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HARMONY NEWS
Wasco Girl
Honored At
Several Parties
Harlandview grange had a pie
social at the grange hall last Fri
day night with very good atten
dance.
Howard Belshee and wife accom
panied by Helen Bowenraot and
daughter Mabelle made a business
trip to The Dalle« last Saturday.
They had work done on their car
door which was torn off while deer
hunting in the woods.
Maybelle Bowersox is remaining
home from school during the win
ter, due to ill health.
Miss Smith, teacher at the Har
mony school, entertained her pu-
pi*s last Thursday with a Hallowe’
en party which the children en-
joy«0
,
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The two springs of water in Hay
Canyon, that at^pne time furnished
water for nearly all the harvest
crews in that part of the county,
are now nearly dry. They were
the springs on the John and Matt
Smith place, below the A. M.
Wright farm, and the Jack Thomp
son Grove.
FHE BMMRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MOM, ORMOM FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1985.
Women’s Mis
sionary Society
To Meet Here
Ho—YoU’re the first college girl
A teMP°°n
lemon juice ad
I
«v«r
liked.
ded to the rice white it is cooking
She—What’s th« reason?
Gasoline Refund Law
will make it whiter and fluffier,
H«—“Aw—all the other one« I
Both apple and rhubarb com
New regulations in connection
bine readily with other fruit flav ever met knew So much.
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with claims for gasoline tax refund ors.
»,
Salem, Ore..Npv. 6—The house
Guppy
—
What
do
you mean by
enacted by the 1935 legislature1 When putting lace curtains on
going all around and telling people
and
effective
July
1
have
brought
•
flat
rod
stick
a
table
knife
in
made by
ate. Three
I’m a first class idiot?
members of the committee and like fa 5,430 applications for permits the end of the rod «nd pull the
Blowtoad— I didn't say firtit
the senate both minority reports to obtain refunds, reports Earl curtain over the handle of the
carried the name >f but a single Snell, secretary of state, this week, knife.
Under the provisions of the new
man. It is likely that th« house,
like the «euata.. will change the law, all persons claiming refund
majority report befbr«- adopting, it for taxes paid on motor vehicle
Debate on Tueeday the first day fuels on the highways of the state
of capitol building talk had much are required to make out a permit.
y. ”
to do with Candalaria • heights registering equipment used and
which was included in the major the purpose for which the motor
ity report Many legislators it fuel is purchased. A charge of 50
seem« have suddenly taken an «in cents is made for the permit, which
terest in the finer things of life
and just di«covure(f that life would is good for one year.
While a rush of applications was
bold no pleasure« unless the new
state capitol was built on the hih received shortly after the new law
south of Salem.
i - became effective the first of July,
a steady business in issuance of
permits has been maintained and
»uUfRKy Report» but the talk was" it is anticipated that from nine to
#11 about th« desirability of ten thousand claimants will be on
to th« heights and some very record with the department during
good word«* were used to express the year.
th# sentiment of the members.
It is ¿n axiom hero that speeches
other than an «R^fanation of. a
bill, do no good and there is always
Lupine Rebekah lodge will hold
fear thpt some too anxious, advo< initiation at the meeting Tuesday
cate Of > bitt will talk it to death. evening, and the usual refresh
Important measures are talked ments will be enjoyed.
about in private ooh vernations and
The force at work in the circuit
deciaionM- that ' are not easily
(
court
room on the new wheat con-
changed’J> y talking, even with the
. I tracts had completed the maps and
greatest eloquence. ,
Joseph Uiwrence. administrator ot taxes and |M‘imities ol the Depart
Th« session become« more lively
ior three districts up to Tues- •
it ¿«w» older. Public heurinn
evening The job wiH take the ment ot Justice. Is pictured nt Ids desk luring over document« which
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_v.. .. ... greater part of this month, ac furnished information for the assessment of tl JUMKI In ohi liquor taxes
eg many bills are held each night
against Al Celione and some of the members of the old fliicago syndicate
The marketing act. that irof great cording to a statement from Coun with which he was connected »n the days of pn»hlNl<on. A mutter of
ty
Agent
Perry
N.
Johnston.
