Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, July 05, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text--k. The Sherman County Observer, Moro, *t*r— ; big to m c at FARMERS W SURVEY UtGLAKt 'ER PRICES OHLY ‘‘AVERAGE’’ casts HOODOO ON SHIP So h W a lk s P la n k In to S h ark- S trew n Sea. Y ork.—The crew o f the fu ll- ship, the Seven Seas. hove-;° mouth o f the Hudson riv e r w ith J tale o f a “ sea devil w ith f u r ’ th a t walked the plank Into a shark strewn F ifty-o n e days out o f Cowes. Isle o f W U h t. the Seven Seas arrived here to become the property ol In J Is Moore Cppercu. who Intends to h e 7 ™ r .J u n k e t to t.,e Sooth « « Unperco th o n tc d the 21 iw m b o « ot the crew tor dlsposlne o f the see devil w ith fo r ." which, on closer ones X ^ o r o e , ! o o .-.o ho . Hoch ,o,w cot, a p p ro p ria te ly christened H “ Old1 H e llio n " turned np seven dnya Wave Speed Difference Give« Strange Effect» Their Answers to Questions Show T h at Most Fanners Think Price N ot High. -A s compared to o th e r things, do you consider fe rtilis e r low . average or high in p r i c e r T h is question was answered las summer by over 48.000 farm ers in 35 states. t •t was one of 50 asked by represen tatives of the N ational F e rtilis e r as sociation In an attem pt to A n d o n Just w hat the fa rm e r h im se lf th in k s about fe rtiliz e r, how he uses It to make money, and how the ie r t ll*x®r companies may fu rth e r Im prove th e ir chemical p la n t food and th e ir service so the fa rm e r ihay make more money. W hile i t Is only human nature fo r farm ers or buyers of soy product to i feel th a t prices are high, nevertheless | over h a lf of the 48.094 farm ers who answered th is question said they th in k ; the price of fe rtiliz e r is only aver not o f Cowes and th e c o o l, d o u g h ,nm ed sour almost Imm. .li.ite ly . II was sold. Then the ah.! « charts w,r e clawed to pieces .... ' 'here Z e m u tte rin g , In the h.rw n rd ¡» „In .b o o t the way “ Old U olll..,. was tre a tin g the shepherd poppy the w o . the official s h ip ', mascot. Then t It developed th a t the cook had kissed a g irl on ’ he Isle o f W ig h t and prom- toed he w ould see to It that Alice was the only cat on board. Alice a blue ribbon around her neck covered under the kitchen stove from the tim e “ Old H ellion raged Into view and the « * H » « ,l,e word on up to Ihe forecastle that no black tom cat was going to make ^Seven per cent, or an average of 7 afe**«# ■J&jp*** - ****?%»<* ■ ,7 J . s r - ' ' s . « 9 Friday July 6, 1929. - Sound tra ve ls through the a ir a t the rote o f one m ile in five seconds. E th e r waves have a velocity a m il lion times greater. T b ik difference causes soma strange effects. B ig Ben, London’s famous d o ck, can be heard to s trik e fo u r mile« fro m W estm inster. Ow ing to the d if ference between the speed o f ra d io i and a ir waves, in many parts o f Lon- don It may be heard to s trik e 22 tim es when the 11 o’clock signal Is being broadcast t fro m D aventry through a load speaker and through the a ir. There Is an In te rva l o f fo u r and one-half seconds between each stroke o f Big Ben. A t one mile, the first tw o strokes by radio w ould be heard before the first by sound waves, and a fte r the last by radio tw o w ould o r r iv j through tl»e air. At fo u r miles. 