PAGE THE SHI i RM a N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1988. Huse teams and wRl debate Thurs- 11 Friend—I Md the toothache myself [ eon. do you! german (County ^Journal SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER, Established Nov. 2, 1888 GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL. Established Oct. 14. 1897 CONSOLIDATED. MARCH 6. 1981 WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891 CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932. Grass Valley day eveong at the school house at «ne day last week and I went home1 7:30. The teams debating will be as I ’ follows: WWard Rolfle and Katheryne Burton vs. Earle Shipley and Vivian R- H. Johnson and R. J. Baker, Reynolds. Edwin Petes« and Janet with their families, were in The DaliA Wilcox vs- Mildred Alley and Lila Fay Saturday, Boyce, > gj Jacob Wassenmiller is home again A new ggnior entered school Mon­ Published Every Friday at Moro. Oregon, By for a few day» but is returning to the day, Edward Moore, formerly of GILES L-FRENCH : : : : Managing Editor upper John Day country where he is Fossil. mining for valuable mineral. In the item about those who ac­ Matt Simon left Sunday night for hieved the required 1A average to re­ Chicago on receipt of word that his ceive place en the honor roll for thr father was seriously ill and not ex­ first six weeks; there was one name 1 Entered as second-claae matter at the .’oatortice, st Moro, Oregon, under Act of pected to live. left out. by an oversight on the part Congress of March 8, 1879. of the editor This was Vivian Rey- The well on the Lemon place is nolda one ef the leading Seniors who down about 140 feet. Last week it SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. had four tones’’ on her report card- was necessary to shoot it a couple of One Year .............. 'J..................................................... -...A.......... 81 50 times and watchers my it was a Six Months ...< ;......................... 100 great sight Carole—Douglas, dear, I wish you FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1933. TO SETTLE A ROW Elmer Hansen and Homer Beale and their wives were here Thursday of last week from Goldendale where both are employees of the light com­ pany. Dougita—Why should I? I am per­ fectly well except for a little dyapep- ■ai. > ’ Carole—That's just it I want a trapper, certificate Worn a doctor showtag There is an old fashioned notion, somewhat widely held that a Alva Stone, government school faculty are hired to teach the students and are not given would like to have a few more old the management of the school This function is held by the horses to use as bait- government in the case of public schools. In this state the man­ Leroy Stradley and wife are here this week on a little visit to the elder agement of the higher institutions is vested in a board of contro1 Stradley family. according to theory It now appears that the faculty of the uni­ Mrs. Martha McGowan visited here versity desires to take a positive hand in the management of the« this week from the new McGowan schools as well as teaching.' Thus one of the old conceptions of home in Pendleton. Airs. Henry Tetx of Rufus, accompanied her. the fitness of things is upset. L- R. French made a business trip It does appear, however, that there was some reason for the to Pendleton this week returning faculty explosion touched off by the speechmaking, Mr. Morse. Monday evening. Mr. Nelson, if he has been reported correctly, did say somethin? W. H- Ragsdale was looking after business matters in this end of the that no man in his position should have said If he was realiy ai • county one day this week. xiois to bring about a peaceable reconciliation between theu/ ivei Mra. Soren Hansen is staying at sity and the college he should not have criticised one group one the Simon home for a few weeks. day and pledged his unwavering support to the other the next li Grass Valleites are going to see was most injudicious .he ball game in Portland in great The state may as well give up its plan to make the lion ano numbers if plans work out satisfac­ tory to all. The small town is going the lamb lie down together The only way it can be done is foi to move to the city for a day at one to swallow the other and this procedure is usually v< ry pain least ful for the lamb and is not to be recommended The vote record­ Mrs. Ted von Borstel and Miss ed on the proposition last fall is evidence enough that it is not pop­ Cassie Holmes drove to Dufur Thurs­ day after the winters supply of ular. Apples What is there to prevent the board from dividing up the avail- VALLEY SCHOOL NOTES able funds alloted to higher education between the university, the , GRASS # Kenneth Todd—Editor- college and the normal schools and telling them to go to it? There Last Frdiay »November 3, the Grass could be a division of subjects taught for there isn’t money enough Valley football team suffered a very decisive defeat at the hands of the for e .ch one to teach everythii g and do it properly. Moro eleven. The game was held at Mr. Kerr was a very sucessful president for Oregon State Moro- The home team was badly out­ college. He has not a chance to be successful as chancellor of classed in weight and playing effic­ iency. Several injuries were inflicted both institutions and it was a serious mistake to put him in that Upon the Tigers during the game, position There has been to much bullheadedness and too little Henry Roth the G. V. fullback re­ conciliation in higher education in the state and now the faculty ceived a severely wrenched neck which consequently put him out of and the students and the board are all determined to disagree vio­ of the game- The football season is over for the Tigers this year, partly lently and volubly with everybody and everything Like other matters involving human emotions the educational on account, of this game and mostly because the parents are not in favor problem will not be settled by continued war. Hostilities will not of having their offspring getting cease while the present leaders are in power The plans of the “bunged up’’ every week end. The G V. volley ball girls won board have failed Members