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Thc Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday January, 18, 1929
The Judge: He Meets an Old Soak.-
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WELL I SEE '/OLÌ* VE’
BEEN DRÜMK AGAlH
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OPERATION A FEW
W ELL JUDGE
»VE HAD HOTHIMQ’BUT
HARD LUCK SIN C E I
landed F R o rA n v LAST,
uJB EK SA G O ANDTHE,
AND t SUPPOSE THF RAI n A -
HAS JUST PRlV^H •jOUTOj
W . C. B R Y A N T
W E L L T H E N VJtW D O
SOU G E T D R U N K ?
Attorney - at - Law .
yOUSEEF'UUOGE,
WITH THAT STONCE
IN S ID E OF M E INV
J U S T T H IR S T Y A L L
THE TIM É
DRINK
SURQBOM L E F T A
SflONQfe INSIDE o FHF
OFFICE PHONE MAIN
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Moro, Oregon
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Dr J. R. Morgan
DENTIST ’ - /
Únited States Dental Ex­
aminer for this district
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OFFICE AT
Haines which shows values as high as behalf of the National Lumber Manu­
facturers' association.
GIVES RELICS TO U. OF O.
>460 per ton In silver-lead.
5200 PILOTS GET LICEu-iS
(fcJNi .'N' flWi- '•■■■
State prohibition operatives particP
A
seagull
flew
Into
a
2300-volt
power
The* Oregon Wool Growers' associa­
paled In 88 arrests for violations of
line
at
Seaside
one
day
last
week,
Thirty-four Women Hold License to
tion held Its annual state convention
WE PAY parcel po«$ one way on all
oauslug a short circuit and leaving the liquor laws during December, accord­
Pilot Airplanes.
shoe repairing. Good quality work
In Baker recently. -
ing
to
a
report
filed
with
Governor
town without power for an hour. The
Washington, D. C.—On the first day
and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles,
Postal receipts at the Astoria pofct- gull recovered and flew away.
Patterson by Ueorge Alexander, state opposite the post office. ,
of the year 6200 persons hold author­
offlce during 1928 totaled >67,214, an
ity from tho commerce department to
The sea-going tug Georgia M. Brown, prohibition director Fine! Imposed
Increase of >260.47 over the 1927 re­
WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
pilot airplanes, and 34 of them were
owned by the Star Towing company, la the cases aggregated >7925, with
size or w eig h t
Crippled or de­
ceipts.
Jail
sentences
totaling
520
days.
woman.
went aground recently on the beach
formed f e e t
Wern mark’s Shoe
Illinois valley Port Orford cedar Is Just south of the Siletz Bay bar when
Sinking of a number of wells which, Store, The Dalles.
Of the total 2927 of the pUota held
being shipped to Japan. The logs are a tow llae fouled her propellor.
tranaport licenses, the highest grade
If successful, will provide Salem with
obtained near Bandon and hauled te
of eertllfcate for a civilian aviator,
Although there was no great activ­ an improved water supply, was an
nounced by the Oregon-Washington
Waters Creek by truck.
allowing them to engage in interstate
ity In building In Pendleton during
commerce; 1165 were authorised to
The Inland Grain company, a new 1928, records show that permits issued Water Service company. Work on
drive private machines and 633 were
>25,000 corporation, has been organis­ during the year had a value of >157,- one of the wells was under wqy last
week. The Salem water has had a
limited commercial pilots, two of the
ed at Freewater by H. S Murray. A. .442, or >63,691 more than In 1927.
P h y sic ia n an d S urgeon
peculiar taste for several weeks, and
women ranked as transport pilots.
L. Grover and John R. Barnes.
Oregon land In 1928 yielded farm many householders have obtained their
In the distribution of licenses
According to a recent survey, Eu- products worth >666.000,000. surpass
among states, California had 894 and
drinking water at springs and from
THIy DALLES, OREGON
gene’s population Is now estimated st lng the total of 1927 by nekrly >20,-
New York 472. Other states with more
wells outside of the city.
27,642, an increase of 160 per cent 000,000. Eleven million more dollars
than 100 licensed pilots were Illinois,
Office at Mid-Columbia Hospital
Merger of 125 retail grocery stores
since the decennial census of 1920.
was taken from the streams in fish.
138; Maryland. 249; Pennsylvania.
In the Willamette valley, presenting
The W est Lane Lumber company
Approximately 40 - new buslneas
Phone No. Hospital 841
2S>; Ohio. 228; Texas, 218; Mllsourl.
aggregate resources of nearly >1,500,-
houses, representing a large number plant near Swlsshome started up the
171; District of Columbia. 166; Vlr-
000, was perfected In Salem recently
of various lines of endeavor, were first of the year With 40 employes The merger, created by the Wiliam
; glnls, 117; Massachusetts, 109. and
opened In Medford during the year The plant, recently taken over by new
Wisconsin, 101.
ette Grocery company, brings into ex
A remarkable collection of Indian
owners, had been idle for about a year.