0*« would be heard h.v radio before the first by sound waves, and the last by radio would be followed bv five ca r ried by a ir waves. The names o f 48,094 farm ers and th e ir answers to 2,400,000 questions are contained In th is pile of question naire books, each of w hich contains replies of 60 farm ers. and vegetables are 11 per cent above; out of each 100 farm ers who were In d airy products are 44 per cent above; terview ed, said the price is l o ir N early 35 per cent, or 36 out of 100 p o u ltry products are 68 per cent »aid It is “ h igh.” The rem aining 7 above; meat anim als are 50 per cent out of 100 did not express an opinion above; grains are 23 per cent above, and the average price o f a ll fa rm prod on th is question. ucts Is 36 per cent above. In contrast, F e rtiliz e r Prices Low. la tlo n points out u w , » v- i fe rtilis e r prices qt the The Association points out V. 8. p e p .r u n .o t_ o , cording to Reports of the U. S. D epartm ent of coruius A g ricu ltu re , fe rtilis e r a ctually Is the H coward out o f Alice. ~~ A g ricu ltu re also show th a t the fa rm e r The crew conferred and It doesii t cheapest Im p o rta n t supply the farm er nays an average of 56 per cent more m atter what they decided, fo r ‘‘Old buys, w ith the exception o f feeds, than before the w ar fo r a ll the com H e llio n " was not to be found, which are 1 per cent lower. m odities he buys. T h is is fu rth e r proof man C. 11. Rassmussen started a lo ft Prices of complete fe rtilis e r are gath th a t com m ercial fe rtiliz e r, being only when “ Old H e llio n ” sprung out o f no «red fro m a ll over the country by the 9 per cent above, Is re la tiv e ly Ineg- «here onto his shoulder. Rassmussen Assoclstlou, . s r s i . o o f these U e w snows t 0 Association, An . average shows . p . couldn’t shake him ofT. and a loft they th a l „ r t . l l . e r . . X th in « . the ta n n e r buys. went. Then the top gallant mast H»,p« w h o le C om m unity. snapped and Rassmussen plunged in •now than before the war. atlon finds th a t the price ba» P remembered th a t fe r t lj- to the sea to he rescued prom ptly, reasonable despite the ’ hen“ “ I s e ^ u r u . to the I.r m e r nn .v e r a ie -O ld H e llio n ” plunged, too. hut tn wages of fa cto ry em . . b out $3 (o r each d o lla r Invested, there was no mention o f a ,, f* ,,oa* Jump » » ‘rh ha»« doubled elnce p ro - v | M c e .n « T 1« p u ttin g out to save one o f the black an Increase of 80 per cent in in ° { productJou por pound of d e v il’s nine lives. and outgoing fre ig h t, w hic tobacco is to be reduced, then up about one -fo u rth of the Price of c o t t o n y th a t fa rm e r average A* Multisyllable Word« “Penny” Not Official When in The Palles Feature Some Tongue# U. S» Coin Designation English, ns P r o t O tto Jespersen j f HAVE YOUR " •Penny" fe n n y Is •» not the *•— official . D enm ark recently observed, may be tio n of any coin m inted by ¡ ^ U n i t e d "States. The a p plication o f penny to degenerating Into s mass o f mono Lunch or Dinner syllables, but there are many la n th e c tn L however, dates back to the beginning o f o u r money system. . U n til a fte r the R evolutionary w ar th e aingllah penny circulated free y » th is country. A llh o u th one cent >' had been previously coined by sere™ o f the ststen, the »<>'■<’ cent * ! appear o fficia lly in connection w ith . federal coin u n til 1788. 'u g u s t 8 o f th a t year the C o n tin m ta l congress X e d T l n w w hich prem .rU sH .-C en..: The highest copper piece. 100 Shall be equal to the d o lla r. October 18. 1788. It « »r ^ ' “ ed by congress. " T lin l no „ r e i g n " W " coin whatsoever ahull a fte r the flr « r . y o f September. 