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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1927)
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POUND, Pr^ri.«^ Remodeling Old Jewelry A Specialty Careful Attention Given Watch Repairing The Dalle», Oregon Children Save $1,000,000 Oldtisne Bode Rigidly Excluded Fresh Air NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Our natures aren’t simple and The Kansas City Safety council es Notice is given that an execution straightforward . . . good, bad or timates the Inspection of homes and A study of th«*evolution of the bed and order of «ale has been issued out ^different . . . they’re many sided: premises by school children has saved of the Circuit Court of the State of all Bnd faceu. It deponds on Fear of snakes ha« led to a be-1 from th« tlm^ff the Norman een Kansas City neuriy 31,090.000 In the what light catches them whether they lief in variou« myth« about the hab quest of England to the present show light or dark. Even then it’s Its of different species. Children pass lust five years. These Inspections are proves Interesting. along the legend that the hoop snake made twice a year. the last one hav- only the parts that catch the light The old bed of northern Europe, possesses the power to form Itself j Ihg been made In October, when 50,- that show at al!.—From “Whipped from which our own evolved, was a into a hoop and roll In pursuit of its I 000 homes were Inspected. One hun large wooden affair entirely Inclosed victim. dred and thirteen schools made per- in fwinela. It had a roof and was like Tradition holds that the «o-called home In « small room wlttitn a room. When notice of final settlement glass or Jointed snake ha« the ability feet reports; that Is, every that number of districts had been In- the occupants, several to mimt>er. to Break Into pieces, and may reas In the County Court of the State crawled Into it asd closed the sliding •amble Itself later—If its head has spected. This saving is a tangible of Oregon for the County of Sher- panels, they were qompletely protect ‘not been captured or destroyed. Then evidence of the Importance of ordì there Is the myth of the stinging nary fire precaution. School children ed from the night air. The pan«« later were replaced with Notice is hereby given that the snake. Although this snake has • are trained to note fire hasarda and Curtains, but tb« bJck panel« and the undersigned has filed in the above j •oniewhat formidable tail shaped like We »Iw Mrve, at u,u»l pnce., to«Warn against them. Thua^he city top were kept These were carved entitled court her final report and Ineh and Dinner combinations a horn or spike, It is Incapable of beuefits not only from theae ctty-wlde bed« of Queen Bllsabeth’« time. Then account of her administration of said that are said by our patrons to piercing or stinging anything .with it estate and that Monday, the 15th in 1700 the back and the roof went »qu>1 Home Cooking Perhaps the most popular of these Inspections, but is training Its youth day of August, A. D. 19J7,^«t the leaving the foqr poet« which support myths concerns the belief that if In fire precaution to be taken In their hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. of said ed • wooden cornice from which cur one throw a hair from a horse’s own homes throughout the year. There day has been by order of the court rains bung tall into a river or lake the hair will were 2,217 fires In Kansas City, appointed a« the time and the county | T^ese bed« were »till ponderous, promptly turn Into a water snnke and In 1922 and only 1.480 last year. The court room in the court house at. tind were wide enough eo that the Moro, Oregon as Hie place for the. swim. average fire loss Is 8377. The city not children a« well a« the perents could hearing of the said report and «c-t only owes Its gratitude to the school share th# warmth of the curtain» and count, the objections thereto, if any, Modern Snap Judgment The fire Children for the reduction In fire low. Hlllowy feather bedding. and the settlement of the said ; It is a vice of the present day to but for a corresponding saving In per place and the bed were the only warm Dated at Moro, Oregon this 14th air our judgments founded on a mini I day of July, A. D. 1927. ’ . j spot» In the bouse, and the best sonal injuries and loss of life through ESSIE McKEAN, Administratrix mum of knowledge or no knowledge «printer got tb« best place. By 