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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, September 13, 1929,
Sherman County Observer
WONDERS OF AMERICA ARE
RECOUNTED BY REV, HICKS
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FAITH GINN GIVEN AWAY
IN PRETTY HOME WEDDING
ll 7A \\
Miss F aith E vangeline Ginn, daugh
te r of Mr. and Mrs. R- J- Ginn of
M o ro M e th o d is t C h u rc h
r
Mrs. J. D. M iller’s * sister, Mrs. this city, was given in m arriage by
Sunday
School, 10:00 a. m.
Entered as second class matter at post
Cora DuBois, and son, Zola, passed her father' to Rev. H arold Kidwell
M
orning.
W orship a t 11:15 a. m.
offlce at Moro, Orsffoa, J q jj.U i lt» l
through Moro last week, spending a Needham of P asadena, Calif., on
M o r o , O r e g o n
E vening, W orship a t 8:00 p. m.
p art of two days visiting here. They S aturday evening, Septem ber 7th, at
You arc cordially »invited to all
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A. F. A A. M-
.h id come from Omak, W ash., on the home of the bride, where a few
the
services.
r /lito
Moro, O regon
friends and re la tiv e s had gathered.
their way home to LaV erne, Calif.
JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS
r
M eets the 1st and 3rd
John Scethoff, P astor.
The
cerem
ony
w
as
perform
ed
by
Rev.
T hursday evenings of
A reception sponsored by the Moro
♦ ♦ ♦ »
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«
E v e re tt F ulton o f Longview, Wash.
each m onth. Visiting
W om an’s club, in honor of the high
m em bers -cordially In
The bride w o re ' a dress of ivory-
P r e * b y te r ia n C h u rc h
school faculty and the grade teachers
vited to m eet with us
crepe rom a w hich was softfy draped
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I
t
is
easy
to sell character, but im
of the Moro school will be given in
By o rd er of W. M.
by the folds of a tulle veil, and she possible to purchase it. The expert
Robt. U rq u h art, S ecretary.
We le ft our home in Fow ler, Cal., the school auditorium F rid ay eve
carried an arm boquet of roses.
faultfinder has no reason to be proud
on Ju ly 10th, passing through the ning, Septem ber 20th. All p atrons
The bridegroom ’s liste r, Miss Ruth of his accomplishment. Be a booster
Chapter No 78 O. E. S. the coast towns, visiting some of the I and parents of pupils a tte n d in g the
Needham, w as m aid of honor. She instead of a knocker.
Moro, Oregon
old missions a t S anta B arbara and I Moro school, as well as club mem bers,
R»>gular communica
wore a pink crepe rom a dress and
tions each 2nd and 4th a num ber of the other old tow ns of I and th e ir husbands, are urged to be carried flowers of harm onizing color. Sunday S c h o o l................ 10:00 a. m.
Morning W o r s h ip .............. 11:00 a. m.
Thursday evenings of early M exican population. A t Need-1 present.
Mr. H arold G inn, b ro th er of the
each month.
Sermon them e: “ Safe-guard of L ife’’
les on the A rizona border we ran
A w edding license was issued by bride, acted as b est m an. Mrs. Glenn
Kate Stephens
Evening S e r v ic e ................... 7 :30 p. m.
into the h o tte st w eather of the sum County Clerk G. C. A kers on Septem M aurer played the w edding march.
Worthy Matron
Sermon them e: “ A cquaintance with
mer,
117
degrees
in
the
shade.
We
ber 7th to W alter E. B ru ck ert of
F ollow ing•>- a reception, Mr. and
N ana Barzee, S ecretary.
crossed Arizona, spending a day a t Kent and H elen A. W hite of W asco. Mrs. Needham le ft fo r a trip through
God.” «if
•*<
the G rand Canyon of the Colorado,
• Every one very cordially, invited.
Y
ellowstone
park,
a
f
te
r
which
they
Moro Lodge No. 113 I. O. O. F.
M
r.
and
Mrs.
B
ert
Holloway
are
w orthy of a long jo urney to view.
Moro, Oregon
Chas. D. P a rro tt, Pastor, i
will make th e ir hom e a t Los Angeles
l’ -.Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
F o r miles one looks up and down visiting this week in Moro a t the Calif. Mr. N eedham wil again take
Meets every Monday
* * * *
evening in the I.O.O.F th a t river th a t looks like a silver rib- G. C. A kers hom e, Mr. and Mm. Ak-
Ranging in price from $39.50 to $70. Model 11
_~_WtChri*tian Science
hall.