1787. w ith in the U nited States o f America, i h l . law removed the English penny ? „ m circulation ,n lid, country , h i . the name “ penny” was tra n s fe r« our cent In popular usage amI It has teifli clou sly clung to It ever since. A fte r the present < o n sth u tlo n w a . i adopted the cent «ns retained as p a i? of our monetary system. A p ril Heroic« of Olden Day» ." Arc No Longer Possible Days when a brave woman could earn the applause o f the country h.v yanking o ff her red petticoat and Hog ging a tr a llt Just as It neared a broken ra il are over, m ostly because broken ra ils are ra re r and red p e tti coats e x tin c t The New Jersey fa rm er who saved a tra in by w aving a flag and a burlap bag, the other day, recalled those heroines o f the past generation to mind. and. being given to Idle speculation, we trie d to picture the situation I f a modern woman should come across a broken ra il. I f she removed a garm ent (any gar m ent) to use ns a flag, w ith the prob a b ilitie s against her finding one large enough to be seen, the chances fa vo r H horrible wreck, because « really modest epglpeer could do ro less thnp close Ids eye. and speed p a s t Eng - neers. no doubt, fu vo r a re tu rn o f the good old days, In the Interest o f safety. • —Columbus Dispatch. 2 1792 ? J lX congress passed an ac . mini. and rcgulnlln. .he coins o f the U nited S in t « J . ' prescribed “ t ’e n ls - e iu h to '»♦’ «< value of the one hundredth part of a douar. npd to ........IP guages le ft over w hich M ark Iw u in could have had th e k in d o f fu n ’ n w hich he Indulged when hs suggest ed th a t German w ords could be made to serve a t suspension bridges across the widest rivers. There is Finnish, fo r Instance. W h ile the reader o f an Am erican newspaper has had flashed upon him the laconic headline. “ Jap K in g Takes C row n," the Finnish reader, as the In te rp re te r puts IL Is s till w ading somewhere in valta lstu l- roelleusettam lsjubla, w hich meuns nothing more than “ coronation cere mony” and leaves him s ty i a vast dis tance tc go In order to leara c whom i t happens. In Danish the old age pension law Is known a t alderdoins understottelsesforordnlngen and in ItullS n, as the in te rp re te r rem arks neutly. i t takes tim e to rush head, long, ns the reader may test fo r h im self. by try in g to say preclpeterevolls simevolmonte. No wonder th a t head lines In some foreign newspapers have to be three or fo u r columns wide. Even then, the headline w rite r 81*191 have his troubles, t * (Full Course) at the W hite R estaurant 408 E. 2nd St. The Dalle», Oregon W e also serve, a t usual prices, L u n ch and D in n e r co m b in a tio n s th a t are said b y o u r p a tro n s to equal H om e C ooking. H ig h B ird T sm p srstw rs The norm al tem perature of a bird la higher than that o f a human being U averages from 100 to R * degrees The tem perature of some birds n \e r „ires aft hl uh hs H 2 degrees »~«“V weights of coppor ‘ Ant» by the Million» AJ*ed to Worry Beetles 35c Shoe Repairing Done p ro m p tly and in a w o rk - m su sh ip m a n n e r by J. A. MEE Shop opposite J e w e lry S tore. W mco , Oregon POSTAGE PAID BOTH WAYS Walter A. May & Son, agent at Moro; Moro Plumbing Shop -W ith o u t Black Ants No Cocoa? rends a sign posted at the e n tri,,,' ° o f a greut p lantation in ( m itra l Jaxa dr c . l . poley the natives hand In some 4.(W*MS*n nests of these Hi He creatures etery i X r and receive payment In return Phy*isi»n • nd Surg.on Grat* Valley, Or»»on C. A. BINDER, Prop. Phone 632 Moro, Oro. Phone 633 Complete Lina of Plumbing Supplì«* T in and Shoot Motel Work Agent for Royal Hot Air Fnrnneo Dealer in Pnmp* and Windmill* These hlack ants H 'f UI»«»Rjre<a »9 fested hy " h lie .w m . h-use. B e tte r fa c ilitie s , lo w e r cost o f p a rts People can reach me fro m M o ro Neither the lo u se 'n o t ihe ants In and experienced w o rke rs g iv e yo u a t n ig h t fro m the lo n g distance .he tre e . The ...... ’ the best service. C a ll us a t once. booth a t H o te l M ore by rin g in g certain heelle » h .