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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1926)
Th« Sherman County FIVE LOCAL SCHOOL • FAIRS HELD LAST WEEK Bell, COUNTY COMMISSIONER I take this means of informing the voters of Sherman county that 1 am For State Cookery: Janet Stephens, Moro, i candidate for the republican nom- A local fair wm held in each of nation fog'County Commissioner for A. M. Young returned last Satur- 1st; Lois Bryant, Moro, 2nd; Leora Sherman county at the primary elec the five town schools in the county Peeetx,* Moro» 3rd. tion to be held May M, 192«. < property in Montana, located near from April 25 to 30. The first fair If nominated and elected I wijl en SUPERINTENDENT Missoula. He was accompanied on was held at Rufus. Each room Of deavor to serve to the best of my In spite of the fact that Grass Republican Candidate the trip by the two Fatter brothers, the school put on a very excellent ex Valley school had been closed for ability the interests of the J. H. farming northeast of Moro,-who also hibit, Locust Grove and Biggs, in more than a week because of sick- every particular. cluded in the Rufus local fair dis hold interests in the property. TO THE VOTERS OP THE ELEV . Their work at the mine showed trict, also had an exhibit of school ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT: room and club work. every indication of a rich mine in I hereby announce my candidacy for that fair. Rutledge, Buckley, and The award for the rooms were giv the not too distant future and the '■ : '* for re-nomination and re-election to en as follows: Intermediate room, Michigan brought exhibits from the the office of circuit judge of the elev surpasses all other gifts for the Graduate. And the rural districts. enth judicial district subject to the definite steps to put the property on Rufus 1st; Locust Grovg 2d; Pri excellent variety of our stock will enable you to The room awards were as follows: wfll of the voters of the Republican mary room, Rufus 1st. a paying basis. Seventh snd eighth grade room, make selections at the price you wish to pay. Thyra Fields of Locust Grove re While away Mr. Young said that Graas Valley, 1st; Rutledge school ceived first on her division II sewing he saw any number of deer in the 2nd; Third and fourth grade room, duet the affairs of the office f airly and A few suggestions for the busy shopper: mountains. While driving their adto and Mary Ellison of Rufus first on Grass Valley, Srd. impartially as in the past. nnd rounding a curve two deer came her cookery exhibit. WATCHES BELT BUCKLES A nstive of Oregon. A residant of Club awards Were as follows: from out of the woods and stood and - A community dinner was served the district for 22 years. VANITY CASES • PEARL BEADS » v , Division III, Sewing: Barbara watched them come within about during ,the noon hour. The local Paid adv. 3-12 D. R. PARKER. BIRTH STONE RINGS BAR PINS Walpole, Grass Valley, lat; Helen eighty feet of the car before again field mbet and tryout took place in CUFF LINKS m • CHAIN AND KNIFE Helen Feeley, Grass .Valley, 2nd; STATE REPRESENTATIVE the afternoon and the local declam taking to the timber. Engstrom, Graas Valley, Srd. I hereby announce my candidacy atory contest in the evening. Doris We solicit and will fully appreciate your valued patronage. Division L Sewing: Vivi Davie, for the office of Representative of the Our assortments, prices, and service will surely please you. Payne and Curtis Thonipson of Rufus RAIN COMES TÔ HELP SHERMAN and Margaret Barnet of Biggs won Rutledge, 1st. COUNTY CROP ' Handwork: Mildred Lester, Grass first place in the A, B, and C divi counties, subject to the will of the sions respectively. ■ The quality of VsIIey, 1st; Pnhline Pearcy, Grass voters of the Republican party at the Sherman county has been visited the work from these schools was of a Valley, 2nd; Cora Bayer, Grass Val primary election to be held May 21, with rain nearly every day during 1926. ' high type and each exhibit was taste ley, 3rd. . If nominated and elected I wiH the past week. The experiment sta Camp Cookery? The three awards fully arranged and decorated. I the district to the very best of