T ran sien t and bon in the canyon below. The color- ers being p a re n ts of Mrs. Holloway, up his d u ties as principal of the Sou
visiting brother? are ing of the rock cliffs rising in this (T he H olloways are en ro u te from th e m C alifornia Bible School at Pas
Service Sunday m orning .a t 11 ♦
cordially
invited
to
is Especially Equipped to Clean Your Car.
adena.
o’clotk and W ednesday evening at
w onderful place passes even the abi Boston to Los Angeles, w here Mrs.
m eet w ith us.
Holloway
will
continue
w
ith
her
8
o’clock.
Sunday
School
a
t
10:00
*
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Geo. A. W illiams, N. G.
lity of the g re a t a rtists to rep ro
study of voice and Mr. Holloway with F O R M E R R O U N D - U P S T A R S
A. M. Y oung, Secretary. duce.
o’clock each Sunday m orning, pupils
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COME BACK TO PENDLETON up to the age of 20 years are received
T hrough no rth ern A rizona and in I his work as a special free lance m ag
Linoleum Laid With Special Equipment
Lupine R ebecca Lodge No. 116
into these classes.
New Mexico th e re are m any dreary] azine w riter
I
Moro, Oregon
The lesson-sermon topic fo r the
The m em bers of Moro P re sb y te r Pendleton, Sept. 13— Three form er
miles of driving, b u t the m ountain?
M eets 2d and 4th Tues
service next Sunday m orning will be
and
canyons
are
alw
ays
interesting.
stars
of
the
tra
c
k
and
arena
have
ian
church
particip
ated
in
a
potluck
day* of each month.
Visiting members wel The petrified forest, seven square , upper 8erved in the church basem ent been chosen judges of the 1929 ‘Substance.”
Reading room open daily where '»11
come.
miles of fallen, petrified trees, a p - N j ning rooom Monday night, in honor Round-Up. Septem ber 18, 19, 20 and
Jessie H enrichs. Sec. p arently pine trees, aroyse th e tour-1 of Rev. a n d Mrs. A rth u r Hicks, visit-
authorized
Christian Science lite ra
Metta Axtell, N. G. ist’s in terest. T hrough th e country I ¡ng here this week. Mr. Hicks was 21.
They
are Allen D rum heller of ture may he read, borrowed or p u r
about A lbuquerque and n o rthern I a form er pasto r of the church
W alla W alla, Tony Vey of Pendleton chased. The public is cordially invited
C liri» S c h u ltz P o st N o . 71
to attend the church services and
New Mexi«<x, over the Raton pass into
j w Cochrfin jg a viaitov in Moro and W alter Seale of Condon.
A m e r ic a n L e g io n
visit the reading room.
The
Round-U
p
is
opening
this
year
Meets a t I. O .O . F. hall on Colorado, some of the m ost P‘c^ r ' | thig week from Fossil.
F I
with a more colorful a rra y of p er
The
esque
view-s
opened
before
us
2nd and 4th W ednesday eve
Wm. M orrison re tu rn e d Monday form ers th a n have ev e r been, pres
T h e F u ll G o»pel A ia e m b ly
roads
of
the
states
of
C
alifornia
nings of each month.
New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado from The D alles, w here he was under en t before a t th is w orld’s cham pion
“ There isl a way which seem eth
The House of Good Will
H arvey Thompson, Com m ander
were uniform ly good, only one mud medical observation for blood poison ship show. W ith the ranks of old right unto a man, hut the end thereof
T h e o d o re Johnston, A d ju tan t
hole stopping us as
came out of ing in a rig h t hand finger, caused by tim ers swelled by the arrival of doz are the ways.of deatjjj.”— I’rov. 14:12.
a wood sliver.
ens of new men and women seeking
There is only one way pleasing to
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. 682 the G rand Canyon. The roads of
Colorado
are
splendidly
constructed
C. H. Larson spent the last week “ cow puncher” laurels, Pendleton is God— the narrow way thru Christ J e
Meets in th e ir hall in H arm ony Dis
tric t the second and fo u rth T hursday and we found thousands of people end in P ortland, where he attended o ffering h er biggest spectacle of the ms, entered by the gate of confession
Owned by the City of Moro
nights of each m onth.
