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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1934)
TU« SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRlpAV, AUGUST 1MH4 Tuesday night With the usual rin ging or cowbells and firing << guns. The serenaders were admit ted, the men served with cigars each month. Visiting while the women received more wh in a statement issued as a result the original company wW will of inquiries from numerous policy point out any flaws in ariy plan holders as to whether a policy in of change proposed. If a change another company would not be in the form or amount of the pre more beneficial than one which sent policy is desired, your com has already been carried for a pany can make it for you with number of years. out your »suffering a loss. Beware of agents who want to Reputable life insurance comp anies do not sanction this prac replace old policies witti new in * / tice of lapsing policies and re surance. writing them in other companies, and the agent who encourages the ROUND-UP QUEEN surrender of a policy having an ac j (Continued from page one) crued value and replacing it with another is serving his own selfish known in these parts that it is interests rather than the best in taken for granted. She has on oc terests of. the policy holder, ac casion cut out the Round-Up buck cording to Commissioner Averill. ing horsey from -the «other stock ( A life insurance policy has a on the ranch and single * handed definite property value which in driven them all into Pendleton creases with the age of the policy to deliver them at the Round-Up and a change from one company grounds. She often rides 25 miles to another usually means a finan of fence daily. cial loss to the insured, for the Crand Ccaloe Prm Will Be Built ■ I vited to meet with ua. united in wishing the young cou ple many years of happiness and Moro Lodge No. Ill, I. O. O. F. LO.O.F. bell. Tran sient and Wsitmg brothers are cordi ally invited to meet with us. Ralph Brisbine, N. G. J0® Truit, Secretary Lupine Rebecca L«dge No. IIS Moro, Oegon Robert Rohde was seriously in jured Thursday of last week when was picking up strw with. He was sick anyway and does not know all that happened to him, but apparently the team ran away with him while he was on the ton gue of he wagon. He was taken to thtaboepital but was found to not be in danger. Bruises and cuts were the extent of his injuries. Jack Tomlin ig here again after Meets 2d and 4th Tu- spending the harvest season pil ing wheat at the Klondike ware Visiting members wei house and operating the elevator there. come. Giaddis La'^Mts, N. G. The 4H Poland China Pig dub Uh Bull, Secretary lave some fullblooded pigs of the breed for sale fyTown Talk Dr.F.A. Perkins first payment on a life policy an jaitj a fl : a fe; ü a 3 r»; g ~*j a iij a . a >jy "4 a ; af< a -v | and the acquisition Genertil ylew of the Columbia river busta'Dear Almira. Wash., showing the site of the projected Grand iDuteh Fuller was up from I T!” ^51 ^¡!Lfor * d*1“ 251 feet hlrh OD<I " l>ow«r Pl»»* «!>*> »'»ht ceneratln, knit, and an Portland over the week end. ln»‘«0ed capacity of 700.000 horsepower. The PIVA haa allotted about MO,000.000 for the project. 301M E. Second St The Dallee, Ore. PHONK.211 W sr-QpncuN 1 Mk. and Mrs. George Updegraff Grate Valley Baptist Church AUCTION SALE I were in Portland Friday and Sat guard against taping 8 p m. tent behind the scene part in country 22 good work horses, ages 7- urd*y to see a friend off on the Preaching of hoAe. to rfede^TX™^ «“»<1^ è B Y. P. U. 7 pm the Oregon State Fair horse ra 10; 8 good colts, ages 1-3; 15 boat for Japan. They returned ces this season. No,. not gambol campair» Una practice ide. they now hold, and any plan sets of harness; 4 hogs; 1 milk I the first of the week. DENTIST last ultori in some arrests ------- « . .. - * h *“" last vear year tar resulted cow and calf; miscellaneous farm I * ees* I »ee tht Henry and Lillian are ing about in the feed bins. for . an exchange of coverage To make horse sense out of. and helped to put fear into those HOME