Sherman County journal., September 22, 1933, Image 3

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COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO,
OREGON,
FRWAY, IXETÄJHW» II. Itfta
f»AGR •
Pika ¡«ft the first day of th« season t
His brown hand caressed her shook
tem requires *p*edy guards,- Ruggles, join Chas- GGarratt in Bend and cn- der. “That's »he girl Act spunky.
another newcomer, is filling one tiup* on to th« happy huning ground
Mr. and Mrs John Wood* and Dale guard berth and Bctohes the other.
The local wheat allotment com-
Howell.
The large gap left at center 'by
mittee wish to Extend a public vote o
“Fat” Thogeroon to being quite vapa-
To The Editor:
thanks to J. W. Shepard for free us«
bly
filled by Hanrich».
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Since the article in regard to the Gold®ndal^ Wash-, and Mr. and Mrs.
¡of the elevqtoroffice while making
Moro’s back field will be exception­
non-high school district board’s tpeb-'
Stoat af Shaniko spent Sunday
out papers on the allotment plan.
ally
strong aa thi* will be it's third
ial, meeting with the committee r4k>-. at ths J- R. DeQingor homo,
GILES L. FRENCH
George Wilcox, Arnold Dunlap,
* Managing Editor reseating Sherman County Pomona' ' Mr. and Mrs. J. IL WRam*
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ly«^ together. Barnes last year1»
Tom
Aley and Earl Old* puled, out pf
Grange was «»mewhat mi.lehdfag,
right half, Im. be« shifted to left
wefed that some correctionsThouTd
K'WU*~
half and to expected to be one of tho town before sunrise Tuesday morn ­
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correenons should Monday morning for Davenport, Wn-.
ing headed for the pine forests of
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Publi®hed. As this wa» the first where they will visit with the for- main cogs in the offence as he to
Crook
county and tho annual deer
large,
fast,
and
a
deadly
passer-
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hunt
Barnes
will
also
do
a
large
part
of
Bat«nd m mmu M mbm I w U tb. >MtoaM, st Moro, Qnita. nad.r Act of non-hl«h aehool district, have had to b<»id wW then ro io
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Congre** of March A 1879.
contact th. bo.nl w. M that the
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chief purpoe. and procedure should:
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Wa,on-1 dimlnutin fnUbaek, hss been moved
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be more clearly brought before the! Mr. and lire- A. T. Holt and son, to u the
ti>e kght
right wing
wing and
and wUl
will lead
lead the
the
SUBSCRIPTION RATE8-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
f
tax
p^ers
of
"the
non-high
~
ihodl
Arthar
,
Redmond
spent
Saturday
'
P***
attack
with
hi»
variatibn
of
Ona Y»r..................
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no dtotrict. Since the high schooT tai-1 and
relative* In Kent. ( «outhpew passes and will add a good
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deal of speed to the team. Fremer
tion fund is derived entirely through
Mr. and Mrs. Amandus von Borstel
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taxation of the property which to are ths parents of a nine pound son will be the power of’ th« .offens*
will call signals from fullback and
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1983.
situated outside of the five high born Tuesday. *
Cauleriug whet«* the aroirnd per
and the backbone of the defense- He mlU<^.’inovlnx nr n fant running walk
school districts operating in the coun­
has done some wonderful work fn the ‘where It. ’did not. Iloberta nnd Don
ty and since the non-high school
LUCK IN LOSING
family of Moro spent Sunday at the 1%A1 «wo years and win unbouU*|Jy Jaime reached the watting frok and
board wa* elected by the people who
Act Spunky, Even If You Are Net
motorcar In thiriv minutes. Th rough
J- C. Wilton homie-
be better still this fall
reside outride the high school di»- 1
—Nins -Times Out of Ton One Can
out the Jooruey (followhiK her host's
Born: Friday, to Mr. and Mrs.
