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THE SHERMAN. COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1934 PAGE THREE Giant Seaplane Bréales All Records OBSERVER, Eatabiiibed Nov. 2. 1888 JOURNAL, Established Oct. 14, 1897 CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, 1981 WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891 CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4, 1932 1X88 Kent News fküs 8AKKS willing BORROWERS CAUTIOUS A number of farmers were in Moro last week to get their hog reduction checks. Prominent Writer Refute 3 Mrs. Millie von Borstel and Mrs. MtMIU Statements Bankers Are Norton were business visitors at Refusing Sound Loans— Antelope Friday. [OCL Describes Reasons for Re Miss Matilda Holt and Vern el aced Volume of Credit. Mallery of Redmond were Kent visitors over the week end. John K. Wilson is driving a new FIGURES supplied by typical, well DXxlge pick-up car purchased in * managed banks in different pari < of the country show that a high pr«* The DallA last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Harbin and portion of a’l applications for loan Mrs. Betty Kelley were dinner have been granted in the past ye: i or two, says Albert W. Atwood in :i SUBSCRIPTION RATES-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. This is the giant Sikorsky S-42. the Brazilian Clipper, which shuttered all existing records fur transport guests Sunday at the J. C. Wil recent article In The Saturday Ev:' On« Year ............. $150 seaplane flight Carrying a full transport load and with Col. Charles A. Lindbergh In charge for Pan American son home. mug Post on “The Idle Dollar.” Er. Airways, the huge ship flew 1,242.« miles at an average Sfteed of 157.5 miles an hour. Besides this seven other Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of Hood Riv cerpts from Mr. Atwood’s article fc! er were over night guests of the low: long-distance and recent world marks were broken. NOVEMBER 30, 1934 J. C. Wilson family Friday. “i’requently banks state that n Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schadewitz high as 90 per cent of all such appl were transacting business in The cations are granted and for from C NOW WHAT Dalles Saturday. to 75 per cent of the amoun* ask Wilson and for. Allowing that the bankers ma'. Mr. and Mrs. J This is the time of the biennium when tveiycre is Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and son Uieso figures as favorable to the A thinking of, "What ought to be a law” ar.d if in any position Kenneth were dinner guests Satur own possible, seen The father of L. C. Dickson who day of Mr. and Mr% Chester Smith st ran of authority is making plans to have a bill introduced that that we are told again a was ill with pneumonia last week near Moro, t'he occasion being Mrs. again that banks are not lending. will bring about some desired reform. is now reported to be able to sit Wilson's b rthday anniversary. “If we lake into account the who> Among those considered prominent enough to be men up. Even though past 80 he is Mr..and Mrs. J. H. Wilson were class of regular bank borrowers, the business visitors at Grass Valley plain fact is very few want to bor tioned in the daily press are a bill to divorce’ the state fair expected to get well again. row yet. For the word ‘borrow' i: Tuesday. board from the department of agriculture and ere to James T. Brown was granted a Mr. and Mrs . Max K. Pluemke, merely another name for the wor I divorce from Ruth Jane Brown last consolidate the banking, corporation ar.d insurance depart R. Abel and J. R. Dellinger atten- ‘debt,’ rnd we face a great world ments. Surely these bills must have been made up by per Monday by Judge Hendricks. The ded the bazaar and dance at Ante- wide drive *o get out of debt. Browns were married November “An experienced small-city bankc . lope Saturday evening. sons with opposite notions about government. Ore asks 13, 1931 and separated the follow askea if banks were lending freely for consolidation while the other w ants division. It might ing spring. enough, wisely replied: 'The realh KENT SCHOOL NOTES be considered that the only time the state fair v rs able to good borrower dnes not wish t boi Miss Vivian Trounce has start bv Margaret Dunlan The girls lost the last voliejball row now. In fact, I think cur cus get along without a special appropriation was when it was ed a class in piano instruction game of the season last Friday tomers are making a remarkably under the guidance of the agriculture board. As fcr the here and has several pupils. night to Rufus. The final score was fine showing In paying off their Betty Olds was taken to Port consolidation of three departments the rtmheref state 32-23. The girls are happy to be loans, especially loans of long stand land for medical treatment this banks has been so decreased that that derailment