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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1928)
«Éssesstes*■— SIEII1I CHUT IKEHEI Annual Mt Hood Climb (.^TownTalk CHILES The Annual Mount Hood Climb About 70 people from around continues to grow in popularity. It is conducted annually under the aus Christian Scioaco Mr. Adams was a business visitor from Moro gathered at the Shearers pices of Hood ,Biver Post, No. 22 in Shaniko last week. grange hall Thursday, June 28th, to Service Sunday morning at 11 Knowledge is power. American Legion for the sole purpose o’clock and Wednesday evening at Lack of knowledge is no excuse for failure. R. C. Byers was a business visitor William Evans Lawrence B. S., head of giving the general public oppor 8 o’clock. Sunday School at 10 tunity to climb the .Most Beautiful in The Dalles on Tuesday. of the division of plant ecology of o’clock each Sunday morning, pupils TASCO SERVICE gives you the knowledge of Mountain in America at the lowest O. A. C. who lectured on poison up to the age of 20 years are received your business that makes you a power in your Dr. C. L. Poley from Grass Valley Meóte the let and 8rd possible cost. into these classes. community. visited in The Dalles last Sunday. Thursday evenings of The American Legion will conduct Prof. Lawrence arrived In the aft The lesson-sermon topic for the each month. Visiting Their 8th Annual Mount Hood Climb TASCO SERVICE has never cost a merchant a cent Mr. W. S. Deaton was a business ernoon and together with a party of service next Sunday morning will be ÄÄ £I« Th. will to»». visitor in Moro last Friday from local people made a thorough search “Sacrament” Inquiries are invited Legion Camp at day light, and taking Klondike. of the Clodfelter pastures where the By order of W. M. Reading room open daily where all it slowly, wind their way to the high RobL Urquhart, Secretary. cattle were pastured which have died authorized Christian Science litera A new sign has been painted in from poison weeds according to the The Accounting Service Co. est point in Oregon, reaching the ture may be read, borrowed or pur BotUcbam Chapter Ne 71 O. E. S. summit around one o’clock, taking front of the Moro Hotel Barber Shop report of State Veterinary Green and ’’ Moro, Oregon chased. The public is cordially in this week. Lytle. Regular communica 8 or 9 hours to climb the four miles. vited to attend the church services Douma Bros, shipped a carload j Lawrence gave a very com- tions each 2nd and 4th The pace set as the party leaves camp and visit the reading room. 327 E. 48th St Portland, Oregon • * n nnilftn oroo^a Thursday evenings of will not seem fast enough for some lambs to the Portland markets last • nrphonflivu Pr«hensive folk talk nn on poison weeds, illus each month. but when they reach the top all Irill Saturday. trated by pressed ^ecimens. The Alice Conlee Moro Methodist Church most common are the Lupine (or Worthy Matron be thankful. An effort will be made to equal Mr. Carlton L. Pepper was a busi- Devils Shoe String), Larkspur, death Nana Banee, Secretary. Sunday School meets at the usual last years record of getting every ness visitor in Moro last Monday from Camos, Water Hemlock, Loco weeds. weeds, hour. climber to the summit Those intend The Dalles. Milkweed and Fern. There are a At 11 a. m. Mrs. R. A. Fee ns tra * Moro, Oregon ing to elimb should reach camp Sat great many varieties of most of these will preach, At 8 p. m. message by Maeta every Monday Next Sunday at 3 p. m. Rev. Feen- evening in the L0.0.F urday night There will be an inter stra will preach at the Michigan and only some varieties are poison the pastor. hall. Transient * and esting camp fire program Saturday and these only at certain seasons of Midweek prayer meeting Wednes- schoolhouse. visiting brothers are night the year. day 8 p. m. cordially invited to Realizing that a number are not MAKES THE WORLD GO ’ROUND! Prof. Lawrence reported, however, The entire interior of Ross Con Everybody most cordially invited. so strenuously inclined as to want to that in the survey of the pasture he fectionery has been painted and calci- Goo. McDonald, N. O. R. A. Feenstra, pastor. climb a mountain, plans are made to mined last week. did not find any poison weed in suffi Money is a wonderful thing—if prop take them, if they so desire, on a trip cient quantity to kill that many cattle, erly guided by means of a checking Several showers of rain' have been over Eliot Glacier, the largest on Presbyterian Church (Mr. Clodfelter reported between 35 account at the Bank of Moro. 