Sherman County journal., May 03, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE FOUR
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th. «
noon
cheon.
ceived
2nd :
Potte
held I
child]
Rich«
Was’
the ’
Kuhl
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in I
ft
ir. 1
the
Mrs. C. M. Pierce
Wasco Class Day
Writes On The
.Exercises P j mned
MAY i
examiners and then to a special
reviewer. Three names are final­
ly chosen for the eligible list and |
m©nt© and several musical numbers. 000 a y—r °
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«“¿dub
Th. «eriou«
extent of
of nil
announced in order of standing- ■ _
The
serious extent
soil ero-
ero-
: Le®f,waa tfi® l“cky winner *t card». I . -
No person has access to the files
bo°k
lm”en8ity of * con'
of letters and recommendations, i,
Sevprai
'° progrem brought about the
which are entirely confidential.
ImS
1 U
? ‘rOinr
e establishment
«t‘bU»hmeot April
April 1 1 of
of . a
Junior bridge club
a »par-
separ-
Wednesday evening of last week. ..
For first and second class offices,
e t 7“? ’vï wyk " “ ttf: ata »dl «ro»ion unit In the Depart-
Commencement exercises will be A six o’clock buffet supper was Kent Club
Learning Sew- ™ ill
“tiM* t,me to work| “ent of ArriculUre The taSX
only the three highest receive
•1/1 in
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on
th«r
«crapbook».
.Jferof th. BoU Exoaion Service
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I percentage ratings, which must, held in the school auditorium served before cards. CoUis Moore1
ing and Cooking -
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cases, be over seventy for May 17 at 8 p. m. for the class of of Moro received a guest prize. •
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Nc11'« Wdion. from the Department of Interior
1935 of Wasco High school. Bac-
Mrs. Claude Andrews of Port­
FAT BEEF ÇLUB
Congressmz« s Secretary Tells I eon’,i*™tion- Th* other«, who
furnished the base upon which to
would b© rated under seventy, are calaureate services will be held at land, Mrs. Al Merchde and daugh-
, : tl 'Five
Star
Clothing
Club
meeting
of
the
Fat
Beef
Club
«.A.
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-
build
erosion unit in the agri-
the
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Methodfat church Sunday ter of The Dalle© were town vfai- was
just below the line without grad­
Of Troubles Caused By
I ho sixth meeting of the cloth-* cultural department This new
held Saturday April 20 at the
(
morning
May
12
and
the
class
night
*
tor©
Wednesday
of
last
week,
ing. For third class offices, u._
ing dub was held April 26 at the erosion control unit hM sunervi-
home of Luther Davis.
u«ual Um. ami plaça Meeti« «ion of
fediij erX Si
at the
audi-
Mrs. Steve McMillen and
am her
wo sum-j
are rated, but a passing mark is exercise© will be held «V
Postal Appointments
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Only four members were present
torium
Mr.
10.
Geraldine Funk I daughter Dana Jean
v
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necessary for appointment There
were Portland Donald von Borstel was unable to Was called to order by the Presi- activities, including the erosion ex-
is no political inquiry made, but will be valedictorian and Leon visitors several days of last week. attend on acc°unt of being JU with
We sang our song and the périment station© of the Bureaus
Mr. and
“ Mri.
“
it is assumed that there will be Smith will be the salutatorian of
A
L
Cecil
•
Fields
an
attack
of
mumps
The
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_
minute©
were read. They were al- of Chemistry and Soil© and Agri-
| candidates from t|he party which the class. Those graduating are: motored to Portland Sunday tak-'at Caraen ' von Borstel’s home 80 aPProved- For Roll Cap each cultural Engineering, the Bureau
Geraldine
Funk,
Leon
Smithy
AL
I has the opportunity to choose th©
mg down a load of livestock.
, i gave
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- attendance.
