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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,Friday, August 30, 1929.
phoenix Flyer Visit» Moro' Oil Men to Speak Here Mon
day Night at Hotel
leading business men of The Dalle*.
J . H. W eiss is president, Roy Y ates is
secretary, W ard W ebber, tre a su re r.
W. S. Nelson, w ho is secretary of the
C ham ber o f Com m erce a t The Dalles,
is general mnnagci*. Mr. C a rte r and
a Mr. N. E. N elson, from Salem , Ore.,
will have charge of tfce financing
of the operations as well.
This m eeting is open and fre e ,o
everybody and all are especially urged
They will have some in /
¡to a tte n d
tc re rtin g things to tell us.
WILL
C L A S S .
Local
Is Honored I |COUNTY
sxM». F b ir»
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B E I N FAIR
H IG H
We have jaat been advised th a t the
Thursday of lj*.st week the Moro
Crandall Undertaking Co., prominent spE E D pro g r a m , UNDER TH E
public
wn« (¿ven
a n o ~ p r ‘ p o rtu n ity - to | w . J. G raham , form erly of Bakers-
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mortuary organization of The Dalles, I
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puDiic wan»
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A U SPICES O F RACE ASSN.
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in ife c t the _ Model
“ A” Ford, known fieî(j Caîif f ^nd v . C. C arter, OU
has been accepted into the fellowship
PROM ISE TO BE GOOD
univerFaïly on the Pacific coast as the j G^f I^ . f;t .now ^ o ^ a t e d w ith the
o f a nationally known group of fu
Phoenik Flyer because of thé reco rF ^ arn 0 Basin Oil Co., why are drilling
neral directors, known in the profes
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it has made on the road between, JxOS ; { q J j < , jn (h<? Clarno Basin n e a r An-
sion as the O rd e r o f the Golden Rule, i Dateg for the Oth annual Sherm an
A ngeles and Phoenix in hanging up a , te}o?e; wifi be the. speakers a t a pub-
to tlliB| i c L/Ouniy
Ounty r F m
a ir i to
held «v
a t Moro, —
ate -
• F u neral d irecto rs belonging
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road record th a t n o r t h e r car h a s ,
m cet;ng to fc«, held in the Club
o rd er a re selected by representatives I T hursday, F riday and S aturday, 12th
ever approxim ate^. ,, -
'•ftooma a t the Hotel Moro on M onday
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from
who 00 0Zll
select t fo r the
13th and 14th of S eptem ber and there
Since its recnÇujti® was made, the evening, Septem ber 2nd, at 8 p fm.
hpnor of fellow ship a funeral
is good gruuiiuB
grounds fo r the claim of the
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c c a a r r has
BM been b steju fu
- lly • • painted
, with
The purpose of this m eeting is m
whom th ey feel to be capable of up- L e c -e ta ry and m em bers of the board
descriptive
or<,er to
to b b e e tte
tte r r acquaint
acquaint ute
the people v*
of | A small worm has taken heavy toll L .l .U00. _ 2 J a a V.0. — £ ik XX ZX»»z4ztS*
I th a t - it . is X “ X« bigger
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descriptive m
m aps
aps and
ae.u scenic
— views o 7" f, order
holding th e ideals of the order.
and b e tte r th in
the Rente te rrito ry of the car, not^h-j our com m unity w ith the possibilities
¡n Elk iake> ncar Bend, and
It is considered to be an exem plary
ly th at of the road m ap of the Phoenix
fiRj : ng commercial, oil in the Clarno causçj
c ^ t e g^m c commission to honor to be accepted into the fellow ev er.”
r Fred
i c u * P ickett, secretary of the xuir,
Los Angeles highway.
! g a£j n and other p arts o f.th is country’. close the lake to fishermen. This is ¡ship of the order, since but one f«- stateg th a t practically all arrange-
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Mr. B eatty, oil lubrication c-xj ert, ^ , s0 j or t y,e purpose of le ttin g the
first L1
111 the history ox the neral d ire c to r •■
/»An^TYumitv
A.n I I suave8
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_ pleted, and th a t
in » »»01»
each com
m unity f*
can
m enta are- now com
ir. charge of the car on its coast tour, people
De‘ople know
w
hat
the
com
pany
is
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commisiK'n
u c h a worm
» u iiu has
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commisf ion :r.ai.
th a t s siich
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-^0 high,
peOpie
Sherm an county g e n e r
belong. The ---------
requirem
ents are
s p o k e in s tr u c tiv e ly o f th e u » 01 i e i now ¿ oing tow ards thy developm ent discovered.. ...----------
A ccording
M att Ryck- an(j oniy guch fu n e ra l directors as
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p ro p e r lu b r ic a te f o r car.» anyi d o : *v aJnr.g these lines in this country.