1760 which said writ of execution com Bryant, at Repairing a Bi—"'«ity at all. We go about with cut and fires, says the Kansas City Times. the wooden cofnlce was replaced by mands me to make sale of all and of said estate. / W* torney for administratrix. dried opinions of our fellow meu and That this service la appreclided Is per- a valnnee. singular the following described First publication July l5, 1927. women and are very hearty In our haps best manifested in the almost un 502 E. Second st. It was at this time thst the four real property situated in Sherman Last publication August 12, 1927- co <>prr4tlon the children re judgments of their lives and conduct Varying County, Oregon, to-wit: poster reached It» finest expression t Doors East of Skaggs Store Our public men are easy marks for celve In the home« they undertake tn The draperies, no longer a necessity, Southeast Quarter of the Souths NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMRNT r of Section 24, in Tha Dallas Oregon our critical shaft», the cla»«ic writers, tbspect. were hung to enhance the beauty ot 1 b the CoBBty Court of the State South, of Range 14 artists, poets, statesmen, be they who the bed. By 1300 the draperies were of Oregon for the County of Shor-1 OI w. m. . they may, are treated to a summary gnne. Thon th« tour posts were cut mow, in tho matter of the estate of A snga of success by m woman In Suarter of Section 25, in Town- condemnation with a gusto worthy of shorter and shorter until at last E. H. Bruckort, doceasoA. dp 3 South, of Range 14 East 13391 !!»»♦♦ a better reuse. And our tone implies the public utility field rivaling that of down disappeared and the headboards Notice is hereby green that the un they that we haven’t much use for them. In Miss Mary E. Dillon, who not long ago Now therefore, by virtue of said dereigned ha« filed to the above nn- and footboard« came back.—Kansas this there lies a »ad truth. W« di» was elected presidept of the Brooklyn execution and order of «ale, and in titled court his final report and • - City Star, ml»» them with a phrase because w< Boroagh Gas compnny, New York, has compliance with the demands of said acce«Bt of his administration ot »>'<1 writ, and for the purpose of satis estate and that Monday, the 1st day don’t understand them. If we once just been unfolded In a little Missouri FlNt Ure ot Gas- fying the judgment aforesaid and of August, A. D. 1927, at the, hour stopped to try to understand them we town near Kansas City, says .the ! ' Eyeeight Specialist« The first UM iu M aB Hiumlnant accruing costs, I will, on Saturday, I of 10:00 o’clock a. m. of said day would find much in them to appre Jacksonville Time»-Union. At twenty was la th« tWtmm boure ef • Mf- the 27th day of August, 19Z7, at me ha« been by order of the court ap- Manufacturing Optician. ciate and sympathise with, If not eight Mrs. D’Arline Holcomb of Murdoch to Wroth, Cornwall, Eng hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon Lointed as Jhe time and the county ; Eyre Examined Glneeee Fitted - openly to a' ulre.—Exchange. ^rt room i« th. court houre at Bowling Green, Mo., was left a widow lanA 130 year» ago Murdoch carried of said day, and nt the front door of Exclusively Optical the Courthouse in Moro, in Sherman Moro, Oregon a. th. place for the with four small children. The out on hl» luvredgatlons privately for »«v : Complete Lena Manufacturing ; County, Oregon, sell at public auc hearing of the «aid report and ac look was not particularly bright, but «al year» and to 1798 he fitted up an | tion, subject to redemption, to the count, the objection« thereto, if any, Plant In Connection ' fair she set to work. Beginning with an apparatus for lighting part of the aren- highest bidder for cash in hand, all and the rettlemont of the Dated at Moro, Oregon th»« 27th the right, title, interest and estate in rtectric llghLplant in her home town, ufacturing «atabUsiunent» of and Watt, near Birmingham. 