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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1927)
TjM ' , The Sherman County Observer, Moro, viiMii min wttwa Friday, January 28,1927 BUS INKS 3 FOR FARM AID ' FAREWELL RBCBPTION BRIEF LOCAL NEWS MORO CHURCH NEWS " Organised business of the midwest More than 200 people attended the Notes of Interest to C. L. I reland went o*-<ecord at Chicago January potluck supper and faftwell recep I Paragraph« on County All Denominations ; Editor and Publisher 21 in favor of the advanced ideas on tion held Wednesday evening at the I and Community Events farm relief legislation now before Presbyterian church in honor of Rev. YESTERDAY —TODAY congress. In a carefully worded res Moro Methodist Church oNce st Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891 and Mrs. Henry G. Hanson who will olution wtych avoided specific com ■A -■■■ —.......... i be leaving Moro next week for their TOMORROW Sunday school will be held at the A. Schassen of Kent is under mitment to any bill the north central new church home and work at Wood medical care at a hospital in The usual hour at the Methodist church division of the Chamber of Commerce Moro, Oregon Suppose you had saved one- burn. A long table seating 46 was . ; of the United States went on record next Sunday morning. Everybody Meets the 1st and Srd placed in the center of the church Dalles. < quarter of what you made, most cordially invited. Thursday evening* of Albert Kaseberg was a business for congressional legislation to secure each month. Visiting with smaller tables seating 30 per visitor in Moro Wednesday afternoon equality of industry, labor and agri No regular preaching services will what a nice sum you would members cordially in- sons each at each side. Besides this be held at the Methodist church next culture by control of surpluses of have. vited to meet wil was a table set to accomodate about from Wasco. Sunday. In the morning we would agricultural commodities. 30 persons in the Sunday school class Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Benson are Jf you will but make up your The resolution, adopted with only urge all our people to unite with us Urquhart, Secretary. room. expecting to spend the coming week in worship at the Presbyterian church. mind to live on three-quarters of your earnings and a* few scattering noes, came after an A program of vocal and instrumen end with relatives .in Portland. Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Hanson have, put the other fourth in the bank the dollars will pile Moro, Oregon tal music, short talks by several pres . Young lady wants house work; uMed arduous session of the resolution? during their stay in this community committee. It adopts practically al’, Regular communica ent, community singing, and a mock up surprisingly. to care of small children. Write p. o. the cardinal principles developed ir greatly contributed to the beautiful tions each 2nd and 4th spirit of fellowship and cooperation Thursday evenings of trial in which Rev. Hanson was de box 150, Grass Valley, Oregon. the now famous Sir Josiah Stamp- fendant against the charge of speed each month. existing between our churches and it Fred Hennagin drove to Moro Wed George Peek correspondence, in ing held interest until a late hour. Lois Banee, is altogether fitting to show in this Worthy Matron The evening closed with a short nesday from his home west of Wasco initiating which Vice-President Dawe? way our appreciation of them and signalized his adhesion to the cause Nan* Barzee, Secretary. talk and presentation of a sum of on a combined business and social their work among us. . of farm relief., money by M. G. Melzer to Rev. and visit. R.'A. Feenstra, pastor.- “The portion of agriculture in our Mori Oregon Mrs. Hanson from the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hardin are the own markets should be protected Meets every Monday parents' of a 6Vk-pound daughter, from conditions over which agricul evening in the I.O.O.F Presbyterian Church Notices. born at a hospital in The Dalles last ture itself has no control,” reads the hall. Transient and i wwinmmuiiiiimmmniiininnmnuimtntttmnntnMttfflimnuuHam ig Fill Big Jobe Monday night. are Next Sunday morning at eleven resolution. •- “Every form of enter Our Rockefellers, Carnegies, Fricks, to Mrs. 0. G. Sayrs left by auto stage prise in tM* division, agricultural oi o’clock Mr. Hanson will preach his Vqnderbifta, Goulds, Hille, Harrimans, meet with us. DR. B. H. FRANKLIN PuU- Wednesday noon for Arlington where otherwise, Wks its greatest opportun farewell message at the Presbyterian W. H. Williams, N. G. Astors, Eastman«, church. This closes a pastorate of A.M. Young, Secretary man«, Fields can bequeath enormous she expected to visit witlf Mrs. R. L.