Sherman County journal., February 24, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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THE SHERMAN
COUNTY JOURNAL,
OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1W3.
MORO.
cojnplaint, namely: for a decree of
the above entitled court that you and
each of you be required to set forth
the nature of any claim or claim«,
or Mt forth the nature of any estate,
title or interest you may have in and
„ FOR SALE—100 laying pullets,
to the property described in plain­
Buff Orphington and White Lehorne.
Bnef Resume of Happenings
tiff’« complaint, to-wit:
■W- E- Tate, Wasco, Oregon
Beginning at a point eighty
of the Week Collected for
Mrs. Flora Wright entertained last
•
rods
North from the Southeast
Our Readers
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
corner of Section Three, Town­
Mrs- Jack Sheete for Mrs. Joseph
ship Two North, Range Sixteen,
Highlights of the Oregon legislature
Mee. Mrs. Bob Evans gave a reading
beginning Monday, February 13th:
East of the Willamette Meridian;
and the afternoon was spent visiting-
thence
North on Section line for
One-man «tate tex commission bill
Dainty refreshments were served by
a
distance
of 15 rods for the
indefinitely poatponed.
the hostess.
Senate wbuld relieve counties of
true point of beginning; thence
Aid Private Industry
paying for support of non-violent in-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins and son,
at right angle East for a dis­
Congres« is urged to make funds Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yokum ana
«ane.
.
tance of 20 rods; thence at a
Non-partisan ballot made more
of the Reconstruction Finznc« corpor­
Bob
right angle North to the south­
daughter
were
guests
at
the
ation available for use by private in­
elastic by senate.
erly edge of the Columbia River:
Governor asks legislature to con­
dustry in a memorial Introduced by Evans home Friday evening, The
thence down the Columbia River
Senators Gos«, Spaulding, Duncan, diversion of the evening was a “jig
trol local tex bodies.
Bill offered to curb evasion of pay­
Corbett and Bynon. The memorial saw puzzle *
to that certain point where said
I
point« out that activities of private
ment of gasoline tax.
Columbia River intersects with
Franklin W. Fort, chairman Home
industry have been seriously curtailed
The Thursday afternoon bridge club
West line of Section Two, Town­
Loan bank, warns legislat e-« against
by lack of fund«, resulting In cur­
entertained their husbands with a
ship
and Range aforesaid; thence
tailed
operations
and
throwing
thous
­
mortgage moratorium.
pot luck dinner at the home of Mr.
South along said section Jine Ur
ands of men out of employment.
Highway commission : •« confer­
¡and Mrs-Guy Andrews Friday nighu
enee on finances.
the place of beginning; also, to­
Six-Hour-Day Bill
ete.
Telephone bill approved by
1
After dinner bridge was played and
gether with an easement over
Senator Upton’s bill providing for
and across Lots Three and Four
Tux Board Bill Killed
a six-hour day and five-day week on I Mrs. Harry Van Gilder made high
teachers, have a larger and better i
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public contracts went
down -------------
to defeat ecore for the ladies and Art Barzee Total stocks at the first of the season,
of Section Two,, Township and
The Burke-Brown bill abolishing
including this year’s crop were library,»more activities, and frequent w THE CIRCUIT C0URT OF THE
a vote of 24 to 5. | for the men<
in> the s?r
the preaent^tate tax commission and
Range aforesaid, to these gran­
Senator« who supported the measure
STATE 0F OREGON FOR SHER­
around 130J)00*000 bushels less than outside speakers oould be more easily
establishing a one-man commission at
tees and assigns to cross over
The Odd Fellows will give a Hard a year earlier. No shipments were secured. He would have more elec­
were Dunne, Goss, Hazlett, Jones and
a salary of 33600 was killed in the
MAN
COUNTY
said lands and maintain a road
Upton.
Time Dance at the Fraternity hall made from Black Sea ports and trade tive subjects with the possibility of a
senate last week. The bill came in
SUMMONS
thereon
between the above deed­
’
’
The
senate
approved
a
bill
Intro
­
from the committee on county and
on March 1st.
reports indicate a shortage of wheat vocational guidane» program. Cur­ • Maryhill Ferry Company, a corpor­
duced by Representative Snider pro­
state offices on a "do n<it pass” re-
ed tract and the Columbia River
The Neighbors of Woodcraft had both for seed and food in parts of riculum adjustments would not neces­ ation, Plaintiff,
viding that 160 mile« of the so-called
* port.
