Sherman County journal., August 28, 1936, Image 1

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Sherman (Euiutty journal
F o r ty E ig h th
Year
N o . 43
Trashy Fallow
S tate A ffairs
By
Sngcd W ork on Mississippi Navigation Dam
Yields Less Crop
;
A. L Lindbetk
-,
Date Of Fair
Opening Nearly
T
At Hand
Than Flowed
P ublic U tilitie s
C o m m issio n er
F r a n k C. M cCulloch, who a n n o u n c ­
ed w hen he took office la s t yea!'
th a t he w ould n o t h a r a s s u tilitie s,
h as g o tte n re su lt» — to th e tu n e of
$200,000 in r a te re d u c tio n s.
By n e g o tia tin g w ith p o w er and
te le p h o n e co m p an ies in ste a d o f g o ­
in g to c o u rt. M cCulloch b ro u g h t
¡Full Program Listed For
Feudleton Station Rt suits
Three Days Of Fair; Judging
Indicate That Change May Be
Of 4-H and Open Class
Necessary For High Yields On
Will Be Public
Trashy Summer Fallow
about th e saving to the public.
Soon he expects to be a b le to a n ­
nounce still m o re r a te re d u c tio n s
tlia t w ill sa v e O re g o n ia n s a n o th e r
$200,000 a y ear.
T he Pacific T elep h o n e & T e le ­
g ra p h co m p an y cam e th ro u g h la s t
w eek w ith th e b ig g e st r a te c u ts
w hich w ill sav e its c u sto m e rs $90,-
000 a n n u a lly . N ig h t long d ista n c e
d isc o u n ts w ere m ade effective a t
7 p. m. in ste a d of 8:30 p. m., and
m ade to a p p ly th ro u g h o u t S u n d ay s.
L ong d ista n c e ra te s w e re c u t fo r
som e c a lls a s much as five to 70
cen ts. Som e p e rso n -to —p erso n day
tim e calls w e ie raiser! 10 ce n ts,
th o u g h .
The 25 c e n ts p e r m o n th c h a rg e
fo r h a n d -se t or F ren ch ty p e phones
w as e lim in a te d if th e in s tru m e n ts
have been used 18 m o n th s an 1 cut
to 15 c e n ts if th e devices h av e not
been in sta lle d th a t long.
•‘I find m ost u tilitie s read ily re
sp o n siv e to n e g o tia tio n s as a s u b ­
s titu te fo r ex p en siv e litig a tio n ,
long d raw n h earing's and c o u rt ap-
;»< als, ar.d th e y seem q u ite w illing
w hen th e fa c te ju s tify it to d ev o te
th e m oney w hich would he sp en t
e n g in e e rin g , a tto rn e y
fees and
c o u rt cost to re a s rn a h le r a te r e ­
d u c tio n s fo r th e benefit of th e ir
« u sto n ie rs ” M cCulloch said .
' The P o itla n d G en eral E le c ’ i i '
(' , C a lifo rn ia -O re g o n P ow er Co
W est C o ast P ow er Co., O regon W a
sh in g to n T elephone Co . and Idaho
Pow er Co., a re o th e r u tilitie s w hicn
have m ade ra te c u ts d u rin g McCul
lo ch 's a d m in istra tio n
Official County Paper
Moro, Oregon, Friday, August 28, 1936
T h e ie is m uch of ru s h in g u b o u t
1 on tho p a r t of th e f a ir b o ard th is
week as. the final p re p a ra tio n s a re
being m ade fo r th e o p en in g of the
County fa ir n e x t T h u rsd a y . E n tr ie s
a re com ing fo r all c la sse s, and th e
b a rn s have been w h ite w a sh e d in
p re p a ra tio n fo r th e rec e p tio n of
th e live stock th a t will soon fill th e
sta lls.
T he p o ssible need tor a differ ent
m ethod of h a n d lin g tr a s h y suin-
m e. ta llo w is indicated by yields oi
g ra in found on land tr e a te d by th 's
m ith o d th is y e a r at the P en d leto n
y-
\
.
s ta tio n .
