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SHERMAN COUNTY
Forty Sixth Year
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GWIL WORKS MIS
I» EM NOSE MEN
Moro, Oregon*
ember 1, 1933
No.4
fess
Çitÿ Couadl To Meet
For New Legislation
PB0@9AM. FM n .REEMPLOYMENT ANO
IMS
MEETING COMPLETER-
COMPLETED _,
_ LE0SLATION DISCUSSED
Winter Wheat Retarded ■
In Middle We,t
ALLOTMENT GROUP
FILE REVISED BRIEF
Little change occured in the gen­
eral wheat aituhtion • during the
week. Growth of winter wheat in the
advisability of repealing the city
.__ a n, t
i ■ r*
Ohio valley was checked by colder
liquor ordinane« in confonaity to tbs WMt MMtti DUjHayed ID Fina ICC der sepcficatbms
u*. Comercial Chib Listen To Talks weather, while lack of moisture re­ Higher ? lit twit Asked By Lscat '
Stay Ibn b Cmiy, TwW M-
I
aialler dimension
tarded developmenta in western and
0« Carrelli Topics
Matters
' in existante st
tion within a abort tima
juocx».
southern sections of the main belt.
last
ShT.kM
residents of the _
umbia learn-
Winter grains were reported in good
! ed this from press
a they car-
condition in Washington and Idaho
Senator Yates Aids
) ried their story to
L. McNary,
but mqre moisture was needed in
who is accredited
a successful I
Power Project.
botll Oregon and CoKfornib. Ag-
contact with Praaident Roosevelt that
leements signed by growers now
resulted in the allocatk by the tatter
indicate that about 8,100,000 acres
- —;— ( of the >31,000,000 for kijding of vhe
of wheat will be taken out of prod­
great power structure
uction for the 1933-34 season under
TrusKrtatiM aM P»4a<lm, Will I« . However, President Roosevelt, as Other Sf eskers Tell of Liquor ani Tat '.he tacr^bge JtaMction program jof December 20 Set uFiul Date Te Ship
has been revealed falere«« reports,
the Agricultural Adjustment Admin­
Measure!
and Senator McNary
yer had any
istration.
In foreign countries, pro­
'Contracts -
1 other thought than
sc the locks
bably the most important feature
. ; at Bonneville would bf* sufficiently
was the official estimate showing a
record wheat crop of nearly 298.
The 1933 conference of the wheat Ur5e *
«*•«
A rather small group of citizen.« , r®«*™
The allotment committee is home
eivil
growers ot eastern Oregon will have 9<>lng vessels. TI vj dam will be 72 gathered at the hotel Moro Tuesday |
bushels In Italy thh yeai
again.
While in Corvallis and after
feet
high
and
wi
’
’
I
wa
c
evening to listen to talks on the cur- an<* th® prohibition by that country
fapn finances as a central theme with
several days work they prepared a
■
depth
of
35
feet.
rent
topics
by
local
men.
These
sub-
l
m
P°
r
ta
of
wheat
for
'human
con-
transportation and the government
Those who have gijrca Columbia , jects included new liquor legislation,. sumption. The 1983 production is brief for the board of review asking
( river development keer siudy w r: I the reemployment situation and a talk
above the average estimated that the so-called official figure® for
acquainted with the regulations un­ Civil Service Can Uae
discussed
consumption of the last five' this county be revised upwards
The program as released this week aston shed that plan»! ily called for on the tax legislation proposed by the '
der which the work is being dona.
The comparison between the official
I
>
>are.
The
ban oh imports close« the
Even the men wotting, in some in-
Some Agriculturists indicates that nearly all afternoon 8Uch I,s,8mihcant loci and immed- . wheat league-
figures the allotment figures and the
Italian
market
to
American
Durum
Friday,
the
first
cay
of
th.
raoeUn,
‘
•
“
V
»«rnpaign
«
iche<b to
George Wilcox, m explaining the
stances, do not know their exact
ification» ciril works administration, said that and red,fcee the
Bn’a11 for’ figures determined after a survey of
wUl b. fiven oror to « thorojrfh ex-
substitution <
status, but they are glad to be at
the county by the allotment commit­
work again nevertheless.