Fool the Enemy With a Good
Moro’s prospects for girls athletics annotincemeot ot l;1s Inflexible purpose
commission refused the plea of the local patriots wha improved it trict boundary», and since the main
Bluff.”
purpose of the non-high school dis- Harold Howell a son.
thi* year are very promising- Be­ to fight nm Dingle and hla herders
to give Portland 60 per cant of the federal funds alloted this state.
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trlet law wa» !to give the students
Mr*. J. M- Mhclnnm and children. ing short only one to haws a com­ before mmaet) nh word had passed he-
even If you’re not. Nine times out of
Favorable action on the request would have cost the city more rariding in the non-high district* the Marjorie and Donald left Wectaeaday plete team of lettermen in volley ball jtweep -.the t-wo. ’Don Jaime rode
ten one can fool the enemy with a
'■head, occasionally looking hack to
1 same opportunity for a satisfactory
good bluff.’*
morning for McMinnville where Don* they have a good chance for ..,the see that all was well with the girl;
than could b« gained
"You are going to wait here until
A
otevr. 4
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educ>tion M Is onJoyed Bld
BteeBd Linfield college.
| county championship.
seemingly. In his eagerness for con­
Aurelio returns with more men and ,
A tew years ago retail business stayed at hoepe tx?cause there I by the student attending the better *•
The girls were not able to practice flict. he would gladly have dispensed
horses? How many men have you
were no roads fit to travel on for long distances. Now, since ci*** of N<h school» through out the
Hdyer who w teaching last week because of the new coat of with her society 1f he could. At least
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Roberta
thus
read
his,thouahta,
nor
varnish on the gym floor but are now
"Twenty. Curaveo, the riding bos:,
was she far wrong, as M r first snhse ,
in full swing.
will pick the best. That will be five
.quent words proved.
lass county, Baker county and all over the state, up-state citizens county to attend the school» «ituated Mr> w- A
trucks
with four horses and their rid­
•‘Bobby, this Joh of mine is man’s
Th« Sophomore class held their
can and do trade in Portland for a part of their needs' The paved in the county to be unjuat for the foU
Kent Grange will hold it» regular
ers to each truck. Don’t talk to me
work.
Aurelio
Is
going
back
with
the
flr*t meeting and set a date lor the
now, Koberta. I have to formulate a
highways in the sagebrush and through the timber have doneni<ht SepUmber Freshmen initiation. It to to be held truck, so If yoo'll dismount we’ll lend
battle plan.”
your horse Into It Then. If you will
i
' r Fto«t, stac« it to evident that under • the 23rd.
on Friday the 22nd< * in the high be good enough to take the motorcar
He took out a notebook and pencil
* mort for the state's metropolis than have the improved roads in arising condition* the average par- |
and commenced writing. “Here,” he
school auditorium- All high school and drive It home for me HI he your
Clarice
Wilson
who
has
been
work-
Multnomah county.
h
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ent residing on a farm will not be in
said abruptly, when he had finished,
t ,
debtor,"
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ing for C. C. Wilson at Rufus return- student* are invited.
"please hand this to Ken Hobart when
No city can be greater
than
its
territory
and
wise
business
l
ftnanclal
p
0
»***?«
edoeate
the
V
a
ItM. WzimA in
I^Anf
QafnwllV I
••No."
she
answered
sharply.
"M.v
The
Sophomore
class
officers
elec
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,
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I children farther than that «Mee hi«h •* *° hw 1“me to Kent
he reports here. If nobody returns by
ted for the year are as follows: Dor­ horse and the motorcar should remain
men—those who really build up a dty—are men who are able to ichoois offer, and since practically ail 'T*nin*-
twilight,
drive the car back to the
othy Fraser, president; Teddy Thornp here. I might need the car In carry
ranch.
