Sherman County journal., March 08, 1935, Page 2, Image 2

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XMK »HKBMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
Meet» the 1st and 3rd
Thursday evenings of
»-».ch month. Visiting,
i ien.ben cordially in-
• ted to meet with us.
C. Sparling, W. M.
More Ledge No- 113, I. O. O. F-
Moro, Oregon
Meet« every Mon­
day evening in the1
I O.O.F. bail. Tran
sient and Asi ting
brothers are cordi­
ally invited to meet
Lloyd Rice. N G.
When the mother« of the local
high school students determined to
show their offspring how the game
of basketball sould be played the
Meets 2d and 4th Tu- result was a contest that will be
renouned for many moons. To pre
Visiting members wel serve the historic features the
come.
steps of a good man are ordered by
Viola II .nsen, N. G.
the Lord, and he delighteth in his
l.uptae Ribecca Lodge No- US
picture above was Uken—From
left to right Mrs. Dewey Thomp-
son. Mr«. Lester Nahouse. Mrs.
Harry Pinkerton,___
Mrs. _______
Arthur
Johnson, Mrs. Tom Fraser, Mrs.
Walter Ruggles, Wily Knighten,
referee. Mrs. Clyde Gillmor. Mrs j
K! -
Perry Johnatom Mra. Eugene Ami-
don, Mrs. Arthur Fatter, Mrs» Jas.
Kenny, Mrs. Harvey Thompson.
Mrs. Martin Melzer, Mrs. Elmer
Barzee,
EM7H
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1935
sponsors of the ‘ Let's Quit Kill­
ing’’ campaign for the lop-sided
total is that too many drivers are
less aware of danger on the open
roads than on city streets and per­
mit themselves to become careless
and drive their machines at excess­
ive speeds. Statistics issued by the
secretary of stat£ bear out the
statement that an accident occur­
ring on the highway is more likely
to be fata! than one occurring in
the cit^
During 1934 there were 820 ac­
cidents on the Pacific hiyhway
alone. 36 of which proved fatal. In
business sections . 8986 accidents
were reported, but only 23 of them
proved fatal. In other words, out
of every 23 accidents reported on
the Pacific highway was fatal,
while one out of every 390 report­
ed in business districts, resulted in
death.
rather sharp gains in the period March, 19SO, at the hour of ten
Markels receipts remained small o’clock a. m. at the front door of
with only 412 cars received at. the Courthouse in Moro, Gherman
the principal winter wheat mar-1 County, Oregon, I will gell at pub-
kets and 171 cars at Minneapolis' lie auction to the highest bidder
and
Duhith. “ Flour
demand for cash, the following descr.bed
failed to increase to trade expec­ real property located in Sherman
tations and milling inquiry for County, Oregon, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter and
wheat was dull with the result
th,e East Half of the South­
that current offerings were suffi­
east Quarter of Section Thlr-
cient for trade needs. Arrivals
ty-four, Township One North.
at Kansas City moved in equal
the East Halt of the North -
proportions to mills and eleva­
west Quarter, an)] the North-
tor interests. The protein of the
east Quarter of the South-
week’s receipts established a new
west Quarter, and the North-
of
high record with an average
vast Quarter of Section Three,
15.23 percent protein for the 69
Township One South;the North
cars tested
weet Quarter of the North -
west Quarter of Section Two;
Townshiip
On»e
South,
all
Range Seventeen, E. W. M.,
containing in all 577 acres, re­
serving from said mortgage a
one acre tract on said prem-
l^s used for a cemetery, all
in Sherman County, Oregon.
Said sale is made under execu­
While winter wheat was' in fair
to good condition in the Ohio valley tion Issued out of the Circuit Court
of the Stabe of Oregon for he Coun­
and also in Eastern sections of
ity of Sherman..to ma directed'In
WINTEH WH EAT
DOING WELL
■
EURBPEAN CROPS
LOOKING FAVORABLE । tremely
the hard winter Wheat belt, ex- the caae Of state Land Board
dry conditions still pre- thte Rtate of Oregon, plainiff,
Responsive Reading: Psalms 1:
1-6,; 8.1, 3. 4, 6
of
All are cordially invited to at-
VS.