« e inline I . H peltls, which also ».Hacks »he I ^ h e Dalles. plant. It has been found that when the black m ils «re presenl |he U ‘ U> peltls fa lls tp in ju re the tree» *9 Cld Companion* parentl.v th is sup sucking pest I One’s delight In an elderberry husl) Curbed bv the a c tiv ity of the ants for overim nglng the confused leafage o f ! ¡he la tte r do not attack ihe beetle “ QUIET SERVICE” a hedgerow bank, as a more gladden T h is Is why the black m ils are pro L o n d o n B o b b y to S h e d fe rtiliz e r. N o tw ith sta n d in g the* * 1“ 2 11 more b e tte r fe rtiliz e r ing sight than the finest clstus or ♦ected F«md Is provided for them hy P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n fuchsia spreading Its e lf on the so ft O ld B e ll B o tto m H a t p o rta n t In c r e a ... 1 nicking O'* w hite <’ocoa louse from » » " est undulating tu rf, la ap e n tire ly un I ? ie fth e .l. Of the fru it Where they er's coet. fe rtilis e r p ric e , at the fa cto ry W e lx>nd«»n.—The famous bell bottom average only 9 per cent above 1 additlon. It la emphasized th a t ju stifia b le preference to a nursery- t h e D A L L E S , OREGON ' pongregnte «nd placing l ien* <* helmet and thq struigbt-Jacket tunic gardener, or, to any o f those mid cocoa trees to a ttra ct I he an'- p re -w a r level. nroducts the more fe rtiliz e r used in th is com - o f the London bobby are to he re e- who are free from the weakness o f t ^ p H c '. * ™ f - e X r k u h - t r . « " » “ 5 .» ? » b* Office a t M id -C o lu m b ia H o a p ita l d istu rb the beellcs gated to the muaeum. and w ith in a mum*-/» ® . • any attachment th a t does not rest on THE DALLES. OREGON to the farm ers, w hich gives more busi month the London cop w ill appear In a demonstrable s u p e rio rity o f q u a li Phone No. H o sp ita l 841 1. re la tiv e ly s till lower. For in ness to the local m erchant, to the a costume that W lirm a k e him look People Mu»t Reform ties And there Is no better reason stance. according to the latest avail banker and to a ll who do business more lik e a human being and less like The |>eople have vex oiled many fo r p re fe rrin g thia elderberry bnsh able fig u re , of the U. 8 „-m e . .h ro UCl.nu. .h e ir h .- lo r t J » w ith the farm er, thus Increasing th e a character in an Trlsh art theater than that ft s tirs an early m em ory; of A g ricu ltu re , cotton and cottonsae general prosperity of the com m unity. have never ye' re v .ite .! nenln« 'h e ir that It Is no novelty L • • gPB*k1«l P lThe high helmet w ill be supplunted are 49 per cent <hove p re -w a r; fru its to me merely thf-ough ray present • own worthlessness by a neat peaked m ilita ry cap and a c n nevei have real reform sensibilities to form and color, hut We the people are somehow made m ilita ry Jacket w ill replace the tig h t The widow shook her head- - -K the long companion o f my existence. u n til tunic. The tremendous leather belt to realize that there Is hut one re that wove Its e lf Into my Joys when M r. Gleuson has a plan a b o u t finger Phone 772 fo r m ’ ” 'e ‘ bP’n8e’ ' W t0 around the constable’s m id riff upon p rin ts. He’s put g raphite a ll »rou,' d - Joys are yie ld .—From “ The M ill on The D»,,«*’ Newest e«d Be»t not io g lo rify »heir race or w hich Is mounted an electric lamp of the draw er front s o U a t anyone touch the Floss,” by George B llo t. % h. • “ - h n he, H«*telry WASCO, OREGON form idable proportions la going to go. in g the draw er w ill leave finger p rin ts H e re a fte r the policeman w ill ca rry an^ more com fortable Bo I f Tony touches It he’ll he traced. i ♦. Jnst • Hatail The one great thing to 8 ,r’ 8 . . e le ctric hand torch. LAURA R. MONTGOMERY | I f I could get hold o f fo rty five dollars |n buttle t|»e duke o f W ellington 1« to render life as easy, com fortable T he double-breasted coat, about the Skerm sB C o u « ty H e a d q u a rte r. I ’d put It In nu envelope pnd