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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1927)
The Sherman County Observe*, Moro, Oregon, Friday, June 10, 1927 Higher Wheat Price* RACE MEET —AT Grass Valley, Oregon Saturday and Sunday June 18- 19 HORSE RACES, BALL GAMES, DANCES and SHOWS Horses from Sherman, Wasco and Gillam Counties WATCH FOR PROGRAM Admission 25c and 50c C. M. Plyler, Manager Race Committee Ed Alley and Ray Allsup, Grass Valley CB OF SHERIFFS SALE OF I REAL PROPERTY ___ OBSERVER WANT ADS The wheat market continues quite strong. Th«' condition of the new crop, which in many sections indi cates a decrease in expected yield, has caused 'a stiffening of prices. A big decrease in wheat acreage in Canada is reported. The Kansas crop is expected to fall below that oL-1926, the report being that the Hessian fly is doing much damage and the fields are very spotted. Oklahoma and Texas also report some uncertainty and the |MMM> tone from the wheat belts indicates that the market will not-be glutted by the new crop. There ‘to also some uncertainty yet in the wheat fields in Oregon as to whether the grain will recover fully from the ef fects of the cold spell. Two Weeks Late! Price $2.35 Strawberries, ripe now.................... Price $1>5 Logan Berries, ripe June 20th .. .. Raspberries, ripe June 20th........... Price $2.75 ' Raspberries limited Blackcaps, ripe July 1st................. Price $2.75 Price $2.00 Dew Berries, ripe July 1st.............. Price $1.85 Lawtons, ripe July 1st .. .............. Price $2.00 Himalayans, ripe July 15th .. .. . Pride of Oregon, ripe Aug. 10th . Price $1.85 Prices quoted are Parcel Post delivered Orders booked as they come in and shipped in order Cash with order takes precedence Charlo Weaver, Estacada, Oregon FOR SALE—One J. L Case combine, . 14-foot cut. Has only eut 1200 out of the Circuit Court of th« State aeres. Will sell cheap. C.E. Coats, 2t-J10 of Oregon for Sherman County, to Rufus, Ore.* me directed and dated June 8th, WANTED—Good used typewriter. 19>7, in a suit therein pending Fred Picket Motor Ce., More. J. R Käseberg was plain- UNIVERSAL RANGE for nale oa dff, and Q. E. Gwynne, D. J. Gwynne easy payments; all gray enamel: and J. Q. Gwynne were defendants, all steel; nearly ^iew. Inquire of and in which proceeding a judge Sherman Electric Co., Moro, or ment was rendered in favor of J. Newton Crosfield, Wasco, Oregon. tf-m20 R. Käseberg and against ' Q. E. | We can fit all kinds of people. Any Gwynne, and J. Q. Gwynne, in the mm of >475.00 with interest thereon size or weight. Crippled or deform from the 12th day of August, 1926, ed feet. Wernmdxk’s Shoe Store, The st the rate of eight per cent per Dalles._________________________ annum; for the further sum of DEPENDABLE USED CARS—For >75.00 attorne.\ fees, and >22.56 ssle at reasonable prices. We have :osts and disbursements, and which a few Ford trucks which we are re ¿aid writ of execution commanda me conditioning in our shop and which ,o make sale of all and singular of A survey of 150 farms in ths most the following described real prop carry the Ford used ear guarantee. prosperous regions of central China erty situated in Sherman County, Let us make a demonstration. * FRED PICKETT MOTOR pO. explains the small purchase power State of Oregon, to-wit: MORO, OREGON of the country in proportion to popu The Southeast Quarter of Sec lation. On 150 farms ranging from tion Twenty-six (26), and the " 0.6 acre to 84 acres the average net South Half, and the Northeast income was >100 a year. This had to FOR SALE Quarter ' of Section Twenty- buy all the needs of a family aside five (25), and the West Half of from products of the farm. When 90 60 Coic« Young Hampshire Ewes the East Half of Section Twenty- per eent of the people are farmers 105 U blood Lincoln and % four (24), all in Township Two Ramboilets, nearly all two year and coolies, there is no cause for sur old (2) North of Range Eighteen prise that the mass of the people can Also have 100 good grade