Sherman County observer., June 19, 1925, Image 1

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HERNAN F OUNTS
Price Five Cents
Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, Friday, June 19, 1925
Established ISOT
FLORENCE L SABIN
Pioneer .Visits Moro
• After 33 Year Absence
JOHN MARSHALL
Iver B. Hansen and mother, Mn.
M. C. Hansen, of Goldendale yer«
visiting in Moro on Tuesday of'this
week. They were accompanied by
George N. Petersen, a former resi­
dent of Sherman county, who left
here in 1892 to make his home in
Muncie, Indiana. Mrs. Hansen is
Office Phone Main 93
the
mother of Martin Hansen,
Oiegon
Moro
living near Camp Sherman, an J who,
formerly lived and farmed lands
near Rutledge. Mr. Petersen got in
touch with his old friends by means
of a letter addressed to them at Rut­
ledge, a postoffice in this county long
discontinued. When he decided to
visit Sherman county again he asked
. Attdrney-at-Law r
"for a railroad ticket to Grants, but
no railway agent could locate the
Practice in All the Courts
place. He thought them quite igno­
Mostly Home Grown Dairy Stock •
Bred up for Cream and Milk
rant and told them so, because when
of Oregon
Have Been Operating a Dairy at Kent for a Long Time
he left here Grants was the largest
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Forced to Quit the Game Because of Short Pasture and the High C o-J
town in the cotinty with large mer­
BANK OF MORO BUILDING
Miss Florsnas L. Sabin, physiologic cantile stores, distillery plant,flour
of Waler, as 1 Get it From the KentTown Water System
at • Johns Hopkins msdloal school, mill, cattle feeding stations, etc. Now
Oregon
Moro
Baltimore, who wn sleeted a life all there is left is a small section
member of the National Academy of house.
Then stages each morning^
John Marshall of Parkersburg, W.
Sciences, Is the first woman chosen to left a large livery barn that covered
Va^
who succeeded Rush L. Holland
membership.
a city block. Now there is only a as assistant attorney-general.
passing track for trains, which do not
stop.
iThe change in Grants was made
' DENTIST -7
by the Columbia river flood of 1894,
which completely destroyed the town.
United Stale* Dental Exam*
As great a change was seen by Mr.
iner for (hit district.
Petersen in all parts qf Sherman
Washington, D. C.—President Cool­
This Stock Can be Seen and Sale Will be Held at my Home Corrals,
Washington, D. C - Only 10 per cent
idge has decided to postpone indefin­ county since he left Iffire. It was a
Close to the Church Building in Kent, Sherman County, Oregon on
itely action on the recommendation of sort of Rip Van Winkle experience of prospective settlers on reclamation
Office at
to
him
to
return
to
his
old
home
after
project« have caph capital of more
a majority on the tariff commission
The farm then than >2506.
MORO. OREGON
for a reduction of Mi cent a pound tn 33 years absence.
owned by him at the head of Fulton
Set tiers on new project« investlgat
sugar duties.
Discussing the Issue at length, the canyon is now farmed and owned by ed in Oregon, Washington. Utah. Neva­
da and Wyoming should have from
president points out that the commis­ one of the Kase berg boys.
>4000 to 37000 to succeed.
sion failed to agree on the difference
This is- the «ummary of economics
in cost of production of domestic and
Visiting
County
Agents
.
report«
made by «xperts as announced
Imported sugar, and divided, three to
by
Elwood
Mead commissioner of
Will
Discuss
Home
Crops
two. on the question.
BE SURE TO COME EARLY
reclamation. - * ' -
He asserted that fluctuating prices
The statement r< suits from a study
And take Plenty of Time to Look over the Stock. ■ Ask any Question
of the last few year® had made it - Moro Community club will hold a
Physician and Surgeon
next to imponslbie to arrive at ac­ special meeting Monday evening,June of the reports mad» by representatives
you want concerning age, freshening time, Cream test, etc., they will be
curate calculations and emphasized 22nd, at eight o’clock. There will be of tJj>' reclamation servic^ ^collaborate
answered right.
