Sherman County observer., August 15, 1930, Image 2

The Sherman County Observer,. Moro, Oregon,
Friday,
August
15; 1980
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Human Vocal Cords
Sore Throat» Must Be
• Taken Very Seriously
O i.e e .e d
T o » * iU
A ra
A
♦ The length of the vocal cords of men
Is estimated at seven-twelfths of an
Inch. This Is a factor in the pitch of
voices. It Is highly probable that a
slight difference also exists between
bass and tenor, and between contralto
and soprano, but It Is difficult to meas­
ure with sufficient accuracy.
F re q e e n t
C a a s e o f R e c a r r e a t S o re T h r o a t
A c c o r d ia g
of
to
W o rd
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL
Washington at Fifth Street,
PORTLAN^j, OREGON
Our usual pre-war transient
rates still prevail.
Special RatAs to permanent Guests
E x p o rts
Nearly all forma of sore throat are
communicable by contact. If one
child in a family haa a aore throat,
other children in the family are
likely to catch it also. * Sore throat
may be oauaed by any one of a num­
ber of different kinds of germs, but
especially by rtaphylococci or strep>'
The above photograph shows a 34x110 barge, loaded with 350 tens of old machinery, being taken
tococei. Sore throats demand more
down over the Cascade Rapids of the Columbia River, May 20, 1930, towed by tug w-ith 180 horse­
aerious attention than they receive in
power. This barge was taken up empty a few days before with two small boats having a total of 280
the ordinary home because they may
horsepower, and is the largest barge to go through Cascade Lock-. This proves the practicability of
be the only evident sign of a’ mild
something that has heretofore been said to be impossible.
form of communicable disease sucn
as diphtheria, acarlet fever or septic Portland, Ore., August 11th, 1930. of the wheat grown in the Inland wheat farmers have w’uter transpor- artificial conditions which tended to
sore throat, which are usually severe
Empire is exported bn the Pacific tation 400 mHes through their wheat nunify the natural advantages of
_
and dangerous. The proper attitude To the Editor,..
haul through the Colum-
Ocean, and the farmer who grows it fields^ and fgriners of this country can- watçr
for any parent to take is 'v consider Sherman County Observer,
not compete with an advantage like fc5a Gorge It ecame apparent that
is
entitled
to
have
it
delivered
to
every case of sore throat to be Moro, Oregon.
a
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improvements to navigation were
vessels on that Ocean for the least c h lL x (
catching and to keep the af/lio''1
imperative if Portland’s position was
We enclose copy of three items, possible cost, and that**should be of
person at horn® and to keep him a
held and trade further devel-
the first two of which we believe are equal interest to other lines of busi­ ‘At an irrigation meeting held at to be
way from other persons. For the
The first result of this is the
of great interest and entitled to spec­ ness in these wheat producing sec­ Burns, Oregon, on August 9th, 1930, oped.
sake of others it is well to remem­
ial consideration by the people of your tions
. Mr. E. Debler of Denver, Engineer of 35 foot channel, with a width
,
ber that sore throats are frequently
The third item shows that Portland the U. S. Reclamation Bureau, said, feet, now adopted for the Columbia
district.
Infectious in nature and every pre­
of «‘the Columbia river is the only river from Portland to the sea. For
Today we recognize the advantages is now looking up-river instead
caution should be taken to prevent
down, and recognizing the necessity western stream that can meet all of many years Portland has had its face
which
the
Argentine
farmer
has
over
the spread of the disease to others.
of aiding the people of the hinter- the demands that the future will put turned to the sea in improving its
Diseased tonsils are a frequent the farmer of the Inland Empire, but
land.
upon it for irrigation purposes.”
j channel and ,harbor facilities. The
Vhat
handicap
can
and
will
be
over
canse of recurrent sore throat. The
Yours
very
truly,
!
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; city is now interesting itself more in
enlarged tonsils contain cavities in come when the rivers are used for
R. H. Kipp, Executive Secretary.
- - t
, *he problems of its hinterland the
navigation,
or
the
wheat
is
hauled
to
which disease germa may lodge and
In a news item of the Portland Great Basin of the Columbia. These
grow. Acute rheumatism and atJUte tidewater at the cost, plus a reason­
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Oregonian,
under date of August 11, new projects include the development
diseases of the heart may start from able profit, from the place where pro­
Alexander
Legge,
Chairman
of
the
1930,
they
state:
“Portland reigned of hydro-electric plants on the Col-
duced, and not based on the cost of
diseased tonsils.
Federal Land Board, in his talk at supreme as the distribution center umbia, of river navigation and irri-
hauling
it
somewhere
else.