J“ve a name of a Btitch- Everyone of Plant Industry’s erosion nur-
prevented
his
Isabelle Fortner of Grass Valley , i „.u,
er ua,
post-master. This eligible list is danda Beletski. Dana Jean McMil­
Luther
Davis
Jr.,
is
going
to
get
j Bbsent except the president series and supervision of the CCC
Wat­ SÄo!Ä-
s™ Walsh, Francis
7«=.
not manipulated in any way, len, Cleone
‘
> He will not sell her ; an<; 8ecretary bull this was all erosion control work heretofore
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Exainiaa lions Taken By AU Who Try shape or manner, and the only kins,
that was needed to carry on our directed by the Forest Service
Eugene Spencer,
Spencer. Donald
Dnn.M ed ed ^he
the prom.
prom.
to keep her businesa
chance the Post Office Depart­ Fields, Eugene
i For Job» To Prove F tness
For old business we
H. H. Bennett fa the chief of the
ment or the Congressman hag is McDermid. Arthur Van Gilder, ( Wayne Darby returned to his
talked
t
about
our
books,
consolidated
activities. He has
For Desired Position
Leonard
Fields,
Nadine
Patterson,
««hool
at
f
'
confined within its scope. So
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To
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ph
tte"
«
?°
demonstrate/^
^
been in charge of the Soil Erosion
those whose names do not appear Joe Mee. Reverend Bond of Forest a<*epted
make our scrap books more at-
Service since it was organized, and
Notes by C. M. Pierce, can have no political grievance. Grove will give the Commencement at that place for the
use a previously was in charge of soil
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A
and Mrs. K. w. McCafferty, for our calves.
Sec; V.. y to Congressman Walter They simp.'y did not measure up address.
erosion investigation of tbs Bureau
to the expectations of the Civil
An interesting scene the Good DarIen® and Misa Betty McCafferty
M^Pie
of
Chemistry and Soils.
Service
examiners.
Ship
Lollypop
was
displayed
at
m
°t°
re
<i
to
Battleground.
Wash.
PostniL....- appointments are
that no feed fa left in the trough^ ZiL ™
We dedded
week end-guests of Mrs. sour ©nA h«
interesting people of many Ore-
The number of candidate© is <he auditorium Saturday evening
^<4 •>
vera to have aiyi whom to
sour and be sure to v
DROUTH RELIEF
kcep. f^pnvite. Th© Secretary fa to ©end
gon towns just now. and. since » I astonishing.' So far as I know, when the junior prom was held McCafferty's parents.
troughs
clean.
with
a
good
attendance.
The
music
Mr
’
and
Mrs..
Qeo.
Drinkard
there is usually a lively contest I Oregon has not had any record to
(Continued from page one)
Four -boy, had ordered
out thi» week. New
a^k visiting in Portland. Combs earl!« u a ?'
-
. l>u«Ine«B. W.
Continued improvement of spr-
for each office, I believe people equal that of a little town in music wae furnished by the Paul
We are to have a dem-
season and, onairation at
W1,lia» Johnson was able wimbs earlier in th,i the
generally will like to hear what I I Washington of under a thousand McCoy orchestra. The proceeds
’M^ret ¿otaU
our next meeting by ings and water holes and the estab­
tave learned about the way post­ I population which had fflty-foiw from the dance was twenty one , ^t1“71 from the hospital Satur-
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Jt but we do not lishment of more wells on the pub­
-h*5™ P'*»1 order« for know - for sura
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Her sister, Mrs. E. E. Mc-
masters are made. First, there, I candidates enter the examination «oB"».
know
for
Bure-what
it will be yet lic domain are strongly advocated
Scotch Combs.
are two distinct groups as to I for a fourth class post-office. । Mm L.-P. Haven was hostess to ure of Chicago, arrived the same
The
meeting
would
have
been en­ as the most important SERA work
On May 2fi, we will meet at
method—the fourth class post­ There are often ten or fifteen to the Woman’s Study Club Friday day-
F rank von Borstel’s home,’ Frank joyed more if there were not so to be undertaken this year. Small
dam and
is
Iir “d
W- E Tate vi.itea
masters of smaU offices who are take the examination. This large rw"'.0?? °f Ia8t week- Ore*°n
, reservoir construction
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Jr. and Jack have been instructed many onlookers. The meeting was\ .
under the classified Civil Service, number of applicants reflects the Out-of-Doors was the subject ma- in Portland last week.
adjourned and . each signified by a1“ ^ocated.
to have their calves hair curled so
and appointed for life or good be­ 1 economic condition, and it is kins. Ro^^li ^ird^'SniSL at^tiu?
