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Moro, Oregon
MeeU the 1st ahd 3rd
Thursday evenings of
each month. Visiting
memb«H cordial! th­
vited to meet wit us
k made a business
R. H
order of W. M.
Portland
Thursday
trip
to
Urquhart, SecreUry.
tome,
F. A. Ginn, Paslor
Church
(Gram Valley)
Baptist
Methodist Church Noté».
SCANDALS RIVAL
DAYS OF TWEED
Sunday school every Sunday at
New York Amazed at Reve­
10
a. m.
Church school every Sunday
J. C. McKean w as a business
lations of Irregularities
‘ *
morning at 10.
visitor to Portland last * ~ Saturday
on Part of Judges.
B.thl.h.m Chapter Ho 78 O. E. S. afternoon.
Preaching Sunday morning,
ä
Moro, Oregon
New York.—A small, quiet man who
Regular communica-
Pete Dillinger, now a resident March 29, at 11.
2nd
and
4th
will
like» to il»h nod pluy golf has as-
tions each
The
Ladies
Aid
Society
wuuM‘d command in New York's latest
Thursday evenings of of The Dalles, was here last Mon­ meet Thursday afternoon at the
All the Rebekahs who went to Investigation into charges of judicial
each month.
day for a short visit.
Mrs. Ruth Sparling.
church at 2 o’clock.
Antelope last Saturday enjoyed Irregularities and political graft on a
C. L. Pepper, an attorney from
Worthy Matron
our the convention and hospitality of scale unknown since the days of the
There
was
fine
interest
at
Nana Barzee, SecreUry.
The Dalles, was here last week
Boss Tweed scandals.
church school Sunday, and a good the Antelope lodge.
He Is Isidor J. Kresel, lifty-two,
attending to legal buiness.
increase in attendance over the
Austrian born and a former United
Last
Sunday
there
were
sixty-
?
D. E. Stephens is in Corvallis Sunday before. The Ford truck
Moro L.J,. No. 11J 1.0. O F
States assistant attorney general, who
,
Moro, Oregon
this week conferring with offici- is still in the lead in the trip to one present at Sunday school. has a record for digging up evidence
t Meets every Mon
regon State College Boston, but som^ other classes The collection amounted to $3 12, which various embarrassed Individu­
als at t
ft evening in the I.OJ
while there was 392 Bible chap­ als had hoped would remain hidden.
hall.
Transient i and
A former law partner of William
Peter and Ginn and Omer Say- are making good gains, Every- ters read during the week. Sun­
visiting brothers
Travers Jerome, Kresel has become
jN cordially invited
rs shipped a carload of cattle to one is happy.
day school begins at 10 o’clock special counsel to Referee Samuel Sea­
meet with u*
The Easter program is being and everyone is invited to attend. bury In the investigation of minor
the Portland last Saturday night.
ey C. Thomp:
particularly charges of the
A. M. Young,
Grand opera in Portland at- prepared and, and we are look-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson and courts,
purchase
of Judgeships, from the
interest-
ing
forward
to
a
very
tracted Miss Thomas and Miss
daughter were visitors at the Bronx to Battery Park.
ing
Easter
service.
• b«cca Lodge No. 116
Scruggs to that city over last
Three Year« of Inquiry.
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Moro, Oregon
The address by Mrs. W. B. Davis Sunday.
For three years the headlines of
week
end.
Meets 2d and 4th Tues­
New York newspapers have shouted
days of each month.
J. C. McKean has not been Norton Thursday afternoon on
J.
C.
Wilson
their story of political and Judicial
and
Mrs
Essie
Visiting members wel­
India was a very illuminating
was
Investigations in a dozen major scan­
days
and
well
for
several
Wilson
were
visitors
in Madras dals,
come.
Involving bribes amounting to
Elizabeth Thompson
finally sent to bed Wednesday and much appreciated by those last Sunday.
more than $100,000 and defrauding of
Noble Grand
who
heard
it.
We
wish
that
by Dr. Poley.
Henrichs, SecreUry
1’he members of the Merry taxpayer» to the extent of from $5,-
such speakers could often dome
A. E. Pierson moved this week among us. After listening to Maid’s Club of the ‘Young Peo­ 000,000 to three times that sum. Since
the Queens sewer case, which result-
to Husum, Washington where her we were more convinced ples’ Sunday school class were 1 In the sentencing of Maurice E.