Mere sore throats may be the be­
Argentine until competition of rail lines brought gatidn plans for the arid land.”
In other words, 75 to 90 per cent Pendleton said, “the
ginning of any one of a number of
communicable diseases. Don’t wait
for the evidence of positive illness,
dighway Work at Its Peak Sky Riders Get Same
particularly in children. It is very Turkey Research
Warning As Motorists i pv \
important that the nature of the in­
Work Is Started
The year 1930 will mark the peak of
fection be determined early. Give
the physician a chance to cure the H e rm is to n B ra n c h S ta tio n H a s E s ­ highway construction and betterment
Pascngers in airplanes have been
in the state of Oregon, according to placed under the same, restrictions as * P-Dysician and S u ig e c n
disease before it begins. People as
ta b lis h e d U n i t f o r O b s e rv a tio n
the Oregon State Motor Association. motorists when it comes to throwing
a rule wait too long, and the physician
THE
D A L I.E h . O R E G O N
In nearly every section of the state lighted cigars, cigarettes, or any
is not given a fair opportunity to
prevent a serious condition. Cultures
Recognizing the fact that the tur­ can be heard the clink of machinery other burning material over the
Office at Mid-Columbia Hospital
should be taken of both the nose and key industry in Oregon is rapidly in operation of building more roads side. The man in the clouds and the
the throat Do not consider persons attaining such size and Importance and better roads. In an effort to man on the highway have been put
Phone No. Hospital 841
with sore throat cured until symptoms that the simple management methods keep faith with the program of the in the same category in the enforce--
have disappeared.
Chronic sore formerly used are no longer adequate, country to relieve the unemployed ment of outdoor fire prevention
throat and diseased tonsils should be and that production and disease con­ situation, the highway commission has rules, it is pointed out by the Qregon
taken care of, the earlier the better. trol problems are arising with in­ crowded into its program this year Motor Association.
....
Diseased tonsils should be removed creasing frequency, the Umatilla work that would normally have taken
Air commerce regulations" contain
if they constitute a menace to health. branch experiment station at Her­ more than two years to do. Work preventions against dropping or re­
Procrastination may cause serious miston has established a turkey unit has been going on all the year on the leasing any objects from airplanes
complications and. ■predisposes to and will carry on the first turkey Old Oregon Trail, the Burns-Canyon which would endanger life or damage
DENTIST
City road, the Burns-Lakeview road, property. This is declared to in­
many of the communicable diseases. research work in the state.
♦
the
Dayville-Mitchell
section
of
clude lighted cigars and cigarettes,
A unit of 250 birds has been placed
United States Dental Ex­
Highway No. 28, the Santiam High­ according to a letter recently sent
under scientific observation in
Utilities Advertising
aminer for this district
60x150 foot area of alfalfa for the way Roosevelt Highway, Lower Col­ by Col. Clarence M. Youn£e, Assist­
ani Secretary of Aeronautics in the
purpose of studying disease preven­ umbia Highway, Mount Hood Loop, ant
De
and with reconstruction jn the Me- Department
of Commerce, to about
More Publicity to Refute Mis­ tion methods and economical feeding
OFFICE AT
’
acific
HïitiK
n L
Q registered pilots in the United
Kenzie
Highway
and
the
Pacific
000
Each rponth they are moved to fresh
information Urged By Fed­
MORO, OREGON
ground. They are thus provided with way in the Medford district and also States.
eration of Experts
The piloets have been advised- that
abundant green feed, and the soil between Eugene and Portland of both
the penalties provided for violations
once covered, is not to be used again the east and west roads.
Although the light and power in­
In many places the roads are be­ will be strictly enforced.
for turkeys for three year».
terests war® not permitted to give
ing widened and straightened with
The plan so far gives promise of
their aide of the case before the fed­
heavier foundations than in previous
Phone 35-J -
eral trade commission, nor. to refute success, and many of the turkey years, looking toward the increased
The speaker orated fervently. “He
growers
of
the
Hermiston
district,
incorrect statements, it has been
drove straight to his goal. He looked
tourist traffic of the future.