B^nt the week end that M t . Barnum can criticize ^eir leaving the room. ’
J Unless
" conditions improve, mass
havior, and the presidential post-1 probable that we are now getting
Aileen Gregg, reporter,
Bvestock or hay will
offices of the first, second and more experienced business people!
be necessary later in the season
T
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th^weeX^
í°
8pcnt . - . ° r IVO otar Sewing club has
third classes. The smaller offices than would usually be available ^ni^ffigUay^^
to preserve the livestock popula­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
invited the boys of the Fat beef
of the fourth class are more easi-| for post-offices.
tion, it fa predicted. Early con­
.
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
*
end ^th^her aunt and Chib and their leader to meet at
iy (handled because there are va-| Rural routes have not been ex­ Kee; Rèading, Mrs Hilderhnin^
— -« Theo, yon Borstel’s home on May Undersigned C. A. Tom, hx s been tracting for wheat straw and en­
cancies only when the postemas-| tended during the economy per­ 2«ss
couragement of farmers to cut un­
She attended the fth where they win^ entertained appointed administrator of the es­ profitable grain yields for hay are
ter dies, moves, or behaves badly. I iod, and the service is greatly
tate
of
George
E.
Wilkerson,
de-
by the girls of the above mentioned
In such a case, the notice is sent! curtailed. It is said that there
To protect the kindergarten class prom Saturday night.
suggeHted
club. There will be three head of eeased, and has qualified as such
Orville
i
E<iF«ianuW
left
for
Port-
to the Civil Service Commission,! are over three thousand applica­ from the mumps, Mrs
Sunday
me beef calves, four dairy calves, four administrator. All persons having
changes
y°CUm ’S
classes at her
‘ ?n< ny ni^ht
niKht to do BO
»ome
which holds an examination, after! tions pending for r route
route pra^adl^
changes P
Zotoz $10 and Jamal $6.50
•nd
0
!?®
i
hrough
th
®
"«t
of
the
term.
M
rs
f
°
r
the
rift
sho
P dairy cows and sixteen head of | claims against said estate a~e hero
posting the notice in the local of-1 and extensions, i
by
notified
and
required
to
pre-
" ewes
lambs to
judire Johnston I I '
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u »«Muxrcu
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fice. This examination covers the I none are granted now.' This fa a
Mesdame8 Andy Shearer, W. durin£r .J!
att®ndlnjT
«hop
tx®
op
Mr. and
Knighten
andjEr.
^"fi^ ij to pre-
the I'» n
Machineless
Permanent
Mr«-1 T* A
ordinary subjects of spelling, pen- matter of regret to this office
,
.
. । wiH be present Games will be mid®r81^ned at his home i 5 Ruf-
mansfiip, arithmetic and business which has a large rural constitu-|
’ .ocl< »ttended the library!
Biddell is visiting at
a! pUyed and ^eshments
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us»k Sherman seTved
County, Oregc
i, with
‘in point-of-view.
b0“*
her parents Mr. and
training, and is really a written ency and the farm
point-of-view. L£IVent,On a1™6 Da!,C8 Thursday
The modern way to a soft
in
six
months
from
the
cate
of
F
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Donald vonJBorsteL •
examination. If the office pays We wish to see rural service made afternoon. Shoppers in The Dalle© if,”’ A- L *.
Bond in Sunnyside, ।
' the first publication of this notice,
lustrous
wave that looks and*
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under $500 a year and the exam­ adequate. There are constant pe­ that day were Mr. and Mrs. G. A Wa8hinKton.
to-wit: April 5, 1935 ,
Club
News
acts like naturally curly hair.
ination does not result in three titions for changes of rural routes Sargent.
Mra8*^! Z Mrs.
1./’ ?
an “
«D«™«,- IJCkJrUe Siscel »ml Henry Rich-1 meeung
«even
wm held
Dan
McDermid,
C. A. Tom, Administrator
Meeting
seven was
held at the _ „
Smith -.nd Mabel Me
‘^ed the Odd Fellow home
of Je.ne
Hayt,^
names a post-office inspector may I and (at interval* tiheise multiply
Galloway A Krier, Attorneys,
The choice of smart women
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reuow
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Cassie 7 he I >al!es, Oregon
v\«*t the locality and prepare an when Star Routes are being ad­
odge at Moro Tuesday evening, von Borstel
and
Nellie
Wilson
dem
­
because
of superior beauty and
Mn «nd Mrs. Tracy Field« were Henry taking his initatory degree.
eligible list for the Department or vertised for bids. '
onstrated
Pear
Salad.