Highway, using as nearly as pos­
"Yellowstone highway” shall
b« a card parvy at the lodge hall last Russia, .including Ukraine, North sitate his carrying such, a rigid fixed
The senate, however, passed the
vs.
sible the road as now laid out
placed on the stat« highway map. Thursday night. There were 6 tables Caucasus and the Lower Volga Re­ course of instruction. Instruction
Corbett bill relieving counties from
W.
Lair
Hill
and
Julia
Chandler
Hill,
and travelled.
The
section
of
highway
affected
ex
­
the burden of caring for non-violent
gion. The issuance of certificates would be improved, a health program husband and wife; William Grant) a
Alpo. beginning at«a point
tends from Lakeview to Canyon City. of 500 and Mrs- Ehie Medler mauc
insane in state institutions. The meas­
By it two-to-one vote the house high score for the ladies and Harry for the export of wheat from Ger- could be carried out to better advan- single man; Gorham B. Goodell,
ure repeals a provision passed by the
eighty rods North from the
^any was discontinued at the end of tage with a larger faculty, competi- Truste« of the firm of Goodell A . Southeast corner of Section
passed the beer bill, legalizing béer of Kichelderfer for the men- Mrs. Lena
legislature of two years ago although
3.2 alcoholic content and providing Brock made low score. •
It still requires that relatives of insane
anuary. The-domestic milling quota tion and contact with students from Walker; Portland pistilling & Mill­
Three in Township Two North of
for control of ita distribution.' The
patients who are
to pay shall
n Holland was increased to 35 per larger schools would be made possible.
ing Company, ■ < corporation also
Range Sixteen, East of Willam­
compensate the state ^or the cost of
Mrs- Jeff Wilson of The Dalle
beer bill sailed through the house of
The school could be the community known as Portland Milling & Dis-
•ent
effective
February
13.
representatives
with
even
14««
oppo-
ette
Meridian and running thence ,
caring for these patients. There was
> .
spent several days last week as th<
center for the greater part of the dlling Company; Richard- Nixon.
*
............
«itiön
than was registered against the.
* no opposition to the bill.
Continued
from
page
one
North
twenty-four rods and six
guest of Mrs. Reid.
County and' community organizations Assignee of Portland Distilling A
resolution to refer to the people re­
'y
a
rain
of
2.15
inches
the
last
days
feet;
thence
West eighty rodnj
v
Governor’« Message
peal of the two dry section« of th*
Naomi Grady was an over nigh
would have a common meeting place- Milling Company, a corporation; G-
thence
South
twenty-four rods
Recommending to the house and
’
May.
*
«tâte constitution a few day« ago.
1 guest whh Catherine Richelderfei
Study clubs and Parent Teachers As­ B- Goodell, a single man; J. W.
senate that the legislature extend the
We may have heavy,rains in the
and six feet; thence Fast to the
sociations would all have a common Walker, a single man; G» W. Hoff­
the last of the week.
Two Pay Cut Bills Backed
“5 to 30 per cent,” salary reduction
spring and summer this year. One
. place of beginning, containing
Two «alary reduction bills fathered
nchedule adopted by the ways and
interest and would have th« use of man a single man; also all other
Te
K.
of
P
’
s
had
a
benefit
care
take
the
records
and
figure
the
twelve and two tenths acres, ull
can
by Senator Francisovich received fav­
means committee for state «alariea out
motion picture equipment, school or­ persons or parties unknown claiming
above described lands being sit­
orable consideration. One of these party Monday night at the lodge hall. chances to suit his own supply of
- over all officials and employe« of
bill« would reduce the salaries of all There were 6 tables of 500 and Mrs. optimism. In the last 23 years there chestra or library facili ies at their any right, title, estate, lien or interest
county and city government through­
uated in the County of Sherman,
Better school entertain­ in the real estate described in the
Clatsop county officers approximately John McDertnid made high score foi have been 7 times when over an inch disposal.
out the state, Governor Meier sent a
State of Oregon.
