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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, October 2, 1926 , ------------------------ - Or Was Abdomen the Name The^’ •• THE BIG DRUG STORE Crosby’s I l X? m ' t ’REMEMBER HER NUMBER'BUT HER NAME Id CRU WAOCK AND SHE. LIVES QN ?» ST GET ID THE OFFCB WILL YOU CALL UP THE DALLES, OREGON AHO TELL HER TO COIAE MONDAY YES XX) WILL JUDGE CRUNWOCK l*LL NEVBK WENWK TWrNAMC TMD YOU CALL UP TH tin or stomach NAW. JUPG& STOMACH 0ÁUMMOCK / THAT« EASY ICOUUDNTVIND AMV KELLy OH mail YOUR TO US. HAVE THEM DONE CORRECTLY PRICE CHEAPER QUALITY BETTER 5 W. will mail Catalog oa request A. E. CROSBY iffliii«iiii^ri'iiifflii!iiiiüö» Head and Spot Light ADJUSTMENTS motor light* to comply Len» and Reflector» _ to fit all car» The Dalle» Battery Co. 514 E. 2nd St. OREGON NEWS ITEMS i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOCOOOOGMOOOOOOOOOOOOSOB OF SPECIAL INTEREST | Portland Painless Dentist Brief Resume of Happenings of the Week Collected for Th. Dall.» . A Full Set of Teeth $40 Fillings from $1.50 up to $2.5) t Gold Crowns’$8. Painless Extraction $1. This Work ie of the Best That Money Can Buy and is Fully Guaranteed. 15 Years Experience. Our Readers. When in The Dalle» HAVE YOUR Lunch or Dinner (Full Course) 35c at the White Restaurant 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 National B*?* Phone 794 Night phone 690W Six hundred and elghty-six cars of fruits and vegetables were unloaded fh Portland during August, the greatest of any month in its history. The new telegraph line to serve the Western Union and Southern Pacific over the route of the new Natron cut- off Is expected to be in operation in a few weeks. A northern Morrow county fair will be held at Boardman Friday and Sat- urday. The fair will exhibit crops and ( "livestock produced with irrigation in J that district. Because he slept while his camp- ' fire grew from .a small blaxe into a forest fire, D. J. Sullivan was fined |50 and costs by Justice of the Peace Turner at Madras. Budget estimates that total >7,155,- 138.60, or 83,108438.60 mors than the tax levying power of the city, have been asked by all departments of the city of Portland for 4926. _ The United States forest service has just published a map and log of the Oregon Skyline trail from I Mount Hood to Crater lake and will .furnish them upon application. Receipts at the Portland postoffice for the month of August amounted to 8830,684.01. as compared with >117,- 720.06 for the same month a year ago, or a gain of 812,834.05 for the current Price» ARE Reasonable at the BLACK AND WHITE Restaurant F ountain Lunch Counter • COME AS YOU ARE PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE AT ALL TIMES J. T. Frie», Proprietor THE DALLES, OREGON When in The Dalle» SEE S. J. Stanek FOR “Everything in Harne»» and Saddlery” Auto Top» & Trimming INDIAN NOVELTIES GENERAL REPAIRING 610 E. 2nd St The Dalles, Ore. MW—" Model Laundry THE DALLES Calls for and Delivers in Moro Wasco and Grass Valley Mondays and Thursdays HOME GROWN FLOWERS For Any Occasion Artistically Arranged Our Work is Guaranteed Peacock Floral Co. 407 Wash. St, The Dalles Borget & Celiaway Funeral Directors Union and Third St. The Dalles, Ore. PORTLAND PAINLESS Formal dedication pf the new home for the Salem lodge of Elks has been set for sometime in November. Receipts at the Eugene postoffice in August this year were 13 per cent greater than those in August of last Three machines were placed in oper ation at the Miles linen mills, which I were established at Salem recently at I a cost of more than 8150,000. Other! machines probably will get into opera tion this week. The 46 mile section of the Pacific Telephone A Telegraph company’« long distance lines between Arling-I ton and Umatilla In eaatern Oregon Is to be reconstructed at a cost of ap proximately 830,000. A grass fire near the farm home of j C. W. Miller In Flournoy valley, Doug-11 las county, set fire to the farm build-11 Ings knd the home, together with its P contents, the barn and other outbuild-11 Ings were destroyed. The «tate board of control has au- J th or lied a reorganisation of it« forces < at the state tuberculosis hospital to L care for the many new patients that ] will receive accommodations in the L new buildings now under construction. Kid Gilstrap, who in November, 1938, was shot by deputy sheriffs in a raid on the farm of his uncle, Joe Gilstrap, seven miles west of Junc tion City, has filed