^TownTalk
be given under the direction of Miss
To soma God is the Grest First Cause,
Pauline Davis. ,
or the Creator, who demands of Hi*
Luther Davis accompanied by Rob-
creatures obedience to the rules He hs8|
,ert
and Otto Waldman motored to The
laid down and threatens with’ eternal
Dalles,
Monday on butn n-»s
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burning if they fail to obey Him. To
many he to more or less impersonal, * Willard Helyer and son, Sheriil of
and not to be depen led on to come act­ Antelope, were visitors at the >V . G.
ively to our relief when we are hard Helyer home last Saturday.
prosed by f jes that are destroying us
The Wheatland Rebekah lodge of
physiccally, financially, socially or in­ Kent is calling a special meeting,Tues­
tellectually. But to such as know Him day, March 15, as Mrs Ethel Meldrum,
He is our lovmg, compassionate, syms- the president of the Rebekah assem­
thetic Father; and His only son is our bly, to to be prosiot for ai^_p.flijciaL
grest Elder Brother. He knows our visit. Antelope L>dge i.i to meet with
needs, our cares snd burdens, and when Kent lodge. The
will be held
we call upon Him He to not far from io the I.O. a.F, M. All Rebekah
any one of us.
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visitors will be welcome
J. D. and Mrs. Miller,
Lyle Hogue, whe has been teaching
Pastors.
at Oakland, Oregon Is visiting with his
mother, Mrs
;-nrr-while the
school at! Oakland is closed' because of
Presbyteries Cherek.
Presbyterian Church, March 13, ’32 an epidemic of measles
2:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Wilson and
Sunday School ..
Topic of the Lesson—“Jesus Com­ daughter, Nellie, and Mrs, W. O. Smith
forts his Disciples.” Text; John 14: were visitors in The Dalles, Tuesday.
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1-18. Miss Haxel Thomas will sing a
a
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solo and C« H. Thompson will give a
short talk at the opening exercises. Senator Steiwer Aids
We extend a hearty welcome toall.
In Taxation Problems
8:30 p. m
Church Services
Rev. R. A. Huchinson will preach.
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10 pounds salt ’
2 per cent codliver oil in winter
not be advisable to disc land that
was inclined to blow as plowing
NOTICE to hereby given that Clar retards blowing better than discing.
Belshe, of Moro, Oregon, who, on
February 4, 1927, made Homestead
Entry under Act December 29, 1916,
N*o. 025121, for NE M, Sec,.19, MW.H
WHE^, Section 20, Township 2
Continued from page one.
South, Range 18 East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of intention value as it has been in the past and
to make Anal - Proof, to establish a more complete system of deprecia­
claim to the land above described, be­ tion was partially worked out by thu
fore O. C. Vintin, County Clerk, at group.
Those present at the meeting were
.Moro, Oregon, on the 19th day of
tssessors W. L. Doud, of Wasco
April 1932«
county; Peter Hartman, of Wheeler
Claimant names as witnesses,:
county; Blain Maley, of Gilliam coun-
R. W. Belshee,
ey; and Margaret Peets, of Sherman
C. W. Kenny,
county. Several local citizens gath­
O. L« Belshe,
James Kenny, All of Moro, Oregon. ered to hear the discussions.
R. J. Carsner, Register.
WJmCK FOR PUBLICATION
NEW HEAD OF DRYS
Thursday evenings of
each month. Vimtiag
Joseph A, Mee, justice of the peace
members cordially in­
vi»«^ tn meet with us in Wasco precinct, has obtained hie pe­
Hugh'Chrisman, W M.
tition with which to obtain signatures
C. V. Belknap, Secy for having his pamq put on the ballot
for re-election.
!
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Bethleham Chapter No. 78 O. E. S.
Mr, and Mrs. Maurius Douma. and
neuuc«
Moro, Oregon
Regular
communica- Mrs. Joe Peters left Tuesday for Gara-
3?, tions each 2nd and 4th balda for a week’s visit with Mra.
