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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1934)
. «I .•«.. THE SHERMAN CQtJ^X JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11. 1934. german journal m CONSOLIDATED, MARCH « IMI ’ 'WAS%^W s -KNTERPRI8E, Established 18»! —_— 4 Miss Harriet Fredrickson, local teacher spent the week end in Port land. Mra. R. P. Barnett left for Port- land Sunday to Visit her sister Mrs. Raleigh Hampton. * > Bob Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brown, and Miss Lena Lantis of The Dalles, were reported mar ried last week at the brides home. 1982 memup I î . ,Wght guest Saturday at the home cussing Girls’ Teague work end f Mrs. Ida Davis I planninir to to vet get organized planning organized bef Grass Valley SHÄ Ä7 .IfM PAGB ™ i the end of. the week. The boys and girls in the c many room have been maki “How to Keep Clean” booklets f. health. The third grade is going to p. & sent a play ‘’The Discovery ’ ■ America" in honor of Christoph1 R Columbus. This is a part of th» History work. Biddy Wee. the canary in t 11.termediate room is all dress up this week. She wears a brig , tinkling bell on her cage to va . the tones of her inquiring “Ch that enters into the cla room discussions occasionally. . Three thermometers hang in ti‘ * Intel mediate room which are eag ; ly watched by most of the grat _•. s< hool. They register the averag . of the third, fourth, and fifth gra< , •; spelling classes. If the mercui is low then the entire class stru; I gles manfully to raise it next da KENT SCHOOL NOTES by Margaret Dunlap are eligible to compete hi the con- When the final whistle blew and test, which will doee October 31. ended the volley ball game between CH Fq T Friday Bt Mgto’ Oregon, By, GILES L. FRENCH ~ Æjging Editor Prizes will be divided as follows: Kent and Moro last Friday night for second; the score stood at 27 to 19 in Mrs. Lulu May Grant, of Ames, Itae Uea the body of William Jay; 13 for fir»t placd; five third ptz<s qf bach. ' En Moro’s favor. It was an interest matter at the Postoffice, at Moro, Oregon, Iowa, and children are here to- •He died maintaining his righ> of under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879- tries should , be submitted to the ing game, however there were spend the winter with her parents, ; r; way. ----------- — ■ -1---------- 1'"- ------- "UTL..------ L.L Mr. and Mrs. L. D. May-, Mr. ite was right, dead right, as he Sherman County Journal or mail many errors mado by both sides. SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ed directly .to, the Oregon State Miss Hendrickson was official ref- . »ped along— One Year ..... -...... >150 Grant, who is a professor in the university at Ames, is studying in Bat he’s juat as dead as if he’d Motor association. Portland, where । eree. Thu Kent line-up was: Eve judging will take place. You may lyn Davis, Clarice Mitchell, Helen London this winter. $Nn wrong! ; submit as many jingles as you Amateur poets, here’s your wish; but only one prize will be Wilson, Margaret Dunlap, Bertha OCTOBER 12, 1934 and Myrtle Helyer. Subs: Edna H- D. Scudder and B. S. Hurd chance! ’ , ' awarded to each participant. McKay for Davis. Rosellen Bar were blare this week to hire Miss > «Sponsors of the statewide “Let’s .Tbe ‘Let s Quit Killing” drive en- nett for Bertha Helyer. Glendora Garrett to make a survey . POLITICAL SHOW - * ... . of the acreage and production of Quit Killing” street and highway I tered its third two-week period on The next’ game will be played safaty drive, beleiving age ‘ has October 7, with educational and With Grass Valley this Friday Three old men, all well past three score-and ten alloted.; Sherman county farmers. Miss somewhat dulled the effectiveness enforcement activities concentre- .night, the. 12th. on our home floor. Garrett is working in Moro on the tomankind, trod the boards at the Legton HaS Friday assignments Let’s all attend. Game starts at 7:30 p. m. night, each putting on an act The first actcr one Robert H°lye-, Helen Wilson, METSKER’S NEW Frank Herrington, who one 'Ume pjayed the . Eddie Jor Mrs. Dick Edwards is visiting seven cash prizes for the best four .ward closer observance of road- Luther Davis. Margaret Holmes. '“rRMAN COUNTY ATLAS • her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Henry Ford. ' . - • u ’ > Carsten, Donald, Jackie and Frank Buy Metsker’s new up-to Schilling here» while Dick is down The second was Walter Pierce, old maestro of the in the wilds of Curry county after »imiliarly some trame «afety warn-‘and ‘crossroad' markers, and a von Borstel are all absent from cate atlas of SHERMAN CO- r hich can be used to replace more general use and observance school this week while attending UNTY. It shows all proper- bl political stump in Oregon, and probably the most adept %1 "JXdera ^Wthi»nte<l ,b°Ve’ °f univer“' ’^13 for turn- the stock show in Portland. tns and ownerships. Town-’ i’J emotional political orator the state has developed. . As is An readers of this newspaper mg and stopping. The new traveling library has ship maps and atlases of over H Rinehart Wassenmiller, with his customary with monologues of the typé portrayed he began wife and son, Frederick Jacob, Our high 8<3hool faculty may be been received and the books are 60 counties in Oregon and 4 He said a change should be made with a dire picture of the state of the nation at the time the v^ere visitors here from The Dalles intelligent but their long drawn irt the state house and that the old ready to be lent to townspeople as Washington and northern Id- 4 i faces following the world series in gang should be kicked out and new well as school children. ♦ho. The best maps made., 4’ forces he claims to represent came to the fore.. He spoke this week end. The Intermediate room plans to baseball seemed ample proof for men put in. He told of the work For sale at the county asses- of the devils who threaten the people frbm outer darkness L. C. Davies and family were in the contention that they are not have a short Columbus day pro sor’s office, Moro, Ore. and au he had done in Corvallis where he much as the medicine men of old told the people of witches Portland last Saturday on business always “right.’’ Mr. iRowe, in had been head of the school board gram for the room consisting of at “Mctsker the Map Man” J songs, and poems. 514 S.W. Oak st. Portland Or /J and demons and with trembling voice and trained histronic that did not interfere with the fact, is now disowning the “School and is interested in business ven« stories, The high school girls are dis- boy ” as being a relative of his. i tures. ' - gestures he pictured the victory of the voters if they but football game. Any one passing the office and ; followed his leadership and that of his alleged master. It Mr, and Mrs I. ID. Pike are home, glancing in when Mr. Davies is was a good act and ended with - the usual tremolo. King form Hermiston bringing with meeting with his economics class them several samples of home is almost tempted to enter and Vidor, the movie director should have been there. We can supply your The third character in the play was one who has known grown squash that weighs nearly make himself at home. They look 60 pounds. sc comfortable and interested. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton, Rob better days A retired major general, Charles H. Martin, Mildred Alley, last week and ert Schilling and Mrs. Camelia still showing the gentility and social inhibitions of a life Charles Garhammer is here from; Ferdenand Stark, this week made Smith were transacting business in time of good associations, decended haltingly ard with, ap Kent to aid in the excavation of (their appearance before the stu- The Dalles Friday. Clothing, tablets, pencils, Pads,, etc the Simon basement that has been : dent body to let the students in George Wilson went to Redmond parent dislike to the petty name calling of (he political in process of digging for several on what was being, done in Speech Friday and brought back six fine Economically stump. He does not call an opponent a tin horn with con days. Arts class. We were curious as bucks. • some strange sounds occasionally viction nor with the trembling voice of trained emotion; he Miss Martha Hendrickson spent mouths the stinging words of political rebuke with no en John Eakin has been here sev-} eminated fi;om that class. Saturday shopping in The Dalles. eral weeks constructing a cistern ' With Mr. Hughes and his volley thusiasm He has been too long among the gentle folk of on the O'Leary place, being farmed ball girls off in a drive for their Mrs- A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Frank Haynes, and Mrs. Max Pluemke the land to enjoy the rabble rousing atmosi here of pc lit ica) by ibis brother V. B. Eakin. i fourth annual pennant, with Mr. left for Portland Friday morning Trade At Davies, a successful football season where they will shop and take in meetings Lemon was here the first behind him and a High School the stock show. And so the show is over, excepting for an enthusiastic of P. the N. week attending Minstrel ahead Quality N. . a P. . xveiisuii, Neilson, a cousui cousin oi of uurs. ¡Mirs, , , ”, to , business . _ v. ,, of him _ . and , Mr. ’ av , individual who asked that some one — unnamed ard un matters connected with h.s farm- Rowe coaching the first play and Fred who has been visit- Store mg. known — be thrown out so that he could be thrown in ‘ fraVRaf infir the Jliatesen family several ~ "T . . • L- .e 1,1 that CL.V. H. S. days left for his home in Omaha. A reasonably good crowd was out for the show, but ^.The Tiger Tattler, the school is < to another interesting year.] Nebraska> Saturday evening on .there should have been more. The world is moving on; paper, will make its initial ap- Mr«. Hughes and Mr. Rowe ac-' the‘train. , . .. times are changing; and it is not for long that cne can hear pearance of the year next Mon- companied some qf the pupils ini Mrs. Camelia Smith was an over good examples of the political incantations of the Victorian day. This year the paper will be a charivari last week on Helen* each six weeks by the Stark and Gerald Kelly, recently age. Orators, fully equipped with full range tremolos are published English IV class under the super- ■ married. Helen was a member cf of as rare as circus calliopes, and as entertaining. Political vision of Dorothy Fairchild the the class of ’34. Good luck to them. opponents must be charged with something and th s year maxim of the year’s staff. Last Friday the girls drew a the charges are no worse than usual. Crooks, radicals, bye in volleyball but the local boys .DEMOCRATS theives, tories, reds, socialists, tin herr s, hare trails are played an interesting game of all time honored words of derisicn and scorn to apply to tl e football against Rufus High in the '(Continued from page one) local field. The score was 13 to 0 have been made to Oregon since other side. And democracy marches on in favor of G. V. H. S. 1 the Roosevelt administration be —-------- Enthused with the new idea of gan and gave it as this belief that correlating English with the other more would be forthcoming, es FOR CONNECTED ROADS subjects, the English II class has pecially if the state showed sup- 1 A proposal has been