Sherman County observer., February 07, 1930, Image 3

The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
Sherman County Observer
C U IRELAND
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Men’s District Council to
Meet Friday, March 7th
Editor and Publisher
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Entered as s«eond class matter at post
oflics at Moro» Oreaoa. Jaly St, n i l
Friday, February 7, 1930
Arrangements are being made at
Arlington for the holding of a district
Mens' Brotherhood Council of the
Methodist church on Friday, March 7.
The district is composed of 10 chur­
ches at The Dalles, Pendleton, Fossil,
Heppner, Wasco, Moro, Dufur, Cas­
cade Locks, Hood River and Arling­
ton.
More people attended the C aterpil­
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rose re tu rn e d on lar tra c to r school, conducted for three
Monday from a trip to the south mid­ days this week in The Dalles by the
dle w est state*.
Cascade T ra c to r & Equipm ent Co. at
Mrs. E lton W asson was expecting th e ir sales room in th a t city, than had
to e n te rta in her m other this week, attended a sim ilar school put on ju st
previously by C aterpillar salesmen in
visiting here from Portland.
P ortland.
Mrs. K atie McDougal, cook a t the
M onths of preparation and plan­
Hotel Moro, le ft Sunday fo r a vaca­ ning had preceded this short course
tion to he spent a t P ortland.
in the care and operation and uses of
L ester Binder and wife le ft this tra c to rs and tra c to r - operated ma­
week fo r the Mt. V ernon district, chines. The school was conducted
not to sell b ut to tell, a service to the
w here he has a farm under lease.
owners, operators, and anyone in ter­
H ear Rev. A. V. ^ u c e ro of San
ested in the subject.
Francisco, Calif., at the P resbyterian
P ractical, helpful • answers were
church Sunday m orning a t 11 o’clock.
given to p a rtic u la r problems; how to
Jim Tomlin retu rn ed last Saturday save men, money, m inutes; how to do
to Moro a fte r a visit of three m onths work b etter, quicker, cheapers .how to
w ith his sons in and near Klam ath get maximum profits from investment
Falls.
in m echanical equipm ent.
Moving pictures, ' dem onstrations
Hal Morrow was in town Monday
from K ent in company with Harold and short non-tecbnical lectures help­
and H arry Howell, also of K ent sec­ ed to make a visit to the school in te r­
esting, e n te rta in in g anil profitable.
tion.
Christi«* Scisncs
Service Sunday morning at 11
o’clock and Wednesday «renin« at
8 o’clock. Sunday School at 10:00
o’clock each Sunday morning, pupils
up to the age of 20 year« are received
into these classes.
A. F. A A. M.
Moro, Oregon
Meets the 1st and 3rd
T hursday evenings of
each month.
Visiting
The lesson-serm on topic fo r the
mem bers cordially in ­
The funds you carry in your checking
vited to meet with us
service n e x t Sunday m orning will^be
ly ord er of W. M.
The m eeting will be in charge of
account
is the most quickly available
“ S p irit.”
’ '• Robt. U rquhart, S ecretary.
Dr. B ert Sm ith of Chicago. O ther
money that you have.
Reading room open daily w here all
> th k h » m C k n p te r N o
78 O . E . S. men of prom inence on the program
authorized C hristian Science lite ra ­
are Dr. F airbanks of the board of
Moro, Oregon
It is to your advantage to give a wide
tu re may be read, borrow ed or p u r­
R egular com m unica­ education of the M ethodist church;
chased. The public is cordially invited
margin
of safety on ordinary requirements
tions each 2nd and 4th Dr. D orr F . D iendorfer of the board
to attend the church services and
Thursday evenings of
by maintaining a balance of reasonable
of foreign missions; Dr. F uller, pas­
each month.
visit the reading room.
size.
to
r
of
the
Lakeside
M
ethodist
church
Kate Stephens
W orthy M atron a t Cleveland, Ohio, which has th e la r­
P r e s b y te r ia n C h u rc h
Many depositors fail to realize that in
N ana Burzee, S ecretary.
gest membership of any M ethodist
The
ancient
poet
said:
“
W
ait
on
their
checking balance they have one of
church;
and
Signor
M
ario^pappeli,
Moro Lodge No. 113 1. O. O. F.
the Lord; be of good courage, and He
tenor, protege and student of Caruso,
Moro, Oregon
their very best paying investments.
