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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1930)
r 7 The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, May 23, 1930. rr* f Commercial Club Meeting Home Pointer» Oregon Caves to be Lighted Primary Election Day Joseph and Bailey W ill , In Sherman County Contest For Governor Bids have been called for and will The next regular meeting of the I be opened May 31 by Regional Fores Moro Commercial Club will be held] With “election of surprises ter C.' J. Buck, Portland, Oregon, for next TuMday evening May ® “ J o v er and th« re .o lu the" o f k ““” |t „e c o , ™ « , or . ------- the construction of a Diesel power ■7 B. Pinkerton, pro.ldent .U te . the people of Oregon and S h e n w w jMU,utioll of lighting a little different program with a $ood COunty may look forward to what Will , ;n Orevon Ca dtocuiaion to promtoed for the m « t-l probably be the mort\hectto twelve- I >> Nationai Forert. (F ro m S chool o f H o m o E c o n o m ic s ) The election on primary day in An apple kept in the iqp box will Sherman county was a very quiet af prevent cake from drying Out.. fair with less interest taken in the To prevent chocolate from sticking ultimate result than for many years past. The total numbeT of registered to the sides of the pan while melting, voters in the county is 1248 and of grease the pan slightly. int k pp exTutive X th *" " " P° 1,“ C*1 H Studie. and teat, have been cem- this number ten less than fifty per The contents of a kettle may be Columbia Valley .** ' r t r u t o « ?1' ^ “ <J » ««btto« ey.tem devwed cent were interested enough, to vote. prevented from boiling ove?*by greas secretary oi dub in The 8Ce?e *s 8et ° n , for the Caves which will display the The exact number voting was 614. ^ ¿““ ^ ^ .hipping on the I I many a ttr « tiv , feature, of the C v e . ing a ring about an inch wide around Candidates receiving the highest the inside of the kettle. are in the wing, waiting the, to rt cue.. of vote in the county on th e ‘republican (Mlumbia river. There will be some comedy, much high, installation ____, n-i.*- of artificial lights A fire in a fireplace chimney may ticket were: Williams for national drama and many surprises in store A water washing system has re committeeman; McNary for United be stopped by closing all windows and for the spectators, who are in this gently been installed and the Caves States senator; Butler for congress doors, shutting off ventilation and Heavy Rainfall Is Not case the citizens of Oregon. to remove all traces of soot, man; Corbett for governor with Nor holding a wet blanket in front of the Surity Against Drouth The nomination of George W. washed dirt and mud which have detracted blad second and Joseph third; Camp fireplace to prevent a draft up the Joseph who is in t t ®r J. A I from the pleasure pf the visitors hero- bell for supreme judge, position five; chimney. Annual rainfall figures are little or campaigner, a student, thinker, f Belt for supreme judge, position six; no indication as to the need or leek »r legislator and a wag who love» to I Sandwiches, wrapped in a dry Work will start at an early date on Howard for, state school superintend napkin, then in a towel wrung out of of need for supplemental irrigation axercise his pecular- brand of humor, ... - R. M. Lewis, . , upset all the best dopesters in Oregon the construction of an exit tunnel ent and Gram for labor commissioner, cold water, and put in a refrigerator in _ any ______ locality, says soils engineer of the Oreg- n Expen-1 nJ hig candidacy win keep the politi- from the “Ghost Room near the in- had no opposition. These three last or in a stone jar will keep for some ment station. Parts of ti e Wiliam cal pot boiling incessantly. Had | ner end of the Caves, coming out at named also, received the democratic time without drying out. ette valley with 40 inches of rain a Governor Norblad or Corbett been the lower “Bear Den,” from which nomination in this county. point the visitor will secure a pano Soft custard or custard that has Candidates on the democratic year return good profits from rriga nominated there would have been tion because of low summer rainfaP. minimum of excitement in the gener- j rama of the Illinois River Valley and ticket receiving the highest vote in curdled in making may often be re the mountains between there and the this county were: Pierce for nation stored by setting it in a pan of ice while sections of the country wue .1 election. al committeeman; Watkins for United water and beating with a dovep beat the precipitation is lighter but more Democratic lenders in the state Pacific Ocean. evenly