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the necessity ol\prwtecting the beet in attendance all county agricultural kg with local committees of banker«
।
.d
business
men.
The
conclusion
of
sugar industry, of encouraging farm­ agents in eastern Oregon; Mr. Bal­
Office and Residence
heifers. Both bred'tQ Jersey bull.
Two 9-month old
ers to diversify their crops and of pro­ lard, county agent leader, and G. R all those participating came to the
viding an adequate sugar supply for Hyslop, professor of farm crops G.- sarr result. Mead said, pointing out
Hotel" Moro
Five 3-ycttr olds. Four are now milking one due to freshen soon.
the American consumer.
A. C. Any farmer in Sherman coun­ ths’ Irc^l Interest» are found to con-
ct «• with thi outside investigators.
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ty is jAvited to attend, provided^the
All young
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__
- „ but - one. All Milk-
The problem presented, in bls view,
Eight Good Milk * Covvs, Mostly Jerseys.
AGED YAKIMA INDIAN DEAD secretary of the club, Attorney I. M. Is making up In credft the difference
ing now. More than half of this lot will be fresh this early fall;
management of
Peterson, or the
l
between the capital the would-be wv
some
later. Approximate dates given to any one interested.
War Veteran Falla to Keep Boas* of Hotel Moro be notified before Mon- tier hns available and the sum he
►
that
the
hotel
mana-
Living Forever.
day morning so
needs to ¡?t!e him through. M»'h with
Four 2-year oid Jersey heifers. .Three are milking; one due to freshen
Dr. T. A. Wonderlick
Goldendale, Wash. — Wah fk<lnch ger will know the number to be 31500 to 13000 can be secund in rea­
this fall.
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All members of the sonable number, he says, and the fed
(Black Jim), 10ik veteran of early provided for.
Phyiician and Surgeon
expected
to
notify
thç
eral or the state government must
day Indian wars, is dead, in spite of club are also
Two sows
Four heifer calves
boasts made to white residents on secretary of their intention to be step forward with the advances which
Eight Shoate
Thirteen
pigs
OfSe^witM Dr. W. N. Morse
Rock Creek, 20 miles east of Golden- present.
settk-rs must have. \
Phone No. 182
One
John
Deere
3-bottom
plow
An
interesting
program
is
expected
dale that be was going to live forever.
Jim was kicked to death last Friday including mainly a discussion of agri­
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
All Milking Stock will be Cream Tested by an Expert Cream Tester
cultural problems and crop prospects
by a wild horse.
of The Dalles at his office in The Dalles by Means of Individual Bottle
Aa a fully matured youth Jim saw in eastern Oregon. The hotel will
Nellie Taylor Ross, governor of
Phone No. 183
the first covered wagon come over the serve a good dinner for which there Wyoming, announced that she had re­
Samples from Each Cow.
old Oregon trail. He was a warrior will be a charge of 75 cents per moved William H. Loomis from the
WASCO, OREGON
In the forces of Kamiakan, Yakima plate.
office of sheriff of Park county.
chieftain who bat led the white«* in
Premier Baldwin announced in com­
the 50’s, and the hero of many per-
mons
that the British government had
B.
Mathews,
for
the
past
year
Wm.
sonal encounters with settlers in the teacher in the Grass Valley high decided to Inaugurate a new secretary­
early dap.
school, was united in marriage to ship of state for dominion affairs.
F. E. Williamson of New York has
Miss Frances Rolfe^ also of Grass
Kruttschnitt of 8. P. Line« 1« Dead. Valley, at the Methodist parsonage in been appointed vice president of the
New York. — Julius Kruttschnitt,
city Tuesday morning, Rev. R. A. Northern Pacific Railway company, in
Physician and Surgeon director and retired chairman of the this
Feenstra performing the ceremony. charge of maintenance and operation,
Terms of Sale:
All sales under $20, to be for cash. On all Sales over
executive
committee
of
the
Southern
Immediately following the ceremony to succeed A. M. Burt, who died in
WASCO, OREGON
’
$20, approved note taken at 8?’ interest, due November 1st, 1925, or
Pacific Hn««, died here Monday at the the young couple left by motor car April.
