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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1925)
4 The Sherman County Observer^ Moro, Oregon, Friday, July 24, 1925 His wife, to whom he was married in Chicago .in 1859 waa also a native of Farmer Dies at Wasco Ireland and died many years ago. H. C. Tate, Sherman county pio ■fht late Mr. Tate is survived by neer, 97 years old, died at his home five sons, Walter Lee of Loe Angeles, in Wasco Thursday, July 16th. A W. E. of Wasco, Frank and R. L. of native of Ireland, deceased came to Chicago and W. A. of La Center, the United States 80 years ago. He Wash., one daughter, Mrs. Mollie settled in Chicago, later crossing the Schreiner of Portland; and two sis plains to California in 1£53. For ters, Mrs. Elisabeth Reid bf Wasco several years he traveled over the and Mrs. Mary Hoffelkus of Califor country From east to west and re nia. Funeral services were held at turned to the west in 1877 when he the home of his son, W. E. Tate at Wasco Sunday afternoon under the settled in San Luis Obispo county, direction of the Crandall Under California. In 1886 he came to Ore taking company. gon, locating on a farm near Rufus. Public Ownership Can Be Free From Politics He is evidenced by the fact that their brightest ege^otives are in charge of or devote a great share of their time to the public relations work of their companies, in order that the public! may know ef, and if it «so desires, share in the ownership and manage ment of such companies. Henry Ford's question can be safe- In the midst of plenty and pros perity in a land like the United ENTHUSIASTIC States, it is necessary for the people to realise the advantages which they enjoy, if they are fully to appreciate When Our Customers Bring in their • Without this understanding them. and appreciation, the agitator, who HARVEST MACHINERY if he could would undermine the American business has learned by its ideals of our constitutional form of pact experience. And further, it can government with his socialistic doc be said, the American people have trines and experiments, has an easy, profited by making themselves ac- ' leld in which to work. The Amer- quainted with business problems, and .can people have paid for some dedr by accepting partnership in our lead- ; essons in the school of experience, ing industrial companies, thus estab- ' Will Blanton and wife, Willu <vhen they have permitted themselves lishing real public ownership on a For Early Overhauling Chamberlain and wife, and Mrs. .0 be led astray from the basic prin- sound footing free from politics. Rena Thorp are visitors who will iples laid down by the founders of That is when we can do the work best spend the coming week-end in Sher ur country. Kev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra, in man county as guests of G. G. Thorp During the past thirty years, we company with Mrs. Feenstra’s moth- THt WIFI WHO and wife. Mrs. Rena Thorp is th<- ..ave witnessed the passage of dras er. Mrs. Ella McCoy of The Dalles SHOWS HW We Specialize in mother of G. G. Thorp and Mrs. tic legislation, which severely handi ekpect to leave next Monday for a THAT DUCK OFA Chamberlain and Mrs. Blanton are capped tl^ full play of private two weeks vacation at Camp Sher- BOWKLT'SHCJ sisters. All are residents of Eugene, initiative and enterprise. Such leg man. They Will occupy the Barxee BOUGHT MAKES A MACHINE and WOOD WORK Oregon, driving to Moro by way of islation seemed necessary to curb the summer home at Camp Sherman dur BETTER HIT IF THE McKenzie pasr highway. From here greed and rapacity of the few who ing their visit at the mountain -DUCK" is 6 f THE . Wheels—Wagons J Lathe Work SHORT BILL they will visit at Seaside before re would trample on the rights of the resort. . VARIETY. many. But conditions improved— turning to Eugene. Tanks—Weeders Cutting Key Seats S. P. Brisbin e returned late last atil today, so-called “big business” week from an auto trip to Hillsboro The hope chest is with us yet but .vhich a few years ago was looked Any length-COLD ROLLED SHAFTING-any Size it seldom contains a cook book. upon by maqy as a curse t^ the where he has been visiting with nation, is now considered essential relatives and friends. When driving : Fo»» & Co. Inc. Moro, Ore through Portland on his way home to its proper development. his c&r was rammed by yie driver of Commenting on this reaction in a larger car, causing Mr. Brisbine a public sentiment, which is based on delay of 1 % hours and the purchase of reason and understanding instead blind prejudice, Henry Ford in a re of a neradiator. It is easy to accept another man's Floyd Flatt drove to The Dalles on opinion when you are about to ask cent issue of hi* Dearborn Indepen dent asks a question, as to whether Tuesday after an auto truck load of him for a favor. our business system has learned its ice for Douma brothers of this city, Manufactured in Cheney, Washington Some men think they are wise old lesson from past experience and will bringing back with him slightly more CHANGE OF OFFICE LOCATION toiyi of ice. The