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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1925)
The Shermjm County Ob««rv»r, Moro, Oregon, Friday. J^y ■ mg 3^ ITOKE" Crosby’s nose voo were present I POHT TO KHOW WHAT TOO 1WHK .TEU. US WWV0UHNOW NOW N^OSETELLUS WHW YOU SAW WHEN THIS FIÇHT WAS THE DALLES, OREGON mail WELL JEDGE I THIHKS T our kodak films TO US. HAVE THEM DONE CORRECTLY PRICE CHEAPE& QUALITY BETTER gyMB He Had No Judicial Mind, rhe Judge t __ -_ - - -............. ITOLO YOU HOT TO TELL J US WHAT 7OU THINK ÿESSAH jedge ah THINKS-" BUT OEJXe I CAN’T WK WITHOUT THItIKIHQ. lAIHT NO OEOQt We Believe in the Quality of the Racine Produet If You Will Accept Our Belief You Will Not Regret It! We will mail Catalog on roqvost F. S. Gunning A. E. CROSBY At the “Drive in” Corner Service Station 501 East Second St. Th« Dalles, On When in The Dalles HAVE YOUR Lunch or Dinner. (Full Course) JREGON NEWS ITEMS 35c at the 00000000000000000000000000000090000 Portland Painless Dentist OF SPECIAL INTEREST A Full Set of Teeth $40 Fillings from $1.50 qp to ,$2.50 Painless Extraction $1. Gold Crowns $8. Brief Resume of Happenings of Mie Week Collected for PORTLAND PAINLESS DENTIST . Over the Wasoo County Bank , 408 E. 2nd St. The Dalle», Oregon We also serve, at usual prices, Lunch and Dinner combinations that are said by our patrons to equal Home Cooking Say It With Flower* BUT Say It With Our* HARTWIGS FLOWER SHOP The Dalle*, Oregon Opposite First Nation*! Bank Phone 794 Night phone 6*0 W Model Laundry THE DALLES Calls for and Delivers in Moro Wasco and Grass Valley Mondays-and Thursdays HOME GROWN FLOWERS About one-third of the new paving 305 Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon aid between Mehama and Stayton has >een completed. Mrs. Melvina Willis celebrated her »9th birthday anniversary in Cottage 9OOQQOQQOOQOOOOooeoooccecceoocQeGGC0eo*&5cc€ Jrove last-week. With fO names on the membership 1st, Junction City has taken definite iteps to form a commercial club. We Believe in Rain that fell in La Grande last week brought relief to farmers and RACINE TIRES AND TUBES essened forest and grain fire hazards. Two alleged moonshiners and three That ¡3 Why arge stills were captured at Bright We Sell Them! wood by Clackamas county and state, jfficerv . . Lightning started 25 new forest Ires in the Crescent district and did . lamage to lumber mills estimated at 1100,000. Contract for the construction of a lew public school st Sprague river ras awarded to Bottomley A Kiefer, Klamath contractors. No bide have yet been received in I Portland for handling the air mail im-vice on the Pacific coast, accord- I ng to Postmaster Jones. More then 50 farmers and agricul- ural specialists made up the fifth an- ¡OCCGOCOQOOG09OGCGG 1 lual farm crops excursion held in I Union county last Tuesday. The tug Coq*llle of the Knappton Towboat company was sunk on the I Columbia river when she rajnmed into Gi„. ASM Uf. »• w II log raft eke was towning. In addition V» making your joy Joseph Bawer, who has the distinc- ride more enjoyable. ion of living in Salem longer than The ecst.ia small compared with my other man. observed hla 86th the pleasure it will give your birthday anniversary last week. family to see Ue old buB “colled” up. Four horses were killed by light- Come in am 1*1 u* tell yvB how slug and two homes were hit in the chenp the pi Baker district last week. Hail severe- I y damaged the crops In the field. Quality Work Guarantaad The work of surfacing with crush ed rock the 25 miles of uncompleted AUTO PAINT SHOP C. H. CRANDALL road in the national forest between Above The Dalles Iron Works Prairie City and Unity started July 25. The Salem city council, by a vote jf 7 to 6, last night reported favor- ibly on an ordinance providing for lead-on parking in the business dis- | trteL Ticking but a month of being 81 years old, Charles A. Williams, one Vt the best-known Grand Army men GENERAL MACHINE SHOP In Oregon, died at his home at Olad- «tone. Repairing