Sherman County observer., October 18, 1929, Image 2

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The Sherf&aarCounty Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, October 18, 1929
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Moro School Note«
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Nothing Shocking in
Jap’s Change of Attire
A ttendance
You study history at school, of
In the West we have a gentleman’s
Do you have to t h r t s t v e g e ta b le .!
F or the Meond consecutive week
course, but this history Is the record
agreement th a t disrobing should be
upon
your
fam
ily,
insisting
th
a
t
t
h
e
,
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cruggs’
seventh,
and^
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A pam phlet w ritte n by Milton A. of ouly those events which have hap­
confined to the bedroom and bath­
A pa F
gU U senator
e a t them "because they are good fo r g ra d e , h , v . w on the atten d an ce ban- room, or at any rate to some place
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(J IN 1 I ¡ ’t ' GROCERS
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UNITED
M iller, for U >
• • ' widely pened years ago, most of them before
ler with an average of 98%. Mis» behind closed doors. Not so in Japan I
from Linn county, « being wide > you were born. History continues, you” or do you m ake them so attrap -
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OREGON.
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however, every day and the events tive th a t the fam ily dem and them ? Coles first and second Shades w ere a One hot day In a train traveling fw>m
circulated throughout Oregon i
\
c ir c u la r
«125 000 memorial which take place In your own day and I t ’s all in the m anner of prep aratio n , I close second, th eir average being Kobe to Kyoto I witnessed an Inci­
in te re st of the * l " » vw
A Link in The United Chain of Grocer»
No Nf*1.
waakL^Ad dent th a t showed the Japanese can
all around you are not yet recorded savs the home econom ics d ep artm en t | 9T.9 % .
adoDfr*» really common-sense attitude
of O K gon S tate college.
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d - n n g U p P*«t » e e k .n d
In your school books. The things that
?o clothes, w rites Harold Butcher In
Dealing in “Merchandise-of Merit”:,
F or instance, it is essential to keep only one grade school pupil arrived
b W h p l.« of organixed governm ent take place today are printed today
the vegetables whole or in uniform U f t e r nine o’clock. On Monday and Cassel’s Magazine.
Comprising Mens’ Clothing-and Shoes
in the Pacific northw est.
ouly In the new spapers; and, since
I t was In a third-class carriage. A
Mr. Miller, son of pioneer Parent^’ you should know every day of the a ttra c tiv e pieces, and to preserve the T uesday of th is week the attendance lew seats Ahead of me was a Japanese
School Books and School Supplies
did a g reat deal of research work in things that are happening in this rap n a tu ra l color as much as p o M ib le .!« the g ra d e , has been perfect.
passenger who was beginning to feel
gntherfng m aterial for the pamphlet. idly growing world, you should read And cook them the shortest tim e pos­
Staple and Fancy Groceries
• ♦ • •
the h e a t His silk shirt was wet and
In presenting it to the public he offers the uewspaper, says the Boston Globe. sible, till they are barely ten d er.
clammy. ' Something must be done
. Fresh Vegetables, Bakery, and Lunch Goods
Visitors
about lt l One could read his mind.
conclusive proof th a t Oregon s re- The boys and girls who read the daily Longer cooking d e tra c ts from color
Mr. Adams of the school board .
had — his ------------
remedy. He stood up
Special Offer, Citrus House-
quest fo r federal aid in building
j papers are reading history as It hap­ and flavor, and in ju res the vitam in
„ He „ ----
- jn c m o r ia i is not unusual as conpresa i pens, and It Is just as Important and and m ineral c o ffe n t so th a t little I visited th e high and grade school L, #nd remoTed his s h ir t Then he found
hold Soap, 6 bare f o r .. . . .25c
The
th a t bis undershirt was also soaked.
h i appropriated m oney, to he p just as interesting as th at which you Jonnie has to e a t twice as much | Tuesday m orning last week.
