Sherman County observer., July 12, 1929, Image 4

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The Links of
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By A. W. PEACH
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(C o p y r ig h t.)
dropped the receiver!"
» “ You goose, don’t you see?
couldn’t stop to answ er He’s in his
car now. I hope he isn t held up for
soeeding. He’ll probably rush in and
’£ r “ o right to front • ‘ ev ery b o ^.
I’ll have you meet him alone. And
say dear, I plotted all this—In a way.
We’ve all of us been trying to make
you keep thinking of John, what a fine
k fellow
iin w he
he really
really is. You aren’t angrj.
are you?"
. _
Meda turned dark eyes upon her,
too
full
of
dreams,
eyes that were
denied once, now to come true, to
sense at once what Agnes said, then
she said quietly: “A plot, my dear?
I’m glad you did. You all love him—
and so do I !"
Mexico Import» Faculty
Profit System Ensures *
CURACAO GETS TASTE
for It» Summer School
Consumer Fair Chance
Mexico eity.—Savants from several
_ OF OLD PIRATE DAYS
If your goods are acceptable,
Dutch Island Raided by
Band From Mainland
W ashington.—"In
becoming
the
scene of a su rfrise attack by a band
of looters. Curacao, small Dutch
, Islam] of the Caribbean, forsook
slow existence ns one of the
, and most peaceful towns of the West
Indies, and flashed back to the
! licking, roaring, bloody days of
Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries.
| when this ‘Spanish Main’ was a free
I bootor’s paradise." says « bulletiu
from the Washington headquarters ot
Woman Refuse» Salary;
1 the National Geographic society.
The chief city of the Island Willem
Causes Political Stir
Annapblis, M d.-M rs. Ethel Lorentz Mad (also called Curacao), a town of
nearly 2O.<**) Inhabitants, was a t­
, a,i a Job with the city delegation in
the general assembly, but she had no tacked during the night of JuttP^.. .
a band of 500 men from the Bouth
work to do. So she turned down her
A m e r i c a n m ainland: the forts and
c la r y and It has no place to go.
were sCt^ed; a
Speaker E. Brooke Lee announced police headquarters
Bupplv
of
arms
and
ammunition
wn.
that the
n day that Mrs. Lorentz
was supposed to get for her work as Molen: an American ship was com
mnndeered; and the adventurers set
i clerk or secretary to the city dele-
Bal
l ’ for Venezuela with Curacaos
•;,»'on was paid to her by check, hut
governor and its chief of p
v.
w e re re tu rn e d u n c a sh e d
tin- i l t o r k s
hostages.
, . t h i n g f o r h im to d o
a n d thorl* " t i t
“ As astounding a s t h i s e x p h i h a n
,b ">n It-
,
.
,
pears
to the Twentieth century otr
The mowev »III remain where it I s -
GNES, you haven’t dared to ask
John Orr to come here '.”
Agnes turned from her desk with
faint smile, tinged with a hit of
gret, and looked thoughtfully at the
Sdr. dark-eyed girl who hud thrust
herself unceremoniously into the roon.
“Meda, why do you dislike him s o .
You used to think enough of him when
you were engaged'”
“That is a turned page, my dear,
and you know i t He accused me to
my face of -being disloyal to h.-n
M ed.I
and Hint 1 take from no man
replied, her dark eyes
» What
»
I want to know Is—did you I h 'd e h in
party? I hoard ....knylair
to this party
that he was coming'.’’ s
" i ught
her breath. "If he comes, 1 to
Agnes laughed as she si" 11 up
and gave -the shoulders of th. «f «
turbed girl a friendly „shake,
honev he is not coming.
The sound of laughter came up from
downstairs. Meda’s face changed and
softened—the old crowd together and
not John—but it was better that way | wherever that is—until the end of the
.cssien and then, according to Speaker
- s h e could Dot stand him.
The only disturbing figure In the I
H will be turned over to the
group was Bert Reusser. Jo h n s clos­
H w ill g o r i g h t In w ith j h e J
e t friend. Meda was not entirely
g
-
-
'
T hen " "
nmnev
with no special ce fé
pleased that at the dinner table she
>t her
found him nt her right.
She said m o ttle s . ju s t jis if It didn’t enjoy Hie
distinction of being the first salary W
as much, and quite franWy.
