County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
^n-lri* WHb Sutes
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"Wouldnî This Be Swell?
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Friday, January 24, 1930
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The ¿evelepm eat c f rural elfcctrie
« n r > x ia z-X only .-xw jsg agrirui-
•.«re cx>re prufitaLle b st ia raking the
Irvusg sOKdare« of the Axn rieaa farm
rx-aa. according io 54. S- Winder, ex-
eectlve eerrttary c f th#e Ai
Farm Boreuu Federation.
» Decreased labor cost*
•H art tbe expense o f operating many
farm appliance! bj electric power,
s*y» Kr. Winder, which often rep-
rc-serx» a “very »ubyaalia! lavxag.“
“ V t i.t e einer industrial activities,
t ie 'farm cunr-oX well be separated
ir.-w the farm home, and here again
we find the us* of electricity a moat
xaspcriaet factor. la ume* past, the
farm wemaa Las often been looked
a p e s by her sister m the city as an
azfortneate drxxdge
We most con
fess that in e ie j cases this has been
true. Even today to too great an
extent drudgery is a rendition in
cident to life ia the farm home. How
ever, we Lave found that with electric
ity o : s t ci the tasks that have been
most bsrdensoxc are so lightened that
the life c i the farm wc-nan can no
lcn*er be called cne c f drudgery if
her heme j equipped with electrical
apylm nr-i ai ts now the case in so
^ ^ 7 ;rogres3ive farm homes.
‘ Without qtiestios. the ¡m pro vo
ice ax c f the stuncard of living of
every farm home mast include the
xmtailatton c f electricity and the
equipping c f the farm heme with nec
essary labor saving devtce*.
The
farmcTS and fa n e wemen of America
are interested ia rural electrification.
Thxs iztexi-s* is te ir g extended and
hevelcped/'
rntsuxui.- t - \
i n a i unto* «£ 3a
etixx.TJtx.iif eurtrfX x~
îjuasnmsîimx r *
àw îwLrxa atu«»
x 1
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cr t O ner « a t r-tm*.. -- » prw w
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Ly a m a ç a r j gvmertxung u a t - . x-
m a a u u > m ájec“. 2a tx-vr. rag--*
■.-mr Ly ui* ya-fc «r aervuat ciatsta-
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ky
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a «aixirf* «utxe f ar ca
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z£ ui* *e>strxue xxUfcrKxi*
my» ui* Bu-urxux. *~m.*.
ut* jcxauury rta*. ia far xz* axtrsxtxe
j;aa •£ «ierararsy stay S*
M
tx*x*r xzz»* ï-twu-xgx*
ia ) Ox*rux~x< pltrxj **?-
B xz<e - u r n a , xuarxexa Ly
jtaxa t»: xxutax-j«. vxjm. ax-x-x xxxi fee
t v x t r a a f xz* tuer^rcxy art«sx
can Le
uy er
î : — pai«t-s
c f »urfrr?
a a i. xxz-t< sujue-i-
fse xi.*-ix_rtt cf the
«te rower, aax (c)
E x te n sa s c f »
r thaXES-fct. : u cr
diTl l ~>n hmes a m f s state >c uai-
ariea to serve r: ttxgx»: xa tertut x ry
net sc ecc*s-a-cal>y aeces&hie tc
the -mes c f ctuer c m p i x e i eper
, wa_«£± accouxti
eBie-cxath of
of txe
B m :f
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a n n m ;
K «ral EZecVic Serri«* Take«
Drudgery Freaa Fi
U A «g-1 -«g »'t- ITO. ff*!.!»
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Katra-x
u n ía s e rtf
Tx.n**x Sxxxet wtx
mà^nçr tr rrn cm aiu. rvifi“
«* m z r warrmxsExrms a «2-7
a n per r*n: r f C m in a u tux e n ?
g^n * au^«KX tt T^fiUBXir it
for as
1
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“ R e a s o n a b le ” G as T i
F lo rid a
Paper
“P
Scouts
-
O re g o n S ta te N ew s
U p h o ld in g
T ru st” Bogey j
I s w n t n e c f a sew tax w aw ay* a
xazgertus thxrg. bwwrrer n 11 mnry
A xew»7apeT.
.
it s a y he at tje e s. Orly a sLsrt I t
ñ xas been
years nga the state of Oregcn Led « ff
ership newspaper." ra a recent »«su*
wuti a tax c f a c m a gxl.us
gaso-
decham that there are two t i s s t->
hxe. Today every state xn the xxnion
the m atter. The paper a the St.
a n i the Ihsuurx c f C oin sb ia has snch
Petersberg. Fha. Times, and the
a tax and m Zi states the rate a fowr
feaxcre which is d istur * ixg it is
reati or hxgber. It was not xxntû IM S
prepnçiaida ccxducted by pmhBx tats
that all state rev-enaes from this
ersh-p. advocates.
