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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, IMday, August 13, 1928.
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Pound’s Jewelry Stor
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A Specialty
Careful Attention Given To
WATCH REPAIRING
When in The Dalles
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HAVE YOUR
Lunch or Dinner
(Full Course)
35c I STONE SHOWS NORSE
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MICKIE SAYS—
IN FAR WEST IN 1010
at the
White Restaurant
408 E. 2nd St
The Dalle«, Oregon
Lunch and Dinner combination«
that are said by our patrons to
equal Home Cooking
Spokane, «Wash.—Bearing a grilling
dmcrlpt^iQ of a battle between I d
diana and Norsemen nearly 1,000 years
ago, a huge painted bowlder near
tty limits tolls a story of
»PO
prof. Oluf Opejon, author
the
of Indiana ar« runic characters de-
•cribing a battto tn which 12 Norse­
men were killed In the year 1010 A.
D^ th« former Norwegian professor
has revealed.
Although hundreds of persons have
¿.seen the paintings, do efforts had
b««o made to translate them until jm-
centty, when Mr». Margaret Amund-
•on Reynolds of Spokane studied tho
writing« . She requested r Professor
Opsjon to vleit the rock and he veri
fled her translation«
Repairing a Specialty.
502 E. Second st
ly contrite. Withal shrewdly su«picioun
of Josey’s tongue, thrust It Upon her.
th thrilling deocrlption
i on« almost within th«
dty limits of Spokane," Mr. Opajon
Pain!
W. T. Slatten, D. D. S. .
TKe DSDé», Oré¿on
12 of the, Noma party ««cap«d
after 12 had be«n killed and six ot th«
eevoo women captured, and tho other
woman and her baby hurled to their
Amths from the rock. Six of the cur-
liwx». later came J»ack. burted tho
dead.and wfote th« etory of the b» ' «
This record «till further substanti
M6 2nd St
befors Columbus,” bs »ay»
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Mr. Opajon earn« to America »ev-
^*9d year» »go to »tudy Norse record»
I and tw^ jeai^ ago announced he pad
- traced journey» of Noroe band» across
North AmerfCIL ^
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BLAQÍ.ANQ WHITE.
Restaurant -Fountain
beside the xpring, the bowld«r stands
SQ
test above.« rocky .hillside
and is 150 feet in circumference. Many
- eon as you are _
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACtf
*ao*s and other» by rock» about the
tame nt tho bowlder. -
Opajon »ay» h« 1» anxious to have
discovery investigated. He han
cumnteted his examination of,th*
hjS
THE DALLES, OREGON
" FUNERAL HOME
Phone
Washlagton, near th« mouth
«lambía river; and Tllamook
“Thao« records,” said Opejoa. “tadi-
845 The Dalles
), divided tato two «Kpèdlttous
ortbwest. Inscriptions I have
A.M. Wright
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river.
i«to th« Pacific
Calls forkrid fcWivefB
in Moro Wasco
and Grass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
a
Naturalist« ’
MU films, typewrlters and eagerness,
American na ture «xpedltton ls
rking oe tw« littl« specks ef land
íactly andar ib« Arctiq adre!« where-
wlld-blrd life Is most abundant. ,
Te Ind out for himself somethin
bln« gooes, ««peci Al I
Fin
has chartered th«
for us« In visiting
r»<ku
. It 11 believed U>0
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SERVICE
STATION
dersigned has been appointed admin­
istrator of the estate of MaW D.
Bottled Drink« on Ice
eounty udha« qualified Tn persona
Laving claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same
duly verified,, as by law required, at
the law office of W. C. Bryant,Moro,
Orégon, within six months from th*
date thereof.
Dated and first published July 28,
1926.
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Walter A. Morris, Administrator
of the Estate of Mary D. Morris,
deceased.
Call, write, of phone
Date last publication, August 20,1926
W. C. Bryant,
Libby, McNeill A Libby, The Dalles.
Attorney for Administrator.
OBSERVER
WANT
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ADS
Rates: Under 15 words, 35c
15 to 80 words, 50c
a^anded, pretending to frown: “Tell
the whole,tai*. Almira. I knew it’s
worth heUrin’. “
* Ebe told »It—to a. kindly «trap« GOOD GENTLE FRiSH JERSEY
Gow for sale reasonable. Dayton
thetlc andleuee
After «.fort,, they
2t*
knew Ann Mar!»
As a ministerial Henrichs, phone 27F44 Moro.
w ■ . ..r
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grandchild, she was entitled to heaps
WANTED—You to writa or call at
of tiling»
Wit ii the red dreaa went
my office for information how to
«too a gold
five 'dollars
coin brooch, par
2 Door» East of Skaggs Store
The bowlder marks the burial
mound of th* 12 Norsemen killed in
the battle, be said.
