The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday January, 18, 1929
Unde Sam Printer
Biddy’* Worries Over
Flower* To The Living
Moro High School Notes
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The hew semester opened Wednes
JudgsJ.
W.
Hamilton,
of
Roseburg,
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day,
January
16.
No
new
courses
lust tendered his resignation
who has just
lican said editorially, November I t ,
have been started as the subjects
as a member of the board of regents
KENT LOCAL ITEMS
lH fl:
given
last senfcster were full year
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Wan na taseer °* dm Vnivarsity of Oregon, has end-
“Unde Sam’s Poet Office Depart
Leave* Portland dally at 6 g.
L. L. Peeta and T. W. Alley were ones.
Biddy, the faithful h en ,n°2 °
ed a
of 28 years of faithful
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ment, which it is estimated will have grows gaunt and peevish from sitting.
Loav»s *Tj»o Dallo* daily at 8 a.
here
Monday
from
Moro.
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a deficit of $100,000,060 during the Gas and electricity have ended her and productive service with this body.
Loavos'Gm** Valley daily at 2 p.
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Harry
McDonald
has
returned
to
A.
J.-
Decker
returned
to
Portland
Glowing tributes paid to him by fel
present fiscal year, will continue in hatching worries.
for Portland
low board members and , others who Saturday after spending a few days school. As he was a star basketball
the business of competing with local
player
last
year
it
is
felt
his
return
In other words, Petaluma, Cali know of his later work, cannot, of here at his ranch.
h
Portland — Sherman County Way Points
printers in the furnishing of printed fornia, “the world’s egg basket,” has
course,
give
him
full
justice,
for
he
Quite
a
number
from
Kent were in will make this year’s team stronger.
envelopes, having recently awarded a evolved the automatic hen. And such
His
former
position
on
the
team
was
Counseling with Mall Stage at Grass Valley
contract involving more than $15,- sn automatic hen! It hatches hun- began his work long before any of Moro Monday Attending, the Rumely forward but at present he is playing
for Kent — Shaniko — Antelope
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power
farming
school.
these
friends,
began
to
observe
his
000,000 in this connection.
center.
dreds of thousands of fluffy chicks a Activity ¡n this line of pUblic endeavor,
After
the
weather
man
had
given
Moro
Agent
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Fred
Pickett
Motor
Co.
“This means that one concern will yegr who are just as Mvely and happy j When j udg^ Hamilton became a
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us two days of fine sunny weather the
Wasco Agent — Wasco Motor Service Co.
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have a monopoly of this ambunt of as if mothered in nature’s way.
Pearl
and
Arthur Williams of
member of the board of regents the northeast wind and fog struck us
Grass
Valley
Agent
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Grass
Valley
Motor
Co.
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gross business, a large portion o f
Walla Walla, Wash., will finish the
Seven of the big Petaluma hatch
which will be diverted from country eries use gas to increase the chicken university was lodged in but two or again Monday evening and it is still last semester of the eighth grade at
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publishers, who are practically the population. Of these the Pioneer three buildings. Its faculty consisted cold and frortynnd foggy.
Moro under Miss Palmrose. The new
Portland — Lincoln Transfer Co., 10th and Hawthorne, Phono E 7780
of
only
a
score
or
more
professors.
only class of business men with whom Hatchery, Inc., is the largest and
The Rufus High School basketball
The Dalle* — 212 Federal St., Phono 107
Its student body numbered only a team came up Friday evening, led by students gre living with their aunt
the government competes in this
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mfill, on Main
>erhaps‘the most typical. Two million few hundred. He has seen the Institu
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manner.
,aby chicks a year is its average birth tion grow from this to a university of Homer Sibley, apd took the short end street. T *
“The injustice of this practice is
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rate. The chicks are hatched in incu 8200 students at Eugene and 225 of 81 to 8 scare. Kendrick Dunlap I
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all the more marked because the print
and
Codnie
getting
the
high
scores
Several
of
the
7th and 8th grade
bators each containing two trays car mere in Portland, with a faculty of
ing is done for an additional charge
for
Kent.
students have won Palmer merit
ing for 1,800 eggs. Under each tray more than 2200. Its campus now has
of only a few cents a thousand over
The whole community was shocked badges. Those who haVe won them
la an old-time Welsbach gas burner, nearly 80 buildings and still there is
the cost of the plain envelopes — a
minus the mantle. This heats a warm not room enough for the demands to hear of the sudden death of Irene, are: Fern Luttrell, Fay Luttrell, Max
Shaniko, Oregon . '
charge so small that it covers only .a
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. ine Henrichs, Mildred Hansen, Rich
. ater circulating system surrounding made upon them. . ,
fraction of the cost. The 5nvel6pt
On
The Sherman Highway 1
e trays. Each burner is controlled
Much of this growth has taken Beyer, at about 8 o’clock Monday ard Barnes,, George Hennagin, Dollie
alone are priced higher than neces
evening.