If
for
interest to farmers fa the WiMam-
some WJMMMMI0 odd barrels of high power beer. srlziHl by nirthorhlea
ette valley was * Explained, tax any good reason the growers will
tween 1021 and HW2. furnished the basis of th»* hmpk -tnent.
not
be
here
when
the
contracts
are
biH«^ social security bills and pther
completed,
they
may
call
at
the
of 'the important legislation had
court house at any time and sign
hearing« held about it and
WBl 'continue until the session is their contracts, Otherwise, grow-
ers will receive cards-from the
dMany of these hearings are very county agent’s office when their
informative for the persons ap contracts are ready for their
pearing before them are often very signature
well informed on the subject they
speak about
V
There is good reason to believe
thfllUlf'tfep' legislature vote; to put
thOapItol building back on the old
in Air-Conditioned Coaches and in
site without ''additional land oi
some consequence the bill will be
Tourist Sleeping Cars
vetoed by the gov<^or who has
Effective daily November II, 1935, to lAay 14,1936
xpre»s«d himself as'unqualifiedly
Return limit six months Stopover privileges
in favor pf# larger site and one
with mbre scenic advantages.
■XAMPLKS: ROUND-TRIP TO CHICAGO
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StatiMics Given for New
News Of The
Legislature
I „ Going After Old Al Capone Taxes
Local Lady Gives
Dinner Party
The Womens missionary society
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Miss Rosemary Walker has been
Dewey Thompson Wednesday, No
honored at several parties the past
vember 13, at 2:00 o’clock. Mra
week. Wednesday evening Miss
Thompson is leader. Topics Siam
Mary Fortner gave a 6:30 o’clock
and the work in the Southern
suprise dinned for her, folio wed by
Mountain region. There is to be
cards at two tables. Mrs. M. Dou
a playlet entitled “If I Be His
ma from Moro, winning the high
Diciple.*’ / Every one welcome.
score prize. The guest of honoi
Monday evening Mrs. Soren
was also given »prize.
Hansen had as dinner guests Mr.
A Mother's Club has been organ .
and Mrs Ralph Brisbine and
ized, sponsoring a play hour for
children and Mr. and Mrs. Matt
the chi dren on Thursday and Fri
Simon of Grass Valley and Dr. and
day of each week. The children met
Mrs. Haafelt of Wasco.
with Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin.
Ait bur Van Gilder returned to
W. W. Knighten, county super
Breme ^n, Washington after 10
intendent of schools, was in Wasco
days furlough.
Tuesday in ’ connection with the
Basil Bams of Colfax, has been
duties of his office.
the guest of Mn and Mrs. T. C.
The family of W. W. Klghten
Fields and their daughter Thyra
are enjoying a visit from Mrs.
for the past ten days. Thyra ac
Knighten’s mother/ Mrs. . Annie
SMem, Nov. 6—The house of MacGregor, who arrived Saturday
companied him on his return to
representatives voted Wednesday bfrs. MacGregor was on her return
Colfa.
Miss Jose Underhill is visiting morning in favor of the majority from a visit in North Dakota and
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy report brought out by the commit stopped off here. Portland is her
tee on public institutions by 33 to home town.
Pond in The Dalles.
The Wasco Civic Singers gave a 26 with one absent. Next move
Vernon Flatt arrived home the
dance Saturday night at their hall is for
— the
— two houses to appoint atter part of the week from Salem
twenty couples attending.
’ I conference committees which will where he went to complete the deal
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Johnson an work out the changes necessary to ’or the lease of the Shell Oil plant
remodeling their farm home.
1 make a bill that can be adopted n this city. Mr. Flatt is shapfe«
The Tuesday Afternoon Study by the entire legislature.
his business to take over the plant
Club met at the home of Mrs. । »phe senate bill carried by a vote about the 15th of this month. He
Louis Scholl with Mrs. Ida Carlisle of 23 to 7 while the house bill re- will continue to conduct his ga
as assistant hostess. Mrs. Car-' cejVed a much smaller proportion rage.
lisle read a paper on Chile and its of the votes cast. There was hard
George Barnett, Kent, was iff
peopla One new member was ad- anj militant opposition to accep- Moro on business Tuesday
ded to the membership of the club, tance of the majority report in the
After spending a week in Eu
Mm Art Barzee. Mrs. Arthur house, but not enough votes could gene, and another week in Port
Sargent was a club guest.
