The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
The Sunset Trail Pageant at C latsop C ounty U sers Will
Save $30,000 Annually
Eugene History Eurent
Friday July 19,
announcement
In order that we may serve you
better at the time our services
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The Sunset Trail pageant, to be
The Pacific Power & Light Co., in
are needed we have a represen
staged on Hayward field at Eugene announcing a reduction in rates for
tative in your neighborhood
July 25, 26 and 27, will be the most residential\aervice and commercial
whom you may call, Mr. and
elaborate outdoor performance ever lighting service in Clatsop county, is
Mrs. N. W. Thompson at Moro. .
seeri'in Oregon, it is declared by those sued the following statement:
Crandall Undertaking Co.
who have seen early rehearsals of the
It is the company’s policy to. make
Phone 35 J
The Dalles, Ore.
huge show. A cast of 1500 is now voluntary relhsions and reductions of
working nightly on the event, which its rates whenever permitted by the
Invalid Coach Service
will depict the development of the growth of its business or where it be
Oregon countryy from the early, al lieves such changes can be economic
mos|. pre-historic Maya days, on thru ally made in the interest of the devel
„ W. T. BaUiger, Agent For
thq present to a vision of the future
opment of that business. The rate re
One of the outstanding features of duction just filed will become effective
the event will be the huge stage itself, in July and will give users of electric
which will be 240 feet long and 80 ity in Clatsop county a saving of ap
feet deep. It represents a scene in a proximately <30,000 per year in their
forest in Oregon, with tall mountains bills. The changes are of a develop HOUSE WANTED to rent in Moro.
Notify the Observer at Moro.
in the background. It rears over 35 mental nature and are not being made
feet into the air, and will give the ap on the basis of the company s present FOR SALE— Hay rake, two sets butt
pearance of a whole mountainside earnings.
chain harness, 14-foot McCormick
O ffice in H otel Moro B uilding
covered with majestic fir trees. In
These reductions are being made header, extras for combine hitch.
one of the most impressive scenes two entirely for the purpose of standard
Homer D. Belshee, phone 2 F 15,
Phone 652
Moro, O regon
large trees will be fallen, with real izing rates and in the hope of indue
Moro, Oregon.
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lumberjacks swinging axes and han ing a larger use of electricity for bet
dling saws.
ter lighting in the homes and stores FOR SALE— Suburban home on main
The pageant will be offered each and a more intensive use of electricity
highway; modern 7-room house; 6
evening, and sta rtin g . promptly at for domestic cooking purposes. On acres splendid soil in fruit and alfalfa
Come In and Let Us Get Acquainted
8:20, wil last for an even two hours account of the peculiar conditions ex abundance good water pumped by
without a break. Seating capacity of isting in this territory, the company electricity. Write or call Mrs. Sue
10,000 each night has been arranged has realized very slow growth in its W- Morris, The Dalles, Oregon. jl2
for, and indications are that almost Clatsop county business the past few
FOR SALE — Four mules, 2 four
capacityy crowds will be present each years. Development and maintenance
evening. The event is to be fully of its service facilities have, however years old, 1 five worked this spring'
covered by the press of the state, as a been such as to, assure the territory and 1 two years old. All goes for
special “press box” to hold 80 news- adequate and high quality service at $200.00 or will trade for cattle.
Bruce Millard, Rufus, Oregon.
writers each evening, has been con all times and for all possible needs and
TOc W « /’» C rea/« / P ageant
structed in the center of the huge no substantial curtailment of expendi
WORK WANTED — Girl needs,
A m erica's M ost U nique Paraae
tures has been m adias a result of the work badly, want to earn money to
stand.
All-NorthuJest A ir D erby
Outstanding dramatic and musical lack of normal growth of business.
go to school. Phone 8 F 5 Cdndon, or
talent
of the state has been drawn on
Since 1918 the company has made write, Miss Bessie Farrar, Condon,
Industrial Oregon in Review
for the pagent. Mrs. Doris Smith, of an increase of more than one and one- Oregon.
The greatest pioneer celebration
Portland Rosaria fame, will direct the half millions of dollars} in its invest
ever held In Oregon will arouse a
performance; John Stark Evens, pro ment in Clatsop county electric ser RELIABLE MAN WANTED to rqn
new admiration for the brave deeds
MeNess Business in Sherman coun
fessor of music at the University of vice facilities. During the eight years
of those who settled this great area.
