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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1931)
sociatlon. À picaic lunch and program was enjoyed by HO persons at Battle »HERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. 1,1888 Mountain park recently, when tho . GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct. 14, 1897 Reprinted for “The Sun Dial” by H. I. Phillipa, UmoKIte county women’s auxiliary CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 9, 1991 in the New York Sun, May 2#, 1931 of tho Oregon State Wool Growers’ association sponsored what may be Grass Valley, Ore., June 21, 31 I believe in the United States of jobs overboard and deciding to come an annual event for Umatilla 1 Published Every Friday at Maro. Oregon, By Editor Sherman County Journal county wool growers. America. , _ .... make a living as ferryboat musi- Managing Editor GILES L. FRENCH Dear Sir: Your editorial of last I believe in the American abili ciana. Loganberries, chief of the small fruit I believe that what the country ty to beat any heatable set of edition, “The Grange Renigs” has crop of tho Estacada district, promise ciftumstances and come up smil- needs more than any thing also is Entered as •ecood-claaejnattor al the ’oetoAoa, at Moro. Oregon, under Aet of! eauaed considerable comment which I a restoration of the ducking better returns than in any previous ini 'T believe in the .bility of the I stool Congress of March 8, 1879. I believe is not justified by the con »tool for pro! Profewion.1 w-im!.*, season. Last year ’ s shipments wore A Holstein cow owned by C. R. American citiaen to ewim up »quawkem, calamity howlera and ditions as they now exist. 135 tons and it la oxpeeted that with SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE You as well as those who have Smith, Pendlotoa dairyman, led all improved climatic conditions and In- fast ball pitching, stream, hit nit last oau ptwnwu. 1___ 1- out -..A. of — > a half-nelson naloAfl OMil break and I believe in the abilit Instinct, |1 60 studied the economic conditions re- other cows in the Umatilla County creasbd acreage this year’s shipments One Year have « p retty good time in Cow Test association for May with s 1.90 alize the financial crisis facing agri- Six Months will amount to 300 tons. IbeTiev. that in the long ™n 1 any difficulty, to »cal. yiyr.aj»^ culture today; and how unpractical record butterfat production of 85.1 Golfers of southern Oregon will pounds from 2502 pounds of milk. fair weather overbalance, the bad, *ble 10 it would be to endeavor to hold an FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1981. gather at Marshfield July 4 and 5 for Farmers of the St. Helens commun that all “breaks” are .ubiect to payment on the automobile, to put Agricultural Fair facing a deficit sr law of "average, that the ex-. .omething in the bank and to look the dedication of the Coos Country which the Fair Board do not wish to (ty are to have a co-operative feed and Club’s new 310,000 clubhouse. Invita prewion “Good old day.” i. rela- adveniity >n the face and tell it to seed store under the supervision of cover by their personal notes. DEBT POSTPONEMENT IM ii d.: wi1"" COme’ °Ut I *’l the American people tions have been extended to tfie golf * * • . . v l The Grange is always ready to the Lower Columbia Co-operative clubs of Ashland, Bandon, Cottage I believe a little optimism never wiU continue to own “51 °pcr»t“ president Hoover'd for debt •ettlemedto settlemedts wiJLdo will do more aUnd firmly for anythin» that prq7 creamery. Tho store will carry a com Greve. Eugene, Grants Pass, Klamath pr eddant Hoover ’^ proposal proponl ior hurt any body and can be taken automobile, and that there to not ». 9 resoected in-Europe than ! motes the welfare of agriculture, but plete line of feeds and seeds for the Falls, Modford and Roseburg. la Chinaman s chance that condt- to make the name of the United Staten respected in Europe , to be cen8ured ior not dairy and poultry fanner. I believe in the capacity of the lion, wiil arise which wilj Mk« Each year the Molalla Buckeroo any thing that haa >anpened aince the war *Since the end of that gRpnBorin< an agricultural exhibit E. K. Hunter’s registered bull, No American industrial leader and in features Indians. The show on July the common sense of the American go back to the bicycle and the wa hâve been known to the people acroM the Atlantic at a I which would not meet the approval of ble Chief Joseph, was named tho out 3, 4 and 5 thia year will emphasUe buggy. conflict w. tave been known an(J Mpecially the standing sire of the dairy division in workingman. I believe the American house I believe that Uncle Sam is nation of grasping moneylenders that exacted; the a« p y tex payers who may not be members eastern Oregon’s livestock show. Hun this feature. Chief Powette and a wife will continue to have an elec number of the Simanasa tribe will still at the old stand with a brave principal end Intereat from European debtor«. New we haVt*n è t _ ter is from Wallowa. Kenneth Kooch's ice box and will never again heart and a clear head and I do tric establish an Indian village on. the ... À _ »vu into one that !