1928.
lstence one of the largest chain store
relics has been presented to the Uni­
It’s never too late to mend wasn’t versity of Oregon by Mrs. Arfhle Knox,
In the’ two moiiths In which the co­ organizations in Oregon. The organ
The oil prospecting well at Fossil
ild of chiffon hosiery.
Springfield, an* will be placed in the
has reached a depth of 700 feet and operative shipping association of Wal­ ization will be allied for buying with a
new fine arte building.
Many flits
the crew Is now drilling In red shale. lowa county farmers has been in exls chain of 450 stores In Washington.
Ona of the blessings of hot weather productions of Indian handiwork are
Work
Is going on continuously day and tence, 3766 hogs havet>een shipped. Theodore Roth, president of the com
la that yon learn to appreciate a cool Included In the collection, which Mrs.
: bringing the farmers a total of >62. pany, sa il
Physician and Sarge«»« r~
night.
day.
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Knox obtained at Independence, Ore­
‘
718.
All-time building records In McMinn­
Rural residents from various dis­
Grata Valley, O re g o n
gon, and In Canada.
Dogs killed 448 sheep and 19 goats tricts petitioned the Hood River city
Sentimentality can cause as much
ville were shattered In 1928 when a
harm and suffering as hard-boiled In­
total of >463,984 was Invested. The In Linn county during 1928, according council for domestic water supply
A thing we like about China Is that
People can reach me from Moro
sensibility can.
it takes the mind off Nicaragua.
amount Is >237,000 more than was to records of claims filed with the» from the new >250,000 Cold Springs
at
nyjht from the long distance
Linn
county
court.
The
loss
Is
more
municipal
water
system
now
under
spent in 1927.
A model marriage la one in which
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
than >6000. The court Is now auditing construction. City Attorney Smith In
Operation to straighten bows of the
Medford and Jackson county during
the wife Is a treasure and the hus­ lower extremities la on its last legs.
The Dalles.
r
the claims.
formed the country residents that they
the year 1928 broke all records In pear
band a treasury.
Richard
Cayier,
artist,
lost
heavily
may
form
water
districts
along
the
shipments, lumber production, Crater
One thing that may be kept Indefl
Modern fiction Is no more “daring”
Lake 'travel, school attendance and , at Tillamook recently when fire de pipeline and that the city will deliver
nltely without spoiling la the temper
stroyed hla studio with many valuable water to the districts at Its pipelines.
than lots of old-time fiction, but It la
bank deposits.
paintings. Mr. Cayxer was severely Each district will arrange its own dis
ever so much mors crude.
Those anxious to Invest In a going
Wasco county’s total of tax to be burned In an attempt to save some of
trlbuting system.
concern should make sure which way
raised for county purposes this year
A man In Brockton, Mass., spent
his property.
8. O. Simon of Tangent was elected
It Is going.
will be >421,818.80. The county nurse,
25 years In writing a poem In which
A report compiled by Sheriff Taylor president of the Oregon Dairymen s
previously
dropped
from
the
budget,
•‘germ" la rhymed with “turn.”
If a woman’s Intuition la so won­
shows that 296 persons were inmates association at the «lpsing session of
will be retained.
derful, then why does she ask so many
of the Lane county Jail daring 1928 the 36th annual contention of the or
Having been obliged te listen to a
With a caah halance-of >155,532.97,
questional
Thia Is considerably less than the ganlzajlon held In Medford. Berton
good many, wo don’t blame Mussolini
the Linn county court enters the new three preceding years, which show an
Aldrich of Redmond was named vice
for shutting down on .the yodelera.
We can’t understand why anybody
y ^ r well supplied with funds. The
president, and P. M. Brandt of Cor
average
of
625.
should boast of a family tree that
balance is one of the largest In the
Philadelphia takes the prise. A mo­
vallls, secretary treasurer. Marshfield
P.
G.
Gilmore,
owner
of
the
Gilmore
hat quit blooming.
history of the county.
torist te that d ty struck a schoolboy,
hotel In Newport, was killed in an was selected as the convention city
EYE STRAIN
John Laing of Haines and two part
breaking his hip. Ho took tho boy
automobile accident six miles east ot for next year, with the understanding
Queen Marie la planning another vis­
to a hospital, and when be got him it to the United States. Well, we may
ners have uncovered a commercial Toledo on the icy Newport-Coryallls that an eastern Oregon city would be
Can only he corrected under the
proper conditions and by the use
there stole a dime from hla victim not get so red In the neck this time.
vein of ore In their mine 14 miles from highway. Mr«. Gilmore, who was trap­ named the following year.
of the very best o f equipment.
and disappeared.
ped under the car, was badly bruised,
The public Schools of Oregon are
We have the Best Equipped Optical
but iwt seriously Injured.
the largest single enterprise to the
office in Eastern Oregon.