mail: U, overlooked nothing. Bqro» yoq Neu and successful ns possible; to modify thickness o f a medium sited steak, Is to M r. Gleason. I f I'm discharged, an 4 EDW. BALL, MANAGER tC o p yrlsh t.l _ | mann o f the A u stria n embassy St H ’n- MVftge nature. T h is c m best I * done Office »nd Residence in th e B u r r w also taboo. In Its place w ill be worn der suspicion 1 can’t get another Job r / ^ p l , behavhu h e h e r; « W don In 1841» te.ls in his recently pub n n e chewed her pencil-end medl a coat, open at the neck, w ith a storm b u ild in g , d ire c tly opposlts the and I ’m paying«m y^son’s way. ut col THE DALLES, OREGON lished diary o f an account given by ra th e r than fight e” ,h other.—E. W c o lla r fo r ose the 95 days out of ta tlv e ly : “ Can’t see th a t I ' « lege." the Iron Duke of the B a ttle O’ M e a rs Im p le m e n t Co. every 100 that English weather neces Howe’s M onthly fo rg o tte n to allow fo r anything. Four R apidly Anne made her decision tor,a sltates It. The color o f the costume yards o f the w ide tra n sp a re n t velvet,” N o t only the widow s good name was That “ a fte r the whole o f the French Joyously she regarded the sumple of a t stake hut there was the danger of C o t t le * D r i f t F a r rem ains bine. in fa n try had been routed, a ll the a r s ilk y fa b ric th a t was the tru e sap a ta in t on the boy's character. Jf Mrs. Bottled pap“ * «brawn overboard at tille ry . consisting o f 300 pieces o f can p h ire shade, “ the g ird le o f fla t g o ld - Jones could prove her Innocence |ue sea to study ocean d rift. Is printed non, and nil the baggage had been golden slippers and gold-colored stock sum o f money would he well spen|. at the navy hydrographic office to abandoned, the E nglish army con»l£ ings. Stunning, th a t 1» what toy out A fte r n il. n sapphlre-a’nd gold (lane» eight language» J I ’ *’* pn,**« !• R ** ered the bn,He ended, whep the d«’ ke the DALLES fro ck ulthough em inently desirable Ip » bottle senle«,. nnjl throw n <*YP* A ustin, Texas.—An e ntire town f i t w ill bé.” - jr »topped the fo rw a rd m ovem «it of » “ A re n ’t you glad now fh a t you made was not actually essential tn her. board and has been known Ip J r if b u ilt upon lensed land must move on troops and s a id : T h e ’» ’« X J u ly L 1930, unless a new lease is the plunge and bought th a t little elec from 5 to 5.«««» ntlh‘8. having been •‘ I cannot JLhnnk you properly.’ e riw l yet won. There Is a corps pf O.tWX) Ip the water iron, sto flays to fix arranged. The town Is Best. Rengnn tr ic sewing machine, Anne? You va the w idow , tucking away ihe precious cavalry still in ta c t,’ n M they there saved a lot by m aking some o f your banknotes that Anne generously nn ypars. One hottie wns throw n to the county, n com m unity o f 1.500 popula upon disposed of them ” tio n . Stores, ehurchea and homes fro cks." pinned from her Little red pursg. “ I Just guess so. Toro adm ired that have been b u ilt on land upon w hich rftCpvered on the w ^» (1 Lt B ut when Anne sotoewhat llm ld ty lit tle chiffon o f p rin te d s tu ff Im OFFICP AT South America, having d rifte d 8. M the lease expires In little more than Legloe «I H«nor Inform ed Uu»? «»»at she'd changed her The lægion d’ H onneur in France Is mind a b o u rh e r new velvet frock for, mensely." miles. Another was throw n a year. off Cape Horn, southernmost point f “ And. when you’ro m arried, you can the dance Ids manner sent a poignant nn order of m erit, both m ilita ry and Best sprang ap five years ago ns a ,he South American nmtolanfl «nd result o f discovery o f oil In the v ic in sew up lots o f d a rlin g lit tle gowns. pain to her heart. “ You won I do urn- elvll. As nt present orgifiMzed. H d rifte d to New 7.e»,tond « of » kts o f