V isiting rep resenting nearly every state of the Oregon S tate Fox B reeders asso old days in a ro m antic W est.
of sin and tru st in the shed blood of
Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public
G rangers welcome.
In announcing „the judges, the
the union during our travels there.
nation» convention Friday. He was
the Lamb.
C. P. Adams, M aster.
Round-Up
also
an
n
o
u
n
ce,
th
a
t
a
t
igain
reelected
a
director
of
the
state
The journey through Wyoming,
Mrs. B. E. Davis, S ecretary
and Sherman County Community
Sundqy services as usual.
where the g re a t h e rja of c a ttle 'ro a m association, a t its business session. t e n d a n t s fo r Queen# K athleen Mc
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Clintock, queen of the Roound-Up.
ed fo rty years ago, now are replaced
Mrs. Jessie Amos and Mrs. R. H will be D ena L ieuallen of Adams,
U nder the Personal M anagem ent of
Sunday morning, Sabbath school at
F c r e ig n -B o rn in C a b in e t
in the valleys by tilled farm s. In the McKean w ere court house visitors
E. E. LARIMORE
A f.irelgn-born citizen is eligible t»'
10 o’clock; preaching, “ A C haracter
Adelyn
M
cIntyre
of
Pendleton,
AI-
hilly country there arc oil wells and I
fr”o” ' w *a” o
sit In the President's cabinet. Many
Form erly of The Hotel Oregon, P ortland
-.Study,” at 7:30 p. n r, Miss Mildred
legra
M
cCormmach
of
Pendleton,
and
cabinet officials have been foreign coal mines^ "tiling you of the great
Mrs. Zeltha M cIntyre and son, Neil K athryn F u rnish of Pendleton. Like Ginn speaking.
born, among them Alexander Hamil developm ent being made. The famous
P rayer m eeting Tuesday a t 8 p. nr
were
visiting here this week from th e ir queen, the princesses are skilled
Jackson
Hole
country,
w
here
the
c
a
t
ton, Albert Gallatin.* Carl Schurz.
Bible Study T hursday a | 8 p. m,
horsewomen.
Franklin K. Lane. James Wiiron. Os tle ru stlers hid in early days, is most A thena.
J. D. and Mrs. Miller, pastors.
car Solomon Strauss and William beautiful in rivers, lakes and moun
The annual A m erican N ational Fox
Rauchop Wilson.
Show will be held in P ortland this TEACHERS REPORT FOR FALL
tains.
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAYS 75c
Two days and nights were spent year in connection with the Pacific
OPENING OF LOCAL SCHOOLS
CHRIST1AN ENDEAVOR
am ong the wonders of Yellowstone In ternational Livestock Exposition
E a rly ln -ta !lm « n t Pii?
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¡i r h-nd park.
DINING ROOM O PEN USUAL MEAL HOURS
It is beyond one’s ability to
|t |s re',i!e«l that
With the opening of > lo r o school?
The
nnnJial
fall rally of the Mt.
F
ire
sta
rte
d
last
F
riday
afternoon
i Jo t-tu n e describe
::s
ml
the
wonders
of
boiling
of Julius ru esn r m
overhead in the woodshed adjoining Monday, S eptem ber I'fith the teach- Hood Union of the C hristian E nd
by purchasing homes .ntslde Un» w a lls springs and geysers, rainbow colored the R obert U rq u h art home. VSry n o -1 'ng staff is repori.tr gp fo r duty
eavor will be hfld a t the Christian ttXttt
of Home ami - H i ’’"
tM’ni,U nn m ountains and crashing w aterfalls
minal dam age resulted, as the blaze local grounds duringf 1929-30
?hurch of Dufirr next Sunday eve
en«y »ere»*’
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and sky-blue lakes. The eyes of the was quickly gotten u n d e r control.
ning, Septem ber 15th. The o u t
Moro schools wil
new prin
a rtist and the pen of the ready w riter It is th ought th a t the fire sta rte d iftje ip a in the person o f J 5 * r d Hammer
standing featu re of the rally will
C all» fo r W atchful«»«»»
are needed to describe the Yellow a mouse nest in a discarded suitcase. I sley. E m m ett A. T * 1 * « I« be in I be an address by Ross Guiley, prom-
“II you would s|M‘»k only Hie abso stone. The valley is the greatest
town apain to ta k e ,c a p e 'e f .Ute ath- nent Oregon E n d eato rer, Eugene
lute truth. «nid 111 11". Hie s a g e <»t restin g place of wild anim als. H un
The usual Dorcas Society social for |e tjcaj carevrs of 14 q M youths. H e Bible U niversity In stru cto r and Mate
“
you
«Itotjld
|Miu<|er
nt
Chinat"" n
von dreds of elk and buffalo, deer and Septem ber will be held next Wed- hgd p a rtjcuia r success w ith his foot- ield secretary of the Oregon C hrist
»»'.»•I e u ch e v ’btb
least » V»
I p,a ll aggregation last y ea r.. The re- ian Endeavor Union. O ther features
antelope and bear are in evidence, nesday a t the E. H. Moore home..