-end the church services and to
I vailed in the Western half of most AureUa DeMoss, a widow; El
Elbert _
make use of the reading room in
There was little change in , the plains states. Severe dust storms T j)eMo88 and MaybeUe DeMoss,
If
the rear of the churdi building,
general wheat situation. Mild occurred in this area during the husband and wife; Hienry 8. De-
Any-
which is open daily where all au­
weather prevailed over the do- week and prospects for wheat are Moss a filnglo man; sherman
thorized Christian Science litera-
mestic winter wheat belt with very poor. Prospects for the 1935 County, a municipal corporation*
Died
As the Lenten season approach­ Two eggs
ture may be read, borrowed or
beneficial rains in Central and crop however, on the whole, appear Harry B. Pinkerton; the unknown
Eloped
purchased-
es we find the markets stocked
Cook the rice with milk in double Southeastern sections The con- more favorable than a year ago. heirs of George G. DeliON, de-
Married
with many varieties of fresh fish. boiler until tender and dry. Sep­ ^dition of the crop was reported European crops are generally in ceas» d; also all other persons or
Divorced
Full Gospel Assembly
Fish is consdered one of the low arate the eggs and add the yolks, fair to good in the Ohio Valley good condition with prospects fully parties unknown claiming any
Left town
Sunday School .... ..... 10:00 a. m. cost foods, because in most locali­ well beaten; add the butter and with moisture adequate for crop up to average. Parts of Russia right,, title, estate, lien or intereat
Had a fire
Preaching Service ........ 11:00 a. m. ties fish of some kind are likely to codfish, which has been freshened needs in Iowa and L'issouri and will need additional rains to assure in tho realestate described in the
Had a baby
Evening Service .......... 7:30 p. m. be cheap at any time of the year. by soaking in water. When the eastern parts of the gre t plains, favorable outturns and sections of complaint herein.
Come to visit
Prayer meeting Wed. .... 2:30 p., m. Fish has high food value too, which mixture is somewhat cool, fold in Severe dust storms hewever, oc-( India have suffered from lack of
HUGH CHRISMAN
Bought a home
Grass Valley Baptist Church
means more than being a mere the egg whites, beaten stiff. Bake curred in western Kansas and moisture. Some areas of North'
Shrift
of
Shrmaq County, Orgon.
Committed murder
ReM S. L. Boyce, pastor. Preach item for low cost meals-
30 minutes in moderate oven (375 adjniningl parts - of other states Africa are still in need of mois-!
Fallen from an aeroplane
ing at 11 by Evangelist Ed C.
Along with other animal foods, deg.) Serve immediately, garnish where drouth conditions still pre­ ture but rains have recently mater- * Publish in Feb 15, 22, March 1, 8. »
That’s news—Telephone us.
Cofer,. Sermon “Jesus. Where?” at fish is a protein food. It is rich in with parsley and accompanied by vail. Crop conditions in Europe
The Sherman County Journal num-1 7:30. sermon. “Humanity*« Para- minerals, and salt water fish and a butter sauce.
Acreage estimates —
for 1
remain generally favorable al-tho . countries.
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1er is 102.
mount Question.
«hell fish furnish iodine, which is' Butter Sauce
j_4
of tne crop is rather too far advanc- 16 coupes now total 138,803 000
important in sections where the soil buttcr in a
and work unU1 ed in France. Amnle moisture i
an increase of about 3,000.
and
water
are
poor
in
this
material.