The United States Civil Service planation of the new fioanc’al corpor­ for the larger locks Portland ship- n March there were 17,000,000 men eign outlet for that grain- The now tee is interesting in that it chows
hai
vest
is
under
way
in
the
f v rk »ni that 4.500.000 fam- cro,)
The meeting in Portland last week Commission will accept applications ations set up by the federal govern­ ping interestj. headed by Kenneth'
Dawscn, vice president and general1 ‘were on relief In May. In Oregon S°utbern Hemisphcr® but the final that perhaps farmers did not include
when cjyil works projects were ap­ until December IS for positions of ment for the relief of the farmtrs
. ....
, outturn is yet uncertain. Trade re- all their wheat in their allotment
proved by the state committee was a conservationists (forestry) of various mortgage difficulties. I-ending this manager of the States Steamship there were 57,000 families on relief
^pd In May and now these were but 12,000 poiM Aiggeet a total Southern papers. For 1929 th® official figures
explanation will be Mr. E M. Ehr- Co., joined in the campaign and
very hastily called one and many of
Hemisphere harvest around 50,000, 1,838,317 bushel», the allotment pa- ,
those who attended did not have an art Service, Department of Agricul- hardt, president of the Federal Land Mr- Dawson dting thaw :ónnage for In Sherman counn relief agencies
pers showed 1,982,755 husheta end the
000
bushels below a year ago.
foreign trade and intsroastal mar- have distributed >800 since March 1
Bank, of Spokane.
opportunity to learn all they would
survey showed that 2,029,363 bushels
kets
in
already
available
in
th«
mid
of
thia
year
and
in
tho
state
ftfiW,-
Ths assistant manager of the Fed-
lixe jo know about the work. 1
was
produced. Th® survey included
Sherman County Wheat
R. O. Scott was confirmed as dis­ proved by the Public Worts Board oral Intermediate Credit Bank of Columf(ia> |definsl|aly committed tils 000 has been distributed-
reports from warehouse companies,
Sherman county’s share of the civil
bursing officer for Sherman county as part of the National Recovery Act Spokane, Mr. F. B- Matson, will give orgsnization to docking ships in the
Through The Ground companies, truckman along with an
the first complete explanation of mid-Coludnha as .«oon as the ¡big works money will be approximately
estimate of seed and feed
'
>15 000. Within a week or ten days
production loans and the establish­ l°cks are provided.
employment manager for the county- only for the duration of such work.
. In 1930 th® figures were 2,150,160
A brief will be completed this week «3 men will be at work on various
A separate lint of eligible« in each ment of production loan associations
As disbursing officer he will have
The wheat town in Sherman coun- official, 2,233,949, allotment and 2,-
for
presentation to the United Sta- projects throughout the county which
tho duty of checking the time books grade will bo established for each of These loans are designed to give the
ty
this fall ta^ getting through the 392,817 survey; for 1281, 14484)00 —
arms? credit facilities much the tea Engineers in a ' —
11 r )»ko a payroll of about >209 per
terger locks at Bunnf^Dle
| ground in good shape with the con- official, 1 711 976, allotment» 1 670 085
day from that work alone.
. ,
.
a
I tinuation of the favorable weather of I survey; J932, 2 038 000 official, 2117-
employment manager he will be in forest or range ecology, forest econo­
After th. first week all men on-th,
month While the field, ar, 216 allotment, 2 188 590 survey. The
mics. forest administration, forest
Dr. W. A. Schoenfeldt, of Oregon Choncr Foi Yoiihs
the payroll will remain there for the
, Iarr, part of u,, wheat committee expect that the board will
ed as hik office will be a federal office recreation, and forest land acquisition State college, will talk on the adjust­
entire period. For this reason It i. U ,^0^ up and throurh the moat allow them a part of what they have
The salaries range from >2,600 to ment of farm mortgages and Eugene
for reemployment. Ho will be in di-
neeessaiy that cities, school districts dangerous stage. Where seeding was asked for and that the report will be
>6,400 a year, less a deduction not to Courtney, manager of the . Fipt
and the county keep projects ahead ’ done before the rains and was put in returned some time this week Work
county. With George Wilcox, coun­ exceed 15 per cent as a measure of National branch in The Dalles will
so th.
b«
will be no delay. Men tho ground deep it is not up yet. on contracts will proceed soon after
Major Paul Hathway, U S. Army
ty civil works chairman, he will see economy and a retirement deduction have fpr his subject the country bank
will b® paid every Saturday whether however.
that time.