The
salad
i
utmost comfort.
a new examination may be called. I
Saturday night guests at the Wily
Mr. and Mr* Dell Hull returned was not only considered delicious 1------ ---------- «OBION
This eligible list contains in order! Noticeof Payment of Dividend
Bonifield home at 'Redmond.
home Monday after a stay of sev­ but pretty.
£
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DAVIS BEAUTY SALON
of standing th© names of the I
S^’stera convention eral weeks in Portland.
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
Nellie
Wilson
suggested
we
have
**9°
” dishes, and val?ey land* is
three who have passed the high-1
held at Redmond Saturday was at­
of Oregon for the County of Sher­
Camp Fire Girls a song leader for all occasions
at more than 1400,000,- 301H E 2nd St. The Dalles. Ore.
est examination. ‘
tended by the following members 1£>?^^fi^
man.
Mother and Daughter Banquit” Members decided to have the pres-|
The presidential offices of the
In the matter of the liquidation from here: Messrs and Mesdames
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first, second and third class go of the Bank of Commerce, Wasco 1 ^„Hllderbr^i Tracy Field». B. at Fraternity Hall, May 8. at 6 80
P.
nt
Price,
50
cents
per
plate
J
1
next
meeti
nK
fa
to
be
held
through the same procedure, ex- Oregon.
Guy, John Robinson, Miss Olive
Robinson Mesdames R. H. McKean
cept that when th© eligible list is
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Maude Akers. Ed Thomas, Mary
sent by the Civil Service Commis-
ate to demonstrate angel
®ion to the Post Office Depart­ That an order has been entered J B1**0^*^* E' D’ McKee and H. H»
by the Circuit Court of the Stete
.
.
—
Mrs. Haynes ■ is to
ment, the administration congress­ min
reir°th„fOr
retanX hX^d^
bnng a cake already baked, as
Decoration Day.
; •
man enters the picture. The Post­
the gir?s cake would not be donel
master General, as a matter of man, authorizing, empowering and sported an excellent time"-
m
such a short period.
’ J
directing
th©
Superintendent
of'
-
•
-
courtesy, submits this eligible list
8ay her husband's words
tho
SeaSOn 13 on ^in.
^
Disrtission
on
group
nine,
"When
Banks
to
distribute
a
fifth
divi-
to an administration Senator fori j » .
I! Jharp and
Point’
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u.,1-1 the third game so far. Grass Vid
Maybe that’s the only way for We Entertain Our Mothers/' was
his horn© town, othermise to the! • end of 10 per cent on all ordinary 'ey and Wasco were at the bat Son
depos, claims filed and approved day afternoon at Grass VaHev ninr to get a word in edgeways carried on as there was no further
Congressman in whose district I deposit
t^wayx, business. We decided to have it
the post-office is located. This is «eainat the Bank of Commerce, Wasco losing to Grass Valiev Ì2 now and then.
Wasco.
DM
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L a
« 6.
*
vaney
in the Legion hall. With refresh-
Wasco,
Oregon
up
to
and
including
to
don© through custom, and not!
through law, and the plan origi-| February 9, 1935. said dividend to
paid on and after May 9, 1935, "
nated in the desire to have some-1
on© knowing the people, and com-1 That said onier directed the pay­
munities make final choice. As ment of a first, second, third and
Oregon has only one Democrat ini fourth dividend on all approved
can be realized from
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Congress and he is National Com-1 deposit claims filed against the
mitteeman,
post-office
eligible I Bank of Commerce, Wasco. Ore­
liste for the entire state are sent! gon from October 9. 1934 to>an4
to him for recommendation. Usu-I including February 9th, 1935
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when shipped to
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ally there is a large
file of corre-I irhiC? claims were fi^d subsequent,
spondence about each office, pro-1thle Payment of said dividends,
ponents of each candidate extol-1 That said order directed that this
ling the applicant so that one who Pot*ce be given publication thereof
Stock Yard, North Portland, Ore.
reads the letters feels that we in one i«su© of a newspaper of gen-
really do have a most remarkable! ®™1 circulation printed and pub-1
Most Livestock Producers recognize this fact
body of citizens. But, unfortu-1Ilshed in Sherman County, Oregon
• Why Not Be One of the Thousands that are Satisfied?
nately, the attacks upon rival can-1 Tha* th& date of the publication I
didates are frequently so bitter. I there°f is May 3rd, 1935.