T ra sh y tallow has been trie d ft r
L o’a W illiam s, for »4 y e a rs U h six y e a rs a t the sta tio n th e re w ith
se c re ta ry to fo rm er Vice I ’rc.u little difference being foiyul up
dent C harles C urtis, is now in To till th is y e a r. T he a v e ra g e s fo r
peka as a new m e m b e r oj G ov Al
th e six y e a rs show th a t mold board
frrd M Landon s s e c re ta ria t
She
p low ing h a s produce ! an av, ra g e
i. a native of K ansas and is con
c ro p of 41.7 b u sh els, double d isking
sidered one of the m ost cap ab le of
A m e ric a 's politically
exp erien ced has m ade 40.2 bushels and one w ay
d isk in g has produced an av<*»»g.*
s c c r e tn r ics
of 39.9 bushels.
Council Offers
Downtown Space
For Concessions
Difference Great This Year
Carnival Coming
( )
tn n d oi m e
v» o rk on tf:e it
Hie M i s u u , i >•
~
la ig e s t o f tl;
c o m p le t ’ d I
'
ill!
m e
B afiners have a p p e a re d o n c a rs
a b o u t th e co u n ty an d w ith th e a r ­
rival of the concession tro u p e n e x t
M onday or T u esd ay a g e n e ra l c a r ­
nival a tm o sp h e re will seize th e
across
the
M
ississippi
river
al
Alton.
Ill
.
nas
ueen
com
p
leted
and
i n a \ igation dam
tow n and la s t u n til th e final e v e n t
ectioti of this the longest and h ighesl of the 2« d am s projected to aid n avigation on
is finished S a tu rd a y e v e n in g S e p ­
nere and St Paul M m n . is p i o / m : ing sw iftly The d a m 's 30 g a te s will be the
[»roper will be 1.72a feet lom> m addition to the width of an already tem b er 5.
T h is y e a r on all th pi >t - h a n d
i U c t V. (
led in th is e x p e rim e n t the tr a s h y
l y p e in
e world I’hc d mi
fallow m ade hut 30.2 bus »• * w h ile
tin the Jton shore
T rack P re p a re d
th e double d isk in g g av e a n e ld of
30.8 bushels and th e mold b ard
Tho tra c k is b ein g w a te re d in
plowed plo ts gave a p t u r n of 3»;.9
p re p a ra tio n for th e b u ck in g and
tra c k ev en ts. T he h o rse s fro m out
bushels.
Th« Moro council m et T u esd ay
S ev eral fa c to rs m ay he consid
side th e co u n ty will a rr iv e S u n ­
io g ilt to m ake a rra n g e m e n ts w ith ered in e x p la in in g the fa ilu re ot
day a fte rn o o n to g et th e so re n e ss
t:.e fa n Isiard foi th e c o -o p e ra tio n th is new ty p e of tilla g e for t ’ ls
o u t of th e ir legs b e fo re th e o p e n ­
b etw een th e tw o lx.dies d u rin g th e p a r tic u la r y e a r. F it st, in sod and
ing “ G o” th a t sen d s th e m in to th o
a n n u a l fair. T he l>oard w as g r a n t ­ <;«>p e x p e rim e n ta tio n it som etim es
first ra c e o r th e sh o u te d “ L e t ’c r
ed the use ot F iis t s tr e e t fro m
g o ” th a t an n o u n ces th a t one m o re
h a p p e n s th a t a p a rtic u la r sy ste m
M am
th ro u g h S c o tt s tr e e t a n d
T he 4-H club boys a n d g irls w ho bu ck in g an«l r a t i n ’ h o rse h as been
or crop will fall f a r h low e x p e c ta ­
L
eroy
W
rig
h
t,
county
a
g
e
n
t,
M.