You know the way." He
see the needs of ths tributary country and assist it in realizing |
the schools in the county arc
some wounded men to the doctor In
son, vice president. Mary Pinkerton Los Algodones or some dead men to
stQod up, hitched his belt and held
teaching only the college require-
COUNTY CROP
them. The commission did Portland a favor
»ecretaryvtreasurer, Lloyd Henrichs, the morgue. When this Issue Is set­ out his hand.,
I menta and have made no provision for
"Where are you going, Jimmy?"
sergeant-at-arms.
tled I’ll know what to do and I’ll not
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Continued from page one.
teaching such branches as music, hom
“I’m going to circle ahead of those
have to be told."
sheep and get to the only water-hole
economics and manual training and in season and some .warehouses had
"The
objection
you
raise
is
a
logical
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
they can reach tonight There’s an
many cases employ no instructor* for considerable wheat In them. It to 0RASS VALLEY SCHOOL NOTES one. Have It your own way.” He
old branding corral In the valley by
Gra»* Valley schools opened last gave Aurelio his orders Io Spanish and
The city of Moro has a problem and the officers of that cor- commercial training, but toave these probable that some farmers are
that water-hole—one I built myself.
keeping more wheat on the farms Monday with the largest registration when the latter hnd departed with the
I’m going to dig In there and hold that
poration would be interested in.knowing the attitude of the peo­ courses in the hands of some teachers
truck.
Don
Jaime
sat
down
on
the
run
county. Forty
who have specialized only in other than formerly as »tock ha» been in-
gang off.”
ple regarding it. There is a possibility—even a probability — chat branches- Further than this a per creased fn the county within the past iour PuP^a *r® attending high school nlng hoard of the motorcar and mo
’
"Surely you’re not going alone?"
tinned to Roberta to dismount and all
’•Julio will follow at four o’clock.
the city would be able to borrow from the government some of the cent of the student* may require oth­ year or »o and since the freezeout in the Tegular grade* and a couple of beside him. ’ Drop your relAs. Your
er course* such as mechanical or there i* an inclination to retain seed post graduates are also enrolled- In horse will tie to the breeze,” he sug­ He’s dependable. Good-by, Bobby—in *
public works money with which to
water system to
- rebuild
a.^- M the
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case I do not see yon again. It's been
enough for spring seeding if necre- the grades 88 pupils are registered gested. “Let’s have n smoke. Sooth
wonderful to have known you. When
Ing
to
the
nerves.
”
conform to modem standards. It is proposed to install an* 8 inch work which nature has fitted them to
with a few moe yet to come a little
you get, back to Dobbs Ferry think
"It probably would be—if you had
later.
The
7th
and
8th
grades
are
• It to reported that very little of the
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main from the cistern to Second Street and a 6 meh main to the do.
kindly of Jim Higgins, if he’s In th« -
■ny," she retorted, and climbed down
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Turkey Red raised in the county has the largest with 16 7th graders and
Second,
in
many
instances
parents
business section of the town to give a circulating system to the
beside him. “1 cannot Imagine any man fc'neii .•> ntnl send hlrr an occasional
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in
the
8th.
ure not financially able to patronise been warehoused because it will prob­
| n »» i card If
not Yonr
enjoying a rougbbou$e mpre rlian you."
main water supply. K
, a *- i I the local schools bat could send their ably bo sold for seed soon- This has
Clas sfficer* wefe elected during
“You’re a poor judge of human na­ slice., iiiuiiey is In the local bank.
old I'rudy. He looks like a
iemf&ted
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children out of the county placing kept the total of wheat warehoused the first day" f school with the result I ture.” His tones were dry. “Nobody
There are thvee reasons why this is
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du.
’
ky
idol
but he's cuter than any fox
will reduce insurance rates in the city; second« it
wUl give
a better I I
P*»?
1* thus lower than normal.
likes
a
roughhouse
where
lethal
wea-
that the following will lead their
—mid honest. Good-by, my very dear.”
ppns
are'used.
