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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1929)
HU, 7 " M ■ * -1 r.--\ § ** ti. ! > ' ■ > .< * fr q q The Sherman County Observer, Mpro, Oregon, Friday July 12, 1929. • - J ,unty Observer Research Makes For Cost Cuts and Better Q ual " K e n t Local Items J ? U. L eonard is back here from U Hood R iver th is w eek on business. : ity of Service Moro M ethodist Church id Publisher Mr. and Mrs. Stevens have been Walter A. May is driving a new visiting Mrs. S tev en ’s brother, Gus A, mule cannot pull while he is kick ittor at poet Enter! Dodge sedan. ing and he cannot kick while he is The fact is brought out at the fed Schilling. offlce at Mora» Oregoa, Jaly »*. 1»* Robt. U rq u h a rt has installed a new eral trade commission's investigation E arl Olds, the Grass Valley butch-1 pulling — n either can any of us.. / electric re frig e ra to r. Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. of public power utilities that from er, shipped a car of cattle from Kent E u r e k a L o d g e N o . 121 A. F. A A. M. C. H. Larson sp en t the last w eek m. M orning W orship a t 11:15 a 1921 to 1928 the National Electric Saturday night. JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Light association has paid a score of end in P o rtla n d on business. W arren N orton le ft here last week Topic: “ In A Machine Age.” Thursday evenings of college and university professors the Evening W orship a t 8:00 p. m. Mrs. Val. W orkm an le f t M onday fo r H arrisb u rg to attend to business each month. Visiting sum of >46,000, of which >32,959.83 fo r a weeks re s t a t W arm Springs. Tojflc: “ The Only Source.” re g a rd in g his land there. members cordially in You are invited. V ernon F la tt and fam ily w ere shop vited to meet with us was /or research and technical work, The A m erican Legion building is John Secthoff, P astor and the remainder for expenses incur ping in The Dalles oh F riday of last By order of W. M. fa st n e a rin g com pletion. The plas red in attending public power utility week. Robt. U rq u h art, S ecretary . te re rs are now a t work. conventions. W. A. Ruggles is driving a new Mrs. J. L. M atthes and daught 8»thl«h«m Chapter No 78 O. E. S. P r e ib y t e r ia n C h u rch If you are a shallow thinker, you Oldsmobile sedan, purchased a few Moro, O regon Velma cam e hom e from Salem S un Don’t stay away from church, or will shudder and say: “ This is te rri- R egular eom m unica- days ago. day. Mrs. M atthes is getting along out of the church because the church tions each 2nd and 4th ble; w h at is the country com ing to! Mrs. F. E. F o rtn e r and two daugh fine a f te r a m a jo r operation. is not p e rfe c t; how lonesome you T hursday evenings of Som ething m ust be done to curb the te rs are visiting relatives in P ortland The w arm w e a th e r the past week would feel in a p e rfe c t church. e .c h ™ "t ' h s te p h e n i pow er o f men w ith m oney." and 'L a y fa y e tte . is rip en in g th e w heat and a few are The doors of the church will be B ut if you are reasonably endowed Worthy Matron David M acB rayne, ship ow ner of now c u ttin g hay and nearly all will open for m em bership on Sunday w ith intelligence and understanding Glasgow, has given o u trig h t >150,- N ana Barzee, S ecretary. be h ay in g n e x t week. The outlook m orning to all those who love the you will say: “ Fine! Research and 000 to his employees. is still fa ir if w e..j«n avoid the hot Lord and have taken the Lord Jesus Moro Lodge No. 113 1. O. O. F. technical w ork advance the cause of east winds. L eora Peetz, of th e Camp Sherm an C hrist as th e ir personal Savior. Moro, Oregon industrial progress, makes this a bet , . . .A. . Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Meets every Monday te J. M. Lamb and wife of Albany Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. r w orld fo r me and my children to sum m er home colony, is visiting at evening in th e I.O .O .F M orning W orship, 11:00 a. m. S er have been visiting here the past week. Ranging in price from $39.50 to $70. Model 11 hall. T ran sien t and I live in. So le t th e good w ork go on." the Roy Pow ell hom e. O. G. Sayre and fam ily have re- They will go to Camp Sherm an in a mon theme — , “ The Christ on Cal visiting brothers are I I t all depends, you see, on the point cordially invited to | of view. is