15 per cent, while thç. other.. woul d i
special message to both houses last
Jake Stone for th. of rainfall fell in March, 7 Aprils ments and dramatics could be pro­ complaint herein.
and
that all adverse claims of Sw
the
ladies
and
place the constable of the Seaside dis­
week. He points out that the legis­
vided and they in turn would be more
have seen over an inch of rain fall,
Defendants. and each of you in and to said proper­
men-
trict on a fee basis.
lature made an “earnest study to re­
successful financially than at the
A report of the interim committee
duce the cost of state government and
TO: • W. Lair Hill and Julia ty may be determined by a decree
The Tuesday Study Club met this 8 times May has brought over an inch present time- Such a school would
appointed by the Ï931 legislature' to
to reduce taxes which represent only
an inch
of
rain,
three
times
has
over
nice
Bob
Evans.
A
Chandler
Hill, husoand and wife; of this court; and that by decree it
in July' attract outside attention- It would
study the chain store situation was week with Mrs-
10 per cent of the tex load on prop­
of
rainfall
come
in
June
and
given-
Mrs.
Louis
William
Grant,
a single man; Gorham be adjudged and decreed that you and
filed in the senate and later referred program was
erty,” but points out that “if the tax­
when
it
become
a
matter
of
civic
pride,
not
each of you. and any or either of the
to the committee on assessment and Scholl was admitted in the club as a there has been but one time
payers of the state are to, have any
of any one community but of several. B- Goodell, Trustee of the firm of defendants herein, have po estate,
rained over an inch-
taxation. The committee recommend­ new member.
real relief it must come from a sub­
And as all progressive schools, it Goodell & Walker; Portland Distill­ interest or claim of interest in or to
ed that each store, in excess of three,
■tantlal reduction on local tex levies
The winter mdnths that is Decem-
ing & Milling Company, a corpora­
E. L. Morton returned Tuesday ber, January and February have been should be an advertising asset to the
operated by any one person or cor­
which represent ' 90 per cent of Ore-
also known as Portland Milling said real property, and that the title
poration, be taxed at the rate of 3200 from Idaho where he has been foi
county.
These ideas may be a tion
gon’« bill.”
A Distiling Company; Richard Nixon,! of plaintiff thereto is n goad
very
dry
in
this
county.
There
has
annually. The report was signed by the past three weeks on business.
Utopian dream but most certainly the Assignee of Portland Distilling A valid title; and that it be further
Excerpts from Message
been little snow and almost no rain-
J. E. Bennett, Elton Watkins and
greater portion could be a reality in
“While it is a theory of democracy
John Manning.
Mr. and Mrs- Clarenre Offrey of Up to the first of December we were
Milling Company, a corporation; G. decreed that you and each of you
community
may
de-
Senator’s Woodward’s bill relating Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs nearly up to normal but the dry east the event of the organization of a
that each local
be forever enjoined and debarred
larger high school and all of this at B- Goodell, a single man; J. W. j
cl de for itself how much*money it
to cruelty to children under the age
from asserting any claim whatever
wind
of
the
first
week
of
that
month
J.
O.
Yocum
Tuesday
evening.
will spend and what obligations it
of 16 years was approved. I
lesser expense than at the preent Walker, a single man; G- W. Hoff­ in or to said land and premises ad­
I Mr. and Mrs- D. F- Young of Dufur removed a larg^. part of the surface
man, a single man; also all other
will assume, the fact nevertheless re­
Income Tax Boost Urged
moisture froth the ground and it has time.
mains that such an expression of de­
persons or parties unknowU claiming ■ verse to the plaintiff, and for such
With a tentative objective of rais- . /¡sited at the Royce home Tuesday.
mocracy is frequently the expression
net been replaced.
any right, title, estate, lien or in­ other and further relief as to the
Ing 34,500,000, the house commltte« Mrs. Royce and Lloyd will return to
of a tight little bureaucracy, as the
Due to the heavy rains of last May
terest in the real estate described in ■ court may seem meet and proper.
on taxation and revenue considered □ufur with them for a visit.
controling few are often those in Of­
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
there is thought to be as much mois­
revision of the income tex, increasing
the complaint on file in the above en- I This summons is served upon you
ficial positions or small groups of in­
W.
