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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1926)
Of í .'.i-- The Sharman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, BMP* »> Momooom«o«—omaaaomo— o o a n nn nn r Women’s Silk Dresses In-One Great Sale Never before such high grade dresses offered at so low prices. An opportunity to select your new dress at a remarkable sa vings. AU sizes - aU colon - aU styles NO TWO DRESSES ALIKE $12.95 $11.95 $16.75. $18.95 $23.75 : $21.75 $31.75 $27.95 $49.50 New Aniools in Summer Millinery. MB! - ■ - ■-■»L- SLIGHT INTEREST TAKEN PRIMARY ELECTION IN MEMOR1UM IN May 28,1928 ■ < OBSERVER ____ WANT ADS Rates: Under 15 words, 36c 4 ‘ « t j ' 15 to 30 words, ^0c The primary election held in Sher- Mrs. M. L. Hoskinson passed away Over 80 wds., l%c IHc per wd. I man county and the state at large last I Friday was a quiet affair. Steiwer at the Mid-Columbia hospital a* The Dalles on Thursday evening, May WANTED at once—women and girls for pnited States senator and Patter- to hull strawberries--good wages— I son for governor were nominated on 7th, after-an illness of a few brief steady work—excellent working con I the republican ticket. Opposing them weeks. When first going to the hos ditions. Libby McNeil & pital for medical treatment her con Libby, The Apply Dplles, Oregon. m28-21 is Haney for United States senator I and Pierce for governor, nominated dition was not considered to be ser WANT to buy saddle horse. Weight by the democrats. The only dose ious, but her health failed to im about 1100 pounds. From 6 to 8 I contest was that between Turner and prove as the days went by until about years old. Must be an A No. 1 horse. I McLaughlin for the democratic nom- a week ago when the doctors said Bee Everett Wilson at Moro Redeo . m28-lt I ¡nation for state school superintend- the end could only be within a short June 5th and 6th. I ent, which seems now to have been time. Mn. Hoskinson has an exten OIL STOVE for sale cheap. Perfect I woif by Turner with a lead' of 88 sive acquaintance and a large circle condition. D. E. Clark, Moro, I vote«. Howard was the republican of friends jn the state as well as in Oregon. m21-2t I nominee for the office of school sup- Sherman county who will be grieved WANTED — Good cook house. to hear of her death. 11 erintendent. Mary Louisa Coleman was born in V. 8. Barr, Moro, Oregon. ; m21 [ 1/ The vote in Sherman 'county was I enlivened by the local contest for Bremer county. Iowa,, November 10th, WANTED — Experienced combine 11 the republican nomination for county 1866, and passed away on May 27th. man for harvest. C. P. Walker, JI commissioner between A. A. Dunlap 1926, aged 59 years. 6 months and Moro, Oregon. m21-2t d and J. Hk Wilson, both from Kent 26 days. She moved to Oregon, com I distript. The nomination was won on ing to Sherman county, in 1896. She OIL STOVE FOR SALE CHEAP. Perfect condition. D. E. Clark, 11 both the republican and democratic was married to R. E. Hoskinson at ______ m|4-2t [ I tickets by Dunlap. Ths. republican Moro on November 1st, 1900, to Moro, Oregon. • vote on this office gave Dunlap 886 Which union there was one child WE PAY pareel post one way on all shoe repairing. Good quality work । and Wilson 156. The democratic born, Jessie Hoskinson, now residing Sd leather. Joe Amore. The I vote for the same office gave Dunlap at Moro. Mrs. Hoskinson was first dlee, opposite the poet office. 1 8 and Wilson 1, the only precinct in elected to the office of county clerk 11 the county casting democratic, votes for Sherman county at the election । held in November, 1918, and was AMERICAN YOUTH for this office being Kent. The vote cgst in Sherman county, again reelected to the office at the as canvassed by the official board, elections held in 1920 and 1924. Mrs. Hoskinson leaves one daugh is as follows: ter, Jessie Hoskinson of Moro; three NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN step sons, Robert Hoskinson of Moro Republican z and Dean and Buell Hoskinson, pres Williams 1........... ................. 9 ent address unknown; two sisters, Democratic Mrs. R. J. Ginn of Moro and Mrs. T. 20 King_____ .................. 