He removatFttrstrtind dried bis naked
Watch our Hand Bills for Friday,
num erous states and cqm m x-tri?
will find In your books a t school. spinach to get the necessary am ount I school fa c u lty is pleased to welcome
torso. From bis suitcase be produced
'
m
em
bers
o
f
the
board
to
the
school
and
memorial
buildings
Every hoy and girl should know of of food value.
Saturday and Monday Specials.
erect statues
,
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a clean undershirt and a clean, cool
O n e ' of the largest appro, h â tio n s the things that happen In all the
Allowing many vegetables to stand th a t th ey m ay secure first hand in- 1 shirt, which be proceeded to don with
ever made fo r the purpose of erefcttng,
day Every boy and girl a fte r cooking before being served al­ form ation o f conditions.
perfect unconcern and Irreproachable
C ounty
S uperintendent
Rakes modesty. As far as I could Judge he
m arkers and holding cele ia io Uolri ' 8hould read the newf»paper,
so often causes them to become
changed every stitch of clothing with
made bv congress a year i.rc ‘
stio n g in flavor and u n a ttra c tiv e in «pent W ednesday a ftern o o n a t the
never a quiver, and finished triumph­
Human fear of lightning Is so 1°- ' a ppearance? If all these points are ichool visiting and confering w ith
' Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, 11».n
W isconsin observe the anm ver...
> * trained that It la hopeless to seek to- ob^,’rVed, and care is taken to vary teachers an d students. S u p erin ten d ­ antly—a reclothed, revived, rejuvenat­
the acquisition of the N orthw est 1 co­ q.peure It by statistics showing that both the kind served and the m annei ent Rakes spoke to the high school ed human being. In this hot train n
Japan the whole affair seemed the
issembly on school sp irit and tru e
n t o r t . The governm ent is contribu­
many m ore folks are killed by measles of serving them , the fam ily will soon
most natural and sensible thing to do
sportsm anship. School sp irit is n o t
ting over $1,000,000 to th a t celebra­ or motor curs every day than by begin to enjoy th e ir vegetables.
In the circumstances.
d o n e th a t spirit with which we back
lightning stroke In a year, Llchten-
tion, says Mr. Miller.
the
our
athletic
team
s,
but
the
a
ttitu
d
e
S e w significance
sig n ific a n c e is
ia given
— to
- - - I berg> t ,ie Eighteenth century physl-
taken tow ard our school in all its a c ­
When the meek Inherit the earth,
O regon S ta te N ew «
historical im portance of Cham poeg,
souglit to draw such a compari-
ile
,
quotes
from
articie
0Q
..Fear
of
LIght.
tivities.
’
an
airplane for ours.
by Mr. Miller.
E very stu d e n t in the Moro school
num erous authorities to make his .......
nlng.” At the time of writing, he
W hat Is believed to be a new record m ust be a booster so th a t our com­
A profiteer Is not without honor ex­
ANO ALL INTEUMBOIATE IHIISTS
point th at the creation of the p ro -,
th(?re wag dysentery In Gotteu-
for cash returns from southern Ore
cept among those he has gouged.
visional governm ent at Champoeg in gen, -and twice as many people had <on orchards is the $13.193 received m unity will be ndted fo r its tru e
lin e d
with thru s e r v i c e ^
spirit and sportsm anship.
rtie spring of 1843 made it possible died In a few days as lightning bail-
In the old duys, n plate of left-over
by the Dillon Hill estate from nine
to .lit points
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for the United S tates to annex the killed In our town In half a century,”
table scraps was chicken feed Instead
acres of Bose pears na»r Medford.
Oregon country w ithout the expendi­ and yet people remained very con­
WELL IIF.ATF.il COACHES Æ-S.g iT .a i w
of a salad.