L.
Wilson
and
son
were
up
from
the
present
rates
and
lowering
the
ex
­
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN,
That
ture in te fifth and sixth feet of earth
terested propagandists having ulterior
titled proceeding and as in this by publication thereof for a period
emptions.
Th« present exemptions Rufus Tuesday and Mr. Wilson states as there tfas last year and this is the by authority of an execution issued
of four consecutive weeks in the
objects In view in levying exactions
sommons set forth and described,
are 31500 for a single person and his belief that many of the fruit trees
Sherman County Journal, a news-
on taxpayers and in directing expendi­
out
of
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
reserve the crop must draw upon un­
Defendants.
32500 for married with >400 ter each
tures of public funds.
paper of general circulation publish-
in the orchards near his home are less there are heavy rains in June.
of
Oregon
for
Sherman
County,
dated
depcity.int.
"Without some control over local
IN THE NAME OF tpE STATE
weekly at Moro in sherman Coun-
badly
injured
by
the
freeze.
the
15th
day
of
February,
1933,
upon
During
the
period
for
which
records
taxes and indebtedness, home rule, In
OF
OREGON,
You,
and
each
of
you.
Oregon> by order of the Honorable
The Kelly bill, which declare«
a Decree for the foreclosure of a
my opinion, la merely a vain theory
against the public policy of certain
Mr. and Mrs- W. H- Burres enter- have been kept there has been 25
are
hereby
required
to
appear
and
HendrickB| judge .of the Circuit
which frequently results in home ruin.
contractu which ar« «o one-sided as to tained the Saturday night dinner months between the first of March mortgage wherein Pearl Grimes Free- answer plaintiff's complaint filed
"With proper control, however,
Court
of the State of-Oregon for
result in restraint of trade passed th«
and the first of July ?n which over an love, administratrix, was plaintiff and
against you in the above entitled Cherman County, made and dated the
there may be provided the processes- house. The bill* is aimed at certain club at their home this week. There
inch of rain has fallen. So it seems Wasco Motor Service Company, a cor­
of law and the practical means where­
court and cause on or before four 3rd day of February, 1933.
contracts which oil companies hav« were four tables of bridge after din­
probable that there will be at least poration, et al, were defendants,
by the real substance of homo rule
been making with service station op­ ner Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White made
weeks from the date of thé first
The date of the first publication of
may be preserved and protected, not
one month of the four this year in ’ said Decree being in favor of said
erators.
high score for the club and Mr. and
publication of this summons as here­ this summons is February 10th, 1933.
only for the benefit of the local gov-
Highlights of Wednesday'« se««ion Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg for the guests. which that amount may be expected. plaintiff for the sum of Seven Thou­ inafter stated, and if you fail to so
ernmente but for the best interests
* C- L. Pepper
of the legislature were:
More than that will be needed and sand Dollars ($7,000 00), with inter­ answer said complaint, or otherwise
of th« state as a whole.
Senate favorable to basis science
Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Yocum who appreciated.
I
eat
thereon
at
Seven
per
cent
per
an-
Attorney for Plaintiff
"A number of states have enacted
appear or plead herein* for want
measure.
spent the winter in the valley re­
legislation controlling local tex levies
Residence
and Postoffice Address:
Salary reduction Will« reported.
thereof plaintiff will apply to the
turned to Wasco this last week.
and bond issues, which has resulted
The-Dalles,
Oregon
Memorial urgee congress to help
court for the relief demanded in its
not only In savings of millions of dol-
Oregon Industry.
