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Th* Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday June 21, .1929.
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Keen Competition
Allan Tom, son of Curtis Tom
Rufus, left The Dalles Tuesday night
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for Traverse, Mich., to take advan­
Certified potato seed production
«'Motorists traveling between Port­
East Is East 99 tage of a scholarship terminating
Where
does
not
differ
from
ordinary
com­
land and eastern Oregon have l>een
Kent Local Item«
August 18 which he won in a north­
mercial production in soil preparation,
using the Wapinitia cut-off between
treatment, planting, cultivation or
Some say that Lon Chaney is nt hie west states contest recently at Spo-I
Government Camp and Maupin to
H. H. White and wife were here harvest, says G. R. Hyslop, c h i e f in . best in a drama of sinister shadows, kane as one of three representatives
cut 40 miles' o ff their routes during
farm crops at the Oregon experiment of strange revenge and fantastic dis­ of The Dalles high school band. Allan ]
the past week, according to reports on business Friday.
The weather continues cold with station. The secret lies in starting guise, others like best his dramas of Tom specializes in trumpet and piano.1
to the Oregon State Motor associa­
[with good seed, roguing early and adventure, such as his “Tell It to the He was one of four successful con­
occasional showers.
tion.
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And bringing to you low cost
often, and having the field so located Marines,” where
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he forsakes crippled testants in * field of 250 attending]
The road is reported to be fair for
George Witter is putting up a new as to reduce the hazards of infection ^,oje8 ior
the
contest
from
four
states.
The
own
very
strenous and
merchandise of merit through our part ownership
most of the distance. A soft spot, |
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from diseased fields. The rule is I -- -
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national contest programs will be
however, has been reported on th e ,
athletic self.
of wholesale store connections
old road just east of the junction o f ( j. C. Wilson has moved his fam ily that a field will not be passed for
In “Where East Is East,” his new broadcast over a national hookup,
and membership in the Chain
the sky-line trail with the cut-off j back home from Portland as school certification if within 300 feet of a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama plays will be used in the movies and repro- ]
Store Association of the United < .1.« \s.« i -VI i n
duced
on
Victor
records.
Mr.
Tom
diseased
plot,
unless
there
is
some
at the Moro Theater, Saturday night
road. Signs at both ends of the cut- j9 out there.
will also have a chance to qualify for ]
suitable
natural
barrier
to
protect
Grocers of Oregon Inq,
Chaney
has
struck
a
happy
medium,
off still say the road is closed, tour­
A. J. Decker brought his family
he wears a strange disguise, it is true, an orchestra that will make a Euro­
rTLi thom e from Portland Sunday, to be against insect spread.
ists say.
“Although unrecognized by many but mingles adventure and thrills pean tour during the winter months.
Citrus Granulated Soap, ..
during
8ummer mOnths.
The cut-off is nearly completed.!
growers, competition is strong in with what finally turns out to be one
two large pkgs. for : . . 67c
About one and a half miles of g/ading
Couhty Judge McKee was here Fri­
is yet to be done, while ten miles of day looking over the road work and certified seed production, and potato of the strangest and most compelling
7 Independently Owned !.
Farm Pointers
the new grade must be surfaced with inspecting the new Legion building. growers, even in California, who de­ situations ever seen in a play. He is
pend upon Oregon for certified seed an adventurer, a bit of swashbuckler;
rock. After this is completed, some
Unitedly Operated !
The reports are as was expected are becoming very discriminatory, then, when faced by a terrible choice, (F ro m School o f H om o Econom U s )
time this year, much eastern Oregon
See our hand bills for Saturday and Monday Specials
travel will use this route except dur­ that J. E. Norton and Mildred Ross insisting on high standards and po­ he becomes the most deadly of men­
Tuberculosis of chickens, which
were married in Albany1 last Wednes­ tatoes of good quality,” says Pro­ aces. “Where East Is East” is some­
ing mid-winter.
day.
fessor Hyslop.
thing decidedly new in entertainment, shows most severely in fowls over one
To prepare a field for certification, and, possibly, one of the g r e a te s t year old, is evidenced by a gradual
Mrs. Ida Davis and daughter Paul-
Farm Relief Bill Pawed
went to Eugene last week to re­ it is necessary to go through and roles in the career of the character loss of flesh, the bird« often becoming
extremely emaciated, with compara­
S to re N o. I l l U n ite d G rocer« o f O reg o n . In c .
main for some time, as Pauline will rogue out all diseased, weak and star.