Thursday evenings of Douma’» parents.
each month.
Mr. and Mr^. M. L Fritts of Golden-
Mrs. Irene Frasef,
dale. were visitors here over the week
Worthy Matron
end with L. W Rakes and wife-
Nana Banee. Secretary.
Mrs. Vernon Flatt is in The Dalles
hospital where she underwent a minor
More Lodge No. 113 I. O. O. F.
operation.
Moro, Oreg on
Meets every Monday
Grandma Olds left for her home in
evening in the I.O.O.F Grass Valley the first of the week
“ and
hall.
Transient
visiting brothers arc after spending the wipter with her
For those who wish to keep inform­
cordially invited tc daughter,, Mrs. L. H. Nahouse.
ed about county matters the Sherman
meet with u*.
Elmer Hansen with his wife, mother
A. Douma, N. G. and sistar, Mrs. R. F. Brisbane, drove
County Journal to indispensible.
Bishop Ernest O. Richardson, head
Joe Truitt, Secretary. to Portland Sunday night to see George
of the Methodist Episcopal church In
Hansen who was dangerously ill again
GOOP ‘ PAY—STEADY WORK
«X
at the Veterans’ Hospital. Mrs. Han
Rebecca Lodge No. i ’»6
Several choice openings in Cities and
ven
and
Mrs.
Brisbane
remained
in
the
™ .
Moro, Oregon
towns for ambitious men and wo­
Meets 2d and 4th Tuts L t* for a few days to be with him.
Continued
from
pace
one.
men. Experience unnecessary. We
days of each month.
Detroit.
v a!ter May has been away, frum
Visiting members wel­
41
nance you if required. Write today.
town several days this week.
A plan to meet thé treasury deficit, I
come.
Christian Science
0. M. Bently will make another trip
without thé imposition of special I Wife—The couple next door seem
Leona* Douma, N. G-
Third SU, Oakland, Calif.
to
this county, March 16th., for the
Subject: "Substance.”
excise taxes is suggested by Senator I to be very devoted he kisses her
Jessie Henrichs, Secretary
GoldenJText: Hebrews 11.1 Faith Steiwer, in his amendment to the I every time they meet. Why don t
pvrpose of giving automobile drivers
FOR SALE
Ntaa bead of 8
examinations. He will be at the to the substance of things hoped for, Senate Resolution providing for an I you do that ?
thia location vm slightly higher in old horses, also eoe comiag 1 year old
Chris Schult« Post No. 71
the evidence of thines not seen.
Court House from 9 untill 12.
investigation of Stocx market trans-1 Husband—I don’t know her well
Herford Bull, purebred. W.C; Helyer,
Responsive Reading: Hebrews 11 ;3, actions, which passed the Senate I enough yet.
L.
V.
Moore
end
wife
returned
from
Keot.Ore.
(mil 2& .
station.
te Meets at Legion hall on
5-10.
W 2nd and 4th Wednesday The’Dklles the first of the week after
March
4th.
The
Senator
’
s
amend-
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Church services every Sunday morn­
visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. N.
|y evenings of each month.
ment broadens the Resolution to in-
MC>n
keeping store la
ing
o’clock and
evsn-
Morse.
_ at 11 ...
_ Wednesday
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.
elude an investigation of the deafrea-L^ inamina?”
W. T. Johnston, Commander.
Mrs G. C. Akers spent the first of ®8 ** 8 oc,oci; „ . ... . ... .
Vernon Flatt, Adjutant
wyes, but you. must be very, very
- ­
All are cordially invited to attend bility of the Federal Government
the week in Wasco assisting her daugh
Continued from page one.
the church services snd mske use of taxing securities listed on the stock quiet.”
ter, Mrs Lloyd Hennagin, while Lloyd
exchanges.