“ QUIET SERVICE”
shown that advertising volume from where some 15,000 to 18,000 market­
In spite of this enormous amount neither to the right nor the left, but
the power companies was less than able birds are raised annually, have of work being done, new engineering pressed forward. Neither friend nor
dy Assistants
on® per cent of their revenues. The adopted it, while others are watching crews are surveying on other sections foe could delay him,, nor turn him
charge was made that the power in­ it with interest.
where there will be both new con­ from his course. All who crossed his
CRANDALL
dustry waa spending thirty million
struction and improvements in the path did so at their own peril. What
dollars a year for advertising, and
Undertaking Company
near future. It has been an extreme­ would you call such a man?”
had bought or aubaidized newspapers Lessening Driving Hazards ly busy year and although travel has
“A truck driverl”
TH E D A LLE S, OREGON
thraiighonf the country. Evidence
been put to some inconvenience in
The mechanical progress made in certain sections, it wilj be a worth
showed that in 1928, utilities spent
for newspaper advertising $8,425,320 automobile design in recent years is while job when these highways are
instead of “about thirty million dol­ unquestionably preventing many acci­ completed, according to the people
lars.“ Total newspaper advertising denta, and minimizing the damage who travel over these highways.
of all kinds in that year reached when accidents do occur.
W h en in The Dru les
Oregon will soon have an excellent
Successive improvements such as system of highways although road RELIABLE Tian wanted to run Mc-
$812,000,000, so the power companies
HAVE YOUR
Ness business in Sherman county.
four-wheel brakes, all-steel bodies, building in Oregon is in no way near
spent 1.03 per cent of the total.
Wonderful
opi
ortunity.
Make
$8
to
non-shatterable
glass,
simplified
trans­
It was shown that one cigarette
L u n c h or D in n e r
completion according to those who
$15 daily. No experience or capital
company alone spent six and one- missions, etc., are being generally in­ look into the future,
(Pbll Course)
needed. Write today.
Furst &
half million dollars for advertising in cluded on cars.
Thomas, Dept. F, 426 Third St., Oak-
Among more recent innovations
» at the
1929. One automobile company spent
comes
the
ball-bearing
spring
shackle.
ten million dollars in 1928, or one
Teach Boys Power Use
liand’ Cal^‘
and one-half million more than all the It is claimed that this development
WE PAY parcel post one way on all
power companies in the United States tends to eliminate the unpleasant as
shoe repairing. -Good quality work
More
extended
instruction
In
the
spent in advertising during the Same well las dangerous side sway that handling of machinery, and partlc- j and leather» ‘Joe Amore, The Dalles,
often causes the uncontrollable skid.
period.
,
ularly in the use of electricity, is ad -: next door Pacific Power & Light Co.,
408 E. 2nd St.
The average road speed today was
wae ■
farm
, he F, d. opp0,jte City Hall, The Dalles,
Advertising as a means of clearing
the Dal!er., Qr.egfon
Vocational Educatlon, | -------------------------- — -------—
away misapprehension on public util­ found, a decade or so ago, only on the |
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WE
CAN
fit
«til
kinds
of
people.
Any
race
track.
Skidding
in
race
driving
ities waa advocated by President B. J.
according to the southern regional
We
also
-serve,
at
usual prices,
size
or
weight.
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Crippled
or
de­
Mnllaney of the American Gas As­ is generally intentionable and is agent.
Lunch and Pmaer combinations
formed feet.
Wernmark’s Shoe
known
as
“drifting.”
While
this
th a t are said by our patrons to
sociation, before the Advertising
He declares that electricity is Store, T I ip Dalles.
equal Home Cooking.
Federation of America at its May ses­ has no place in highway driving there rapidly becoming used to a greater
are
times
when
better
control
of
an
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
~
sion in Washington, D. C. He sug­
extent on farms, particularly in the
All persons laving claims against
gested advertising as a means of dis­ emergency skid would be an advant­ South and in other sections where
the Estate of Maria Reckman, de­
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sipating that “white whiskered old age.
waterpower is available. For this ceased, are hereby required to pre­
Apparently auto manufacturers are
falsehood about extortionate rates to
reason he urges the necessity for sent them with vouchers to the under­
produce dividends on water stock,” constantly working toward perfecting requiring
vocational
agricultural signed executor at his residence at
and declared that advertising would every structural detail that may assist teachers to study the operation of Grass Valley, Oregon, within six
months from July 24th, 1930, the
help do away with the “monopoly in lessening the driving hazard,
electrical equipment, so that they date of the first publication of this
myth” and the assumption of a
may Teech the boys under their notice.
“ breakdown in the state commission
Dietrich Reckman Jr.
charge how to employ H
practical 4t-jl25al5
Better Security For The
regulation.” He also declared that
farming.