Recruiting Officer of Portland Ore.,
and the new financial set-up-
that puNb bodies hav® wor^ projects
they work or not making the early
The Agricultural Adjustment Ad­
Full information may be obtained
Saturday’s program will include states that response to recent an­ completion of projects very impor ­
completed in time to keep men at
ministration
has already issued tome
from the Secretary of the United transportation topics, co-operative buy nouncements that the army is ac­ tant- No man can be removed from Thanksgiving Quiet Here checks to farmers in the middle west
work steadily until February 15th.
cepting men for enlistment has been the work for any reason except In-
Before the 20th of November 7,308
Ho will pick tho men for th® job States Civil Service Board of Exami- tag of gasoline, a talk on subsidized
ers at the poet office in any city which wheat exporting by On is Dorman eo great that it is very probable fficiency-
checks had been sent out totaling
according to their fitness and under
Thanksgiving
day
in
Moro
was
one
has a city of the first or second class, and Harold Sanford and a talk by that remaiing vacancies will be fil­
definite rules set forth by the govern­
Only 63 men will be employed in of family parties and neighborly >392,541.
or
from the United States Civil Ser­ D. E. Stephens, of the Sharman coun­ led in a yery short time. Vacancies
ment. First to be put to work will be
The deadline for Oregon has been ■
the
county and all othe m^n or am visiting among relatives and friends.
are still available in the 10th Field
advanced to the 20th of December ac­
veterans with dependents, second, vice Commission. Washington, D. C ty branch station on the new develop­
Ilies
needing
assistahc®
will
get
it
There
was
no
public
program
and
Artillery, Fort Lewis, Wash, and in
ments in experimental work.
cording to information received at the
men with dependents, third, veterans,
the 7th Infantry at Vancouver Bar­ from the regular relief agency which services marking tho day. Plentiful
register with R- O- Scott at the City
The
four
committees
will
meet
and
local
office Tuesday and it is thought
fourth, single men. AU workers must
is
still
in
existance.
provender was the rule in all homes
hall in Wasco, J. C. Freeman at the perform their labors while the gener- racks, Wash-
be citisens of the United States and
Mr. Wilcox was insistant that this even though times are not all that
“Many deserving young men were
Ppm in Moro and George Wilcox at 11 meetings are not in seston They
must be residents of the county where
ciril
works is not relief work and could be asked by farmers and busi­ county committe« to finish the|r
disappointed
in
their
efforts
to
bo
an-
will work night» and at other times
they ar® employed- No one with a
gathering
information
and
preparing
rolled
for
duty
with
the
C
C.
Ae*
wi» not be alternated, ness men. Pleasant weather, hope- work. Umatilla, Wasco and Sherman
The docbion of Judge Hendricks
job when the eivil works started may
resolutions
for
the
consideration
of
du®
to
the
limited
quotas
and
due
ara
aMured
of •
until F«b‘ ful prospecta and a better price for counties are the ones still with pn-
in |he Everett vs Eakin case that
ruary
15
except
for
inefficiency.
that Jn“bed businees and all are asking
also to the fact that one at the first 1-------- - - - ---- _ -
;----- They , wheat . than last year were things
was tried in September has been the wheat league assembla- •
fnr l»V«vAM
I for a 11^4
largor 4 allotments.
*rrqu^ wmenta • for enrollment was will receive at least fifty cents per gave reason for thanksgiving
filed- It gives Everett damages to ‘ Th« complete program follows:
eligible. This to couatruod to exclude
that tho applicant have boaafide de­ hour thirty hours a week- The work­
dha extent of >265.00 and cancels the
pendents. These men who were dis- ers are urged to spend money as free •
9:00 - 9:05 Call to order by Pres­
«apointed in their hope to get into ly as possible for it is the intention
ident Frank Emerson of The Dalles.
the C- C-. C. still have an opportun­ of the government to insure them
to collect th« amount due Everett an
the county and 82 others will be put order of aale wav made against the 9 06 - 9:25 Address of Welcome ity to enlist in the regular army. against unemployment and make
on jobs before December 10- These Eakin posesaions in th© county both
l »
u
Application for enlistment should not them feel safe so they will spend
their
wages.
Those
who
persist
in
the Observer December 1, 1894- hood.
real and personal.