Vfe
understand
that
the
Belshee.
by a thermostat so that the warmth place while Jud& Hamilton has been
Meals and Short Orders
sary in order to cover a portion of
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around the egg never gets too high president of the board. As leader cause was pronounced spinal menin
All
hours
->
Reasonable Prices
the loss ob the printing, but the cus
gitis. Burial wag in the I. O. O .F .
Several people o f Moro high school
or too low. •.
of this group oP eiticens who serve
Regular Dinner 60c - Rooms 50c up
tomer thinks he is getting a bargain
cemetery
Tuesdhy
afternoon.
C.
M.
are
confined
at
home
with
the
flu
Anyone who has tried to raise
because of this juggling of price quo chickens by the old-time lamp incu without wage, he has guided the uni Zell having charge. All are extend Miss McCord and Kenneth McKean
Cigar* aad Tohaeaes
versity ably and well, and now as he
Soft Drinks and Confectionery
tations.
bator can readily appreciate what this retires he receives the warmest praise ing their sympathy to the bereaved both have a slight touch of the disease.
“Having been victims of this unfair automatic method means-— no climb
Darfce Hall In Connection „
Blaine Miller, who has been absent
from his associates, and from hun family.
competition for half a century, it is
several
weeks
with
pneumonia,
is
get
Mr,
and
Mrs. H. Pullen, Proprietors
ing out of bed on a chilly night to dreds of friend* throughout the state
little wonder that country editors are
ting
better.
turn up the wick, no rushing to the who know him and love him.
SHANIKO LOCAL ITEMS
practically a unit in opposition to
hatchery when the sun shines hot to
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It is men like Judge Hamilton who
government operation of business en
Alex Ross returned Saturday from
The Senior Class of Moro High
lower the flame.
make
Oregon
the
state
that
it
is,
men
terprises. All fair-minded business
School has changed t^e date of its
’ The Pioneer Hatchery resembles a who are willing to serve the public a trip to The Dalles.
men should assist the National Edi
The picture show here Thursday play, “The Mummy and The Mumps,”
busy industrial plant more than an without thought of recompense so
torial Association in its efforts to
from February 1 to February 5.
,
automatic hen. It is a building of that the commonwealth may be better, was largely attended.
eliminate thia Socialistic and un-
The
change
has
been
made
because
brick and tile, one story high, cover wiser and happier.
S.
and
Ted
Rees
of
Antelope
were
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American practice.
the Moro American Legion wishes to
ing 50,000 square feet, in which are
visitors here SktUrday.
“There would be as much justi
schedule a dance for the night of
hatching machines, the offices and
Mr.
and
Mr».
Alex
Ross
were
vis
fication for the operation of retail
the packing and shipping departments. Coffee Citadel Crumbling itors in Madras a week ago Tuesday February 1.
stores by the government as there is
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For thirty years it has used gas to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aldridge of
for the retail sale of printed envelopes
Next
Friday
night the Moro High
coax the ehicks out of the eggs, and
Recent cabled reports from Berlin Bakeoven were shopping in Shaniko School boys basketball team will go
in competition with local printers.”
in all that time has never had an
st a German organisation planned Friday.
DEALERS IN
to Grass Valley to play the first con
accident of any kind — net a Are or to develop large coffee plantations in
Ed. Wakerlig had the misfortune ference game between the two
an asphyxiation, thanks to a reliable Dutch Guiana have caused much in
OLIVER PLOWS AND REPAIRS
to lose three head of work horses schools. T he starting line-up will be:
gas service and an efficient system of terest in the heart of Brasil’s coffee
recently.
Forwards, Hastings and Barr; center,
ventilation.
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region. Coffee is, of course, the most
We have a carload
Several from Kent and Grass Val McDonald; guards, Boardman and
important export of Brasil, and die ley attended the dance here Satur
McLachlan.
due to arrive soon
last crop exports were valued at more day night.
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Saving The Tax Dollars
than $300,000,000 and accounted for
The Caesar class is studying the
Claude Wilson and son of Bake
two-thirds of the total exports of the
oven attended the dance here Satur recently adopted state text for second
WISH TO ANNOUNCE
Millions of dollars of the taxpayers country.
year Latin classes by Ullman and
S aturday , jaw . . i t
money are spent yearly for carrying
Observers believe that the control day night.