I
’
m
always
very
much
classes for the year: Seniors: Hays
supply of fresher water by eliminating dead ends il the water sys-
p*rt*y<'ZeOUgh thrir
look her hand. It trembled In
afraid I'M get killed, and I don't want
Boyce, pre*.; Helen Stark, vice-pres. to die—now. In fact, 1 never did care his. Mlmmy.” she said In a very
MORO SCHOOL NOTES
tern; third, it will replace old pipe that is in poor condition-; ;
own efforts which Is denied thsm un-
Earl Shipley, secretary.
very much about dying. Life’s fairly grim 11 voice, "the other night you told
, With the completion* of the first
Junior*: Taylor Baker, pres-; Mil­ «weet and, as yon remarked recently, me you loved me. Was that a state­
Preliminary estimates of costs show that it #iil b/^pproxi- ler thi* ruling-
week of heavy practice the 1983 edi­ dred Alley, vice-pres.; Dorothy Olds, I have u lot of unfinished business to ment of fact or Just—ah—hooey F
mately $4000. According to information derived ffom tgi >ating k Third,
-d of it was
meeting
that from the
evident
tion of Moro football team* i* dem­ secretary-
"It was a statement of fact I’ll
clean up. Mind where you throw your
.,
love you as long as I live. Some day,
butt,
my
dear.
This
range
Is
dry
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bureau fire insurance costs could be reduced.about, 15 percent by hi<h Bchooi uw was being used as a onstrating the fact that it will be
Sophomore*: Ferd Stark, pres.;
and 1 don’t want a Ore. Yes. I could If I live, I suppose I’ll marry some­
able to uphold the school» tradition
Charlotte Beardsley, vice-pres.;. Isa­ do with a whole lot of letting nlone, body else, but in the cool of the eve­
the installation of such a water system which they^bave Adjudged leverage through the matter of trans
in a large way. On paper the
ning, darling, when the day's work is
Robhy.”
sufficient and have recommended. With th^additibn of i proper. portation toward consolidation of the Husky squad does not appear strong, belle Fortner, secretary.
done and the Hlguenes boy and his
Freshman:
Ivan
Blagg,
pres.;
Gre
­
“
Well,
I
’
ve
suggested
the
sberiff.
It's
rural elementary schools with the
ly outfitted fire department the reduction could bb increased to town schools and thia we believe to be as there are but five lettermen re­ ta Ru*sel, vice pres.; Bill Roth secre­ his business to npprelu nd horse thoughts are alone together—well. I’ll
turning. The remainder of the team
do some thinking. And if Mrs. Hig-
thieves.”
tary.
matter entirely out of the jurisdiction
24 percent in the insurance rate.
fir
is made up pf inexperienced men of
He did not answer tiling H(> "as uenes should say, ’James, what are
K Friday night of this week is the
of the non-high school district board
Interest on the loan, if it is secured wilTbe 4 percent and it is I since thq law specifically states that medium weight- What they will lack date set for the freshmen nitiation thoughtful, blowing smoke rings. ’ I'll you thinking off 1 shall tell her a
have to teach that belnw-t lie Border harmless He.”
in experience will be more than made
also likely that the government would give a grant of 30 percent the non-high school district board to
which will be under the direction of gang a lesson,” he resumed casually.
“1 shall go home tomorrow, Jimmy
up in willingness’ to learn and fight
—provided you ‘come back to Valle
I
permitted
only
to
contract
with
the
••They
must
learn
to
stay
at
home.
I'm
the
sophomores
with
newly
elected
of the total costs as its contribution to unemployment reliëf.
I different high school district board» Thi* yean team will undoubtedly be *oph president Ferd Stark leading the four men shy on a fifty-fifty break in Verde. If not—"
one of the speedest ever organized
‘They'll plant me in ■ hurry and
The city fathers, being men with a wholesome respect for
forces of erudition against the ng-j my ruckuses with those animals—
for transportation of the students at-
four gopd men.