'Every Moro, Ore »n ML Hood and one of the most inter reported this week from different and 40 dead). The Sunday School at 10 a. m. I M^ete 2d aad 4i dollar you spend is accounted for by places in Sherman county. Lupine (in pod) was the only weed has classes for all ages. Come and days of each month. esting. These side trips will leave the checks you draw on this bank. Visiting members wel Legion Camp at ten o’clock both Sat Marriage license was issued July that he considered at all dangerous study the Bible with us. There cannot be any mistake in pay come. ~ urday and Sunday. This is not a 2nd to Arnold N. Brady of Wasco and this apparently had not been The pastor will preach at 11 a. m. ing bills. There cannot be a double Essie McKean, N. G. har<| trip and no one with any walking eaten. and 8 p. m. The choir will continue and Opal Addingtqp of Rufus. Jessie Henriehs, Sec. collection for them. Your check, paid ability need fear it and this trip will At the close of the meeting it was to provide the usual excellent music. through the Bank of Moro acts as your please all who take iL We can fit all kinds of people. Any decided that in view of the fact that Chris Schalte Poet No. 71 Arthur Hicks, pastor. legal receipt The Crag Rats, Hood River’s Moun size or weight Crippled or deform several were loosing stock with the The Bank of Moro invites you to make Meets at L O. O. F. hall taineering Organization will act as ed feet Wern mark’s Shoe Store, The same trouble the ease was serious Full Gospel Assembly this bank your business headquarters. on 2nd aad 4th Wednes guides. They will scout) the trail prior Dalles. enough to warrant asking further aid day evenings of each to the climb and will anchor life lines Services every Sunday at 10 a. m. A report from Condon says that from the state and Mr. Stephens was month. wherever it is thought necessary. The and 8 p. m. asked to wire for Professor Benneth Fred Pickett, Commander diamond drilling has begun to deter Subject of evening message “God’s R. V. McEwan, Adjutant Crag Rats receive no compensation mine extent of coal beds in John Day Thomas Simms D. V. M., head of the for their services. Their’s is a labor Dwelling Place.” Department of Veterinary Medicine Valley. of love and they will endeavor to All are welcome. of O. A. C. New Wheat Disease - The Ladies Aid will hold their There will be many who will not monthly tea at the home of Mrs. »«xmtmmnKnnmmtimnnnmwxuKxnttt« Freak Varieties Tried A group of farmers and business' be inclined To even take the glacier C. R. Belshee Thursday afternoon, The Salvation Army men of The Dalles and Wasco county trip and will prefer to spend the day July 12. I attended the annual field day at Moro lounging around camp, taking short New crops or “phenomenal” varie G. E. Moore and Effie B. Richardson Salvation Army workers; according Experiment Station on Monday, June walks or nap in the cool mountain ties of present crops bought by grow of The Dalles took out a marriage to Brigadier Albert E. Baynton, in 25, to inspect the station and also air. They will watch the strings of license from the county clerk’s office charge of Salvation Army work in ers at fancy prices are ordinarily of secure all data available with which climbers as they slowly wind their little value as compared to standard in The Dalles this week. Oregon and Southern Idaho," have to combat a new wheat disease that way up the mountain side and again varieties now in use, warns D. D. Hill, when they slide, miles per hour, down '|1200 will buy a good “Holt” been much harassed in recent months instructor in farm crops at the state haainvaded eastern Oregon. MORO, OREGON While the disease has been present the steep slopes. The crowd will be Junior Gas Harvester, 18 foot cuL on account of imposters, who, repre college, who adds that testing such /or several years, it was npt empha in camp to watch the tired but happy Has been sheded. Practically good senting themselves as officials of the new introductions is one of the func sized until this summer when reports parties as they return and will be as new. B. A. Amy, The Dalles, Ore. Army, have been going about collect tions of the experiment station where ing funds in the name of the organ reached the chamber that Adolph ready to give them a real Lindbergh the work can be done thoroughly and DEALERS FEATURING THE On Friday, July 13, Dr. A. S. Hisey, ization. Having secured somewhere at less cost than by individuals. Agidius, farmer living on Seven Mile reception. With the help of the Legion Aux superintendent, will conduct the last the Anny’s uniform, they were able hill, had lost 275 acres of wheat for “Interest among farmers in the un iliary who do the cooking, meals and quarterly conference for the local te mislead