Meets every Monday and acclaim ed by his m aster as possi­
shall strengthen thine h e a rt; w ait, I
evening in the I.O.O.F bly his g reatest successor.
say, on the L ord.” — Psalms 27:14.
The real truth of the matter, if you will
hall.
T ran sien t and
And the m odern poet has added:
T
hree
m
onths
of
every
year
Signor
stop to consider it, is that your checking
visiting broth ers are
If We But W ait
cordially invited to Cappelli has agreed to donate to the
balance pays you as high, if not a high­
m eet w ith us.
in te re st of the brotherhod. In order
I’ve never known His m ercies fail;
er return, than you get from any other
Geo. A. W illiams, N. G.
th a t the church a t large may benefit
I’ve never known the w rong prevail;
W. S. Powell retu rn ed last S a tu r­
A. M. Young, S ecretary.
investment.
as largely as possible, Dr. B ert E. day from P ortland, where he has been
As day will follow a fte r night,
L u p in e R e b e c c a L o d g e N o . 1 1 6
Sm ith, executive secretary of the bro­ u n d e r medical tre a tm e n t during the D o N ot M iss T his M eeting So every w rong will yield to right,
Moro, O regon
therhood, plans to use Cappelli in his
If I b u t wait.
Meets 2d and 4th Tues­ d istrict m ens’ council program s. Al­ past m onth. *
A le tte r received by Rev. Chas. D. Ay, when the shadows longer grow ;
days of each m onth.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thompson re ­ P a rro tt this week states th a t Rev. Lu­
V isiting m em bers wel­ ready these have been held in Iowa,
W hen m idnight hides the way I go;
Moro, Oregon
N ebraska, M innesota, Illinois, Michi­ tu rn ed on Monday from a visit of sev­ cero, who will speak at the Presbyter If I but kneel and pray for light,
come.
eral
week»
..pent
with
Mrs.
Thom
p­
Jessie Henrichs, Sec. gan and Indiana. It is planned to in­
ian church this n ex t Sunday morning, An angel makes the pathw ay bright,
M etta A xtell, N. C. clude the entire Pacific coast areas in son’s p arents at Beaverton.
is a most e n te rta in in g speaker and
If I b u t wait.
a series early in 1930, in which Cap­
C h ris S c h u ltz P o s t N o . 71
Paul May retu rn ed from The Dalles th a t all who will atten d will undoubt­
So
God
be
praised who gives me power S O O O O O O O O O O C O O G O O O e C O O O O O O O O C O O O C G O C O S C O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
A m e r ic a n L e g io n
pelli has agreed to sing.
on Tuesday, driving a new Harley- edly enjoy h earin g him. The letter
To feel His guidance hour by hour;
A rlington is possibly the sm allest Davidson m otorcycle with which to re fe rred to follows.
Meets a t I. O. 0 . P . hall on
Whose spirit leads me all the way,
2nd and 4th W ednesday eve­ tow n to be visited by this delegation skim over the highway Ibis summer.
W allowa, Ore., Feb. 5, 1930. Through each divinely planned delay
as they usually have audiences of
nings of each month.
J. C. McKean» wife-*and baby left Rev. C. I). P a ro tt, Moro, Ore.
If I b ut wait.
D ear Mr. P a rro tt: — Rev. Lucero
H arvey Thompson, Com m ander from 4^500 to 3000 persons. O ther for The Dalles on ^pjpday, w here they
Sunday
S
c h o o l......................... 10 a. m.
has
ju
st
been
here.