tion reports .54 of an inch for the for camp cookery went to. the Rut serve my sbiHty. May 17th to 21st week up to Friday morning. A heavy ledge school. Paid adv. E. W. SNELL. Tuesday the Wasco school gym white frost hit most parts of the Expert Watch and F. H. CocIMgc, Jeweler, Superintendent City Schools county on Wednesday morning, but nasium presented a pleasing spectacle FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE On Friday the entire Kent school MARSHFIELD, OREGON no reports of damage have ¿een re- with its row of decorated booths on building showed effects of the local I hereby announce myself a repub each side of the room. Esch grade fair spirit The rural exhibits wqre lican candidate for Circuit Judge of Í t mnnn i »»n»i»u»inw«n»umwtw»»»»»nn»H»c«mini»nwnnm»muu The following prominent edu ceivedfcS ■ cators of the State of Oregon room and each teacher from the high plsced in the sssembly room while m TTM mm M i '' Judicial District com are among the many indorsing school hsd a separate booth and the different grades arranged their prising Gilliam, Sharman and Wheel 900000000 his candidacy:1 everything was ready by nine o’clock. work in their individual rooma. Each er Counties, at the primary election Hopkin Jenkins, Principal Jeffer vu be ue held nem May « 21 a , 1926. If nomi to Some very fine manual training work room was well filled snd presented a nated and elected I will administer ALFRED E . CLARK son High School. Portland, Ore. Hugh Boyd, Principal Washington was shown. During the day the high most pleasing appearance. of Portland High School, Portland, Ore. school paper was prepared and print The room awards were aa follows: Paid adv. W. X. Very, Principal Lincoln E. R. WOODS ed on the new high school mimeo High School, Portland, Ore. Intermediate room of Kent, 1st; ■ ■- —s— graph which was temporarily install Primary room of Kent 2nd; Advan T. X Gary, Principal Buckman STATE REPRESENTATIVE That is whst our patron* say after dcnoui. rvruMUi vic. ■ ed in the gymnasium- The exhibit ced room of Kent, 3rd. , they have enjoyed the excellent I hereby announce my candidacy Grace Bridx» s. Grade School . loathes we serve at our foun from the domestic art department de for renomination to the office of Handwork: Florence Schilling, Teacher, Portland, Ore. tain. SUI Representative of the Twenty- serves special mention. Julia Spooner, Grade School Liberty, 1st; LaVsughn Powell, Li I Representative District com- The room awards were as follows: Teacher, Portland, Ore. You too, if yon are not already ac berty, 2nd; Zeis Ruggloa, Liberty, r Sherman, Gilliam andWheeler H. E. In low. Superintendent of Biglow school, 1st; Seventh grade quainted, are invited to snare ies subject to the will of the eoi 3rd. Schools, Pendletmn, Ore. with others our delightful and room, Wasco, 2qd; Eighth grade room Sewing I. Roberta Schilling, Kent Goo. A. Brise ot, Superintendent appetizing electric Hot plate primary election to be held May 21, Wasco Srd. r of Schools, Ashland, Ore. 1st; Clarice Wilson, Kent, 2nd; 1926. quick lunch service. Following are the club awards for Susanne Holmes Carter, County Marjory Maclnnes, Kent, 3rd. If I am nominated and elected, I School Supt., Jackson County, the three divisions shown: Naturally, first emphasis is placed Sewing II. Doris Dunlap, Ore. . Bachelors sewing: Donald MacNab on the quality of our service but let J. E. Myers, Supt Crook County with quality assured the attrac Biglow school, 1st; Edward Happole, • Schools, Prineville, Ore. The high school exhibit of Kehl tive prices will draw many to COUNTY COMMISSIONER Biglow school, 2nd. E. H Hedrick, Superintendent of was ohe of which any school mght be To the voters of Sherman county : Division I. Mary MacNab, Blglow Schools, Medford, Ore. especially proud. All of the work the trust given me by Mas. C. E. Mulkey, County School school, 1st; Fredricks Happole, Big showed excellent quality. A type of the Appreciating people of Sherman county in Superintendent, Coquiuo, Ore. low school, 2nd; Caroline Johnson, manual traiaing new to this couhtry electing me to the office of County itendent of G. w. Ager, Sui Biglow, Srd. • Schools, Bend, added to the