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tively little flesh on the breast bone,
otherwise off-type plants, and remove
The farm relief bill was enacted attend summer school there.
A Link in the United Chain of Grocer«
When the play opens, Chaney ap­
while the head becomes pale and the
by congress late last week and has
At the regular annual school meet- them from the field, as there is no pears as an adventurous trapper of comb shrivelled. In occasional cases
been signed by the president. As in­ ting held Monday, J. H. Wilson, di­ other known way of controlling cer­ wild beasts in a Siamese jungle, a
dicated heretofore, the export deben­ rector, and A. A. Dunlap, clerk were tain potato diseases, advises Profes­ former circus animal trainer. There lameness is shown, arid in advanced
sor Hyslop. Some of the diseases are tl trilling adventures in the wilder­ cases there is frequently evidence of
ture feature was stricken out and the re-elected without opposition.'
spread by root contact, others are ness He traps savage tigers and diarrhea. If the internal organs of
bill was shaped in accordance with
Durwood and Della Heiyer are
the policy favored by President home from Monmouth where they carried by insecte which sting a dis­ rides at the head of herds of ele­ such fowls show whitish lumps and
Hoover. The friends of the measure were attending school. Lyle Hogue eased plant and later a healthy tone, phants. His grim struggle with an lesions, there is little doubt that
while the spread of some diseases is escaped tiger is one of the most thrill» tuberculosis is present, says the Ore»
»re confident that taken together
will stay there and attend the summer
not understood. Removal of all dis­ ing animal scenes ever filmed. Then gon experiment station.
with the tariff duties of foreign agri­
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cultural produces, it will result in school.
eased plants as soon as detected will, is injected something into the plot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
V.
Walton,
Mrs.
The
laying
hen
is quite generally
material practical benefit to the
however, leave little opportunity for more dangerous even than his wild
farming industry. A board of twelve V. B. Eakin and R. Abell returned further spread of the trouble, finds pets — the conflict of love and hu­ active, has well-worn toe-nails, full,
members appointed by the president, from Portland Friday night. They Professor Hyslop.
man emotions. Faced with the alter­ bright eyes, has a wide, deep body,
were
down
on
account
of
the
Masonic
at a yearly salary of $144,000 and
native of taking human life Of l»cri- giving plenty of room for the vital
an expense allowance of $150,000, grand lodge.
ficing his daughter’s happiness, he is organs and for handling a large quan.
Frank Sias arrived here Saturday Modern Invalid Conveyance confronted with the grimmest of tity of feed. Such a hen is not de-
will have a revolving fund of $500,
000,000 to use in carrying out relief and expects to work aroun<f here
most astounding of dramatic clim ax«, plitfhty, says the Oregon experiment
measures and supporting co-opera­ again this summer. He says that his
Manager Bert Thomas of the Cran­
Chaney la superb as the adventurer, atation. The pelv,. bone, in a good
tive marketing of products. It is an fol^s have moved from Eugene back
dall Undertaking company, The Dal­ to the very end, in his death battle laying hen are generally thin and pli
experiment that will be watched with to Forest Grove.
. , the giant , gorilla,
-ii and t Lujto
unA Velez
the most anxious interest at home
Miss Darby of Wasco, who will les, was a visitor in Moro Wednesday with
veiqz, able, and in addition the non-layer
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afternoon,
driving
here
the
new
in­
as
his
little
half-native
daughter,
hat
t » ht 1"»t«»<i of
,Bd flex
teach here next year, was here one
and abroad.