Trucks, Tractor**, AuhrtuoLi’e*. Miss Margaret Tynan of Portland Caterpillars, and Combine Moh.rr, lAii« dvr was elected president of the Oregon Grin ling, O? x-acetylene and Electric Welding i^tate Nurses’ association, which doe- sd its convention in ’Portland last For Any Occasion Artistically Arranged Our Work is Guaranteed Peacock Floral Co. 407 Wash. St., The Dalles While doing your shop- ninc> or attending to busi- ness in The BRING IN YOUR CAR and let us look over the battery or ignition sys tem in general Hassler Shocks Genuine Delco, Remy and Klaxon Parts The Dalles Battery Co 514 E. 2nd St. The Dalles Bürget & Callaway Fonemi Directors Union and Third St. The Dalles, Ore. OF GENERI!INTEREST Principal Evwti st the Week Briefly Sketched 1er Infor This Work is of the Best, That Money Can Buy and is Fully Guaranteed. 15 Years Experience. Our Readers. White Restaurant OREGON NEWS NOTES RACINE TIRES I ¡JUST HU R ead & G alloway Portland ranks third on the Pa- sific coast and 12th in the United States as a port based on pie ton- iBgt of goods handled in foreign com- tnerce. P. H. Acton, a resident of Salem, told of how he was treed by s buck leer while fishing on the north fork of the Santlam river, six miles ' «st of Mehama. All children 12 year* of age and , snder wiU be admitted free to the Multnomah county fair to be held in Gresham throughout the week of July i ,!8 to August 2. Fires, tn Portland during June caus ed the death of two men and piled up s financial loss of 3217,238, according to the monthly report of Edward Gren fell, fire marshal. _ R H. Kipp, manager of the market H r department of the Portland cham ber of commerce, will hold a series of conferences with the prune men of Douglas county relative to coopera tive marketing In this year's crop. Conferences are being arranged in Roseburg, Myrtle Creek, Dillard, Sutherlin and Oakland. । j The prune market, which has been poor for the last throe years, will be good Hhis year, and there will be a strong demand for fruit of all type* throughout the year, according to C. A. Tonneeon. executive secretary of the Pacific Coast Association of Nurserymen, which held its 23d an nual convention in Portland last week. Ten railroad corporations posted bonds with the Marlon county clerk iu th« amount of 365.000 following ap- peal to the aupgeme court of the de .iaion of the Marion county circuit •ourt dlaaolving an injunction restrain- ng the public service commission rom enforcing an order reducing ireight rates on grain, grain products, potatoes and onions spproxlmsteiy 15 The Dalles, Ore- Ph««« Malo 4001 615 East Second St nation of Our Readers. OOOGOGOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÌ The Dalles Market E. H. Spurgeon, Proprietor East 3rd and Washington Street DEALER IN °. Reedsport is shipping fish by water this summer. One cargo of 3000 cases 3f shad and chinook salmon went to Astoria last week on the gasoline / » schooner Roamer. And a Complete Line of Sales of public lands, including tees and commissions, produced 112,- j GROCERIES, BERRIES AND FRUITS 501.45 in Oregon during the quarter ' ending June >0, 1*25, the Interior do- I We are in the Market partment announced. .' at all times for A 31,000,000 theater, the finest of Lh< cl^ult of 34 operated on the Pa LIVE AND DRESSED MEATS AND POULTRY oific coast, will be erected in Port- I land at once by Ackerman A Harris, Phone and Mail Orders Solicited theater operators. and Given Very Prompt Attention A contract for construction of a allHon-gallon water storage reservoir has been let by the Cottage Grove Special Attention Given to oity council to Godard A Randall at HARVEST ORDERS a price Of 316,706.06. Shipped Parcel Post, Stege or Express The Oregon hop crop of 1*24 has ¡been cleaned up by the purchase of I the three remaining log* in the state, it is estimated there were 71,000 bales in the total 1924 crop. Heavy fog, coupled with cooler C. V. Belknap, Proprietär weather, aided tn subduing the fire which in the last few day* has