Post No. 71
his son-in-law, Fred Wienberger
president of the borough, to
than ever that an adaptation of entertained by Martha Wilson Connolly,
a
year
’
s
Imprisonment
on charges of
resides.
a Meets at Legion hall on
the teachings of Jesus Christ to Tuesday evening, March 17. graft in the construction of sewers,
■ 2nd and 4th' Wednesday
R. H. Coppock was in Madras every day life is the only panacea Atter the business meeting, the the investigations have extended to a
F evenings of each month.
’Monday. He reports a good rain 'or the world’s ills.
rest of the evening was spent in shortage of county cTerk fees, the
padding of the street cleaning depart­
R. J. Bruckert, Commander in Jefferson county and good
The church with a cordial wel­ games. Refreshments consist­ ment pay roll and now the magis­
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
ing of sandwiches, pickles, jello, trates and other courts. As a result:
prospects for a crop,
come.
Five Judges have resigned or been
cake and coffee were served.
The Woman’s Missionary So­
F. A. Ginn, Pastor.
removed.
They are Albsrt IL Vitale,
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. 682
Besides the regular members, who was removed
ciety of the Presbyterian Church
from the bench on
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis­
Mrs. J. M. Wilson, J. C. Wilson, charges of borrowing $20,000 from the
trict the second and fourth Friday will meet at the home of Mrs. R.
Mr. Earl Gregg and Leste" Wil­ late Arnold Rothstein, gambler apd
nights of each month. * Visiting C. Byers Wednesday Mar. 25.
gangster, killed In the Park Central
Grangers welcome.
son
were present
Robert
Dollar,
President
of
the
Mrs, Buhman and son from
C. P. Adams, Master.
hotel, and of discharging a burglar
C. E. Crites, SecreUry.
friend of Rothstein arraigned on rob­
Hermiston visited this week Dollar Steamship Lines, says:
“
I
have
kept
an
American
Sun
­
bery charges.
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hend­
Loan to Tammany Leader.
A
SHERMAN LODGE, 1 O. 143, ricks
Mrs Buham is Mr. Hend­ day school missionary in the field
George F. Ewald, who resigned after
for a period of forty-three years.
A. F. & A. M
an Investigation had revealed his con­
rick’s sister.
Marion Morrow was absent nection with a practically worthless
I
do not believe that I can em­
Valley,
MeeU in Masonic Hall, Grass
Ora Workman has bought the
mine investment concern, and also
phasize what I think of the re­ from school this week.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month
place
in
Hays
’
addition
known
as
his wife had given $10,000 to Mar­
Visiting members cordially invited to
Eighth grade agriculture pu­ that
sults of this better than to just
tin J. Healy, Tammany hall leader,
the
McCoy
place
and
has
been
meet with us.
make that statement. By this I pits are going for a field trì p as a loan. W. Bernard Vause, county
. B. E akin
repairing the property and clean­
H arold E akin
Judge, who was found guilty of using
mean, had I not believed the some time this month.
Secretary ing up for the past week.
W. M.
the malls to defraud and sentenced to
benefits to be derived from Sun­
Mrs. Wilson’s room has re six years In Atlanta penitentiary.
Mr. and Mrs. Peters and Mr. day school word very much worth
Grass Valley Ixxlge No. 131,
Francis X. Mancuso, general ses­
ceived two new shades for win
Sayrs
drove down to the city to while, I should perhaps never
sions Judge, who was forced to retire
I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and
dows in the back of the room.
because of his connection with the
4th Thursday »venings of the month in be on hand when the cattle were have 'continued with this as I
Everybody had an enjoyable City Trust scandal, In which Frank
the Odd Fellows hall.
Sojourn ng sold. €7. V. Belknap accompan­
have. The multitude of children time at the party given by the II. Warder, state banking superin­
brothers are cordially inviUd.
ied them returning Monday.
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
that have been taught in these seventh and eighth graders last tendent, was convicted of receiving al­
8ecy.
