Sherman County observer., May 30, 1930, Image 2

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The,Sherm an County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
Friday,
May 30, 1980.
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Russia’s First Farm City
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County Health Nurse Re­
port Encouraging One
The first Soviet “farm city” ta to
t>e built in the Khoper region on a
‘‘collective farm” comprising 500,-
000 acres. The city will be built on
the model of the new worker’s town,
with apartment houses provided with
all facilities for commuaal living,
such as large common kitchens and
dining rooms, nurseries, etc. The
•‘farm city” is designed to have 44,-
000 inhabitants, all the adults being
connected with the collective fanning
enterprise in some capacity. A large
dairy, two brick factories, and other
projects will enable tthe workers to
combine industrial and agricultural
functions.
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Home Pointers
(From
S ch oo l o f
Homo
Road Oiling Program in
the §tate is Extensive
E c o n o m ic s )
F o re s try In E u ro p e
Franco took bp forestry only when
the destruction of most of her forests
was followed by heavy flood« and the
washing away of her hillsides. Need
for wood, «ays the American Tree as­
sociation, first caused the Germans to
rhlnl: of forestry, for there, where win-
tor.« are long and severe, fuel wood Is
ilnioat as much a necessity as food It-
’ Oregon’s highway oiling program
Report of work in Sherman county.
When blanching fruit or vegeta-
work on 911
April 21st to May 23rd, 1930. Mar­ bl«. «me and trouble can be_ » v ed for this year includes
jn ne„ , y 30 rouhties
garet Gillis R. N. demonstration nurse by placing them m a wire basket,
Oregon Tuberculosis Association.
plunging the basket into boiling of the state.
Total no. schools visited........... 19 water for the required number of .Experiments are being conducted
Visits to schools ......... .. • • • • *.». 30 minutes and lifting out again by the on almost every oiling job under­ elf.
taken by the department in order to
Pupils in sp ected ...................
580-
hadle.
improve the specifications for all
If the movement to stamp out il­
Hours spent in sch o o ls................ 103
A meringue will be less likely to types of oiling and macadam work. * literacy succeeds, where shall'we get
Pupils with defective eyes . . . . 101
A total of 338.78 miles of Oregon our future juries?
Pupils with eye defects . . . . . . 121 fall if one-fourth teaspoon of baking
Pupils with defective hearing . . 10 powder is mixed into it. Careful reg­ highways will be reoiled this year,
Pupils with ear d e f e c t s .............. 32 ulation of heat1 also plays a large 171.21 will be oiled, 219 will be bit­
Pupils with defective tonsils .. . 238 part in keeping a meringue tender uminous macadamized and 181.71
will be given the non-skid treatment
Mouth breathers ......................... ®1 and fluffy.
Roy Klein, state engineer, said.
Pupils with defective teeth . . . . 286
Fewer tears will be shed in extract­
The non-skid treatment now be­ RELIABLE MAN about 30 years old
Enlarged cervical g la n d s ........... 27 ing the juice from an onion if it is
Enlarged thyroid g la n d s ...........
18 cut in halves and pressed in a lemon ing applied to black top roads in
with car, wanted to call on farmers
Skin diseases ............................... 14 squeezer than if it is done by the Oregon is the result of four years in Sherman county. Make $8 to $15
E a r ly W a ll D e c a r a tio o
of experiment by the highway de­ daily.
Class room talks ........................ 36 usual method of grating.
No experience or capital
Inhabitants In ancient romped were Conferences with parents . . . .
partment. This year the department needed. Write today. Furst & Thomas
8
spedali«^ to wall decoration painting
Notes were sent regarding condi­
A more flaky pie crust will result expects to apply the non-skid surface Department F., 426 Th*rd St., Oak­
their plastered walls In rich, fiat tones
tions of pupils to every parent. A if the fat is cut into the flour and left to practically all the black top roads land, Calif.
and In decorative medallions.
total of 45 home calls have been made in fairly large particles. It is well to in western Oregon north of Eugene
CATERPILLAR TRACKS
to parents of children; there are fold and roll the dough several times and on the Columbia river highway
75% New for 60 Best: __
many more such calls should be made to form separate layers with air held between The Dalles and Portland.
1 Set with 20” Shoes, $300.00
The usual treatment consists of
between them. An attractive appear­
f time allowed.
1 Set with 16” Shoes, 275.00
Finns have been made for the care ance can be obtained by brushing the laying a mat of asphalt over the exist­
1 Set Rails, no Shoes, 200.00
of some children at the end of the top of the pie carefully with milk or ing roadway, covering it with a layer
of crushed rock, smoothing it out COAST CABLE COMPANY,
school year. One small boy was water before putting into the oven.