distributed may have no need were jubilant at the selection of Ed This work is being done by the States senator; Butler for congress er until smooth. The curdling is of irrigation. F Bailey as their standard bearer and U. S. Forest Service under the recent man ; Wilbur for governor with usually due to over cooking. Work on the experimental irriga the nomination of Joseph, the “vindi- appropriation of Congress for the im Bailey second; Coshow for supreme Cake dough is best when just thick judge, position five. tion system on the Sam Brown farm cation candidate” for the republican | provement of Oregon Caves enough to break midway when drop north of Salem is progressing rapidly, ticket. They feel that many republi For state representative, two can ped from a spoon held at arms length. with concrete pipe being laid to dis- cans will rally around the democratic didates to nominate, Yates and Snell Waffle or griddle cake batter is best tribute the water from the new deep any other New Method of Market- were named by both parties in this when it will run all the way to the well which deliver, two M' ° nd ,e ' ‘ ca’ didate but Joeph on »» «-•> county without opposition. their own ¡ng Poultry in Can» bowl. Drop cookie dough breaks at or 950 gallons a minute. A demon side. Joseph supporter^ scoff at the For county office, Dunlap was the spoon. stration field day is planned for early idea as they are sure of their man. nominated for commissioner by both New methods of marketing popltry parties without opposition. A three in June when the actual irrigation of Airplane tomatoes make a delight Goverribif Norblad is not out of the - as meat, developed during the past berries and truck crops will com ful salad for a luncheon. To prepare picture yet. Watch for developments r are expected to increase the de- cornored fight developed for the nom the salad, skin and chill medium mence. ination for county judge w i t h n o there. Thomas B. Kay, state treasurer | ftnd open new opportunities for sized tomatoes. Remove the inside. is also being discussed as a sticker fit tQ the farmera who are taking candidate named on the democratic Then cut two slits on one side of the candidate to oppose Joseph, despite their pouitry operations seriously, ticket and only one name to vote for tomato, and two on the opposite side. Kay’s announcement he would not according to the Bureau of Agricul- on the republican ticket. Six men Insert thin slices of cucumber in the received votes for 'th is office, the run- I tural Economics of the United States same men being voted for on both slits, and fill the center of the tomato “I intend to carry on the work and I Department of Agriculture, tickets. The republican vote for this with meat and French dressing, or give the people of Oregon the best ^ kole cooked chicken in cans are office was 234 for C. A. Tom; 117 for any other desired filling. Attorney - at - Law that is in me for the next eight now being placed on the market, and E. D. McKee; 90 for N, W. Thompson months,” Governor Norblad said in .g gn entirely new departure in mar- for J. C. Freeman; 2 for H. H his first public utterance after results keUn< of pouitry flesh. The birds are White; 1 fo^Geo. Potter. The dem Taxe» and Naval Limit» of the election became known. m I inspected for wholesomeness before ocratic vote for the same men ^for OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93 still for Oregon and will continue to I cookjng( by bureau representatives the same office was Tom 25; McKee Entirely aside from its significance work for its development and for an Qperating under a nation-wide in 27; Potter 29; Thompson 23; White Moro, Oregon as a move toward permanent world efficient state administration the same Jgpection service. If the consumer 7; Freeman 2. peace, the nàval limitation confer as if I were nominated . I prefera to do bis own cooking, he may Nominations made by the republi ence in London, if successful, will He adroitly refraned from making buy a bird that has been dressed, cans for justice of the peace and have a salutary effect on the tax any statemeht or comment as to drawn> and hard chilled at the poul- constable for the four divisions in the situation in the five major nations. whether he would support the candi- try piant and marketed in individual county were the same as that made Phone 35-J The navy is one of our most expen dacy of Joseph in the forth coming I containers under government in by the democrats with the exception sive "institutions, and at present ab campaign. I gpection. “ QUIET SERVICE” of Rufus where J. O.Elliott and John A general house-cleaning in the Heretofore the great bulk of