N. G.
most $100,000 in bribes. Francis X.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wallan re­ schools, and the results accom­ Friday evening
McQuade, who resigned ns magistrate
turned Tuesday from Walla WaL plished thereby, are ample evi­
Mrs. Louis Sather visited the because, he announced, of his connec­
with the New York Giants Base­
la, where they spent a few dence for me.”
primary room for a few minutes tion
ball
club, at a time when an investi­
days looking after business mat­
March 22, 1931, 10 a m. Sun­ on Thursday.
gation was being made into his polltt-
ters in which they are interested. day school.
DENTIST
The Kent high school boys < al activities. Cpunty Judge George
W. Martin virtually relieved himself
11 a. m. The Keystone Study
Mrs. L. H. Nahouse returned
have been practicing base ball from further service pending outcome
HOME OFFICE, WASCO
to her home from Grass Valley class will review the book, “Blind for the last week. They will of an investigation for evidence of
where she has been helping her Spots” which they^ recently play their first game Sunday, mall fraud in three companies in
brother, Dell Olds, during the studied in a six weeks’ course. March 22, when they clash with which he wns interested.
Regular visits made to Grass
Forty-seven per cent of the estimat­
Special music will be presented
absence of his wife.
Valley. Watch for announce­
Wapinitia, at Wapinitia
ed
expense of the city of Baker for
ments.
*
Helen Bryant, of thia city, has by the class under the direction
For two weeks no one from 1931 will be met by sources outside of
an important part in the play of Miso Margaret Scruggs
primary room has been absent or taxation. The total estimated expense
Is $186,532.
which will be given by the Grass
Th« Full Gospel Assembly
tardy.
The city of Bandon Is looking for a
Valley Woman’s Club next Sat­
The evangelistic meetings will , Captain Milk’s Castle is finish­ new dump site. The present site Is
urday evening at the Auditorium continue indefinitely, services be­
ed The two opposing teams led so located that dralnage ffom it flows
in that city.
ing held nightly at 7:45, except by Paul .Schilling and Kenneth across land use d by R. R. Davis for a
FUMERAI HOME
Last Sunday Mrs. Everett Mondays. Increasing interest is Gregg tied, both sides having a cranberry bog.
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Hastings entertained the Hulse being manifested, and everyone score of 702 points. The party
The total tai on motor vehicle fuel
family at a birthday dinner given who prays is asked to aid in which was to have been given oils during the period January 1-De-
for Mrs. O. R. Hulse and her praying down a Heaven-sent re­ tne winniug side will be given in ceniber 31, 1930, wu 11,898,409.27, ac-
Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore
cording t a report prepared at Salem
daughter
Betty, whose natal days vival.
The Evangelist, Miss the future.
——> or-----
by Hal 1 Hogs, secretary of state.
are close together.
Louise Hodge, announces for her
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
included 6,803,374 gallons of gas­
Edna McKay was absent from
Phooe222
H. M Overson with his wife subject next Sunday night school this week.
ami 307,243 gallons of distillate.
and family left last Thursday for March 22, “The Downer and Out­
All but two small pieces of right of
Supt. L W, Rakes, accompan­
for the ! mt section of the Wll-
When Your Shoes need Castle Dale, Utah, upon receiv­ ers Restaurant. ” You will find ied by Miss Weincken state as­
lam tte highv ay between Black can-
ing word that Mr. Overaon’e it is a Bible subject.
dge have been secured
Repair, send them to mother was very low at her home The Sunday services will be sistant club leader, visited school yon
; is about in readiness
Wednesday.
Miss Weincken
conducted by the pastors.
there.
talke to the girls of the sewing for th lettin of the grading contract
Sunday school at 10 a
Several automobile loads of
and yoking club about their by th( ftders .1 bureau of public roads,
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
Rebekahs left Moro in the after­ Preaching following at 11,
wners of Roseburg will
pro je
TUE DALLES noon of last Saturday to attend
iia year slightly higher
204 Second St
J. D. and Mrs. Mille
ir. The tax rate will be
than las
a meeting of the order in Ante-
compared with 44.6 mills
48.5
mil
irl who said of another girl
by
ope. The local lodge drill team
Methodist Church Notea
he increase Is due to a
t photograph that It was in e:
paf
exemplified the drill work at the
the north Umpqua hlgh-
cel
convention.
voted by the
Church school every Sund«
French
are
going
to
ha
L. J. Pape spent a day or two
maneuvers with mimic
a tunnel Into the
in
Sherman county this week morning at 10.