» x m exoee«ed SlM.MH>.M>0, but
The T wee says tea: there kas been
xa ISrTT they were about J254r.b*<,-
great
zccarieCy grrec to pnbcity o f
C<«$. Last year they were 1350.<>••,-
Rest o f th e W o rid M a tc h e d v<<4. and cd asuhorstiea estimate the the ot£xliea. “B et if there ure gx-
uctal for
at U b d .M .P M
The *****
owsers.^rp r r o ç - g ^ t a
wo«ld
cf e ie e tn e z y “fari average gas tax per motz>r vek eie has op^aticms, th^ scccess of which
— - < V -,
ÎM 5 s r,x-w e sti-’ coesxderabiy mere than dextbied sxnee
t¿*s* great zteitsC a •□£
m e » , should it act be expected that
by the Xaxxmal Electric Laght 1?35.
they
wxH resist them, to the test of
was xrxgxnalxy
tic* a£ 97 buZion kiaw w u- | Taxai. >n of gaa¿
them
ability?” asks the edxzoral. It
teen
T h » cutpwt eqxtals that of-jasxxfxed and Lai
o f i t ie * quotes from the tw elfth annual
exteaded
asd
mereaaed
tecaxxse
worid
aB af the rem of tha werxi coi
report of the Public Qnenfxip Leag-.e
bmed. Durxa* the a s t ae-iea y ea n the sound argunsext that asers o f the
o f America. pnrticwLarly co n cert.rg
the i n d u r i adóni 13 1-3 mxlhom kxio- p u i Le highways sjuxuLd pay for
the use of frnnknd bteratxxre support
xn
properuon
to
one.
These
tax
to ns gewerwixng capacity ; eow-
ing public e a ne xsh ip. This franked
bd.MO mues of trans- ceeds. Lowerer, are
liter*tare
cxasmii o f s pe ec hes of Sen
above Tl.'X'd verts ; confined to constm ction and main-
its customers by more tenarce of rxau* axx it is doubtful ator N orm which Lave been sent out
♦v»« 11 mxQiona. At the clone of 1939 whether such a prxncipae can be c u n in connection wxth mumexpa» cam
tamed agaxxst the temptation political paigns for public ownership at no
the total generax^g capacity
o
ffic e n are always uncer to raxse the expense to the Puhhc Ownership
jmnrxy 40 mslhon horae-power.
revenue ta the eaixest possible way , League. The f umapexng of maierxa.
But it affords some measure of rea for debates in schools and vnxvenitxes.
set forth in tbe League’s report.
s*.nah.ec-esi to ccoad er teat under tbe
« • O-ki*« Ihiid«
mxniumum
rate
of
two
«
n
tx
gasoline
prospect that during the com
a
Lkie w 1i
»-t F* »»«rite » now subject to a sales tax of iome- * 1S<
reprtnti may be frank
«i» rone"»
atá<»
»i«-** i a, -» I • * ♦ -en» thing like 10 per cent of retail value ed, are also matters of comment in the
■vt oui r a Mc rb a ’e-o wave» anc that ia many states the tax s 30 editoral The Txmes says: “It a very
C*cam -a» se » brightly in rb*
evident, therefore, that the people of
to 30 per cent of value.
of fîîe fba» Gvd »jçcoves.—
th a country are aot at ail at the
D
ee.ir.ng
prices
for
gasoline
no
i
teg»
doubt exy4am the public acquiescence mercy of the power interests in the
so far m »o startxngxy rapid an in matter of propaganda.“
Wb**t Sk-eSa, F
crease ta the taxation laid upon ita
ra p p io am mw-rUied wit* «Leni xxae. A reversai of market condniona
«rw^a» T>ey g^-w »9 gnrx’ tuxvflBueu
Sieingfield (3J«-.) Pre*» n r .’«
TV» H 4ne to »•* cr even a period of s&abuxty, expecmlly
to
where all rha old fesfckmdd
if
coupùed
wxth
a
t
g
it
e
r
grasp
of
the
ei they « » m»*»'» »—»*■< »be
tarfre* * ♦» <T »*1 tW r-'XSd tax collecter, would tell another story, berrei stave bazuu<ks hive g«xe
Moat of them passed with the gexe*u
»5 ffcw «r^.-r
— it a ll Street Journal.
don that was tndscrrxoos enourh to
— he them A sa il erder ci
o
nee— largeiy to bare sacceedH tbe
day of borne-— de artiries.