Eugene, Oregon.
witty a roller to take out the inequal­ 4tm l6
taken to the Doernbecher Hospital.
Like all dried foods, cocoanut Is ities in the surface, coating with an­
A ttorney - at - Law
Every school in the county was
FOR SALE— Who wants- a good;
visited and the pupils inspected, thia better if the moisture that has been other application of asphalt followed
piano cheap?
Have one near
meant a month of intensive work; removed by evaporation is returned by a thin layer of rock which fills the Moro. If interested address F. M.
to
it
before
it
is
used
in
cooking.
A
gaps and holes and leaves a non-skid Reed, 612 East Third St., The Dalles.
after inspection a short period of time
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93
to talk with the pupils regarding good way to do this is to pour enough surface. This treatment serves two
conditions found, to discuss health sweet milk over the cocoanut to cover purposes. It takes out the inequali WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any I
Moro, Oregon
size or weight. Crippled or de­
habits, and to bring to them a more it and let it stand in a cool place for ties in roughness on the road and
formed feet.
V.’ernmark’s. Shoe
definite understanding of why they an hour or more. Then drain it in a renders the surface non-skid.
Store, The Dalles.
wire
strainer,
pressing
as
dry
as
On the newly reconstructed part of
have Health Inspection, why the
possible. The cocoanut will be nearly the Sherman highway, the work is
health
side
of
their
education
is
of
TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS
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as delicious as when newly grated. under contract to J. F. Forbes of
marked importance, and certainly a
Notice is hereby given that the
The milk may be saved to cook with. Olympia, Wash.,and will be done with
Phone 35-J
very necessary part of it. •
County Superintendent of Sherman
four series of oil application and County, Oregon, will hold the regular
The response from the pupils was
“ QUIET SERVICE ”
crushed rock, each finer than the last examination of applicants for State
fine, they asked questions and were
To the man who considers all as­
Certificates at Moro as follows:
eager to talk more than our limited pects of a political situation it may and each rolled before the next oil Commencing Wednesday, June 11,
Lady A ssistants
time would allow.
1930, at 9 o’clock a. m. and continu­
appear that Governor Norblad has is applied.
Three distinct types of oiling are ing until Saturday, Jun? 14, 1930,
Every one was keen to know “how started to pay his political debts in­
much do I weigh’’? Here again it was curred in the primary campaign. He now being applied to roads in Ore­ at 4 o’clock p. m.
CRANDALL
Wednesday Forenoon — U. S. His­
impressed-upon them, that we weigh has summarily removed Matt Corri­ gon. The first is known as the “oil tory,
Writing (Penmanship).
Undertaking Company
mat
surface
treatment”
which
is
them to know that they are actually gan from the state game commission
Wednesday Afternoon — Physiol­
growing in inches and pounds every and appointed David Evens to the light application of oil with a small ogy, Reading, Composition, Methods
THE DALLES, OREGON
six months, that this is the important office. Rumer states that R. W. Saw­ qunntity of crushed rock which adds in Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon — Arithmetic,
part of the weighing and measuring; yer is to be removed from the state little to the stability of the road but History
of Education, Psychology,
not so much to know that they are up highway commission and M. A. Lynch tends mainly to prevent loss of ma Methods in Geography.
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- to average; for their weight may be of Redmond appointed and that Har­ terial. It is used mostly on roads of
Thursday Afternoon -— Grammar,
below or above average and yet be ry Poole of Klamath Falls will suc­ little traffic or on roads on which per­ Geography, American Literature,
When in The Dalles
right for their type. And that to grow ceed Lynch on the game commission. manent work is contemplated in the Physics, Methods in Language, The­
sis for Primary Certificate.
HAVE YOUR
and build a fine straight body, there Charges were made during the ,pri near future.
Friday Forenoon — Theory and
The second is the “road mix Practice, Orthography (Spelling),
msut be sufficient food of the right mary campaign that Sawyer would be
Lunch or Dinner
kind, adequate rest, fresh air at night removed so that the paving company method,” which is the method of Physical Geography, English Litera­
(Full Course)
as well as during the *day, regular would again be given contracts for scarifying the existing roadway and ture, Chemistry.
Friday Afternoon — School Law,
health habits must be formed, and “black top” and that less oiled sur­ applying either light or medium Algebra, Geology, Civil Government,
a t the
weight oil, mixing the material and Book-keeping.
kept every day, and all the days.
facing be done on state highways.