1» '*** I and to the said real property, which I ] day of Juno, A. D. 1927. «lie acquired a number of rundown mtnotea, Jean murmured: Richard J. BrAckert Murdoch buHt • large plant for light the said named defendant, Ruby B. Administrator of said ostat«. “A penny for your thochts, Sandy.” plants elsewhere, built them up nnd ing a Msnchreter factory, which was Petteys, hqd on the 22nd day of May, “Waei," replied Bandy, with sudden recently disposed of all except one very successful and stimulated other I 1928, being the date on which the W. C. Bryant, attorney for «<1 I mortgage mentioned in said decree 4 ' ministrutor. _ , boldness, “I was thunkin’ I’d like tae with a profit «aid to be approximately rfTorts to that lino. * ' First publication July was recorded, or since had in or to kiss ye, lassie.” $500,000. In addition, she trained Last publication July 29th, 1927 the above described real property, ’I Jaan blushed happUy as this oper Plant tex. three »on« to become electrical engi or any part thereof, to satisfy said Only the higher forms of plant Ufa, | atlon took place, but Sandy once again neers While In her employment. Oc execution, order and decree, with in ladudlng the tree» and flowering terest, costs and all accruing costs. casionally a woman 1» found who can «boot plants, have male and female differ "An Dated this 27th day of July, 1927. hopefully. give the best of men financiers In entiation. Many of the dowers are HUGH CHRISMAN, nop 7” struction» upon how to play the game. bisexual; that 1», they carry both the Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. "AnitherF -___________ '_________ “Na. lassie: it’s malr serious this female element or pistil and the male 4t j!29 al9 time. I was just wonderin’ when ye According to the adjutant general's dement or «tameas. Theee are fer were goto’ tae pay m« that penny for annual report, the finger-print system, tlllsed by insert« that convey pollen Sound Ad^iCe m« thochta.”—London Answers. from the »tanaens of one flower to the which has been used In the War de Judging from the pictures of foesfl partment for more than twenty years, pistil of another. In growing corn, footprints, there would have been the tassel at the top of the plant Is Snake os. Crocodile is a success. It has thoroughly dem the male flower, while the young ears good reason in mastodonlc days for Th« anaconda, a true water snake onstrated Its value as a positive and the injunction. “Watch your step!” i Phone 182 are the female flowers. living on tha banks of South A inert almost Infallible means of Identifie» Hours: 9 to 12 a. m; 2 to 6 p. m. can rivers, often attacks crocodiles, tion. The 5,028,881 fingerprints on file Ovar Wasco County Bank which fall victim to it notwlthstand In the war offices constitute the largest tog their tenacity of life and their ar collection of auch prints In the world. morlike hldea. A fight between these 306 2nd St During tha last official year alone 8,- reptile« reaemblea tha mighty strug 406 cases of fraudulent enlistments, of glee of prehistoric animals, accord Ing to Dr. Otto Wettsteln, custodian deserters, general prisoners and other of the Vienna Museum of Natural His undesirables were discovered by means — AND — tory. . One such contest, witnessed of fingerprints. These files.also proved by ■ «dentist, lasted for two whole valuable In the administration of the rteya The crocodile struggled deeper adjusted compensation act. They en BY EXPERT WORKMEN Lidie« and Children’« Hair Cutting ately with Ito jaws, legs and tall In a H. H. Willard, Pr<»iprUtor abled prompt and positive Identifica vain effort to free itself, but In the . and Shingle Bobbing Leave Your Work with W. A. tion of more than 2,800,000 veteran end the snake won. Ruggles at Moro > Confectionery applicanta. Hard to Eradicate Myths About Snakes When in The Dalles HAVE YOUR Lunch or Dinner JgC (Fr.ll Course) at the White Restaurant Office Phone Main 93 Mòro 408 E. 2nd St The Dalle», Oregon JEWELER De Larhue Optical Co. J Physician and Surgeon Painless Extraction Wasco, Oregon $1.00 W. T. Sktten, D. D. S. Tie Dall«», Oregon c. V. B*llui*p, Proprietor Moro Hotel Barber Shop Moro, Oregon B1GGS SERVICE STATION Lunch Goods Bottled Drinks on lee Quaker State Oils Union Gas Ajax Tirei FUNERAL HOME THE DALLES, OREGON Phone 845 The Dalles Ambulance Service A. M. Wright Rapreaentativa at Moro MORO. OREGON Model Laundry the dalles Calls for and Delivers in Moro Wasco and Grass Valley Mondays and Thursdays CALLAWAY’S FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors and Embalmers Union and Third St The Dalles, Ore. baths Bird of Many Colors The United States hns a virtual world monopoly on helium, which It ha« been recovering for several years In the oil belt of Texas. Now comes word from the helium plant at Fort Worth—the only one In the world— that a new source of helium has been discovered. This is news of the high est importanee. With the world’s sup ply