Sherman County observer., July 06, 1928, Image 4

The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday July 6, 1928
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A r odd Armati on of the mountain
la a high wind produce* th* curious
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thga t mountain, -wbU* over another
point aome miles away another cloud,
known as the “Bar,’’ also remains sta-
win« rushes down with extraordinary
violence, being sucked up again under
which before now has been known to
lift * man and *v*n a haystack.
At the same time its current pro
dusks a shrieking sound extremely un ’
canny, and It was owing to this that
In the old days the mountain whs
known as Fiends’ felL
South Africa needs mOUons of trees.
They would prevent and arrest the en-
recel ted.
gradual drylng-up of the land. <
I She expected that Charley would be
round early
Into M» embrace and
deep fruit layer of surfac* soil are
washed aWuy to th* aea.
JTTtlrt
with a sufficiently dense mantle of
tree», y»e rainfall wodTd be stored and
the flow of the river» regulated, says
the Johannesburg Time«.' IM 'Shrike*
soil instead'of Behqr™«*** ww.
would be gently and consistently mois­
tened. Without the assistance of prl-
vnte enterprise, and, above all, with­
out th* co-operatloh of every farmer
fa the eotmtrjr,'tfie best efforts of the
forestry dPpartment must be like try­
ing to sweep back the desert with a
broom.
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HARLEY BENTON’S weaknete
was bashfulneas to the presence
'of ladles. He was fully aware of his
failing and so far overcame It that
people began to »ay: “How completely
Charley Benton haa gotten over hto
bashfulnasa" But in the presence of
one young lady bis old weakness ress
sorted itself and she was th* one per­
son to th* world to whose presence
be felt he should not be bashful. Her
name was Marfan Gray.
He had been tn lov* with her for
some time and got along "very well
in his courtship until be tame to pop­
ping the question.
One day, as Charley was passing a
book store where shop-worn books
sere exposed for sal* Ob 'a little
stand outside, his eyes caught tbs
tlttoi "The letter-writer de Luxo—
how to put your thoughts on paper.”
He picked it up and examined It The
book opened as if by magic to a page
whereon • was printed “The proper
forth of a letter from a bashful young
mao to proposing to bls swsstheart."
He reed the letter printed below It
carefully. It was not just what be
bad been trying to say so many times
t* Marian y but it seemed to cover
the ground.
That aright he studied the form let­
ter careftjfty, tried to make some AL
teratlona I d It gave up the attempt,
copied It verbatim and sent R off to
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magniAed pht
tort* foot.
W. C. BRYANT
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Physician an4 Surgeon ■
Attorney - at - Law
THS DALLES, OREGON •
Hospital
Office at Mid-Columbia
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 98
Phone No. Hospital 841 *
HORSE SHOEING don* on th* farm.
See C. A, Jewett, John Forbes home
or box 82 More, or phone Foss A Co.
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night; thì Bbttff Moro, Oregon, i <
ford4» wiM
fri«* of Charted WE PAY parcel post one way on all
-We*
■ho* repairing. Good quality work
and leather. Joe Amor*, Th* Dalles,
the lit
opposite the pent office.
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announced the two
fore dinner
WE
CAN
fit
all
kinds
of
people.
Any
victims of tettor-writlng de luxe greet­
< sis* or weight.
Crippled or de­
ed each otlw "
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formed f**L
Wernmark’s Sho*
There was fid’
Store, Th* Dalles.
tlon Just tXbn.
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questtonrMtnd teff
Redwood trees. Imported from Cali­
Charley » tato « a quite1! com* «nd fornia and planted tn the Grays Har­
bor district of western Washington
•merely go * «utter of -cariosity, why fourteen years ago by one of th* larg­
you paid no at$*Dtloo to my not* re­ est Tagging concerns Of ths Pacific
garding your offer of marriage?"