aged (18) E. W. M., and the South not buy foreign goods. Modern trans Hampshire Ewes west Quarter and the South portation should raise the price of Half of the Northwest Quarter Phone Maupin 9F828 farm products. Development of mines of Section Thirty (80), m and industry should employ many of « B. F. Herrling, Township T y» (2) North of the people and cause a general rise Ma•pin, Oregon Range Nineteen (19) East of wages, improving the market of Willamette Meridian, Sherman farm products. This would raise the purchasing power of the whole popu . JCoonty, Oregon. lation and enable the people to buy Now therefore, by virtue of said SATURDAY foreign goods. jxecution and order of sale, and in compliance with the demands of said The apple growers of the United writ, and tor the purpose of satis JACK HOLT States have started a movement to fying the Judgment aforesaid and raise a fund of >4,000,000 to carry accruing costs, I will, on Monday, —IN— on a four-year national advertising the 11th dfiy of July, 1927, at the program by the growers and allied lour of ten o’clock in the forenoon “Man of the Forest” concerns to put the apple back in if mid day, and at the front door .of its old-time place of favor with the the Courthouse in Moro, in Sherman A Zane Grey Story American people. The matter of County, Oregon, sell at pubUc' auc-! Romance Interwoven participation in this movement by the iion, subject to redemption, to the apple growers of the northwest was highest bidder for cash in hand, all with Pell - Mell Action considered at a meeting in Yakima, the right, title, interest and estate Wash., late in May. in and to the said real property which the said named defendants, or No Collar or Tie, No Ride my or all of them had on ths 3rd COMEDY AND NEWS day of December, 1926, being the date on which the above described Use of the street car is a busi- ADMISSION real property was attached in said near necessity in this country rather action, or since had in or to the than a social event, but in Rio de above described real property or any Janerio, the capital of Brazil, men Dart thereof. must wear a collar and a tie and are Dated this 8th day of June, 1927. requested to keep their coats on. HUGH CHRISMAN Correct attire is required of all Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. street car passengers and the rule is Weeders! Weeders! CALL AND SEE The Pendleton Self Adjusting Weeder The Peerless Rotary Rod Weeder ~and the Tomlin Weeder These weeders are made in sizes to suit the purchaser up to 24 feet Ginn, Coleman & Co MORO, OREGON »mmmmmtmnn»num»»nu»m»i»»ii»muuiuuwmiMnnHi i ii A. E. Page Machinery Co. Inc. I Moro, Oregon Sales Agent For Caterpillar .Tractor Co. Complete Stock of Parts Carried for the following tractors Moro Theatre Someday -Youll have two cars Why wait 9 Flies cause more deaths than all wars. In the United States, each year, 40,000 deaths. Flies must be killed. Health authdrities advocate the use of Fly-Tox. Fly-Tox is the scientific insecticide developed at Mellon Institute of Industrial Re search by Rex Fellowship. Insist on Fly-Tox. Fly-Tox is safe, stainless, fragrant, sure. Simple instructions on each bottle (blue label) for kill ing ALL household insects. Fly-Tox is the modern safeguard to health. “Man of the Forest1 Fifty tons of equipment, one hun dred and fifty people, a mountain lion, two bears, foxes coyotes and other menagerie inmates had to be transported nearly four hundred miles into ths heart of the Sierra Nevada Mountains for the filming of “Man of the Forest,” a Zane Grey novel filmed by Paramount with Jaek Holt, Georgia Hale and El Brendel in the leading roles. Hauling a 12-ton generator truck to the top of a ten thousand foot peak over a rocky traV was one of the astounding feats involved in the transportation angles of produc tion difficulties. What bridges there were over the mountain streams were of insufficient strength to sup GEO. N. CROSFIELD port the motor mogul and had to be DISTRIBUTOR FOR SHERMAN COUNTY strengthened or