burn •d over several acres of old logging 3H mH** south of Sandy. o i jyioro, Oregon , < j The variegated cutworm, epidemic over section* of western Oregon and Ladies and Children’« Hair Cutting j the cause of severe damage to truck and Shingle Bobbing gardeners and farmers has appeared In the Hood River district. Threshing of the Hood River val- | toy's wheat, oat and barley crops is I now In full sway. A separator Is now engaged on the crop of Rev. William A, Bunday, who has the largest acre age of grain in this section. I . Bide on sn eight-story hotel, to cost *1*0,000 exclusive of land, and to be erected at Klamath Falls, will be call* ed within 30 days by the Stage Ter- mi*a] and Hotel company of Oregon. R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon - | Following a protest received from the Amity Commercial club, the pub lic service commission suspended the proposed new tariff of the Amity Mu DEALERS IN1 tual Telephone company for a period of 30 days. Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Harvesting df cherries has been Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, completed In Union county with a Coal and Hay. yield of about 15 to 20 per cent nor mal. Cove shipped two cartoads of MANUFACTURERS OF fruit this year compared With 12 car loads |n |t2|. The worst electrical storm in Bend’s history occurred last week and was ac- ootn panted by a near cloudburst, which also eame close to breaking i'| i| IW I'l'H 'l 11 M'I'1111111'11 111 11 | iM'H,**44*lM**«*H*** all records. The rainfall amounted to half an inch. The huckleberry crop in Union and Wallowa counties is not of much con WHEN sequence this year, according to re ports arriving at La Grande. Huckle IN THE DALLES berries are ripening and many pick Formerly the Albert ers are in the hills. Jud«e John C. Kendall refused to The Dalle*’ Newest and Best grant an injunction against the city of Hostelry Marshfield council, preventing the pro CENTRALLY LOCATED gress of what is called the Mill slough Sherman Cownty Headquarters drainage system, which will be a sew Open Day and Night er system as well. Eight hundred acres of land Ip the fertile Tule lake section are over run with army worms, The ravage* of the ; peet are on the increaee throughout Klamath county and fields of second-growth hay are hping strip-- ed. Tourist* are vl*iting Crate» Lake National park |n greater nqmbers than ever before in July, according to The Motor Merket figure* tiven out by C, O. Thom*on, superintendent. Up to July 17, 5385 The Dalles, Ore auto* bearing 18,392 person* had en tered the park. Phone 618 603 E 2nd st The *Ute highway commission left * Portland last week for a tour which <111 take them along the Roeeevelt coast highway from. Its northern end to Yaquina bay. The commission last ♦ I H I < I M I I 11 11 M H II I1 MM month made a tour of the southern ; end from Coo* bay to the California CRANDALL Une. ' UNDERTAKING ♦ Harvesting operations began in the COMPANY Freewater district with many outfits THE DALLES, OREGON In the fields. Reports indicate good yields. Sam Ingle, who farms ex tensively In the Walla Walla river dis trict east of Milton. has finished 160 Sam Brisbine, Agent acres which averaged 43 bushels to Moro, Oregon the acre. Sixty signatures to a petition asking that the Drain Reedsport highway be iiiiiihhii i ii i ih i ihh mkdo Into a i UU highway, to connect It is a well Mtabliahed belief among » with the Pacific highway at Drain 8 and eventually with the Roosevelt those who inveat in Observer adverttaiag S i highway at Rdedsport, were obtained that their money does in that way realise a double vslue. * 1 bl g feting held la Drala recently Fresh and Cured Meats Moro Hotel Barber Shop BATHS ARISTO MOTOR OIL ANO UNION NON DETONATING gasoline UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA REM THE OBSERVER For TheCMmty New« | I Independent Warehouse & Milling Co.I MILL FEED AND FLOUR Bank Hotel Royal Cafe USE Phone SI THE DALLES, OREGON New and Used Parts for all Cars