OFFICE, WA8C<> U a” 7 Melon growers in taking the first step toward div this white mice business, one has Who would win by foul means. ' orce. FERRELL miles east: of ore<on orfanize(1 and to know that Fair Director^ Max How's that? ' Wasco at 10.00 a. m- Saturday, hi8hed a priae bejow which they F(W your convenience I have Gehlhar is going to employ white They have just got married. August 18th, 1284. . ; may thfir pro<hlct While arranged for you to leave mice, the state chemist and sev your Shoe Work at Walter „ o . v i v Sherman county does not enter Insurance Head Warns Lend ma a five spot for a week eral veterinarians to see that no For Sale: . A l my into thi. to an, extent the a* May A Son. 'Tide up „ in EachMonth doping of horses is practiced at old man. far” tool., etc will be »W I nnt t • ’land deliver twice a week at Of Frauds over the state fair. at publie-1. on ™ncKAuri5thJM of lhMtamp, here ,nd First youil have to tell me who * cost to you. -T will Recently, white mice set up com Mrs. W. O. Smith. Kent proj^bly need 1000 before the I the weak old man is. petition to the chemical labors— Salem, Ore., August 16—Insur For Saie: 18 Rambouillet Bucks season is over. Client: Why it costs a lot more tory on the doping tests, and now The Wasco Shoe Man ance agents who attempt to re J. N. McInnes, Kent. to get divorced than to get mar- bid fair to displace the chemist ried, doesn’t it? to large degree. When white mice! or encourage the replace- lawyer: It’s worth more isn’t are given an hypodermic injec- | ment of life insurance policies al- Lots of dry Fir and Pine wooc FUNERAL it? IC and 12 inch- Will trade for tion of the saliva taken from a ready in force by one in another When Your Shoes need repan — and — send them to wheat. Write O- R Huis«, Mosier suspected doped horse, they will company, which new policy is pur AMBULANCE SERVICES “What did you repair those show a quivering of^the tail and _ „ „ . w . , . Community Presbyterian Church ported to be more suitable to the NAI ’S shoes with?” J. H. Hale, Muir and improved I • an arching of it over the back if insured’s needs, are not onlyun- Phone 345 The Dalles, Ore Elberta peaches are now in thel Shall I Do With My “Hide.” stimulants have boea'used on the ethical in their practices but are GOOD SHOE REPAIRING market and will last for about ten I Lne^7 jg the subject of the ser* ‘ ‘Why should I hide?” horse. usually doing the policy holder' GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY : THE DA 1.1» days. Orange Cling will be ripe “on 11 o dock, Sunday, Aug. “Hide! hide. The cows outsidse”. The State fair, qaafmgement is a grave injustice, declares A. H. I 204 Recofid St. Phone 222 * about the 20th of the month. Alta 19- »tadent miniater, Law- “Let her come in, I’m not af joining better race tracks over the Averill, insurance commissioner. Loma brand, tree ripened, non-|re2Ce will apeak. raid.” T »e oBi----------- ---------------------------------------------- _______________________ ____ ____________ irrigated are the best Call and Sun<i*y school at 10 a.m. with see us. E. Kurtx, The Dalles. classes for all ages. Wht is the most outstanding •••• I The young people’s orchestra will contribution that science has giv For Sale or Trade: One Bow- h0* 8und»Y niffht en the world? What shal it profit a man if eher Food Grinder. Tom Domna, I Blondes. I he gain the whole world and lose For Sale: Pure bred Barred I his own soul? Helen doesn’t understand base Rock breeders |1. Rhode Island ball at all. The other day she The Full Gospel Assembly •Red pullets. Mrs. Ernest Shull, went to the game and) fell in Moro, Oregon. 