M o ro D e fe a t« G o ld e n d a le
The Cold Beach chamber of com­
tu re of a dollar and w ithout a war. cerned about the dangers of thunder­
The Moro eleven defeated Golden-
Speaking of the wonders of America,
He points out prices paid for Alaska, storms and Indifferent to the ravages merce has adopted resolutions calling
HOTEL MORO
Texas, California. A rizona, New Mex­ of the malady. UoW different it would upon the state mining commission to Jale S atu rd ay with a score of tw elve one of the chiefest Is the way we put
include
Curry
county
in
its
survey
of
up
with
faddists.
to n o th in g .' The nex t game will be i
ico. Florida and all of the te m tir y ob­ be. reflected ElchtenVerg, “If dysentery
PHONE 401
tha mineral deposits of the state.
with M adras a t M adras, S atu rd ay , I
tained in the Louisiana Purchase.
rose above the horizon in a low black
Selfishness Is where a man climbs
With 40 delegates from Clackamas, Oct. 18th.
“ In view of the history of our coun-
changing day into night, and,
up the ladder of success und pulls
X* r* kn
nil doubt
il Oil i)t th
t-Hat
_n V In til'll
PÏ-
Clatsop, Columbia, Marion, Multno­
try there can
be no
a t It tliu whenever , it selected
a victim,
ex
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the ladder up after him.
Oregon country had been acquired by ploded with a violent thunderclap.” mah, Polk, Tillamook, Yamhill and
Volley B a ll a t R u fu a
battles th at they would have before But he admitted knowing th at lie Washington counties in attendance,
Suy w hat you please about the per­
R ufus girls defeated the Moro girls son w ’ jo cheats a t solitaire, he doesn t
organization of the third district of
now erected a moniiment to the- wrote In vain.
the Women’s Federation of Clubs of in the first voliy ball gam e of the se a ­ fool anybody but himself.
achievem ents of our soldiers at arms,
Oregon was perfected at a meeting In son at R ufus Friday night.
and vary properly, too.”
A d v e rt ¡Ling L ong E m p lo y e d
We should say the Azores have
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
The gam e was close th roughout, and
Salem recently.
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enough way-station air traffic now to
Advertising is of greal antiquity
Nearly 70,000 fish in Jackson coun­ the Moro girls expect a victory on the Justify a chain cigar store.
four thou-
Egyptian advoi lining
When Faith Fled
ty creeks were saved to sportsmen home floor.
dis<’overed.
<
1
ins
bet’ll
I»a rubbed b is back w ith th e b ab y 's sand year«
Lineup f o r Moro: L aura Ruggles,
DEALERS IN
re used for during the dry season this summer
Suy what you will against chewing
slo m lck u k e m ed icin e In th e d a rk last ' Picture mb -
lime <>f and through the work of the state game Lois B ryant, A lthea Powell, Doris guru, it sometimes keeps a person-1
the
nmsi
p;
n ite and got up feelln fine til he found
i .e »’arliest ' commission, according to a report Amidon, Josephine Johnson, Leora
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders
from saying a lot of foolish things.
o u t w hut hede du n . a n d now h ese got through tbc
is su'd to 1 reaching Harold Clifford, state game Peetz. Subs: P atricea Powell, M ar­
newspap«
i
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal aijd^Jpay
Ids p an e back ag in .—-C o u n try G e n tle ­
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The office optim ist’s reaction to a
have bee,
warden, from W. R. Coleman, super- jorie K unsm an, M arjorie N abouse,
man.
Helen Searey, Doris F o rtn er, G race recent attack of rheumatism Is that
| intendent of screens.
>
he was thankful he wasn’t a shad.
MANUFACTURERS OF
The Lane county 'prune crop will C othran, Eva| Miller.
r »
suffer a loss of about 20 per cent,
Always hospitable, Dora found there
P i
due to the rglns which fell .there dur­
was an extra player the other after­
REPO RT OF CONDITION
G a m a w ith W a tc o O c to b e r 18
noon, so dealt five hands for bridge.
ing th e past few days, it was estim at­
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OF TH E
The W asco girls volley ball team
ed. Brown rot resulting from the
It’s
pathetic
the
way
those
who
rain is infesting the fruit. About 50 will play a t Moro F riday night, Oct.