- ity in home markets. Equality oi Chiropractic Physician opportunity requires that American five years and four months. There fortunes, but they cannot bequeath Kunaman and family. will be no evening service as everyone agriculture, in common with indus - brains. Not one Napoleonic son has Harvey Smith, who has been 1 Moro, Oregon Office Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. is urged to attend the Older Girls 7 M^ets 2d and 4th Tues sprung from these Titans, not one spending part of the winter in Port try and labor should have the safe Conference at Wasco that afternoon Other Hours by Appointment days of each month. son who is doing gigantic things la land, is now visiting at the T. A. guards which will permit the broad Will be at Visiting members wel- the world of finance, railroading or est possible development of its Amer and evening. Sunday school as usual Cronk home in Hoquiam, Washing; at ten o ’ clock. ★ A come. Grass Valley Hotel — ican markets, to the end that it maj Ora Peetz, N. G. business. And news cornea from Ger ton. Mondays and Tuesdays receive the full value of the product? many that the many-columned monu Jessie Henrichs, Sec. Hotel Moro — • Funeral services were held at the which it supplies to those markets. ” ment spectacularly erected by Hugo Wednesdays and Thursdays Chris Schultz Post No. 71, Grass Valley Methodist Church Stinnes. the German Colossus. Is tot Crandal undertaking parlors in The Sherman Hotel, Wasco — Fridays and Saturdays tering with no son fit to hold It to Dalles Thursday afternoon for Ron Sunday school regularly at 10 a.m. Soluble minerals are utilized by Meet* at L O. O. F. hall gether, says Forbes’ Magazine. Today ald Peter, 14 months old son of Mrs. Preaching service at 11 a. m. home economic girls at Oregon Agri on 2nd and 4th Wednes- May I suggest an appointment? each 90 per cent of the biggest Jobs In Geneva McDonald, who died last Mon cultural college. They use the watei day evenings Epworth League at 7 p. m. day evening. Why Continue America are filled by first-generation month. You are welcome. from boiled vegetables in gravy, soup Electro Theraphy. W. H. Williams, Commander leaders. Such as Ford, Gary, Thayer, Edmund Stephens of Moro, a jun mashed potatoes, and breadmaking. R. A. Feenstra, pastor. A. M. Zevely, Adjutant Schwab, Grace, Edison, White, Wil to Suffer ? Massage. ior in agriculture, has been initiated Small ornamental trees in Oregon son, Sloan, Willys, Durant, Nash, into Alpha Zeta, national honorary IMPROVED IRRIGATED RANCH Young, Swope, Farrell. Tripp, Crow fraternity for students taking agri that have not been vigorous, are * FOR WHEAT RANCH ley, Willard, O. P. Van Swerlngw. culture. Four seniors and six other strengthened by blood meal at the Christian .Science services are held Baker, Dillon, Mitchell, Sabin. Wig juniors were initiated at the same rate of one pound to a square rod -very Sunday morning at 11:00 o- around the tree about the last of Feb- . 160 acres, 125 acres old water right, gin, Lamont, Carry, to name only a time. ruary. This application revives the •lock, and on Wednesday evening at —me in cultivation, about 90 acres in few. Is there not encouragement Ln Albert Kaseberg and Fred Henna tree, the landscape gardening depart 8.00 o’clock. The Wednesday eve alfalfa, 10 acres in blue grass pasture, this for the millions of earnest, dili ning services include testimonials of teys fine; good buildings; 3 wells. gent, ambitions- American workers gin both unloaded new Caterpillar ment of the state college reports. nealing. Office at Farmers State Bank Place situated on State Highway; who are studying, striving, sweating tractors at Wasco Tuesday for use on Symphilid injury io plants is so ob telephone; daily mail and cream Sunday school is held in the Sunday their respective farms. Kaseberg’s to reach the top? Does 4t not mean J. C. McKean, Manager, Moro, Oregon youte. One of the best ranches in machine is what is known as the win scure as to ««cape detection, reports <hool room every Sunday morning Deschutes county. Price >16,000; that brains, not birth, not money, ter special, having a glass enclosed the Oregon experiment station. Plants at 10:00 o’clock. Pupils up to the age Federal loan of >5000. Owner will win? from seeds fail to appear above of twenty years are received into weather proof cab. GRAIN BUYERS exchange for good whest ranch. ground or newly sprouted plants these classes. Write E. M. Peck, Redmond, Oregon. / Elfin R obs was released the second wither and die. When this condition Always the great appeal of art for Thia-eociety maintains, at the rear DEALERS IN geries Is that they look just as pretty time from custody late last Saturday is caused W gymiijhilids the attack is entrance to the church building, a We can fit all kinds of people. Any as the genuine. “What care J how evening by* Sheriff Hugh Chrisman, generally fatal to the stand. Effective ’Olympic and Drifted Snow Flour and all Olympic Cereals free Christian Science