utter "
the last one m entioned being entirely
Folks needing shoe repairing leave m ainder of the faculty is composed will include an executive and busin
FIFTH ANNUAL
too friendly.
work with L. R. Conlee, agent, to be of Nina McCord, Jessie Belshee, Lot- ess m eeting at 5 o’clock, social hour
The ride through Buttle and Ana- <ent to M. L. F ritts a t G rass Valley. | tie Cole, Ju lia Brauninger» M argaret i t G, song service, musical numbeits,
nda, Coeur de Alene nad many of
Scruggs, R uthe E leaqor Pepper.
award of the Union banner at 7 :30,
th e " mining” camps will
will te
recall
to I Sheriff Chrism an was called to Ru-
c a ll to
The lineup fo r the o th er schools with the speaker following Mr. Gui-
many the early m ining days.
fus Sunday night to m eet the 2:15 of the county, in teaching staffs is
;ey, well known to Endeavorers, p re
It is difficult to say much in favor through passenger tra in to take in
M o r o
senting a message worth hearing.
as
follow’s:
r
'
,
of the m ountain roads. They are uni-1 charge and place under a rre st a
R ufus: H om er Sibley, principal,
Large out-of-tow n delegations are
formly rough, excepting on the high Mexican who had tried to Jpll a brake F rank Seely, H elen McCormick, P ris expected, and Mt. Hood I nion in
T h e a te r
m ountain grades where they are well man on the train .
cilla C hatten, C atherine May Blood.
vites the young people of Sherman
cared for. The roads of Idaho and
E m igrant S prings: Lucy Adams.
Newton Crosfield and fam ily of
county churches to attend. A good
eastern W ashington are picturesque Wasco w ere on business bent to P o rt
SATURDAY
W asco: J. B. Dodson, principal, Ro time aw aits you.
but not as well cared for as most of land Monday.
SEPTEMBER 14
b e rt M anning, coach, R etha Mac-
the Oregon roads.
a
m a r r .a -
— secured Donald, Mrs. H. A. V anG ilder, Marie
A m arriage license was
If you mail a post card to the
In all, we have driven ab out 5400 Monday
a t th e county clerk’s offlce June A ndrew s, L.nn.e C arney Mag-
“FOU R
' FULLER BRUSH CO. .
miles. We looked upon the beauties bv Cecil B. Brooks and Carol E. Pot- gie A. T n p h tt, Mabel L. P»te>, h a n
The Dalles, Oregon,
by
Cecil
Mt. Ranier, Mt. B a k e r-a n d Mt.
rue W eaver, Phyllis Smith.
You will get. a Handy B ru .h — FR E E
Hood in the glory of the ounshine ter, both of Hood River.
K ent: W iley W , K nighten, princi
with
and the moonlight. The m ost beau
We can fit all kinds of people. Any pal, Mr* Essie W ilson, Ruth Loraine
tifu l pictures we looked upon were size or w eight. Crippled or deform ed Darby,- M ajrianfH om ew ood, English Read and subscribe l o r the Observer.
JOHN GILBERT»
those presented-»by the fo rests and feet. W em m ark ’s Shoe S tore, The teacher n o t y e t tm p lo re 4 .
JOAN CRAW FORD-
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hills, the rivers and the bays along Dalles.
G orm an: Cecil C othran.
H e ld fa s t by th e F o u r
the inland channels in a ride of 120
DeMoss: Mrs. Je a n n e tte B. Yocum.
W heat was moving slowly in the
W a lls o f
L if e , th is
miles on V ancouver Island.
Gordon Ridge: Mrs. Naomi Van-
CIVIC AUDITORIUM — - THE DALLES
N e w Y o r k g a n g s te r
Now we are enjoying for a few Umatilla area over the past week end, Gilder.
due to the several cent drop In quota
d ec id e d t h a t h e s till
(Jay® the hospitality of our Moro
E rskinville: Mrs. A<la Grimes.