I j>e found to defeat itx The gover- end visiting friends and relative«
Mr. and Mrs. Q C. Andrews nor’g secretary, Josaiin, lobbied Mr» Soren Hansen said she was
have returned to their home on aroun<} the desks of house mem- glad to get back, when she arrived
the farm after staying in town for hers until the vote was in prog- Saturday.
some time. Mrs. Hattie King An- res9 indicating that perhaps the
Mr. and iMrs. Elmer Hansen and
drews returned with them.
fine hand of the governor might daughter Sally Ann were in Moro
Hanley Meyers, brother of Mrs. have been behind the move for the ast Saturday to visit friends and
Orville Yocum, and his son Dick of hill.
relatives.
>
.
Willimina. came up Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Eslinger and
The house bill empowers the
The Dorcas Aid of the Christian capitol commission to build a cap two children of Hillsboro, spent
church held its regular meeting at itol building or group of buildings Saturday at the W C. Patterson
the home of Mra R. H. IMcKean on the old site, with or without ad home where dem’s mother and
Wednesday afternoon. They de ditional land or to build on Can- father celebrated their 55th wed CAMP MORO PERMANENT
Continue^ from page-one.
cided to sponsor a bake and apron dalaria heights. Whether or not ding anniversary.
sale on Saturday, November 23rd, the Candalaria site was put in the
Mr. and (Mrs. Claude Eslinger medical, oorps. . Chas. Auberg is
at the library room.
bill for trading purposes, has not and daughter Margaret, of Forest in charge of the educational divi-
Mrs. C. R. Marshall, daughter been disclosed.
Grove, were in Sherman county tio< and O. K. Eaton is camp
superintendent. . -
:
Mary and son Charles, spent the
of operating costs
A tax bill that will permit de- Saturday and Sunday, r visiting
week end at the home of Mrs linquent tax payers to pay their relatives and attending the Asa
dac by Brig. Gen. Jaa^K Parsons, That’s what “Caterpillar” Diesel
Marshall's brother in law and sis old taxes if they keep their current Eslinger anniversary.
Vancouver Tractor owners are actually doing.
ter, Mr. and Mrs* Ed McKee.
Monday being a holiday—Ar commanding officer
taxes up was passed by the house
Mrs. L. Barnum of The Dalle« the morning and it will undoubted mistice Day—most of the retail Barracks CCC.and Capt. Garrett. For every dollar they formerly
spent Saturday at the home of ly receive the signature of the gov stores in Moro will remain elosed
Moro camp.jMB
permanent spent fo gasoline and oil, they now
Mrs. R. C. Atwood.
during the day.
ernor making it a law.
canp,
according
to
L^pt
-Lowe, spend twenty five cents .... and
Malcolm Guy has gone to For
D. J. MclAchlin was up from
It is doubtful if any drastic tax Portland last week end visiting his and work will go forward at once
est Grove, and he will attend the
save seventy five.
to make it /(fae.of the»
attrac
Dei sei school in Portland this win changes will be made at this ses son Glenn.
Operating
savings alone represent
sion to care for the needs of the
Glenn McLachlin is suffering tive in th« west, _T%| ground at.
ter.
a
mighty
nice
profit.
counties
under
the
old
age
pension
present is all tom up from the
Valdez Wilde from Banks, vis-
from a badly sprained ankle*
law.
A
gross
income
tax
bill
was
constructioit
that
ha«
just
been
Be
wise
...
Dieselize.
Free distribution of the Oregon
ited at the home of his father.
Wesley Wilde and family, for a defeated in the house. It was held Blue Book to public official« is completed Permanent driveways
unworkable by a large number of provided by law, and all other will be put down and the whole
week.
legislators
who studied it.
After spending a week in Port
copies are sold under the statutory ground will be landscaped-and next
spring grass will be growing on
So far the sales tax bill of fee of 25 cents per copy.
land, Mr. and 'Mrs. Royce are at
Snider
’
s
is
still
in
the
rules
com
A large number from this sec the hill south of the fair grounds.
home again.
Henry Ford, father of Mrs. E. B. mittee It would make a sales tax tion attended the W. M. Walker The camp geet Its water from the
Hailey, came from Portland to much like the one in Washington public sale, east of Klondike, Moro diy water plant.
but inasmuch as the voters of the which was held Wednesday all day
spend the week end
An auction sale was held at the state have refused to sanction a G. R. Gochnour was auctioneer,
farm of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wal sales tax on two memorable oc and fair prices were the rule ex
ker on Wednesday of this week. casions it is likely that this one cept on cows.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker are locating will be defeated before it goes to
Hal Morrow, one of the leading
at Prairie City where Mn Walker the people.
farmers in the Kent section, was a
will work in the mines.