rebuilt. Artificial WASCO, OREGON lighting on an outdoor picture may seem somewhat of an anamoly but had to bo utilized because of the few houn of daylight with proper photo wnommmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmnnimmmmmmmcmmmmmmm! graphic quality and because of the necessity for finishing the picture before a heavy snow came along to MORO LEGION HALL hem them in. ‘Man of the Forest,” arriving at the Moro Theater on Saturday, to one of the most popular of Zane Grey’s earlier works. In the title role, Jack Holt^ saves the girl he loves from the machinations of an outlaw gang, i HALL BROS. who are trying to take a ranch away from her. The strife between Holt COMEDY ANIMAL CIRCUS and the brigands, whom he outwits in- a series of amazing exploits, Hall Bros, will put on an animal circus in the forms the picture theme. A Guaranteed Show. JllBt finished a two-weeks engagement at Oajcs g Park, Portland. One week for a Street Car Men’s | Indoor Circus at the Portland armory. 25c 50c Crumbs are kept from working into the frosting when icing a cake by piling a good deal of frosting on the knife used for spreading and never touches th« cake. An orang« is placed in th« oven for one minute before peeling to make it easier to remove all the whit« membrane. > _ of chickens is to start a beauty par The reader of advertisements knows that he the most reliable guide to markets that exists in the world today. lor place where ; some Home: women work fourteen hours a day. WASCO THEATRE SUNDAY RICHARD DIX “Holt" 45 “Holt" 75 Caterpillar” 60 “Best” 60 “Caterpillar” 30 “Paradise for Two" — WITH — . DR. B. H. FRANKLIN BETTY BRONSON Chiropractic Physician COMEDY — NEWS Will Be at Hotel Moro Thursday Friday, Saturday of each week Office Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Other Houn by Appointment Electro Theraphy. * Massage. Complete Stock of Parts Carried for new and old model “Holt” harvesters 10c and 30c SATURDAY BERT LYTELL — IN — Harvester owners who will need extras are re quested to place orders early, to avoid possible ^delays. “Obey «the Law” 4 ALSO DOG AND PONY SHOW ADMISSION. 10c «»d 50c NEXT WEEK Additional Service Big Special NORTHBOUND “Fourth Command by Motor Coaches-Now Leaving GENERAL Co make friends 11:25 a-m, 5:20 p.m, - Stages leaving at 1125 A.M. and 5 20 P.M. make dhect connections at The Dalles for Portland and way points. StaA leaving at 1125 A.M. makes connections at Biggs Junction for Yakima, Pendleton, Spokane, Walla Walla, B oim and way pointe. Stage leaving at 8 -50 A.M. makes direct connections at Bend for * Klamath Falls and waypoints. Moro Theatre ONE-WAY AND ROUND-TRIP FARES FROM MORO TO . Balloon Dual 4 Grip. “Ideal Follies' . 11:40 p-tn. SOUTHBOUND &50 a.m. 3:35 p.m. 7150 ment” Friday Night June 10 American .Legion hall at Moro Friday, June 10. > This show will include all kinds of comedy, ac robatic acts, clown acts, trained dogs and ponies. “““a-m Opposite Moro Hardware Co. Phone 192. 10c and 30c rigidly enforced. People in eBrazil A boiled icing too soft to frost a take their street car rides seriously, cake nicely is mgde suitable for use but in America the costume makqg no by setting it in a pan of boiling water difference, as we regard cars as a rapid and convenient means of travel. and cooking until it to grainy around -he edge. '- 4 Portland... M.35 6 6.66 The Dalles. . 1.36 2.06 Bend....... ... . 4.46 6.70 Yakima . % 6.60 11.60 Pendleton.. 4.66 6.86 Arlington.. . 1.80 2.70 Two Years Ahead O m W vt Walla Walla . 66.60 $ 9.60 Spokane. 8.76 13.70 Klam.Falbj .10.76 19.20 Redmond... 3.80 6.70 4.20 Hood Biver.. 2.20 3.30 STAGE DEPOT k the lender in the latest prin- TO R om Confectionery—Phone 411 COLUMBIA GORGE AS t OR COACH 8V8TEM year ago and now it has had Musical Comedy tens of thousands of car Beautiful Giri» C.^V. Bellpap, Proprietor Moro Hotel Barber Shop Moro, Oregon TUESDAY, JUNE 14 MORO GARAGE MORO, OREGON Wasco Theatre M. R. Schadewitz, Proprietor ‘ Phon« 171 Lgdies and Children's Hair Cutting and Shingle hobbing BATHS <r