MORO STA TE BANK
per cent of the crop had been handled 18th, a t 7 :30. Last year the W asco don’t like England very well anyhow,
a t Moro, C ounty of Sherm an, O regon, a t close of business
girls won the championship, and they are becoming alarmed over her con­
prior to thp rainfall.
duct. '
--------O ctober 4th, 1929
Secretary of State Hoss has an­ have a strong aggregation again this
fall.
W
ith
a
good
crowd
of
tow
ns­
nounced the selection of Carl Gabrlel-
RESOURCES
The office cynic Is back from the
people present to back them up the summer resort with the word that the
son,
head
of
the
motor
vehicle
divi­
, Loans and . d is c o u n ts ......... . . . . . . . ............................
$336034.50
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sion of the secretary of sta te ’s office, Moro tearti should win from the last w eather during his stay was very on
s
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6 4 1 .8 9
O v e rd rsft. • ; • • • • • • ................................................•
5100.00
usual as usual.
PORTLAND
as the state departm ent’s representa­ years champions.
Bonds, securities, e tc ......................................................... '
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w
tive
on
a
committee
authorized
by
the
-/O
REGON;
Banking house none; fu rn itu re and fixtures .$4122.78. . .
4 1 2 2 .7 8
A thing we have learned not to place
last legislature to make a study into
Real estate owned o th e r than banking house
.......
7 6 4 8 .1 0
too much dependence on Is our recol­
In te rc la a a V o liy B a ll
the placing of accident responsibility
Cash, due from banks and cash i t e m s ................................
24606.87
lection of a telephone number that is
The
junior
boys
were
w
inners
over
1 on cars operated on the public high-
“easy to remember.”
I X S h o w , ill O te — $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 ® Premium«
T otal ............................................................•
................ $378164.14
the seniors in the first interclass gam e
wurs.
by
a
decisive
m
argin.
T
Boys’
class
There is a young man who Is known
Four hundred and sixty predatory
liabilities
animals were killed during September w inners will he decided th is week. around the neighborhood as postage
.n d G iri. C lub W o r t CxniMM,
JoUor. w orth o f B eef and Dairy
. . . .
,
. .
............
$50000.00
by 28 hunters, according to the re­ Girls will play th e ir class contest n ex t stamp, not being able to stick to any­
Capital stock pa.d i n ....................................................
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thing for very long.
port of Stanley Jewett, head of the week.
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' 1722-73
predatory animal division In Oregon
Undivided profits— n e t .................................... - • • •
It’s a man with a good memory who
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1 1 1 4 .8 b
for the U. S. biological survey. In
can keep track of all the endurance
B a a k e t B a ll G a m a a S c h e d u le d
.............. - ...........
.........
162900.10
the» list were 412 coyotes, 37 bobcats
flights and of the names of the “be
Demand d e p o s i t s .........................................................
84062.40
Mr. Hammeraley and Mr. T ucker
and 11/ stock killing bear3. In addi
roes" who make them.
Time c e r tif ic a te s ..............................................................
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tion«3» badgers, 214 porcupines and attended a com m ittee m eeting of
H
Bills payable and r e d is c o u n ts ..................................................
coaches a t W asco T hursday evening
Another claim we have always felt
51 sktnttts were destroyed.
T o t a l .................... .................................................................. $378154.14
arrange th e county basket ball was more or less wildly exaggerated
Grant N. Berryman, departm ent of
schedule
for 1930. Both the boys’and is anything to the effect that this or
commerce representative, has signed
STA TE OF OREGON, County of Sherm an ss.
that will discourage ants.
girls’
games
w ere scheduled.
papers leasing the Arlington airport,
I W. D. W allan, cashier of the above nam ed bank, do solemnly
sw ear’th a t the above statem en t is tru e to^ henb i*J ? F " iyck" u ? i e<lge
owned by Horatio W eatherford of Ar­
e • • •
and belief.