• te n d • e n - t of - «--0-»—
:— kaVp a f un understanding of the ethics ally are showing the g re a te st in terest
man, su p e rin
hatcheries,
♦ t • crufl
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the fa ir th a t they ever have.
jitra te d th e d if fe re n t lu b r ic a tin g o •;m-
0.0.
tnuckut
rtfl
UtA
-x-w • ideals
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• o f » the
«a profession
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M r. G ra h a m is a m an o f m a n y .y e a r s who has m ade an investigation,
e ¡ . nd
h ib iu have been prom ised from every
f Zt V
of “ Small Margins and Quick Turnover* has
materially benefitted the people of Sherman
county by lowering prices and raising the
family bank account.,
We hope to continue to be of < A , I , O * H I A
such service to everyone who is C itru s
interested in living within their
means.
Powder
Citrus Washing Powder,
47c
two large packages . .
itie s o f th e v a rio u s o ils on th e m a r k e t,
worm is about h a lf an inch in lengt ! jy measure up
standards set by .sectio
I
« • 0V 0« * a xx 1 a - # departm
1 a a» < a w f rx ents
- to the
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n , av.
the 0 1. livestock
Independently Owned !
U n ited ly O p w a ttd .
and a tta c k s the intern al organs of the order. T he order lays p articular J wiy gkow fl lot o i com petition and the
See our hand hills fo r S aturday und Monday STpeciaia > \
tro u t causing death. M any fish have stress on th e necessity of ren d erin g I miacellaneous displays of fcvery do-
been found upon the shores of the - sendee to hum anity in the tim e of O p t i o n will be large.
lake and the commission has collected : need
. xx xl + th Vi a + t id
n zi com
TYÌ prehen
1“ lì “ I
__X . of in te re st is ce n
is modern O and
A 0 « large am ount
and burned
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----- . Every . possible ef- I give, and a t th e tam e time so m oder1- terin g around the work of the boys
fo rt will be, m ade to keep the p a ra s ite ; aUf. priced th a t ¡t ig w ithin the
and g irls’ clubs this year. Tliiss has
nlkor lnkp<( or
.
from spreading
reach of all, even those in the most been one of the m ain fe a tu re s of the
Store No^ 111 U nited Grocer» oi Oregon. In«.
stream s.
hum ble of circum stances.
county fa ir fo r some tim e and is in
A
Link
in the United Chain of Grocer»
The G olden Rule fu n eral director creasing in im portance an n u ally . All
Nowaday* a billion command* lea* in each com m unity identifies him self of the county com petitions are settled
bated breath than a huudred thou as a m em ber of the national order by a t the fa ir and the boys and g irh se
sand In the days when oar grandfa m ean8 of a symbol, which consist* of lected to represent, Sherm an county at
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lîtu n u L J îu u tK n îu m u « « » :» ”«-:
thers used to black their own boots. an arm ored k n ight with raised vi^or the state fa ir and a t the Pacific I n te r
who support* w ith hi* rig h t hand a national Livestock Show.
to w ithstand when turn- nn oil field.
H o te l M o r o B a r b e r S h o p
m ust
Frequently the music In the air shield, b earin g the m otto; “ ^•rvieo
The Clarno Basin Oil Co. have re
The
speed
program
this
year
is
in
pu blic to d riv e .
cently opened offices in the F irst N a would be more endurable If the next M e a s u r e d N o t b y GOLD, b u t b y th e
C. V. B e lk n a p , P r o p r ie to r
M oro, O re g o n
the m aking, one of the most prom is
tional Bank Bldg., The Dalles. Its door neighbor would keep bis partic GOLDEN" R U L E .” In hi* le ft hand
ing
the
county
has
ever
had.
1
he
ular allotment of it Within closed
the knight grasps a draw n sword, as Sherm an C ounty F a ir is a m em ber of
B usiness Men say: “ A dvertising Bays’ personnel is made up of some of the doors.
if to signify his
readiness to defend li the
Mid-Columbia
Racing
Association,
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ne M
ia -co iu m u ia n
a u n g nnouv.,
Every W ednesday, by Mrs. Frost of the
-I need plenty of » vitamines,” ex the high principle* inscribed upon t h e l . ^ the Oregon countie s .o f Wasco,
Betty Anne Bob Shop of The Dalles.
shield.