- * The export debenture plan which day last week arranging for a board­ valid car which his firm has acquired a role that she playa with remarkable I ible in thia .action of the body,
failed of enactment as part of the ing place. She will teach in the room for the comfort of residents of this skill and finesse, while Estelle Tay-
If a flock of laying hens is thrown
section.
farm relief measure, was introduced that Miss Ross was in.
lor is astounding a« the exotic Orien­
The new invalid car just put into tal charmer who hovers like an evil into a false moult in the spring or
in the senate June 17 as an, amend­
Henry C. Peters and R. E. LeBleu
early summer, they will almost in­
ment to the tariff bill by Senator have bought all the interests of J. TJ. service by Crandall’s is in appear- spirit over their lives.
ance much like a large size modern
Norris, republican, Nebraska.
Lloyd Hughes is a refreshing con­ variably go into a natural moult In
Leonard, and will farm the P. N.
This move is in. line with long stand Lemmon land. Leonard will move to automobile, yet at the same time it trast as the young American visiting the fall, finds the Oregon experiment
station, although some cases of suc­
contains . the essence of comfort
ing plans of the debenture group to Hood River in a few days.
the jungles, and his love story with
ready for the use of any one who Miss Velez furnishes the romantic in­ cessful false moults have been re­
seek incorporation of the proposition
Viggo Haufelt cjme up from Port­ may be unfortunate to need ambu­
ported.
in the tariff bill in the event it Were
land Saturday and may stay around lance service. The car is equipped terest In the play. Louis Stern, Mrs.
eliminated from the farm measure
Wong
Wing,
and
other
clever
play­
here for some time during his sum­ with a rubber tired roller wheel
as was the case.
mer vacation. He is still attending stretcher, which can be taken into a ers appear in important roles. Tod
We want you to see Models 34, 36 and 38 either
Advertising is the oil that lubri­
the dental college in Portland.
home, the patient can be easily slip­ Browning directed the picture with cates the machinery of business.
at The Dalles or at our Moro, Arlington, Condon
J. L. Matthes came home Monday. ped onto the stretcher from the bed, all of his famous skill At the building
up
of
mysteries,
He
and
Harry
Sin­
He was delayed for several days at then conveyed to the car and the
or Goldendale salesrooms.
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Salem on account of the illness of stretcher locked solidly into place clair Drago are responsible for the
DEPENDABLE
USED
Mrs. Matthes. He left her in the hos­ with a slight movement of the wrist. story, which Waldemar Young adapt­
These harvesters are of the old reliable Holt line of 40 yeafj stand­
pital there where she underwent an At the hospital the stretcher and ed and Richard Schayer scenarized
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ing, vastly improved and now being built by the Caterpillar Tractor
Wednesday, June 26
patient are taken to the bedside for the screen. The settings, includ­
operation last week.
company.
where » quick easy change is again ing the great Siamese river and town, 1925 Ford Roadster...............$126.00
Into these advanced machines are going the same high grade of work­
are gorgeous and colorful, as well as
Auditorium Ballroom
1921 Ford Sedan, New Motor
manship
and materials that thousands of Caterpillar users will testify
being
huge
pieces
of
engineering.
Estimated Winter Wheat made.
last year, .
■ 75.00
In the main compartment of the
are
found
in the Caterpillar tractors.
The Dalles
car- are two turntable chairs for the
Yield
1920 Studebaker Touring, . . 75.00
The
new
features
and improvements of the 34, 36 and 38 were not
use of a doctor and nurse or relative
Price Appeal No Longer 192G Fprd C o u p e,.................. 2Q0.00
BILL PERRY s
developed from theory, but from actual experience iq the field—JroR
of the invalid.. In front is a large
A slight reduction in the estimated wide seat that will afford ample room
All Powerful ”
th» experience and suggstions of wheat farmers, and from an ex»
1926 Dodge Commercial, . . , 860.90
And His 10 Piece Band crop
of Pacific Northwest winter for the driver of the car and two
haustlve study of the problems of the men who operate the machines.
Of Radio and Recording wheat is made as of June 1st from people.
1925 Ford Coupe..................... 150.00
At the International Advertising
that of May 1st. It is now given as
Artists.