80 R. McGinnis of Corvallis; two broth Millar ................... •......................... .. West ................................................ 62 ers, J. E. Coleman of Moro and J. L. UNITED STATES SENATOR Coleman of Dincoin, Nebraska; two- Republican uncles, James Woods of Moro and . 279 Wren Woods of ( larinda, Iowa; an Steiwer .. . 101 Stanfield ■* . 57 aunt Mrs. A. D. Blair of Clarinda, Shumwaÿ . 14 Iowa. Clark .... . 80 Funeral services will- be held at Crossley .. . 2 Moro opera house Sunday afternoon Evey ... . . 82 May 30th, at 2 o’clock. Interment Sandblast Barrett .. will be in the I.O.O.F. cemetery at 95 Moro. < 'i ? — Haney '. V 63 Wjatkins U. S. REPRESENTATIVE Republican Sinnott Democratic 6 Sinnott Edw. C. Pease Co. Quality Apparel THE DALLES» OREGON MNOBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ GOVERNOR of contradicting anyone with whom he 285 conversed. In fact, he once flatly con 184 tradicted the queen. He attended a 33 royal reception and was presented to her majesty, who had beard something Democratic Pierce ............................................. 144 Of bls propensity “I bear, admiral, Webber ............ 18 you contradict ever/ one who speaks to you,” said the queen. “Your majesty JUSTICE SUPREME COURT is misinformed,'’ replied the admiral, Republican . 396 gruffly. *T do nothing of the aort." Bean . .. . 374 McBride . 810 Brown ., . 168 Shepherd Republican Upton .. Patterson Cartel1 .. Take a Picture Get Your Kodak Out And let Croaby’» expert« finish your films. 24 hour service on a quality basis. We make the most . of every film you send us. Everything in Anything • Everything in Drugs Everything in Kodaks 187 118 97 83 65 Turner . i............. ,.77 McLaughlin .................. 81 64 Democratic PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER R«public«n Gram 410 Democratic 502 E. Second st 2 Doon East of Skaggs Store Parker Woods Democratic Parker .......................................... Woods ............................................ 2 STATE REPRESENTATIVE Republican A. E CROSBY Tom Snell The Dalles, Oregon. * I.................... »HI........ IHIUHHH.......... . Ross9 Confectionery K J. F. VOLSTORFF H.ighu Agency Dealer for the Hupmobile USED CARS v * ■I ■ Hl ■ ■ m St . f SATISFIED! That is what our patrons say after they have enjoyed the excellent lunches we serve at our foun tain. ' Delightful to r Serve You too, if you ara not already ac quainted, are invited to share with others our delightful and appetising electric not plate quick lunch service. •*> Naturally, first emphasis is placed on the quality of our service but with quality assured the attrac tive prices will draw many to Delicious to Eat * Ross’ Confectionery MORO, OREGON Elisabeth (-Betty") Clark. 11, Oedars, Delaware, la one of that •tate’s girl candidates for the Ameri can Youth Award, established by the directors of the Sesqui-CentennUl In ternational Exposition, to be held at Philadelphia from June 1 to Decem ber 1 in observance of 160 years of American Independence. If "Betty" is fnnlly chosen to represent Delaware she win be given a week's trip to the Exposition and to Washington and the Kindly Service During the trying hours of sorrow, friends and relatives must be relieved of every possible burden and responsibility connected with the funeral. , a The funeral director'is the only one who, by thorough training and experience, is capable of quietly and efficiently attending to the mary details that arise. To ride on a Seiberling All - Tread The Crandall Undertaking Company Sedan at Big ♦ Sacrifice PhoM 3S-J, The Dallos, Oregon 0OOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOaCOQQQGOOOQOaoaçOOGOOBOOOaO00O HOT WEATHER , MUST HAVE THE MONEY Is a time of hardship for the housewife made easier with a Kohler Power and Light Plant on the farm that permits working in a cool kitchen when ironing. For sale at sacrifice, nearly new sedan; four door; four wheel brakes; balloons; perfect mechan- • ical order; cost $1300; will sac rifice for |850. See Sherman Garage, Wasco, Oregon. Sabering and Partage Cards Democratic 41 Tom ............................................. 