Lutheran
Services
in
Grass
Val
­
DENTIST
creamy. Add 1-2 teaspoon of salt, was reported in Italy and the 000 acres over the 1934 total for
Dudley's heghom chicks. Han-
when they ac-
son strain, All eggs from our own ley Sunday at 11:00 a. m. Sunday A number of varieties of fish, as 1-8 teaspoon pepper and 1-2 tea­ Balkans. Winter wheat acreage 'the same
HOME OFFICE, WASCO
salmon, halibut, cod and herring, spoon finely choped parsley, then in Germany has teen slightly re­ counted for about 55 per cent of
flock. All Sires with dam’s rec­ School at 10:00 a m.
have
been
found
to
be
good
sources
the
world
wheat
acreage
outside
of
T. Georg.
One one-half tbsp df lemon juice duced this season, with the acre-
ords 250 to 327 eggs Bloodtest-
DENTAL X RAY SERVICE
of vitamins A and D. It is well very slowly.
age placed at 4,621,000 acres Russia and China.
ed 100—310.50; 500—350.00 Paul
then to use all of the oil from can­
against 4,268,000 acres a year
Dudley, Beaverton. Oregon.
ned fish in order to retain the full
ago. Russia is planning to seed NOTICE ÖF SHERIFFS ,£ALE
Read the ads in the Journal
In Moro the First Week
vitamin value.
57.329,000 acres or spring w'heat
of real P roperty
Have two 40 h. pu tractors. Will
in Fach Month
There are innumerable ways of i
By Anita Kenny
for
the
1935
harvest-
as
against
On Saturday the IGth day of
sell reasonable or trade for hor­
serving fish. We are all familar
a planned acreage of 57.426,000
The second annual band concert with baked or fried fish but cream­
ses. Write or see Wm. Endicott.
acreage a year ago and actual
2t-pd. was given in the school gym Wed- I ed or escalloped, in . baked loaves. |
Redmond. Oregon.
seedings
of 58,977 000 acres for
For your convenience 1 have
I nesday night to raise money to buy chowders, patties or croquettes itt
When Your Shoes need rt pa •
the 1934 crop, fhe Indian crop
arranged for you to leave
,
. .
.
. I uniforms for the new members. is equally delicious and are all
Phone 402 for appomtmenU at
band pl>yed
numberg;
ha» shown some improvement re­
your Shoe Work at Walter
send them to
the Sally Anne »Beauty Shop.
l '4Imp O’ Luck” by J. E. Wells, ways of using left-over or canned
cently with harvest operations
A.
May
&
Son.
Pick
up
varieties. Fish forms the basis of
expected to start soon.
v.
o l ri « u z*
I Tiarmony Queen” by David Ooate; many interesting salad and sand­
and deliver twice a week at
Mrs. Sarah Huff, who often vts - «««
n, I „ , .
Domestic markets wera unset­
no cost to you.
M
«UM
A
»
I
At
Evening
Time
”
by
Fred
Jewel;
wich combinations too. These reci­
its in Moro
with •birthd.y
Mrs. Anna on Moore.L.,,^^.,
,
...
GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
tled and fluctuating prices with
p«..ed
her 956«
P«,- L1.^^
pes are both favorite ways of pre­
Joseph A Mee
futures
but
closed
_
only
slightly
204 Second St. : THE DALLF>
Automobiles continued in 1934
ruary 11. A goodly number of | ican
fay j E W-U; and ,.Q paring fish.
The Wasco Shoe Man
to take the greatest toll of life, higher than a week ago, despite
a
these years were spent in Sherman I
by C^BarahoJseTn
8tuffed chino<* Salmon
limb and property in' rural dis­
county in its pioneer period when dition to the mugic there waB ¿Two Salmon fillet
tricts, despite the congestion and
neighbors were neighbors and were vaudevilie by hiffh
8tudentsJ One an a
tbsP lemon J1“"
centralization of motor Vehicles in
?
w
tt w
♦enwm'l
two baritone solos by Elgin
an^ pepper
cities, according to figures compil­
.¥”1 Huir and the late ^n- Burns of Hood River Melba Tho- 1 Two-tbirds cup buttered crumbs
ed by the Oregon State Motor as­
Powell hved .cro.» the r<md from geraon
da
• Two-third« cup of cream or milk
sociation, sponsor of 1 the “Let’s
‘What nice looking laundry!
each other for many yearn.