five classes—chevaliers, offi ity Both the oil and Best are on T h in k o f the tim e you’ll have a ll day the Jittle com jtlinient o f )<M»k>n^..Xj>«r w h ile the rest o f us slave In the p a rt o f the land w ith which Texas en cers. commanders, grand officers and about 1O.2.V4 miles dingy old office,’’ contributed Malzle fjesi?” grand crosses T he »resident o the dowed Its state university. “ I t isn't l.al, Tou). I>C Just changed Bible* iu Commou U*e The u n ive rsity leased the tow nslte w is tfu lly . republic J« grand master. In w nary I don't th in k I ’d Ire,ter go piy mind The Bible chiefly used in P role i “ Tom hasn’t asked me yet, Anne W to P. L. Childress o f Ozona, receiving d re u m s fin e a 2Q years o f m llta ry ill you nsk some one else?’ churches Is the K in g James Bible a cash payment o f $1,152 and 20 per blushed; “ so many o f the g irls pre “ I ’ll rtiln l: about it.” he sulked. naval or civil service Js pecessn colled because fhe fra n sla tlo n cent o f the net proceeds o f sublease«. a fte r him th a t I ’m a fra id he’s enjoy e lig ib ility to the rank hy rim * aller, B ut. When Ihe nigh, of the dance ar F o u r other prospective towns are ing life almost too much to be In a ylved. he telephoned her. “ 1 d<m » »*» and promotions cap only fie made made af hls Instance peftfeeh th e - ?(UM.nnd 1611. ? h e L«W M ,C , ’il to spring up on tow nslte leases mude h u rry to settle down. Tom likes a fierstnnd you. Apne." he said- >•»/» a fte r definite service ln a Jowpr rank. by the u n ive rsity In W ard county, i f g irl to look as though * she’d Just young voh e thiekened w ith embarrass E xtra o rd in a ry service adm its fo any English Is the Doiiay Verslop or Bible, so called because It ' £ » < * “ bo. n,y g irl an.l 1 " o il development takes place there, as rank. The fch e va lie ri means fated to France and It» Old Testa..', M iss Jennings has been acting up to you in any old rag. 1 U he there in In Reagan county.., OFFICE PHONE MAJN 93 "k n lg h f." first published to fhe town of P- The un ive rsity received $1,000 cash h im la te ly ." h a lf an hour. I ’ve found out that o r Doual. ,p 1009. ItofJ) have u.. “ Yes, Miss Jennings has her oye on payment fo r each ,o f these 040-acre there’s something more to you tfitin Spellbound gone a number o f revlstop». leases and w ill also get 20 per cenj o f h im and she’s the person who can p re tty d o llie s , Anpe. Wear what you T e n y e a ro id Mary on<» * OI> * net proceeds o f subleases i f the towns afford re a lly dolly clothes. She sprang N u « n’ : e r * scholarship, apd was IpHiPF , &PF ^” . . » i. a P a ris model yesterday. May saw the 1 1 And. are b u ilt. right then. Ann« fe lt t l,ut her I.’ !( I ’ - mother abopt tbe papers. ß o lih le label Tom took notice, too. Anne, sacrifice had brought her something you m ust look Just rig h t fo r the I f s t I,me U n r e a s o n a b le 1 The subject fo r W’ « / . ▼erv precious ÌÌ -H o w I spend my Saturday morntog tin t hilt danca.” advised the loyal Mnlzie. W orcester, Mass.—C laim ing that she “ Oh Miss Anne,” cried the widow, and a fte r d ia co ursto i °n ‘ *® pressed I W hen she’d gone Anne looked at to wash her husband’s feet six .to p p in g A>‘»e and Tom ns she met hsd baby, helping m other wash up* and so In a haul w W a sh in g to n a t F if t h S tre e t, tim es a week, th a t he bought her a her lis t again and p u t her rooms to them hl the J'’on, 6oor. “ here s the am i I on. Mary ended w ith the amazing was 1 !