The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday June 22, 1928
Prizes For 4th of July
Sherman County Farmers
are invited
TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL
FIELD DAY
Liberal prizes win be awarded for
1 races and other sport* at the
Fourth of July celebration at Grass
Valley, according te the committee
on sports who are arranging the rac
ing and athletic program. Liberal
donations for these events have been
secured from Sherman county busi
ness men. The committee has not yet
made a complete canvas and more
donations are expected, but the fol
lowing list wiU indicate the nature
and extent of the various prizes that
will be awarded:
WASCO
Auto Electric Co., Seiberling
puncture-proof tub« 30x3 H $6.50
Crossfield Store, merchandise 6.00
5.00
E. D. McKee, cash....................
Wasco Meat Market, 100 lb pig 9.00
Corner Confectionery, cash or
5.00
merchandise ....................
Casteel A Stanley, lady or men’s
6.50
bathing suit....................
Mias Floreses Hurley, of Enter
McMillin Bros., candy................ 2.00
prise, a University of Oregon eo-
Wasco Motor Service Co., auto
•d, was unanimously judged the
awnings ...................... • • • 5.50
Roy Atwood Store, cash or
winner of th« Edison -Marshall an
5.00
merchandise .. 1................
nual short Story contest on her
Sherman County New», an or-
story, "Th« Log Lin«." Twenty
5.00
- der on any advertiser for..
•ifht aanuMripta wura •utered for
Sherman Garage A Machinery
th« award.
5.00
Co., merchandise.............. •
Wesley Wilde, merchandise... 5.00
V. " yr
1 '
Wasco Warehouse A Milling Co.
lb,
50
lb
oFlOO
lb
sack
and
1 barrel flour in 25 lb or 50
100
lb
scratch
feed
and
one
lota
....
25 lb sack aure lay
Indep. Warehouse A Milling Co.
Wasco Lumber Co., 4 quarts
100 lb baby chick feed in 25
5.00
enamel ...............................
O’Meara Supply A Implement
2.00
Cd., meat saw ..................
3.00
pump oil can......................
iw1
of the
Moro Branch Experiment Station
Moro, Oregon
Monday Afternoon 1:30 to 4:30 P. M.
June 25, 1928
Bad Roads Tax Is High
* U. ojOiGiAWins Prise
Motorist* pay a bad road* tax
equivalent to 22.3 cent* on every
gallon of gas consumed on a poor
highway. The Oregon State Motor
Association reports that this conclu
sion was drawn from experiments re-
ctently conducted in Washington,
Iowa and North Carolina.
The figure* were based on the pre-'
mise of a car making 10 miles to the
gallon on a rough highway. On a
basis of a speed of 33 miles per hour,
the test showed the cost of gasoline
and tires per one thousand miles over
rough roads used in the experiments
was $35.10 for an average four cyl
inder -car weighing 8,500 pounds
loaded. The cost for the same car at
the same speed over a very smooth
improved road was only $12.80, ac
cording to the tests.
WANT ADS
STAR CAR FOR SALE. Ho. 1 con
dition. Call at Ellsworth Hotel,
2t*jl5
Moro, Oregon.
FOR SALE — Red Raspberries $2.85;
Black Caps $2.50; Logans $2.10.
Postpaid. Send check with order.
No c. o. d’s. Ready about July 1st.
Fir Grove Berry Gardens, route 2,
box 91, Estacada, Oregon.
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TWO DAYS
4th of July Celebration
Grass Valley, Oregon
July 3rd and 4th
Celebration Program starts 1 p. m. July 3rd with baseball game, horse
Music during.
the day by the United Artisan’s Entertainers, who also play for the dance.
Patriotic Program starts at 9:30 a. m. July 4th in the city park auditorium.
Address of the day will be made
by prominent citizen of the state.
Music on July ‘4th by Sherman County Marine Band
Afternoon Program will include Baseball, Horse Racing and Miscellaneous
Athletic Sports.
Prizes donated by the business men of Sherman county.