The total tax levy In Eugene this state and represent an Investment of
OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY
' year will be 68.5 mills, according to more than >40,000,000 In buiWlngs.
! County Assessor Keeney. Last year grounds and equipment, according to
the total was 54.6 mills. The big item the biennial report of C. A. Howard,
Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, Proprietor
of Increase Is the 4-mIll levy for con state superintendent of schools, which
320 East Second Street
was filed with Governor Patterson re­
atructlon of the McKenzie and Flor
cently. During the fiscal year »end
THE DALLES, OREGON
ence state highways.
The Hood River county court has lng June 18, 1928, these schools ex
Approximately
announced that funds available for pended >22,000.000.
county fruit Inspection work wiU be 8000 teachers are employed and more
used In employment of a county agent. than 187,000 children are enrolled.
The cost of the agents annual work There are 9624 clerks and school boat'd
will be >5000 a year, of which the members.
C. A. BINDER, Prop.
State highway maintenance forces
county will pay >2400.
Phone 632 Moro, Ore. Phone 632
Henry Holden, resident of the North are spreading gravel south from Myr
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Complete Line of Plumbing
Fork community, near Florence, was tie Point toward Bridge,'where the dis­
Supplies
tance
is-
supplied
with
reserve
piles
<ff
killed instantly when a large log rolled
Tin and Shoot Metal Work
gravel for 11 miles. This gravel Is
over him.
Agent for Royal Hot Air Furnace
being leveled with a grader as fast MS
Sheriff Taylor of Lane county has
Dealer in Pumps and Windmills
laid. The state expects to oil half of
recovered from an assault by thugs a
B
ettef facilities, lower cost of parts
the road this spring or summer. The
and experienced workers give you
few days ago, who waylaid him and
thoroughfare Is the state highway be
the best service. - Call us at once.
knocked him unconscious. He was not
tween Coos County and Douglas, and
robbed and the motive Is supposed to
there are said to be many soft and bad
have been revenge.
places In the road as far as Camas
Ike Weatherford, whose hobby Is valley, due to .trucking of logs in the
aviation, recently purchased 80 acres aoihmer months.
pf land near Arlington and has a crew
pf men erectihg buildings ahd leveling
And yet. If we had been spending
THE DALLES
ths ground preparatory to establish­ the last two months at a summer re­
ing an aviation field.
sort, we would be writing home about
Calls for and Delivers
Mary Margaret Grimes, 7-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Grimes,
The stock ycker is occasionally
in Moro Wasco
living 14-mlles northwest of Junction compelled to halt In bull market en­
City, was fatally shot by her 9-year-old thusiasm and voice the request,
, and Grass Valley
brother Robert while the two were
The co-ordinating head of the Bell Syeter.
'Please
stand
by.”
YOUR TELE PH O N E is connectible with is the American Telephons and Telegrapn
Mondays and Thursdays
playing with a small rifle.
142,000 other telephones in Oregon, and with Company, a national organisation with more
Though
In
Portugal,
some
Don
nin»teen mill»— telephones all over the
Attainments of Edgar Grlmea of
420,000 stockholders. It owns a majority
United States.
Harrisburg. 19?8 national 4-H club Quixote must have exchanged his nag
of the stock of th e^ eratin g companies Its
fundamental interest to the best possible tele­
leader champion, bore fruit recently for a plane. At any rate, he collided
A moment’s thought will show that such phone service at the lowest COBt-
In the appropriation of >850 by the with a windmill
, -<
a broad service—putting your telephone at with safety, and its
BIGGS v
-
county
court
to
restore
the
office
of
the center of a network that covers Oregon principle has been to seek nospeculafave or
Linn
county
club
leader,
vacated
five
SERVICE
STATION
and the nation—is made possible only by large profits, but to work solely for a con­
The man who discovered how» to
uniformity of equipment, uniformity ot stantly. enlarging and improving telephone
H . H .- W illa r d , P r o p r ie t o r
years ago by failure of the court to get fire by rubbing two sticks togeth­
method, and close-working harmony between
service.
provide funds. , . ,
er probably had one of those patent
Lunch Goods
the operating companies of these widely -
C. Marsters of Roseburg was elected lighten.
separated geographical areas.