• more favorable! Permit me to again state that the registered Ayrshire cow was eh<«en grounds... They will arrive on June 2« not believe he is in any danger of be satisfied to spend a half day opportunity to change thil option 8ta. I grange is ready and willing to cooper- the outstandiag dairy cow. losing his pants, coat, vest or mopping up the kitchen after the * ‘ In visit of the old-fashioned iceman. and will be used for advertising shirt. And »hould rtkaltSù better trade relatione between the United » | Fair Bo<rd at any and Members of the Pacific Northwest neighboring cities. I believe the old fashioned wash I believe in the total inability tub has gone for good and that Library association, which includes all times. of Russia to change the course of tet »nd buyers »cro»» the ••«.. Plans for a state-wide meeting of anybody who thinks the American the states of Oregon, Washington, But we as an organization do not the stars, to rearrange the general In The government i. following the Mme policy m priv.te money tax equalisation leagues to be held appearance of the heavens,, to wife is going back to the old days wish to be classed as (One who renigs) Utah, Montana, Idaho and the province McMinnville July 11 were made eliminate the constellations, to of drudgery and inconveniences lender, nre finding it nec^ry to follow-giving more time to pey in matters concerning the welfare of of British Columbia, held their 21st" McMinnville recently whon Yamhill, discontinue the daily rising of the is two-thirds cookoo and one-third annual convention at the Gearhart mule. - debt, when needed. Europe hM ju.t m much money th.t c.n be agriculture. sun, to subject the Pain bow to a army Marion and Washington county league I believe three square meals a C. P. Adams, hotel in Gearhart last week. five-year plan or to make the members met there. Discussion at ‘.ent to thi. country. If it come, in the form of c..h order, for American of normal backbone day will always be the American Master Sherman County Pomona. The United States forest service is tho meet will center on a test suit on jump into a hole and pull it in standard, but that even if we miss ’ good, it keep. mill, and Jtttorie. bu»y. labor employed and far* conducting a.survey in Coos county discriminatory texes on real property one or two it won’t hurt us. after hinu—~ A* . I believe in common sense and to determine the rate at which forests as compared with personal. • I believe that American - rail mere more preperon.. If it come, in the form of debt fo natural vision as opposed to the are being out away and marketed. roads are worth considerable more Whon a turkey hen on tho E. D. ment and intere.t It goe. into the coffer, of the government from “fidgets” and the use of smoked The work is under direction of H. M. than a dime a dozen. glasses when anything goes wrong. Jones farm near Shelburn deserted I believe the United States Johnson. The government had no det- where it i. paid out to bond bolder, who in mo.t cue. reinve.t it I believe in the silver lining, the her nest a gobbler took up tho work. Steel Corporation, the American fnlte Information on these subjects. after the storm, the .gain if time, are good or withhold it from u.e if condition, do Telephone & Telegraph Company, rainbow "Recently the hen changed her mind plunge through the center, the Preparations for the Freiberg Pas the General Electric Corporation and threatened trouble. Mrs. Jones Lewis Zogg is here from Ox- and other big industrial institu infallibility of the slogan “never sion Play, to be given in Marshfield pacified the hen by giving her eight not seem favorable. < with your chin,” and the po onard, California, to pick up his tions will stay in business and that lead three successive evenings on July 3 of the gobbler’s setting, leaving him It this plan » accepted by the other oetion. it will determine tency of the. cries ., “Block that none of them is in any danger of kick!” and “Hold^em, Yale!” household goods and move them to 5, are under way and workman are having to take on a side line of whether tho.e who here adrocatioe cancellation of debt, are cor- to the" south where the