ExxeSex- . uxterias j jcZds uxe rt-
pxrted by i i T zxhul Ccwxty Dairy
Keri Jnpr . — ¿at urxoxu~ui £xr De-
i xu_-y Itxd c i Feta R.5-
4 ^xuxds
better
b tr t pxodx id
fax. which xs the lust xw ori aaxie ice
a herd cf I. i i thia 13 ecu a
n u x i ok xi xie xew iDaxxa^ FlL a
B £ ii Txe 1 — =i -x e <d xxe PncxDe
Teiephen«
_ cxaapacy, so u
endeb cow*
v J l he ?LM4 bM.
TTT l l f i l k - :
th s hma. exxendxxg
froEu BcSteu t rrxrh. m axeuhen Jei-
fs n e a cow; y to The D«2es. wu3 be
edm^eted xx .'¿ue.
~cTem.ext t i beef
7 t e trrgc - r -
cxxxLe ix . a
x*.rxl Cregnu to the Cxi-
licxxxa marx : iLu-e the cc-mxraxtjon
t i the G XXX :';xux;xu 1—e v i s shxp-
ped c-u: cd I i recsztlj. Ix cvasisied
of a u a a k - í oí It caw c-«x-gaed to
Sua P n-i«. c. At Cktmnit tbe <^r>
wj E more < t « t :he Slathers Pacific
track.
Aa fctcrewre of It Si per cent
reperted tr 'o r ie r » tar lumber above
vh» cwtyet cf t ie eomxuodixy by 111
Exil» ia O egxe WüUxxgxpe and &nl-
Ar Columbia, v u reportad by the
West Cxcsx Lnxxbermei a lAiocuafaaa.
TL-i u t_? se . x i ecaafecasise week
•ríer» Luv« ahxau aa facxeam over
xctkm
h
Sulxm _ xxíe . iol «a tie state, ouxrtdo
c>£ Pcrtlixd. la CEü&ag ccuixmetlon
darxg the year ISiJ. Salem's cow
SU-U..X.U : presented JA MS-973. B a n
a’A Fails, whxck vwa second. Lad
bcJcfcg ; rm rs x xyregat^g JL75d.-
U 3 Medí .id » U third with permits
tocaLry JtSt,57<, end Bngene fourth
wxh W7: 773
Sale to the Lrcckt-Scaalon Lumber
compzxxy of B a d ty tie Deschates
rutl. ia l l.m s t cl Si lhajMd board' feet
c i yeh .u - w; and iu.* m ix ed species
xa the r .r t Lu-xk district *as an
tueuxud ¿X Beud. Tue rale covers
3215 s:r*s. ard is xa the vicinity cd
Fcx bxxxe. «cene* of tr o big forest
£^*5 xa re, ¿at yuuxw.
A
£
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Kerr Gifford & Co., h e .
Phone Moro ’ 201
E. C. Cluster, M an ager
?
— D ealers In —
Grain, Grain Bags and Twine
Mill Feed — Rolled Feed — Poultry Feed
Life, Fire and Grain Insurance
Walter A. May & Son
W O
« , 111
OtOre H
111
A
D ealing in “M erchandise o f M erit”
C om prising M ens’ C lothing an d Shoes
Fresh V egetables, Bakery, an d Lunch Goods
b
whe Lis
tel iwr why ents find
wo*>l have m»4e him
wt»b a k< of
.*
a way to peevec’
their way
r
eigare':* ix-I *
to h u e
If » :c e «o»
s *sbsr:ie* for
a tree in
be eared.
saalch are
MACTATTAS MAOOhCTTES
CLOWNS, acre h e ta who swing ever bars, ;xggMr» who tor
eabefaevab> tneks; d axem . stx««n, b x fashsene*
axd ca a y e o e r » wLD he aeca t<er* wne» tm
ee vjst ear city scon. There ore mere that
by eigut a tad red strings. There- are sever
tnddextal a i i k as< max? ether detightfsl teatnrea
Marlewetvea are tbe la « wort ia m»icra git;«ereer*.a»
Is oce cf highest snmtry £xd ex»xlt,xe charm tei
COMING TO MORO FEBRUARY 5 ti
a
>y ta pewa>> a
vf what tbe Ford avnev
be lay» b£s Kg car ap foe
W in te r d a y s
are here
r«. t
ro yr n wbe?»
c+ v » t M yr -
beVer
’•
TVr*
A nd with them comes the need for g re a t
er use of electric service.
wJl be
ii « -y -ced
» ’•
«: 4 thrir ia
v-z^ waited.—
«or* r«' ’
tkeir
w ir î
J
Alaftbew
E lectricity has erased the gloom of d ark ,
w inter days, brig h ten ed the long w in ter
evenings and given you m any com fort
able hours otherw ise lost.