W- D- ^ a lla n ’ Cashier.
lington, to the government. The de­
N e w s p a p e r S ta ff S e le c te d
partm ent of commerce ’ will erect •
Subscribed and sworn to before me C orrect — A tte st:
The staff of the Moro O ptim ist,
2,000,000 candle power beacon light,
this 10th day of O ctober, 1929
J- W. Hoech
high school new spaper, has organized
and
place
border
lights
around
the
J. L. Searcy,
Baimum
MILK COWS F o r Sale; five head;
and begun work fo r the first issue.
field, put the field in shape and main
N otary Public for O regon
w - H. Ragsdale
All’Automobiles and Furniture are Painted by Air
all Jersey s; due to freshen soon;]
Members of the stu d e n t body will r e ­
My commission expires March 3, 1930
J. R. M organ D irectora
tain it for a period of 15 years.
2t-o25
Vic
B
arr,
Moro;
Oregon.
Pressure. AVhy not Your Home and Barns?
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The Sunday Hill Mining company ceive the subscription. Those on the
at Mormon Basin has just completed sUff a re : Lois B ryant, e d ito r; E th- SMALL TWO ROOM house for ren t.
W ater and Lights in house. Mrs.
I 2!£ miles of road connecting with the elyn K essinger, assistan t e d ito r; Ma­
.M inin n n t,TTT-rrrtTíí»;n ííím n íin ::t:::tttt::t::t:n n n :::::ii:n n n n n in t:::::;n t::n x n -^
county road at Rye Valley.
Bunk rie Belshe, senior re p o rte r; Viola S. I. H astings, phone 13, Moro.
j houses and other buildings are near- Hansen, ju n io r re p o rte r; C harles
WOOL BUCK F or Sale; 3
Think of P ainting your Home or Barn with the Best P ain t
; lng completion. A crew of 25 men is Boardman, sophomore re p o rte r, Doris FIN E
old.
, Vic B arr, phone 22F13,
years
obtainable a t a cost fo r both Labor and M aterial a t very
F ortner, freshm an re p o rte r; Roscoe
1 employed at the mine.
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little in excess of the cost for the P a in t you might buy
! Loss, suffered chiefly by the Sweet Hansley, boys’ athletics re p o rte r; Moro.
from a m ail-order house !
Timber company in the timber fire A lthea Powell, g irls’ athletics re p o rt­
20 ACRES improved, irrigated land
The A ir Gun fo r T ainting is a G reat Labor Saver. The
e
r;
B
ernard
Rice,
jo
k
es;
David
which burned the past week near Re­
for sale. Car and small cash pay­
• Finish is B eautiful. While P rotection Value is Superior.
mote on the Coos Bay Roseburg high Boardman, p rin te r; B ernard Rice and
m ent. Easy paym ents on balance.
way, was set at between $200,000 and Lois B ryant, typists.
We use the best P ain t M aterials—both Oil and Color. If
C. B. W illiams, H erm iston, Ore.
The House of Good Will
you doubt this statem en t, v.e p erm it you to select samples
$250,000 by officials of the Coos Coun
♦ a * ♦
from w hat we are using and send them to the Oregon
ty Fire Patrol association.
RELIA BLE MAN W anted to ru n Mc-|
S tate College a t Corvallis fo r Analysis.
H ig h S chool P la y P o a tp o n o d
Ness Business in Sherm an county.
Call us up a t phone 102 Moro fo r estim ates. This will
Because of conflicting dates with $8 to $12 daily profits. No capital or
Ita ly M ake« Good Use
put you u n d er no obligation to us. Ask our custom ers
the Lyceum Course on N ovem ber 8th, experience required. W onderful op­
about us. We re fe r you to the school boards of the DeMo^s
of V a»t W a te r Power the high school play. “ The A rrival of
portunity. W rite today. FURST &
school, the Moro school, the B oardm an school, the G rast
One after another the great w ater­ K itty,” has been postponed until No­
Owned by the City of Moro
Valley school, and the Crass Valley Elovator Company.
falls of the Alps and Apennines have vem ber 22. N ovem ber 15th was dis­ THOMAS, Dept. F, 426 Third S treet,
Oakland,
Calif.
been placed In subjugation by Italy,
' Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public
Our A ir Brush, ru n by power, is a M aster P ainter, the
carded because of H om ecom ing a t the
their w ater guided Into huge, high
“ last w ord” in excellance in pain tin g roofs or buildings.