One of them was you can go the day after, Bobby.” He
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in
the
county.
public debt, do not wish to contract any more obligations for the tending their high schools.
norance of the ncomng class.
Julio’s father—and Julio shall have took her fresh, lovely face in hl*
The line was shattered by last
Fourth,
while
we
believe
that
un-
his chance at reprisal this day. This palms. "Bobby,” he said very serious
city unless they are sure that the welfare of the city would be
matter Is personal, Bobby, and I'm go­ ly, "remember me as the man who
enhanced by their actions. The city belongs to the reagents
ing to get every mother’s son of those never made love for fun." And he
renegades If I have to follow them to kissed her on the lips and let her go.
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thn
«rhools
of
the
c*P*ble
of
filling
the
vacant
spot*,
their voice in this matter will be the deciding factor./.
th. upbuildin« ot the eehooie or we
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Dully, she watched him awing Into his
Mexico City.” ’
county we feel that the children
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"You have no right to risk the lives saddle and ride away; when he had
w»-
by
G«orge
Hennagin
and
Lnwin
May.
com-
topped the ridge he pulled up, looked
Destructive criticism Of Oregon’s higher institutions has gone should not be penalized by being
thaTgjves Hennagin to weU known in county
George Wtter to drllng M well on of your poor, Ignorant men to save back and waved hl* hand. Then he
your property,” she Hared at him.
far enough—too far in fact—and it is time that those in charge of I them nothing along vocational lines *porte having been Moro 8 baskctbaH the I. N- Lemon ranch farmed by
“I haven't? Why haven’t 1? They’re went over the sky-line.
Sam
Stark
and
to
down
between
25
About three-thirty Ken Hobart and
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my
men, aren’t they? Didn't 1 Inherit
the schools of the state work toward development of better institu-
b. .. bZLt on th. tM-
and 40 feet. Arnold Sharp i* helping then)? do I not employ them and house Julio returned and found Roberta face
them and feed them and make them downward In the grass, sobbing as If
tions of higher learning, and renew faith in them on the part Of
advantages are available i iron as on the Maple court- May, a with the drill.
, happy? Doesn’t the doctor come out her heart must break. When she
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I new comer, to fast, of good size and
the people instead of paying off personal grudges at the expense tn the county
C- W. Fields is taking* * few days twjce a week from Ix>s Algodones to raised her head at Hobart’s touch it
’. Adams, Master Sherman 1 in “Pit« of his inexperience is holding
off
while on a hunting trip back of look over the ailing ones? Didn’t my occurred to the general manager that
of the schools. Dr. Kerr has not had a chance to develop the uni-
c- p* Ada rurm,
down left-end like a veteran-
Fossil
with his brother from Wateo. father and grandfather and great­ it would require mor« than a little
fied school system because of local jealousy and he will not have County Pomona
The two all-important line posi­
grandfather accept them and their rouge and powder to repair the dam­
Henry Peter» and King Fritz are troubles? I’m loyal to them, am I age done by thoae tears.
tions, tackle«, will be the strongest-
such a chance
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“Where is the Big Boss?” he de­
points of the forward wall- Axtell to try their luck hunting deer this not? They know I'd fight to the death
for them, and lose every dollar I have manded In the matter-of-fact tone of
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and Morgan, two veterans are cer­ season.
in the world before turning them off one who beholds nothing unusual
tain to uphrid tMs prophecy. Mor­
iR. J. Baker left Wednesday morn­ to face that world—the gringo world
Roberta held out a couple of leave«
It appears evident that we are going to have some sort of
gan, 206 pound behemoth, to larger ing for Forest Grove to take hi* son they do not understand! Why shouldn't of paper—Don Jaime’s battle plan. Ho­
Inflation in this country b fore long. Already it is talked of as
Among tho* who transacted busi- and faster and with la*t years ex­
Dale back to school there- Vern Ba- they be loyal to me? In fighting to bart read It- The boy has some
sense after all,” he decided. “Who
perience he to sure to be outstanding- kr uKompanlUd than .ipMtinr to
“J?“ ‘T Ti ,W
p actically certain by some writer», ^t is said that we will start
1 own—and beaides. we ve all been raised says thia 1« a dull country?” He
Axtell to al«o larger and faster than enter Pacific University also.