intereset of the exhibit. Commissioner snd responding to the Division II. Norma Feldman, Was Another part worthy of note was sr request of s large number that I co, 1st; Lsurells Hesring, Wasco, map of the United States showing again be a candidate for nomination to the office of County Commissioner MORO. OREGON 2nd; Orphis Davis, Wasco, Srd. a Candidata for the Republic* ■ in an unusual way the location of a of Sherman county at the Republican Manual Training, High school . (Paid Adv.) primary to be hold May list, I here Nomiaation for United State* great variety of producta. Kent well Harland Johnson, 1st; Harold Payne, deserved the banner given for the by announce that subject to the will of the voters of the county I filed 2nd; Delbert Seeley, 3rd. b«st higb school exhibit in the county. • my petition for reelection to the of Read a few of many unsolicited ' Grades: Gordon Harper, 1st; press comments: Each year has shown improvemdtats fice of Countf Commissioner. Snooks Dodson, 2nd; LdRoy Belshee, in these local school fairs. Thb ybar If nominated and elected I pledge THE PORTLAND DAILY Women and Girl» myself to faithfully and conscien 3rd. NEWS, spesking of the Senator the two most outstanding impressions tiously serve the interests of sll ial candidates, said: were the excellent type of rural Sherman county to the best of my “If we were entirely business On Wednesday the Moro gymna school exhibits, ' especially at the Ability and will continue to let pri like in the conduct of our public sium was in holiday attire. Moro has Erskine school at Moro and the vate business affairs not interfere affsirs, intent only upon getting the best msn svailsble for the fi ta bl y by working «at the Libby, for years held the record for the Biglow school . at Wasco and the with my attendance at every meeting “If you cannot find a fritnd in 'a of the county court aa I have done in money, there is no doubt whom McNeill A Libby cannery, The largest number of rural school ex work shown in the high school ex- the past A. A. DUNLAP we would employ. hibits. Erskine, Boardman, De Moss, hibit*. „ “We would employ a man of Monkland, Gordon Ridge, Fairview, proved achievement, proved hon COMING you will find one. esty, proved fearlessness snd write for particulars. Opening and Gorman were all present with ex SENIOR CLASS BANQUET trustworthiness. We would em- TO THE DALLES date will be announced later. cellent work on exhibit. . ploy al>ig man. There are times when we alt need an assist- The room awards were as follows: ' “And that man is Alfred E. The parents of the members of the Erskine 1st; Boardman 2nd; Monk ahce equipped with ability, authority, and fairness. . Clerk of Portland.” land and 7th and 8th grades ^f Moro senior class of M<rd high school will THE TOLEDO LEADER: Mr. SPECIALIST give the' class a banquet at Hotel Clark to a man who has had a 3rd. 8 The Crandall Undertaking Company ■ world of experience, has the qge, The Moro cooking club prepared Moro this coming Monday evening. 8 Lady Assistante Pho.. 35-J, Th. Dhltoe, the dignity and the ability to an exhibit worthy of special note. It is usually customary tor individual represent the people of this great DOES NOT OPERATE 9OOOQOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOQQOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOMpO$5 In addition to the cake and bread dinner entertainment to be given the 'Baby Holt Combine state in the national law making . Will be at display, a demonstration was made members of the class, but this year body as they should be represent THE DALLES HOTEL ed/. of the correct wsy of setting a table. the Hass is above the averhge in num - Clear bill of mdo. MONDAY, MAY 17 EASTERN CLACKAMAS The girls also held s candy sale to ber«. NEWS: “There are few men in Members of the graduating class help raise funds to send a represent PRICE $225 the state who are as well quajL ' ONE DAY ONLY fied for Senator 43 Mr. Clark.” 