Saturday Forenoon — Geometry,
rolling It out over the road again
The majority of the children in
This method has proven very satis­ Botany.
Sherman county have very fine teeth,
Saturday Afternoon—-General His­
a large number of them have had and
Action by the supreme court of factory.
tory.
The third type of oiling used by
are having regular dental care; but Oregon this week resulted in the dis­
Lawrcnco W. Rakes
408 E. 2nd St.
County School Superintendent.
there is marked need for more den­ barment for life of George W. Joseph the highway department, known as
tal care; this especially where the and Tom Mannix, with the proviso “bituminous macadam” provides a
The Dalle», Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
permanent teeth are involved. Among that Joseph could be reinstated if he permanent, n< n-skid highway surface
Notice is hereby given that the un­
We also serve, at usual prices, the older students there are a number made public apology that he wAs the heavikr types of which are fully
dersigned has been appointed execur
Lunch and Dinner combinations whose teeth and gums indicate
wrong in his charges that the judges equal to cement paving with the sav trix of the estate of William Fitz­
that are said by our patrons to
gerald Guyton, deceased, by the
pyorrhea condition, calling for im­ of the supreme court were influenced ing factor of being much r
equal Home Cooking.
County Court of the State of Oregon
mediate dental care.
in theiy judicial decisions by outside economical.
for Sherman County and has quali­
There is need for a lot of other influences. Mpnnix has no such re­
fied. All persons having claims
corrective work, many children hav­ course. The court stating that he
It Isn't always the person who talks against said estate are hereby noti
ing bad tonsils, are mouth breathers had- continued making wrong allega­ the most and loudest who gets the fied to present the same, duly verified,
as by law required, to the under­
have ear ache occasionally, and a tions in court to the damage of per­ most attention, but frequently It Is.
signed at the office of W. G. Bryant
few whose hearing is affected. Also sons who were litigants. The action
at Moro, Oregon Within six months
Besides
making
strange
bedfellows,
there are a number who have eye de of the court, while not unexpected by
politics sometimes brings queer com­ from the date hereof.
fects; we are hoping that much of the general public, will undoubtedly binations Into private conferences.
Dated May 15, 1930.
T h e D a lle s ' N e w e s t a n d B e s t
Anna B. Guyton, Executrix.
thia corrective work will be cared for help Joseph in his campaign for gov­
i.
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H o s te lr y
First published May 16, 1-930.
during the summer vacation months ernor of the state.
A good many so-called comic
Last published June 13, 1930.
And in the matter of this corrective
wheezes pound as though they were W. C. Bryant, Attorney.
" Centrally Located
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suffering from badly perforated bel
work, the final decision remains with
t
S h e rm a n C o u n ty H e a d q u a r te r s
lows.
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF’S
SALE
“What made you think we were not
your doctor, whether it is nose
OF
REAL
PROPERTY
having
toaRt
this
morning?”
the
Young
throat or eyes.
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
Notice is given that ah execution
We see where the Treasury depart­
The health program in the schools Bride Inquired. ‘‘I didn’t hear you
scraping, dear. My mind must be on ment is looking for an esteemed con­ and order of sale has been issued out
THE DALLES, OREGON
throughout the county is very fine, in other things.”
temporary w lio la Also publishing $100 of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Sherman County, to me
almost every school the teachers are
bills.
directed and dated May 28th, 1930,
instructing the children in applied
in a suit herein pending wherein
An English clergyman prophesies a
hygiene.
On the basis that It Is bigger news A. W. Norblad, Governor of the State
world war between the sexes. Differ­
A pre-school clinic was held at ing from other wars, we presume, in If the man bites the dog, perhaps of Oregon; Hal E. IIoss, Secretary of
Kent on the morning of May Day that the most ferocious battles will be Jonah should have, swallowed the State of the State of Oregon, and
Thomas B. Kay, Treasurer of the
whale.
Dr. Poley of Grass Valley apd Dr before breakfast.
State
of Oregon, cottectivety consti­
Morgan of Moro examined twelve
A feature In the new« from Uucha tuting the State Land Board of the
children. This was the Health part
Fashion says that skirts must be rest Is that they are teaching the boyS State of Oregon#» was plaintiff and
Washington at Fifth Street,
of the May Day program for the Kent longer. Interest In athletics will still king of Rumania to shoot Instead of Mary Marlin, widow of J. M. Marlin,
OREGON
PORTLAND.
deceased; James Shannon, unmarried;
school, and was a splendid way to call for sports attire and leave the ex­ to dodge.