« - ^ ' r ig h t She’d s ta rt early 1« the morn- piano but objected to her ta kin g music PORTLAND, OREGON fo rty -fiv e dollars you so g‘\n«rous > .. m : ! \ i ’ the eliuri h Rtutement. “ and then I play a game lessons, and th a t he once bent her for i Ing fo r w ork and do her shopping In gave me. I m cleared, too I onv put li ” ;i n fasten«'’! " " ' ''' the noon hour. Anne hadn’t been able <»f chess w ith my brother. O u r usual p re -w a r tra n s ie n t donating 25 cents to the Salvation tho money ha<k Jp the cash draw er be learn I '< " u l n 's “ Chess! But yon enn’t play chess! rates s till p re v a il. , A rm y. Mrs. M ary Georgeson has ap to save a nything since she’d been go »nd left Ids fin g e r-p rin ts.” Arc those Special Rates to p e rm a n e n t Guests in g to dances w ith the Jazz Iqvlng Tom 1 wanted to put flonilnoei. “ So th a t.” rem arked rIom . as th . plied fo r a divorce here. Vi k fW P I* ♦’ who, so Anne feared, thought more of »nt In th e . ta xi, “ explain* why you * a g ir l’s smartness than o f her mental d id n ’t wear sapphire and gold to n ig h t ▼ n , the Circuit _ Court _ SUMMONS — , Jn ‘ Z .ll at H U S e r v ic e Sherm an a ttrib u te s . J U tiliz in g H»e H » M » f of t h r S ^ B pf A former college prestdetiL pnsslng T h ro u g h the th in w all o f the board The Barn B o W -W a » there IW »» T H E M A R KETS Pgiroiy? ‘ th rough the c ity, was Invited, to lunch ln g house room came the sound of Can only be corrected unde? the tl 0- P W *# ! *’• the lin e about the cold P ortland use trouble on proper conditions apd by thp u at the home of one of his alumna«. muffled soba. Anne stood Jlsteftlng. A Olive EWroro, d efW M F W heat — Big Bend bluestem, hard cars? of the very ’fcest Qf e^uiprpent. The five-year-old daughter of - the fte w boarder occupied th a t room and T o O livo M. Ekatrow, dste»4ft^ The C o n d u c to r-N o t n " f h " « * " ’« * We have the Rest Equipped Optical »muse « « * delegated to show the dla w hite, < 1 .2 3 ^; soft w hite, western she knew the woman had been having above n am ed; In th e nam e o f the warm enough ’ o r em. B r e r , one who S tate o f O rcgpn, you are h e re b y re office in Eastern Oregon. tlh g u lx lo d «ueM. t.i- 3 « ' wasF h l* tro u b le w ith the landlady. A fte r Us- w hite. hard w in te r, northern q u ire d to appear and answ er tty} com h a ix ls Opeulug the door ol Un onio spoke to me about i l was het up OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY spring, and western red, $ l4 9 ty , tening AtittS ran to the hall. The door p la in t file d a g a in st yo u In the a^ove room, which w hs duly fitted out w ith was not locked and site turned the H a y - A lfa lfa , $20(0 21 per ton; vat- over H. e n title d c o u rt and cause w ith in fo u r the best embroidered linens In honor knob end entered. ley tim o th y. $22; eastern Orgeon tlm - (41 weeks fr o m th e date o f th e f ir s t , Re*t Hurl o f the occasion. Sally sa id ; “ Just M rs Jone«, 're d haired and th in to othey. $20®25; clover, $20; oats, $17; Mrs , le lle flln d e r was attending her p u b lic a tio n o f th is D r. Geo, F, N ewhouse, P ro p rie to r make yoarselt at home and.” w ith a th e p o in t o f em aciation, turned a hag oats and vetch, $17. first Joo,bull game. “ < h Isn’t It a vr w ith in fo u r (4 ) weeks fr o m Jh « royal gestyre. "you may use any of gard face tow ards the in tru d e r. Dk 320 E ast Second 8 tre e t day o f June, 1929, and i f yo u failI ao B u tte rfa t— 4 3 ® 44c. fu l.” lahe cried. “ W hy. they wlH kit, the tow els **— Indlannnoll* News.____ to appear and answ er p la in t if f a com- I d istu rb you. Miss Anne? I w THE DALLES, OREGON Eggs—Ranch. 31@34c. the poor hoy underneath. p la to t, p la in t if f w ill » P P l O 0. so rry.” “ Don’t he s illy, F ext-Ini med C attle— Steer», ^ood, $11.25® 12.25. c o u rt fo r the r e lie f p ra ye d f o r in his - “ i T e e n ll n.