Attorney - at - Law
got a bit out of pra
Preaching next Sunda norn-
th<
looking over his farm lands here.
it twelve years.
ing
at
11.
He and his family have moved
itractors. Regraveling of the hlgh-
The Jolly Juniors had an addi­
re story writer stops to won­
to Sherwood w here he has a farm
y leading from th© Redwood hlgh-
women
are
wearing
larger
tion to their class last Sunday but
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93
and have left Portland. His
shoe« than 15 years ago. Possibly ■way to the mout^ of the caves is
the Beginners made the greatest
under way and will be finished before
daughter Phyllis accompanied
Moro, Oregon ’
number of miles in the trip to the
the spring influx of tourists.
him on his trip here.
Sea of Galilee. The classes now
The ladies of the Senior Bridge stand Beginners first; Jolly Juni­
Club entertained the Junior Club ors, second; Young People, third;
and several invited guests last and Bible Class last. The Jolly
Tuesday at the Masonic hall. Juniors are workers and will
DR C. L. POLEY Twelve tables were needed to ac­
probably win. The Sea of Gali-
commodate the players.
Mra. lee will be a good place for a
Homer Beale was the winner of picnic.
Crai. Vali
the first prize and Mrs L. R.
The Easter program is in pro­
Mrs.
Free-
Conlee
the
second,
FRESH
WHEATIES
gress
of preparation. There wifi
People can reach me from Moro
at night from the long disUnce man was given the consolation be recitations and songs by the
An all Bran CEREAL
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing prize.
children, and young folks, and
Salted Peanuts
Last Thursday a small but ex­ solos and choruses by a special
2 lb......... ... .............
2 Pkg F
tremely objectionable black Easter choir. Let us make our
“kitty” with white on its back Easter services just the best pos­
made its appearance in town. sible We can, if everyone will
OREGON PRUNES
He was first seen in C. L. Ire­ do his or her part.
Dr J. R. Morgan land's
garage bnt Mr. Ireland re­ The preacher will tell a story
A Healthy Food
fused to do anything to cause dis­ next Sunday morning at the
DENTIST
3-lb« for ...
comfort to his visitor. The next close of the lesson about a Great
United States Dent*
morning Mr. Bryant's woodpile Man Who Would Rather Do
aminer for this lis
had a strange odor and the "kit­ Right, Thar Be a King And Do
ty” was found near there and Wrong.
OFFICE AT
shot by A. Douma but the inci-
We hope l he bus (can arrange
to stay until the story is told.
MORO, OREGON
al day* by
The church with a cordial we
( Moro)
OH, KAY!
Mystery Comedy
Kent News
Dr. J. A. Butler
ZELLS
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Sponsored By
Grass Valley Woman’s Club
Grass Valley Auditorium
Saturday, March 21
Another Successful play by Competent
Ametures Directed by
Mrs. C. L. Poley
ADMISSION:
Grades 15c, H.S. 25c, Adults 50c
PALM OLIVE
soap ;
WHITE KING
GRANULATED
SOAP, large pkg.
.43
3 bars for ..
CRACKERS
TOMATOES
Royal Red Solid
Pack, 2 1-2»
49
3 cans .............
General Band
A 3-lb box for
A few of Our SATURDAY and MON­
DAY
SPECIALS.
I or coniplete list of
SPECIALS see our Hand Bills.
WALTER A. MAY & SON.
Fishing
When you dig out your old Tackle
Box to find out what you will need
this year
Reinember
we have a complete line of
Fishing Supplies
poles, Keels, Spinners, and the just
famous McKENZIE DKY FLIES.
Paint, Hardware, Furniture
MORO HARDWARE & IMP. CO
WERNMARK’S
W. C. BRYANT
a Minute—”
SPECIAL SAVINGS
that
die
Complete
Banking
i to han
accounts
tal
of every
ial hous-
sizer
Moro
is the
choice of the community’s
leading business men.
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BANK
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