family erecting the scenery and stage. Tho ten. Now Mr. and Mrs. Turkey are I believe that much of the world harmoniously co operating in the bus lead pencils or apples. ZX their theory or not and will perh.p. lead th. way to mor. is “done by mirrors.” play will be rendered on Golden field, iness of raising a family. I do not believe there is any depression will make their home. I believe the worst is over and danger of seeing John Pierpont that athletic grounds of the local high it never was as bad as it was . Two would-be burglars received the u Dr. and Mrs R. z B. Taylor school. Morgan, Owen D. Young, General satisfactory international agreements. advertised. surprise of their lives when they broke Atterbury, Charlie Schwab or were here a few hours last Fri H. I. Phillips. James A. Ferrell throwing their The recent heavy rains have de into the Bickford & Son store at Pine day to visit friends and view the stroyed the entire cherry crop of the Grove. One of them touched a bur SHERAR’S GRADE destruction wrought by the- hail Hood River valley and surrounding glar alarm and without warning the Th. los. of the Sherar', grad, road in th. rec.nl cloadburet storm. country. It is estimated that the loss entire store was flooded with light. The yeggs, expecting a fusillade of raise, a auction about road, in general that require. «orne «xplan- Mrs. Herpoan Zeigler and child in the White Salmon, Underwood, Mo sier and Hood River districts will to shots, yelled with fright as they raced ren are visiting in Hillsboro this tal' 1500,000. for their car. They escaped, leaving •tion before it canbe settled. _ nf week and Mr. Zeigler left Fri- A spectacular fire swept through behind tools for safe-breaking. This washout come, at a time when th. market m 0 delivered In Denver at 6 o’clock in Willamette valley. The Portland rate to see hia folks for a few days. the Fir-Pine Lumber company's plant The old state fair board, although is 28% cents, and the Salem rate la the county for this year hM been .pent and at “ t,me g at Medford, dolng^damage estimated not actually terminated until July 1» "the evening after leaving Salem In They will return Sunday. 25 cents* i the morning. Deliveries every other tory Of roadbuilding in th. .tat. Wb'S . "^Tb. wX” » at 135,000. Origin was unknown. The transferred its records and duties to Before commanding officers and as Miss Victoria Wedam is visit box factory was swept by fire early Max Gehlhar, director of the new state day, are to follow. Tho altitude at sembled soldiers of the 82d Infantry market road construction is going into effect. Th. »»»boot M ’which the plane flies eliminates the brigade of the Oregon national guard, X .t. that ordinary emergency (fund. “ ing here with Mr. and Mrs. John this spring and resumed operations a agricultural department, created by an necessity of refrigeration. ' short while ago. act of the 1931 legislature. The-state and * throng of ex-associates, friends Buether, from her home in Che A reduction in freight rates on can and admirers, a stately memorial In Twine of the northwest particularly fair was one of the departments ab putting it in shape for travel. It will require th. halis. v and of the entire world generally will sorbed by the new state activity. Mrs. nery pears between Medford and San enduring gray granite was dedicated revere! thousand dollar, to make a road to Delmar Baker, is visiting bis be Invited to Albany for the third Al Ella Shults Wilson, secretary of the Francisco was announced by the last week to the late George W. Jos - on, washed out and it is probabl. that a place for a MW gr. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. bany Twin round-up Labor day, Sep state fair board for many years, will Southern Pacific railroad. The new eph, at Camp Clatsop. The dedication rate, effective this season, is 38% occurred just a year from the day ™ blind that win be cheaper than would «retraction on th. be retained, it was said. tember 7. J. Baker, this week. cents a hundred. The old rate was when Senator Joseph, republican nom Marion county’s famous cherries are The fifth annual ram sale spon M ‘ > Corliss Andrews and Earl sored by the Oregon Wool «Growers’ on the tree one day and bringing a 49% cents. The new rate gives tho inee for governor of Oregon and long 0 route.. has to pasa on improvements 101d8 were practicing fancy gold association will be held in Pendleton bonus price In the Denver market tho Medford district north and south mar a member of its state senate, dropped The state h.ghw.y eomm.s.mn h.. top«. bighw.y. ,hot8 on the greens at The Dalle, kets and cuts the heavy-differential dead while watching maneuvers of this year