of nonlnfiammabl. gas In It« hands, the United State« possesses a great advantage over all other nations in the field of aerial aavlgathw W 1 buoyant aircraft Any Increare in the Hutory of Wheat supply of helium, or any assurance of Whfat from the farms of today is the perpetuity or prolongation of the not much different from that grown supply, 1« of supreme lntere«t. In Egypt when slaves were Another hunter killed by the dis building the pyramids,, specimens harvested at least 5,000 years ago and charge of bls gun as he crawled recently found In Mesopotamia Indi through a fence Illustrate« the Ines , ate, «ays Popular Mechanics Mag» I capable human factor in accidents. jut. . * ‘ - It can hardly be true that any hunter The grains were discovered by Prof I la unaware of the frequency of that Stephen Langdon and were to an particular form of misadventure. excellent state of preservation. The find supports the claims of those who A church committee oil evangelism believe that wheat raising had Its origin tn that section of the world. has relied this an age without dis I dpi I da failing to note that a large I proportion of the population seems tn The Last Putt be In command of heroic measure- Is Washington they tell the story of a golfing clergyman who bad been for keeping warm and fashionable *»t kaafe« badly on the links by a par the same time. Mhloner thirty years hU senior;'and had returned to the clubhouse rather A good business man never think- disgruntled. business is as good »» It ought to be. "Cheer up,” his opponent said “Ro At the vme time he never 'admits member you win at the finish. You’ll that business is actually bad. A deli probably be burying mo some d«y.” "Kven then," said the preacher, “it cate adjustment between optimism will be your hole."—Christian A4- and pessimism Is re»cptlal sq.cppre ful traffic. Tha California condor is a «pectac- alar bird. Hl« bead and neck are quite devoid of feather«, «ay« Nature Magasine, but th« «kin Is colored a doMn different hue«, as though nature had experimented with all her cos metlcs tn order to give the bird’s com plexion the hues of a rainbow. The heed itself is a brilliant orange, with a subtle play of lighter yellow and darker fire color. The throat changes from orange to a beautiful lavender, which In turn become« jade green on the sides and nape of the neck. Rtdp« for Long Life Anynna who will cultivate the habit jg «chewing things that do not agree with him, and of partaking dpadngly af things that do agree with him, Is booked for a century.— Chauncey Do- Rwirrhei In snden«- Egyptian- have eo far disclosed little beyond ih» ancient effort to make jewelry com pensate for the lack of telephone*, electric stovee and various other gen ■toe «emfarts ef home. Dr J. R. Morgan DENTIST United Stale« Dental Exam inev lor thU diMriCt. . Office at " MORO, OREGON DR. C. L. POLEY People can reach me from Moro *t night from the long distance booth at Hotel Moro by ringing Tha Dalles. Dr W. N. Morse ? \ \ ' J* i Physician and Surgeon THE DALLES, Office at the OREGON Hamilton Hospital Phone No. Hospital 487 JAMES STEWART SHERMAN COUNTY STOCH AND BRAND INSPECTOR Moro - - Oregon DEPUTIES: L. Schadewits, Kent, Orcgoa; Dr. Ju« Saunden, Moro, Ore.; W. H. Mever, Ws« co, Ore Guaranteed Watch Jewelry Repairing F. H. COOLIDGE HOOD RIVER, OREGON ' Bank Hotel The Dalles’ Newest and Best Hostelry /CENTRALLY LOCATED Sherman County Headquarter* EDW. BALL, MANAGER A. M. HICKS Sells and installs the famous northbound 11:25 a.m- 5:20 p.m. Oregon WASCO, OREGON A. E. Mgers» Proprietor Fifth and Washington Sts. PORTLAND, OREGON Sherman Electric Co. MORO, OREGON 7:50 p.m. Heat 1 »¿RAO A M makea direct connections at Be Stage leaving at way pointa. ONB-WAT AND ROUND-TRIP PARBS FROM We »errice all el«etrie»l appliance, purchased from us by our custom ers. Office MORO Portland... H-35 $ 6.56 2.05 ThADaUM.-. 6.70 Band.».......... ▼nHma .... 6.60 11.60 6.65 Pendleton - - <-56 2.70 ▲rlinffton... L80 - NEW HOTEL PERKINS U-^O p.m, SOUTHBOUND 3:35 p.m. - Mueller pipe or pipeless furnace connections at Biggs Junction Walla Walla, Bofie and way 8:50 a.m. j The Dadles 8.75 13.70 Spokane KlAmFaDs 10.75 19.20 Redmond .. 3.80 „5.70 4.20 Madras....... . 2.80 3.30 Hood Rifar.. 2.20 in Ho<pl Moro building. Phone 35-J QUIET SERVICE CRANDALL Undertaking Company SYSTEM \ r ’ •’ - THE dalles , OREGON SPECIAL RATES X ♦ ' > Room wi|h private bath $1.50 up. Room with bath privilege >1.00 up