•nK>mpaon did an interpretative Muchroom stuffing
Quit Killing” safety campaign.
But aren't you worn out?”
~
.
dance. A cast of high school stu-
Brush fish w,th lemon iuice *nd
While traffic accident» in Ore­
Charley Powell is driving a new I dents presented t a skit
‘
u
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entitled cnrinHo
8Pr’n^^e ^rith «.„
salt
and - pepper.
Put gon’s urban districts increased only
coupe these day. which is another
Femanine influence,”’.nd"; one fillet in buttered pan or on oven three percent in 1934, accidents in
'Not a bit—giving things a
indicaUon of returning prosperity. I
t<The
Hirhwayman/«
proof platter.
Spread with stuffing
g ne at J gu w u y man.
•
* rural areas numbered 57 per cent
‘professional' touch is no
Genevieve Nahouse. captain of
remairiin8T AUet, Pour more than in 1933. Rural districts
trick with an electric washer
Mr and Mrs. Giles French was the girls basketball team, was hoa- over cream or milk and bake 25 recorded an increase of 50 per cent
and
ironer!”
in Portland Monday on business.
teas at a dinner party for the bas- minutes in moderately hot oven in injuries and 19 per cent in fatal
(375 deg.) Sprinkle with bread ities. There was an increase of
W. I. Fortm*nn of Portland wmd
crumbs and bake until crumbs are
in town Wednesday on aome in-
™ Monday night. Mr brown. Remove to hot serving dish only 9 per cent in injuries and 39
per cent in fatalities in urban
expressed his idea« about
surMno® uiisiTiosR in ^nicn no was I
■ nia*
j
thc BP°rUman8^P, cooperation, and and strain liquor remaining in pan areas.
I attitude of the girls, and each mem- over it
Preliminary figures for the en­
Stuffing: Mix one-half cup bread tire United States, according to the
Mm. Charles Bel.hee u in a ho^ X¿“V°n *
crumbs with 8 tablespoons melted
pital In Portland for examination
“V0" butter and one third cup mush- motor association, indicate that
traffic fatalities in rural communi-
and medical attention. With Mr “'
,i"ket
room
caps,
cut
in
pieces.
One
half
^jes increased 16 per cent, while
Belahee «he left Sunday.
en,Oyed *** ev,!n,n<f * teaspoon
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1«. and J few
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salt
grains
those in conjested areas increased
The girls wound up their success­ pepper.
j
only
11 per cent. Fatalities for the
Wily Knighten and George Vin- ful basket ball season last Friday
Codfish Souffle
(
nation
in 1934 have been estimated
tin were in Portland over the week night by defeating the Kent team One half cup of rice
at
35.500,
approximately two-thinjp
end to visit Mrs Vintin who is
Two cups of milk
.
■
on
the
Moro
floor
by
the
overwhel
­
of
which
occurred
country
getting along very well in a
One half cup of salt codfish
ming score of 52 to 19.
and small towns. ” ’
pital there.
I The students received their re­ One and a half tablespoons blitter ( Ono explanation offered by the
port cards Tuesday.
Walter May has a new
I
girls completed a very suc-
bought this week, which
Do you still slave for hours over your
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v
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.
cessfuI
Friday
something to th. hneup along mam nicht basketball
they season
won
family’s laundry? Or are you one of those
clever homemakers who has modernized
-U I whelming victory from”* Kent on
her laundry equipment as well as her
the
home
floor
The
girls
playad
Andy Patjen of Shaniko was in
kitchen? When you have an up-to-date
town Wednesday to meet with the ten games and were undefeated
each
time,
often
wi
nnin
g
by
a
vary
electric
washer and electric ironer, you are
county court
decisive score.
freed from the back-breaking labor usu­
ally connected with washing and ironing.