Oregon, will have charge of the from 1921 to 1928, inclusive, this new ty; $8 to $1? daily profits; no capital
chorus; Mrs. Mildred Le Compte investment has amounted to more or experience required; wonderful op
Send In reservations for the Sun
portunity; write today, FURST A
Moore will direct dancing, while in than one million dollars.
set Trail Pageant to Sunset Trail
the cast will be Marshall N. Dana, as
headquarters. 948 Oak St.. Eugene.
One of the principal obstacles in the THOMAS, 426 Third st., Oakland,
sociate editor of the Oregon Journal, way of lowering rates in i latsop Califomi*. *
Seats on sale from 75c to $2.00.
who will have the leading role of pio county has been high taxes. The im
PAY parcel post one way on all
neer; Nancy Thielsen, noted mezzo portance of this item will be realized WE
A Progressive Celebration in True Pioneer Spirit
shoe repairing. Good quality work
soprano, who will sing as “ Sacajawa” if consideration is given to the fact and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles,
and Sydney Dixon,-popular radio ten that all taxes paid by the company on opposite the post office.
orfrom station KJR of the National account of its electric operations in WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
Broadcasting company of Seattle.
size or weight. Crippled or de
Clatsop county will amount to nearly
Wernmark’s Shoe
Entries from all over the state are 17 per cent of all the revenue it re formed feet.
pouring in for the Pioneer »fid Indus ceivep in the district. In other words, Store, The Dalles.
trial parades, the former to be held of every <1.00 paid for service by the
Friday and the latter Saturday.
customer, iy cents is p&id
by the
DEPENDABLE USED
The air circus is already assured of company in the form of taxes.
at least 50 planes present to pnrtici
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CARS —
pate in races, stunts, and other fea
tures. This’will be an event on Fri Phone Encourage» Peace
1925 Ford Pickup, completely
day and Saturday afternoons.
overhauled • ....................» • 175.00
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The great countries of the wqrld
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. 1921 Ford Sedan, New Motiv
are being brought closer together by
year, .7 ....................... 75.00
Made in 12,- 14-, 16-, and 18-foot header
L ike Birds
a bond of telephone communication.
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When « citizen in New York or San 1920 Studebaker Touring, . . 75.00
We long have wondered why It was Francisco can, by raising a receiver, 11926 Ford C o u p e ,................. 260.00
that early flying machines looked very- talk k to a citizen 01
of Loadofl
pf Berlin,
w nuo# yf
ibo .00
little like birds, but that In exact it means that American telephone P 925 Ford LoupP’ ^.................
step with the progress of artificial enterprise has provided a tremend 1928 Chevrolet Cqach, . . . . . . 475.00
flight the machines have developed ous step forward in perfecting our 1921 Ford Touring . . . . . . . . 40.0§
nearer and nearer to actual bird lines understanding of other peoples and
Fordson Tractor . . . . . 150.00
It would seem almost as If man nt improving the business, social and
first had refused to accept as» a fact governmental relations wa have with
1924 Star Touring ..... , .
60.00
that nature knew what she was about them.
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when she built her feathered planes.
. 325.00
It is difficult to promote war and | 1925 Oldamobile Coach
Apparently the whaling Industry Is ignorance and national hatreds when
! not to be so hard-headed. Any fisher a thin strip of wire will carry our 1924 Bulck Master Six Tour-
man knows how the birds fly high so voices around the world in a split
275.00
that their eyes may penetrate beneath second.
the surface and spot the schools of
Fred Pickett Motor Co.
fish, and from this the whalers have
FORD
PRODUCTS
The 34th annual reunion of the
taken their tip, says the New Orleans
Picayune. The latest big whaling Yamhill County Pioneer association
Moro, Oregon
company of Standefjord, Norway, has was held in the Dayton city park Sat
added a plane to Its equipment, this urday.
No. 3 Hillside 10 and 12 foot
to be used In “locating” the big fish—
Thomas Henry Williams was ap
which aren’t fish. If the undertaking pointed justice of the peace of the
Advance - Rumely Combine Harvester
is ns successful as predicted, no whal Pondosa medical springe district la
er will be without Its airplane pilot Union county.