1 ative to the club summer school at this year are Helen Bryant, Ione Miller, Minnie Star, Gladys Gentry, Gannett Motor Co. Corvallis. THE CONDON TIMES: Hit We have a few ' Dr. Mellenthin ’is a regular gradu . Barton, attorney Following sre the club awards for Avery Martin, DaroM Beishe, Vernon iMr. Clark’s), knowledge of pub- Selected Pairs of c affairs, his prominence a* a Mitler, Lloyd HehnaRiB, Cecil Gragg, Xte in medicine and surgery and is the day: licensed by the state of Oregon. He lawyer and his reputation as a Handwork: Jean Powell, Erskine, Ardeth Cochran, Morris Searcy, Paul does not operate for chronic appendi Roosevelt Mannon speaker will prove Valuable as Alloy, Edgar Alley, Marie Amidon; ift; Fern Luttrell, Erskine, 2nd; citis, gall Stones, ulcers of stomach, sets should the people desire to x *' Le Note AmMon, and Edna Grimes. tonsilk or adenoid**' Vest Ribman, Fairview, 3rd. send him to Washington. He has to hie credit wonderful re J—Lu.------ a ■ »-- : f Divition I, Sewing: Patricia Pedigreed and Eligible fee- (Paid Adv.-Alfred E Clark for U. sults In diseases of the stomach, liver, Registry * 8. Ewistor Campaign O w mmitte s y1 Powell, 1st; Beulah Hunter, Erskine, “DAY LIGHT SAVING TO BE PUT id, skin, hpart, nerves, 2nd; Irene Kee, Boardman, Srd. Quality and Prolificness ON AT PORTLAND der, bed wetting, catarrh, Herald Guaranteed rheumatism, sciatica, leg — recta! ailments. MONTANA SCHOOL A Gift of Jewelry WiH be at Ruggles’ Confectionery HOWARD S atisfied ! Delightful to Serve Z Vidor Hugo , Dr. Mellenthin For Sale FOR SALE r..Mu ta 2g ■w NOW HERE! The New 1926 Model, 14-ft Cut ■ H 1 AtL -xí» ic A >3 Ati*1* j ; v _ ■ balance of the state'of Oregon the formerly war tried plan of daylight saving are gum shoeteg1 after “indi cations" of spproval of the plan. Thus far Mayor Baker says that all seem to be “overwhelustagiy’’ in favor of the scheme. I,atef when the vot- Imported English Chinchilla Rabbits his many satisfied patients in Oregon: Mr« W. J. Martis, Moro, high blood pressure. Mrs. Peter Westburg; Colton, sto mach trouble. Mrs. Halvor Nelson, Chinook, Wash., goitre. ‘Martin Jorgenson, Astoria, nerve Owen Bryn and Milleafun strains Registered and Pedigreed German Police Dogs SILVER CREST FOX AND FUR FARM GRASS VALLEY, OREGON i« bowel trouble and neuritis. ing people, and the#' wives have an . Mrs. James Ellis, Coquille, gall OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00OOOOD30O9090OOOOOOOOÓOÓOOOOOOa|DOO stones and colitis. occasion to vote some of the present James Suess, Lakeside, ulcers of official bonds of Portland into of- stomach. - J. R. Jenkins, Silverton, circula- toiw trouble. . - , • - .-v n ' Remember the above date, that ’ they are shy on the counted votes. consultation on this trip will be free If the scheme is sdopted farmers and and that his treatment is different. .Married women must be accom business people outsidb of Portland : will do as much busiMM as possible panied by their husbands. Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg a ' with other cities than' the metropolis Fresh Milk and Cream of the state of Oregon;' Portland msy demons Lone Rock Harvester See This Wonderful Machine and Let Us Demonstrate It To You Dell Wright will strate the Case Combined Harvester each Saturday , in Moro. Everyone is in vited to come and see the Case Harvester for himself This machine has proven its ability. Don’t experi ment. It is CASE built throughout and is simple, strong, and made to “Save the Grain.9* fortune happen* to hit you in the middle of your ran. Farmers Elevator & Supply Co. kiiuë light people may sell more juice working people forced te got to wdr of Portland may have extra hours for golfing and fishing, but will be short on business transacted when the clock —: Heppner, Oregon To Whom it May Concern: I purchased last season s Case Combined Harvester ’ and cut 900 acres of grain. A clean job of thresh ing was doné with this machine. The motor did not give us any trouble and had ample power. I believe the motor has the best governor I have ever seen, controUng the speed of the mm hr. v 4 The machine although strongly constructed, is light of draft and heavier machines. Mens’ Suits $30.00 AND NO MORE FREE z ' ' a K • C. M. Andrews Wall House. WHEN IN THE DALLES EAT AT Rqyal Cafe Open Day and Night machine. < Very truly yours, L J. Padberg. at all times.; DELIVERY TWICE DAILY Leave orders at Moro Pharmacy