the public. the third successive year. tried and freak varieties is a perfectly In order to protect the public from According to the description of the lunches will be furnished at prices Methodist churches at Grass Valley natural one, as every progressive further imposters of this kind the and Moro. . disease, it attacks healthy wheat when that returns no profit. farmer is interested in increasing the Salvation Army has supplied its ac There is no fee for the glacier trip the stalks have nearly reached their yields of his crop,” sajd Mr. Hill. The citizens of Moro got excited credited workers with a printed solic maximum growth. A black ring ap Saturday or for camping. The guide last Saturday afternoon when the fire itors card, wherein is written the “The trouble is that in most cases of pears around the stalk an inch or so fee for the trip to the top is |2. You Complete Line of Farm Implements bell rang. A weed fire had been start name of the worker. This card also these spectacular crops, the grower above the ground, and the stalk goes pay for the meals you eat. Visitors pays a fancy price and then must be ed on Frank Fortner ’ s place, but no definitely defines the territory in down. The wheat apparently has are urged to visit camp at any time. content with a reduced instead of an which said worker is authorised to Different churches will hold their damage was done. been tn thrifty condition ap to the increased return. service during the day and speeches appearance of the black ring. Mrs. George R. Shoup of the West-, solicit for funds snd is signed by “Some of the outstanding freaks It is. said to be prevalent in the and music will be provided to enter ern Washington experiment station Albert E. Baynton, the Divisional sold in Oregon in past years are the Ortley districL has made its appear tain those who remain around camp. has been obtained as one of the speak Commander for Oregon and Southern Alaska or Titanic wheat, also called ance on Tygh ridge, and is known at ers at the annual Oregon poultry Idaho. \ Brigadier Baynton respectfully re Miracle and Seven-Headed; Polish Goldendale and in other sections. It men's convention at Corvallis July wheat, Speltz and various black bar Clackamas county court will be ask quests the public to csll for solicitor’s is making greater inroads each year, ed to appropriate funds for building 18 and 19. leys or oats. The notorious Alaska card whenever and wherever ap according to wheat men, who are cribbing In the Sandy river at Bright wheat did not produce big yields and Flora and Donald Williams, who proached by a Salvation Army worker. coming to the conclusion that a de wood, It is said, as the river Is cutting the quality was poor. The Polish termined fight must be made to check the banks away from three to four have been visiting with their brother Should someone ask for money in the wheat or Jerusalem rye is grown Walter and family at Eugene for two name of the Army who is not sup the disease. only in a few places in the world and feet a month and is endangering sum weeks, returned by electric railway plied with a card, the fact should be The disease is believed to be a mer homes. During the winter freshets on poor arid soil. Millers will not fungus growth. 'Samples were taken the river washed out nearly all the to Portland and from there home to reported at once. take it at all. Moro with their brother Travers. and sent to Oregon State college cribbing put tn by property owners. “Then there was the notorious Bur recently, but the results of tests have bank Sup wheat which sold a few on Four used combines for sale There are a few heading crows at not been made known. The federal Many new alfalfa seedings through years ago for as high as $1 a pound un i mHnHn»ntnt»tMt:nn»»imt»HK»»t t m ttma nTfflinn»»»»nn i iii ii i iii n tgo easy terms; 14-foot Harris, 18-foot rork in the North Ione country. The biologists are said to have inspected Oregon are rather weedy at this for seed. It was supposed to resist recent hot weather has ripened the Holt Hawley, 14-foot Holt Hawley, the affected fields two years ago, but season, reports G. R. Hyslop, agro- all diseases and have all the advan 90000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 12-foot Deering; all in good shape. no report was made. ' grain rapidly and it is expected that See or phone C. H. Larson, Moro, nimist of the experiment station at tages with no short comings. Later harvest will be in full swing by July Numbered among the party here ( 0. A. C., following an extensive trip. it proved to be merely Jones’ Winter S. The yield will bo below normal, Oregon, agent for Advance-Rumely Monday from Wasco county