2 . Sunday School 10:00 a. m. love with the umpire. „ . I Fellowship Meeting and scripture HIS new G.E. Hotpoint Range re For Sale: Circulating Heater,I lemon ................................. ll.OOu- m Electric range. Fred Pickett Prayer meeting every Wednes- Race Horses At State tains the heat inside the oven where it •*** I flay at 2:30 p. m. at the home of belongs. No “pot-watching” is necessary Fair Not To Be Doped Fred Paulus, deputy state treas r . j . Ginn. urer was in Moro Saturday for either with this modern way of cooking. Everybody welcome. a short time inquiring about the Never before has a full size table-top White mice will play an impo 'Ul'2 in eounty nd. ciiri.U„ Seto»« municipal bonds in this county. range of this quality been offered at so Jack Frost was id town for a Subject: SOUL short time last Thursday from I ? Golden Text: Psalms 143:8. low a price. It was designed for beauty as Ashland where hte is living. Most me bear loving- - well as utility, being finished in beautiful all the old timers will remember I kinohess in the morning; for in I all-white porcelain enamel, and is equip - Jack Frost, former county school I A° 1 trust, cause me to superintendent, former teacher, know the way wherein I should Hotpoint ped with new design automatic temper Moro Legion Hall former abstractor and real estate I ^dk; for I lift up my soul unto ature control. Can be purchased with dealer. He is a cousin of Mrs. I ®ffl XJ.Schaeffer and Mrs. Frost is I All are cordially invited to at- • August 25, 1934 open coil or Calrod units. a cousin of Dr. Poley. I ^*®d the church services ®nd to eeee make use of the reading room in PAUL HUEUrS Miss Manguerette McCoy, a I rear of the churdh building, WITH CALSOO UNITS AND niece of Mrs. Tom Fraser, is visit- which is open daily where all au- Colombia Gorge Hotel Orches TH SIFT COOKKt ing here from Portland \ I thorized Christian Science litera- $2L25 ADDITIONAL • ••• I turn may be read, borrowed or tra will furnish the Music. Lester Barnum shippod a| car I Purcb*«®fl- A. BUTLER ZELL’S CHUfgHES HOME WER ARK Keep a cool kitchen with this G.E. HOTPOINT range! Dance TRIUMPH M32’.5 load of cattle Saturday night and drove down to the city Sunday ac companied by his moflher,Mrs.E. E. Barnum. They visited in Port land and Hillsboro a few days be fore returning. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beale were here Saturday night and Sunday from Goldvndale. Homer is con vinced that the Jamboree which will be given there this week end will be a thrilling affair. , Leon Moore and Clarence Mor rison loaded a car of their blade cattle Saturday night and sent them to market. Both dro*e down Monday to sell the stock. The «Rev. and Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchelmore, parents of Lawrence Mitchelmore. student pastor of the Community church returned to their home in Spokane, Tues- the Manito Presbyterian church spent Ms two weeks vacation in Moro with his son and Mrs. Mit- chelmore who came hero a month Charley BuIUra is riding a- round in a brand new ear since Final Tax Notice For 1934 Current 1933-34 taxes are payable in quarterly install ments, which installments come due on March 15th, June 15th, September 15th, and December 15th, Interest is charged on any quarter not •o paid. The last date on which rebate may be allowed is Sep tember 15th. Personal ' Tax Statement* will NOT be mailed to tax* 'Take your choice of these l|W~ V *'• '.Xi new D.t refrigerators You will find brilliant beauty, new refinements and distinguished styling in the 1934 General Electric Refrigerators. The General Electric Monitor Top mechanism quickly won universal recognition as the standard of excellence for household refrigeration. Sealed- in-steel, it requires no attention, not even oiling. ’ The new General Electric flat-top created a style sensation in refrigerators. Beautiful in its modem simplicity of design, it is undoubtedly the most attractive of all refrigerates Mling at popular prices. There are only two types of electric refrigerators Monitor Top and flat-top. You can see them both here—and take your choice. ONLY $10 DOWN places a G.E. Refrigerator in your home. Miss Mildred Whalley was in Portland over the week end, re- Guests at the VanGilder home Finley of McMinnville and Zelda Watkins of Tyrh Valley. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McDonald custom. Thi* will constitute Your Final Notice. Hugh Chrisman Kyovll want an . I \ KITCHIN _ I ModolX-5 >180°.° Modal 138°.“ — P acific P ower & L ight C ompany