The
Senator
believes
that
I
the resding room which is open deity,
“Oh, all rght, mamma. We’ll pre­
HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. «82 was ill with the flu.
plowing.”
where all authorised Christien Seienc* taxation of stock transactions would I tend we don’t advertise” -
Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis­
nd Mr-
If a farmer could disc his land
provide
sources
of
revenue
that
would
I
literature
may
be
read,
borrowed
or
trict the second and fourth Friday
iren of
early
and again later in the spring
and
Mrs.
Robins
and
two
nights of each month.
Visiting
make the excise taxes and nuisance
purchased.
Halsey, Oregon, were visitors at the
Seems
Obvious
after
the rains, if any, had fallen
Grangers welcome.
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taxes unnecessary.
C. P. Adams, Master.----
A M. Wright andH B. Belshee homes
he
would
evads any possibility of the
Congressman
Butler
and
other
I
A red haired boy applied for a job
Baptist Cherek
Mrs. Alice Belshe, Secretary. last week.
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expensive job of working summer­
members
of
the
Oregon
delegation,
I
(Grass Valley)
in a butcher shop.
The Ladies’ Aid society will hold News Notes from the Baptist Church including Senator Steiwer, have tak­
fallow unless late summer rains
“How much will you give me?”
their social at the home of Mra. Carl
started
the woods again.
This in
en a stand against the proposed in- I “Three dollars a week; but what
Grass Valley Lodge No. 131, McKeSn, Thursday afternoon, March «Grass Valley, Oregon.
itself
would
be
a
saving
worth
many
vasion of the gasoline tax field by the can you do to make yourself useful
Morning 'Worship.
I. O.'O. F. meets every 2d and 17th.
dollars
to
Sherman
county
farmers.
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Federal
Government.
This
is
a
tax
I
10 a.m
around a butcher shop ? ”
Church School ...-—
4 th Thursday svenmgs of the month in
Mr. Stephens states that it would
Dr. F
W. Clark, Optometrist,
11 Rjn field enjoyed by the States. It is also
the Odd Fellows hall.
Sojourn ng
“Anything.”
Preaching ......
office 202,
Merchants Trust Bldg , Subject, The Interval Between the believed by members of the delega-1 “Well, can you dress a chicken?”
brothers are cordially invited.
Vern McGowan.
L. K. Smith
Portland,
Oreg.
will
be
in Fourth and Fifth Dooms, Rev. 20.
tion opposing a Federal gasoline tax
“Not on |3 a week.” said the boy.
Secy.
N G.
Grass Valley, Oregon, March 17th.
that
the
tax
on
gasoline
ik
now
high
Orevon. _
March 18th. Evening Worship
Moro. Oregon,
6.30 p. m. enough, and that additional taxes on
SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS
B. Y. P. U..
March 19th.
“Tommy (to Avitor):
“What is
Wasro, Oregon,
7:30 p. m. this commodity would plaee an un­ the most deadly poison known?”
Preaching
........
Bee about your eyes, My new perma­
fair burden on those least able.-to v Aviator. “Aviation poison ”
nent prices a«e 50 percent lower than Subject—Christian Perfection.
Crystal White Soap.
. . . . . . 7 bar. 25c
Prayer meeting and Bible study bear it. The State JI i uh way Depart­
Tommy: “How much does it take
1929
and
1930.
Campbell’. Tomato Soup.
3 can. 24c
Tor your convenience 1 have ar-
Thursday 7.30 p« m., the 26th chap­ ment has taken a star 1 in opposition to kill a person?”
1 ranged for you to leave your
Vern Chitwood and family were here
to
a
Federal
gasoline
tax.
The
same
I
Van
Camp
Tomato
Catsup
14-oxbot.
1 c
ter of the Acts.
Aviator: “One drop.”
Wednesday from Madras to visit with
Fhoe Work at Walter A. May &
‘objections are made ti the proposed
DON’T BE A CAMPBELL....
Booth
’
s
Sardines
a
real
bargain
m
meat
2
for
1 oc
Mt- Chitwood’s sister, Mrs. Joo Truitt
Son. Pick up and delivery twice
A campbell will drink enough -at general manufacturer's, tax, which
Blue Ribbon Porto Rico Grape Few* 2s
a week at no cost to you.