Jesse Shannon, unmarried; Mary
tent
of
draperies
largely
a
matter
of
observe
May
Day
Child
Health
Day
Our usual pre-war transient
Shannon, unmarried; Frances Shan­
The main trouble with an epidemic non, unmarried; Irene Shannon, un
We recommend that Kent make this Individual choice.
rates still prevail.
Special Rate« to permanent Guests an annual part of their May Day
of pstlttacosis, or a situation In Man­ married; Charles Goetjen, unmarried;
At a musical Jubilee In New York
program; also there was a Health a famous prima donna sat on the churia, is that the crisis Is passed be­ Hester Howard, uhmarried. Ash Mar­
lin and Ada Marlin,husband and wife;
Poster contest, with some original piano and sang. It Is thought enough fore you can spell IL
Aldo Marlin, unmarried; Rella Olds
and really interesting posters, and will be salvaged from the instrument
“Do you realize,” said the Office and Frank 01d3, wife and husband;
some very excellent copies of posters to make a zither.
Cynic, “that Just by sitting here mo- O.E.Baker,unmarried; Delmar Baker,
A very lovely pageant with fine sing
tlonless for the last hour, I have unmarried; Alto Baker, unmarried;
If you will find a million year-old obeyed 3,451,000 laws?”
Ofer Baker, unmarried; Clifford Mar­
ing was also given. May Day Child
lin and Mary Marlin, husband and
Health Day, Oregon Day and May skeleton In China, that only has a
wife;
Walter Marlin and MayMarlin,
bearing on our past. But If you find a
“The best Scotch Jokes are made In
Day were all combined to make
50-cent piece In an old topcoat that Scotland,” says «a London observer. husband and wife; Melva Tanksley
very, delightful and instructive pro­ affects your future.
and Roy T. Tanksley, wife and hus­
How true that Is of so many, many band; and Millard Marlin, unmarried;
gram.
things that :irp Scotch.
defendants and in which said pro­
The teachers in all the schools
Wr doubt very much whether har
ceeding a judgment and decree was
nesting
the
atom,
If
and
when
nrcom
sisted in every way possible to help
Sometimes the superior Firtue of rendered in favor of said plaintiff
in the inspection of the pupils. I sin­ pllshed. will be found to be much the man who lives in the country Is and against the said defendant Mar£
cerely appreciate their interest and harder than pulling leggings on to an really nothing more npr less than the Marlin in the sum of $1200 with in­
terest thereon from the first day of
result of lack of opportunity.
help and wish to thank them for this. active citizen of four.
August 1928, at the rate of six pey
It was not always possible to notify,
A tailoring concern reveals that one
Since love is a disease, In the opin­ cent per annum until paid; for the
the teachers of the time of my arrival of its valued customers always orders
further sum of $125.00 attorney fee»;
UNDER THE
ion of a Viennese doctor, we are In­
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF at their schools, this because of my four pairs of pants with a suit. He Is vestigating some of the doors In the and plaintiff costs and disbursement*
in the sum of $34.65, and which said
lack of knowledge of roads in the an artist, however; not Siamese
neighborhood for quarantine cardi:
writ of execution commands me to
Edward C. Holt
county. However, all schools were twins, as we conjectured.
make sale of all and singular the fol­
reached.
"I figure If I give seven bridge par­ lowing described real property situa­
RATES
There are 396,0000,000 ways of spell­ ties during the spring,” said a neigh­ ted in Sherman County, Oregon, to-
At Harmony an Interesting confer
Room with hath privilege, $1. up
ence was held with the parents of the ing “circumference," says a Dr. Er­ bor woman recently, “I can get rid of wit:
Outside room with private bath,
nest Morn; and we wouldn’t be sur­ the hulk of the holiday remembrances."
Southwest Quarter (SW^4), and
children, all the parents being present prised
ff there were found to he as
fl.5 0 up
the West Half of the East Half
during or after inspection.
many Inflexions for the word “yeaft.”
(WMiE’/i) of Section Nine (9)
It Is just as well the Manchurian
Special rates where more than two
Township Three (3) South of
trouble
went
no
farther.
We
werq
persons eccupy one room.
Range Eighteen (18) E. W. M.
Cincinnati Is to get a bequest run­
Wheat farmers haven’t experienc­ ning into billions, five hundred years studying a Pekingese the other day,
Now therefore; in compliance With
Let us «how you our
and
It
didn’t
look
like
much
of
a
war
the demands of said writ of execu­
Accommodations
ed much relief from the special ses­ hence. But suppose there Isn’t any dog.