Especially Equipped to Clean Your Car. tu rn e d from a few days vacation few days fo r an extended visit and v ary.” m eet w ith us. Communion service. Will likely spend th e w inter in Cali Y our house is lighted today— or to- spent a t Belknap Springs. P. C. Axtell, N. G. E vening Service, 8:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H ennagin re- fornia. Mr. Lam b is a brother of Mrs. A. M. Y oung, S ecretary . night, if you insist upon literal accur-l All are very cordially invited. Fred H aynes. acy in expression— by electric bulbs tu rn e d Monday from a m onths vaca- Chas. D. P a rro tt, Pastor. Linoleum Laid With Special Equipment K ent people scattered out on the Lupine R ebecca Lodge N o. 110 th a t consume only a small fractio n of tion in different points of O regon. Moro, O regon F o u rth , a few going to Tygh Valley. Meets 2d a n d T th ^ T u e s-1 the c u rre n t consum ed a few decades Mr and Mrs. O ra W orkm an are days" of each m onth, ago by the im p erfect bulbs th e n in gpendin g a few days on his fa th e r’s A. A. D unlap and F rank Haynes and C h r is tia n S c ie n c e fam ilies w ent to K oberg beach near V isiting m em bers wel- use. Thus you g e t more light fo r less f arm during the la tte rs absence. Hood River. Dick Abel, Chas. McCut Service Sunday m orning a t 11 C°B essie A xtell, N. G. m° ney‘ , V J Folks needing shoe rep airin g leave cheon, and o thers to A rlington. A o’clock and W ednesday evening at tit itim i »tilt» »tie Jessie H enrichs, Sec. I W hy? Because of research an I ork w itb L R Conlee, ag en t, to be large crowd sp e n t thu day in Buck- 8 o’clock. Sunday School a t 10:00 technical work, done by someone who gent to M. L? F r itts a t G rass Valley, hollow, and a few of the best of us o’clock each Sunday m orning, pupils chria S ch ults Post No. 71 I knew how and paid fo r by someone , . . up to the age of 2 0 -years are received A m erican Legion who could afford it. Some day a bulb I Miss E dith Owens, emp oye a ju st stayed a t hom e. into these classes. Meets a t I. O. O. F. hall on producing still more light w ith less Hotel Moro, le ft T uesday fo r a few The lesson-sermon topic for the 2nd and 4th W ednesday eve- l u rre n t win be perfected, and then days visit with her paren ts in Port- service next Sunday m orning will be ninga of Mbeh BMBtk. 1 C0Bt of our places of busi- land. “ Sacram ent.” L W Rakes, Adjutant” I nets will 8° down a*ain- How Mis* Lloydena Grim es is spending A N NO UN C EM EN T The House of Good Will ” Reading room open daily where all this new and cheaper lighting be made I her sum m er vacation a t the home of In ord er th a t we may serve you authorized C hristian Science lite ra HARI AND VIEW GRANGE No. 682 I possible? By research and technical her gran d p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D.W. b e tte r a t the tim e our services ture may be read, borrowed or p u r M eets in th e ir hall In H arm ony Dia- work of course. Nish. are needed we have a re p resen chased. The public is cordially invited tric t the second and fo u rth T hursday “ B u t,” you say, “ when th a t happens Mr and M rs. e . y S trong and dau- ta tiv e . in yo u r neighborhood to atten d the church services and nights of each m onth. V isiting L be eiectric lighting concerns will be I g h ter re tu i^ e d Sunday from a few whom you m ay Mr. and Owned by the C ity.of Moro visit the reading room. Grangers welcome. gravely injured, and if I own t h e i r |day8 vacation spent at Capnp Sher- Mrs. N. W .'T hom pson at Moro. C. P. Adams, M aster. Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public Mrs. B. E. Davis, Secretary. stocks my dividends will suffer.” Not man. C randall U ndertaking Co. at all. W ith cheaper light, people will Miss Flora W illiam s re tu rn e d last The Full Go»pel A nem b ly and Sherman County Community Phone 35 J T h / ‘4>alles, Ore. have more light. W ith less money re week from a m onths visit w ith her “ Five m inutes spent in the com A Real Farmer quired fo r lighting bills, people will sister and b rother, residing in P o rt Invalid Coach Service panionship of C hrist every m orning, U nder the Personal M anagem ent of use mare electric c u rre n t fo r more land. if it is face to face and h e a rt‘-to heart, E. E. LARIMORE . In several states the comm endable labor-saving household m achinery, We can fit all kinds of people. Any will change