He leaned far over and whispered. he turned down by onyone on the leg
“You hard-hearted heartbreaker, i^iiiturp’-s pay roll.
Mrs Lorentz accepted employment,
you always picked on roe even when
,o u were a pretty little k id - a ll black she said, not for the money but for
eves Now I’ll get e\en with you by j Hie "legislative experience".
telling you that poor old John was
dying to come—the only one of the old I
Po’.edt Want» Deere.
SYarvaw.-Alleging Ids wife beat him
bunch back there in the city
with an iron poker and a meat fork,
“Bert, you needn’t—”
r-lmer Johnson,-W arsaw, has filed suit
“lie left something In your cure—
-lie left nothing; I gave him all for a divorce from Katherine Johnson.
his presents, his ring
ItcnSRA'hier. Ind.
“ He left something In your care.
Meda. and It will always be yours.
Italy has Vesuvius, but her dictator
He bus not looked nt another girl,
doen
not tolerate the wholesale mur­
and be Is climbing in bis work. Vm
ought to give that back to him but der gangs that infest this land.
you can’t !”
.
No doubt It J s the gallant thing to
It dawned upon her—John s loie
remove a derby hat In a crowded ete-
for her—that was what he had*teft
yalor, but is it fair to the hat?
’ She shrank back a h it-th e n memory
came! "But I don’t want it!”
people used Io marry and settle
He looked at her with sudden Ire down now lots of them marry and
after (he manner of his boyhood. spend the rest of their years settling
“You're prettv as a rose and I ul
roost lost my heart over you. but up.
s e r v e r ,” c o n tin u e s
p n lv a r e p e t i t i o n ,
th e b u lle tin
w i t h s lig h t
“ It
points of the Americas will participate
In the faculty of the aummer school
of the National university of Mexico,
the university authorities have an­
nounced. The United States, Chile,
Costa Rica and Ecuador are among
the countries wljlch will send profes
sors to give Instruction and lectures
Waldo Frank, author of "Our Amer
lea," "Virgin Spain" and "The Re­
discovery of America," will lecture on
the "The United States, Spuln and
Spanish America."
Dr. Gonzjilo Zaldumblde, minister of
Ecuador In the United States and a
noted sculptor, will lecture on "Amer­
les and the League
NaHoos."
Pedro Prndo, Chilean novelist and
diplomat. Is to speak on Chilean liter­
ature and "The Political Action of
America."
Business Men say: "A dvertising P ay s’
I n d ie s .
b is
t h e . l a , 11.»
It is a funny place, this world of
capitalism, with Its astonishing spread
of Ignorance and helplessness, boast­
ing all the time of Its spread of edu­
cation and enllghtm ent There stands
the thousands of property owners and
millions of wage workers, none of
them able to make anything, none of
them knowing what to do until some­
body tell them, none of them having
the least notion of how It Is that they
find people paying them money, and
things In the shops to buy with It.
And when they travel they are sur­
prised to find th at savages and
Esquimaux and villagers who have to
make everything for themselves are
more Intelligent and resourceful The
xvomjer woifld 'M ’ tf they were any­
thing else. “•We should die of Idiocy
through disuse of our mental facul­
ties If we did not fill our heads with
romantic nonsense out of Illustrated
newspapers and novels and plays and
films. Such stuff keeps us alive; but
It falsifies everything for us so ah
surdly that It leaves us more or less
dangerous lunatics in the real world
-G eorge Bernard »Shaw.
(Full Course) .
at the
W hite R estaiihant
Piersol .Ana
an d c ia r a i\.
B andits looted a bank in G reen apd Bussell H- Piersol
Bav Fla b u t le ft behind a bag so n -.P ie ra o l, husband and wlf®, we™
X
V o o V <» coin b.o.u„ It
taining
W e also serve, a t usual prices
Lunch and D inner com binations
th a t are said by our p atro n s to
equal Home Cooking.
Shoe Repairing
Done prom ptly and in a w ork­
manship m anner by
J. A. MEE
Shop opposite Jew elry
PO STA G E PA ID BOTH W AYS
W alter A. May & Sun, ag en t
. - .
a t Moro,
Moro Plumbing Shop
was too heavy.
.