In the early future. , Perhaps, too,
I have on h an d fo r quick sale, tw o used
Louis E. Bean of Eugene, chalrmaa
In due time the flyers will not only of the Oregon public service commis
H olt H aw ley C om bines at a b argain.
spot whales but actually will har sion died at Salem recently, following
operating
I also have some good used p a rts for the
poon them and maybe do n little aqua a long illness.
delujctt
Stagrg
O regon Special H olt C o m b in e; tw o good
planing behind the nngry cetaceans.
FI .mes swept the Stubblefield lum
DAILY SCHEDULE
w heels, straw rakes, high speed chains,
ber mill at Lehman Springs, a sum
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and a num ber of sprockets, tw o good
A survey shows that the average mer resort about 80 miles south of
W a s c o a n d T h e D a lle s
American worker In 192S produced Pendleton and burned It to the ground
m agnetos, etc.
L v . * 1 0 : 5 0 ; a m . **5 :O O
goods valued at $7,508. The nmax-
The Ingalls west side harps af Dq-
p. m.
Ing significance of this fact Is revealed fur were completely destroyed by fire
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n n e c ts a t T h e D a lle s
O ffice ’opposite Postoffice, w here larg e r room per
when It Is known that In 1914 the recently, with a loss of between $ lir-
f o r P o r tla n d
average worker produced goods worth 000 and $15,000, partially covered by
• ’ C o n n e c t» a t T h e D a l l
m it me to carry a larg e r and m ore com plete stock of
es w ith fa m o u s P o r t
only $3,445. Labor-saving, machinery insurance.
la n d L im ite d fo r e a s t
and the development of bètter produc
PA R TS, SU PPL IE S, AND OIL
The established price of 4 cents a
e rn p o in ts .
tion methods are Important factors In pound for loganberries was broken at
S ta g e s le a v e fro m M o ro
this Increase, hut most Of all Impor Salem when Ray Mating of the Wood
H o te l.
tant Is the Improved efficiency of the burn cannery offered to take 300 tons
For Prices and Terms See
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BkFRESS PACK-
average worker in this country. Any of the product at 5 centa
l'c AGES CARRIED
thing that contribues to pda-efficiency
A Jersey cow owned by J- H. Hil
Is admirable, desirable and advisable. dreth of Scio, Linn county, gave birth
Sobriety, boweyer brought about, Is to triplets recently. Two of the calves
one quite distinctive force In Ibis con weighed 37 pounds each and the third
Agent For Sherman County, Oregon
nection.
33 pounds. All are well.
Royal Anne cherry picking began on
A man In Denver bit a dog, which, the Clarence Badger farm In the
of course, was news and got both Grand island district recently. An
parties on the first page.
But we average crop seems assured and will
ooooooooooooocooocoooocccoooeoooooceoooosccooaooeooa^ think that the old dog biting standard be sol<i tq Jhp Newberg cannery.
of what constitute? news ought to be
Elector Sizemore, 3, died In a Med
R ia t’a w h a t yon w a n t
abandoned and something more mod-i ford hospital from burns received
—and »w hat you can
n t.
A nd It la aaaier
ern substituted. Biting a dog Is real while she was attempting to light an
to aneeaed th an to fa ll.
If yon r e t th e right
ly not an exacting test of news crea oil stove I11 her parents’ bom«, Per
a » * . ’ A sk a a r t f e s r » -
tion, says the Spokane Spokesman- dress caught fire from the flames.
wkstsrm rrad u at« or
BY AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES
tend for our free book.
Review. Hereafter we shall tell as
Date for the second airport bond
Move Your F u ture F or
ward.
piring Journalists that when a man election at Klamath Falls was set for
Ton'll find our peraon-
bites a dog while flying across the At August 9, The first airport bond
U a tten tion to a limi
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Chea
ted num ber o f better
lantic carrying truth scrum to the election, held November 1, was declar
Freetdeat
y p e atudenta paya bet-
In the concrete, fully equipped, room y garagi e of
trial of George Bernard Shaw, who Is ed invalid because of a technicality.
Enroll
Daj St bool
W alther-W illiam s Com pany. C om petent w ork m en
charged with using the Invisible death
tod»nl
A 16 pound rainbow trout, declar
the year thru
ray to murder Mussolini, that's news. ed to be pn? pf the beat specimens of
alw ays ready to help you in any w ay they can
a t least expense to you. F or any service re n d e r
large trout ever caught Ip Klamatfl
In the eapltul of Switzerland there county, was hooked from the William
ed th e charge will alw ays be re a so n a b le .-.
are two official languages, French and son river by G. R- Wells of Klamath
B b OADWAT AMS M almoM
German. In the capital of New Mex Falls.