made tlat free nominal charge divided into two groups under the port of the president. of Frances Fairchild He read his five point program ferries be established on the Columbia in federal aid high leadership and Ivan Blagg. The team which which included development of ways. It is understood that federal money would be forth garners the highest average for Oregon through private initiative coming to assist in the maintenance and construction of papers in the next four weeks will and personal use of private proper guests of the other team at a ty, reduction in amount of state such ferries. The legislatures of the twro states, interested, be party. bonds, close cooperation with Pres Oregon and W ashington, must pass laws permitting these The student body as a whole had ident Roosevelt, recognition of the ferries before the highway ccmmissicns can establish them. its annual picture taken last week right of labor to organize against It seems to this newspaper that the facts set forth in and this week the volley ball giris exploitation and giving them the had their group picture taken. The right to strike, rigid control of the *"FOQ LIGHT” it the the above paragraph require some effort cn the part of members danger-tone between of the Senior class and state budget. e teeing light and dim those living along the highways which would he affected: 4 ihe faculty posed for individual Harare E. Walter, candidate for light. It it inadequate for reading or any tevere These include the Federal Higyway 97 which now formé , a ones. The members of the faculty secretary of state, said he was visual work, yet it gives no clear warning to your lad a difficult time trying to smile running on the F. D. R. platform. eyes. Your vision ia ad through lane from Canada to Mexico ard the Oregon Cc^st Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scheurai of Portland wee here last week end visiting friends and looking over their old home. OCI a. DM/tinr* « m —__ X. wx • * • Kent News ; School Day Needs Best of Quality, Best Price H. Zeigler’s Grass Valley: : Oregon Of course she dreads mending in highway ‘ < There is an association in Oregon designed to aid ¿e velopment of the federal highway here, and probably every district has such an organization also Some one irurt take the lead in bringing representatives of these ccirirtn ities together to form a united group ready and Willing to go before the legislatures to ask for the enabling resolutions that will permit the projected ferries. Not a great deal cf time remain«before the 1935 session mitts. Therefcie it is important that a move be made to bring the forces tc. get her that are interested in further development of easy, transportation between the c<mmunities lying on the tw*o Accused in Lindbergh Kidnap Case ‘ The commercial clubs of the county have tn cppcrtir- Ity here to do something of value. ------- O------- As far as Earl Snell is concerned, voting for him is be yond partisanship in eastern Oregon. His election means that this section of the state will have a representative on the board of control, and should he be defeated it means that we. would continue to be the step sister of the Willa, mette valley. Every fairminded res dent of the state will grant the right cf equal representation cn the beard. ------- o------- If we could put on a world’sseries evrry week we would! need any recovery act . Herais ¿.new scientific study and reading lamp that every school child should have. Its specifications are the result of an extensive survey by the Illuminat ing Engineering Society of America to obtain a per fect student lamp. There is an inverted open-top bowl of diffusing glass under the shade, which pro duces a correct combination of direct and indirect illumination. When placed on a table, al! seated about this lamp see without eyestrain. After dis covering how efficient this lamp is, every adult is going to want one by his or her favorite chair, too. * The various models, from $5.95 up, bulb included. SEE YOUR DEALER OR We are more thankful for football on even yeais than old ones. It provides surcease frem politics Anyway it’s safer to be a farmer in Sherman county than to be king of Yugoslavia home—without cost or obligation—just by making an appointment with our local office. Our home lighting expert will call at your convenience and show you, as she tests light with the Sight Meter, how to rearrange your lighting for better seeing at work or play. This is a Pacific Power As Light Co. ser vice. It is not only free—we welcome your request for it. It is something that you will want to tell your friends about after you have had the Sight Meter demonstration. i It is ---------------------------------------------------- • Our abused eyes have never taken enough advantage of electricity and good electric lamps. We still work in light that is too bright, in light that glares, in dim light, and, worst of all, in that half-way-between light— “FOG LIGHT.” Your eyes won’t tell you until it is too late —but the new Sight Meter will. Its sensitive needle measures light as quickly as you can wave the shadow of youf finger over it. You can have a demonstration in your own Protect Precious Eyes with this Study and Reading Lamp --------- 0--------- Now they begin to “ride”the USC football team t< ugh to be a loser. Noboy loves ‘em justed to it by harmful tension, which, if re peated for a prolonged period, results in eye Bogues gallery portrait of Bruno Biella rd Hauptmann, arresté«! for possessing part of tile Lindbergh baby ransom and then accused of being one of those who kidnaped and murdered the child. P acific P ower & L ight C ompany ^Always at —