Vic Barr has a broken finger to one time to last him for many days. adversely affects industries already
Pieces Must be Missing
Th«
B«t SsMy Cas Bsy
2 c“n> 29c
hamper his activities. He was harn­ But it is not wise for Christians to hard hit. The Oregon delegation has
JOSEPH A. MEE
Pepperell—Does your wife ever
Com Flakes Kellog or Port... .^3 pkgs 25c
essing a mule at the Futter ranch Tues­ think that they can get along without received protests against the manu­
The Waeco Shoe Man
change
her
mind?
Tea Garden Syrup......... •• •• 1-2 gal tin 61c
day and it was broken in the metoo going to church. Then why not at­ facturer’s sales tax from the canning
Salterini—No; she’s still using the
that ensued.
tend religious services at every op­ andoth er Oregon industries.
S ee O ur H and B ills for C omplete L ist of S pecials
same old one.
Mr. and Mrs. Qeorga Updegraff en. portunity for the church provides for
tertained a group of frienda from Was­ your spiritual needs as no other in­
Member Owned wholesale buying - Spel’a
co last Friday evening at the hotel with stitution can.
Take No Chances
Suggested Rations For
Cheaper Prices f-
I dinner and bridge.
S. L. Boyce, Minister-
He: “When I left my last board­
Growing
Chicks
Given
I Mrs. C. W. Templeton and her dau­
ing place, the landlady wept.”
WALTER A. MAY & SON
DENTIST
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I
ghter, Mrs. Ferrell Barr, were in Port­
Landlady; “Well, I won’t need to
HOME OFFICE, WASCO
With the opening of spring many I always collect the rent in advance«
: land the last of the week.
Council meeting Tuesday night dis­
persons
will want to know the best
WASCO
cussed some of the problems of the
ration
for
growing chicks and for
I city, particularity the hotel, and paid a Methodist Episcopal Church
laying hens. Following is a home­
N. Sherman Hawk, pastor
In Moro the First Week
I few bills, but no positive action was
made mash recommended for chicks
in Each Month
WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH
s I taken.
.by F. E. Fox, associate professor of
The streets of Moro have been grad­
Preaching every second and fourth poultry husbandry, - which is used
ed and worked during the past week by Sunday at 11 a. m.
3
with the college flocki:
Vernon Flatt and Marshall Williams
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
80 pounds ground yellow corn
I and are somewhat ■mocther than they
Epworth League at 6.80 p. m.
20 pounds ground wheat
were.
N. Sherman Hawk, Pastor.
20 pounds finely ground oats
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
A group of men met Thursday night
24 pounds millrun
to lay plans for the base ball season.
.
’
10 pounds meat meal
Mrs. Greta Rues, of LaGrande, visit­
Attorneys At Law
pounds fish meal
10
ed her parent, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C.
15 pounds dried milk
Freeman,
over
the
week
end.
Oregon
Moro
8 pounds alfalfa leaf meal
4L. ■
.
Letter Bucholts of Corbett, Oregon,
5 pounds steamed bone meal
Lyle Hogue, Wren Hogue and Will­
was in town Bunday.
5 pounds oyster shell flour
Mrs. Kenneth bholl of Arlington to iam Mitchell went to Silver Lake Sun­
1 pound salt
I in Moro vieiting her mother, Mre. day, returning Tuesday.
2 per eent cod liver oil, which
Webb Templetun.
Frank von Borstel, Jr., had the mis­ about one quart per 100 pound* ;
Hotel de Chrisman has peen occupied fortune to break hie arm last Tuesday mash mixture. In mixing large quan- |
Stock Fire Insurance — with all its
tities these proportions may be con­
several nights the past week by foot when he fell from hia pony.
experience — with its beginnings
travelers who had no place to sleep
Mr. L. E. Clark returned from The veniently multiplied by ten.