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tion, and for the purpose of satisfying
Cincinnati half a mlllenlum from now,
sion of Congress.
the judgment and decree aforesaid
who or what will be Its heirs or as
“Why, I can’t accept this manu­ and accruing costs, I will, on Tuesday
signs?
script," said the Stone Age editor to the first day of July,. .1980, at the
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hour of ten o’clock a. m. in the fop©’
Clemenceau’s published reflections the young chlseler of light verso. noon of said day, and at the front
call renewed attention to the fact that. "You’ve caned Ityon both sides of the door of the court house in Moro, in
In-order to be truly great, a statesman stone.’’ —
Sherman County, Oregon, sell at
C. V. Belknap, Proprietor
Moro, Oregon
should have the sense of homor which
public auction, subject to redemption,
”A booklet on how to compound a to the highest bidder for cash* in
the French fighter displays with such
Scotch„ haggis has appeared In the hand, all the right, title, interest and
unerring skill.
London news stands." For .ourselves, estate in and to the said real proper­
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ty, which the said named defendants
Mbs Adeline Comini, Vogue Beauty Parlor
Wotws should not be blamed too we still prefer our mtiigdes nnon- had
on the 30th day of January, 1923,
allzed.
The Dalles, will be here ’
much for acting as If their place were 1
beihg the date on which the mortgage
TUESDAYS
not Io the borne. Bread Is now being
We dare say If they put their minds mentioned in said decree was re­
- F o r A ppointm ent, Phone 182.
advertised In a loaf already sliced, to It the many Ingenious humorists in corded, or since had in or to the
which will allow the girls a few more thiy counfry could find]another Joke above described real property.
Dated thjs 28th day or May, 1930.
mlnetee to get home from the office in goideprod rubber, beside that hay
Hvgh Chrisman. Sheriff of
dT to settle op the bridge score.
fever thing.
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W A N T ADS
W . C. BRYANT
Walter Â. May & Son
C*_„ W- 111
□tore HO. I l l
D ealing in, “M erchandise of M erit”
C om prising M ens’ C lothing an d Shoes
S taple an d F an cy G roceries
School
L » t » n i» >, « »-a|
a
Citrus!
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Bank Hotel
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL
Books
and School
Supplies
Special fo r S atu rd ay an d M onday
C itrus P o w d e r..............................
large p a c k a g e ..................... 22c
W ATCH
O U R HAND BILLS
fo r
S atu rd ay and M onday Specials
B ushin
Pitwdvi
Tygh Valley Rodeo
M ay 3 1
2 D a y s June 1
PRO G RA M
CON SISTS
RODEO EV EN TS
CONCESSIONS
OF
CA RN IV A L
W IL D ' B U FFA LO
AND
RIDING
SH O W S
D A N C IN G
S a tu rd ay N ight, May 31, and Ju n e 1
EVERETT
WILSON,
Manager
Wasco Warehouse billing Co.
35C
W hite R fstaijhant
UNITED GROCERS
OF OREGON. INC.
Moro, Oregon
General Warehouse Business
Grain
-
Feed -
Flour
Wood
-
Coal
LOW FARES
EAST
EFFECTIVE MAY U TO SKPT. > •
KETUBN LIMIT OCT. 3 1 , l* 3 S
Reduced fare« a ll p art« o f aa«^ lib e ra l »top-
o v e r « . F in e train«; m odern equipm ent;
•p le n d id «ervice; «conic re n te . S h o rt side
trip « enable you to vi«it —
ZI&N NATIONAL PABK
OB AND CANYON N AT1O N AL PARK
BBTCB CANTON NATIONAL PABK
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PABK
GBAMD TETON NATIONAL PABK
KOCKT MOUNTAIN MAT’L PABK
fs le r w e t lo « sa d B aaklets mb r« quart
U N IO N
P A C IF IC
B O U N D T B IP TO
K A N SA S C IT Y .... 7*.M
S T . LO U IS?........... M A S
CH IC A G O ............... M A S
D E T B O IT ................lM .M
C IN C IN N A T I____ 110.M
NEW O BLEA N S.. U S A S
CLEVELAN O ......... ux.ee
T O B O N T O ..............IM A «
A T L A N T A ...............1X1.«»
P I T T S B U B G B ... 1M .M
NEW Y O B K ...........1*1.7«
B O ST O N ..................1*7.7«
A. ROSEj.
Agent.
Moro, Oregon,
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