cculd be week end. gin basket ball this week and are working on pivots and passes consolidated without putting a lot cf work on any one’s l R. J. Baker was in Moro Monday “Cr I.’ we thii k ot business con Mr. Darby is the this we c. shoulders; after the liquidations are over, that is. having a little business with the cerns rather than of individuals, it coach. is conservative to say that those abl" The legislature coming into efike in January is so new circuit court in session that day. Tthe ! second edition of the“Kn to maintain high credit ratings haw The Lutherans of this vicinity will be published next Friday to the state that there is no prophesy ir g vbat they will do held services last Sunday in their busy been muliy the ones able 1-n main class The English They may do anything or nothing, but kt us hope they de church with a goodly crowd ot- tain ample ca Ji rp?ourccs and. there fore, least in need of* credit. /. not mix up the stale’s affairs with any more conflicting tending. December third Jack Lowry (left) and Dwight Lon . each twenty one and students of I rices and costs fall many concern legislation than is now on the books. The Eastern Star dance Wednes. Washington university, have left Los Angeles harbor on their way to noon hour will be shortened found themselves with plenty < . They are voyaging half-hour and school will be let cash because of the shrinkage in day night was well patronized by Honolulu as the first ie¡ That will also be the operations. Cash resources were stili people from all over the county on the idle Hofrr, 32 foot auxiliary schooner, With them is Hugo their out at 3 first day for the serving of hot further swollen by i duced divi over $30 were added to the treas rnnscot. PENSIONS OR INSURANCE lunches for the children who come dends. and smaller inventories mad. ury. 1 in on the busses. Warrant Call ' If the statements of the president are to be taken at — Luke Bibby and wife were here bank borrowings still less necessat) to make their plans. Jackie von Borstel has lx*en out School District No. 24 call for “Expressed in another way, banl face value he is more interested in unemployment insur for Thanksgiving day with rela Mr. Pierson’s company has spon of School for a week while he is cannot expand credit, they cannot warrants 85 to 94 inclusive. In ance than in old age pensions This attitude may be the tivea. They are still living in terest ceases Nov. 30, 1934. sored these two contests for the visiting in California with his make loans, unless there is a d ■ anticipated view of one who has lived in the crowed east Heppner. mand for Cie same. Fundamental!), Payable at Clerk’s residence. club boys and girls annually for parents. The upper grade room has made the business transaction makes th • the past 10 years, providing $1075 Marietta, Eari, Glen and Eva Harold D. Eakin, where unemployment is a constant menace to the order. for the pig growing contest and some interesting Thanksgiving pos loan, the loan does not make the were here for the holiday Clerk District No. 24. To the west, however, it seeirs that old age pensions would Perry $450 for the corn growing contest. ters and have them placed in var transaction I. is v mistake to try t<> from their home in Condon. be simplest to put into effect and of the most value to the force upon business organization Following the contests each year ious places in their room. Janet Wilcox entertained with a Pig Feeding Popular Donald von Borstel and Luther fum s wliich they do dot need. Under the pigs are sol^ ’ with the other people in general. dinner party last week for 18 the circumstances, the ‘idle dolía> club animals in the 4-H fat stock Davis were l>oth absent One never knows when one may become unemployed guests, the occasion being her With 4H Clubbers auction sale. is a natural and proper enough phe school on Tuesday because of and for that reason such insurance will le hard to gauge birthday. norncnon. A demand for credit Is d:. ness. fleint to create artifcially. and then The pupils are all looking and hard to insure against However it is done the con Principal Harold Hughes and So. How Are We Doin’ Girls? is always danger in so doing Pig feeding and corn growing Clifford Rowe left Wednesday In these cockeyed days the only ward to the two-day vacation on sumer will have to pay th? cost in higher prices just as he afternoon “Panics must be liquid enough Ft for Ridgefield. Washing- contests will again be among the thing a woman needs to worry Thursday and Friday of this week. know becoming indebted for un» irplcj merit relict tbroigl ton. where they will spend the holi- ’ principal events for 4-H club mem all limos to pay depositors. The ide i Thanks to Thanksgiving. ______ about before she goes out “Is my of a commercial loan Is that it rep bers at the Pacific International hat on crooked?’’ the building up of the national debt. A? for old age pen day with friends. resents a self liquidating process i i I Livestock exposition Portland sions from the time one is born it can be accurately figured Mrs. Erma Olds returned from When Your Shoes need repaii business. If the banker makes only next fall. This announcement was just when he will be old enough to be eligible for a pension. Portland Tuesday evening. those advances that are inherent!) made early by G. A. Pierson, pres send them to sound, and selects his maturities It appears to be a much simpler job to make a workable ident of the Portland Union Stock Rufus: We’ve got to get to Grass Valley School Notes bottom of this. wisely, he will have Incoming fund ; Yards company, during the 4-H plan for old age pensions than for unemployment for this by I^awrence Todd Goofus: What is to meet demands. club hour over KOAC at Corvallis, The Grass Valley volley ball reason GOOD SHOE REPAIRING to enable next year’s contestants Rufus. A hottie of Scotch. Government Lending It is true that there is more danger from radical up. girls defeated the Wasco girls 204 Second St. THE DALLES “ As everybody knows, the Govern here last Friday evening. The score 1$ YOUR CAR ALWAYS UN DER CONTROL? ment has vast lending agencies, for rising from the unemployed than frem the older part <11 at the end of the game was 33-13. home owners, farmers, and the lik* the population and perhaps this fact may have something We can notice two main effects These have nothing to do with th • to do with the attitude of the administration Yet as far as on the countenances of the stu subject of this article, except that a! For your convenience I have such Government operations would the rural districts are concerned this type of insurance will dents this week—one is that look of misgiving that seems to go arranged for you to leave be impossible if the banks did net not have as many adherents as will the plan of pensioning along with six weeks exams, and your Shoe Work at Walter lend the Government money for th the other is of Thanksgiving--be- the aged. A. May & Son. Pick up purpose. cause there are only three days of “No one can set a time when be and deliver twice a week at school this week. rowing will be resumed. But it wi 1 no cost to you. come when men once more feel th:.t Monday morning the Public There should still be a chance fcr this district to co-op. w. Joseph A conditions are sufficiently settled t<> Speaking class featured a radio no fatalities. This year, no Oregon ’ s carelessness toll — dea acci erate with the coast district in asking for free or r.cminal The Wa’co Shoe Man warrant them in taking chances. I i broadcast with an open house on ths, injuries and property damages dents, no injuries, no fatalities. charge ferries over the Columbir river on Ft dernl rid high visitors day. It was so great a arising out of automobile accidents entering upon deals, and In trying i As a constructive step in re make money ’ ways. Unfortunately the Sherman county vice president success that they were prevailed --continued to mount during Octo ducing highway hazards, sponsors Mr. Atwood says that it may Lj of the highway association which is concerned with th? upon to present it in front of the ber. according to final report t/his of the “Let’s Quit Killing’’ drive that the banks are overcautious no student body on Wednesday after Oregon State are this week calling upon all ga That noon. On the program were songs week from through road east of the mountains has moved away just as they were overconfident > । Motor association, one of the spon rage and service station atten 1929, but calls attention to the fa . is no reason why other public spirited men and womer guitar and mouth organ solos. re sors of the statewide “Let’s Quit dants in the state to make a that until a 1 tie more than a ye: . of th? bedtime ducing exercises, and a should take no interest inti e matter A large part Killing” safety campaign. special dheck of the lights of every ago banks were falling “partly I ■- brought story. The broadcast was For the first ten months of this legislators are new and in order to infoim tlem cf the car they service, to determine if cause they had loaned too Creel, through the curtesy of the Dr. year there have been 16,786 acci both headlights are operating. A and were being criticized right ai. . matter the case will have to be made up in complete f< rm Hess Ointment Company dents. as compared to 15.653 for concerted movement of this kind, .left for precisely that.” He add and sent them. If any action is to be taken at the January Now that the volley ball season the same period last year; 4,002 it is believed, in conjunction with “Indeed, the banks which h ! seasion of the legislature this must be done at once. is over, the girls started basket persons injured this year and 3,343 the plan advanced last week of