20 ACRES improved, irrigated land
tions. Buyers esllm ate th at about 3
w o u ld he f r e e !
friends before we re tu rn to our home
M
onkland:
Mrs.
Florence
W
inter-
for sale. Car and small cash pay
000,000 bushels, or half the county’s
in the south— “w here the bee b a n
An underw orld pic- ]
m ent. Easy paym ents on balance
stein-Olson.
’ Monster Street Parade, Thursday, 5 p. m.
quets on through a whole year of crop, has been contracted for
tu re with a trem end- ’
Fairview : G ertrude K ruger.
C. B. Williams, H erm iston, Ore.
Hoquiam will be the site for the
ous hum an message,
Grass V alley: Henry E. T etz, p rin
i flowers.”
1930 Saengerfest of the Pacific Coast cipal, H arold Hughes. V e r n 'B . Mc RELIABLE MAN W ANTED to run
from the g re a t stage
Fashion Revue and Vaudeville,
Norwegian Singers’ association, ac
Mc^jgss Business in Sherm an coun
Gowan, Agnes Palm er, M ildred Bolz,
hit. John G ilbert plays
PREDATORY ANIMAL CONTROL
cording to a decision reached at the
Thursday, 7 p. m. and 8:30 p. m.
ty? $8 to $12 daily profits. No cap
his g re a te st rom antic
STARTED IN THIS COUNTY 24th annual Saengerfest of the order, Helen B ryant, Mrs. Lily S. Coon.
ital
or
experience
required.
W
onder
Rutledge: Mildred West.
rom antic role.
30 Rounds of Boxing, Friday, 7 p- m-
which ended In Astoria recently.
ful opportunity. Writer1 today FU RST
nP
Michigan: Mrs.- Isabel H aufelt.
Elm
er
W
illiams,
assistan
t
leader
&
THOMAS,
Dept.
F
,‘
42G
Third
St.,
Hop
picking
in
Lane
county
began
SATURDAY
W ilcox: Helen A. W hitey
Big Vaudeville Show, Saturday, 7 :30 p. m.
of the U nited S tates biological su r la st week in most yards. Hop-raising
SEPTEMBER 14
H arm ony: Mrs. G lenna D. H ansen. Oakland, Calif.
vey, is spending the week in Sherm an once as common a crop in that section
Klondike: Lena Chilcote.
HIGH GRADE PIANO near Moro.
county, assisting B art S. Robbs in as potato growing, is rapidly lessen
OLD TIME GAMES AND CONCESSIONS
Doby P o in t: Edna Grjmes.
,
15c — 35c
Will sacrifice fo r quick sale. W rite
sta rtin g operations against bobcats ing in extent. But a few of the larger
There were a tot£I of 67 eighth Tallm an Piano Store, Salem, Ore.
and coyotes. The first six weeks Mr. fields now remain. Many of these grade g ra d u a te s In S ^ | t i a n COUI^
"I
Robbs will trap , b ut by N ovem ber 1st have long since abandoned early hop schools last year, according to L. W. FOR SA LE—-Suburban home on main
Dancing Nightly — Auditorium Ballroom
he will s ta rt poison operations, as growing.
highw ay; modern 7-room house; G
Rakes, county ; s u ||M t e n d e n t of
th a t is the most economical m ethod
The Mt. Hood Land & W ater com schools. Those graduating from the acres splendid soil in fru it and alfalfa
Music by Pat s Six Aces
of control. Mr. W illiam s is asking pany has established a construction eighth grade as a result of the Sep abundance good w ater pumped by
the cooperation of the ranchers in camp at Clear lake, 11 miles south of tem ber exam inations w ere: Irene Kee electricity. W rite or call Mrs. Sue
furnishing crippled or w orthless farm Government camp, for the construc of Rufus, Gladys B aker of Moro, W. Morris, The D alles, Oregon.
jl2
SEASON TICKETS TO FROLICS, 50 CENTS
tion of a tem porary log-crib dam to and M arjory M aclnnes of K ent.
horses fo r poison stations.
WE PAY parcel post one way on all
H u n ter Mayhew sta rte d operations supply w ater to W aplnitla plains
shot? repairing. Good quality work
Good all Three Nights .
in Decem ber last w in ter and moved farms.
and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles,
Camel N o t H .-av d y L o s d a d
to D ufur in March. A lthough the
I.