$1601.83 w ith in te re st thereon a t the
Reading of advertising is w orth rB^e of f Our per cent per annum from
¡N ovem ber 26th, 1927, until p^id; th ?
while.
________________2— 1 =
; fu rth e r sum of $200.00 a tto m a y ’H aa,
SUMMONS — In the Circuit Cgurt and »18
>*lt w a s g iv e n by t h e H p a n U li p m
>u an(J , lngul„
of th . Btat. o< Oregon ter Bherntan and
peror to the governor of Venezuela in County.
, . ....
the
fillow
ing
described
real property
A lb ert O. E kstrom , p la in tiff, va. situ a te d in Snerm an County, S ta te of
3522 and some lime afterw ard a . a u
Olive M. Ekatrom , defendant.
Ish Settlement was estnbllsbhf "ii It
to-w it:
To Olive
E kstrom , d efen d an t O regon,
The Dutch capture«! It in lG’H ami It
Lots One (1) and Two (2 ),
above
nam
ed;
In
the
nam
e
of
the
served a decade later as p..lltlc:»l
Block N ineteen (1 9 ),
tate of Oregon, you are hereby r e ­
training ground, for Peter StuyvesanL S
view A dditjop tu W asco,
quired to appear and answ er th e com­
Sherm an County, Oregon.
who afterward was m ole governor pt plaint filed
Y8U to
Now, th e re fo re , by virtue of said
N e w A m s t e r d a m , p r e d e c e s s o r o f N ew
entitled c o u r? and cause w ithin fo u r execution
and order of sale, and in
(4) weeks from the date of the first
York c ity .
i "Curacnp suffered attacks In !<>«•' publication of this summons, to -w it‘ com pliance with the dem ands of said
w rit, and for the purpose of satisfy-
and 50 years later, boll) times from ùvhof June/ïua Ä
Ä ¿»¡¡‘S i
»n MoAday*! îhê
the French. On the second onkcn-o
annear ancr
and Mtawer
« « 4 « plalAUt
I w »l, 10*9.9.
th e e hour
hour
the French were driven out bv Hie to
to appear
p iaiq w « » » « » m r - T 1 cruin.
o , u i*v coaU.
of A ugust
1929, a a t t th
British, who remained In possession
p t the Island for two years. A f te r t h e com plaint
F or « decree of
in Moro shcrn)an C ounty.
Dutch regained gontnd.^I’u
' PX
perlenced other attacks from English
h 7 ..d J
warships, and the Island was jtwJfX
,v .d upon you by orSer
f " i i f e n d e .U te in and to the »aid
British control from 1805 to 181-»
“Since the latter date the l»|it«_b D. McKee, county Judge of Sherm an in te re st a
h
def en d_
had on
havu been undlspute I .AXners if Hie county. O regon. _which: » . d o rder w a , real
barren IHtlp lK,e ’• ’ *’ll* i ’th
Jnep1 w a s nt
lens, a threat from an erttlrelj i l n
I can see what I missed. Meda. you—
n
ed in »aid decree w>. recorded, or
His cheerful grin returned. "John has Find» Home-Made Fluid
ferent quarter In
when German for p u ilic a tlb n thereof
pien of war pu, I n t o ^ r a c a o during weeks in the Shernjan County Objek- since had in or to the above mentSon-
your picture still where a man keeps
ver. a a weekly
weekly new
new spaper
spaper published
»t * X'L.nd described real property, or any
foÇ Treating Anemia their famous deb, n ^ o n <l“’u««n ver,
P“ ”1***"’'* t
something th at anly he knows and
Moro, in Sherm an county Oregon.
O re g n .
d a thpreof . t o satisfy said execution,
Boston.—A liver extract that will »,ration against Venezuela
love*—I saw it by accident—you know,
J’
keeps it like a pressed flower In some be effective In treating pernicious rumored Hm, Germany dreamed ot
anemia can be made at home with making the harbor a base f<”' control
old book th at—’’
“Pooh!
Cheap ¿»entijnent'. she very little effort, Dr. William B. Cas­ of Hie Wes, Indies.
tle and Morris A. Bowie of Harvard
“In spite of a population more than
said quickly.,; ‘ £ -
”
’ '
After the d inner they Joined In toe University Medical school have re­ half made up of negroes and ntulat
toes, and with consbleraWs -numbers
various amusements th a t Agnes had ported to the American Medical as
p t Jews, Spaniards and South Amerl
* '
planned, and Joined with a viin> fVhlle so d a, Ion.