Missess
Margaret
McKee
and
Rose
­
* i«rs to the taxpayers but in placing
Klamath Fall« armory approved by mary Walker visited at The Dalles
MM
the various local governments on a I senate.
sound financial basis. Until similar
Saturday
evening
Senate approves nine forestry meas-
OREGON STATE
LEGISLATIVE NEWS
Salary Boost Bill
The senate put Its approval upon
the first salary Increase of th« pres­
ent session when It passed the Dunn«
bill Removing th« limit of th« salary
paid to th« secretary to the publie
utilities commissioner. According to
Senator Zimmerman who supported
the bill. It is designed to permit the
commissioner to increase the pay of
his first assistant from its present
level of 3250 to the level of other
deputies who now receive 3300 a
month. The only objection to the bill
was voiced by Senator Burke who has
consistently opposed salary Increases
at this session.
w
[
Wasco
.
num from May 14, 1931, until paid, I
son and Bryan Van Gilder and son
„»J Fifty *- Dollars
—J
for Three — Hundred
COUNTY UNIT
were diner guests last Sunday at the
($350
00)
attorney
’
s
fees,
and
for
Continued from page one.
M. A. Young home in Moro.
Mary Thomas is reported on the line with an enrollment of one hun- plaintiff’s costs and disbursements of
suit made and expended herein, I will
sick list with the flu this week
( dred or more.
on the 20th day of March, 1933 at the
In the matter qf interscholastic hour of 10 o’clock a. m- of said day,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eaton were
business visitors m The Dalles last i athletics many of the present objec­ at the front door of the County Court
The small ehil<l of Weyland Weld tions would be eliminated- The trend house In Moro, Sherman County, Ore­
has been quite ill this week with flu. in athletics is very strong now toward gon, sell at public auction to the
mass athletics, entire class or school highest bidder for cash in hand, all
competition and one teacher could be the following described real property,
ARGENTINE WHEAT
assigned to carry out a health pro-[ situated in Sherman County, Oregon,
gram
and athletics. Competition to-wit:
Argentine and 6,583,000 bushels from
with larger ( Lots numbered Five (5) and Six
would
be
carried
Australia. Demand from Europe and
chances for * (6) and the West Half of Lot
and
neighboring
schools
other importing area« remained dull
athletically
and
success
financially
Four (4) all in Block Four (4)
bo that the unfavorable prosp»<|:8
.
enhanced.
The
of
McPhersons First Addition to
would
be
greatly
for Winter wheat in the United States
is
not
usually
a
Wasco,
now City of Wasco, Sher­
small
school
team
was apparently of little influence in
success
financially
and
sine«
an
un-
’
man
County,
Oregon.
world marke.h- World stocks are
successful
team
and
an
unsuccessful
Said
real
property
will be sold
still large although somewhat smaller
than a year ago, reflecting princi­ financial season means a curtailed subject to redemption and confirma­
pally reduced supplies in the United program of other extar curricular tion as by law required-
Done-
and _____
dated __ at Moro, Sherman
____ ____
States, Russia and the Danube Basin - activities the larger school would be
more
desirable
on
this
point-
i
County,
Oregon,
this 15th day of
United States stocks at the first of
Such
a
school
would
give
the
atu-
•
February,
1933-
2-17-24,3-3-10
January based partly on trade esti­
dent a broader social viewpoint- He’
HUGH CHRISMAN
mates were apparently about 60,000*
000 bushels less than a year ago. would come into contact with more Sheriff of Sherman County .Oregon.
The Red A White Store
legislation is enacted in Oregon no I
appreciable red uction In taxes can be
I therefore respectfully
achieved.
recommend that during your dellber- I
ations you give this subject earnest
and serious consideration.
I
"M^y I suggest as an initial step In I
this needed program of rigid retrench­
ment in local government that you
enact legislation extending the salary
reduction schedule ranging from 5 to
10 per cent, whieh you have adopted
for state officials, to ths salaries of
the officials and employes of our [
counties and cities. It should be so
extended not only as an economy |
meaaurj In the interest of the tax­ I
payers but also as a matter of fair­
ness and justice.
"The members of your honorable
body are pledged to a program of tax I
reduction which can be achieved only I
by the reduction of the expenses of
government. You have made an earn­
est effort to reduce the cost of state
government and to reduce state taxes,
| which represent only 10 per cent of
the tax load on property. If the tax­
payers of the state are te have any
real relief it must come from a sub­
stantial reduction of local tex levies,
which represent 00 per cent of Ore­
gon’s annual tex bill.”
Illghllghte of Tuesday'« •»-
th« legislature:
Beer bill passes house by vot«
4« to 2S.
Six-hour work day bill defeated in
Yellowstone highway' placed on
•tats highway map.