UP
Further curtailment of production
opposite the post office.
When ti e a m e l is- J l i r e e y e a i f "
Now on Sale at Service Drug Store, The Dalles
snow was unusualy heavy and there by mills and camps of the Pacific re is taken Into Hie caravan for II .. few
WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
-
if'
were hundreds of dead stock on the gion Is necessary to avoid a severe trips to accustom It to deser, tr a y l
size or weight. Crippled or de
D e lu x e
----- _ o
range,
so
th
a
t
the
coyotes
didn’t
have
At
four
It
carries
a
small
loud
and
at
formed
feet.
W
ernm
ark's
Shoe
depression
in
the
lumber
industry
this
E q u ip m e n t and S erv ice to .come to the stations, he was suc
Store, The Dalles.
Fight Tickets on Sale at Lemke’s and the .
winter, it was stated at a meeting cf five can undertake a full share ot
r-
However,* loads carried b>
cessful in g ettin g 80 coyotes. A fte r the Willamette Valley, Lumbermen's work.
T H R U S E R V IC E
, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
these huge animals do not exeeetl
n ow in o p e t a tio n to
Pastime, The Dalles.
Fight audience a d -'
the skins he had taken w ere sold, it association In Eugene. f'
Notice is hereby given th a t the un
to
500
pounds
at
most.
left ju s t about as m uch money in
The present Mount Pleasant school
S A L T L A K E CITY
dersigned has been appointed execu
' mitted FREE after Boxing Card.
the predatory anim al fund as was In Clackamas county Is to be moved
tor o f thp estate of H enry Schadewitz
as well as to
. : - t r . a
^^M
.t
I
I
•
deceased
by
the
County
C
ourt
of
the
th ere when he sta rte d operations
100 feet south to make way for a new
/ .
I he t olin
S tate of Oregon for Sherm an County
Talking <■!
•
Mr. Robbs is sta rtin g operation $25,000 structure to be erected during
'
e ri isos ' *‘l»on
and has quWified. All persons having
try
geni
leluun
v..;
earlier, and will continue la te r in the the next few months. Students of
will« Ii "e.in he
claims against said estate are hereby
Const 8ÌC to r. Ie:ilth >
spring. He will make his headquar Twilight will attend the Moqnt Pleas
seen by wrTiing"- ' ..b v lo u tiy .of the notified to present the same duly ven-
Also all intermediate points
ters in Grass Valley.
ant school as the result of a recent same breed ns the d i i Iemali who-of »■ fie’d as by law required to the under 8
a t the office of W. C. B ryant,
A S K LO C A L A 9 B N T
fers to semi -’Topi- nt laughter” ppst signed
annexation.
Moro, Oregon, within six months
FOR N EW SCHEDULES
free.
A t the Goldendale fa ir last week
Some of the farmers In the Wallo
from the date hereof.
'
Dated and first published A ugust
Hal C, owned by A rt Barzee, won wa community have been busy recent
Stages Leave From Hotel Moro
R e n o v a tin g F n a r a v ir f c »
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all firsts. G eneral P axton, owned by ly working their summer-fallow and
’ MELVIN R.< SCHADKW ITZ,
Yellow
s ta in s «m the margins of em.
McDonald and McKean, got a sec getting seed wheat ready for fall seed
EXPRESS PA CKAG ES CA FR TP
Executor
o f the E state of Henry
ond; Hal Brown, same owners, got ing. Some say they are afraid to seed graving? eari niten he rekmved by
Schadewitz, deceased.
using a solution ol hydrochlorhie of Last published Septem ber 13, 1J3J
a second and th ird ; P e te r Mack, own- because of the danger of the grain soda, which is also known as I-abar
W. C. Bryant, A ttorney for E xecutor
second and third.
The tim e was being taken by the large hordes of roque’s solution.
' grasshoppers.
-.2:15 to :2:20.
C. L. IRELAND
Editor and Publisher
ran, Coleman & Co.
The follow ing article was w ritten
by Rev. A rth u r Hicks, a t the request
of th e e d ito \ of the Sherm an County
O bserver, deseriptive of his m otor
trip through N a tu re ’s W onderland-in
O ur C ountry.
Mr. Hicks was form er pasto r of
the Moro P resbyterian church and
has been viA ting here this week be
fore resum ing his journey to his home
in C alifornia.
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