it leaves some doubt in tfbe read-1 A. A. Schramm. Superintendent I
Our MarketReport issued every two weeks
^er’■ mind as to their being any I
Banks in charge of the liquida-
is FREE for the
person in the town qualified to|t,On of th® Bank of Commerce
hold public office. At any rate, I Wasco, Oregon.
these letters from citizens and
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Will you find
from Democratic party officials of
city, county and state, are placed
,
METSKER’S NEW*.
them all........
before • the Congressman. who! SHERMAN COUNTY ATLAS
studies tliem in connection with
vea«M I :
Buy Metsker’s new up-to I
the eligible list, and select© the
:
of SHERMAN co-:
name which he desire© to recom­
; UNTY. It shows all proper-!
mend for appointment. He ©ends J ties and ownerships. Town- •
Las to the Post-master General, ; ship maps and atlases of over :
who makes the appointment. Cu­
60 counties in Oregon and!
riously enough, it fa not allow­
Washington and northern Id- •
able to mention political party or
aho. The best maps made. J
religion in the recommendation. I
SPECIAL ON BOY’S SHOES
I or sale at the county asses- •
Veterans are given preferential I
Boys Shoes.
»or s office, Moro, Ore. and •
value to |2.50
f
•
r>tmg. When the name has been
at
Metsker
the
Map
Man
”
!
Priced atfl*a7<3
R is sent by th© Post!
514 S.W. Oak sL Portland Or J
Boys Oxfords
Office .Departm«n| to the Presi-|
value to 13.50
eo
dent, who makes the nomination!
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Priced atp<£»K7O
to the Senate, where dhe appoint-! a/v
av
ment must be confirmed.
J When Your Shoes need repan
Men. all Leather Ei,ht inch top
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by M
860,1 them io
This shoe just placed on the market.
Fat Beef Club
Postmaster Job
a
Many Applicants Normal
The Highest Price
LIVESTOCK
Albright Commission Co., Inc.
IN
No Other
Tractor
TO SCHENLEY’S
For Quality Merchandise
Priced Right call at-
proof of
experience
J. P. YATES STORE
2 quality
Wasco
construction
3 ample
weight
W E R N M A R K'S
pro««: .Pint, every
candidate prasanta an application!/^^
'»«'it c*
on which he list© a number of
SHOE
REPAIRING
“““ 0, 204 ’‘•co,‘d St- ' T,,E OALLFb
•ocaj citizens. These name© are
pooled from all th© Ifau. and each
reference fa queried about all the
r-mw. so each has a dhane© to
report ou ~i.nd and foe, politi-
«Ur «P^in*. IM Commiwion
•bo Mod* the li»t to the tomet
Ri» « »BIB STOKE
««■
Um poeLofflce end to «
•elect group of professional and
huRinass men, finding their names I
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
‘n directories and lists which they
Fruits and Vegetables in
keep on Ufa, 4 A group of exam-
Season.
then studies the reports on
Person and rates eadb ean-
with certain definite quali-
WASCO MARKET
Yow Patrouge Solicited
I
balanced
traction
100 proof straight whiskey
■ goes
l£OeS the
thf* honor
hnnn»« of being
$3.9S . . Rejected by Kentuckians
their favorite whiskey. Try
tile favorite of America’s
Men and Boys WHITE SHOES 30 '
These are Buckingham A Hecht Shoes <5
Also “BALL BAND" 8 fa, Shoes
Sises from 5 H to 12
Long Wear Composition Soies
5 service
backing
MEN’S WAIST OVERALLS*
Copper Riveted,
Size. 30 to 36 izÖC
6 l-day parts
HANES UNDERWEAR
Short sleeve, ankle length
service
HEAVY CANVAS GLOVES
O’MEARA
CAPS
85c
2 pair
Men and Boys. Engineer and Shop Cap©
DAYS CORDS
SUPPLY CO.
Wasco, Oregon
CREAM OF
KENTUCKY
Best Brand. Cream Colored .
■ 2Sc ;
..... »8c
«3.75
i
WHERRIE tailored suits
From Oregon City
I most famous whiskey judges!
Î
I
NOW AVAILABLB ,N OREGON
95
e
PINT
* aás .
WART
c ^ n ^ itba
$25.00
CRIAM Or KINTUCKY IS 100 PROOF STRAIOHT WHISKiy