u th w e st on S co tt s tr e e t
t »nee
have !»een w a tc h in g an d e a rin g fo r je^ oUt o f ^he c b u te to ta k e h is
tio n s and below its long tim e re c ­ E. Mi K ee and G iles French, hau
as l a 1.' a" is needed T he s tr e e t
th e ir in f a n t tre e s d u r in g th e su m - b rie f b u t e x c itin g m o m en t b e fo re
ord. F o r in sta n c e f e d e ra tio n w heat b re a k f a s t w ith T he D alles B ie a k -
sp a ce will l>e used f<>r concessions dro p p ed below its a v e ra g e at P n
m e r a re to be re w a rd e d th a t w e e k ,^ b e y e llin g crowd.
fa s t club W ednesday in« rn in g anil
and will 1 roped off from use by d leto n th is y ear.
end w ith a tr ip to th e m o u n ta in s
Lower
Schedule
Of
Rates
each spoke b rie fly to the m em bers
Program Full Each Day
« a i
w here tre e s grow in p ro fu sio n .
Second, tra s h y fallow o ften h as e x p la in in g th e high lights* of the
T he cit> will have « x tra police­
T he tr ip has been a rra n g e d by
lr. it hunches of s tra w th a t is not coining S h e rm a n county fa ir and For Light and Power Ordered
One who c o n su lts th e f a ir p r o ­
m en on d u ty d u r in g th e th ie e d a y s
c c u n ty a g e n t W rig h t and co u n ty g ra m of ju d g in g th a t a p p e a rs in
sufficiently b ro k e r u:> t< mak
a in v itin g th e c itiz e n s ot W asco coun­
of th e fa ir and will m ak e an a t ­
By Commissioner McCulloch
school
s u p e rin te n d e n t
K n ig h to n th e p rem iu m book w ill o b se rv e t h a t
good see«! bed ad w eeds grow in ty th ro u g h the club to a tte n d .
tem pt to se e th at o rd e r is o b se rv ­
who
are
in
direct
charge
o
f
club a c ­ th e d a y s a re fa irly fu ll o f e v e n ts
ste a d of w h e a t, red u cin g th e yield.
T he e n te rta in m e n t fe a tu re s of
er! by e v ery « n e a tte n d in g .
S ta te
tiv
itie
s
in
th
e
c
o
u
n
ty
.
The
tr ip h a v in g to do w ith th e liv esto ck e n ­
T
h
ird
,
th
e
re
m
ay
be
a
need
for
O reg o n has levies! a g a so lin e tax police will c o -o p e ra te in th is e n ­
th e fa ir and the high q u a lity of the
E ffective O cto b er 1, new e le c tric will s t a r t S a tu rd a y m o rn in g in trie s o f club c h ild re n an d open
m ore tilla g e of sum m (fallow a', e x h ib its' w ere p ia ise d by the local
sin ce 1919, but n ev er u n til J u iv d eav o r also it is learn ed .
te r tra s h y pl< w ing in o rd e r to men
w as m ore th a n $1,000.000 ev er c o l­
T hey told of th e race m e e t ra te « will benefit m any c u sto m e rs tim e to in su re a rr iv a l a t B ear I classes. W hen th e ra c e p ro g ra m
T he council will m eet a g a in th e
S p rin g s by noon of th a t day. A fte r
th js an<J aan d w ich ed ¡n
m
ake
a
goixl
see«!
lied
or
it
m
av
hi*
lected in one m onth. S e c re ta ry « f lo e p a rt of S e p te m b e r and s e t a
an d bucking c o n te st w ith fifteen uf P acific P p w cr & L ig h t com pany
.