*
9:25 - 9:45 Response—E. M- Hul- be delayed, however, as it b believed Miring or in trading outside of their I From
■
trenta in the county.
Unemployed
may
that remaining vacancies will soon
A
,
den, Arlington-
C. A- Buckley of Grass Valley,
Following ire a list of committees .
be filled and that it will bo neces­ trading area will not be looked upon 1
9:45 - 10,00 The Work * of the sary to establish a waiting list as with favor when additional work made a buggy trip to The Dalles on to arrange fpr Christinas tree and
th® 3rd.
festivities at the Presbyterian church .
Wheat League—Frank Emerson, Pres has been done in the past vwo years- comes up.
Committed on Finance —Nannie.
Wages will range from .50 to >1.50
ident- ’J '
j
Noil McDonald and Miss Thompson
Fitz
Maurice, Halliq Banee, Grace
ne*
hour
depending
on
the
work
per
­
were granted a license to wed on tho
Warrant Call
10:00 - 11 00 Wheat Production Con
Sells, June Brock, L,eah Cushman and
formed.
No
man
can
be
paid
for
over
28th.
trol Assn—Cox or Mumford. Wash­
Funds are available to redeem 3) hours per week, Wages are paid
Buelah Hayes.
of the farmer and many others will ington, D. C.
“Tim” tho favorite old Maltase cat,
outstanding warrants No. A85 to A52 "very Saturday- Insurance is pro­
Committee'on Tree—J. F. Fose,
ready for the wheat» league meeting.
11 00 - 12:00 Committee meetings. inclusive on Dist. 19 Moro, Ore. In­ vided under federal act. Ten per for many long years identified with Wm. Henrichs, Dr- Logan and C- L.
Trait should not be too difficult a job
terest stops on this date. Dee. 1, 1983 ent of the' reemployed may be the Mbore household, has passed in Ireland. / •
i , .
1:15 - 2:00 Farm Finance«—E. M.
for preparations nave been under er counties who will be here Friday.
C. J. Thompeon, Clerk women if any projects are submitted his chips, and received decent burial at
Committe« on receiving presents:
Ehrhardd,
IPyesrfdent
Federal
Land
Tho meeting will be held in the
way for several weeks and plans are
the hand of a friend whom he so Mrs. E. H. Moore, Mrs. I* K. Moore.
suitable for feminine labor.
well completed. The first change the auditorium of the school house with
faithfully
served.
Call For Warranta
Mis« Julia Wood», Mrs. W. O. Hadky,
Men are hired according to qualifi-
frequent visitor to tho city might no­ committee meetings held in tho class 1:00- 2 4® Setting up Production
♦ Bro. Kuney made a cheerful trip to Mrs. H. S. McDan«!, Mrs. Flora Bol­
■»
ns
Theyjnust
have
been
resi-
Warrants
to
and
including
No*
240
tice is the wheat growing in the perk­ rooms. School will* be dismissed Credit Associations/—F. B. Matson,
of School District No. 7 Sherman dents of the county for a year, must Kent in tho cold cheerless gray of ton. Mrs. Jennie Foes, Mrs- Cushmata,
ing strip along tho steert It was Friday
Assistant Manager, Federal Inter­
County, called for payment- Interest i be registered in a federal employ- autumn, returning in the morning of Mre. Mattie Mitchell, Mrs. Laura
The program this year ta a good mediate Credit Bank. Spokane-
1 in M when the first committee
ment office and must be citizens and winter’s frown, in his customary hap­ Ireland.
ceases at date of notice-
m eting was held and ta no* up and on® with the emphasis being placed
Committee on Music: Misses Kita
2:45
-
3:05
Farm
Miortgage
Ad-
mus» have no other means of support- py mood last week, just as if ho had
Margaret
E.
Tuoi,
Clerk.
on the governmental activities that
givei the city rather a rural took.
been trouting at a summers outing. Anderson, Lulu Bolton, Belle Fita
justmenta
—
A.
Schoenfeldt,
Cor
­
Fred
Pickett,
Sherman
county
rep
­
Many store keeper» have kept a affect the wheat grower. Attendants
resentative at the liquor repeal con­ Good humor is half of the wealth at Maurice, Jennie Williapis.