Thia wHl prove.a great boon to suf­ cans. Curacap for Willemstad. .If one
- playing cards. Meda heard quiet Grace
Allen say: "I wish John were here. ferer» from thl» disease who ara un­ chooses) Is Intensely Dutch In appear
report of condition
I always liked to play with him. If able to afford the high price of the pnee. Dutch cleanliness has been sue
OF T ftP
you made a bad mistake, you never commercial liver extracts or of the gessfully transplanted to this tropical
would think he noticed IL But Bert more palatable calve»’ liver. Eating site, knd tJie In" ’" streets, g u t t e r s
MORO
S
T A T g BANlUj ?
Reusser—he’s the worst. You can half a pound of beef liver a day soon Sidewalks, »«»(J walls are spick and
a
t
Moro,
County
of
Sherm
an, O regon, »t clow of busiqe»» ,
become» a tiresome ordeal, yet this »pan. Only In some pf Hie narrow
fairly see him grind his Jaws."
has
been
the
only
chance
for
life
and
alleys
of
Hie
negro
quarter
Is
a
la«k
Meda did not hear Bert's answer,
Ju n e 29, 1929
,
Although she heard the laughter th at health for many of the poor who suf­ of cleanliness- to be noted
^ sources
“Curacao ls approximately
miles
followed It. for she was unceremoni­ fer frorn pernicious anemia.
.................. $866596.37
The domestic extract 1» as effective long by three to seven m ile s u b k
ously drawn Into the^ccxt room, where
Loans and d i s c o u n t » ,-< » •» » » ••!» ; » : ? ? .
223,79
dancing was In order And there, to as the commercial ones and tnny be and lies 41 miles «.ff the coast of
made
In
the
ordinary
kitchen
by
any
Venezuela.
The
Islaiyl
Is
quit«'
<lrv
O
v
e
rd
ra
fts.
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her disgust, she had to think of John
Print icr.ll.v all
Bonds,
e t fu
c - rn . . itu
. ............................
»»««o'wo
uor 7R
when she tried to steer clear of her reasonably Intelligent person, the and produces little
Banking securities,
houw none;
re »nd R x tu re. »4128.78.
4128.78
companion’s feet. John could dance, H arvard scientists declared. Only the food Is Imported, a n d even drinking
usual domestic qtenslls are needed. w ater Is brought from the mainland
Real estate owned o th er th a n banking o n » » ..............
42312.31
anyway.
o th e rs
In her room that night. Meda heard The cost of the beef liver Is prac­ for those wfio r a n a f f o r d it
Cash, due from banks a n c a s h item»- - » - ¿ v ’
2750.04
B ert’s voice calling to Grace, the old tically the only cost. The extract Is p r i n k r a i n w a t e r c a u g h t fro m th e
Expenses in excess of profits ......................... • • •; • • • •
None
whimsicality tinged with a tenderness palatable, and may be drunk hot or roofs and M ore«) ip c i s t e r n s
O ther resources
....................................
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Valuabt«
T r a d in g S ta tio n .
th a t made Meda’s heart quicken: cold, with or without s a lt It is said
4,
$432248.56
to taste something like beef broth.
Tptaj
• • • • ” •• 7«
* T h g I s l a n d 's c h i I value is ■«< n
“Good night—and sweet dreams'.”
The process of making it consists trading station- » value Ip »lilrli both
Suddenly, strangely enough, the
U 4 g $ L $ T fE §
thought
popped Into her mind: In general of grinding the liver, soak­ its location and Its harbor eoqlributp
.
.
.
.........................
$50000.00
ing
It
In
cold
water,
straining,
heat­
I.ylng
Jus,
off
Hie
,m
rfjfern
coast
of
“ Perhaps I was a hit disloyal to John
Capital stock paid tq
: : ’ ■ ■ • •
■ 75QQ.QQ
In being so friendly with Max." She ing and restraining. The ordinary South America, at «1 controlled by n
Surplus . . . V . , , f
-
f
f
• • ’ • ’ • ■ - •
;
7174.86
stiffened. "No. I was not." she scold- meat grinder, »trainer, enamel pot», country famous for its peaceful and
glass
Jars
and
Jelly
bags
found
In
efficient
political
and
commercial
R eserves....................................................