been cautious in their lending polh ball practice this Monday. We do in 1933; 251 persons killed in 1934 establishing a custom of motorists came through tuc crisis safely I .. not know what success they will and 199 in the same period of blinking their own lights when dcr such conditions it is utterly u- > less ti criticize banks for not ma The wheat league meeting this j ear has a pregi i m thaT have as a team, but we hope for last year. /Xccident death records meeting a “one eyed” auto/ will for January to October, inclusive, aid in removing this menace from the best. ing loans After the experience th< • will instruct every farmer in the county if he will atterd had for several years, especially ; many cases By dent of much practice the this year, have already exceeded the highway! Arlington is close enough to make attendance posnb’e for Typing class have been able to by two fatalities the record for the safety officials believe, drivers of 1932 and 1933. it is only lu'ural th. t they should relax their re ,M'r< nc ::•* a large number which is another advantage. change the scores of their speed whole twelve months of 1933, it cars with only one light are una Phone 345 The Dalia«, Ore very slowly and grad tests from errors per minute to was pointed out. indicating that a ware of this condition, and will new all-time high record for motor correct it if notified. “L’nforlunatel." inauy c t words per minute. car killings will be set before the cations for Loans arc-nut f: < i . i ( . The age df th* rapidly diminishing number of public These suggestions were made in Down in the labratory who want temporary banking at . . end of 1934. line with the current 2-week period GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY enemies is ordinarily very young. If any other pioiessicn Heathful Living claqs are enjoying modatlons for three or six mon; Comparative records for Sher of the safety drive, which is direc Phone 222 immensely by dissecting and aie quite able to meet r man county, for October 1933 and ted against defective equipment of resulted in fatalities before 35 in a majority cf it’s followers themselves that chummy little animal—the 1934, are as follows: maturity dates, but are from those all kinds. it wouldn’t be popular at all. Cat, to learn the positions and pur who really need permanent capita! Last year, 3 accidents. 1 injury, pose of the bones. They are busted and they want some Mr. Davies is patiently training one to stake them to a new start. There will be no more Hcmcsh adirg fcr six months his song birds for the Negro Min What they really seek is a partner to furnish them with long-time capi but it doesn’t make much difference for the kird cf folks strel to be given in the spring. By 3011 a E. Second St at the door of the music tai. But depositors Insist upon beln ; who used to homestead are not doing it now for several listening paid on demand, and, therefore, it Dalle«. <>re room one can understand the mo reasons. There are few good homesteads left and the old tive for beginning early. The main is a grave question whether banks PHONE¿211 W should tie up their funds for any trouble seems to be that Che base fortitude and independence isn’t v\ hat it was. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN length of time.” singers try to sing soprano and the sopranos bass, or maybe its some Banks Reduce R. F. C. Debts According to the highway signs it is nine miks from thing else. Of 11,680,000,000 in loans mads by The boys out for basket ball, Grass Valley to Moro and ten miles from Moro to Grass the Reconstruction Finance Corpo have recovered somewhat from the For winter clothes, overshoes, coats and ration to banks of all classes since Valley. Well variety is the spice of life. feeling of strained muscles, and as DENTIST it began operations in February they are doing fair in brawn work wool shirts and dry goods-- SEE 1932, the sum of $1,090,000,000, or and have started to do a little HOME OFFICE, WASCO 65 per cent, has been repaid. A prince and a princess were married yesterday in brain work to mix in, this mixture DENTAL X RAY SERVICE This is a considerably higher ratio Lotion but it wasn’t on Thanksgiving day. makes the best all-round basket of repayment than to all other ball team. classes of oorrowers. All told. The The new basket ball suits for H. F. C. has advanced $4,550,000,004 Ralph Watson—T Paer— RnyMhRl «Il thè Salem lobby tho boys have been ordered by Mr. to non governmental borrowers, of Hughes. The boys are very anxi- which $2,170.000,000. of only 48 per iota are Republicana Whut dee» IImi nmke of Os V est? mis to get them. cent, has been repaid. • Grass Valley WERN MARK’S UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER ZELL’S FUNERAL HOME products to make holiday cheer as well as our regular line of first grade merchandise for everyday needs. Dr. J. A. BUTLER