“In aU the runicTnacrlptlons I have
been able to atranslate as they are
fodnd on rocks from Lafikador and the
New England states, through Canada
and the United States to Alaska and
Of them dating
tro the Christian
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In the County Court of the. State
The
near-»nd
apple
c
anning
season
Oregon for Sherman Coupty, in
thing now. t
Jnr pear mu apyw
mg
matter of the Estate of Mary D.
will commence ahoqt August 1st, last-
»«ry m .
Mrs. Glasu got up,
m a,bureau drawer Ing four to five months We wnad^Notice U hereby given that tha un­
women and girls who desire steady
e'« quilted hood work and wish to stay on the job ahd
for
4 pdu.
"Hew’d
«Brinai“«* she
Niee 'el«B plmt
Cool hi warm
t before Poe.
weather
and
steam
h«ated
in cold
- Re UhU W i
ktaled It. crying
weather. Cost-plan cafeteria. Some
«Apturoo^y: “M
It’» th« prettiest I partly furnished apartments at very
reasonable rental..
K/t was a, ¿.wonderful piece of act-
Th« piece work rates will be such
ing—;her dencani upon th«. Jackson that any woman whq will apply her­
hpue«h<»lih with p ptea t«R bur the
deapised lUrk frock, for oonte uth«r self with reasonable diligence can
body needing It so bedly. Polly deep­ Egyn from $8.50 to $4.00 per day
Runic ' Record of Battle
Found Near Spokane.
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JEWELER
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED
i
COSTS LESS THAN
Tripp, 810 Union Street, The Dalles,
Oregon.
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4Lu»
Innocence
By MARTHA M WILLIAMS
(CopyrUht.)
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•iTJOW did your ma like Polly’s
■kA hfew drees? I thought I* was
fine,” Mrs. Glass asked cannlly of her
young visitor.
. Josey, still in the age of Inno­
cence—to wit, ’’goin' on. «rvmf*—I
answered judicially:
"She pever
said, but I reckoned she Uked It She
laughed hard two or three tfmee»"
“Dld-^eh? What did Polly say to
that?” from the Inquisitor.
, Josey brightened visibly, flinging
bpek: “Ever so much more’n I can
remember. First she cried, then she
stomped—and beat herself. Walkin’
from the lookin’ glnns to the fire­
place—makin’ out like »he'd put th«
dress on the fire—if »he didn’t have
Jt on.
Tin glad »he didn’t burn It
I love red------ and it’s the reddest red
Mix Glass had turned several
color» red. green *lmost—purpla She
had spent three hard days out of pure
neighborly kindness making the red
silk poplin for the eldest Jackson
girt, whose Mack eyes and olive skin.
It had, to her mind, greatly set off.
truly shrewd.
With four younger
Jackson* coming on like stairstep«,
sh« wanted them married off as they
whom the good lady Had predestined
for her nephew, T>octor Ware. A good
fellow Doc—all he needed was a start,
and • wife. Major Jackson said firm­
ly, each of bls girls would have a
borne to take h«r young man to. Their
mother was sickly, She. went out not
pt «11, so Mra Glass had been eyes
and «V* ter her now thia five years.
In all matters of styl* and color.
e Josey’s Revelation was a bomb to
Mrx Glass. She could hardly credit
ft For she had seep Polly, peacock­
ing before the big mirror, at the
last trying-on, smiling at her Image
and saying joyously: “Why!
This
can’t bo me I I never Jooked so be»
for«’* She must look deeper Into the
matter—hence she asked carelessly:
J*Dld Polly or your mother find any
special fault?”
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“Polly dld,”J »aid Josey. “Said the
frock hiked up on one side, and
^sagged down
In
front—and
the
sleeves wer« so stiff they tickled
uvi,
ruiiy
Twav*» vast *
white satin lining be sure—she has
so much color It will b« more becom- PRUNES—The famous Italian vari­
’n^.”
ety; good keeper; good eater; good
Then and there Mrg Glees Inn ached Canner; 201b crate 40 cents t. o.b.
her bolt—the -peech she fancied Joe Douda, Estacada, Oregon. StaO
would amplv it ven*« her.
It ran:
MYo«’re flighty uood people—1 Was a FULL BLOOD JERSEY BULL fori
bit afraid to com«, thinking maybe
you might feel that I*oHy had th« vice. H. C. Thompson, Moro, Oregon
first Halin on Doc.’’
FOB
SALB
roano na W è.
There Me Jackson stopped her PIANO
Write care postoffiee box 272.1
with a laugh, so mirthful It could Moro, Oregon.
tf
oot be misunderstood-
Getting one’s H*me on the voting Bat
for the first time Is a serious ceremony,
yet with touches of humor. For In­
stance, one lady was asked what her
this question of «ne woman and sb« rw
piled,'Labprer.’" Th* registrar^eoate-
what pussled, again queried, *What
kind of labors The woman replied,
“Wall, Tin home all day.”—Christian
Science Monitor.