The members of the legislature business visitor in Moro Wednes
Visitors at the home of Mr. and have settled down to serious work day.
Faye Thompson, local girl teach
Mrs. Andy Shearer ever the week for the third week of the session.
end were Mrs. Lou Hull and M. E. More committee meetings, more ing at Glendale, was elected Sec
public hearings and longer ses retary-Treasurer of the Dougie»
Spicer from Bary, Hl.
sions
each morning and afternoon county OSTA bet week.
Look for posters soort; for a bigger and better New Years Eve Dance.
The W C. T. U. held its first
Judge Carl Hendricks and wife,
make
it almost neceeaary that a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Eli
zabeth Fuller on Wednesday of legislator stay at his desk betweer of Fossil, accompanied by Mrs. jsponsored By.,’
MORO FIREMEN
spells to catch up on his work, read Giles L. French, and Mr. and Mrs-
and study the bills on the calen Matt Simon, of Grass Valley drove
The contract card club met at dar and keep up his correspon to Salem Tuesday night to remain
the home of Mrs Frank Lamborn, dence.
until the latter part of the week.
club prize was awarded to Mrs.
lamborn, and gifts were exchang
L.E. Dehler of the Klondike dis
F. R. FORTNER
ed among members of the club.
trict, was a caller at the court
Mrs. Belle CrosfieTd returned house Thursday to sign his wheat
here again as the guest of her sis contract, as he is planning a hunt Real Estate License No. 859.
ter. Mrs Jessie Amo«, after visit- ing trip into Umatilla county in WHEAT FARMS, LOANS AND
ing in The Dalles with Mrs. Tom quest of elk, starting today. Go
INSURANCE
McCoy.
ing with Mr. Dehler are his broth
Mrs. Augusta Huckin is having er, J E. Dehler, P. G.O’meara. of Agent for Pacific Coast Joint
her home remodeled. Andy Shear Wasco, and Austin Kulp. The Stock Land Bank and Oregon-
er and Bill Johnson are doing the Dalles. Mr. Dehler said it was too Washington Joint Stock Land Bank
work.
early to state whether his wheat
Wasco, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vintin Watkins en had been damaged by the cold.
tertained Thursday nig^t for their
daughter« Dona Jeanette and De
lores Mrs. Dick Yocum and Ix>r-
raine Darby assisted at entertain
ing the large group of children.
Representative
Tells State News
Rebekahs To Meet
SPECIAL WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES EAST
WIN TOURIST
SLEEPING CARS
i
IN
C£4 00
COACHES 4>O I
SAVE 2
Restaurant Patron—Hi, Waiter,
I found a piece of wood in my sau
sage.
Waiter—Yes. sir—but I m sure
Patron—Don’t try to stall me
off. I don’t mind eating a little dog
when pork id so high—but I’ll be
hanged if I’m going to tackle the
dog house too. ,
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Wasco, Oregon
Growers
WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE
Concentrates
Rolled Grains
Salt
Flour
All kinds of Insurance
MW*
Why Not Carry Your Account
The Dalles Branch of the United States. National Bank not
affords complttte facilities—but a service particularly
c every possible way.
C. A. Harding
L. A. Littleton
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Manager
Ass’t Manager
The Dalles Branch
United States National Bank
Fruits and Vegetables in
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
The
Rose and Fe<Hl< Umhed. Fin., fo«t, daily «orvlco
to Salt /Leko City, Dsnvor, Omaha, Kanta« City, St. Lovi«, Chicago.
For Oihbr fart and information on Winter Excursion« ¿a«t inquire of
i
LOCAL AGENT
UNION
10 O’clock A. M.
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Twine
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—In Cocche« and Tourist Stooping Curs
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Dinner 35c
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keyed to the agricpjiural needs of eastern Oregon.
Also for Established Lines of
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DO YOU REMEMBER?
The last New Y ear’s Eve
Here At The U. S. National?
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I O
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Wednesday, Nov. 13
CLIFFORD MM PERSONAL PROPERTY
At Wm. McDonald Ranch
One-half mile northeast Fail view school
five head of horses
Six sets of harness
On^ 34 Mitchell wagon and
wheat rack
One iron wheel wagon and
header box
One 16 hoe Kentucky Drill
One 29 foot iron harrow
One 3-16 Moline plow with
packer
One 12 horse hitch complete
One Cheney rod weeder
One Jersey cow