suit through his uncle, who is his guardian, against Clyde N. Johnson, ex-district attorney, Fred G. Stickles, ex-sheriff, and the several deputy sheriffs who took part In the raid, seeking >75,000 damages Extension of the operation of ths Oregon sterilisation law to include all state Institutions, probably will be at tempted at the next session of the leg I Mature This was indicated in a gen eral discussion of the benefits of the sterilisation act at a meeting of the state board of control at Salem. The law, as now^operated, affects only in mates of the state penitentiary and state home for the feeble-minded. Sam A. Koxer, secretary of slate, was cited to appear before Judge L. H. McMahan in the circuit court at Salem on October 22. and show cause why he should not designate the Ore gon State Motor association as his sole agency In the city of Roseburg, for the purpose of registering motor vehidee owned by non-residents. The suit was filed by Joe Dunne of Port land, on behalf of the motor associa tion. Lightning has been the chief cause of fires through the forests of the northwest this year, thé report of the district forester for the season end ing August 31 shows. Of a total ol 1381 fires in the national forests 933 were canned by lightning.~ Smokers ! caused 144 and neglected campfires 171. The area burned over within the nsttonal forests was 32,166 acres of forest lands and 2538 of private. It ' cost >188.607 to suppress fires. Only nine were reported from the Santlam forest, ths best showing of >8 federal I torssta. . DENTIST Over the Wasco County The Dalle», Oregon 305 Second Street, RACINE TIRES We Believe in RACINE TIRES AND TUBES ✓ That is Why - We Sell Them! < We Believe in the Quality of the Racine Product । If You Will Accept Ottr Belief You Will Not Regret It! F. S. Gunning OREGON NEWS HEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST 0OOOOQOOOO0OOOOOOOOGGQQOO0G0OOOO0OO00OO0O0Q00000Q0M The Dalles Market Brief Resume of Happenings of Phone 31. East Third and Washington Street, The Dalles, Oregon the Week Collected for E. H. Spurgeon, Proprietor Our Readers. DEALERS IN FRESH AND CURED MEATS GROCERIES, BERRIES AND FRUITS ■ The annual Hood River county school fair was held at the Hood, River high school Saturday. Most of the lookouts and patrolmen In the Sluslaw national forest have been laid off for the season. Albert Biggerstaff, 60. was killed when his body was cut In two by the saw in the Herman Bros.* sawmill at Dryden. With his light automobile turned over on his chest, Orval Davis, 20, was found dead about six miles south of Madras. The Oregon Pure bred Livestock as sociation will hold Its annual meeting on the state fair grounds at Salem, September 30. J. F. Young, 28, of Salem, coughed! up an old-faihloned gold pen pdint | which ¿his mother said he swallowed more than 20 years ago. I . ’ Department heads of Multnomah county governmental agencies have We are in the market at all times for Live and Dressed Meats and Poultry Special on Sugar during canning season, 6.3» 100 pounds best cane sugar for............ Elberta peaches for canning per lug box.... Elberta peaches for canning, large lug box.. 2.00 Bananas, 3 pounds for.................................. Cantalopes, 7 for.......................................... Extra fancy head lettuce for......................... .10. 01 y> Watermelons, per pound ..................... . .30 Oranges, per dozen Extra fancy large King cooking apples, pound* .05 71/} oz. extra large size toilet paper, 6 for........... 25 Special prices on all canned goods to farmer customers " At the “Drive in” Corner Servics Station 501 East Second St. The Dalles, Ore. We Specialize in i Prompt, Courteous and Efficient Service R ead & G alloway GENERAL MACHINE SHOP Repairing Trucks, Tihdow, Auioinobiles. Caterpillars, and Combine Mot«.i>, Cy girder , Grinling, Oyx-acet\lene and Electric. Welding The Dalles, Ore. Fhcnt Main 4001 616 East Second St “SCIENCE FOR SERVICE” Through the Experiment Station, the Extension Service, and Resident Instruction Oregon Agricultural College Serve« the Farm«, the Home«, and Indu.trie« of Oregon It offers a college education in rriculture, Commerce, Engineering, Forestry, Home Economic», Mine», Pharmacy, Vocational Education, Chemical tn- Th. School of BASIC ARTS AND SCIENCES Provid“ th. foun£- tion for all technical course«. The- training Include« Phyaical Education, Industrial Journalism, Social Sciences, and Music. Fall Term Begin» September 21 »t, 1925 For illustrated bookkt« and information, write to The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis, Oregon 1 USE AND 4 UNION NON DETONATING GASOLINE UNION OIL COMPANY CAulFORNIA Moro Hotel Barber Shop BATHS I Independent Warehouse & Milling Co.