Tom Conelly of Maupin attended Henry. Thia is to be used with the
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on governmental routine. Economies exercised by the coffee institute for
that we have some 18-inch Oliver Tractor Gang
the
bank director’s meting here Sat Caesar text. The book includes trans
and labor saving have been effected, the past four years is bound to have
lations— Latin stories and plays —
Plows in 2- and 3-bottom, wdth Special Design
from time to timis, through the Inno the same effect in stimulating the urday n ig h t..
and gives an extensive study in syntax
ed Moldboard for turning over heavy stubble
vation of bookkeeping and tabulating coffee production of other countries
Mrs. M. Bunch spent the past week
and grammar.
machines and mors efficient filing a* did the British control of rubber. visiting s t the W. M. Aldridge home
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Systems and calculators.
Although this rubber control allowed at'Bakeoven.
We yet have several John Deere
The Moro basketball girls have
The most rsoent improvement over only a certain amount of production
Mias Flora McColloch of Antelope scheduled a game with Grass Valley
; gang plows and parts, which we
old methods is the new system of on the market from British posses was visiting hrith Mrs. Rosa and son for Friday, January 18. On peeonnt
copying and recording documents by sions, it stimulated other plantings, Qlea Saturday.
offer at reduced prices to clean up
of the semester exams there has been
photography. This is now dons in
and the Dutch, in Java, reaped the
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L. Barnum of The Dalles was pres very little practice thia week. The
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number of states and saves a tre profit o$ the high world priee, for they ent at the bank director’s meeting line-up will probably be the same as
It will pay you to see the Special Oliver Plow
mendous amount of time, money and were at liberty to sell when and where held here Saturday night
it was in the Moro and Rufus game.
RALPH GRAVESA
labor, as well as guaranteeing a de the market warranted.
before you buy
Antelope visitors here Tuesday The team expects every one out to
ANITA PAGE
gree of accuracy Impossible with any
Coffee experts see the same process
EDWARD NUGENT
were Vera ice Dus, Mildred Rees, patronize its game.
system of copying by human sees
going en in the coffee growing coun
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S.
Rees and Lenora Woodcock.
“This method is no longer in the tries and predict that Brasil will not
The ace of romantic
The
county
high
school basketball
Shaniko seems to be the favored
•tars wings a path to,
experimental stage,” says the Tax control the world market in n few
schedule
for
this
season
has been ar
new and greater dra-i
Digest. “It has been tried and fount years. It is pointed out that Colombia spot this winter, sunshiny days, while ranged with the schools playing
matic heights in this
our
neighbor
towns
are
hid
with
fog.
to meet every test. It is superior to has put more and more land under
MORO, OREGON
gorgeous epic o f the air.
games as follows: Games at Kent by
A good size crowd attended the
any other method that has, as yet, coffee in recent years, and now the
Grass Valley January 4, Rufus Janu
Made with the cooper-1
been invented. It is of proven perma news of the German undertaking in dance here Saturday night. The next ary 11, Moro January 25; at Grass
ation of the United ]
nency, of demonstrated effective™
Guiana indicates the opening of an dance will be January 26th. Music Valley by Moro January 18, Wasco
States Navy, thia pic
It is the most economical method. other field.
by “Buster’s Gang.”
ture is a true record of |
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February 8, Rufus February 16, Kent
the la u g h s/th e loves, 1
And it is of absolute accuracy.”
While the bulk of Brasilian coffee
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoech of The Februiry 22; at Moro by Rufus Janu
the thrills of the naval
The copying of documents may goes to the United States, yet Ger Dalles visited friends and relatives ary 4, Wasco February 1, Grass Val m»»nn»n»nnn»»mmt»tn»n»ntKm«w:wm«n»n»»»m:nim»nH>w »a
flyers.
seem a small thing, but it is an impor many is a considerable buyer, and her here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Hoech
ley February 15; at Wasco by Grass
tant duty of government and one that own plantations would, naturally, sup was present at the bank director’s
Valley January 25, Moro February
costs a great deal of money. It
ply her own market as well as other meeting here Saturday night They 22; at Rufus by Wasco January 18
25c and 50c
through such economies as this that European buyers. However, it takes were accompanied by Mrs. A. Alter
Grass Valley February 1.
much can bs done to raise govern seven years for coffee to commence matt and sons who spent the night
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mental efficiency and lower the tax bearing, so the German competition here! with Mr. Altermatt. ;
While riding on the Oregon Elec
rate.
is that far away.
The Columbia Southern Hotel lob trie train from Portland to Eugene
by was entered some time Tuesday the Moro delegates to the high school
“ The House of Good W ill”
night, after ten o’clock. The cash officers’ conference were greatly
register containing five dollars in pleased by meeting Mr. Dienst, super
small change was taken. . It was later intendent of public schools in Boise
found a few miles west of town, Idaho, who was going to Eugene as a
Owned by the City of Moro
minus the money. No clew as to the speaker at the conference.
guilty party has yet been found.