market Mathieson Jr. tied for constable on sorbs $1,200,000,000 of tax money j annually. The life of a navy is about state capitol is | poultry has been purchased by the the democratic ticket. Lady Assistants twenty years. who is elected. A few departmental consumer either as live poultry, Nominations for justice of the A battleship .of 35,000 tons costs * heads and division chiefs are right fresh killed dressed poultry, or as CRANDALL now sitting under a Sword of Da poultry from freezers. The new meth peace and constable with the excep aproxiniately $40,000,000. A 10,000 mocles and much can happen in the od of marketing whole dressed birds tion above stated w ere: Rufus dis- ton cruiser costs $17,000,000 and a Undertaking Company interim before January while Norblad in cans, thoroughly cooked and ready trict, W. A. Morris justice; Wasco 3,000 ton submarine, $6,000,000. In district, J. A. Mee justice and Chas. addition, cost of manning and oper THE DALLES, OREGON occupies the chair of Governor. to serve, will doubtless enlarge the The results of the election were a market for poultry, in the opinion of Everett constable; Moro district, R. J. ating these chips must be considered. W series of surprises In many respects. K markf.tin([ experta of the depart Ginn justice and Roy Benson consta It can readily be seen that aggresive .Political dopester. gave Corbett the I t q{ inMrouch at ble; Grass Valley district, R. A. naval limitation will be of great,j Stowe justice and T. M. Garrett value to the struggling taxpayer. nomination, with Norblad to place | CBnned can be sold in retail constable. When in The Dalles ' 1 and Joseph to show. The finalI c o n « evcrywhere „ h , , , canned Very little interest was taken by HAVE YOUR gave Joseph the post with Norbtod I o0<is are carried, either of the two parties in naming the runner-up and Corbett a bad Likewise, the sale of poultry which precinct committeeman. In some in Lunch or Dinner third In both the republican and demo-1 • " bce" “ful1 drawn" pack'Jn i stances both parties named the same (Full Course) «, | «ratio camps, the runners-up carried “ «pooled to mcrease the de- man. In other precincts a tie result .. at the more counties than .a the winner and j I mand for poultry, because the bird is ed with but one vote cast for either RELIABLE MAN about 30 years old the winners carried less than a third H » « ’' to took wben Pur' haaed- There man. One precinct had a tie between with car, wanted to call on farmers of the counties of the state. Joseph H n° waste par? ’’ and «cne.r al y f four men, with only one vote each. in Sherman county. Make $8 to $15 waa nominated by 18 per cent of hi. I baUer,. fla''ored produc‘ “ daily. ; No experience or capital party and 36 per cent of the total «Mamed by elim.nat.ng the cntra.l needed. Write today. Furst & Thomas Fading of th e J a z z A ge Department F., 426 Third St., Oak vote cast, but hto majority waa ap-1taInt* 408 E. 2nd S t / Today there are signs—faint but un proximMely 5,000 over the next Better poultry is necessary under mistakable—that the Jazz era has land,.Calif. The Dalle», Oregon ¡highest candidate. Norblad carried this new system, and the prices for reached Its apogee and Is now on the CATERPILLAR TRACKS We also serve, s t usual prices, I 17 counties, Joseph 11, Corbett 7 and prime market birds is bound to be decline. An authority on music thinks 75% New for 60 Best: Lunch and Dinner combinations Hall one. _ Bailey, democratic nomi-1 good, it is declared. This means that she sees beautiful and musical mel 1 Set with 20” Shoes, $300.00 - that are said by our patrons to | nee, carried only 16 counties ajlfarm ers can afford to raise only the odies germinating from the seed of 1 Set with 16” Shoes, 275.00 equal Home Cooking. compared with 20 in which Wilbur, , best stock. Hatcheries of the coun Jazz. College men and professors argue 1 Set Rails, no Shoes, 200.00 try offer u logical solution to im that the whole “collegiate” philosophy his opponent, had the majority. proving farm stock, particularly those Is going into the discord. Jazz is a COAST CABLE COMPANY, Eugene, Oregon. operating under the slogan, “Hatch disease of youth, like measles and In 4tml6 Brighter Baby M ovem ent ery Chicks For Greater Profits,’ FOR SALE—TVho wants a good In all parts of the world It Is now which are pledged to production of fantile paralysis. It reached Its height piano cheap? Have one near In the colleges. Collegiate clothes, foot Impossible to escape from “traffic chicks capable of making a profit for Moro. If interested address F. M. ball hysteria, the hip-pocket flask, problems” and schemes for their so their buyers, and