easy on the venture but we are more interested in how we are
Harley McKay. Charles, Lester
tore th er that way and there are some spoke to Julio.
before and is expected to do his share
”SI, senor,” murmured Julio, and
Bm: To Mr. and Mrs. John Edger habita we do not care to break. ’Whose
going to end
*nd Claries-Wll"on, Mr. and Mrs. L । of the splitting up of play*.
Alley st Long Beach, Cal- a six snd salt 1 eat, his song I ring.’ A good rode away on Don Jalme’a trail!
slogan, and a very ancient one In
Ken Hobart, left alone with Roberta,
a holf pound son, nome: John Edgar this country."
lit a cigarette, smoked it through In
Some means of enforcing the payment of taxes is certain to be *
Jr.
The girl was sensible of a vague an* silence,' lit another, and waited. Then:
easiness
a* he looked hJr over sternly.
"Crying over the old man?”
Miss
Sylvia
Coyle
to
working
in
p issed by the special sessio 1 when it is called. That it may not be
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She had not pleased him and be did
Roberta nodded, and added defen­
Portland and expects to remain this not
disdain to make her aware of the sively :< “I’m sure anybody would. Don
<o important i? >herman coi nty is becoming apparent for the
Jaime's so young and ao fine, and U he
fact
county is paying warrants faster than it issued them.
"I’m not a lawyer,** he shot out at should get killed—”
Mrs. Estel Hartley returned Satu-1
her suddenly. "What would your
"Quite ao," murmured Mr. Hobart
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day fom a trip to the Willamette friend, Mr. Hackett, do If he were th*
“However, we have one consolation.
valley where she visited-
owner of these sheep?”
He'll have a lot of company oa the
The totals in the state vote for repeal look like those made by
We have fruits and vege­
"I imagine he'd have some sort of way up! Weil, If that saddle-colored
Miss
Marie
Rockman
i*
in
Portland
a college team playing its pre season set-up game Well, they sav
tables for canning at the pro­
attending high school there which be- theft Insurance on them, so he wouldn't hombre get* his, about all any of ua
.
I worry If Dingle stole them. He'd can do la to sing "By-by, Blackbird!*
th it a camel really doesn’t like to go seven days without a drink
gsn tms weex.
। jeare the worry anj the salvage and I imagine he'll get killed—somehow."
per season------- Economically
anyway.
"In heaven’s name, why?"
Mr. and Mr*. Gus Smth, Mr*- Hat-1 th« prosecution to the Insurance corn-
“Well," said Mr. Hobart with exas­
tie Zehner and Mito« Helene Home-1 pany.'
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"Everything for defense but not a perating deliberation, "he'* madly in
wood drove to Portland last wook to I cent for tribute, Bobby. It’s all In tb> love with you. Miss Antrim, but he
It looks like ths surplus wheat of the northwest will be moved
take Don Smith dawn. He will enter point of vl«w. Well I suppose, now realise* that's all the good it’» going
at least at some price that will cause farmers tQ sell their
Pacific Univ«r»ity for the fall term- that you’re out of the sheep business,
dream of marrying the man who killed
Clifford Rowe and wife arrived in Bobby, you’ll be going back to Dobbs
tore
your uncle--"
Ferry In a day or two.”
Um« to begin school and they are liv­
To be continued.
“Well, of course, I would stay over
It can ook the cloudiest and raip the least in thege parts
ing in the Scheurer house with the for your funeral. Jimmy.” She tried
...a
to appear jocular, but her quavering
Hughes.
some times
Tom Garrett, Ray Blake and I- D. veto* b*trayed her real feeling* . _
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