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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1926)
• Oregon New* in Brief IN A QUIET WAY' Petitions for a measure to bo put I oa the toll ballot giving the opport an- | ity to the voters of Tillamook county | to vote on a special tax of 1 mill, which win raise »28,000 for further | Im p rove m ents of the county fair grounds, wars tiled with the county clerk. With the oiling of the Oelllo see-1 tlon of the Columbia highway, the oiling of state roads tor the season SOLD! <We en^avor io bring to those in sorrow the comforting assurance that everything- possible has been done to pay a fitting ‘tribute to the one who has passed away. The Crandall Undertaking Company The Dalles, Oregon. Phone 35-J. Lady Assistants. varied from »WO to »1000 a mile, do-1 pending on the quality of oil and the hauling distance. Attorney-General Van Winkle will by hiss, says the New Tort Times. STOCKHOLDERS: a nmss meeting of stockholders held in Wasco, about thirty stockholders representing about 300 shares voted to sell their stock to the Pacific Power A t ó $ 5» FOSS & CO, A Telephone company lookin« to a boldine up transportation of imported announced at the executive depart* * says the Philadelphia Ledger. Bet the If you wish to avail yourself of Moro, Oregon ANNUAL’8EED GRAIN SHOW ure. There la no doubt that the rail* they hare killed through Crater lake nois Seed Grain Show opened at the «ranted by Superintendent C. O. College of Agriculture, University of Thompson, rescinding orders previous- ■ Illinois, at Urban#, Illinois, found a gayly decorated city ready to receive righting the mine employers is one ly both In money and morale. Its inevitable failure will force the unions to step lightly in the future. They will Klamath county court accepted »11.000 in lion of |»,000 owed oa delinquent Plow Shares Sharpened cislon held that In the event of fore closure the county would be burdened with lands which it could not sell Double Trees and Single Trees tween |7M^M and »LM0.000. This included five buildings, equipment and valuable manuscripts in the college Catholic priests ’ to contain more Imagination than re- tot.l of ten and one-hplf Bert E. Haney course, as exciting as a paradox; bat truth sometimes gets a better perspec tive than Action In these matters \ for the Senate BROWN ocibeaa im iiiii mmniiiiiiiiiHimin mm M oro T heatre MORO, declines to admit the Bible as an In fluence for good. - 4th — MONDAY — at Portland City Auditorium at 8 p. m. OREGON Claire Windsor in “ MONEY TALKS ” I to nue With Corinne Griffith and Lloyd Hughes in the supporting cast Admission 10c and 80c tiiuiimuni = Dr. Wonderlick announces the re moval of his office into the apartments connected with his residence in the Burr es house next to the Wasco New» Enterprise. In making this change the convenience of the public as well as of thA doctor has been taken into consideration as it will be easier to give office treatments day or night and easier to locate the doctor and no attention need be paid to office hours. Altho under the same roof, the office will afford all desired privacy as there is a separate entrance, waiting room and a consultation room separated from the rest of the house by double walls. Ihe public is welcomed to use the scales as before. The waiting room is always open. To be as good as 1 ------------ There is truth in what the vice president of the Jefferson Memorial as sociation says shout the famous gig. He claims that “the eight days which young Thomas Jefferson spent along the road in this ^Utery vehicle were productive of tor deeper meditation of travel would have permitted." But are the slow ways of colonial times a partial explanation of the sound thoughts of earix American leaders 1 Not at all! There were wild and selfish proposals In those days also, says the Baltimore Son. A man’s thoughts depend more on himself than on his mode of travel.. 1 111 ................ NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County. In the matter of the Estate of E. H. Bruckert, deceased. Notice is hi adminia- dersigned has trator of the Court of the deceased, by erman County State of Ore persons hav- and has qua said estate are ing claims hereby notifi ,-------- duly verified, as by law required, at the law office Ofw.C. Bryant, Moro, Oregon, within six months from the date thereof. • Dated and first published October 1. 1926. i RICHARD J. bRUCKERT, Administrator of the Estate of E. H. Brqgkert, deceased. W, 1986 Date of last --------------, W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Adminis trator. 5tol-29 COMING TO THE DALLES BUICK Dr. Mellenthin SPECIALIST need to have Of course, this story about 25,000 la a mere piece of Impertinence, ex- Ings of resilient silencing rubber Triple-Sealed Engine • • • A Vacuum- the United States has not recognised the Soriots. It is perfectly well known THE D MÓNDA ONE DAY ONLY Dr. Mellenthin i» • regular Ae in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Oregon. He where nature is not Interfered with, does not operate for chroi ’c appendi says the Philadelphia Record. In citis, gall stonaa uicers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He hds to his credit wonderful re- suits in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, heart, nerves, WinXskUU and rectal ailments. we understand that foot-binding has fleers Below art* his many aat1 Greatest GEO. N. CROSFIELD DISTRIBUTOR FOR SHERMAN COUNTY WASCO, OREGON . Dealers In Woodworking It Is Interesting to see, from the dean of Windsor’s report <m the re pair of St George’s chapel, that the medieval workman sometimes scamped bls work, and the medieval architect was not above a little jerry building, says the London Outlook Somehow one had often suspected it- -that pic tore of the honest joy tn toll and Who Exposed the Teapot Dome Scandal, and Ousted Graft and Grafters from High Places 4 language. ..... ...............inn i ......................i................ ............................................ .............. Thomas J. Walsh GARAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP Bar Iron and Steel Photograph of Henry W. Brok, of Naperville, Illinois, who was crowned eral strike constituted British labor's “Com King’ of 1M0- 4 / momecy* ably because they cannot get their feet pressure. Mrs. Peter Westburg, Colton, sto mach trouble. . ■ Mrs. Halvor Nelson, Chinook, Meo got along fairly well together Wash., goitre. Martin Jorgeeson» Astoria, nerve as long as they don’t want the same trouble. . . _ - girt or the mme office. When they be Mrs. Chris Hanson, Chinook, Wash., come crosswise In love or politics, each bowel trouble and neuritis. Mrs. James Ellis, Coquille, gull knows the other Is an abandoned . . a scoundrel, an unprincipled liar and a stones and colitis. James Suess, Lakeside, ulcers of degraded cannibal. stomach. J. R. Jenkins, Silverton, circula When • poHUeUn *oWt know th« tory trouble. . Remember the above date» that consultation on this trip will be free and that his treatment is different. Married women must be accom- Lea Angelos, California •i . Tank Lumber and Hardwood