Northwest, have proved a pronounced
*1 was afraid,"'replied Charley “that success. As a result, plans sr* under
I could not MMsfactorily fill th* poet
tlon which youSo kindly offered me." way to transform large arena of cub
over land* Into redwood forests. In
the fourteen years a redwood tree has
attained a diameter of eighteen Inches,
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showing mor* rapid growth than that
present cookT aaid CbarU«.’ v-
’ of any other variety of tree planted at
MMy present e*okt* pried Marian. the same time. The tre* also shows
-What has my cook got to do with ItF every indication of being high grade
and ste went on wlthotR'waiting fot lumber stock. Encouraged by these
aa answer : *Tou sent me a tetter
results, the company Is undertaking
•copied verbatim from The ’Letter
the growing of the redwood trees from
seed and in addition has planted more
than 1000 acres with spruce, fir and
pine seed.
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to take <o
paid him Incida- own coin—let him.
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-night amie and ** ORDERS TAKEN for wild black
. ran
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^fries, $8.50 crate; logans $2.00;
dewberries $2.85 C
dress. Check with
Once when John Ruskin and Thom­
ae Carlyle were discusalng the litera­
It Is tn the blunt hand «nd the fired ture of their day, the latter said to his
heart, to the diseased habit. In the ( companion: "Can you tell me why It
fa that works on subjects of vital In
hardened conscience, tlmt men become
r*re<t‘to the race, aplendldly written
vulgar; they are forever vulgar pre
cisdly to proportion ax. they are In
by men of profound scholarship, com­
capable of sympathy, of quick under-
mand scarcely sufildent sale to pay
staadi«, of ail that, io deep inslst- the cost of publishing; while trashy
ene* of th* common but moat hccW
novel», false to history, falsa to phi­
rate term, may be called the "tact"
or "touch faculty” of body and aoul. losophy and false to the facts of human
that tfrt lvMcb th* nfimoea has In experience, and altogether lacking la
treaa. *rMdl th* bur* w*man ba* literary merit, will sell by score* of
thansands?”
After a ahort pause,
Ruskin replied: "There to but one ex-
guMe and «anctifier of reason Itself. planatloü^of that fact, but the expía
BiUhmi can but determine what to nation Is sll-sufflclent; the novel-has
trua. It to the God given passion of leve In It and the other has not"
humanity which kite* can recognise
what God has made good —RmAtn
A Philadelphia musician say* jaxs
said Marian to herself as sb* glaoc*d
will be supplanted by a soothing
through the missive. Then her brow
rhythm like that of "Sbwanee River." contracted »nd «he became thoughtful.
Marriage and Moutefrapt
‘ Harftat*. *• fa recent time» IF has There is need of an emollient, to use That does not sound a bit like Char­
pretalM, might have been patterned the ’ language of Oliver -Wendéll
ley,” she thought < "What do you
oT the ancient device of the mouse
Holmes, "to soothe the blows of suppose—r
tog an appUottlon tor th* position
trap. Like the mousetrap. It was re
< A few minutes later she was In cod
sound.”
of cook to bef bonsèbold.”* "It did
guwled a» ■ piece of mechanic» use
sultatlon with the parlor-maid. PAm
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not,” cried
in, ~tt
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tut to society but net sufficiently at
ole," said she, “have you got such a
letter
from
A millionaire who marries a chorus
tractive unless appetlxingly baited;
thing as u book showing you bew to
th* proffered «and of her
and when the Inmates had by their beauty cannot hope for a quiet wed
write sll sorts of lettersF "No, Miss
gnzed at each other for a mo‘
ding. The press agent always figures Marian, I haven’t; but th* cook bas They
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went to sllenc*. Then ■ light broke
consumed the seductive bait, they that the lady is likely to return to ner one that bas just beautiful letters
upon Charley. "Was your cook’* Het
were left to their own devices except art and that no ehance for Incidental
In it' They are just wooderful; the
ter-writer* a new edlttooF be asked
where humanitarian feeling—going be publicity should be neglected.
way they are mt down."