We
can
fit
all
kinds
of
people.
Any
U
niversity
of
Oregon
on
the
16th,
and Sherman County Community
pressure conduits and forced to turn
All the cracks, crevices, and inaccessible places are
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giant turbines, w rites Henry Kit« which some of the Moro citizens wish size or w eight. Crippled or deform ed
reached by P ain t, driven u nder high pressure, like rain
feet.
W
crnm
ark’s
Shoe
Store,
The
to attend. The play will be held in
driven by a w indstorm . A first blast of air gives a CLEAN
tredge Norton In World’s Work.
U nder the Personal M anagem ent of
SURFACE while the imn?ediate follow ing of the A ir
Dalles.
Before the World war these turblnq« the Legion Hall.
E E. LARIM ORE
Driven P ressure P ain tin g gives a CLOSE CONTACT, r e ­
were already producing two billion
• • • *
Form erly ut lu e Hotel Oregon, P ortland
FOR SALE— Suburban home on main
sulting in n eat, beautiful work!
kilowatt hours per year; during the
highw ay; m odern 7-room house; 6
F if t h G ra d « H o n o r R o ll
war, because of the shortage of coal
acres splendid soil in fru it a n d ^ lfa lfa
All Work done on a Guarantee and at very r e a -
and the need for power, thia capacity
The citizenship honor roll of the abundance good w ater pumped by
was Increased by another billion kilo­
sonable prices and easy terms.
watts. A fter the post-war turbulence fifth and sixth grade room fo r last electricity. Write* or call Mrs. Sue]
had settled down Into the Fascist week is: Lloyd H enrichs, Lois K en­ W. M orris, The Dalles, Oregon.
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regime, a new Impetus was given to ny, Dorothy F raser, Evelyn McLach-
electr’cal development, and by the end lan, Austin Foss, Melba T hogerson, WE PAY parcel post one way on all
shoe repairing. Good quality work ]
DINING ROOM OPEN USUAL MEAL HOURS
of 1920 the actual consumption had Doris Morrison, H elen S trong, Louise
and leather. Je e Amore, The Dalles,
reached 7,500,000,1)00 kilow att hours Barzee.
opposite the post office.
ttxxm tm anm xtntnnttxxnm xnjnxnttaujtntttttntncnm jntxum tnnjntxsnntaxxw
per annum.
R. H. SMITH
Since then It has continued to
BARGAIN NEAR REDMOND
Phone 401, Hotel Moro, Moro, Oregon
jxtattatjn u an rtx m x n ax m n n u m n jin in x n atjn n n tn tn n n ain n jn n n n x n x tn jH m ount More than 7,000 of Italy’s 9,-
G oo d N u ta
40 acres, 30 acres irrig a te d ; 7 acres
000 communes are now supplied with
For children ulmoiul# are <be btst sowed to clover, balance alfalfa and
electrical energy. The per capita con­
Half th ttr weight
p a stu re ; fa ir buildings; fre e city
sumption run« close to 200 k ilo w a tt nuts.
an easily digestible f n t - a perfect sub w ater piped to buildings; situated on
c..- V. Belknap, Proprietor
Moro, Oregon
hours.
stitute for meat f«t. which many chil­
S tate Highway ju s t one mile from
As was to be expected under the
Redmond. Price $3500.00; $350.00
circumstances, by far the greater por­ dren wor.’l eat.
tion of Italy’s electrical energy la used
down paym ent; balance $200.00 per
in turning the wheels of her factories.
Every W ednesday, by
year a t 6 % . W rite
Lighting Is a secondary consideration.
The Scripture»
E. M. PECK, REDMOND, ORE.
Mrs. Lena Siscel of Wasco,
Sixty per cent of Italy’s electrical
There are no aongs comparable to
For appointm ents, phone 182.
'^energy is used for motor pow er; 15 per the songs of Zion, no orations equal WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
cent for light and h eat; 14 per cent to those of llie projthets, no policies
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