BUI prohibiting injunction in labor
d toputes ^deferred.
Basic science bill mad« special or-
Bill enlarging governor’s
indefinitely postponed.
powers
ures.
Income tex with heavy rates and
low exemptions considered for rev-
enue.
•
House passes bill to curb advert!»-
Ing dentist«.
Governor Meier file« flr«t veto mes­
sage*
\
New State Polk* Duties
A bill authorizing the secretary of
state to name the state police to ex­
amine motorists seeking operator«*
and chauffeurs’ licenses passed th«
house.
*
• »’
Pay of member« of the legislator«
ceased Friday night and for the re­
mainder of tho time that the law­
makers are in session they must bo
«elf-supporting. The 33 a day for 40
days ended with Friday night'« «es-
sion in the house.
Mr. knd Mrs- Marion McKee and
sop of Moro were guests at the homo
of Mr. McKee’s parents Sunday.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church had a doughnut sale Saturday
which was very successful. Mrs. R- th
Scott and Mrs. Walter Warner as­
sisted the young people-
L. J. Lucas was a Pendleton busi­
ness visitor the first of the week. ‘
The Ladieg Aid of the M E- church
ggve a Valentine party at the home
of Mra. Leo Watkins last Wednesday.
A paper on the “Mother of James and
John” was given by Mrs. Arthur
Sargent, a piano solo by Miss Trounce
and a solo by Mrs. E. L. Morton.
Games followed which were provided
by Mrs- Scott and Mrs. Van Gilder.
Dainty refreshments were served by
Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. Watkins.
House Plena Repeal
”
Taking time by tho forelock, and
regardlees of the fact that’ the senate
defeated tho Upton bill {providing for
a convention to consider tho repeal
of the 18th amendment to the consti­
The Contract bridge club enjoyed
tution. a new bill came Into the house
a pot luck dinner Wednesday evening
fathered by the house committee on
alcoholic control, also providing for at the home of Mir. and Mrs Ed Mc­
• constitutional convention.
Kee.
• ’-r' lights of Friday’s session of th«
iegiaUuure:
House holds Its first night session,
as legislators' pay stop«.
BUI to develop Willamette rather
than wait for Columbia Improvement
by congress introduced.
Wets prepare fôr constitutional con­
vention on repeal.
Basle science bill approved by sen-
Senate passes tl bills.
Grange power bill to be reconsid
•red by senate.
Mrs. Wesley had the misfortune to
fall and hurt her knee quite badly
last week, necessitating a trip to The
Dalles for treatment-
Mr. and Mrs. W. A- Spencer re­
turned from Portland Friday where
Mr. Spencer went for medical treat­
ment.
M. and Mrs- B H. Grady and Nao-
were dinner gueetz last Sunday at the
Kee homo Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder and
Prîtes Further Reduced
WASCO, OREGON
W e R eserve T he R ight
to
L imit Q uantities
Cooperation makes it possible for us to sell
SPECIALS FOR FEBRUARY 24 & 25,1933
feeds cheaper.
H—0 Oats, small size
14c
Liptcn’s Tea, yellow label l-2s
37c
V
21c
l-4s
Sunshine Krispy Crake s, 2 ib ctns
29c
Our Mother’s Cowa Malted Milk, 1 lb tins.
25c
Red &
10c
hite Bran Flakes
29c
* Coffee, 1 Ib pkgs
10c
Blue & W hite Broken Sliced Pineapple 2s
Sliced Beets
Shorts
Mill Run
Bran
R. Wheat,
Calf Meal
Cracked Com
Scratch Feed
Laymore Egg Mash
Salt Half Ground
. 2 for
Idaho Red Beans.
3 lb for 12c
Extra Fancy Blue Rose Rice
3 lb for 12c
75 sack
65 sack
50 sack
.75 sack
FLOUR
$17.00 per ton
$15.00 per ton
$15.00 per ton
$17.00 per ton
25 lb sack
1OO lb sack
1OO Ib sack
1OO lb sack
125 lb sack
per ton
$1.10
$U5O
$1.40
$2.00
$1.20
$16 50
barrel
Sherman Cooperative Grain Grew /
Red & White Prices Are Lower
WASCO. OREGON