The latter part of the third week
and Shoriff Chrisman donated rooms Dalles laat Thursday where he hae been
Neat and accurate work
footed in early America—keeps up
and beds at the county jail.
done. All work Guaran­
convalescing from a major operation. the chicks are started on scratch
feed by scattering sop* oi R
teed.
Byron Peets was severely injured
Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Mathes were visi­
last Monday afternoon while in an auto­ tor, in Th-» Dalles a few days last week. the mash. The scratch feed consists
Special Attention Given
It anticipates and studies every
of equal parts of finely ground corn«
mobile on the road betwedh Tigard and
r to madting of Heating
Mr. and Mre. Dick Reckmann, Jr., and wheat and is kept before them
new fire hazard—in your home or
Portland. He and another young man
Colle
I were going out to look for a job when were visitors in Grass Valley Monday. along with the mash as long as the
W. R. REID
Mr. A. J Decker, Mr. Wilbur Hag­ chicks are in the brooder house-
the accident happened. Byron wae
gerty.
Mr. J. NMacInnis motored to
Some modifications 4 are advisable
injured in the back and pelvic regions
c cui^?3
Wasco, Or
and while no bones were broken accord­ Portland Thursday returning home when the chicks are put on the range
eliminating 10 pounds of the yellow
ing tio an X-ray examination taken Saturday evening.
I shortly after the accident it is expected
Marjory Maclnnis and Mra. George corn, 5 pounds of the dried milk,
When Your Shoes need here that he will be unable to work for Barnett, who have been on the sick and half of the bone meal and oys­
eome tima. Mr. and Mrs Peets, hie list are reported as being much better ter shell flour. Ten pounds each of
has earned its leadership by sponsor­
Repair, send them to parents, drove to Portland immediately Mre. W. R. Adama of Antelope via finely ground oats and barley may
I upon receipt of the news.
ing protection, prevention and
ited with friends and relatives last be added, while the sej^tch feed may
week while Mr. Ahams made a trip to be changed to two parts wheat, two
inspection services that benefit every
parts corn a nd one part) gray oats.
Tacoma. Waahington.
GOOD SHOE REPAIRING
community and every individual.
Mr. W G. Helyer and Darrow Kell­ 'The mash that has proved satis­
204 Second St.
. THE DALLES
ey were visitors io Grass V alley .Satur­ factory for laying hens Is as follows.
320 pounds millrun A *
day afternoon.
400 pounds ground wheat
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson were vis­
Sunday school at 10 a. m \
400 pounds ground yellow corn
itors at the J. N. Wilson home Sunday.
Preaching at 11 a. m. ,
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THE NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS
200 pounds ground oats
Miss Loraine Darby and Miss Della
* Cottage meeting in pastor’s home at
pounds
ground
barley
100
Helyer spent Friday iriicht in Wasco,
89jeteJ*w4 NEW YORK
7:80 p. m.
200 pounds meat meal
returning to Kent Saturday, where
CHICAGO. 122 Wut
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SAN FRANCISCO, Mutants Excb^ngt BUf.
When facing the arrest, false accus­
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100 pounds fish meal X
Miss Darby visited with Miss Helyer
ations, the mockery .of a trial and cru­
100 pounds dried milk
Saturday andUunday.- • •
cifixion, the Lord Jesus said "Peace I
80
pounds Alfalfa leaf meal
There were flfty-three present at
leave with you, my peace I give unto
Phone 845 The Dalles, Ors
50 pounds bone meal
Bunday
school
last
Sunday,
but
it
is
you; not as the world givoth, give I to
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
’ H <3
20 pounds oil meal
you. Let not your heart be troubled, hoped there will be more next Sunday,
20 pounds oyster shell flour
or
neither let it be afraid.*’ John 14:27, to enjoy the short program which will
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ASSESSORS MEET
SOIL MOISTURE
DISCING VS PLOWING
Dr. J. Â. Butler
Keeping up
PLUMBING
STOCK
FIRE INSURANCE
WERNMARK’S
CH
'
ZELLS
FUMERAI HOME '
ambulance service
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