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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1934)
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19. 193Ï. FAG* also practiced their tdAl for the Star Prinurfy Button in office expenses, penman- 1.50 convention to be held at Grass shi; Par. Power Cd ; Court for th* Oc VaRèy October 23rd. The officers for tahe 8th, 7th,’ and Ro ad ma© ten» office expenses J. 25 tober Tçrm of County Court. 198* Those from Kent attending the 8th gya^es room student'body art! tßtandard Oil C04 road itrp- • ’ . O. L.~ Bvlahe, Mom, Fred Kru- funeral of Mrs. A M. Wright of ___________ _ IlW <8upt. accodnt) ' - - • to 88 ■ow, Gru« Valley, and J. At To- —■ ■ 1 The Rebekahs are giving a dance Moro Tuesday afternoon werte Mr. ident, Anita Dunlap Nat’l Hospital, Asso^qon. . 1 Saturday night at the auditorium T?4 ?V"\Joh” Wil>on» Mr. and Anni Laurie »Haynes; cum of Klondike were appointe <1 RoaA empMy^e oontri- j^. ,—w.—; librarian. with Pritshau’» orchestra playing. Mrs. J. C. Wilson, and Camelia Vh ’ 9>em|>er8 of the 1>J5 Bud<-t Frit*; cioak room inspec- bdtftms l.H Walter Pierce was here Friday Smith. Commits* to meet October Utb. ? ■ •’ - —• . o T ■”* . ‘ will Sather; desk inspector, Stat© Indus. Aoc. Comm. Road 1934; At 10 o'clock a. m. afternoon and spoke to the voters A McLean ha. been in Tt*> NelHe Wilaon; clean up committe. employees contributions Sheriff’« turnover report of d at the hall. He was a guest of Kent community the past week sei- Aileen Gregg; and florist. Leona OCI 2.n C, Weld Road supplies V .80. L-nquent Lajee collected since Ju Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garrett while "nS • hne of brushes for house- Sather. L. W. Amick, Ypad supplirà here. 2.45 81k. 1334,' filed and <c<Fpted| GILES I iw™™Every Friday “ Moro' ^o" BP ' ' ' h Mil?**! t w aav " I' Th® Intermediate rodm has be- SJ» I4. Weld, road work Mm. Maa Moom was appointed > * Lou Olds left for Warm Springs 1&.25 aJrLi; ^rk 0,1 •sklt Hal-......... ..... aa wort GILES L. FRENCH ________________ Editor H. H, White, ™ road work i for a few days warming up before V90 to. serve" as clerk on the Moto _^e8t «n Thursday of Mrs. lowe en program to be given later, h . a White, road work ’ the cold winter sets in. 3.85 Electron board in place of Mi t Clyde Smith near Grass Valley. the Poateffice, st Büro, Oregon, Ed Alley, road work and Naomi Vanander. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox Anqa Sather who has been work ander Act of Congrwsjf MyohJ. 1879. „ .^7- * . y <1. •J-4 teams ♦ COURT NEWS drove to Portland Saturday to see ing fp Portland the past month re c So 'Coopers report on death of B 1 " 1 Medler, road work, what the' Oregon team could do turned to her home here Wednes Morford of Klondike filed and a (Continued from page one)* SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE ÌN ÀÌ)VAJÌCB? * teams «nd us^ of truck 1 19.70 cCptpd. u‘ ' against the Washingtons. Institute < ’ v- • 20.00 day. » w ---------------- — ----------- ...—11^ j Geo. L. Fox. road work’ Florin Coon and* James Burton 5.70 Mrs. Ella Vanlandinghams p« Mrs. Ida Davis,. Mrs. Camelis American Legion Auxiliary Union Oil Company, < ' Road were In Ashwood this week to look Smith. Mrs. Betty Kelly and Mrs. Meals for speakers a In- «ion was'increased -.to 115.00 p supplies (March aoe't) ■ . 80.39 ! month’ as pietftióned. over the mine there.1 Jim expects J. C Wilson were guests of Mrs. stltu’te 150 OCTOBER ! , 1934 to go up there and work in the Fred Justesen Sunday afternoon. W. C. Printing & Binding Co mine. Supt office supplies 2.25 Andy Cress of Sprsy, was a Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock business visitor at Kent Tuesday W. C. Printing A Binding Co. have moved into one of the Peter afternoon. Clerk 33.50; Treas 1.23; We can supply your Tl|e'new deal to entering a new phase. For a time it «aa son ¡houses td town and will spend Sheriff 89.15 73.88 KENT SCHOOL NOTES * Naomfl VanOUder, tr4’a«urem regarded as almost sacriliege to utter any critidrm of its the winter here. V>‘ by Margaret Dunlap' _______ _ tolls telephone ; Mnu Fa^e Fields and Jessie [. 