local ice owl» just bcause they are always profit from the same. It is safe to than 1 say that it has learned and it has also plant cannot manufacture enough hooting at something. OF THE profited. A great industry today is ice to k**P ahead of the demand, this There would be a lot more success no longer a one-man institution. In being th* third trip thia season for es in life if every man worked as stead it is owned by thousands ana ice from Th* D^les. hard as he thinks he does. hundreds of thousands of everyday Dr. Tjayton and wife from Colfax, The English language is called, the American citizens who have a voice Washington, were last week-end visi “mother tongue” because father in its management. tors in Wasco at the Dr. Butler home. From and after next Monday, There is no question but what this Mrs. Layton and Mrs. Butler are never had a chance to use it. June 16th, the office of the Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra were change in ownership has been re sisters. Doctor Wonderlick has found Farmers Elevator 4 Supply sponsible in a large degree for the it necessary that Mrs. Butler return motor visitors in The Dalles on Tues Company will be located at the Farmers State Bank. change in sentiment toward business to the hospital for further treatment day. Mrs. Feenstra’s mother, Mrs. generally. Rational consideration of which she did after departure of her Ella McCoy, returned with them to The Rotary Rod Weeder & Mfg Co. of Cheney, All business transactions and business problems has been brought Moro the same afternoon. Their re sister and husband. , accounts will be handled at the Washington, was established in 1912. Since that turn trip was delayed when abaut 10 about as our people have gained a bank. There will be no change Matt Simon*from Grass Valley and miles from The Dalles by a connect time they have built nothing but Rotary Rod better understanding of the question in the business methods of the Farmers Elevator A Supply at issue. They see the short sigh tea L J, Davis from Kent were business ing rod bearing burning out, causing Weeders. This company originated the Rotary .Company. This will be handled visitors in The Dalles on Tuesday. them to have their car towed to The policies of a few industrial leaders, Rod Weeder and while imitations are appearing just the same as before. which ignored basic principles of Mr. Davis is taking a new treatment, Dalles for repairs. on the market, you can buy the best value for justice and fair play in business, are brought out recently in Europe, from The elevator warehouse will be New crop wheat is now being de your money from-these pioneer builders of4 the not sufficient ground for condemning which he hopes to secure immunity livered at four railroad points where in charge of Geo. A. Meloy, who will be pleased to handle the most valuable farm implement placed on the warehouse needs of the public at all times. all “big business.” They have found from hay fever and wheat poisoning the Farmer» Nievator 4 Supply com that in order to correct abuses in during harvest operations on his pany maintain warehouse service. market in recent years. special cases, it is no* necessary to farm south of Kent. J. C. McKean, Manager, Moro, Oregon Benson 4 Powell were the first to apply the remedy to all business C. O. Elliott and family, a party ¿f deliver wheat at Erskine; M. G. Mel alike whether it needs it or not. The Moro Hardware & Implement Co. carry a five from Eugene, were visiting in zer the first at Hay Canyon; C. W. With experience has come under this vicinity the firtt of the week Smith the first at DeMoss, and Tru complete * line of Rotary Rod Weeders and re standing. Today, the cry “big busi the G. G. Thorp farm. Mrs. Elliott is man Strong the first at Moro. Clar pairs. The new machines, guaranteed to please ness” arouses no anxiety. The pub a sister of Mr. Thorp. The party ence Morrison came second at Moro, you, can be seen at the Moro Hardware & Im-, lic cares not how big a business gets drove here over the McKenzie pass being less than an half hour behind plement Co. warehouse. Ask N. W. Thompson so dong as it is conducted honestly and were intending to continue their Strong. The Prize Winner Milk and in the public interest. That our journey into British Columbia as far to explain this guarantee. Visitors at the Carl Schade home is From Moro Dairy greatest industries are fully aware of as Lethridge, Alberta. this last week were Mrs. W. N. Baker their duty and obligation to the pub- George AJ Williams is nursing and three children from Witchita, For steadiness of quality and clean liness Moro Dairy has at all times blistered feet this week, caused by Kansas. Mrs. Baker is an aunt of maintained the highest standard pos the heat cutting thru hi» shoes when Mrs. Schade and had been visiting sible. Every cow in Moro Dairy herd terring the roof of the Williams gar with her sister at Ellensburg, Wash has been tested by a state veterinary age building Monday. Mr. Williams ington, from which place she drove and the dairy itself has been inspect ed by