reading room, i size or weight. Crippled or deform fake they be. if they look not fake when bondsmen qualified* for an ad control has riot been developed but Olympic Poultry and Dairy Feed. Grain Bags and Twin? which is open daily, where the Bible - • " — * " ’ Grain and Feed. ed feet. Wernmark’s Shoe Store, The to me?' We once read that the pe ditional >1500 bonds, to appear be frequent stirring of the soil with the Copper Carbonate. Gaseo Briquets, Fuel. ( and the Christian Science text book Cement and Building Material. collar light and shadow In Rem fore the next grand jury under cultivator or hoe is said to have value. Dalles. Science and Health, with key to the- brandts arose from the fact that young charges of embezzlement of funds Sulfur planted with the seed is We pay parcel post one way on Agents for J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. scriptures, by Mary Baker Eddy, to Rembrandt was "raised” largely In his from the Wasco school district. thought to act as a repellant. all shoe repairing. Good quality work gether with all other authorized Members of the Keystone class ofJ »nd leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles, father’s mill, which had large open FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE A valuable cattle dog, for whom Christian Science literature may be Ings at the top, says the 8$. Louis I the Presbyterian Sunday school are opposite the post office. read, borrowed, or purchased. >50 was refused last summer by hir Globe-Democrat. Hence the lad was A real old style chicken dinner accustomed to view ail objects In that planning a social evening to be held owner, was found last week caught this Friday at the Truman Strong fast in a trap about 2^ miles from will be served at Hotel Moro Sunday light After once Introducing the Kent Church Notiez». farm home in honor of Rev. and Mrs. home near Bend. The dog had been under the direction of Mrs. Holland Rembrandt method, anybody could H. G. Hanson who leave here next Sunday school at First Christian missing for 19 days before being . of Waaco, who has been chief cook at follow it without being raised in a week for their new home at Wood- found. The incident justifies the agi church, 10:00 o’clock every Lord's Hotel Moro for some time. mill; and a lot of young painters did. tation by »on»« people for restriction day. Preaching in the afternoon at So if you can’t tell a real masterpiece burn.. Jack Dashney of Marshfield we' of trap hunting of animals. When 3:00 o’clock, by Rev. Cofer of Grass Truman Strong is planning upon from a pupil-piece without scratching thrnngh a splash dam In com par. found the dbg Was almost starved, Valley. - v building a new barn at his farm north In the paint with a penknife around with a rush of logs and escaped wl being without water or food for the 19 expert’s eye, what’s the differ of town as soon as conditions will per and an only a few bruises last week. IL Principally, we suppose, in the mit the work to start. The new days and having to withstand the zero Violators of traffic laws paid fines scrambled out of the flooded middle enee? unpleasant disposition of pernicketty building krill be 40 x 60 feet with 16- weather of the past two weeks. fork of the Coquille river 150 yard, totaling >341,262 in New York city in people to cast aspersions on the an foot studding on a concrete founda The Oregon ground squirrel occurs 1926. Of the 69,395 offenders, fewer below the dam after men who saw tlu tion. The old barn will be moved to under favorable conditions in almost accident had given up hope for hi: thentlcity of your treasure. a pasture lot and used as a straw shed unbelievable numbers says the O.A.C. than 7000 were women. Jail senten ces were given 9914 offenders. There life. % Romance centered round the life of and shelter. extension service. In the semi-arid were 11,576 speeders during the year, A market which pays 40 cents a John Henry Blackburne, the noted Hudson White, oil truck driver for districts it shares with other species and 419 licenses were revoked. pound for dried rabbit pelts has been chess player, who died In England the Union Oil company at Wasco, of ground squirfels the curious sum found, according to Ira N. Gabrielsen, at the age of elghty-two. In his youth Odorless cooking of cabbage has mer aestivation and winter hiberna In charge of rodent control work in he was employed In a hosiery store, spent five hours of the coldest day tion common to many animals. The been done by girls in food selection MORO GARAGE Oregon. This will make extermination but was discharged because he over last week fixing the universal joint on best season for poisoning is early in and preparation classes at the Or®* his truck near the Schassen farm west . of the pests In eastern Oregon profit gon Agricultural college. They put stayed his leave while chess playing spring soon after the squirrels