2,70 manifiMtation* Thto.period to posainr Wa tcssWiF thie Pill jite in Portland'for a few .The^rass Valley girls defeated J Stats Inttw. Acc. Comm.’ the Kent girls in a volley ball | Peace officers contributions 11.02 a favorable sign. It shows that the- country is becoming days' xHo^pIhg tour? 4 • game played last Friday night in City of Moro, expenses of ln- Harold Hughea, Clifford Rowe normal again. 9 the Kant halt The final score was stalling fire hydrant , 15.45 • .One of the moat unfornate things that can happen to 38-18* * - The game was more ex R. C. Atwood, Groceries to swell the crowd that saw the . Economical«' •* ---- - . .. citing in the first half than in the any political move, especially if it be new, is to have no football classic Saturday. for Clfaa Golllher 10.00 last half. In the last part of the Claims Presented and Allowed Criticism against which to check the reactions of the people.: Mrs. Westerfield returned Tues game the Kent girls made errors - ------- Against Road Fund at October day from a short visit in Moro Instead of the idea being general that it is unpatriotic to; by fumbling while the opposite. Term of Court, with friends. offer criticism we are finding that the reverse is true Not ,• Jim Matthes is building a new side improved. We hope that our Fields Garage, road supplice 2.80 I that criticism of itself is important, but freely spoken opin room on ,tp the. George Wilcox girls play a steadier game this Mrs. (X M. Snider, rent of Trade At week when they play Rufus on road machinery storehouse fi.00 ion of governmental trends is a right and duty of all citizens home here. . the latters floor. R. H. McKean, rent of rqud- Mrs. Kgqneth ‘Newman and Mrs. inademocracy * The girls of Kent High organ-^ masfers office 12 00 En^ma Wilcox were up from New President Roosevelt, himself, while he has defended berg over the week end and Mrs. ¡zed themselves into a Girls League Mrs. J, s. Newcomb, board . Friday afternoon. Evelyn for road laborers 1.76 his policies, has shown his willingness to listen to these who Clara Peters returned with them last Davis was elected president; Phyl- J. 8, Newcomb, gasoline for oppose him and if their ideas are valuable to use them. He for a few days visit. lis Haynes, vice president; and' machinery 5.85 Charles Garrett and wife are does not expect to be alwaj s right. Kight new several gov here Clarice 'Mitchell, secretary-treas- City of Wasco, road masters from Bend to visit relatives ernmental policies are being changed because of criticism and. to do a little bird shooting be urer. Phoebe Lyons was appointed as chairman of the Service com tween times. and apparent mistakes. mittee and Margaret Dunlap as The theory of a democratic goverr rr.ent is that every . . Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eakin were head of the program committee. in Portland last week and during one knows what sort of a government 1 e or she wants and their stay had the misfortune to The girls hope to do a lot of good »dur vr the year. is able to express, freely, his or her wishes in the matter. havQ their car wrecked in a col work Maxine icmke will be absent In this feature it differs from a dictatorship. Out of the lision. Injuries were not serious. from $cb during the next two Jack Gervais, Perry Johnston, weeks w'iü she is attending the clash of many opinions comes the pol.cies that make the r<>c Allen, and Johnnie Walker country. And no policy should be put into force until it made up a fishing trip Tuesday in Worlds’ Faa- in Chicago. We hope she' will have many interesting has undergone the fire of criticism and has sto< d the test which Jack showed the boys how experiences to relate when she gets where to catch a few fish. Vizir« That is the theory of a democratic government. This me . and home «grin. AT Mk«»» (iWren Hogue is temporarily in thod is often slow and may have to be hastened in an emei- capacitated from duty as a bus On Hallowe’en night October 31 Kent school will present a pro-: gency, but it usually results in a national policy that a ma (Jriver for a few days and Frank the REGULAR PRIU $¿32.15 Tram and party at the school jority can and will follow. Let’s be democratic and Pike is taking his place. Charles Olds was taken to the house. < Each room will contribute outspoken a part of the program, the pro © hospital last week with a case of ceeds from which will go toward pneumonia which he contracted buying soup for the country chil while recuperating -from a former dren’s lunches this winter. The A reading of the Oregon Emerald, student newspaper, operation. High school’s part of the program in its issues after the defeat of the University fcoi tall team will be a one act play “The Horror .Grass Valley School Notes by a team from the University of Washington shows that Walks”. The program will be fol by Lawrence Todd □ in offe re times have changed since football was a stiugyle to te Journeying to Kent last Friday, lowed by a free party and re freshments. taken seriously b.v ail students and a defeat was a public the Volley Ball Tigers won their All of the pupils in the second years. HURRY! Limited'quantity only catastrophe Pei haps the fact that athletic teems are cn second game of the season. At the and third grades earned the Gold —sale ends when;. ■ * ' ’G the verge of being hired gladiators has reduced the emoticn- present time Grass Valley, Rufus, and Moro are tied for first place quantify.solcPout! > al interest in the game Perhaps the fact that a large pail in the race for Sherman County METSKER’S NEW of the players on northwest teams are California tienslcn Championship, each having lost SHERMAN COUNTY ATLAS one game. has something to do with it Anyway it is a little edd to • Äiy Metaker’s new up-to • On glancing around the study : ukte atlas of SHERMAN CO-J find a college paper philisopl ical about losing a football • Imagine getting a emart new Hotpoint hall one sees ambitious students • UNTY. It shows all proper-’ game. . Electric Range for $99.50? $32,65 less than poring over their books and we j ties and ownerships. Town-; awake to the fact that this week : ship maps and atlases of over S ------- o—- the regular price of this popular model! tarings Sjx We^ks Exams. There is only a limited quantity available, Anything may happen to a man if he gets far er.ough ’ ‘The Lit Club met at Dorothy • 60 edunties in Oregon and • : Washington and northern Id- : so you will have to act quickly. You can awaÿ from home. Those in this section of Oregon who Olds’ home this week. : sho. Th* bitt maps mad^ V As the. play class learn their • For sale fit the county JR ums - • use our budget plan if you wish and pdy at know “Daddy” Jowett, aged Legionnaire of Antelope we* lines more rapidly than was ex i sor’s office, Moro, Ore. knd: your convenience \ somewhat shocked to read of his entrance into the conven pected, tl)e date of presentation has • at “Metaker the > Map Man” i See this range in our display room or tion city of Miami where he was hailed as “Hermit ol been'^vanced two weeks, now be • ill S W.’Oak st. Portland Or • ing November 3. inquire through any established electric Jackass Mountain” who lives 80 miles from his nearest Down on, the football field the range dealer. Visualize it gleaming beauty neighbor. Kindly, next door neighbors, who are keeping boys rush madly back and forth in your kitchen. Learn the possibilities of his cat at Antek pe will be shocked to a greater extent. ttwiuHnimrnimmamg a under ** the supervision of Mr. ; ttmtanm 1 MF Iff; , t j it* over-sized insulated oven. Notice the . Davies. The game is called speed --------- O—------ about ouy Budget Plan! ball, the main purpose being to sturdy welded steel construction, the new . The wheat in Sherman county, where it has been sown build uponea wind—or vocabulary^ design automatic temperature control, the I % The straight lines of this attractive Hotpotot is coming up in fine shape. It is one phenomenon that modern switchboard, the tjandy storage Triumph conform to the styling of built-in all fond .biidkig her three credit hasn't been taken for by some of the gubernatorial children goodbye. She is «ending drawer, and all the other features which electric kitchens. It is finished in