fair dealing with all roadsters and rumble seats, necking Reed, 612 East Third St., The Dalles. lution. In Scandinavia the contrlbn T k e D a lle » ’ N e w e s t a n d Be»» customers. and petting, all the stigma of the last ton of the Swedish .Association of WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any H o e te l r j generation found their Inspiration in size or weight. Crippled or de Motor Bus Owners Is a stern demand the youth who reached maturity In formed feet. Wernmark’s Shoe that all perambulators shall be com Centrally Located The British army today, we have .the highly wrought atmosphere of the Store, The Dalles. pelled'to carry headlights and rear S koraean C o n a ty H a a d q a a r ta r e lampa One would have thought that , no doubt, observes the Chicago Trib postwar years. Jazz hasn’t gone, but TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS EDW. BALL, MANAGER a motor bus had not much to fear une, Is the most effective military It Is going. And the tempo of the near Notice is hereby given that the future, while rapid, will no longer force of its numbers In the world and from a mere perambulator, and might County Superintendent of Sherman THE DALLES. OREGON Is probably a match for any existing be quite so Jerky. have been satisfied with a single light County, Oregon, will hold the regular that would somewhere Indicate the army, regardless of size. The new examination of applicants for State The efficiency engineer of a large Certificates v at Morp as follows: presence of that not very dangerous tanks and tracks In which men and war or swiftly moving vehicle. But, no, machines are moved give a vastly eastern concern has Just received a Commencing Wednesday, June 11, at 9 o’clock a. m. and continu two lights are demanded, and that greater mobility and striking power verbal pat on the head from his board i 1930, ng until Saturday, Jun» 14, 1930, of directors for bis Ingenuity In sav than have ever before been imagined means In practice three, since the at 4 o’clock p. m. pusher will have to wear some sort of possible. The Infantry Is no longer ing the firm something like $300 a Wednesday Forenoon — U. S. His- f an Illumination In case she obscures the queen of bottles In British doc year, states the S t Louis Post-Dis tory, Writing (Penmanship). Wednesday' Afternoon — Physiol the rear light on her pram. Perhaps trine; the man In the machine Is to patch. This genius ordered the paper- Washington at Fifth Street, dominate the battlefields of the future towel containers In the company’s ogy, Reading, Composition, Methods It would also be a good thing to rub in Arithmetic. PORTLAND, OREGON baby all over with phosphorus In or as the armored knight on horseback washrooms placed about fifteen Thursday Forenoon — Arithmetic, inches higher on the wall. After wash der to supplement the general scheme dominated for centuries because of his History of Education, Psychology, Our usual pre-war transient rates still prevail. of illuminations, says the Blanchester speed of movement and relative In ing their hands the employees will be Methods In Geography. » Special Rates to permanent Guests Thursday Afternoon — Grammar, annoyed by water running down their Guardian. “Jay pushing” has evidently vulnerability. sleeves when they reach for a towel Geography, American Literature, • become a; very serious menace to the Physics, Methods in Language, The- , Motorizing of German farms Is at unless they first shake off the surplus sis for Primary Certificate. motor bus In Sweden, and the owners Friday Forenoon — Theory and of that vehicle are to he commended last putting the horse to flight Aided moisture. Thus the consumption of on their restraint In not demanding by the post-war business difficulties, paper towels has been greatly reduced. Practice, Orthography (Spelling), Physical Geography, English Litera that babies he abolished altogether. the breeders of domestic animals made In the great pursuit of efficiency this ture, Chemistry. ' - Idea Is almost perfect It won’t be 100 every effort to prevent the introduc Friday Afternoon — School Law, j The noble red man, who once sold tion of tractors, and met with success per cent, however, until the efficiency Algebra, Geology, Civil Government, Manhattan Island for $24 worth of until recently. Now the motor track man figures out a way to make all Book-keeping. Saturday Forenoon — Geometry, , glass beads, seems to be getting wise and modern agricultural machinery those drops of water ran an electric Botany. ' «.