PORTLAND. 0 M 0 0 M
ico there are two official languages,
Walter D. Bateman, 38, was killed
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there are two languages, the “Lands a woodsaw wh ich he was operating at
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maal” and the “Riksmnll." In Can high speed flew-to pieces. .Ths car
I chool or C o m m
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Portland, Oregon
ada there are two languages, English riage struck Bateman, crushing his
W ithout a n y obligation on
apd French. In Belgium there are head and cheat.
n y part, p lease send me
poor F R E E book. "Move
two language«, Flemish and French
Eugene enjoyed Its first buffalo hqnt
fo u r Futura F orw ard” .
£ How man dialects are there In the when a bull bison, “color” for a com
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United Stutes? asks the Boston Globe. ing pageant, broke out of Its P«u, Visit
IS AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS KNOWN
ed In the neighborhood and phased a
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BY THE HIGH GRADE OF ITS PRINTING
Advertising is the oil that lubri score of golfers over the municipal
captured
cates the machinery of business.
links before It
NEW
WHEAT BUYING
AGENCY t ,
WANT ADS
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Graiu Exporters
Our Policy...
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of “ Small M argins and Q uick T u rn o v er ” h as
‘ M aterially b e n eiitted the people of Sherm an
county by low ering prices , and raisin g th e
fam ily b an k account.
W e hope to continue to be of
such service to everyone w ho is
in terested in living w ithin th e ir
means.
C , I? W itrus
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C itrus G ran u lated Soap, ..
tw o larg e pkgs. fo r . . . 67c
In d ep en d en tly O w ned !
U nitedly O p erated !
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See our hand billji for Saturday and Monday Specials
Walter A. May & Son
Store No. I l l United Grocers of Oregon. Inc.
A Link in the United Chain of Grocer»
All Eugene Invites You— July 25, 26, 27
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STAGES INC.I
C. H. L arson , M oro, O r e g o n
A GOOD
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STORE
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THE OBSERVER PRINTING OFFICE
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Thousands of improvements
in central office equipment in 5 years
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In the last five years there have
. been hundreds of im provem ents of
m ajo r im p o r ta n c e in te le p h o n e
central office equipm ent in the Bel!
System, and lesser im provem ents
by the thousands.
T here is no standing still in the
Bell System ,
B etter and b etter
telephone service a t t i e lowest cost
' is the goal, P resen t im provem ents
constantly going into effect are but
the foundation for the g reater serv
ice of the future.
D. J. BUTCHER, '
M anager The D alles D istrict
T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany
BELL SYSTEM
O«w Policy - One System - V ttitfe n a l Serrice
Answer This Question!
All Autom obiles and F urniture are P ain ted by A ir
Pressure. W hy not Your Home and Barns?
We Save You Real Money!
Think of Pointing your Home or Barn with the Best Paint
obtainable at a cost for both Labor and Material at very
little in excess of the cost for the Paint you might buy
from a mail-order house!
The Air Gun for Painting is a Great Labor Srfver. The
Finish is Beautiful. While Protection Value is Superior.
We use the best Paint Materials—both Oil and Color. If
you doubt this statement, we permit you to select sample?
from what we are using and send them to the Oregon
State College at Owvallis for Analysis.
Call us up at phone 102 Moro for estimates. This will
put you under no obligation to us. Ask our customers
about us. We refer you to the school boards of the DeMoss
school, the Moro school, the Boardman school, the Gras|
Valley school, nqd the Grass Valley ElcVator Compapy*.
Our Air Brush, run by power, is a Master Painter, the
“last word’' in excellance in painting roofs or buildings.
All the cracks, crevices, and inaccessible places are
*' *«<eached by Paint, driven under, high pressure, like rain
driven by a windstorm. A first blast of air gives a CLEAN
• SURFACE while the immediate fpllowing of the Air
Driven Pressure Painting gives a CLOSE CONTACT, re- '
suiting in neat, beautiful work!
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All W ork dope on a Quapantee and at very rea
sonable prices an d easy tdrms,
ME»
AIR - ELECTRO PAINTER
R. H. SMITH
Phone 401, Hotel Moro, Moro, Oregon
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