| MILL FEED AND FLOUR Bank Hotel Royal Cafe New and Used Parts for all Cars MOTOR OIL OF amounting to 33,486,766.87. •’ C. V. Belknap, Proprietor The Booth-Kelly Lumber company । has started clearing ground for a new logging camp four miles northeast of Camp No. 34, above Wendling. M’oro, Oregon * Brownsville was permitted to name the.queen for the Linn county fair Ladies and Children’» Hair Cutting thia season and selected Ml«« Betty and Shingk Bobbing Coshdw,- a . Brownsville high school girl. Sportsmen of the Deschutes valley favor a reduction of the bag limit on fish, the consensus of opinion being that the present limit should be cut tn half. , । j | I 11 I | 1 1 I 11 H H 1 1 1* 1 I 1 f1-1-1*1- I’bH1 'l"l I l l'I'H I'l'i'I'Hi I i'W't A contract for purchase of an in terest in Warm Springs reservoir as a part of the Vale irrigation project has been approved by Secretary of In terior Work. R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon | Blds for the construction of approxi mately 15 miles of road will be con sidered by the state highway commis sion at a meeting to be held In Port DEALERS IN land September 29. A cougar, measuring 8% feet and Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, j weighing 156 pounds, was killed by E. Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, . j M. Condit, - Tillamook garageman, [ while hunting in the southern part Coal and Hay. • of Tillamook county. J As a result of the short prune crop MANUFACTURERS OF । in the Willamette valley this season [ a number of Marlon and Polk county 11 growers have been offered as much as ! 10 cents a pound for thuir yields. ! H. H. Weatherspoon, Elgin fruit ini nn 11111 m 1111 iti T1"1 , l‘*11 «■■■»■»■»■» ■ »■>■■■>*» » i i i i**1 [ grower, has returned from New York, 1 where he disposed of 25’ carloads of i early apples, representing about two- [ flths of his crop, which is valued at 875,000. WHEN [I The pear harvesting, packing and ! shipping season is now in full activ- IN THE DALLES ity in the Rogue river valley. More Formerly the Albert than 200 cars have been «ent out to the eastern markets. The Dalles’ Newest and Best The farmers of the McKenxie val Hostelry ley are planning to hold a communi CENTRALLY LOCATED ty fair at Walterville, 16 miles east Sherman County Headquarters of Eugene, the week before the Lane Open Day and Night county fair in Eugene. The largest individual orchard deal in months in the Rogue river valley was announced at Medford in the sale of the Bruce Wilson ranch of 150 acres, 50 of which are in pears. Albert NEW Anderson, its owner, sold it for >32,000 to A. C. Chew, Oklahoma City, Okla., HOTEL PERKINS merchant, who will make extensive Im A. E. Myers, Proprietor provements Including the building of two country homes. Fifth and Washington Sts. The Motor Market There were a total of 2556 traffic PORTLAND, OREGON accidents in the state of Oregon dur The Dalles, Ore ing July, according to a report pre pared by T. A. Raffety, chief inspector Phone 618 603 E 2nd for the state motor vehicle depart ment Of these accidents. 1940 occur red in the city of Portland. The re port showed that four persons were killed as a result of the accidents 4- 1 i I ! 1 1 Mil HU I**! 1 ! IH-H while 449 persons were Injured. John H. Carkin, city attorney of CRANDALL Medford, has filed a complaint with UNDERTAKING the public service commission that COMPANY W. 8. Barnum. owner of the Medford- Coast railroad, had abandoned opera THE DALLES, OREGON tions and had proceeded to dismantle the line. The road extends from Med ford to Jacksonville and originally was Sam Brisbine, Agent constructed with thè financial assiat- ' Renovated Throughout ance of the two cities. Mr. Barnum Moro. Oregon some time ago requested permission SPECIAL RATES to dismantle the line, but the commis I I I 1 I I I 111111 in 1111 in -i' H' ' 81.50 up; double 82.50 up sion refused to grant such an order Room with private bath, «ingle, It it « well ettablithed belief amon» pending a hearing. This hearing was ! Ii.oo sot for September 8, but was post thoae who invest ih Observer advertising »Room wi single. that their money doe« in that way realise * poned to some data not yet fixed by s double value.