Big Dance at Night
TWO BIG DANCES
MOVING PICTURE SHOWS
United Artisan’s Entertainers
EVERYTHING TO MAKE A BIG CELEBRATION AND GIVE ALL
A GOOD TIME
Look Out! Dont Land Here
Land/
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Hotótsqhe MesmassackaKClofive
YOO MUST Mitrai to kbdat Hatt
ONDUCTING a campaign ta reduce traffic accidents, the Better Traffic committee
of Pittsburgh recently sponsored the exhibition of this miniature hospital. The dis
play was routed over the main thoroughfares of the city, mounted on a two-ton Grabar*
Brothers truck
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Colonel Chas. Lindbergh was successful because
he had confidence born of an absolute knowledge
of his “business.”
• *
TASCO SERVICE helps you to have that know
ledge necessary to carry your business to a suc
cessful end.
Inquiries are invited
The Accounting Service Co,.
327 E. 48th St Portland, Oregon
Ginn, Coleman & Co
MORO, OREGON
DEALERS FEATURING THE
International Harvester Co
Pacific Power A Light Co., cash $5.00 HORSE SHOEING done on the farm.
. Complete Line of Farm Implements
Farmers’ Elevator and Bank,
See C. A. Jewett^ John Forbes home
5.00
or
box
82
Moro,
pr
phone
Foss
A
Co.,
cash ....................................
3t*jl5 I
Moro Garage, cash.................... 2.50 Moro, Oregon.
5.00
Hotel Moro, cash........................
WE
PAY
parcel
post
one
way
on all
(also meal for the oldest
shoe repairing. Good quality work
couple at celebration)
and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles,
Moro Hardware & Implement
opposite the post office.
Co., 2 baskets
Foss A Co., 5 gallons gasoline
WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
Arthur Phillipa« pair boys leath
size or weight. Crippled or de-
er cuffs
I formed feet
Wemmark’s Shoe
Ginn, Coleman & Co., watch
Store, The Dalles.
5.00
J. C. Freeman A Co., cash....
Ross’ Confectionery, box cigars
5.00 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
L. R. Conlee, cash....................
Notice is given that J. M. Wilson, |
Moro Confectionery, box candy 4.00
4.00 as administrator of the estate of |
Moro Pharma
, Fire-
Fred Pickett
George S. Wilson, has filed with the
atone tube 29x4.40
Clerk of the County Court of the
Main Street Barber Shop, 2
State of Oregon for Sherman County,
Celebrate the 4th of July at Grass Valley’s big
bottles hair tonic
his final report and account of his
Kerr, Gifford A Co., cash.... 5.00 administration of said estate. Said
park. Auspices of Sherman County Granges
Sherman County Obaerver, 3
Court has fixed Saturday, the 30th
6.00
1-year subscription*.........
day of June, 1928, st the hour of ten itmmmsmnmmmmffnmmttsmmmmztmttmnnmttmmntmxnnmnami
Moro Hotel Barber Shop, 2 jars
o’clock A. M. of said day, and the
Lemon Cream
courtroom of the above entitled Court
Douma Bros., cash................... 5.00 in the city of Moro, as the time and
May A Son, cash. .^............. • 5.00 place for hearing all objections to
said report.
GRASS VALLEY
J. M. Wilson, Administrator.
$5.00
Wilt A Co., pair shbes..............
W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Estate.
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP
Geo. Wilcox, Parker fountain
First publication June 1, 1928.
5.00
pen .... ................................
Last publication June 29, 1928.
Arthur Bibby, box cigars ... 5.00
Repairing Trucks, Tractors, Automobiles, Cater
Valley Inn, meal for 2 persons 1.50
•SUMMONS
Mr. Center, trade for men.... 1.00
pillars and Combine Motors, Cylinder
and 2 haircuts for boys
In the Circuit Court of the State
Mrs. Center, marcell for girl
Grinding, Oxy-acetylene and Electric Welding
of Oregon for Sherman County.
and marcell and shampoo for
R. T. Dingle, plaintiff, vs. Lola A.
woman
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Dingle, defendant.
Field’s Garage, trade or cash 5.00
To Lola A. Dingle, the defendant
2.50 above named: In the name of the
Dean Olds, trade......................
5.00
Feely A Co., trade or cash. ..
State of Oregon, you are hereby re
M. L. Fritts, half sole pr. shoes
quired to appear and answer the com
615 East Second St
Phone Main 4001
2.50 plaint filed against you in the above
O. M. Fraley, cash....................
5.00 entitled suit, on or before four weeks
H. Ziegler, cash........................
Citizen’s Bank, fountain pen
from the date of the first publication
and Eversharp pencil
of this summons as hereinafter stated, |
5.00
W. W. M. Co., cash....................
apd if you fail to so answer said com- j 90000900000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Union Oil Co., 10 gal. gasoline
plaint, or otherwise appear or plead
5.00 thereto, plaintiff, for want thereof,
Floren Coon, trade....................