Autom obile .Passenger Recently a specialist in the De­
the public utilities advertising asso­
ciation had helped to better the situa­
partment of Agriculture pointed out
tion, and had offset facts on utilities
The growth in population of all- that mechanical power can be pro­
EYE STRAIN
inspired by propagandists for politi­ steel automobile body is exemplified duced at less than half the cost of
Can
only
be corrected under the
cal effect.
by .the fact that a leading manu- animal power. The increased cost
proper conditions and by the use
of the very bent of equipment.
lactuier recently announced the com­ of man power is also an important
Attorney - at - Law
Comparing the casualty lists. It be- pletion of 500 stations over the na­
We have the Best Equipped Optical
factor
in
hastening
the
employment
Meet apparent that perilous explora­
office in Eastern Oregon.
tion really la safer than staying at tion to service these bodies. Exten­ of a greater number and a larger
OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY
and meeting traffic and the guti­ sion of these stations to include a variety of labor-saving machines.
world wide service is now underway.
The fanner of ’the future must
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93
. The all-steel body was the forerun­ have a certain amount of mechanical
lt to useless to count up election ex- ner of safety construction in the au­ knowledge, hence the farm boy
Moro, Oregon
Dr. Geo. F. Newhoure. Proprietor
pendltarea, as it to well understood
• -T —s
tomobile. And in spite of recent and should begin as early as possible to
320 East Second Street
that after the voting Is over, no mls-
la making change will be rec- valuable innovations, such as four- master the practical operation of
TH E D A LLES. OREGON
wheel brakes, non-shatterable glass power operated machinery.
and the like, it has remained preem­
Ona of the phenomena of nature, inent.
A church society in The Dalles
that almost never Impresses us. Is the
There are- more than 6,000,000
of a Profile Rock to a
thus
recently announced a rummage a
CALLAW AY’S
or of any Square Lake to a steel bodies of but one make now in sale: “We are going to have a rum­
use
in
the
United
States,
and
millions
P h ) t ie ia a s a d S u rg e o n
square.
FUNERAL
CHAPEL
more of other makes. They are a mage sale and want you all to come.
This is a splendid chance to get rid
G rass V a lle y , O re g o n
Funeral Director»
•A New York aong writer who whs feature in cars of all price classes,
Mt to prison ten years ago hus Just from flve-hundred-doUaora roadsters of everything that is not worth
and - Embalm era
keeping, but still is too good to be
sea released.” Let’s see—ten years to costly limousines.
People can reach me from Mora
thrown away.- Ladies, be sure and at night from the long distance
that hare been for fcIhtr-
Union and Third St
Motorists are paying more »ttei>-
bring your husbands.
ri
booth
at
Hotel
Moro
by~
ringing
tion to what is under the paint of a
The Dalles. Orc
The DnHas.
i»y people have a car, and insisting on the best and
A grape fruit is a lemop that had
•tai fa» life, but never pull the safest construction as a safety
a chance and took advantage of i t
guarantee.
Dr W. N. Morse
Dr J. R. Morgan
W A N T ADS
WflEt [{ eshümi
W . C. B R Y A N T
Newhouse Optical Co.
OR G. L. POLEY
Model Laundry’
THE
DALLES
Calls for and Delivers
in Moro Wasco
and Crass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
Bank Hotel
UNDER THE
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OP
Edward C. Holt
T h « D a lle « ’ N e w e s t a n d B a s t
H o s te lry
- Centrally Located
S h e rm a n
C o u n ty
H e a d q u a r te r s
EDW. BALL. MANAGER
THE DALLES, OREGON
RATES
Room with bath privilege, $1. up
Outside room with private bath,
$1.50 up t
Special rates where more than twe
persons occupy one room. »
Let us show you our
Accommodations
Walter A. May & Son
Cl
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UNITED GROCERS
OF, OREGON. INC.
Dealing in “Merchandise of Merit”
Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes
Staple and Fancy Groceries
School Books and School 'Supplies
One Citrus Sauce Pan, one
f pkg Citrus Granulated
1 Soap, one pkg Citrus
Powder, the sauce pan
alone is worth $1.00,
special deal p ric e .. .. 95c
Watch our Hand Bills for
Saturday and Monday
Wasco Warehouse Milling Co,
Moro, Oregon
General Warehouse Business
Grain
W
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Feed -
Flour
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W hen - in Portland
Stop
at
BATES’ PORTLAND GARAGE
... ,
. Corner of Fifth at Salmon Street
Four hours 25c,
1
-
Parking Ratcs^.
each extra hour 5c; not over 50c for 24 hours
Over night parking 60c
Special- Attention Given
WASHING, GREASING and REPAIRING
No storage charges made for 12 hours when this above’’work is don®
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Have you ever noticed how cbmpletely the
news columns of this paper covers all of
the various sections of this community.
reflects in condensed form all of the social
and business activities which have trans-
- ~ fired during the week. If you have a
neighbor who is not subscribing, you will
, do him a favor to. tell him about it. And
we will thank you for your interest. -
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