Phone No. 182
A temporary organization has been
Presbyterian hospital. Death was due for eastern Washington and south­
5"' discount for cash.
AND*
to a sudden attack of heart disease. ern Idaho. They will spend the sum­ formed at Astoria. Or., for the purpose
He was 71 years old. He WM in the mer traveling by motor and, next of obtaining congressional appropria-
THE DALLES, OREGON
GEORGE W. HOWELL, Kent, Oregon, Owner .
hospital
recovering from a slight oper­ September, Mr. Mathews will again tions for the continuation of the con­
Office at the Hamilton Hospital
struction of the Tongue Point naval
ation performed last week.
Phone No. Hospital 487
FRED HAYNES, Kent, Oregon, Clerk
take up school duties as teacher at
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base.
Hood River. Friends of the young
Striking miners of the British Em­
COL. W. S. VAIL, Washougal, Wash.. Auctioneer
Rall Brotherhood President Dies.
couple held a reception and shower pire Steel corporation in Cape Breton
Cleveland, O. — Warren S. Stone, in their honor at Grass Valley last coal fields took law into their own
president of the Brotherhood of Loco­ Monday evening.
hands
and controlled
situations
motive Engineers and the Brother­
Francis Anderson, Mauris Douma throughout colliery districts of the is
hood of Locomotive Engineers Co-Op­
land. Stores of the company were
erative National bank, and Interested and Owen Searcy returned late Sat­ raided and looted at night, and in
urday
from
their
trip
to
Badger
lake
Smile and the World
in a number of other labor banks, died
Eyesight Specialists
in south Wasco county. They report some cases destroyed. Homes of com­
here
after
a
long
illness.
Smiles Back to You
Manufacturing Opticians
plenty of snow yet at the lake side. pany officials were stoned by strikers
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
Damage
done
is
estimated
at
3300,-
Fishing in the lake was good, but all
A smile is quite a funny thing
Exclusively Optical
fish caught more than ten inches 000.
It wrinkles up your face,'
Complete Lens Manufacturing
long were found to be wormy. Rang­
And when it’s gone you never find
Plant In Connection
Quarantine
Board
Urges
Fight
on
Pest
ers say that trout in Badger lake
It’s secret hiding place.
OREGON
Boise, Idaho. — Stringent measures
THE DALLES
seem to become wormy each spring,
But
far more wonderful it is
15-16 Vogt Block.
especially the larger ones. The three to prevent introduction and spread of
To see what smiles can do; t
plant
pesti
and
diseases
in
western
Ottawa, Ont.—Canada will protest left Moro at 7 :30 a. m. June 8th and,
I I M I U*»**»*I 11 MH M***
You smile at one, he smile» at y°u
against the United States’ MacMillan after an 8-mile hike packing their states are advocated In resolutions
And so one smile makes two.
MOTOR OIL
adopted
by
the
western
plant
quaran
­
expedition using Axel Heideburgland equipment, wer^ fishing in the lake
4 4 I « » K M f I
I I I H4 !- H
tine
board
at
the
closing
session
here
as a base while exploring the Arctic, at 5:80 the same" evening. On their
He smiles at someone since you smiled
of that body’.« annual convention. Tha
unless
the
reply
to
a
communication
And then one smiles back;
return
they
stopped
at
Shearer
JAMES STEWART :
sent Washington by the dominion gov­ bridge for a days fishing, catching recommendations of 'the quarantine And that one smiles until, in truth,
AND
SHERMAN COUNTY
hoard are seriously ^considered by fed-
ernment Is satisfactory.
You
fail
in
keeping
track.
several big ones.
eral and state officials, because the
While not specifically naming the
STOC» AND BRAND
Now, since a smile'can do great good,
board
is composed of experts in the
Dr.
J.
A.