are out _ able Hundreds of thousands of rab In London. He then devoted himsell of Kent. The truck had gotten into a and become active. When the fe the cabbage in a generous quantity of M. R. Schadewitz, proprietor mud hole and broke the universal bits have been killed and thrown away to his favorite game, and yhen he rapidly boiling water. The cabbage mates and young are above ground in eastern Oregon drives during past toured the country his brilliance soon joint between the transmission and late in May and June they are read was put in small bits at a time so Moro, Oregon Phone 171 differential. ' that boiling would not for a moment winters. found reward, for he was hailed as a ily poisoned. If the car is not equipped with a be stopped. The cooking was con Oregon stands 15 on the list of chess genius. While In his prime Oregon monthly pensions hav< tinued for 15 or 20 minutes without windshield wiper, and a clear vision states la exports of merchandise in Blackburne met all wizards of the the third quarter of 1926. On the sec board. Two years ago, when eighty of the entire shield is desired, mix been granted as follows: Plumer B a cover. The odorous gases were held ond quarter of the year it was 1». hav years old, he played 20 games simul a solution of two ounces of glycerin, Corder, Portland, >30; Lizzie N. Brad is solution. ing now passed Minnesota, Georgia, taneously In. Ixrndon, winning nine, one ounce of water and one dram of ley, Portland, »0; Thaddius E. Herl Seed crops have proved to be a- Maryland and Indiana. Oregon’s ex drawing ten and being beaten in one. salt. Mix the solution thoroughly der, Portland, >30; Meta Wright Floeu mong the most profitable grown on and apply with a soft cloth, with an Portland, >30; Lloyd Weltner, Port ports for the third quarter aggregated irrigated lands of Deschutes and ■ >23.378,000, almost 100 per cent over In all previously recorded stam up and down motion. The solution- land, >20; Joseph E. Torbet, Browns Crook counties. White, red and «1- ville, >20; Henrietta Doremus. West the previous quarter, when the figures pedes of humanity for gold or gem should be applied when the glass is sike clover have already proved their linn, 130; Thomas Baldwin, Day? ‘ were >12,378,000. fields the tough, even the roughneck wet. worth, and now plans are under way Creek. >65; Charles A. Garfield, Port O. R. Haise, Proprietor ' The division of the forest road de adventurer has been the lucky one. Attention is called to the program land, >30; Jess® H. Legg. Portland. for a series of demonstrations show velopment fund for roads in and ad The new diamond rush for an Iso of the Older Girls’ Conference to be ing the desirability of growing gar >20; Lydia A. Carpenter. >30. Fresh Milk and Cream jacent to national forests and neces lated frfrm In the Transvaal has one held at Wasco next Saturday and Sun- den pea seed. Adaptability of the re element of novelty. We are told that at all times. : lay, January 29-30. The session 'Checks aggregating >300.000 were gion to growing pea seed is well sary to development of their ces was made this month by the Uni "one syndicate employed 30 university Saturday afternoon and also Sunday forwarded last week by the apph known, and it is with the expectation DELIVERY TWICE DAILY ted States forest service. Oregon athletes as runners." Apparently au-- afternoon is only for girls between growers’ association to Its membert that central Oregon will become one iu payment on th® first cash dlstribu tomobiies, even flivvers, were unusa was allotted >537,000, more than the age of 14 and 25 and assistant of the principal producing sections Leave orders at any other state except Idaho, whose ble. There were 120 women among aides. The program Sunday evening tion on the 1926 apple and pear crop that these demonstrations are to be The statement' accompanying th« Moro Pharmacy fund will be »«36.000. The -mount the 15,000 eager persons who hot foot is for the girls and the general pub conducted. ehecks ahow>. credits on store bilit- ed It to that farm after prospectors allotted to Washington was >277,000. lic. Elected officers of the Older Several things in the way of more had already taken out >180,000 worth Girls’ Conference will preside at <11 amounting to >M0,000. The total ap pie tonnage of the association for tht profitable marketing of dairy pro of diamonds, and some 25,000 claims meetings. 