Grass Valley Elevat Co., cash 5.00 will apply to the Court for the relief
5.00 as prayed for in his complaint, name
Bob Burns, Motormeter.........
ly, for a decree dissolving the bonds
KENT
of matrimony now existing between
$5.00
A. A. Dunlap, mdse, or cash. .
you and the plaintiff, on the grounds
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
5.00
J. E. Norton, mdse, or cash. . .
of wilful desertion continuing for a
period of one year.
This summons is served upon you
by order of the Honorable D. R. Par
Gets Sunday Dinner Ready ker,
DEALERS IN
Judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered on the 6th
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders
Church attendance by those whose day of June, 1928, which said order
custom has been to serve the “Sunday requires this summons to be pub
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay
lished for a period of four consec
Dinner” at approximately the noon utive weeks in the Sherman County
hour has been increased through the Observer, a newspaper of general
MANUFACTURERS OF
circulation published at Moro, in
use of electricity in the home.
Sunday dinner in most American Sherman County, Oregon. And the
of the first publication of this
homes is the most bountiful of the date
summons is June 8th, 1928.
culinary week. Elaborate prepara
W .C. Bryant
tion, however, until the advent of the
Post office address Moro, Oregon.
C. L. Pepper
electric range, usually demanded that
Post
office
address
The Dalles, Oregon.
Celebrate the 4th of July at Grass Valley’s big
one or more members of the family
Attorneys for plaintiff,'
remain at home.
park. Auspices of Sherman County Granges
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4t-jl-29
Now ranges equipped with ther
mostatic control have aolved this
bl«m. With the aid of thia device
the Sunday idinner can be cooked
while the Entire family is attending
church service. A prominent clergy
man relates that his family for a long
time has entrusted the range with the
task of cooking dinner while his fam
ily is in church.
Plows
Harrows
T ractors
Drills
Harvesters
Rotary Rod Weeders
Cream Separators
Under Auspices Sherman County Granges
racing and sports. Followed by a big dance in the evening.
ORDERS TAKEN' for wild black
berries, $3.50 crate; logans $2.00;
dewberries $2.35 crate; free to ad
dress. Check with order, no e. o. d.
W. R. Woodworth, Heights Berry
Farm, Estacada, Oregon.
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TASCO SERVICE
R ead & G alloway
The Dalles, Ore
Independent Warehouse £ Milling Co
MILL FEED AND FLOUR
Advance-Rumely Combine Harvester
U, of O, Psychologist
Wins Fellowship Place
Farmers and all others interested are invited to inspect the ’No. 1 Hill
side model Advance-Rumely Combine Harvesters now on display at Moro,
' back of Phillips Hamess Shop.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene.-*-Thoma« Cutsforth, head of «x-
perimental psychology laboratories at
th« University of Oregon, has been
awarded a rewareh
fellowship with th«
Social Sciene« Ro-
•earch council, an or
ganization , regarded
ae the foremoat ad*
eatific group in the
United Staton. Cut«-
aattona)
a «y*-
authority
■«•thesis, a«d per
ehology of th« blind,
Thom** Cutsforth will work os th«
project "psychopath!« p«rsos«lity of
th« blind as a factor in «conomis n^
adjustment."
Cutsforth himself is
blind, but he ha« never considered this
• handicap in any way, and has aeta-
ally designed and help«d to mak« murb
MW«r«ity laboratory.
Mr. Cutaforth will study with th«
•ouneU with the aim of advancing
kwwWr is the fUld of vocational
•daeatioa of the blind. Ha baa alrsady
done considerable work on a eompar-
ative study of the learning of th«
blind, and in connection with thie has
done experimentation in fi"f« saazee
and with other apparatus. -
No. 1 Hillside Advance-Rumely Combine Harvester
Made in 12-, 14-, 16- and 18-foot header
Guaranteed to level up to 60^ hillside grade
I am now ready to take orders for parts for machines now in use in
Sherman county. Office in Bank of Moro building.
FOR PRICES AND TERMS SEE
C. H. LARSON, MORO, OREGON
AGENT FOR SHERMAN COUNTY