Ice cold drinks are guaranteed our
The ownership of a majority of The Pacific
president of the Oregon state fair
patrons because o f always having
-lephone and Telegraph company ■ stock bv
About two-thirds of the nation’s telephones
on hand from 2 to 8 tons of ice.
board at the annual meeting of the NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
i American Telephone and relegreph
Telegr Com­
—the
million to which your tele- pany h o
regularly published in the
board held in'Salem recently. Thia la
In the County Court of the 48tate
T h e P a tro n a g e
nhooe is readily connectible—are operated by
American
Company
annual
of my Sberma^ County Neighbors
Ma Marsters’ second successive term of Oregon for Sherman County. “
a group of companies known collectively as spread broadcast for s many
years. It tojone
In the Matter of the Estate of
Will be Appreciated
rs president of the hoard. Mrs. Ella
the Bell System. The Pacific Telephone and
of the chief reasons for the advanced type of
Margaret McCallum, Deceased.
Telegraph Company is one of these operating
Shulty
Wilsoa
was
re-elected
aecre-
telephone service enjoyed in Oregon and on
Shell Co. Gas and Oils
Notice is hereby given that the
companies.
tary of the board,
%
he Pacific Coast.
undersigned has filed in the above
While cleaning out the mall boxes entitled court his final report and
Not only does the relationship give tin
- W . ere proud io b . on. of th o fa m ily
used in the house and senate during account of his admninstration of said
Pacific Company the right to jJ1
estate and that Monday the 18th day
o - f c » " ■ * • • • ■««*■•< * •'
technfcal experience and results of scientific of tu —c i a e f n J d c neceee
the legislature two years ago, work­ of February, 1929. at the hour of
fe *Ae te/ep b on e ex-
isssarrta of the Bell System, but it enables
r e X S b w rvieo. W the
CALLAW AY’S
men found three letters which were 10:00 A. M. of said day has been by
the Pacific Company to operate at the lowest
overlooked and not taken to the post- order of the court appointed aa the
Sees rieen *• Oregon end tbe UnitoJ S t a t o o
FUNERAL CHAPEL
poMibk
t^ .p b o n . ..« d e e
office. This carelessness wlU he call­ time and the County Court room in
teleohone service st a minimum, f nruugn
the
Court
House
at
Moro,
Oregon,
as
poMOMod
b
y
M
y
tM
M
try.
ed to the attention of the mall clerks
Funeral Directors
fJU We-«ere EfeHrie
the place for the hearing of. said
at the 1929 session.
report and account, the objections
and Embalmers
A gavel fashioned from a piece of thereto, if any, and the settlem ent of
C em w ny fa
« • < * * • *•<•**•*• •**- D. J. BUTCHER, Manager
Union and Third St.
ih s 1
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•* wewfd <**
timber which had been In the White the said estate.
Dated and first published at Moro,
ffcem •iber«"««
H oubc for more than 112 years was Oregon, January 18th, 1929.
The Dalles, Ore.
presented to the Portland chamber of
Last published February 15, 1929.
commerce by F. C. Knapp, president of J. F. Foss, Executor of said estate.
T H E PACIFIC TEL E PH O N E
AND TELEGRAPH COM PAN Y
thq Penninsula Lumber company. In W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Executor.
Oregon State News
W A N T ADS
Dr W . N . Morse
z
MÒRO, OREGON
ZELL
FUNERAL HOME
THE DALLES, OREGON
Phone 846 The Dalles
. Ambulance Service .
A. M. Wright
Repreeentative at Moro
MORO, OREGON
W hen in The Dalles
HAVE YOUR
Lunch or Dinner
- (Full Course)"
at the
W hite R estaurant
DR C. L. POLEY
Newhouse Optical Co.
Moro Plumbing Shop
Model Laundry
The Telephone serves best when its
'
service is wnzwrs#/
-s:
35C
408 E. 2nd St.
The Dalle», Oregon
We also serve, at usual prices,
Lunch and Dinner combinations
that are said by our patrons to
equal Home Cooking.
D . L in d q u is t
JEWELER
A
Repairing a Specialty
602 E. Second st.
2 Doors East o f Skaggs Store
THE
DALLES, OREGON
Phone 35-J
✓
“ QUIET SE R V IC E ”
Lady Assistants
CRANDALL
Undertaking Company
THE DALLES, OREGON
Bank Hotel
— T b e D a lle « ’ N e w e « t a n d B e s t
H o s te lr y
Centrally Located
S h e rm a n
C o u n ty
H e a d q u a r te r s
EDW. BALL, MANAGER ;
a
THE DALLES, OREGON
t
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL
Washington at F ifth Street,
“ PORTLAND, OREGÓN
Our usual pre-war transient
rates still prevail.
Special Rates to permanent Guests
UNDER THE
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
Edward C. Holt
RATES
Room with bath privilege, 75 c up
Outside room with private bath,
' >1.50 up
a
Special rates where more than two
persons occupy one room.
Let us show you our
Accommodations
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