We
were
in
the
O
regon’
cities
to
be
visited
are
Rose­
Theodore Johnston, A d ju ta n t
rem ained until a fte r the closing of dark wh< n hi*" cam e. All th a t was Morning W o r s h ip .................. 11 a. m.
burg, Salem and Portland.
HARLAND V IEW GRANGE No. 682
the C aterpillar tra c to r school on W ed­ given me was his name and th at he
Rev. A. V. Lucero of San F ra n ­
was from our Spanish departm ent. I
— DEALER IN —
M eets in th eir haH in H arm ony Dis­
nesday.
cisco, woll bring the message.
find th a t his com ing has herd no pub­
tric t the second and fo u rth T hursday
Evening
Service
................
1
:30
p.
m.
In the course of a long experience licity, so I am w riting you th at your
nights of each m onth.
V isiting D angerous R oad C ond itions
All very cordially invited.
we have run into no wife unwilling people will not be ir\ the dark and miss
G rangers welcome.
him, as m any o th e r s ’h ave.
Chas. D. P a rro tt, pastor.
C. P. Adams, M aster.
to
adm
it
th
a
t
she
made
her
husband
Rev. Chas. D^ P a rro tt, on a trip to
Rev. Lucero tells a graphic story of
Mrs. B. E. Davis, Secretary.
• • • •
as
best
she
could
with
what
she
had
to
P ortland and re tu rn this week, had
his life, lie tells of the conversion of
his fath er to the ProtestAnt faith, lie
M e th o d is t C h u rc h N o t« «
unusual experiences when traveling work on.
alm ost unbelievable things about
in both directions by stage.
S. B. Tatom , district sales m anager tells
Church
School at 10:00 a. m.
whqf the borne missionaries of our
On his trip down Tuesday, he first for the Allis-Chalmers Monarch tra c ­ church did for him. He gives the de­
Preaching at 11:00 and 7:30.
seated him self on the right hand side tor, was in Moro on Thursday, a fte r tails of his stru g g le s; how he was con­
The subjeet of the Sunday m orn­
rerted and finally won for
lo r the minis- ing sermon is: “ W hat Shall We Do
in the cen ter of the stage. A t Wasco tnaking a delivery of a “ 50” tra c to r verted
WE PAY parcel post one way on all the person occupying the opposite and
tr ,ry, and somewpf h js | t r igglj,“i*4or ail With the N egro?”
to T rum an Cross at Wasco.
shoe repairing. Good quality work
id u c atio n .
cafinoi recom m end
educat
larger
seat
left
the
stage
and
Mr.
P
a
r­
S ubject fo r the evening service:
and leather. Joe Amore, The Dalles,
iglily.
h lv /F Fknow
k n o w ypu will enjoy
A. J. Bucholtz has decided to make lim too h ig
ro tt moved over to the oppe&ile side
opposite tlie post dffice.
a side line »of raising chickens by him and so I am taking it upon myself “ The Life and C haracter of Abraham
W E CAN fit all kinds of people. Any of the coach. Less than four m inutes means of a heated brooder house he to inform a few of the bfetheHL.so Lincoln.”
P ray er m eeting W ednesday evening
size Or weight. Crippled or de­ a f te r he did so, the stage hit a state has built on the vacant p a rt of the lot th a t they will not let their people
miss hearing him. The board is-eend-
form ed feet.
W ernm ark’s Shoe highway m aintainence truck near
at 7:30.
-
'
back
of
his
confectionery
store.
ing
him
as
a
living
example
of
what
Store, The Dalles.
T hornberry. In. the resulting colli­
Ladies Aid T hursday a t 2:00 p. m.
the n atio n a l'b o a rd is doing for Span­
sion, the re a r of the highway truck
The usual Dorcas Society social for ish speaking people. He. has some
You are cordially invited to all
C om e In W h en N ext In T ow n
broke through the side of the stage, F ebruary will be held a t the P resby­ sta rtlin g facts concert ng Catholic- services.