1928 Chevrolet Coach............. 475.00
A feature of the car is the large
The Result is Here Awaiting Your Judgment!
bushels, as against 66,- door at the end which can be opened Convention in Detroit, last year, Mr.
Direct From Cole McEl 49,878,000
176,000 bushels produced in 1928 full width and the large doors on the Edwin R Dibrell, executive vice 1926 Ford Coupe..................... 250.00
roy’a Spanish Ballroom and 61,425,000 bushels as a 6-year sides. In addition to these side doors president, R. H. Macy & Co., made 1924 Dodge Coupe................... 195.00
average. The rains since June 1st is an arrangement by which the door the following interesting remarks as Fordson Tractor, .................. 150.00
Seattle.
to the relative standing of style vs.
have improved the prospects for
on either side can be locked price in modem merchandising meth­
Adm’n $1 — Ladies Free wheat in this region, hence the yield posts
2J7 East Thiyd fit.
T^f D#1I m
Fred Pickett Motor Co.
solid with the doors and swung open
may exceed the estimate and be not also, thus affording full length of the ods:
Harvester and Tractor Farts are carried at our Dalles, Moro and
“Although $375,000,000 is spent
Moro, Oregon
Arlington houses
side of the car for handling and plac­ annually on retail advertising, only
Dance This Saturday ane far from the 5-year average.
ing
patients
in
the
car.
Next With the 7‘Blue
about 10 per cent of total retail sales
The body of the car is richly up­ can be traced directly to advertised
Most people who have nothing to
Devils” at the Ballroom
holstered with heavy curtains at each
I do make the mistake of doing it.
items,” Mr. Dibrell said. “This is
window, It was built in the east and
Combined
Harvesters
due mainly to changing times and
mounted at the factory on a Senior
changing tastes,” he added.
Dodge chassis, Mr. Thomas was in
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“The people we sell goods to now
Moro on a “breaking in” trip and
are not the same people we sold goods
trying to keep the speed under 25
to in 1914,” he continued. “Their
miles an hour limit.
habits of thinking, of living, of buy­
SCHEDULE
ing have materially altered because
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of a variety of revolutionary changes.
W asco a n d T h a Dallas
Information Ready For The
American public today enjoys a
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Oregon Farmer»
new leisure. Shorter working hours
p. ro.
»Connect« a t tha D a ll­
and an increase in time and labor-
as fo r P o rtla n d .
saving devices have brought it about.
What is perhaps the largest amount
S h an iko, M ad ras, Bend
A vastly increased number of the
of soil data ever included in a publi­
All Automobiles and Furniture are Painted by Air
L v . 8 :5 5 a. m .; 2 :5 5
finer luxuries of living are now theirs.
p. m.
cation of the Oregon experiment sta­
Another great influence which has
Pressure. Why not Your Home and Bams?
Stages leave fro m M o ro
tion is now available to Oregon farm­
transformed
the
customer
is
the
new
H
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te
l,
ers in a bulletin entitled, “Soils of
wave of interest in style, color and
OOOOOOOOOOQOOOOO
EXPRESS PA C K ­
the Willamette Series and their Utili­
design. In home furnishings, auto­
A G E S C A R R IE D
zation,” published through the co­
operative efforts of the station soils mobiles, bath rooms, fountain pens,
typewriters, even kitchen utensils,
Think of Painting your Home or Barn with the Best Paint
committee and the entire soils staff.
to say that you are planning a party for tomorrow night
obtainable at a cost for both Labor and Material at very
beauty is as much a factor as utility.
The
bulletin
ip
one
of
a
series
planned
and will probably need more electricity than you usually
little in excess of the cost for the Paint you might buy
Price is subordinated to the appeal of
to report various phpses of Oregon
from a mail-order house I
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consume. You may take it for granted that our generat­
style in many cases. Improved stand­
| soil and soil water investigations.
ing plants will produce enough light and power for all your
The Air Gun for Painting is a Great Labor Saver. The
ards in the taste of the American pub­
Willamette soils, according to the
Finish is Beautiful. While Protection Value is Superior.
demands,
j-
lic
are
everywbPFP
in
evidence.