the whole day and make Form erly of The Hotel Oregon, P ortland p la l of designating each y e a r a num- W hatever cuts costs w ithout lower- size or w eight. C rippled or deform ed New Grain Buying Agency every thought and feeling different. ber of “ m aster farm e rs” has been jng quality increases consum ption, feet. W erp m ark ’s Shoe Store, The — Drummond. adopted as a m eans of recognizing T hat is a law whose dependability has, Services for next Sunday as follows: Dalles. o u tstan d in g accom plishm ents by til- been proved by long experience. , It is B alfour, G uthrie & Co., a world Sunday School, ,10:00 a. m. A rth u r C hristianson and w ife spent lers of the soil. research and technical work th a t show wide g rain ex p orting company, is Preaching a t 1 1 :00 a. m. Subject, a few* days last week visiting frien d s One of th e notable honors to be us how to cut costs and improve qual- opening an office in the Hotel Moro “ The P ray er of the Holy Spirit thru and relatives at Oregon City and conferred in this connection is re- ity. So instead of condem ning the building w here form» rly the Zell SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAYS 75c Paul for the Thessajp ported from Missouri, and goes to electric light people fo r spending P ortland. F uneral stock of good* was located. Preaching a t 8 p. nt. Miss Mildred Paul May, Dorothy Belshee and Ruby R. Abeles of Bolivar, Route 3, | money for research let us praise them, ‘W herever g ra in is raised or h an DINING ROOM O PEN USUAL MEAL HOURS H alb ert Belshee will be in the A m eri dled in any q u a n tity the name of Ginn will speak on “ Shadows.” who hetfds the list of m aster farm ers P ray er m eeting Tuesday, 8 p. m. can Legion p arty to climb Mt. Hood B alfour, G uthrie &. Co. is well known pf his state. He complied with all the B ible'study T hursday, 8 p. m. Two* hundred and twenty-fiVQ Al this Sunday. M............................ ........ ....... ....... . and it will prove of interest to this requirem ents of a m aster farm er, J. D. and Mrs. Miller, p ay o rs. bany adults and young people have F rances W illiam s, dau g h ter of Mr com m unity and Sherm an county gen which include the adoption of intelli registered In the Lina county Red and Mrs. W. H. W illiam s of Eugene, IeraHy to know th a t th a t company now g en t planning, use of adequate e q u ip -. - BWimming school under m f„ t, scientific fe e d ,n r. ~ " O . o j H nrhU n, o, is Visiting a t the home of G. A. Wil- bas a re sid e n t rep resen tativ e in this Centralizing Industry accounting and th e perform ance of the direction district. ths University of California. Expert Liams and fam ily. O. B. M essinger is reported to be W. T. Balsiger is th eir ag e n t here- eom jnunity duties. * •swimmers as well as beginners have M agnus W. A lexander, president _ Mr. Abeles m et all the conditions enrolled and are seeking life saving seriously sick a t his home near St. and comes from LaG rande, Oregon, Helens, the re su lt of a paralytic Stroke I where he bought grain fo r this com of the N ational Industrial Conference, j jn handling 215 acres, and won his certificates. denies th a t-th e machine age has been suffered last m opth. | puny place in com petition with re p re se n ta R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon jaclna, 12, and Betty Hansen. 20 E leanor Lua, w eight 8 ^ I b , arriv- the cause of congestion in industrial ___________ a ■ . * - ” tive« of 77 counties. His m ajor ac months, were killed at North Bend ed at the B entfrfòsirttal a t 8 a. m. on cen ters.» He says: “ Machine p ro -1 complishm ent was th a t ;of clearing P lant diseases not ordinarily Yecog- when the automobile in which they Tnlv fi to eladden the home life of >3,736.88 o ff flock of ly400 W hite DEALERS IN of nized as of any consequence, some- auction requires pow er; its object is were riding locked w heels, with a July b io gia Mr and Mrs. Ravm ond H ennens oi __ mass production. By virtue of these Leghorn hens. 1 r ‘ tim es, un d er unusual conditions, de- sedan belonging to Jack Wilson of two factors, m echanization of in- Farm ers like th a t do not depend on Marshfield. In the Hansen car were Camp Sherm an. Little; Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders .velop into real m enances to crops. politicians’ promises for farm relief. J. L. Hansen, Marshfield contractor, M ark F ^ H en k le