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plained the Mad Wag to Tessie, tiie
Gilliam and Sherm an, and K lickitat
beautiful w aitress. “Bring me some
Fo appointm ents, phone 182.
We feel th a t this com m unity is fo r county in W ashington. This means
alphabet soup, with a -lot of A s, B s tunate” in having in it* m idst a mem that the fa st horses of these counties
AGENCY FOR W ILLIA M ’S CLEANERS
and C’*.’’
ber of an o rd e r w ith such high ideals, will be a t the Sherm an county fair to
AND MODEL LAUNDRY, THE DALLES
and th a t the Crandall organixation is i
it is reported that a Swedish doc to be p a rtic u la rly congratulated upon com pete, and some unusually in te re st ttnnnnTtT” * g tg K aa:?a:st> ag » u t::m :w t« n tg g tn n ttt:::iartsm tm n t» t
ing race program s are sure to result.
tor says he can provide a person with
W orkman are now busy a t the fa ir
u perm anent blush. But who In this having achieved this distinction in
grounds m aking final preparations for
day and age wants even an Imper th eir profe*sion.
the fair, and Mr. P ick ett is authority
manent one?
The railro ad expense account for for the statem en t th a t all arrange-
This Is certainly a period of transi 1928 reveals th a t out of every dollar m ents will be com plete when the gates
tion, and the other night a local
are throw n open.
toastm aster started off bravely, ‘ It received in revenues they paid 43
Friday will be Dalles Day and bus
seems there were two Irishmen, Sandy cents for labor, 18.1 cent* fo r m ater-
iness men of th a t city will on te more
ial$-r
and
supplies
and
6.4
cent*
in
and Jock—”
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taxes. The fo u rth largest item of ex sponsor a caravan to the fair. It is
All Automobiles and Furniture are Painted by Air
A theatrical authority explains that pense was fu el, which, fo r the first probable th a t, this y e a r will see the
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••I’orgy,” the play, is pronounced to tim e in history, cost less than th e biggest crowd of Dalles people a t
Pressure. Why not Your Home and Bams?
tend the fa ir a t Moro this year th a t
rhyme with “orgy." In case you are roads paid in taxes.
still in doubt, “orgy" is pronounced
has ever been on the grounds., _
as in “I’orgy."
W e
Read and *ub*cribe for the Observer.
Think of P ain tin g your Home or Barn with )h e Best P a in t,
obtainable a t a cost for both Labor and M aterial at very
WASHINGTON BRIEFS
little in excess of the cost fo r the P aint you might buy
from a m ail-order house!
,,<,od J experience in the oil fields qf Calif or-
i th a t nia. He i* purported to have brought
up to it.« limit of usefulness,
b u t ’in the first Bakersfield, Calif., oil well
no one was cheated bv po<
b-aj »which for years has (¿een one of the
, Iwavs got 111 service na fiat .
J g re a te st oil fields in ’ the world. He
for ir. money. If they got v.h.
‘i tell oi hi-s experiences, w hat he
knowingly asked for.
t.
of the possibilities here. Mr.
T a r t c f th e e v e n in g v>'as d e v o te d to
C arter is a geologist who has visited
a m o tio n p ic tu r e s h o w n g o f th e F o rd
practically eve» oi» neld in this coun-
m otor plant âr.d hs p re c ts ib b 'b u u fl- U v? includi ng OW Mexico and Canada.
. . . .
ing
fih c a rs a n d th e c q u ip m - a i He • • will point out the geological
fo r
:
th<
st&nHard
<«f
th
eir
th a t m aintain
m ations and conditions of this coun-
in
terestin
g
featu
re
of
product.
An
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pvnlain their.d elatio n s,to pe-
s a y in g in r . a r t t h a t “.all oil > w
t
Walter A. May & Son
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MARCELLING
Wasco Warehouse ftöiliilg Co,
M oro, O reg o n
Answer This Question!
G en eral W a re h o u se B usiness
F eed • -
. FI out
W ood
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Coal
Save Y ou Real M oney r
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SHERMAN COUNTY FAIR
HORSE RACING
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E X H IB IT S T H A T IN C L U D E
LIVESTOCK
FARM PRODUCTS
NEEDLE WORK
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLUB PROJECTS
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Retail food price* were shown by
the Labor departm ent to have in
creased 2% per cent from June 15 to
July 15.