The
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bulletin, are the brown colored, gen­
We use the best Paint Materials—both Oil and Color. If
tly rolling, naturally drained lands of recent concentration of interest in
Electricity can help in many ways to make your party a
ypu doubt this statement, we permit you to select samples
modernist design is an example of the
the
main
valley
floor,
including
about
success. Lights are essential, of course. Electrical cook­
fropi whaf We are using and send them to the Oregon
greater public awakening to the ele­
| one-third million acres.
State College at Corvallis fqr Analysis.
ing appliances can simplify the preparation of food and
ment of style in merchandise.”
The
analysis
indicate
that
the
soils
allow the hostess to remain with her guests.
Mr. Dibrell pointed out that many]
Call us up at phone 102 Moro for estimates. This will
of the Willamette series are compara-
put you under no obligation to us. Ask our customers
merchants h a w Arrived, or are arriv­
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1 tively strong types, well supplied with
about us. We refer you to the school boards of the DeMoss
The electrical refrigerator provides ice cubes and makes
Among "Northwestern’’ students of last
essential nutrients, such as potassium ing at the conclusion that “sale” ad­
school, the Moro school, the Boardman school, the Gras«
It easier to keep salads and deserts fresk-until they are
vertising is extremely limited in use­ summer were teachers who paid us
Valley school, and the Grass Valley Elevator Company.
and
phosphorus,
but
with
a
striking
served.
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fulness. “It has been very much over- many splendid compliments. Of many
variation in the amount of calcium done,” he said. “Its effectiveness]
Our Air Brush, run by power, is a Master Painter, the
letters later received was one which
and sulfur they contain. Applications
“last word” in excellance in painting roofs or buildings.
Routine tasks in the home are simplified by enlisting the
read:
has
decreased
in
direct
proportion
to
of lime have paid well in experiments
All the cracks, crevices, and inaccessible places are
aid of electricity.
reached by Paint, driven under .high pressure, like rain
conducted by the Oregon station over the growing public interest in style, “Aa • «radoato of tha University of Waah-
tnftoo »A4 the Btambura State Normal
driven by a windstorm. A first blast of air gives a CLEAN
a period of 16 years, making the soils color and design. Price appeal is no School X am «lad te
SURFACE while the immediate following of the Air
longer all powerful. It must be sup-1
more friable, more nearly neutral,
■tate that year la-
i
Driven Pressure Painting gives a CLOSE CONTACT, re-
plemented
by
the
style
appeal.
And
and more retentive of moisture. Lime
suiting in near, beautiful work I
it must be preceded by a customer boa« X b ava orar
has also increased both the supply of
soeooccooooooooo
confidence in the truthfulness and known.* *
available nitrates in these soils and
All Work done on a Guarantee and at very-rea­
Ia firm o tla a about tha
dependability of the store.”
their Aitrate forming activity.
forthaoaalne a a a m a r
sonable prices and easy terms.
asasloo «10 bo gladly
• • a t to j a OB roQosat.
Sharpest V-eieS
M odel o f A r t i i t f c h n v
Write Street to
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The
dlstutue
i!:.M «!••• ».aiuuB eye
The Parthenon, or Temple of At lien»
Oao. ». Walter. Pm- ChH: A.****”•
can
see
over
the
s'urfm-e
the
earth
Parthenaa, was a magnificent building
I erected under the administration of has never been <lefiitlie\e$Blu?*lAured.
Pericles and was finished In 438. B. C The longest fe«t« of unal<WI vision qg
R. H. SMITH
record approach «Slfr» miles, observer«
1 It was of the Doric order of architec
on
the
Mediterranean
const
of
France
ture and built of Pentellc marble. It
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B madw ay
Sauro«
bad columns on all sides, eight on the are said to have sighted fights on Cor*
si
can
mountains
180
miles
uwuy,
and
front and back and seventeen on each
| aide. It was ornately furnished with mirrors on Mount Shusta, Calif., were
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statues and elaborate Ivories, and recently sighted from Mount Helena, a
Business Men say: “Advertising Pays” Read the Observer for county news.
distance of 192 mile«. ,
plates of gold.
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