1926 season reached a record of 2,400, ducts in Oregon can be done by a ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooeooooooooc have now been staked out The supper put on, by the losers in 900 boxes, and growers of the co-oper group which cannot be done by an in The man who says girls may catch the recent sparrow hunt contest, at ative also produced 200,000 boxes ol dividual acting alone says the O.A.C. men with face powder but that it Hotel Moro last Friday night was the pears, the greateat yield in the historj experiment station. The first and takes baking powder to hold them Is best that has been given at the hotel of the valley. most important is advertising which START NOW ! the same chap who 20 years from now R. H< McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon. since its completion. Waiters were must be done more regularly and ex The Umpqua valley broccoli crop will be bragging that he taught his members of the losing side and the to be harvested in February ani tensively if butter is given an import wife how to cook. To look over your need. service was as efficient as any pro March will be about one-third aa larg» ant place in the regular diet of the The United States government is fessional could hope to attain under -as last year, itrta estimated by thos< consumers of the country. Exten DEALERS IN look after it properly. offering some surplus buffaloes for similar circumstances. Following the closely in toueh with the situation. sive publicity given substitute pro chicken supper at the hotel was a ducts is having its effect on the but The low priceA which marked Iasi sale and the occupants of many kltch Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, mette apartments are not wiring in movie show that was above ordinary years market dlBquraged many of ter industry of the country and must Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, merit The film was one of the fam be met by bringing the superior me J* :he growers and the acreage is much for term« . ' what yob want later. ous Rin-Tin-Tin dog stories. Btend- its of high, grade butter to the atten less, while there were some losses Coal and Hay. The year 1926 showed a gain of Order now and be sure of »atirfiMi- 683,884,W feet or 14 par cent over ing room only was early in evidence following planting due to dry weather tion of food users. tion. 1925 and reached the huge total of at the Legion hall where the film en It is roughly estimated that there will MANUFACTURERS OF According to budgets of some ea«t«TJ be from 300 to >50 carloads this year, ern Oregon sheep growers a band of 5,560.064,096 feet in lumber shipments tertainment was presented. Good .upply of Dry Slab., th« I from the west coast, according to fig The Woman’s Community Club of as compared with almost 1000 cars sheep is expected to return to the Fuel that Bum.. . ures compiled by the Pacific Lumber Grass Valley will give a Progressive last season. owner >8.00 a ton for hay, >1.62 for For years paat no automobile li range, 8 per cent on live stock invest Inspection bureau. Five Hundred party in the Grass Val Always at Your Service. The R- L. Polk directory issued at ley I. O. O. F. hall, Tuesday evening cense fee has been charged tor en ment, current wages for labor, «nd trance to CraUr lake national park about 40jgents a head additional. If Marshfield recently, estimates the pop February 1st. Proceeds oÇparty to between the Crater lake seasons, but the grower owns ewes outright, grows ulation of Coos county cttlea a« fol go for benefit of > public library, a mandatory order has Just been re his own hay, owns his pasture, and Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. which will be started in Grass Valley lows: Marshfield. 7000; Nerth Bend. he oro ceived from the' national parks head does his own work the items of 5000; Bandon and Coquille, 2600 each; soon by the Community Club. En quarters that an admittance fee of >1, tertainment of evening will be pro budgets come into his own pocket. MORO, OREGON Myrtle Point, 1750; Powers, 1500; bserver gressive 500, a good program, re the regular season fee, must be If he borrows the money to buy the Lakeside 500; Eastside, 700. freshments, and other entertainment charged for each car entering the ewes, buys the hay, rente the range D. E. CLARK, Manager. Carelessness continues to be one park for the firtt time during this of the big causes of flrts, the annual for those who do not wish to play 500. year. This entnmee fee is good for and hires the labor, 40 cents a head is There will be admission charge of all that is coming to him. This is for report of Fire Marshal Grenfell. M the remainder of the year. This new average conditions and there are al Phone Main 91 fifty cents per person. Your co-op Portland sh«ws. Total fire loss for eration in this entertainment for the fule, It is predicted, will bring to the ways possibilities of doing a great the city of Portland for the was national park coffers much additional deal better or worse, - >1,054,481.01, for which Fl 027.00B.il beginning of a good library will be revenue. greatly appreciated. was paid bÿ Insurance compands. c== Just Look Back Five Yehrs Bank of Moro 1 Farmers Elevator & Supply I Lone Rock Dairy MtLIf IlndepM Warehouse £ Milling Co MILL FEED AND FLOUR A “WANT” .‘ad in T M < O will reach more; people in Sherman! County than । by any other medium available, v
