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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1927)
I S uch LUE IWELR y MW GIFT SHOP * n. Ddte. ' Birth Cards Visiting Cards Condolence Cards SO AWRM- MUMS«* W STOMAL SnCKIMG TO AAV . BARBOME' AMD . JKAMN « UUMCRy I—-- ----------- - 1 BIRDS IN CAPITAL FOR TOUR TO SOUTH Flock Into Washington From Nearby States. < ^eou* U£ AMMML ES? o'cMeeKiMT VOU ¿AM 1 REMEMHÇR OFFeR- JIMtAV I fnu HAVE TOME GA KE The Nurse’s Americana should never cease to be grateful that they aré living in a country whose government is not op erating the railroads, telephone and electric light services, according to Phillip H. Gadsden, president of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, who recently returned from Stock holm, where he represented the Unit ed States Chamber of Commerce at the meeting of the International NOUR* Ä PRSTOf ÇOO0 ÖD** VBt r ViM MAiW Before v-_ J Revolution Boart Fruit The granddaddy of all American grapevines, Mil! growing although It was planted several years before the Revolutionary war. Is described by George Shaffer In an article In Lib erty. • . ? "When Father Junipero Serra plant- Mudh dust and dirt can be kept out of the house by taking precM^on®. If the roads near your house are not oiled, stop some of the dust at doors and windows.. Dust window sills* porches, steps and walks dally. Cov er the pantry and store room window screens with cheese cloth to keep out the dust but let the air in. If the walks about the house are muddy get the family to use shoe scrappers and leave muddy rubbers and boots Origin of "Blimp99 The origin ef the word “blimp” 1« unknown. Rome authoritlM believe It la a "telescope" word formed from T In. "balloon”, and “limp." "Blimp" to generally applied to a nonrigld, lighter than air, dirigible balloon. * Washington**-Thousands of feath- OB POWER«* Whois life would y members of the Purple Martin so- have bee® ciuuaged bad he only Hhen in The Dalie» dety have flocked to Washington from realised that woman were wild about nearby states for their annual con him. Absolutely wild. I ear. They vention, preparatory to embarking on dness, his sort like* his bif outside. ihelr usual winter tour of South sa. his. honest ich or Dinner 35C of clumsy h America. (Full Course) selected a« their Chamber of Commerce. be expected to know that from that Horticulturists of the U. S. Depart meetlng place the wires atop the poles I little shoot of grapevine would sprout ment of Agriculture are now develop When asked how these services at the on Floral street, between Thirteenth I It made Barbara an Industry worth $35O.UUU,UUU with ing hardy chrysanthemums for gar compared with the services rendered about him, too. street and Alaska g venue, where they Martin waut to put her arine around employment for 1U0.0UU persons. in the United States, he said that the dens in the Northern States. They hold early morning and night sessions I him comfortingly, but abe blushed "Father Serra’s original vine still contrast between rates and services aspect to develop strains which will furiously at Cito ¿»ought and glanced to the wonderment of residents of the -rows,” the writer continues. "In tin- of government owned utilities on the vicinity and passing motorists. guiltily. In bto dfc*ct»«fr m sto. sai yard of an old Inn at San Gabriel the bloom between September 1 and 15 The other morning they rested side Continent and in England with rates demurely beolda bto1 lD Itont ot the patriarch ef grapevines stands just for the most, northern states and by side on the wires for a distance of and services rendered by privately tiny open grate firn at her home. She where the old monk—now 148 years others that will bloom between Sep The Dalles, Oregon two blocks, later taking off for an In owned and operated companies in was as petite and dark as he was iead—planted It It to said to be the tember 15 and October 1 for gardens spection tour and "bird’s-eye’ view I America was very striking and all in huge and falrf fl pleasing contrast largest grapevine Jw the world. Eight a little further south. We also serve, at usual prices, of the city. In the evening they re- I feet In circumference. Its gnarled ant! were these two together; tbé right favor of our country. Lunch and Dinner combinations turn again and one of these mornings I made old Mki 4^ ■«timenta! ahd twisted trunk flings long, winding “As an illustration.” Mr. Gadsden NOTICE TO CREDITORS that’ are said by our patrons to they are going to adjourn suddenly said, “the report of the Committee of think back over ttoir own tore affair« arms over a trellis that covers an equs| Home Cooking. In the County Court of the State and begin their flight southward, ac I the International Chamber of Com- acre.; A ton of grapes Is Its annual for the County of Shbr yi{M. The benches