\
O regon S tate N ew s
and w hat
broke off the seat where Mr. P a rro tt terian church nejft W ednesday a f te r ­ ism as it is in New Me:
The church with a) cordial welcome.
it has done in the past.
had been riding and pushed it into noon, F ebruary l2. Mrs. Foss and
F. A. Ginn, pastor. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooec
Yours truly,
The Sumpter Valley railroad, opei* the aisle. If M j . P a rro tt had remain* Mrs. W allan will act as hostesses.
•
•
• •
»k,
P
asto
r.
Max G. <
ating a narrow gauge between Baker ed in the seat, he would have been
Rev. Chas. D. P a rro tt left for Port
The Full Goapel A lterably
and I’ralrlo City, mailed application to seriously injured.
land
ôn
Ttlèsday
to
attend
a
meet
ing
“
This
know also, th a t in the last
the interstate commerce commission
On his re tu rn journey home, a large
days perilous tim es shall come. For
asking authority to abandon 20 miles rock was seen to roll down the side of the chairm en of the foreign mis­
N O T IC E TO T H E PU B L IC
men shall be lovers of th e ir own
of track between Bates and Prairie of the m ountain onto the highway di­ sionary com m ittees fo r each P resby­
As
w«
have
completed
the
sale
of
tery
of
the
P
resbyterian
Synod
of
selves,
covetous, boasters, proud, blas­
City in Grant county, operating only rectly in the path of the stage. To
our store to the Moro F u rniture & phemers, disobedient to parents, un­
Oregon.
between Baker and Bates.
H ardw are Co., we wish to thank
avoid the rock the driver swerved the
our'ninny custom ers that have p a t­ thankful. unholy, incapable of affec­
O. A. Ramsey is building caterpillar
Deschutes county dairy cattle are stage and hit the m ountain’s inside
tion, merciless, slanderous, w anting
ronized us in the past and ask them
more free from bovine tuberculosis bank. All the passengers, ladies and cabs this week, one each for Eben
to continue with the new firm .'
in self control, brutal, despisers of
Kee,
Bud
Moore,
and
A
rth
u
r
Smith.
than herds ip any section of the north­ men and baggage piled overhead,
R
espectfully,
them
that are good, treacherous, reck­
west, information received by W. T. came tum bling over to the side where He is fitting the windows with a stop
M
oro
H
a
rd
w
a
re
A
Im
p
lem
en
t
Co.
less,
puffed
up w ith pride, lovers of
ra ttle device th a t will hold the win­
McDonald, county agriculturist, from Mr. P a rro tt was seated.
pleasure
more
than lovers of God,
dows
in
any
open
position
desired.
Dr. W. II. Lytle, state veterinarian, In
To make the trip brighter, no one
having
a
form
of
Godliness, b ut deny­
dicated. Only one reactor In a total was h u rt in either accident.
The
The local dancing public will be
ing
the
power
th
ereo f.”— 2nd Timo­
of 3763 cows tested was reported.
driver of the stage in the first acci­ pleased to learn th a t a dance will be
thy
3:1-5.
The
skilled
use
of
radium
is
the
The 1930 motor vehicle license dent was arrested and his trial held in held at the A m erican Legion hall on
This was w ritten almost nineteen
plates will have a black background Wasco T hursday, at which tim e he the night of Friday, F ebruary 14th. best reply science has so far made to hundred years ago. How could the
and orange numerals, according to an­ was fined $25 and $2.50 costs fo r not Hot, snappy music by B uster’s orches­ the most terrible scourge of modern Apostle Paul so accurately describe
nouncement made by the secretary of driving with his vehicle under control tra will be ready when you come to civilization. Yet hundred« of thou­
sands of sufferers from cancer are be­ present day conditions?
state. The date of expiration of the when passing caution signs p u t out the Moro hall.