Mr. Dienst motioned to one of the
Operated for the Benefit
the Traveling Public
students that he wanted to speak to
and Sherman County Community
him. They talked about the subjects
Lodges Install Officers
which had been studied in high school
and he gave his opinion of what stu
It is estimated that more than 100 dents ought to plan for college. The
Under the Personal Management of
members of the Rebekah and I. O. O. rest of the Moro students were intro
E. E. LARIMORE
F. lodges met in their hall at Moro duced to him and he tried to help
Formerly of The Hotel Oregon, Portland
Will Present the Farce Comedy
last Monday to witness the ceremonial them decide on the course of their
induction into office of the members lives after graduation from high
elected recently to eonduet the affairs school.
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS 76c
When the delegates arrived in Eu
of the two ledges for the succeeding
term. Following the installation cere gene and spoke of having met Mn
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monies of the lodges, supper was Dienst, they discovered he was a man
DINING ROOM OPEN USUAL MEAL HOURS
of affairs and the principal speaker
served.
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The following officers of Lupine of the conference. ,
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Rebekah Lodge No. 116, were instal
At the annual Journalistic Confer lwwiww !t mninnntnwffltmttttttnMmwuttanmnnnn»mnutMMBttttttiina
led by District Deputy Belle Conlee.
P. N. G...................Lenora Schadewit» ence in Eugene, Friday and Saturday,
N. G....................................Bessie Axtell January 11 and 12, where the contest 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
V. G.................................... Mattie Axtell of High School paper» was held, the
Secretary ................ .Jessie Henrichs Moro Optimist wo* first honorable
T reasu rer.......................... Maud Akers mention in section D for mimeo
Warden ..................................Lila Bull graphed paper».
Conductor ...........M,.E d n a Freeman
The Dean Eric W. Allen cup for
C haplain.................. Mrs. W. B. Rice the best mimeographed paper in sec
R. Hi McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
R. S. N. G................... Margaret Peetz tion D was awarded to the Junior
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L. S. N. G........................Hasel Woods Echo of the Scappoose high school.
R. S. V. G................... Daisy Hennagin Although More high school h^s only
L. 8. V. G...............I Bessie Thompson fifty student» its paper ran the Scap
DEALERS IN
L G .......... f ............... .Emma Larson poose high school a close race.. By
O. G..........................g . . Susie Hastings comparing the two papers the stu
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders
Musician
.Greta Roes dents of M o n are certain that they
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay
The following officers of Moro can improve -their paper and bring
Lodge No. 113 I. O. O. F.were instal the cup home next year.
led by A. R. Keuiager, D. D. G. M.
The Arnold Bennett chp for the
MANUFACTURERS OF - ’
P. G...............................Robt. Urquhart best high school paper in the state was
CURTAIN AT 8:15
N. G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. C. Axtell awarded to the Benson Polytechnic
M IL L F E E D -A N D F L O U R
V?G............ ............. .Geo. A. Williams high school.
S ecretary................. . z.A . M. Young
The Clarion, newspaper of the Sa ^O000000oeooeoooooôoooooooooooooooooooooooeooooooooo5
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T reasurer..................
W. B. Rice lem high school, won the Eugene
Presented by Special Arrangement with Banner Play Bureau
, . . . .C. M. Mersinger Guard cup for the best paper in sec
Conductor ........... M. R. Schadewita tion A, for papers from schools with
THE OBSERVER PRINTING OFFICE
Chaplain . .......................Alex Jackson hn enrollment of over 600.
R. S, N. G.
. . Geo. McDonald
The Eugene Register cup for the
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IS AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS KNOWN
. . . H. C. Ruggles best paper published by a school with
L. 8. N. G.
BY THE HIGH GRADE OF ITS PRINTING
. D. A. Van Gilder an enrollment under 600 went to the
R. S. V. G.
Reserved Seats 65c, Children and Adults General Admission 50c
L. S. V. G.
Willard E. Smith Lantern, of Pendleton high school.
R. S. S....................... ....
. A. Douma
The Honker, news notes of the
L. S. S. . . . . . ...................... G. Douma Burns. high school, won the Harris
Inside G..................... Percy Thompson Ellsworth cup for the best paper in
Outside G...............C. M. Cunningham section C.
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A u to m a tic H u e Is E ro lru d
P e ta lu m a , C a lifo rn ia
At
C. H. Gilpin Truck Line
SHERMAN
M oro W aräw ar«
& I m p l« m e « ? t
Moro
Theater
RAMON NOVARRO
™E FLYING
FLEET
Moro Hardware & Implement Co.
Hotel Moro
Senior Class-Moro High School
of
"The Mummy and
Independent Warhouse
& Milling Co.
Moro Legion Hall
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Tuesday, February 5, 1929
Business Men Say: ‘Advertising Pays’
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