Wonderlick,
who
has
MacMillan expedition, Charles Stew­
By cheering hearts of care,
INSPECTOR
art, minister of ihe interior, announc­ taken over the medical practice of field.
Lets smile and smile and not forget,
ed that the Canadian government felt Dr. W. N? Morse at Wasco, was a
That smiles go everywhere. ,
that foreign explorers should ¿et a business visitor in Moro Wednesday Washington Veterans Elect Chiefs
NON DETONATING
Walla Walla. Waah— Jacob H.
DEPUTIES: L. Schadewitz, Kent, «, permit from the dominion before mak­ morning. Dr. Wondarlick comes to
Owens of Aberdeen was elected com­ _ Fire late Tuesday afternoon at
* ’ Oregon; Dr» Joa. Saunders, Moro, ’ ing use of land Canada claims between Sherman county with high recom­
mander of the Veterans of Foreign Wasco gutted thé building used as a
mendations
as
to
his
professional
the
dominion
and
the
North
Pole.
' • Ore.; W. H. Mever, Waico, Ore. ; •
According to the minister of the in­ ability. *He is a graduate of theUnk Wars, department of Washington, at clothes cleaning establishment in
/ 1 1 < 3 I 1 *4 3 I I I I I I M M i I W» T
terior, the question of a permit 'has versity of Oregon medical school, the convention here.* Other officer« that city. At the time of the fire
A
been taken up with the Washington served two years as interne with the are: E. I- Thrall, Tacoma, senior vice the operator of the .cleaning plant
authorities and a reply to the Cana­ Good Samaritan hospital in Portland, commander; Ç, J. Larson > Walla was using gasoline with which to
dian government’s communication is a year on the house staff of the Seat­ Walla, junior vice-commander; è. R. clean ciothes. The gasoline explod­
expected here shortly.
tle city hospital and since leaving the Austin, Aberdeen, chaplain; E. J. Pet ed with no injury to the man at work.
Seattle city hospital has been one of erson, Raymond, quartermaster.
Some of the clothes in the establish­
OF
STOCK & WHEAT
the house staff with* the Shrine hos­
ment Were burned, the larger part
Iowa Flooda Take 3 Lives.
22
Land
Office
Jobs
Abolished-
CALIFORNIA
Dubuque, la.—Three lives and prop­ pital in Portland while conducting a • Washington, D. C.—The offices of being moved to safety. The building
private
practice
in
that
city.
Dr
burned
is
a
two
story
frame
struc
­
erty losa estimated at 3L250J)00' was
22 receivers of local land offices in
FOR SALE
the toll taken by flooda in Dubuque, Wonderlick» his wife and family 11 states were ordered abolished Mon ture directly across the street east of
moved
to
Wasco
last
Saturday.
the depot. The fire burned into the
Delaware and Buchanan counties fol­
day by the interior department. The । upper story and out the roof, slightly
F. T. HURLBURT
lowing torrential rains.- Manchester
work of the* receivers will be taken
TA«y*r« Certainly That
burning a warehouse back of the
and Dyersville were the communities
Upper Maia Street, opp* Garage
over by the registrars of the office«
It there were not other reasons for
burned building before the firt was
hardest hit. Damage in these two sec-
and the department estimates a sav
* CaUon - - Oregon
was estimated at about 31,000,* loving people the fact that they are
gotten
under control.
Ing of «50,000 a year will result.
amusinf would bo sufficient.
00«.
Attorncy-at-Law
IKA M. PETERSON
Dr J- R. Morgan
COOLIDGE POSTPONES
CUT IN SUGAR TARIFF
NEW SETTLERS ARE
LACKING IN CAPITAL
Cows, Heifers, Calves
also Pigs, Sows, Shoats
THURSDAY, JUNE 25
Dr. M. F. Froyd
j
Sale Begins 10 a. m
Free Lunch Supplied at Noon.
Dr W. N. Morse
De Larhue
Optical Co.
CANADA MAY OBJECT
TO MACMILLAN BASE
USE
ARISTO
UNION
GASOLINE
UNION OIL COMPANY
■ RANCHES
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