of Moro and M’s s | This ba8 happened in O regon a num i dus'try in the past has tended tow ard Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay They employ intelligent m ethods to his wife, six children and a man. Wll- Florence E. S cott of Corvallis were ber of tim es this sum m er, finds the centralization of industry around or near the source of power. Interlock- m arried o n .F rid a y , Ju n e 28th, a t the relieve th e m s e lv e ^ Oregon S tate College experim ent sta soq was alone, P o rtland home of Miss H azel Henkle tion. C ertain sections have reported ing electrical superpow er system s, j MANUFACTURERS OF A group of California capitalists, one of the m ost im portant re c e n t de- sister of the-groom . serious trouble from an unknow n dis- Anion Szechi of Budapest courted beaded by H erbert Fleishhacker, Fred Rev. C. P . P a rro tt and fam ily will I which> upon exam ination, prov-I velopm ents of our m achl™' ^ a i i z e ’ 15 women and m arried 12 of them be Burnham and Frank Noyes, all of San . . ---••■ — :— I . . - ------ • I hion, how ever, te n d to a ecen irau sc Francisco, purchased from the Gold leave here Monday for an extensive ed tQ be ta u se d by a fungus, previ industry by allow ing it to locate more o m r-in-i nnrm i fore being arrested as a swindler. n .................... innnu io nnnnwi Ray Realty company 2300 acres of auto trip through th e middle w estern ously quite harm less, b u t which was conveniently in respect to o th er fac » um vm ______ ____ states, going as fa r east as St. Joseph, I specja jjy favored by th e extrem ely land on the Rogue river, near the Gold ______ "" tors a ffe c tin g business economy Ray dam. which they plan to develop l-Mg., and re tu rn in g by way of Calif or- )ate web .spring this year “ In d u strial plants in the fu tu re ,, Into a cattle ranch for the breeding | nia. AR roads to C rater lake are- now able to obtain th e ir power a n y w h e re ,, w alking alking on on i David B oardm an is w reported in very good con are more likely to settle near the and raising of fancy stock. crutches, having bruised his foot bad' dition witb t he exception of the road source of th e ir raw m aterial.” This James Weaver, fanner near Enter prise, has Just closed a „campaign ty when a tte m p tin g to j um P f "on; a around the rim of the c ra te r, which will CUUI1LCIQVV c o u n teract _______________ evils a tten d in g con *---------s t ion in cities, improve the farm er against the squirrels on his wheat • tra ile r th a t he was riding while the I gtm bl<>cked by snow a n d profcablyJ be avaiia blQ, until late in1 gtatugA by 'p ro v id in g a b e tte r local ranch and reports that he has trapped road cyew was m oving from Maupin I ,n or the è _ . July, rep o rts the touring bureau of rnarket and enrich the w orker from 1400 of the destructive rodents. to Moro. NEWS AND DEVELOPMENT O F ’THE GÖÜNTY “ We Haul For Less ! ” over Someone made an a tte m p t to en ter | the (jrcgOn S tate Motor A ssociation. | bo^b an ecOnomiC“and cultural stand- Mr. Weaver has more faith in tra p ping thaq in either poison or gas and Mrs. C. G. H ui’s home recently when point. FOR PARTICULARS CALL Lloyd Tipton, 22. of North Bend, advocates that mors farm ers take up she was away from home. They left died from the effect of a fractured Sherman County Observer this method of extermination. a broken screen and fram e, b ut fail skull, suffered while working in Coos Japanese iris, which Is a portion of ed in th e ir a tte m p t to force the win Moro, Oregon county rock quarry. A rock from a the varied collection of water flow dow open. blast fired 630 feet away struck him Mrs. Isaac W healdon o f Eugene erq growing in the Fred Bauer farm on the temple, crushing his skull. near Dayton, is at Its hsight of bloom and son W'aync W healdon of P o rt Elm trees widely known throughout ing period. W hite and lavendar are land were visiting in Moro this week Oregon for shade, are now being at the predominating shades of the gor a t the home of Mrs. W. C. B ryant, geous display. Ninety .dozen water niece of Mrs. W healdon. The two tacked by the elm leaf beetle and will be seriously denuded of foliage unless^ Made in 12-, 14-, 16- and 18- foot header lily blossoms are marketed every will visit a t L aG rande before re tu rn the trees are sprayed with arsenate of other day to Portland consumers. ing home. lead, says the