and tatAes of ^f O: cording to Dr. a W. Richmond of the International Telephony, division of birds, Smithsonian institu merce more convivial times still recall the man. that of the 19 principal cities in Eu erably tongue-tied in her presence; custom of country folk to gather and P. L. Schamel, deceased. tion. • # » , , Notice is hereby given that the rope, London Jias telephonic com yet there was Sipwthing about her nip their wine under its shade.” Doctor Richmond pointe out that undersigned has been appointed ad the martins seem to have selected the munication with five, Paris with nine, that drew him like a magnet and it ministrator of the estate of P. L. :bed bliss just to national capital as at), annual meeting and Berlin with 18. The average de was feverish, _ Schamel, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for place In the late summer. In previous lays durftig the busy hours on long sit beside her apd steal occasional years they have held their sessions at j Sherman County and has tualified. distance lines between Berlin and, glances at the pink flush in her cheek JEWELER AU persons having claims against said different points around town, one year Paris is 68 minutes; between London uad the parted red Up« end th® black Coftoh Mather would willingly have estate are hereby notified to present curly bob that flirted so recklessly selecting the elm trees near the Pan- Income president of hie alma mater, the same duly verified, as by law re and Amsterdam, 84 minutes; between! with hin» and made him long to put American building, another year us llanaa^L succeeding bto father^ but quired to thq undersigned at the Paris and Brussels, 180 minutes^ The out a huge band and touch just one ing the trees near the botanic garden thft^gh there were opportunities, be office of W. C. Bryant in Moro, Ore time by rail between Paris and Brus little curl. He could do It io gently and still another year meeting on ntver was elected, writes William E. gon within six months from the date Rhode Island avenue In the northeast sels in 217 minutes. In other Words that she would scarcely realise what . * . . . ; 7" Barton In tbe Deartforn Independent. Wbtof. you could send a messenger from was happening, M knew he could, if Dated and first published October section. He became dissattsfiod with Harvard, ' f-* "After assembling from nearby Paris to Brussels in just about the only he dura. ' , and on January 2, 1717. he wrote In 21, 1927. Their converaatton on these vialts ARTHUR SMITH places and from Virginia, Maryland. time that you could complete a long bls diary: AdMinistrator^of the estate of P. L. betrayed little ot their real feeltoga. Pennsylvania and other sections near "What riiall I do for the welfarfl Schamel, deceased.' distance call between these two ” "Did you work pretty hard today r Waahington, they usually hang around of the college at New Haven? I am |»||I I III IIII I HHH I H H W. C. Bryant, attorney for ad for a few days before suddenly taking cities.” Thia from JoC tndined to write unto a wealthy East ministrator. Mr. Gadsden also called attention End of the off in one troop for the South," Doc Date of last publication Novem India merchantman at London, who tor Richmond stated. "They will take to the superiority of the electric light , ' may be jiispoeed on several account«, ber 18* 1927. I up winter quarters probably In South and power services in the United I Did you?" to do for that soctoty and colony." "Yea.4 had surt ef » bad.day. Had NdTiCl OF SHERIFF SALE America. Sometime« they number States over similar service« abroad. Accordingly be wrote to Elihu Yale, from 10,000 to 20,000 birds, according “In London, for instance,” he said, to fire a couple F own and J hated to, ' • In the Circuit Court of the State of a rich and chlldtooa risn,' saying: to various estimates.” “practically every political subdivi count o’ their wives and children. "If what 1« forming at New Haven Orei m, for Sherman County, iberty, Plaintiff, Other large flocks meet,- In other sion has its own separate and inde It’s hard work beta a foreman." might bear tha name of Yale college. "I guess it is." dtieq about this time of guar. Doctor pendent electric system, and these It would be better than a name of Quincy E. Gwynne, and Anna Silence. 