all whitepor- Will Hold À çand Màtpg them>v<^)>4e=JUeort>rld to provide \ ; <nake thia range the outstanding bargain 7 celain enamel. Specially priced with open coil a* for themselves. On watching the ------- 0--------- . * * of the year!, . . ; ( - - service units — $99.50. " ' ’ Flay progress we realise It is just .. Southern Caliiornia has tad «notber earthouskr, bm some oT the iffolnbers of the Public being the home of the Townsend plan and the Epic scheme Speaking - Cass presenting the “Three Little Pigs and The Big it should be used to shocking occurences. at Bad Wolf.” “«¡¡s Ï cr man Qlnunfu 3lonrnal ««. I»« Grass Valley , CRITICISM AND DEMOCRACY ,t. . School Day Needs ■ • C.lodpng, tablet«, pencils, Pads, etc. Best of Quality, Best Price - H. Zeigler’s ,<^T’ Grass Valley : J' V : Oregon MODEL RA 27 • Afk Eastern Star Social Club A Thanksgiving Benefit DANCE -------- O------ . A writer in Colliers intimates that Upton Sinclair is the spiritual successor of Aimee Semple McPerson and that the retired middle westerns of California are tur ning to politics instead of religion as a means of emotional outlet. American Federation cf Lalor’s Green is an enemy of Reds, he says * Well, the colors do clash somewhat. It is obliging of those Hungary coal miners to go undefC ground to strike Policemen and strikers couldn’t gH into a sing’c fig’t. Thp brain trust is said to be giving way to more practi cal men in the administration Maybe that brain trust busi ness was a misnomer all the time. Win, lose or draw, Sinclair has caused the eyes of the nation to be focused on California and native sons will not feel to harshly toward him. Now the great Hindu rope climbing trick is to be expns Ad Rut then, this is the season when almost everything else is brought to light. A vacant lot in New York has been found with a valu able and illegal crop growing cn it It produced nearly $100,000 worth of marihuana The department of justice is a more through reducer than the department of agriculture for the entire crop is to be plowed under. Quit Killing (Continued from page owe) signs mean ‘Slow.’ » These include ‘Curve’ and ‘S-Curve.’ ‘Narrow Bridge’, ‘Loose Gravel,’ and other indications of conditions requiring reduced speed, k All octagon signs are stop signk psed at intersec tion/ with maih highways or thru streets. Railroad crossing warn- ings are round,, and direction and restriction signs, such as ‘No Park ing’ and ‘Drinking Water Ahead’ are square. Kent News Irene Pottratz spent the week end in the Dalles shopping. J. 1^ Wilson and George Wilson went to Antelope Saturday and purchased two jersey cows from Hugh McGreer. ; Miss Carroll Grey and Rob Dickie of Portland were dinner guests of Mrs. Ida Dains Sunday, Miss Grey is a cousin of Miss Fredrickson. Kent grange No. 68R held their regular meeting Saturday evening October 13th. Visitors were Guy Wilson. Homer Belshee and daugh ter Winnifred of Harlandview grange, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eaton of Grass Valley, The officers team Grass Valley Auditorium Thurs. Nov. 29 ;|Watch for later announce-, Iments. ance I ntroductory offer on A utomatic electric ■ ""IRTI WATER HEATER $79^0 , , f U installed Your whole family can enjoy auto- matic electric hot water service with thia heater. It assured a con« atant aupply ready for use day or, night at the turn of a tap. At the new low fate of 8/10 of 1 cent per k.w.h., thia service is too economi- ' cal to be without. 40-GALLON SIZE... Ask your dealer or our local office more about this new low rate—and ask to see this special 40-gallon site automatic electric water heat er. You may purchase it on our con venient budget plan. This Storage tank heater is thermostatically con trolled to keep water always st the desired temperature. Completely OPERATES ON NEW . LOW RATE ° ro installed and ready for use at the above low price. wifh th*fy°u and Help Crags Valley REBEKAHS Now CÀI BE * rr MH Pur- Sat. Nite Oct. 2Oth in the used b* thf •J?®**1 PER K W H M Grass Valley Auditorium SEE YOUR DEALER OR Music by P acific P ower & L ight .C ompany PKITSHAU ORCHESTRA Always at Your Service^