were It is desirable now to clip tuch fields Fife, a common« variety of no real combine harvesters. " -4 owing to the late and dry spring. . Messrs. Agidius, Obarr, Hazen, Nel to prevent shading the alfalfa. Where importance. Mr. Arthur Glazebrook, expert plantings are not weedy it is best let son, L. Barnum, F. L. Simms and “Except as a pastime on the farm, BY AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES paper hanger and decorator, is work go to the bloom stage when it can be comparing varieties of farm crops as H. L. Kuck. A feeling of superiority is about ing for Jack Noonan. Mr. Glazebrook cut for hay. to yield and economic value presents all the satisfaction some people get expects to stay here all month of STORE YOUR CAR out of being good. Mr. and Mrs. Travers, H. Williams technical aspects best determined at Beading advertisements is worthwhile July. He and his family are camping the experiment station. The station In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of in Moro auto park at the present time. and daughter and Mr. Alex Hunter is greatly interested in production and wife, all of Portland, paid a brief Their home is Hayward, Calif. Walther-Williams Company. Competent workmen and dissemination of the best varie visit last Saturday evening at the ties and is always glsd to try out new always ready to help you in any way they can Last Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Geo. A. Williams, returning varieties and compare them with the at least expense to you. For any service render home of the bride’s parents Miss home the next day. Mr. Hunter Laura Dillinger was united in mar who is a brother-in-law of Mr. Willi old. Hundreds are being tried out ed the charge will always be reasonable. riage to Mr. Benjamin Smith of The ams was well known in Moro as he all the time.” Dalles. Mrs. R. A. Feenstra per was engaged in the real estate busi WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE formed the ceremony. The young ness here for some time. This season is the best time to de couple will make their home at The Prof. William Lawrence, plant ex cide from what part of a grain field Dalles. pert, returned to Moro last Friday seed will be saved for next year, C. E. Akers of Portland, son of from a careful inspection of the pas remind the farm crop specialists. A G. C. Akers, stopped over last Frid*y tures where the poisoned cattle have good method is to go through this night with his parents on his way to been feeding. He reported that he part of the field and pull out mixed the Blue Mountains, where he and was unable to discover anything that varieties, vetch, wild radish, cockle C. V. Belknap, Proprietor snd other inseparable weeds. Wild family will spend a couple of weeks would be likely to cause the trouble. radish in particular is increasing as vacation. His family has been vis Experiments are now being made by iting at Hermiston where they will cattle owners to discover if possible a serious pest of grain fields. join him on the trip. if the disease is contagious.' ‘ , Four new business institutes simi Moro, Oregon lar to the ones conducted at Baker and Marshfield by the school of com- Ladies and Children’s Hair college, have been merce of the By Graham Hunter Cutting and Shingle Bobbing InAugust at Kla- scheduled foi math Falls, Medford, Grants Pass and Roseburg. Each institute will last two days excepting for a one day session at Grants Pass. The same .............uniin Hiiliin ni ............................. staff as formerly will be in charge, consisting of H. T. Vance, head of the department of advertising and 30000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 selling, arid E. E. Bosworth, associate profeuor of accounting. C. L. I reland Editor and Publisher a TASCO SERVICE a Ginn, Coleman & Co International Harvester Co Plows Harrows T ractors Drills Harvesters Rotary Rod Weeders Cream Separators WHEN YOU TRAVEL Moro Hotel Barber Shop J O LLY JINGLES BATHS . Frequent inquiries regarding cause of paralysis are being received from Oregon poultrymen by the poultry pathologist at the experiment station at O. A. C. While the cause is not definitely known, opinon is that the disease resulte from some form of infection, where rigid sanitation is not hurried out, says Dr. W. T, John son. The chief point to bear in mind in sanitation are rearing fowls in small unite of not to exceed 500 chicks, using new ground for brood ing and distributing the fowls out on range as soon as possible. Love may be blind, but it usually manages to find an eye opener. TOE OBSERVER HUNTING OFFICE IS . AN ESTABUSHMENT THAT IS KNOWN BY THE HIGH GRADE OF ITS PRINTING ooooooooooo