' Notice
part of their apace bare to show the will learn of the new farm credit vallis-
life-
Committe* on Program: Miss Edyth
Funds are now on hand to cover vention last August, explained the
Foss A Co. facilities and of the working of the S 05 - 8:25 The County Bank and
allotment taken out-
Brock.
Mrs. Hadley, Mrs- Frost and
provisions
of
tho
Knox
bill
that
Is
be-
Those wishing a good homo where
have the letters “Wheat League” domestic allotment plan.» They will the New Financial Set Up—Gene warrants No. 1 to 16 inclusive. Dated
Mrs.
Day®
Idl«man.
Continued to page tour.
there is a good school, will de well
i August 1st 1932 to ________
December 13,
spelled out in their parking strip as discuss their transportation problems Courtney, Tho Dalles-
Committee
on calling off names
to look to Moro. For the next three
and their production troubles as they 8:25 - 6:15 Committee meetings.
1932. Present same for payment to
n novelty.
L-
Barnum,
G N. Bolton, James
months good residence lota can be
District Clerk. No interest after
i Window decorations are going in relate to the new deal.
Mitchell
and
J.
O. Elrod.
Banquet
bought for >15 to >20.
A largo crowd of farmers io ex­ 6:30
this date 11-25-38. C. P- Adams,
rapidly for the meeting. A repre­
Distributing th« pressota: Misses
Clerk, District No 24, Sherman Co-
sentative of the Crown Mills was here pected. Because of tho conditions in
December 9.
Sheriff Wm. Holder was a very sick Edyth Broek, Lulu Bolted U»
this week and made up two displays tho wheat belt It. is thought that a
man
the most part of ¡art wook, but Anderson. Hallie Bane*
8 30 - 9:00 Committee meetings.
।
WARRANT CALL
for merchant» who gave the use of majority of tho visitors will come
min . pana? tho volume of business accumulating - Committee on decorations: Jack
DATK
Outstanding warrants of School
their window!. D. E. Stephens ta from Wasco, Gilliam and Sherman 9:00 - 9:30 Columbia River Naviga­
in his office compelled him to take Hickson, Harry Fits Maurice, Boy
. .00
65 ...44
District No- 17, Sherman County NOV. 28
putting a window display for the ex­ counties* Local tenners are espec­ tion—Shelby Wiggins, Portland.
the
road on th® 4th and he drove to and Charlie ; Powell, Roy Hete«
24
66
41
. .00
periment station ini the window of the ially invited to attend tho mootings *:80 - 10 16 Gasoline Cooperative, numbered 92 to 159 inclu ive endor-
Rufus.
Everybody Invited.
, \
62 ’...82 . .00
•1
25
Moro Hardware Co., Joe Truitt has
-tj. O. Kincaid. Ione; S. S. Cully, »«d not
for want of fund«« wiU
68 . 34
. .00
“
24
From the Observer December 9. 1904.
Chriiitmas festivities at the M- E.
rustled an armful of old harvest pic­ as it ta the ' farmers professional Athena ‘ Cooperative buying—Roy b®
dyk uP<-n P^"^ta-
.48 . .86. . .00
27.
r«*
-
-ay
■
r
t
j
on
interest
to
cease
after
this
Mrs. Clarence Merchant died of
tures «Wch he will display, McKee society and is maintained fbt fhMF Penny, Hermiston.
“
28.
.48
81. . .02
quick consumption at Kent Sunday
date- Datedl at Moro, O egm thi»
and Balslger will decorate the drug benefits alone- AU meetings are in­
26
00
“
19.
,46
night, and was buried Tuesday. She
store windows with a scene , repre structive and interesting and well 10:15 - 10:46 Subsidized wheat Ex 1st day of December, 1038.
’
Tdtat
for
wook
.08
»
wnUauea to p»K« Lour.
*
-
M r McKee, clerk
was a popular person in the neighbor-
Zenting the transportation difficulties worth the time and expense.
_
scon is county musei
-
. ..
KCOKB iS II« OF MEH
, States Engineers hevi started eon-
struction of ths dam at Bonneville
on
on the
the Columbia
Columbia
I
X •
,
WILCOX EXPLAINS CWA WORK
DEADLINE IS MCEO AGAIN
What Happened 40 Year» Ago,
And Who It Happened To
Moro Ready For Wheat League
Meeting December 8th and 9th
WEATHER REPORT FOR
WEEK ENDING NOV. 29