7 Richmond said, and they, too, will systems are not standardised but dif-1 sons and daughters. And your mu- E. Gwynne, his wife; F. R. More silence. journey to warmer climes. nificeoce might efiyily obtaiq for you Fortner, Administrator of fer from each other in voltage and Joe .struggled frantically to think of WlUle the exact date of departure other characteristics, the result being I such a commemoration." the estate of J. Q. Gwynne, something to say but not one, single OREG N of th« visitors on Floral street can deeqasod; Wasco Warehouse The money came, and the name I only be guessed. It appeared certain that if a householder moved from one Idea couffi be coax lato bis mind. , and Milling Co., a corpora given to the college by Mather political subdivision to another, the I After several weeks, of thia he be I that leaders of the flock will see that tion;Ad£< Stout, J. R. It remains. ' I the migration begins before the hunt- ] electrical appliances such as vacuum gan to show the strain. He sew Bar Kaaeberg and F. R. Fortner, Defendants. ! |ng season opens. x cleaners, electric irons, and so forth, bara almost every menlng and loved her more each tíme, but y was ridlcq By virtue of an execution, judg Acted on Information which he had purchased, could hot be lows to think about proposing to her Richard Mansfield walked Into the ment, order, decree and order of sale I used in the new location. issued out of the above entitled Court Chess Favorite Game, In the soul conflict ha lest quite a Grand Central hotel at Oshkosh, Wis.. in the above entitled cause, to me di “The citisens of the United States tat of weight | bq began to fed ill, I» says Felix Shay In “Elbert Hubbard rected and dated October 12th, 1927, Whole Village Play* I should be very grateful to the found-1 fact Then one day at the plant be of East Aurora.” Behind him was a upon the judgment and decree render Bertin. — Virtually every Inhabi ers of this republic that they set up a valet eartying two big grips. The ed October 10th, 1927, and entered in tant of the little village of Stroe- I government designed to encourage I tragedian took four steps from the d<x>r the said Court on October11th, 1927, beck. near Halberstadt In the Harz [individual initiative and private en- te the desk, and, leaning over, In*one in favor of M. Liberty, plaintiff, and mountains, r«n play chess. Proficiency of those half-confidential stage-voice against Quincy E. Gwynne, Anna E. In chess playing ranks with reading, J terprise, and on the theory that gov- | ernment should be confined to seeing asides that reach to the topmost gal I Gwynne, his wife; F. R. Fortner, ad writing and arithmetic in the Stroe- | ministrator of the estate of J. Q. | that every citizen has a fair and free lery, saM: beck villager school. Gwynne, deceased; Wasco Warehouse “ AK have you music at meals? ” field in which to work out his own | Every year jo«t before the Easter and Milling Co., a corporation ; Addie And the clerk adjusted the glitter- Stout, J. R. Kaseberg and F. R. Fort vacation tho school conducts a chess future, free from unnecessary gov- Ing glass en his t bosom, smiled ner, for the sum of $3,000.00, with tournament. The winners receive I ernmental interference. interest thereon at the rate of 7% serenely, and said; chess boards donated by tho village. “After what I have seen abroad, I per annum-from August 20, 1920, and **Oh* yes, surely so Tradition has it tbM the Btroe- [ it seems to me. that it is the duty of Ing siren. the further sum of $7,800.00, with in music ab all meals.” beckers have known how to play chess Then he thought of Barbara. Be And Mansfield turned to his valet, terest thereon at the rate of 7 % per since the Eleventh century. At that | every thinking American to be vigi- annum from November t, 1921; and fore they operated he would write to Over Waaco County Bank who was resting from labor with the time Bishop Arnulf of Halberstadt de [ lant in resisting any and all efforts to the further sum of $246.00, with in- her and tell her how much he loved feated hte opponent, Oount Gunselln, I extend the operations of government, heavy, valises, and said: terestthereon at the rate of 7 % per her, with Instructions to deliver the "Oho, Oho.Jahtos! Look you to our annum fro mNovember 1, 1921; and with the aid of the villagers of 8troe- whether Federal or State, into the letter after his death. He got a bock. Tha Stroeboekers held tho count | field of busineu.” luggage! To our luggage!” the further sum of $518.57, with ifi- strange satisfaction out of this and at And four mere strides took him to terest thereon at the rate of 10 7® P«r captive In an old toww. still known as the hospital refused to let the nurses the door, and the actor and valet dis I annum from July 25, 1927, and the the Chess tower, until h« was ran- start their preparations until he had further sum of $848.64, with interest f somed by friends- * To while away tha appeared. Problems of Presidency thereon at the rkte of 10% per an composed bls letter. time Count Gunzelin began to Instruct num from August IT, 1927, and the "My own dearest sweetheart." . he his guards In chees. Arnold9» High Mark further sum-ef $750.00 attorney’s fee, wrote. "When you read this I shall Within nine months the choice fori The guards passed the knowledge One of the high spots in tlie career together with plaintiff’s costs