............
139241.8«!
jed herself indignantly.
Demand deposit».................................... ..
81705.10
Three of the days went by. Happy most kitchens ere the only utensils methods, I, makes an blenl dlstrlbut
Time c e rtific a te s.................................................................
152086.74
d ay s for her. yet everywhere there required. Tlwe success of the proce­ Ing and transfer poitit between hs
Bills payable and re d isc o u n ts................- ............................. .......... ................
seemed to be a bint of John. Some dure depends off the care and exact­ p o t e n t i a l l y w e a l t h y , , b u t s o m e ti m e s
. . . . . $432248.56
one missed him for one reason or an­ ness with which the directions for turbubwU neighbors «i the one hand
T o ta l......................................................................
other. She knew that all who knew the various step» In the process are pnd Europe ant) N’o.rtji America on
W ille m s ta d
Ip irim r Is
him In the old days learned to love followed. Doctor Castle and Mr. the other.
Bowie gave these In detail In their »Imped like a b a n j o v i l l i i> n a r r o w
him. And he had her picture still
neck for on entram e a ta i a la r g e e jr
report
The climax came th at evening when
culnr basin for uneQoiiigii ami wbart
from another room she heard Bert try
and belief,’
-» .
... -
locations. The town Is k » ih »b b o il.
Ing to sing one of Jo h n s fa\o rlte Regular Air Service
»Ides
of
the
narrow
«ntrnnee
c
h
a
n
n
e
l
«on«». She felt suddenly very much
Sub»cribed .n d .w o n . to b e fo r. me
1
to Stockholm Planned and along the flanks of the b a s in
«lone In a mighty big world. And
this 6th day of July, 1929
Barnum
pontoon
bridge
crosses
the
ch.-mnel
Portland. Maine.—With authority to
she suddenly realized that In her heart
air and Is swung aside to p e r m ii Hu- pus
J ' LN fta ry Public fo r Oragon
J. W. Hoech D iroctors
_
¡he still lingered, behind Its doors, the develop and maintain a regi^a/1
My commission expire» M arch 3, 1980
same high-hearted, high minded lover service between the Unlttd States, '»age 'p; Sl'lps- A t f d e l l ^ h i m . t h e
f u r n is h « «1 t»v i
\
who would ask no more of her than Canadian, and European airports, link- imvn’s pxq»uhuh»/i
Ing this city with Stockholm. Sweden, | tolls
fnqs charged oh Hil? l>»o(g,«* ‘J’
he gave himself.
She sought Agnes, who was busy the Great Atlantic airways has been »ons »earing simps' pn.v J 5
In the library arranging card table», organized here. The route would be cent, ‘persons »'Hn«>yt shoc-s i n <»r
“ Agnes, 1 want to telephone to John!" via Belle Isle strait. Julianshaah, one cent. f«*r each passage
“The well to do Pinch <>( i'-ini«"i"
With a cry Agues caught her In her Greenland ; Agmnmsallk, Greenland ;
Reykjavik, Iceland ; Thorshaven In the make the gesture of innlntalnhia conn
Arms. "Oh, Meda, I'm glad li’
try places on the barren stiotches
Med* went to the 'phone. Soon Faroe Wanda, and Osin, Norway. In­
outside the city, but lew plants nthet
corporation
papers
have
been
filed
Agnes heard her say, hesitatingly,
£hap ppeti and nh»es can be c a s e d
“John—this Is Meda—I want you to with the state department In Aygusta.
Into growing
" f lh,‘
come_ -
Meda turned—"why, he’s
Island- The seyegal qwrhl«, ranclu'S
80-Year-Old Britisher
fit better Into the pjclure
THE MARKETS
f a m o u s llq im u r
c a ra ta o
,ls
Boost» Snuff for Cold»
Portland >
»
London.—Snnff taking la the proper »till distilled In s m a ll q m i n t i t b s o h
AVhea, — Rig B^nfi bluestera, hard
th e
Isla n d
fr» W
’ »V W’)“ 11 bluer
» h u e , $1.25,; »oit white, western cure for colds and Influenza, accord
Uiii lo nn eighty-year-old member of orang«*» grown locally but Hu* |n
w hite. $1.17%; hard winter, northern
the National Liberal club. He claims dustry In tbs main lb’s b«‘pn taken
apring and western red, $113^4.
he has never had a vestige of a cold over by Amsterdam* \
Hay—Alfalfa. $20©21 per ton; val
“Petroleytn Is Hie igroau-st si.ngie
or Influenza In his life, and he has
ley timothy, $22; eastern Orgeon tlm- been taking snuff since he was a factor in fu ra e n d s present «lay activ­
ity, and one of the largest n - t m . r l e s
othey. $20025; cloyer. $$0; oats, $17; boy.
