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ORBGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1985.
TUB Sb EHM AN COLMI* JOURNAL. MOW).
stand up in the can. It was yean
the Moore Bro.., bankers, on. ot
before the railroad down the nver
whom died in Portland test w^ was safe to transport livestock
This railroad wa, rated the
over, so the
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The Dalle, to CliB-
dividend paying r*Ur“ X o
cade Lock»» unloading there to the
United States for a
j
Often cert of merdhan
di« and wheat would .tert rolling
if left by themselves, and the
cars would run wild down gr^e
and at the foot jump the track and
scatter their contents over the
BACK IN THE EARLY DAYS
' countryside and wreck the cars so
I badly that only the wheels were
hiohuohts of wheat adjustment
Continued from page
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worth salvaging- Once a train crew
I Adjusts Production to Demand
^ere eating in Wasco wtton the
rancher by name
J train started down the 8^^”'
9 Increases Farm Purchasing
lived northweat of
¡Stine and all. The town marshal
from thtee
a tanch of colt, aa a» dnv. left 5taw this and hopped on and set
4 Encourages Sound Farm
his plae., which was oft with deep enough brakes to stop the runaW»y’
US.CASH
’I And for his meddlesomeness the
WHfAT
guHiea.
-
; '
income
company threatened a damage sui.
Justice
Aa Practiced
’-
Dill- against Wasco and its marsha .
School Bus
Overturns ui
-Wilcox Road
• Reported
For Post W**k
Th.^oolta.ttaU’bmng^
ThU section knew *
After t*e 0. W. R. & N. was
ingers in those
when bunt between The Dalles and Port J
range or m swivel chairs,
»b_j
land, -„««knre
ranchers here
here continued
conwnuw foi
the tew wa. Routed, the wrong^ years to ship their cattle by boat
A>er was usually
out^*
Portland because the railroad
brand of justice that made others to
was so crooked cattle could not
so inclined watch Ubeir ;ep. There
were men to thosexda k who mt
irir neigh
thè d:
bors, and in tn*
ow«»on
gave themselves W
01
Sr^ unabU 1” rtten8 ^o>
bargain. In other work t^ey had
1
honeat-to-goodneds hattie thieves.
Once justice miscarried, and it was
only in recent y-r. that the man- ,
of arrtang nt » Wlicl b aked
out and becm. gwt.«nlly
A Vergar, «dio »ervic. m»n
The building now occupied by tnu
McKee drug store was the court
Kent »ervieing radio» Sunda^;
house, and the court room was up-
K g
d Mrs Carl SchadewiU
ateirs. Froebe «-pponed te be
M r T m « S ■ Rockmann
Mr. and Mr». I”
Mr.
foreman of a jury that ™ yr
,
and daughter,
’ nd »¿n«.
a man for cattle rustlirig
vote of the jury wa# 10 for con
and Mrs. She n
business
Doran Scott and Ed were n
viction and one for acqaHtri. The
visiter» at Moro Friday.
man who voted for ^egujttal slid
Mr». John Woods and d«ug^
down a rope that carpenters work
Georgia of Shaniko spent the las
ing on the building had left and
K week at tee home of her
was gone for some time. Anoth<
XnÄv. McKelvey
was taken, but the
ganiiations and movement to pro vote
found only ten jurymen had voted.
mote
safety,
and
continued
pub-
Jr.^business visitor, in Gras. Record Numder Of
licity to the need for greater care ring juror, but failed in his quest, j.
Valley Friday.
caution on the roads a
License Plates Issued and
streets of the state. In the first While he was out the missing juror ।
nine months of 1935, 185 person. returned, and brought mth, him •
of whiskey. .Not being
Another all-time high in motor )Mt their Uves as a result ot tr«- quantity
Acquainted With all
P“™”:
k- u records has been set this
difficulties and in the
companies home by h»
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT WHISKEY
v«r rn the issuance of license | period during 1934, 225 person, Xn th. bailiff returned .he could
not pick out the juror "ho .had
WmlYoung of
KUiea.
plates, with 293,343 distributed UP were
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a -
visit here for two weeks
NOW AVAILABLE IN OREGON
been missing when hepoled th
Motor vehicle accidents in 193b
jury the last time, but after the
have numbered 15,890
Liliff had retired from the jury
tomber contributing 1,900 to the
September 30.
room the juror who had votedI for
A 30 per cent increase in the total. In 1934, out of the total o
acquittal, who also happened to be
present. After the grange meeting number of certificates at title is- 15874 accidents for the nine-month the juror who brought in the whis
1,847 occurred in Septesn-
. charivari was given for Mr .ana »ued this year for motor vehicles neriod.
^.in^es resulted to 458 P~ ky began to ply hi« fellows with
is
indicative
of
the
improvement
in
Mrs John Decker.. At the n
tee drink that eheers, and to make
The best news in months! Ken
In the sons this September, and to 496
meeting, November 9. elation of business, believe« Snell
a long story short a vote was final
first nine months of 1935, L^8
in
the
same
month
l»*t
yemr.
tucky’s favorite whiskey ... th*
officers will be held.
ly taken that showed aljI the jury
A number of Kent grange mem titles were issued as comparedI
in favor of acquittal. Tbs stor>
whiskey that’s made in Kentucky
bers attended the grange confer 88,002 in the same period in nwa. WHEAT PAYMENTS SURE
e-oes that the one juror
^on-
In
addition.