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yead the leas merciful pattern—had
: t "Ask the cook if she will lend It said ‘Newly corrected and enlarged* on
placed a string In the trap which by
to me for an hour or so," said Marian ।
Only one girl in a list of 6,1X0 Holly­
the title page.' And mine was an old
skillful maidpubtloD might raise the
! Marian looked over the book. Yes, t ««.■»MCtade -nur. It tW
deor an« fr*r th* capUvea—Bate- wood extras bus had as mudh a* five there it was, on page twenty three:
numbering' iff the «WHSSa
peg** * * «sSiWsbm
Won Mn‘i
days’ employment a week for the past
kMk Ellis In the Forum.
"Letter from a bashful young man to correspond. Oh, M«riaRT^"Olt Oir
six month* But every one of the proposing to bls sweetheart"—Word
leyr CurtaftRi
other 5,900 had pleasant dreams of be-
for word aa Charley had written ft.
domtog k Star. 4 * ’
■Arian turned over tb* page* until
A New rork woman had an artist
firing a railroad locomotive stands
'she rame to wh*t sh* wW looking
fifth among the most dangerous Amer-
paint fair picture but Insisted at the
The height of disappointment would
ia occupations in a table prepared
"not rt tfoflt itar
be a Texas boy going back after many "Letter frota n young lady la accept- Hnd that
byt th* labor bureau, says Popular years to astonish the natives and find­
that.’* Sh* reused the artist to msk*
Msdianlcs Magaxlne. Th* percentage
ing everybody in the home town had She giggled and chuckled, reading over the plctfff* thlfiner wMcti he did. and
of deaths from accidents among this
Ae otUtod and preposterous “form-l*t- Charged hfa client $7nnh for crltlrlxtng
an oil gusher on the south eighty.
•ar* which took up'a whol* page
his art Th*. Jury has awarded Mm
of’the highest, drivers la coal mines.
Sii* lookéd at the number of tb* pag*.
84.W*) It Kra Question whether th*
Kingston, Jamaica, says Its banana
lady' gets anything mil nf it save ad
second and railroad brakemen and exports this year will number 20,000,-
eMetric linemen third and fourth.
000 bunches, so watch your step.
S*r gufato«
Chartey > Toure veriîsèment of'hcr iimirddpob.
Lach of Sympathy
Dr W. N. Morse
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one or see J. J. Wiley, Moro
Oregon.
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DR C. L. FOLEY
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People can reach me from Moro
at night from the long distance
booth at Hotel Mor* by ringing
Th* Dadas
FUNE$4V HpME
THB DALLES. OREGON
Representative «t Moro
EYE StRAlN
MORO, OREGON
Can only be corrected under the
We have the Best
office in Eastern
OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY
NOTICE
Owin« to the previilinj di»»,
among stock in Sherman County, It
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lmportant that people .hould
! keep their stock well confined at
। bom«, to avoid spreading the disease,
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O. R. Hube, owner.
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Newhouw Optical Co.
Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, Proprietor
820 East Second Street
THE DALLES, OREGON
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS*
Notice is hereby given that th*
tinted ex-
°»<>«nritnedhM b«m »pjohy
iWCUtOr O* Ul*' CStStC OT Ml ärgeret
। McCallum, deceased by the County
, Court of the State of Oregon far
Sherman County and haa qualified.
I All persona having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified as by
law required to the undersigned at
th* office of W. C. Bryant, Moro,
Oregon within six months from the
date hereof.
Dated and first published July 6,
1028. ,
John F. Foss,
Executor.
Last published August 8, 1988.
JEWELER
Repairing a Specialty
502 E. Second st
2 Doors East of Skaggs Store
THE. DALLES, OREGON
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Ôanrt of the State
of Oregon for Sherman County.
William Grant, the unknown heirs of
William Grant; Mrs. T. J. Robinett,
and also all other persons or parties
unknown claiming any right,, title
•state, lien or interest In the tea
estate described in- the * complain1
heroin, defendants..
To William Grant; the unknown
heirs of William Grant; Mrs. T. J.
