession at Muro and vicinity Term Strictly Cash Headquarters Foss & Co Dental Werk a Specialty . i $ | A valuable knowledge of the reliability and integrity of businesses is the reward ■ of the steady reader of advertisements.