5,580
duplicate
certifi-
.. by Kentucky distillers... theold
________. ’ ^nced the rest of Hhe
t-bat
ence at Moro last Tue»^
cite, were issued, bringing total Continued from page one.
Wm. Gunter (BUI
sion is that they were all right, the defendant was not
Kentucky way... NOW
George Barnett were visitors Wed title transactions for the year to the results obtained in each in- one^
that guilt rested^^n
LESS TH AN EVER BEFORE.
120,409.
nesday in Moro.
dividual case depending upon the of
chief witnesses. The J g
Total fee collections during the -
i.nd the efforts
, tried the case, now living in
If you’ve been wanting to try
nine months were >2,660.476.53, location
“"T^^n Soaring th. »oil for
never knew until just a
dP th time of »owing.
u e lgo how «he jury in that
Kent Auxiliary Gets a, compared to »2,148,°29.9 > ■" ' P" ®
this
“Ta
T. talk oTSi“ XXVaU (and thi.. mea« th.
broUght in a v-dict of
your
of 24 per cen
Th^
bienntal same as location of the
not guilty.
Quota For Year
Srin™ o^vs, fees from what part of the county th. «"P^,
History
rota «ix ."“’“/tee accident only
At tee, time of tta
in ae
'étal« »n<i J,UnÌW
bus: Robert,
jeunita. es
Mitchell. AH ex^pt J
c,^ With minor cut»
0.
M Jeun-te h«l the 1K»
ri,. ♦ thuJ^
. j L. Davi?
“i*“ “.hT ^"'^ medi“1
.SCHENLEY
"SrS ss«; «« " -»
mark of m ER I I
Schenley’s
Cream of
Kentucky
, “„s -Î “
pint
Meeting«
Froobo was here when Uie rait-
Thursday evening the A“«*“" such renewal licenses totalling was sown.
built. It was filBmeod by
Legion and American Legion Aux- iM4.387. In addition, $22.886 was No More Community »Urting
collated
from
original
operator.
..
V..
K-m
.teted
before
in
road
U^y held a joint m«U«g at the
licenses. In the nine months of.
Legion hall at KlM»
_ v 4
1934 fee« from both original ano
The Auxiliary ba»
rental operators’ license« were
quote for the year a.
membership chairman, Vi°lM^ j 142 865. A 10 per cent pickup in
fee collections on license plates
r—
was noted this year, with the in
dues to headquarters so it reaches crease in passenger car registra
TX^^eba..^ tions amounting to 7.5 per cent.
th» t*»
Legion . halt . ij before
nipnt * of the
be
Fatality
„,a ssMthar. »o th»1 lt w _ ,
uJ^ated for the »oaal affair*
The Auxiliary Remains The
during «•
material
will buy the imceomy «
and the Legion
u
Oregon’, auto fatahty record
the worx.
was neither aided nor impaired
furnish an excellent
by the results of September motor
vehicle travel on the highways, as
^Mra. Pluemke, <4ùW
the aame number of persons 2 .
ri^ionan, was instructed u
were killed during the month m
both 1934 and 1935, reports Earl
for the nsedy children, vw
Snell, secretory of state.___
“However the fatality revuiu
te.troeted to tay
th« y««r 1935 i» 17.7 per cent bet
^nt’^ U. h^pltaU in Portland ter than during the
vear ” adds the secretary.
Forty
Bnd Roseburg*
decided on live.’ have been saved thi. year
, ^^»fn firi- oi card through cooperation of user» of the
XtìÌ tebTheld in the basement highway», enforcement_offrc^^_^L'
Auto
Record
Same
BUY YOUR JOB PRINTING
.perlai announcement
»rises to be given »“ROM THE LOCAL PRINTER
made about we
All
at our Mat party ta th. »pring- A«
Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
card player» an,
¿eh
-I« nrixe and «rve »upp«. ■*»
Moro, Oregon
%
Meets
the 1st and 3rd
player pay»
^.r-
Thursday evenings of
Mora new cards are v*
ed and pH™
f°r *
each month. Visiting
members cordially in
loween supper
.„„-u
Th. Kent Port ia rmwring much
vited to meet with us.
»ublicity by having • woman
ramnumder. Lattari have been re-
Moro Lodge No- HS, L O. O. F-
~i«d from th. four
Moro
Oregon
the United States.
Holme, was president of the Kent
.»Mill» Meet« lit and 3rd (
jS^UUi^ Tuesdays in the
Auxiliary
SjFHMWz I 0.0 F. hah Trani
si ent and wsitmg
brothers are eordi-
ally invited to meet
with us.
L. B Rice N. G.
Joe Trait, Secretary
1 opine Krkerra l-odge No- 116
Moro. Oegon
Meets 2d and 4th Tn-
Mutay* of «»rh month
Visiting meml^rR wd
come.
Florence Martin. N. G.
r ioto
Bull secretary
. for Mildness
for Better Taste