taxed at L ox to tho other villagers, until every- an occupant for the White House will I be dead, but I wanted you to know of. Benedict Arnold came at the sec- $29.00, and the cost of and upon this I body knew tho game. Since then it be narrowed to two men and 80,000,-1 that I have loved you evdr since the writ commanding toe to make sale of obd battle of Saratoga. Arnold de the following described real property, has been a matter of communal pride 000 voters will choose a leader and first day I met you, and I had hoped some day to ask yoa to marry me. spised ’ Gen. Horatio Gates, and did | to Instruct each succeeding genera- I to wit : spokesman for four years. Economy You’re the. sweetest- little girl I’ve I not hide his contempt So Gates put I tlon In the art. The West half of East half of and prosperity are talked of as the ever known and you just made-tMs I him under arrest for insubordination, Section Twenty-four (24); Boat half of Southwest quarter of and he was confined In a small room achievements of the present adminis lonesome old city seem like another Section Twenty-five ^25); South First Transatlantic tration, with a general policy to let world to me. With deepedt love. Joe. I of a farmhouse behind the American east quarter of Section Twenty- He was surprised and pleased, too, 1 lines In charge of a sentry. the people alone to work out their] Flight Wu the Fa*te»t six (26), Township Two (2) by his emotional outburst He slipped When the battle broke out Arnold North of Range Eighteen (18) New York.-rContrary to the belief own salvation. scented the situation and evaded bls It inside an, envelope.and addressed Our country has also refrained East of Willamette Meridian; al of most newspaper readers, nonstop It Then he put it la another envel guard, leaped upon a horse and led so East half of Southwest quar airplans flights across the Atlantic from mixing up with other countries. ope and marked It "Please mall at ‘the attack that carried the British ter, Southeast quarter of North not only have failed to hang up any Greater revenues resulted from lower once.” Then he crawled out of bed entrenchments. The field of Saratoga west quarter and Lots fwo (2) speed records fa 1927. but actually tax rates. Anti-eorporation senti and put It In his cost pocket They Ig. well marked, and where Arnold Three (8) and Four (4) of have fallen short of the mark set eight ment and radicalism in any form have would be «Ure to go through his Section Thirty (30), Township penetrated Burgoyne’s trenches stands years ago by tho first plane to blase constantly declined. Industries and things after his death and find it Two (2)- North, Range Nineteen * a gray granite monument. On It is this troll. A comparison of times and (19) East, of Willamette Merid jjayrolls are considered more import there and mall it. If 4» didn’t die be | carved a cavalryman’s jackboot, with ian, in all 1095.24 acres of land, distance in this field follows: > could retrieve it and destroy It Flue I the spur . broken Off. The marker in Sherman County, Oregon. 191P-Alcock end Brown, from 8t ant than partisanship,, and people The next two days were rtther I bears no comment and no name, but Tte DALLES. OREGON Now. therefore, by virtue of said Johns, N. F- to Clifden, Ireland, 1,960 generally prefer a candidate who will vague to Joe. He bad sensations / it points the high-water level of Ar execution, judgment, order, decree PhoM SO Tha Dalles miles in lfll-5 hours; average speed. give us soundness in judgment and «inking and rising, of darkness and nold’s career.3 and order of sale, and in compliance Ambulance Service firmness in control. Iles an hour. 120 J day. but on the third day he felt Im with the commMvds of said writ, I will -Lindbergh, from Roosevelt measurably better. Ik was then that on November 12th, 1927, at 10 o’ Tho Exposure . Field. K to Parla, France, 8,610 clock in the forenoon, at the front he heard a stern professional voire He bad poured forth passionate dec- door of the County Court House in When officials of a large railroad in miles in 83H hours; average speed. in the hall saying. “Ho isn’t dead toratitos of love to the pretty girl at Sherman County, Oregon, self at pub Montana were naked by their head I tell yon—IT1 show hM to yob." The 107.7 bls side.. He did not think he was lic auction (subject to redemption) from Roosevelt Field quarters in St. Paul why there had door opened and Uke tbe flight capable of such eloquqnce. Yet in to the highest bidder for cash in hand to Plymouth, England, 8,425 miles, to been a noticeable falling off in coal bird Barbara with a little frenzied cn tbe midst of hl« loving words the girl and all the right, title and interest 34 tomrp; .average speed, 100.7 miles shipments as compared with previous I had crossed the room and had thrown yawned. Even though she