Robinett, and also all other persons
ot parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest
to the real estate described hi the
complaint herein f
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. In the name of the State of Oregon,
you, and each of you, are hereby re­
quired to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against you in the above
entitled proceeding within four weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this summons as hereinafter stated,
and if you fail to so appear and ans­
wer the said complaint or otherwise
plead thereto, for want thereof, plain­
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief as prayed for in his complaint
on file with the clerk of the. above
entitled court, namely, for a decree
of *»M court-'tiwA the elaim of plain­
tiff, as owner fas Jee shnpl*, be estab­
lished to the real property as set
forth in plaintiff’s complaint and de­
scribed as follow», to-wit:
The Northeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter and Lot one
in Section One, Township Two
Phone 3M
QUIET
SERVICE”
CRANDALL . .
Undertaking Company
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THE DALLES, OREGON
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in Moro Wasco ,
and Grass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
Waahington at Fifth Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON
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Our usual pre-war transient
rates still prevail.
Special Rates to permanent Guests
BIGGS
SERVICE STATION
H. H. Willard, Propri*t«r
M^ and also a tract of land de-
acribed as follows, to-wit: Begin­
Ice cold drinks are guaranteed our
ning at the Northeast corner of
patrons because of always having
the Southwest quarter of the
on hand from 2 to 3 tons of ice.
Northeast quarter of Section
On*iTownshipTwo North, Range
Sixteen East W. M., thence south
forty-one rods; thence west 17
rods,. thence north forty-one
rods; thence east L7 rods to place
of beginning, containing in all
eighty-four acres more or less
(except a strip of land sixty feet
.wide, being' thirty feet on each
side of the track of the 0. R. &
N. Co.) all in Sectiofa One, Tdwn-
shlp Two North, Range 16 East
W< M. AM* the East half of Lot
Three and all of Lot Two of the
Funeral
I. X. L. Orchard, according to
plat and field notes thereof, also
all of Lot One and a two sixth
interest in Lot Eight of the L X. .
L. Orchard, in Sherman Gounty,
. Oregon.
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That the defendants, and each of
them, be forever barred against hav­
ing or claiming any right, title, inter­
est or estate in and to the said pre­
mises adverse to .the plaintiff; that
plaintiff be declared to b* the owner
m fee simpl* of all and «very part of
•aid real property, and for such other
and further relief as to the oourt may
MORO, ORÊ.
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seem equitabi* and just» ; > >)
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! This summons is served upon you
by publication for « period of four
consecutive, weeks in the Sherman
County Observer, a newspaper of
general circulation, publiahad at Moro,
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Mre and Life Insurance -
in Shermen County, Oregon, in con­
formity with an order of the Honor­
Boseh Radio
able D. R. Parker, Judge of the Cir-
Delco Light : : Frigidaire
cuit Court of the State of Oregon
Volume Furnaces -
lor Shermsm County* made and en­
Andrews School Supplies
tered on th« 27th day of June, 1928.
And th* date of the first publication
of this summons hi the 29th day of
June, 1928.
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It’s a wise worm that stays un-!
W. C. Bryant
der cover and deprives the early
Address: Moto, Oregon.
O. L. Pepper -
bird of his breakfast. - ”
Address: The Dalles, Oregon.
Attorneys for plaintiffs A
4tJ29-|y20 Reading advertisements is worthwhile
Lunch Gooda .
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Teeming with textor of Dread
For yourself, your
community in which you live.
And for this health authorities advocate the
Institute^
Flies cause untold thousands of Sicknesses.
prever There ¿Ire. Flies t/se
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CALLAWAY’S
FUNERAL ÇJHAPEL
Directors
and Embalmer.
Union ani Wird St
7 SELL EVERYTHING”:
Automobile* : : Reddicut
Houses :: Real Estate
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THE
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF.
Edward C. Holt
RATES
Room with bath privilege, 75 e up
Outside room with private bath,
$1.50 up v
Special rates where more than two
persons occupy one room...
Let us show you our
: Accommodations
When in The Dalles
HAVE YOURT
'’(IVdl Course)
' at the
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The Dalles, Oregon
We also serve, at usual prices,
Lunch and Dinner combinational
that are said by our patrona to
equal Home Cooking.
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