DELAVAL Cream
cream can for sale.
Moro, Oregon.
Separator and
Write box 272
2tj30
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice high grade piano in
storage near here for immediate
sale. Will give easy terms to an es­
tablished home. For full particulars
and where it may be seen, address
To ride on a
Seiberling AD -Tread
Sdkerlag ad Portage Cords
Sotaan Garage & Mdiy Co
Watco, Oregon
Portage Cords at Mail Order Prices
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C. V. Btiknap, Proprldtar
Moro Hotel Barber Shop
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Sherman county, in the
matter of the estate of Ira K. Axtell,
deceased.
,
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed admin­
istratrix of the «state of Ira K. Axtell,
of Statue of Apollo deceased, by the County Court of the
the State of Oregon for Sherman County
The famous
Apollo on and has qualified. All persons hav-
«■» uni ano or ueioa, which mat wvr-
claims Against said «state are
rUd M mw, M,UU. bu «»UI, bMl
duly vevuied, as oy law required at
salvad.
the law office of W. C. Bryant, Moro,
Oregon, within six months from the j++++++++ *+++
date thereof.
Dated and first published July 28,
dent Greek coin, where the god 1» 1926.
Bessie Axtell, Administratrix
Shown holding th* three Graces in his
. of the Estate of Ira K. Axtell,
right hand.
deceased.
of Inscriptions Theodora. Reinach an­ Date last publication, August 20,1926
.
, W. C. Bryant,
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nounced that he had calculated, with
Attorney for Administratrix
Moro, Oregon
Ladies and Children*« Hrir Cutdn<
and. Shingle Bobbing
BATHS
I DP I I M I bWI «ill ++4
I hHkprjideiil Warehouse & Nilliug Co
R. H McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
[lo and th«
r colossus at
mstlcs, th«
òtpiò of Pan.
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts,
Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood,
Coal and Hay.
MANUFACTURERS OF
They stood
Ms left hand ho carried a bow.
MILL FEED AND FLOUR
Th«
-, With the assistance^ «< a Delian In­
scription which ’gsentloned the weight
for the
R«tnscb esti
god and th«
te of the fig-
“Just to think how I worked on mated th« tela
rs for tbs Apollo
'em.” Mrs. Glass bit her lips. “Ain’t
ty centimeters for
meter
Polly goln* to wear the frock to the
ro
dub dance?”
H
“I reckon not." Josey began.
. -Hard upon Josey’s heels came Mra.
Qlaas’ nephew. Doctor Ware.
He
was still In a measure In leading Idoá ofl nf priority.
* strings to Mrs. Glass—Aunt Almira,
as he knew her.
Now owner of a
car. also a mustache tn being be
The feeling of Inferiority 1st« «K-
required Dio« handling. . But some­
thing was the matter. Just gow his
hands wero hot and tremulous—his
▼etc«, usually blgbooming. broke and Hygeta Magasin«, Moot of us have had
quavered unaccountably'I n greeting
her—•and was almost out of hearing
,
DEALERS IN
wood, ot th. «rapto» Tootooia and
grouped, but
respectively,
fiuta and th«
.
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WHEN YOU TRAVEL
BY AUTO
AND VISIT THE DALLES
STORE YOUR CAR
Vork—Extension Division.
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infill
nrsj7 '
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In the concrete, fully equipped, xoomy ¿ar^e of W«l-
ther-William» Company, Competent workman always ready
to help you in any way they can at least expeme tU you.
For any service rendered the charge will always be reasonable.
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hi«. Aunt Al—unless you’ll help me
THE DALLES
It Is thought that Richard Coeur-
de-Llon invented tarring and feather-
(aOUd, Richard mad« sundry laws for
Union and Third St.
I
pkm. and boiling pitch shall be poured
The Dalle«, Ore.
drat land at which th* ship shall touch
“What forT she demanded, her
own voice shaking. In a rush came
the tale—love’s v6ong dream—and
then some. He had married, secretly,
a girl wb« hadn't a penny—not even
• troek fin* enough for the Infare
his folka would insist upon firing
the pair, when he brought her home
She was Parson jenk»' granddaugh
ter on a month’s visit to the old peo­
ple. They would be too opposed to
the marriage to help even If they
ceulA HIs mother would never get
over It If Ann Maris came to her not
tonkins
clsbL
Couldn’t—wouldn’t
OREGON.
mg Oüiad on t* fa«« a nw situation
aro familiar to all of is.
However, by establishing habits ot
* A “WANT” ad in T he M oro <
to meet th« situation ar« not faced
failure and th« feelings of inferiority
become habitual, and one’s lot Will ba
FOR SALE AT
O bserver will reach more
e in . Shennar County than
I by any other ■ medium dvailabl