Usual Sunday services.
ing robbed of hopes because radium
license will also appear on the plate. by highway work crews.
Sunday School a t 10:00 a. m.
A
local
teachers
institute
for
S
her­
remains
the
most
costly
substance
In
Approximately 275,000 of these plates
Preaching at 11:00 a. m.
man
county
will
be
held
a
t
the
Moro
Hie world. It Is morally Indefensible
will be required to supply the demand.
Preaching a t 7 :30 p. m.
schoolhouse
on
F
ebruary
15.
Assem­
C hina A w h eel N ow
that control of the I roductlon and
The Corvallis chamber of commerce
Bible Study Thursday a t 7 :30 p. m.
bly and glee club singing, high school price of a thing so vital to mankind
has extended an invitation to the
J. D. and Mrs. Miller, pastors.
and grade school sectional meetings, should be vested in ary private cor­
The stutemeut by Ikmuld Skli.nei
Portland Gas & Coke company to ex­
talks on school affairs, will comprise poration. Here, If e \e r there was
advertising manager of Hie < lenenti
tend its lines from Salem to Corvallis.
the program beginning at 9:30 a „ m . one, Is a case for International co­
Linn county has bailt 38 new
Motors Corporation of Japan, that
Albany, Monmouth and Independence,
and which will close with a principles operation through the machinery of
bridges, whose total length is 1610
twice as many automobiles were sold
as well as rural districts within range
m eeting at 11:35. r.T
the league at Geneva, or some other feet, according to the annual report
In China during the first six months
of the extended lines, would be In­
R eports from all sections of the properly constituted body acting on of County Engineer C. H. Leonard.
of 1929 as were ever sold In any en
cluded in the service offered by the
The cost was $IZ',314.13. Repairs to
tire year previously, may come as a county agree th a t the flood caused by behalf of all national governments.
gas company.
66 old bridges cost $15,129.74. Twelve
the
snow
w
ater
run-off
was
the
high­
JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS
surprise
to
many
Americans
In
view
All physical Inspection records of
new
market
road
bridges,
also
built
In
spite
of
the
Impression
of
some
est
this
year
than
for
several
past
of
the
revolution-torn
and
economical
the Crawford public schools have been
sim ilar occasions, altho of less d u ra­ people to the contrary, sin Is by no during'1929, cost $16,080.62, and meas
ly unhappy condition of that country
-destroyed by mice, according to a let
tion than is usual for the depth of means a modern Institution. Indeed, ured 1277 feet in total length. This
But,
politics
or
no
politics,
the
East
ter received at the offices of Mrs.
has no more been able to resist the snow on the ground when it started Judging horn some of the records of brought Linn county's total expendi-
Mary Fulkerson, county school su­
lure of the automobile than the West to melt. W ater was said to have been the past, most moderns are still «in ■ , tures for bridges In 1929 to $44,584.22.
perintendent at Salem. “It’s a tough
The tale of a shooting frny In which
has. and China’s economic develop over the railroad bridges near Thorn- the am ateur class as transgressors.
winter on mice, but a tougher winter
ment has been progressing despite alt berry and also a t other canyon bridge That statement may be a blow to peo­ eight shots were exchanged and ended
on school records,” wrote Mrs. Ful­
ple who think they are hard boiled, in tho death of Owen Miller, 21, was
her ways, says the Detroit Free Press sites.
kerson's informant.
told to a coroner’s Jury at Klamath
but
we are confident it Is accurate.
The
growth
of
the
automobile
trade
The business of gathering and sell­
S aturday last when Clarence Spar­
Falls by C. S. Pope, town marshal of
has
Inevitably
brought
an
Improve­
ing stray horses is a good one to keep
ling visited his garage, he found:that
Bonanza.