President Hoover pitched out two
balls for the opening of the American
Legion championship elimination base
ball game* here.
Clarence M. Young of Des Moines,
Iowa, was appointed by President
Hoover a* assistant secretary of com
merce for aviation, succeeding Wil
liam P. MacCracken, resigned.
The State departm ent announced It
had been advised by the French gov
ernment that the selection of Sen
ator W alter E. Edge of New Jersey,
as ambassador to Paris met with Ils
approval.
Herbert Hoover, Jr., son Of the
President, first lieutenant In the spe
cialist reserve, has been ordered to
active duty at San Francisco for the
period October 17-30, the W ar depart
ment disclosed. -
The A ir Gun fo r P ainting is a G reat Labor Saver. The
Finish is B eautiful. While Protection Value is Superior.
We use the best P ain t M aterials—both Oil and Color. If
you doubt this statem en t, we perm it you to select samples
from w hat we are using and send them to the Oregon
S tate College at Corvallis for Analysis.
Call us up a t phone 102 Moro fo r estim ates. This will
p ut you under no obligation to us. Ask our custom ers
about us. We re fe r you to the school boards of the DeMoss
school, the Moro school, the Boardman school, the Grass
Valley school, and the Grass Valley E levator Cppipany.
O ur A ir Brush, ru n by power, is a M aster P ainter, the
“ last w ord” in excellance in painting roofs or buildings.
All th e cracks, crevices, and inaccessible places are
reached by P ain t, driven under high pressure, like rain
driven by a w indstorm . A first blast of air gives a CLEAN
SURFACE while the immediate following of the Air
Driven Pressure P ainting gives a CLOSE CONTACT, r e
sulting in neat, beautiful work!
All Work done on a Guarantee and at very rea
sonable prices and easy terms.
AIR-ELECTRO PAINTER
R. H. SMITH
T hrough improved consum ption
Phone 401, Hofei Moro, Moro, Oregon
m ethods, A m erican railroads effected
a saving of 36,915,000 tons of fuel
in 1928 a3 com pared w ith the ra te of
consum ption in 1920. And this r e 11 k p
»« w
duction in fuel consum ption was ac
complished in spite of the fact th a t
over a hundred million tons more re v
enue freig h t w as carried in 1928 than
in 1920. C arloadings in 1920 to ta l
ed 45,118,472 and 51,576,731 in 1928
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
an increase of 6,458,259 cars.
W ith the opening of deer hunting
season on Septem ber 15th, sportsm en
DEALERS IN
will be called upon to observe a
change in the lim it laws. Each h u n t
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders
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er will be allowed b ut one mule deer.
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay
He may kill one mule deer and one
black tail or two black tails. Reports
indicate th a t deer will be more plenti
MANUFACTURERS OF
ful in all sections of the state than
they have been fo r years. Heavy in
roads made Upon cougars have in no
small degree been responsible for this a o o o o c o o o o o c o c o Q C O O o o o o s c s c o t z z x e o & c o s o a o o o o e o o o o o c z x .'
increase of deer.
The average fre ig h t car moved 31.3 soscooooocooocoooo9<s«ccoscoooccecs^3coccso^ccoco900oeo
miles per day in 1928, which was a
gain of 6.2 miles over the average for
1920. This does not mean, however,
th a t freig h t cars in actual use last
year traveled b ut 31.3 miles per day.
BY AUTO AND VISIT THE DALLES
W hat it does mean is th a t if the total
num ber of miles traveled by all
freight cars in 1928 be divided by the
total num ber of cars owned by the
In the concrete, fully equipped, roomy garage of
railroads and this re su lt be divided
Walther-Williams Company.. Competent workmen
by the num ber of days in the year the
result would be 31.3 miles, as the
always ready to help you in any way they can,
average
traveled by all cars
at least expense to you. For any service render
owned, no m a tte r w hether they were
ed the charge will always be reasonable.
all in actual service or not. The fact*
are th a t those cars in use traveled, on
an average, more than 300 miles per
day of 24 hours. The railroads estab
lished a new record*'’fo r speed of
THE DALLES,
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OREGON.
fre ig h t tra in s in 1928. The average
speed of all tra in s operated was 12.9 ooooooooococor^ooeoûocoococoQoocosos^tocpscooooooeoooc
miles per hour. M ultiply this speed
per hour by 24 and -it, will be found
tiiat the average tra in covered a dis
tance of fhore than 309 miles each
IS AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS KNOWN
day.
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& M illin g C o.
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