In the world Is maintained on the
oats and vetch, $17.
iBland.
The crude p«tr«»leiim Is
Butterfat—43047c,
brought over in tank barges from Hie
Eggs—Ranch, 28033c»-
rich Venezuelan field around L ak e
C sttlo—Steers, good, $11.50012.2$.
Barber Bar« Wonjen;
Maracaibo.
The mutnenuts refine«!
Hog»—Good to choice, $11012.
proylucts
are
shlpp«*r
from t ’urucao to
Hamper Men'» Trade
l^imb* -Good to ch<fft|e, $11.25013.
various p o rp "J the vorW."
Colypibud,
Ohio.—J.
Van
Seattle
H o te l M o r o B a r b e r S h o p
lleyde, a barber here for the
W h e a t—SoR white, $1-21; western
last half century, refuses to al
Up Against !•
x white. $1.21; hard winter, western red.
v
ii
low women to enter his shop
Judge— " by lid yon • knock down
. and northern spring, $1.18; bluestem.
He says women are prone to
the sémaphore’.
$1.86; bulk Montana No. 1. $1 18.
BATHS
procrastinate making, fip their
G r e e n m o t o r i s t — W ell y o tn l.ouor «
Eggs—Ranch, 22©31c.
mjnds what they want and how
to
»run
to
the
wholh«1
!
d i d n ’t k n o w
M A R C E L L IN G
fh itterfat—48c.
• boy wnrU It done, and that men
' »1C .»eft ut it 80 to
right
of
"
w-
«Catths—Choice steers, $10.50© 11.50
haven't time to wait. But Van
Il
AGENCY FOR
■
play
F*n ’’
lleyde continued: ’Tbqp. X°?
H o g s—Prime light, $11 50 0 12.75.
WILLIAM'S
CLEANERS
and
men want to tell a story or two
.¡ f r “
C allL » on Daughter
J^ambs-^Cholne. $12013.25.
smoke a cigar or cigarette, and
in the
MODEL LAUNDRY
Spokane
“ï’.n gmtiiu Ì4I/.V'' •J’.-.'?
engage In conversation th^y
.. C atU e—Steeps, good, $1».25011.
THE DALLES ,
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coonskln cimo
wouldn’t be able to If women
••No rn«c„ tu sli«*»t Itltu. pati 8«t
Hog«--_ Good and choice, $12.250,
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were In the shop."
a »tecl trap f<»r him
’ 4*
J^mba— Choice, $10.75011-25.
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M.
DR C. L. POLEV
P h y . ¡c ie n
G rasa
end
V a lle y ,
S u rg e o n
O re g o n
People can reaçb W© from MorJ
a t pigbt from the long distance
booth a t Hotel Moro by ringing
Thé Dalles.
x r J : » " p
C. A. BINDER, Pro|v
Phone 632 Moro, Ore. Phone 632
Complete L in. of Flumbiog
Suppliee
Tin sad Sheet Metal Work
Agent for Royal Hot Air Furnaae
Dealer in Pumps and WindeaiU»
¡B etter facilities, low er coat af parts
I and experienced w orkers give you
the best service. Call us a t once
Phone
Dr W . N. Morse
" Q U IE T
THE
Moro, Oregon
General Warehouse Business
Feed
W ood
---- Flour
Coal
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S E R V IC E ’’
Lady Assistants
P h y sic ia n and S urgeon
CRANDALL
DALLES, OREGON
U n d e rta k in g
C om pany
Office a t Mid-Columbia Ilo ip ital
T iy : DALLES, OREGON
P moit » N o . Hospital 841
-it;
Bank Hotel
Dr. F. C. Brosius
Rhone
772 ..