According to witnesses.
ment
In
the
road
system,
and
while
Soinebody who couldn’t have had
out of, declared Sheriff McCauley of
his car had ynired down to the run*
Miller had sworn to kill Pope because
the
Chinese
roads,
Judged
by
A
meri
much
of
im
portance
on
his
mind
re
Deschutes county at Bend recently.
ning boards, caused by w ater soaking
the officer arrested him for disturb­
can standards, are still poor, they
cently sent out a questionnaire to the
Sale of nine stray horses resulted in
up a fill he had made in his new g a r­
ing the peace. He walked into a res
have
been
adequate
enough
to
»pen
Princeton
freshm
en
asking
them
to
a net loss of 546 to the county. Thirty
age prelim inary to m aking a cement
taurant and started firing at Pope.
designate “the most essential quality
large sections of the country.
Of
horses were rounded up at a cost of
door in the building. The garage is
The officer barely was missed by two
course,
every
new
road
means
an
ex­
lq
the
Ideal
girl.”
All
except
C5
of
the
$2 a head. All but nine were claimed,
a 2-car building, his tru ck on the op­
bullets.
490
youngsters
approached
were
tension
of
the
productive
activity
of
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
and these were sold for a total of $14.
posite side was not affected, so th at “easy” ami tried to reply, says the
A total of 32,504 Oregon veterans
the land.
The lowly and timid rnbblt mother
he
hitched
the
truck
to
the
car
by
a
------------------------
of the World war and the Spanish-
D etroit Free Press. N aturally their
Ranging in price from $39.50 to -$70. Model 11
will defend her young. This was
To call a mau a “mutton-head” Is low rope and soon had both on solid limited experiences with life prevented
American war have availed them­
proved nt Rev. J. E. Snyder’s ranch
ground.
• them from concocting any real an
selves of the privileges of the state
not to be guilty of disorderly conduct
is Especially Equipped to Clean Your Car.
on Coos river recently when Rev. Mr.
bonus law to date, according to Frank
_such Is the solemn decision of a
The lvceum en tertain m en t at the swers. For the essential quullty in nn
Snydpr found his Chinchilla mother
W. Moore, secretary to the Oregon
New Jersey c o u rt The man may be Legion hall W ednesday evening clos­ ideal girl, ns any individual of the
rabbit excited in the morning when
War Veterans’ State Aid commission.
even an official, a police official at ed the series given this season ynder male sex views her, is an ability to
he went to feed her. A prairie owl
Of
this number 11,636 have taken ad­
th a t and still an Irascible citizen
Linoleum Laid With Special Equipment
make
that
particu
lar
male
Individual
sponsorship of the Moro Womans
which had sought to carry away some
vantage of the loan provision of the
may take this verbal pot shot ut him Club. The acting and movement» of fall, and fall hard, and like it, no
of the little rabbits lay dead IP the
law’ to borrow sums aggregating $27,-
without danger of fine O£ ^Imprison­ the M arionette dolls were an e n te r­ m atter how badly it hurts. N aturally,
.............» t m ......... | . n i » » « t t t t m t g n n s i t l l l» H lin»llllH H > H H H tH »m H I » » H H H U n i m
pen.
ment, says the Boston Transcript. In tainm ent fe a tu re well out of the ordi­ the average freshman would neviyf bus - 888,825, while 20,868 veterans have
Bids have been advertised for the
this case, the plaintiff was atelerk pf nary. We understand th a t a fte r a ll’ .pect anything like that, and least of -claimed their cash bonuses aggregat­ n m i i i i i i i iiH ii i i i i i i i i i i i n ii iH i n i n i n m T - i .........................................................................
construction of two diversion tunnels
the police department of Bergenfield
hills are met, including the purchase «II, n freshm an of the “soph Utica ted” i n g $4,623,435. All told, 22,876 veter­
ans have taken the cash bonus, but
on the Owyhee Irrigation project.