These demands fo r longer service have
th eir effect on your bill fo r electricity__
but the com fort and convenience th is
ad d ed sen d ee brings rep resen ts no m ore
expense th an a visit of the fam ily to the
th eatre !
/ , t these
reduced -
prices—
each hom e
should have its
’ u ro»
the erne
riie sulullesi item in the
-Electricity is cheap —
family budget**
Extension Telephone
A Residence Desk E xtension Tele
phone is now only 75 cents a m onth!
PaciSic Power &
Light Company
“ A lw ays nl Y o u r Service**
lOMOgggOi
O th e r n e w l o ^ ra te s o n E x te n s io n s —
Rr wj-Ience W all E xten sion ................. 50c
Puriuess Desk E x ten sio n ................... $1.00
Bn*iness W all E x ten sio n ................... 75c
qljephore A md T elegrafh
A
valuable knowledge of the reliability
an3 integrity of businesses 1$ the reward
of the steady reader of advertliem entj.
D. J . B U TC H ER , M anager
THE PAOFfc T
X«.
My in
C itrus G ran u lated S o a p , ___
I n d e p e n d e n t W a r e h o u se
j
& M illing Co.
------------------ -, *,.«*
y-f re ba< bee«
the Fr»xb -r<.
I brjvery is
war. which ee>V-i la 135ft
there •» t mwesarü* to
J f«.< obex u
School Books and School Supplies
Staple and F ancy -Groceries
‘ is tr a tio n
tw o large p k g s ...................... 59c
utcr power de-
W atch our H and Bills fo r F rid ay ,
-rt* r.g io p j r
hvxxates. Sec-
S atu rd ay and M onday Specials.
.tlu j the view»
staxed emphat-
u*-ux connection
id when’ it goes
¿sequent action, J
.»
nd selling elec-
i to yrivate in-
Gvxcuad. w n x^.*. the r.sks and
sj-end ile m t r e j .
: has aiao been
cefm xtrly r i a t t i *. at, in c^se of
Boulder Doux or ax ■ ether project,
R. H. M cKean, M anager. V/asco, O regon
the fcoverumcixx w i gx. no further
th ru it is c e m i t a to in order to
finance the cost of the itroctare.
DEALERS IN
This is barely nuryrisxng. Surely,
under our esxahiis&ed government
Lime, P laster, Cem ent, C edar Posts, B uilders
policy, the ’■goverrtnent should Lave
Supplies, Lum ber, W ood, Coal and H ay
have nothing to co with buying or
selling^ GcvertxxL.eut is not a bus
iness to be Tun in competition with
M A N U FA C TU R ER S O F
prinaxe citizens and taxpayers. Its
pexyer functions are strictly limited,
.M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R
sometmzres by law and sometimes by
custom, to protectirg its people and ^oocccocoooooc«ohooeoooooooooGooocoo3ooooooooaooooor
gu aran ty .x g- fair piay to ail.
Pres-ceut Hoover and Secretary
^soooooocooccococoooooooccccscecccoocooooooooooeooooo
W 3 b v follow a national precedent
when they keep gc .ernment and in
dustry separate. Once government |
I gt-es into the power or any ether bus-1
j mess, no matter how small the scale,
fa basic cemocratic principle will have
died.
ix-e atx.îuuê cf u
x>n u-.i i.bjex*. f
xeexpnoxzt Ls r-xx ts^
emme ut twucxshxp
reusry WLbcr, r e f
cf xue p rrrd e x r, ?u
ica?y tux: the
with v«'. .r elx’ux h i
over u u_uu .^uy. s
iUxz is ¿.u.rux.xg
Machinery Is expertef to <b> the
work of more mex Tbe eexo -tuie
Idealla: will forme* o r e time for
reading or for goif. a* tastes se - ìt in-
Tbeve la no l.kehx-xd of re
to the aanoczevmeut. “So U:or
. an ww bare no — cb leisure «» e s-
I banda, soppaae we siurt a fizbt.“
Tbe moot successful — rager» of
mey ar« tavariabiy earnest ia w i'u
g the ama of sms I meusa n<< t*>
And “»mxli m e n s“ bx >
ss a few tx— ssM ó ’ara.
Ia these day» of big Cguxes it sa y
mesa a adlWon or tw j
U N ITED g r o c e r s
OF
OREGON. INC.
INC.
OF OREGON.
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