entomology departm ent Because notices were not published The Cascade T ra c to r and Equip of the Oregon State college at Cor prior to the election, the special city m ent Co. this week sold three new election held In Klamath Falls Novem H olt combine m achines tq Ipcgl men vallis. Better fire protection for St. Helens ber 4, at which a >50,000 bond Issue for the harvest thia season. I. E. to finance the purchase and develop Wilson bought a 20-foot machine, Is assured because of the favorable ment Qt a municipal airport waa voted> L. H r M artin a 15-foot, and W olfard expression of the voters at the spe cial election June 28, when a bond is has been declared Illegal by A. W. Belshee a 12-foot. ’ sue of >30,000 was approved for the Schaupp, city attorney. Another elec ca G: A. S argent was tak en to a hospi purchase of two fire trucks, additional tion will be held in the near future. tal a t'T h e Dalles Thursday. He has hose and a >10.000 building for the Pages of pioneer history were turn been suffering from h e a rt disease of ed back 60 years recently, as hun late and it was th o u g h t best to have fire station. postm aster Hardlsty received word dreds of western Indians, attired In him w here he could be looked a fte r their tribal dress, staged the most col much b e tte r th a n a t home, D. A. a few days ago that the postoffice of orful parade ever witnessed in Klam- V anG ilder is in tem porary charge of Freew ater has been placed on the sec- u i n s i D E ADVANCE - RUMELY COMBINE HARVESTER markIn< Hl® the ond class list. _ This la due to the a tty tq Falls, Fgus, mar**u» ■ °P®Pln6 — the S argent farm No. 1 steady Increase of stamp and envpl- Second anoua! Indian congress. March A t the annual m eeting of the Farm - ing in single file or mounted on skit - in ’QhprmaTi Countv Harvest Fields by the please tish cayuses, the red men marched ers Moro last o S t e j ; ” Clean Th“ shi” B " d E" “ m i ” through the streets shouting their war H ans Thom pson, O. G. Sayrs, G. N. will go Into effect. cries. Each delegation was led by a More than 100 times as much rain McDonald, and Chris A ndersen were The 1929 Advance-Rumely Ciynblne Harvester venerable ^hleftain, wrinkled with age, elected directors. W. S. Powell was fell In Pendleton during June as did riding a horse. , Jgring the same period In 1928. Last la te r elected president of the com can be seen on my lot backf of my office ‘ Buyers offered growers >30 a ton pany, O. G /S a y y rs vice p resid en t and year one-hundredth of an inch of rain Office opposite Post Office, where larger room wHl this year permit jne to for green prunes averaging 16 to the J. C. McKean secretary and»manage?. fall was recorded, this year, one and thirty-three hundredths inches?, Tho pound. Thia waq the peak pric> > carry a Larger and More Complete Stock of Parts, Supplies, and Ofl. The Columbia Gorge stage ’com highest tem perature of the month was fered a£ Salem thia season. Growers pany has p ut on an additional stage said the price probably would soar 102 and the lowest 38 degrees. daily each way betw een Shaniko and ’ - - FOR PRICES AND TERMS SEE several points by the end of the For the first time In local history The Dalles, leaving M o r o 8:2/) a.m. season. connecting a t The Dalles V-ith stage sightseeing busses have beep going to The formal dedication of the new to P o rtland, arriv in g a t 2:10 p. m. south central Qregon via Sandy, and pioheer Methodist Church South took The re tu rn trip leaves The Dalles a t leaving the Mount Hood Loop high AGENT FOR SHERMAN COUNTY place in Coquille recently, with Bishop 5 p.m.. arriving here a t 6:25. The way at the Wapinitla cut-off. Drivers Samuel . R. Hay of Houston, Tex., stage- form erly leaving The Dalles stopping at Sandy say they save 30 preaching thd qepnon and. conducting for Moro a t 2:15 has. been changed miles on the one-way trip, and report the service before a gathering that tha W apinitla road in good shapa. to l :0t), arriv in g at Moro a t 2:25. pkeked the edifice. „ _ . . Ginn, Coleman & C& M oro, O regon Dealers in Furniture, Hardware, r Floor Coverings, Paints, Oils and Glass ‘ Hotel Moro Independent Warehouse & Milling Co. M IL L F E E D A N D F L O UR TRUCKING Wheat and General Hauling READ THE SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER AND KEEP 1NFQRMED a ADVANCE-RUMELY Combine Harvester c H. LARSO N, M O RO , O REGON - J t M <4 y . t