the state health office. No other also secured an assortment of blis by auto to Moro, H. O. McKee, broth milk supply in this . vicinity can ter* on his hands at the same time er of Mrs. Schade, making the trip claim as much. but these are not quite so discom to bring them here. Mr. Schkde and forting to his perambulations. wife took the party back to Ellens Delivered when you want it. burg Sunday from where they expect Edgar Alley from Moro and John Moro Dairy Milk 10c Quart to return to Kansas by train. Rolfe from Grass Valley, returned Moro Dairy Cream 30c Pint last Sunday from Camp Lewis, Wash ington, where they had been mem G. G. Thorp, Proprietor, Mort OBSERVER WANT ADS bers of the 1925 Citizens military training camp. Both report they en Rates: Under 15 words, 35c joyed the experience and that they 15 to 30 words, 60c have mutually agreed to try the Over 30 wds., - IHc per wd. camp routine again naxt year. REWARD for return of light brown Mrs. Granville Phillips, formerly Velour ladies coat lost between a resident of Kent and^ now living at Rufus and Moro, Wednesday after Hood River, was visiting in Moro at noon. Observer office, Moro, Ore j24 the home of her son A. S. Johnson, gon. the first of the week. Mrs. Phillips CUCUMBERS For Sale for pickling; large or small size as preferred; left Wednesday for Wasco where she Mrs. Granville intended visiting with her daughter, season now on. Phillips, route 3, Hood River, Ore. Mrs. Fred Hennagin, before return FOR SALE CHEAP—Nearly new ing to her home at Hood River. coal oil stove with oven. D. E. W. F. Jackson returned Tuesday Clark, Moro, Oregon. BY PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION 2t*j24 vening from Camp Sherman. He MAN AND WIFE want harvest work; expects to return to that place ne*t wife to cook, man any job he can THAT THE Monday in company with Mrs. Jack- do on the outfit. Phone or call at son who is at present in Portland Observer office, Moro. McCormick - Deering Two Man Harvester where she was called, last week by LOST—Black brood sow weight 350; Thresher Equipped With Leveling Device the illness of her father, Theodore branded on back with heaurt, hardly Kase berg, a former resident of this visible; gone two weeks. ' Homer IS A SUCCESS* city. Mr. Kaseberg is 82 years old. Belshee, phone 2F15, Moro. Ore. j24 PUTTING money into fine furniture is like putting it into the bank. The Fire last Saturday morning de DEERING combine harvester with For .Particulars See for sale, used last season. immediate pleasure and comfort of beautiful, sturdy furniture, bought for stroyed the John M. DeMoss combine T. motor W. Hates, Motor route A Box 33. and 15 acres of gram on th* Julius Grass Valley. CREDIT, will add interest to your home without deducting appreciably from Medler farm north of Wasco. When —Mail orders fill your cash. the fire was first discovered flames HEMSTITCHING ed promptly. Mrs. H. A. Woodruff, were coming out of the back end of 704 East 3rd st, The Dalles. Don’t put off until tomorrow the comfort you can enjoy today^y Make your - the combine. Th* fire-4s thot to have WE PAY parcel post one way on all started from friction, caused by purchases now and put payments off until later. shoe repairing. Good quality work weeds being wrapped tightly around and leather. Joe Amore, The the shafting. Dalles, opposite th* post office. REPAIRS SILL--BARBLR SAYS The Rotary Rod Weeder Fanners Elevator & Supply Co H£ Open an Account SAVÆ Docherty - Powers It Has Been Proven! and Fulfill Your Desire for that Better Home Ginn. Coleman & Co . local Let us show you how—these Easy Terms of Credit will make home furnish ing a pleasure—a beautifully furnished home a reality: $ 50 $ 75 $100 $125 $150 worth worth worth worth worth of furniture—$ 5.00 of of of " WE CHARGE NO INTEREST DOCHERTY -POWERS Furniture Company Otis Baker and wife made a round trip by motor last Sunday to Washougal, Washington, driving over the Columbia highway to Cascade Locks, ferrying to Stevenson, and from there driving over th* North Bank highway. Th* «turn was made ever the same rente. The trip was made to brin< their daughter Gladys back to Moro from Washougal whenr she had been visiting with her aunt since July 4th. x - Rev. Henry G. Hanson and family expect to return to More on Friday from their motor vacation trip. Part of their vacation was spent at Bel knap springs. Rev. Hanson was also present at the meeting ef Synod at Eugen*, Mrs Hanson and LeRoy visiting with Mrs. Hanson’s sister at Corvallis during that time. Their last two weeks sway from ho nib was marred by sickness, caused it is thot by water used at a tourist camp they had visited, and which resulted in all M. HICKS Plumbing and Heating Sells and install* the famous Mueller pipe or pipel^s furnace. Wasco, Oregon agents Moro, Oregon Moro Garage Blacksmith and Machine Shop Plow Share Grinding Acetylene Welding Wood Working in Connection Let us give you prices on our Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires We Have a Complete New Stock Moro Garage, m . r . sdufewfa, p ™,. Telephon« Main 171