of both faculties have failed to keep their places. Let’s get rid of the irreconcilables in ail the groups another victory on their schedule Fri­ day night from the Wasco girls. The and then try to start over again with a different spirit. home team played an excellent game, --------- O--------- GO FORTH, AND BE RIGHT ALWAYS Consider for a moment the position of the legislators Within ten days they are to be called to Salem to repair that part of the universe under the jurisdiction of the sovereign state of Oregon. For the most part they are ordinary men interested in making a living and getting along in the world. None of them know what is the best thing to do. They will merely do the best they can to settle grave problems. They will be influenced by groups com­ bined for selfish purpose; their own preconceived notions will effect their decisions and political expediency will dictate their vote in some cases. These things are to be expected It is safe to assume that the legislators will welcome any hon­ est opinion given them about the bills on which they must vote. It is rather unfair to criticize a representative for not seeing eye to eye with all his constituents In this crisis in the affairs of the state everyone should feel free to contribute his or her ideas to the legislators for what it may be worth. Those men are not going to please everyone. In many cases they will not even please themselves but will accept that solution that comes nearest their belief It is not an easy position for the problems that beset us are well nigh insolvable at the present ---------- O---------- • A position as head of the Oregon board of higher education is almost as lasting as that as president of Cuba. ---------- o---------- Evidently the administration wants to give everyone a govern­ ment job. that your dyspepsf aastedated our marriage. • 1 Sufferer—I have a terribel tooth­ ache and wish somebody could sug­ gest some thing to rettvee the pain. J Stranger—What makes your cat so small! Boy—I guess its bectusc we feed it on condensed milk. Interclass debates were held Thurs­ day and Friday between the seniors an juniors and the sophomore« and and freshmen. Those selected as judges were Mrs- Auunla, Mrs- Rowe, and Dr. Poley. The upper classmen won in both cases; the seniors by 40 points and the “sophs” by 87. The four highest were picked from ZELLS FUNERAL HOME ---- AND ---- r AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 845 The Dalles, Ore. «•iRASS VALLEY PH A RM A CY * A & Th® teacher in a Nebraska school sent a note homo to the father of a 1st boy—So your mother takes in । ► I- boy and complained that the boy washing does she! - 2nd - - boy—Certainly. You don - ’t sup talked too much and disturbed the poee she'd mk leaving it out at whole school. The father sent a sole back say­ night unless your father was in pri- ing “You just ought to hear his mother ” FLASHES FROM PARIS Braid trimmings will be widely featured this fall. Surplice bodice fastenings tire variously Interpreted. There 1« a glint of metal In many of the new materials. There In a great variety of vel vet weave« In evidence. Dreeses offer modernised ver­ sions of the 1900 silhouette. Three-quarter-length M ouht with the suit Is the latest msei"", Feather, flower and ruche« ae. cents appear on evening gowns. Directing an Embargo on Wheat Here nre the men who are directing and attempting to enforce the em­ bargo on wheat declared in North Dakota by Gov. William Langer. Left to right: Adjt. Gen. Earle IL Sarles, In direct command of the National Guard; Governor Langer, and Capt. Herman Brocopp, assistant adjutant general and commander of Hie National Guard unit at Bismarck. Attorneys At Law Moro Oregon J. L. Matthes 'has been remodeling ““ Do“*ld «>• A number of Kent people attended a party at Moro Sunday evening at the home of Bob Phelan. The occa- non being Mrs. Phelan’a birthday. » KENT SCHOOL NOTES Margaret Dunlap, Editor. The school is* planning a Thanks­ giving program for Wednesday night November 29. Each room has agreed to contribute a part. The play by the upper grade.« which is to be the main , feature s entitled “Bring on the Tur­ key.’’ Kent News Kent lost another volley ball game Friday night. Score; Moro 49, Kent, 14 The usual lineup played for The Odd Fellows gave a dance and Kent, however, there were no subs as supper at the Legion hall Saturday all three had the chicken pox. Ther-j night A number of people from other is no game scheduled for thia week towns attended. . The boys started basket ball prac­ The Kent farmers are feeling much tice this week. Games are being elated over the rains the past few scheduled with Madras^ and Wapini day* Wo had three good rains. tia We all hope that basket ball J. C. Wilson and family spent Sun­ turns out more favorable than foot­ day at the home of Mr. and Mrs- J» ball did. L. Gentry at Moro- Our “slipping good” floor in tho Dr. J. G. Wilson and family of Moscow, Idaho, spent the week end gym has been much improved- The with Dr. Wilson's parents, J. H. and girls scrubbed it both Friday and Mrs. Wilson- Dr- Wilson is meeting Monday afternoons. with success as his many friends here December 9th is the date stet for the । will be glad to know. high school play “Tea for Tom.” Miss Della Helyer spent the week | Victims of Chicken pox in the last end with her home folk» Mr- and [ week are. Bertha, Myrtle, Virginia । Mrs. W. C. Helyer. ' and Robert Helyer; Evelyn and Lu- | Miss Rua Helyer spent Wednesday ther Davis; Rose Ellen Barnett and . and Thursday at the J. C. Wilson i David Hoskinson. home- Mi a Pottratz, the primary teacher, A number of goose hunters were is giving piano lessons to quite a out on the J- H- Wilson ranch Satur- ' number of grade school children. We have Stacks of Clothes and Shelves full of Shoes. They can be bought cheaper now—Don’t Delay—Get ready for winter. It is ECONOMY to buy while prices are low. Wisconsin’* Dells Blow deaths for lobsters and crabs hns been barred in Germany. The Prus­ sian minister of the Interior has or­ dered that these shell fish must be put Into water when It is briskly boiling, and not when It Is cold. Neither are tl ey to I>e ‘'cleaned” while showing ai