*- fan or another turbine or something. are steadily driving the horse and the to himself—or, perhaps, wise to his Saturday Afternoon— General His white brother, says the Marlon ox from the highways and the furm. tory. Attendants in an art museum usual Lawrence W. Rakes Chronicle. A western museum curu- it Is estimated that German agricul ly are trained only to answer ques County School Superintendent. tor recently toured the Southwest To ture can now use 100,000 tractors, but collect Indian pottery for his ran- undoubtedly the saturation point will tions, but the director of the Philadel NOTICE TO CREDITORS seum. He found, he says, that the constantly recede as machine agricul phia museum prepared some for his Notice is hereby given that the un subordinates to ask. Among the visi Indian nowadays Is cooking his meals ture continues to expand. tors with a decided preference he dersigned has beeq appointed execu in nice steel and aluminum pots and trix of the estate of William Fitz UNDER THE pans made by modern mills. He uses The city Industrial worker has bne learned that 44 per cent desired most gerald Guyton, deceased, by the PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF of all to see the authenlc period rooms County Court of the State of Oregon them because they are more service chance In eight of living to be seventy able and convenient than his own year» old. The farmer has one chance and a smaller percentage to see the for Sherman County and has quali Edward C. Holt - fied. A11 persons having claims pots. But be still makes pots. Just 4n three. So reports of a committee pictures. Historical Interest and the against said estate »re hereby noti RATES fad for Antiques doubtless account for the same. And why? To sell to the o f'th e United Hospital Fund. New fied to present the same, duly verified, with bath privilege, f l . up white tourist, who buys them with York, stata. There, In a natfchell, you the choice; but the period rooms at as by law required, to the under Outaide room with private bath, out the slightest hesitation. With have a graphic picture of what civilis tracted to the museum several hun signed at the office o/ W. C. Bryant • 2L-. 11.50 up the money thus obtained the Indian ation la doing to na Health Is close to dred thousand who saw the other art a t Moro, Oregon within six months the date hereof. outfits his own kitchen, and has the soil The time Is not far off when treasures Incidentally. The Inquiry from Special rates where more than two Dated May i5 , 1980. was sagacious. Public art displays are enough change left to buy •'food and cities will In large part break np, fac occupy one room. Anna B. Guyton, ExecutriA, clothing as well. The red man. It tories moving to the open country and for the public benefit end there is no, First published Mky 16, 1930. « Let w ehow you our Last published June 13, 1930. seèma. Is making up for that episode taking wockers with them. Either that loss of dignity In ascertaining bow Accommodations best to cultivate popular patronage. W. C. Bryant, Attorney. 6tm l6jl3 of the glass beada or man beads for extinction. „ * Î W. C. BRYANT Walter A. May & Son O. 111 □tore WO. I l l UNITED GROCER3 OF OREGON. INC. Dealing in “Merchandise of Merit” Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes Staple and Fancy Groceries School Books and School Supplies X * * * ' ' Special for Saturday and Monday t A I. I » <> >• *4 I r Citrus P o w d e r.. . . . . . . large package.................... 22c WATOH OUR HAND BILLS ( V id ih itv ’ Puwder < for Saturday and Monday Specials , A Citrus ' ik Hotel Moro Barber Shop C. V. Belknap, Proprietor Moro, Oregon MARCELLING . Miss Adeline Comini, Vogue Beauty Parlor The Dalles, will be here TUESDAYS For Appointment, Phone 182. . Hot Baths at Any Time Wasco Warehouse Milling Co, Moro, Oregon w General Warehouse Business Grain - * Feed - Flour Wood - Coal 35C W hite R estaeihani Bank Hotel • NEW PERKINS HOTEL ■•u There are times w h en aTelephone is worth its weight in gold And at all times it is a precious saver of steps, saver\of time, conserver of friend ships. It costs but a few cents a day. May we install your tele phone? '• T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany D. J. Butcher, The Dalles District Manager, -c n ? r f~ » 3 i.r —« -m ■— W i l l i » A Home Paper That Carries All The Home News Have you eVer noticed how completely the news columns of this paper covers all of x the various sections of this community. It - ‘reflects in condensed form all of the ¿social and business activities which have trans pired during the week. If you .have a neighbor who is not subscribing, you will do him a favor to tell him about it. A n d .. we will thank you for your interest. 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