9 Jackson ... ;............................. JUSTICE OÈ PEACE Republic«» J. P. Lindeman Rufus, dist. No. 1 J. A. Smith Wasco, dist. No. 2 R. J. Ginn Moro, dist. No. 3 R. A. Stow Grass Valley, dist No. 4 Pontiac- Oakland Automobiles Federal Knight Truck TERMS WITHIN REACH 448 296 — ____ Opposite Hotel Moro COSTS LESS THAN 1-4-c Per Mile 331 193 General Repairing. Auto Top» and trimming. Indian Novelties. The Dall««, Oregea We have conscientiously endeavored to place at your disposal the best in personal service and essential equipment. Spooner 119 ........................................ CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE Republican The Dalles, Ore. Harness Repairing a Specialty. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Republican Howard .... *................ Parrott ......... .... .. Alderson ......................... Tdoxe . ;........................... Bryant ...................... .... 610 E. 2nd 8t JEWELER Contradicted the Queon. That veteran journalist and prince of raconteurs, Sir Henry Lucy, delights In telling the story of a certain old ad- 426 f D. LINDQUIST MARY t. HO SKIN SdN Sherman Garage &Nchy Co Wasco, Oregon Portage Cords at Mail Order Prices FOR SALE BY, $1300 car for $850 Democratic Moro, Oregon ' " agents Rufus, dist. No.l .... J. P. Lindeman Wasco, dist. No. 2 ....................... Tip between J. A. Smith and A. B. Potter. for Hartwig i * Flower ’ . *■ Shop The Dalles, Oregon All orders left by noon de livered the same day at . The Dalles prices SPECIAL ATTtNTION Given to Floral Orders for Memorial Day. Place orders early to se- cure best selections. ............................ II HH4WI Illi IIH Il li I IM HU IM» 1 1'1 1 *1* lolependeDt Warehouse £ Hilling Co R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon ' :DEALERS IN Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and H ay. MANUFACTURERS OF MILL FEED AND FLOUR Mi ll w « Him I I M-W Il li I M l 1 4 I I III U I«* HI 'I HI I-I H m ' READ THE OBSERVER PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN Republican L. B. Payne Rufus......... F. M. Smith Klondike ... P. C. Axtell Monkland .. Lester Heath Michigan ... ............. Tie Grass Valley between Roy Blake, Geo. Dickson and J. W. Hayes. .. » L. K. Smith Rutledge ... .. Fred Haynes Kent ...... W. H. Ragsdale Moro .... J. P. Yates Wasco ............ ... Roy Powell Erskine......... ........... -... None Locust Grove Mens’ Suits $30.00 AND NO MORE FREE C. M. Andrew* Wall Hone. The New 1926 Model, 14-ft Cut Case Combined Harvester Democratic Rufus . . . ............. C. M. Ku; Locust Grove > None Klondike .... J. N. Stevenson Monkland .. ................ None ... Roy Powell Erskine .... ............. ¿ None ......... None Kent ........... ........ None .. J. W. Hayes Grass Valley . J. C. McKean Moro........... G, N. Crosfield D^ll Wright will* demon strate the Case Combined' Harvester each Saturday in Moro. Everyone is ln- .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 • See This Wonderful Machine and Let Us Demonstrate It To You Much ef the attar of rose come« from Bulgaria and the sophistication of the perfume since the war has given deep concern to the government, which has offered L0O0.000 levas (we do not knolr how much this represents In real money) for prises for a process to dis cover adulterants Essence of gera nium has been used to debase the per ft,ma This has proved very detrimen tal to the trade. It has not only weakened confidence, but has a disas trous effect on prices as well.—Sclan tific American.__________ i the Grain.” We stock a complete line of repairs for this machine, no small item when mis fortune happens to hit you in the middle of your run. ' "" g *£ ’, K V' 7 4L r Farmers Elevator & Supply Co. Nearly half of Englaad’s 18^00,000 people firs to cities of more than 50,- i given new attention as a result of the ! aftar-war employment problem which , confronted the country. Incidentally, ! Durham Is the only English county in which the men outnumber the woman. NOW HERE! —J 88: » V ■■ ♦ 9 f I i i II 1 V