N. J., and It took the Supreme court of lamps for the stre e t Chistmas tree, type-
2008 of these later changed their
of the state to establish the precedent the club will have nearly $115 in ­
Bids will be opened at the Owyhee Ir­
Moro, Oregon
C. V. Belknap, Proprietor
minds, refunded the cash payments
that even one of his lmperlul assoel
rigation district office In Nyssa March
“
European
countries
are
now
In­
crease of funds in th eir treasury.
negregating
$428,16b
and
took
a
bonus
ates
might
be
regarded
as
a
“mutton
11. The tunnels, one 6*4 miles long,
stalling door hells which ring only
The snow th a t had been with us
head,” from the civilian point of view,
the other 3% miles in length, with
when the caller drops a coin in the , loan.
and still be unable to prove that he for nearly, all the m onth of Ja n u a ry slot. What a meifn trick to plnv on
several miles of canal, will cost ap­
Kenneth Abbot, 5, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bessie Cross, of Wasco, will be here
had been damaged. “Mutton head, as began to m elt rapidlylast Sunday u n ­ the kids on Halloween.“—Cleveland
proximately $4,000,000, almost as
Mrs. I. C. Abbot, who lives near Red
EACH THURSDAY
der
the
influence
of
a
Chinook
wind.
defined by the dictionaries,” the court
much as the Owyhee dam, It Is esti­
inond, was brought to Redmond re­
Plain Denier. Over in th is có n n iry
For Appointment, Phone 182.
held, “la a dull, heavy, uninteresting W ater w ar over the highway th sever­ the kids would merely Invent some cently with his foot frozen. An in­
mated.
al places in the county, but no seri­ slugs that would do the business.
fection
had.started.
The
mercury
was
person,
and
the
dignity
of
the
clerk
AGENCY FOR WILLIAM’S CLEANERS
The ’story of how a mare battled a
| down to 36 below a week ago, wh«n
may have been ruffled by the lan­ ous dam age resulted. The w ater was
AND MODEL LAUNDRY, THE DALLES
cougar recently In the Fort Rock p o e ­
guage addressed to him. but that It eight inches deep on the main stre e t
he froze the foot.
Mexico’s “penal code exempts from
try while protecting her cplt was re­
in G rass Valley, about four inches at punishment the first offense jpf steal­
Scattering reports of early lambing
was Indecent or disorderly Is not es
lated recently by Lee W right of Eu­
the Chris A nderson place south of ing food without violence to provide operations are reported from various
tabllshed.’’
gene, veteran woods worker. The mare
Moro, about a foot deep a t the Rich- for one’s family. Presumably this re­ farms over the Wallowa community.
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fought the big cat by rearing on her
The reader of advertisements knows that he has the moat
eld
erfer place north of W asco. One stores professions IH*to nmnteur stand­ Some of the young lambs arrived as
hind feet and striking out with her
We can fit all kinds of people. Any
railroad bridge near Nish was partly ing; hut does It mean the first time
early as two weefts ago and in moat
reliable fluide to markets that exists in the world today.
forelegs. While its mother fought the
size or weight. Crippled or deformed
case» ate said to have withstood the
cat the colt raced to the shelter of feet. Wernmark’s Shoe Store, The underm ined, pausing disruption of the anybody steals or the first time he la
tra in schedules fo r a few days.
extremely cold weather In good shape.
caught?
tents where forest service employs Dalles.
were sleeping.
E u re k a L od ge N o. 1 ? V
Checking Account
Moro State Bank
C.H. Larson,
XZn
A Full Line of Farm Implements
Valvoline and O il-Pull Oils
Traetor and Horse Drawn Plow's
c
WANT ADS
COMBINE HARVESTERS
MONARCH TRACTORS
DeSoto “ 6 ” and “ « “ -in -lin e Cars
Wasco Warehouse Milling Co.
Moro, Oregon
General Warehouse Business
Grain
-
Feed -- Flour
Wood
-- Coal
Ginn, Coleman & Co.
M oro, O regon
Dealers in Furniture, Hardware,
Floor Coverings,
Paints, Oils and Glass
Hotel Moro Barber Shop
MARCELLING
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