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WASCO, OREGON
The Dalle»’ Newest a ad öe»t
Ho»talry
Centrally Located
Physician and Surgeon
Sherm an County H eadquarter»
E D W / BALL, MANAGER
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TH E DALLES^ OREGON
Office and Residence in the B urresl
building, directly opposite th e [
O’Meara Jm pletnept Co.
M o d e l L a u n d ry
D r J. R . M o r g a n
dentist
United States Dental Ex­
aminer for this district
THE
DALLES
(’alls for and Delivers
in Moro~ Wasco
and Gras»s Valley
Monday^ and Thursdays
O FFIC E AT
MORO, OREGON
CALLAWAY'S
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Funeral Director»
and Embalmer»
Union and Third St.
The Dalles, Ore.
W . C. B R Y A N T
Attorney - at - Law
O FFICE PH O N E MAIN 93
Moro, Oregon
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL
W ashington at F ifth S treet,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Wasco Warehouse Milling Go.
2$.
Store.
Waico, Oregon .
A cur© for sleeping sickness Is he-
lleved to be nt hand. Why no, try I,
on literary critics whose tasks com
nel them to rend the modern poets?
a Spanish ezplorer. OJe<ln. a friend ot
the Island In
Co, umbus, discovered
----
J499; and at Intervals the .great n ival
powers have tried ‘o Halm the harbor
(Settled by Spanish.
Grain
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; 408 E. 2nd St.
The Dalles, Oregon
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF
I
REAL PROPERTY
N otice ia given th a t an execution,
' decree and order of sale has been is-
Some of the bright sayings of chll
I sued o ut of th e C ircuit C ourt of th e
C ircum stances a lte r cases.
S tate of O regon fo r Sherm an C ounty, dren, ns printed In the mngaslnes. are
1 to me directed and dated Ju ly 6, bright even for their elders who
Time and tide w ait fo r no man
Time flies while death rushes upon 1929, in a suit therein pending where? uia0e them up.
Is
tiltera
tlons. ot experiences from the Islands
past Curacao has a fine harbor, one
Qf tf .e w a fin s e r s e t c o In g n t i h z e e d W f r e o s m t
your services useful, you
receive
a profit. If. on the other bund, your
fellow crehtures decide,(wisely or un­
wisely, It makes no m atter) that they
do not want your goods, or that they
will get on better without your serv­
ices, then you will make a loss. T ie
profit-making system is the only one
under whltrt. the consumer can be per­
fectly sure of obtaining the article be
w ants—anj other scheme can on y
mean that he will have forced upon
him the article which somebody else
things he ought to w an t
Working for a profit on an Individ­
ualistic system also ensures that the
people who receive the goods are the
same as those who pay for them —-a
very Important point. Based upon t ie
Interests of the consumer* It Is the
only ’ system under which the eon
gumer can ever stand a chance. We
can make no qioney, we can do no
good, unless we can persuade others
to accept our services at the value
tbut we and they Jointly place upon
them.—Ernest J. P. Benn, “The Con­
fessions of a Capitalist "
Disuse of Mentality ~
Would Mean Idiocy
Our usual pre-w ar tran sien t
ra te s still prevail.11 :<>' i
Special
io pepffianfer^ G uea^
EYE STRAIN
Can only be corrected under the
proper conditions and by th e use
o f i th e very best of equipm ent.
We have the Best Equipped Optical
office ip Eabtern Oregon.
OPTICS p x q -U S IV E L Y
Newhouse Optical Co.
Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, P ro p rieto r
32Ô Wust ¡Sacppd SJrpet
, THE DALLES, OREGON
BIGGS .
SERVICE STATION
H. H. W illard, P roprietor
launch Good»
Ice cpld drinfcs are ¿u ajk h teed our
S f c W b m w e of
h»vW
on hand f r o p i'g io 3 tons 0*
Tl»o Patrooag•
of nay Sherman County N e ig h b o r»
Will bo Appreciated
Shell Co,
■
G as And Oil*
—
UNÇER TH E
PERSONAL MASfXGEMENT OF
Edward G.-Holt
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RATES
Room with bath privilege, 75 c up
Outside fodjp wl{h ^‘|^ a t é
‘Ì I.IÓ up ’
Special rates where more than two
persons occupy one room.
Let us show you our -
Accommodations