« me ............... about it. begged Anne>- her d a u g h te r “ He d.wsn t mind , t - c o m p la in t, to - w it: F o r a decree o f Hogs—Good to choice, <11® 1? In a shaking Voice, punctuated w ith ppconsifous hv lb,# l,u ie ‘ UNDER THE d ivo rce fr o m yo u upon th e g rb u n d o f Lam bs—Good to choice, $11.71®1«. he'» b reath-taking sob», the w idow podr«d PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF Pal blinder. ^ T h is ib S to o ^ s is pu b lish e d and s^r- Seattle o u t h e r ls to r y . She worked to » W heat— Soft w hite, western white, plum bing simp and some one was A tlanta. Ga.—C hristine Jones t stealing from th e cash draw er, and $1.14; hard w in te r, western red. no rth Pm e Out 'ui six years old. claims she turn ern s'prirg. b u lk Montana, No. 1, $112; RATf:S fiophou or«— 8a> **'»► * "J’ one o f the oldest dolls. T lie dotl’t M rs. Jones was suspected. i T 9 fh dqy “ M r. Gleasdn said he’d fire both hear about (’ntn’h «niitto» mb»«» Mppearanee support» C h rlsll» « : Room with bath privilege, 7k p up I bluestem, $1.30. > S 7 u » e 7 l9 2 9 ;rand the tito» prescribed | Jce cpld drinks are guaranteed our c le rk * unless tfie money was replaced ™ ,|ie th ird ten«)» claims, it was made more that Eggs— Ranch, $28®33c. Outside room with private bath, for puilication thereof is four_ (4) , rip ie . nro.,I mon In I I » '' by tom orrow m orning. I know It must ,00 year» ago fo r a little g irl h oatrona because of always having B u tte rfa t—r47c. $1.60 up weeks Sherman e e « in the w --------------------- p iw h w . County Obser- - ' have been Tony because he’s the only England and has been playe- on hand from 2 to 8 tons of ice. Junior f , , « mean “ w a s ” That Joh w C attle— Prim e steers, $11® 12.50. p y p lll published at ver, a weekly newspaper Special rates where m ore th a n tw o I last summe» «» « h°d <*“ r one beside m yself tvho has had a u ltk by » great many llttl- he took __ r * ---------- — I IK41 fir (ITT. The P atroeage H ogs—P rl^ ie lig h t, $12.80®l2.90. Moro. Sbenn»n county,^Owgon. OTO, i In n ouciiiibh 3 persons occupy one room . 1 chance nt the money. I’ IS behind now mothers »Ince then T liere I rtor to narrien h im self Just »h«.u» of my Shermea Couaty Neighbor* The date o f the f i r s t p u b lic a tio n o f jin-hs*—Choice. $12® 13.25. w ith my board and the landlady bn* ruined him. • barely th« h in t o f » nose let Will he Appreciated th i« sum m ons is June 21, 1929, and L e t us show you o u r mean /Spokane threatened to rent my room unless 1 u—Sophomore — H ° " A ccom m odations «.and the once beautiful comple* the date o f the la s t p u b lic a tio n is J u ly C attle—S$teera, gopd. $10.25® 11. pay up, and L.cgn’t I f 1 ,<*»e ,n.v J< “ ruine«, him?” , , ton has turned from cream am 19, 1929. c B r y t n t j M o ro Oregon. ,»*Jutttoi~L^C«»nch says B ull s mind Hogs — Good-.a'hd choice, $12 2a I f 1 could Just i>«t th is money to the pink to almost black. The eye> W L fW . " la y any more l l » ‘ «n Attorney fori Plaintiff. d ra w e r I could keep my Job.” have become s lig h tly la p p e d «» 12.35. the w h í i W t ^ ' t ‘* ' / F’ L — - I Choice, 511.25®11.5d. Phone 35-J D r W . N . M o rse Lady Assistants CRANDALL Undertaking Company D r. F . C . B ro siu s Bank Hotel In S apphire and G old Phy»ici»n *nd Sur«««»» U Centrally Located A u Town May Hay« to Move When Lease» Expire Dr J. R. Morgan Model Laundry DENTIST United States Dental Ex aminer for this district MORO, OREGON W . C. B R Y A N T Attorney - at - Law Calls for and Delivers in Moro Wasco • and Grass Valley Mondays and Thursdays CALLAWAY’S FUNERAL CHAPEL - Funeral Director» and Efpbalme^i Union an4 Third St. The Dalles, Ore. ■tepiw^ of 8 GoM 00881 horoe and Morp, Oregon NEW P E R K IN S HOTEL EYE STRAIN PV»»®* M. Newhouse Optical Co. 100-Year-Old Doll Still Used as Toy 5 W BIGGS ..+ Ecjwani Ç. H olt Lunch Goods Vvl i ® W wv«4j as tr » • — nT^ Shell Co. Ga» and Oil» J *.