Moro
Giris who are interested in be- cJ"/*
They enable you to cut your laundry time
11 15
ginning or continuing with Camp I
1«
in half. And your clothes wear longer be-
42
Fire work will meet at the home
15
c&use friction is reduced
of Mrs Darwin Van Gilder Satur- »7^ 7*
9 57
to a minimum.
day afternoon at 2:30.
r
v n u
Grass Valley here
17 18
The Odd Fellows are initiating I
^7"**
31 41
Here’s an
12 27
excellent washer
several new candidates this month I D 7°° .. e
29 45
and held a big meeting in Grass
12 «0
V.lley Thursday night
W«»co here
Make ironing effortless with
The new Thor Super-
...
I Kent here
19 52
a THOR Automatic Ironer!
Agitator Washer has
Moro had a toUl of 380 points
C. F. Redmond was in town
one
of
the
fastest
wash
­
whereas
they
held
their
opponent«
If
you want to see how easy ironing can
Thursday on business connected
ing actions ever design­
to a total of 171; Moro averaged
be, see a Thor Automatic Ironer at our
with his photography studio.
ed. It washes seven
38 pointe per game and opponent»
local office. This ironer allows you to sit
Not only that, but we believe we have a
averaged
17.1
points.
pounds
of clothing spot­
down and relax as you feed your pieces
Blame Miller. Mia« Josephine
service for farmer-depositors. First, there is the
High scorer for Moro was Mary
lessly clean in only five
through. The strain of lifting, bending
Joimson and Kendrick Dunlap
Pinkerton
with
142
points.
Ger
­
matter of affording record of farm income and
to seven minutes. Yet
drove, to the valley last week end
and pushing is eliminated. Another con­
its action is so grntle
accompanied by Miss Georgiana trude Gillmor, a freshman, was a
venience is the knee control which leaves
disbursement Second, our loan policy is liberty in (
close second with 136 points
that
it
makes
clothes
last
Irby of Arlington.
both
your hands free.
respect to loans pending crop production.
The lineup that started mo«t of
40 to 50% longer.
This Thor Automatic Ironer does your
Remember this bank is as close
The mechanism, motor and legs of this
Fred Pickett left for Seattle the game« was: Captain Nahouse,
ironing twice as fast as you can with a
sturdy washer are anchored to one heavy
^r/ursday afternoon without mak­ Gillmor, Thompson. Fraser, Pink­
as your mail box.
hand iron. It finishes up your work more
cast iron unit, which reduces the possi-
ing any arrangements to purchase erton, and Anaidori. The team wan
attractively because of the even distribu­
C. R. Harding.
tjility of misalignment, noise or vibration.
------ Manager *
the Moro business he contemplated strengthened by occasional sub­
tion of heat and pressure and the smooth­
stitutes. Thograrson. Strong. Mor­
for several days this week.
The tub is finished in apple-green, gold-
ness
of the shoes. You can iron every­
gan. Axtell, and Powell.
L. A. Littleton.
AM*t Manager
flecked vitreous enamel, inside and out.
thing
from sheets to shirts-even press
The success of the girls was due
The cover is polished aluminum. See this
trousers
and pleats. Ask about our con­
largely not only to the fast pass-
washer, and ask about the easy terms!
venient
monthly payment plan.
*n< attack but to the team spirit
and to ths all around cooperation.
of
CuuiBiuBity Presbyteriau Church
You’re Telling Us!
Sunday School
10.00 a. m
Eventually every married man
of Portland
learns to look at the gasoline reg­
('hristiaa Science Church
Head
Office: Portland. Oregon
ister
before
he
backs
the
car
out
of
Subject. MAN
^Always at Your Service
f^Town Talk
OSTOON
DAIRY COUNCIL
Dr. J. A. BUTLER
MORO SCHOOL NOIES
Accidents More
Often Fatal In
Rural Districts
WERN MARK’S
SHE HAS
AN ALL-ELECTRIC
HOME LAUNDRY!
We Welcome
Farm Bank Accounts
cnyæiES
The Dalles Branch *
United States National Bank
Golden Text. Psalms 37 23. The
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