raised ber which the within nam^d defendants, as hour. . winteza* the Weather Burea^ was con herself on the bed. was kissing Mm hand to conceal it. It did not escape or either of them had on February 20, Byrd, froth Roosevelt Field to Brest, frantically, her soft arms around hh sulted, Weather records showed that his eager eye. His tdrrent of burning 1919, ihe date of the mortgage herein France, 8,524 miles in 88% hours; foreclosed or since that date had in neck. there had been a period of unusually words ceaaed. The light of hope died average speed, 105.2 miles an hour. or to the above described property* or “Oh, Joe, oh, Joe, when I got youi Similarly, weather in bls eyes. Brock* ' and Schlee, from Harbor mild weather. any part thereof, to satisfy said exe tetter and thought you were deed,’ “ Wby speai to you of love?" he Grace, N, F„ to Plymouth, England. records are used by a local lighting cution, judgment, order and decree*, she shuddered, hiding her* head <m utterly interest, costa and accruing costs. 2.150 miles tn 191-8 houri; average company at the close of an unusually his shouldek. » Dated October 12, 1927. heartless I Your yawn showed it!” ■peed. 1114 mltoa an hour. cloudy, gloomy month, to show con "Who mailed that letterr said Jr* HUGH CHRISMAN “Oh, Clarence,” she whispered, hor sumers what constitutes an average suddenly. ror-stricken, "did I open my mouth as Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon month and why the one past has been First publication October 14, 1927 "Oh. my Lord, I don’t guesa I’ll get wide ha thatF Last publication NoV. 11* 1927. unusual, occasioning larger bills. In my cap now.” said a white-faced pro Unde Sam’s Sweetie winter the coal dealer watches the batloner at the foot of the bed. “Bui Heu Long Wielded Razor weather forecasts for a cold wave so t was going through-gour pockets to Coat. Him $700,000,000 A barber alncq he was fourteen and that preparation may be made for * <et your valuables and send them to 411 qalllng "Next!* at the age of •Washington —That Uncle 8am Ighty-elght to Abial B. Anthony of handling an increased demand for the office like we always do and 1 lias a sweet tooth Is shown bj ■ame across tbe letter and—m-m«llr<’ Burlington, Vt During b!« manj the great increase in production coat If a cold wave is expected on a t that night* egra nt the barber trade Mr. Anthony Sunday the yards must be kept open "It’s all right" soothed Joqi try In; Plumbing lM worked on four generations of on» •hewing gum and Ice cream. The and special forces held in readiness to to bide the'joy that rang lh his vole» amtly. One of the fifth generation Is ■d Kesti. ombined values of these prod handle the coal. it tho apparent calamity. “You rw ere and the barber hopes to shav. acts In 1914,*the year the World itong and don’t worry any more.” war began, totaled 8197,900.000. Sells and "Installs the famous "Oh, thank you for not .reportIn They rose to >700.000.000 In Don’t leave the lettuce on your sal Mueller pipe or pipeless furnace 4»er smiled .the little nurse hurryini r /fa Cold Up There 1927. adplate. Eat it for the sake of the at of the reom. Candy leads with a value of ■ddle—Marry me, and I’ll be sit vitamins il contains. And now that the Ice was brokei WASCO, OREGON g8T9jO81.41L “ and then comes ug oa top of the world. loo shed his timidity like a eloal 1ce cream st F2H6.17fi.fiM and Gloria—Then you’d bettor get a pah chewing gum at ? tT.fC3.<sn. A halting speech may be the result <nd fbuDd that It was sosy to draw ! fur trousers ready. . his little Barbara to him and kls* have your J White Restaurant Oregon Moro < 408 E. 2nd St Cotton Mather Gave' Name to Yale College DtLarhue Portland Painless WfT. Slattati, D. D. £ TW Dallos, Oregon . Dr J. R. Morgan dentist United Stales Deotnl Exam inter for thia diatrict. Office at MORO, OREGON People can reach me from Moro at night from the long distance booth at Hotel More by ringing The Dalles. THE DALLES, OREGON Office at the Hamilton Hospital Phone No. Hospital 487 JAMES STEWART SHERMAN COUNTY STOCK AND BRAND INSPECTOR Moro • - Oregon DEPUTIES: L. Schadevits, Kent, Oregon; Dr. Jv>. Sauader», Moro, Ore.; W. H. Merer, W mco , Ore BIGGS : e station . i Lunch Gonda Bcitfod Drinks on Ice Quaker State Oils 1 Union Gas Aj«Z Tire« The Dalles’ Newest and Beat Hostelry CENTRALLY LOCATED Sherman County Headquarters EDW. BALL, MANAGER The Dalles • - Oregon FUNERAL HOME A. M. HICKS . CALLAWAY’S FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Director» Í and Embalmer» j Union sod Third St of a lame excuse. ; bar MMl him tor end. ki« tor. NEW HOTEL PERKINS Washington at Fifth Street, PORTLAND, OREGON Now under the Personal Management Mr. E. A. Troutman Our usual pre-war transient rates still prevail. SPECIAL WINTfcR RATES TO PERMANENT GUEST^ , Let us show you our Accommodations