on August 18, according to next day as the result of Lee Eyrly which has favored Portland and tho or building of market road, or road. that co" ne^ before lakt Sunday. the 162d infantry, Walter A. Holt, secretary of the as- and his airplane. The first cargo was german (County 3mmud Fire which spread so quickly that two workmen had to flee for their Uvea destroyed the RalheaRogers sawmill at Glenwood, 14 miles north west of Forest Grove, with a loes of about 826.000* Scappoose dike-land farintn. planting cucumbers and cabbages sgaln this season for the conserving plant. Over 509 acres has been put out. This is a oonslderuble Increase A CREED FOR 1931 Grass Valley ■ * MORO STATE BANK -fl •o it will be necessary to get t e suppoi the Shearers ro»d can be repaired or ' It is an important road and will - grade i. built. Then tho»e w ho travel the Wapin j w Shepard made a trip to hen a go od I Pendleton when a goodl Pendleton the the last last of of the the week week ff t0 the to attend the meeting of co op- fields'er,tive of the loC81 uv* . a. . n m grain growers. of Sherman county with comfort all tb. way W. Ray Blake has been out of that thi. cloud buret will hasten the eon.truetion of a Rood «f^ 1Dur.iw..M-........ ........... for a feW d“y8’ ,eBVing from Sherar's quicker than anything else would nave | Wi|t to handle the business up the canyon iru»« «asoon ------------- a------- — as .. by himge|f don., for now it i. ntaolut.ly necerean to build plan, c.n be prepared and arrangement, m.de with Mb . Henry Tetz and wife have , gone to California to visit with I relatives for a week or so. railroad suicide A hot golf match was pulled ■ Mnip, _j|| „.„tot in cutting I off in The Dalle, last Thursday It .eem. that the railroad compnnIM | when Tom Garrett, and George their own thro.*’They lo.t. part of th. bau mg ^ne..^ Wilcox challenged Earl Olds and cure their retrev. too high and ar. now '“P1*1“'* " Corliss Andrews to decide supre - .tet. Commerce Commi..ion to allow them toraire them .tUl h>gh macy in their chosen game. . ■ er’ When Ly lowered rate, on 1.« than car »red abipment. in X, 1* -.... “r — Call For Bids d School District No. 33 will ac-’ cept sealed bids for school bus panic have been bringing their gMOlme In by truck Igo 0 11« driver for school year 1931-1932, cheaper than rail, and it i. ..f. to “ Ow- until July 1,1931* at 12 o'clock, wheat will be hauled to market by truck unlM. rad rate, are low noon. The board reserves the right ered by the time barveit i» on. Sher- Truck hauler, have been bringing wood and lumber3nto Sh to reject any or all bids. P auline W ilcox , Clerk. mari county for the pwt month or mo« ‘hM>»r tan th. re^ Grass Valley, Oregon. will haul it and to the detriment of local dealer, in there common 2 z If thi. wm hauled in the fall of th. year wheat would taken out on the réturn trip. - _ <2 than thnira ervice if any other firm or bu.ioe. chargé, more than th« r. « « I, W nh or can be bought from «me other p^e. lore they OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERALINTEREST customer., and we see no rearen by why th. railroad, .hould not Issuance of motor vehicle licenses for the period July 1, 1ML to June 80- come under the same rule. 1932, started in both tho Salem and Portland offices of the state motor The G. A. R. men wM marched in tho par.de in Portland in- vehicle department June 18th. Water taken from a drinking foun «tend of riding showed the .ame urge to do their duty, the «m« tain on Main street. Baker, a few days pride of phymcal ability that dl.tlngui.hed them when Unco ago by a representative of the state health department is reported to have called for national defender«. * tested “A,” tho highest rating possible. A man in South Carotin, qua««- amount of chicken he consumed at on. cooking was evidently belter than tar diction or hi. app.t.t. was greater than his good humor. Mrs. 8ue Hair of Eugene had the tallest delphiniums in bloom in the vicinity. Some of the plants measured 10 foot 8 inches In height and some of tho blooms 2% inches In diameter. Tho small black ground flea has caused considerable damage to vetch Well, we suppose in tho Salem section of Oregon, ac So they closed the children’« wtlkaton. cording to reports of growers. Experts of Oregon Stalo college have been no tified. unti Tho green pea harvest in The Dalles It might be a «ood ide. to haeetb. area is ended. A total of 24 refriger tome other price, drop down to the leol ot farmer. Income. ator cars was shippod. Owing to the dry weather and 1<X price, shipments . Th» weather 1. flne for wheat It jwt »«to better and bettor did not come up to tho 45 cars pre* dieted b. MM » ** •very day. ■—"