^
c
h
they
w
ilt
go
into
th
e
fo
re
s
t,
n
a~
fuJI.
and HveIy ^ a y - fs
S ta te Srfell co u n ted
$1,091,118 92 d a te fo a m ass m e e tin g for th e necessary to us,- d iffe re n t tilla g e e v i n t ' each day vuth c lo s e .r a c e s ,,, S h e rm a n co unty. A nn o .............
u n cem en t
«
m
ade
th
is
acco
m
p
an
ied
by
fo
r
e
s
tr
y
te
a
c
h
e
rs
provldwJ
fo
r
and
when> a to p aJ1
im
p
le
m
e
n
ts
ar
t!
a
d
ifferen
t
t.,po
ot
in th e till la st m onth. T he p rev io u s nom ination of new officers for th e
expected and of the e x h ib its which of th e new r a te s w as
lty
Com
mid-
an(1
io
r
e
s
t
*e
rv
lce
guide«
a
n
W
1
M
th)S
¡a
a
dded
a
n
e
v
e n in g o f m ill-
d
rill
w
hen
land
is
plow
ed
in
such
iw i.n l m onth wa> A u g u st, 1935, a! city and will also a p p o in t a b u d g e,
will he c f a fine q u a lity in the horse week by P ublic U til
s.o n e r F r a n k C. M cCulloch a n d de* g a th e r sp ecim ens fo r th e ir no e
crow ds Wlth d a n c in g and ^ m -
$958,118.24. Since th e first of tin co m m ittee to m ake up th e b u d g e t a way.
and beef calf classes.
[t m ay
seen th a t f a ir tim e
T he disked fallow a t th e Moro
y e a r, $5 769,755.36 has been co! fin 1937 as th is m u st lx co m pleted
A lth o u g h the fa ir conflicts w ith ta ile d in fo rm a tio n a b o u t th e re d u c - b< °KS and ^ « P l y 8 fo r th e fa
tio
n
s
h
as
been
received
here
from
o
A
fte
r
a
n
ig
h
t
s
p
e
n
t
a
t
B
a
,
1936
JS
g
o
in
g to be a3 n v ely
stati«
n
t
is
y
e
a
r
b
ro
u
g
h
t
a
poor«-:
b e te d $757,879.46 m ore th a n cam • b \ the first of N ovem ber.
th e F rolics an n u a lly given by the
fo
r
S
p
rin
g
s
th
e
y
w
ill
receiv
e
f
u
r
th
e
r
|
g
¡n
daya
o
f
o
ld
.
yield
th
a
n
«lid
the
plow
ed
land
in d u rin g th e first seven m onth
A m erican Legion in th e riv e r city G. L. C orey, d is tr ic t m a n a g e r
in
stru
c
tio
n
and
w
ill
r
e
tu
r
n
hom
e
in
|
p robably b ecause of th e pres nee 1- is expected th a t som e re sid e n ts th e power company.
last y ear. In 17 veal's, O re g o n h a s
Board To Meet Monday
the e v e n in g o f S u n d ay .
of w eeds in th e w heat.
received $75,998,308.93 in g a s-ta x e s.
T he new ra te s w ere fikxl volun-j
of T he D alles will a tte n d the fa ir
♦ ♦ ♦
T he c a r g e from m oldboard plow' d u n n g th e d aylight hours.
ta rily by th e lhacific com pany as
T h e re w ill be a m e e tin g of th e
m g to tr a s h y p low ing if it is r e a l­
G o v ern o r M a rtin has ad o p ted a
th«* r e s u lt o f a r a te stu d y m ade in
fa ir board n e x t M onday n ig h t ,a t
ly ,v e r m ade by fa rm e rs , m ay
new policy of p e rso n a lly in terv iew
co o p e ra tio n w ith m em bers of C om ­
th e office o f th e c o u n ty a g e n t and
ca
u se o th e r c h a n g e s in th e p re se n t
ing e v ery y o u th fu l first offendvi
m issio n e r M cC ulloch’s staff. M ain
a t th is tim e th e v ery final to u ch es
A com plaint issued out of J u s - ty p e of tillin g land fo r w heat p ro ­
he tr a n s f e r s fro m th e s ta le p en iten
p u rp o se of th e a d ju s tm e n ts is to
wilLrdx*
ll^dx- p u t on th e a r ra n g e m e n ts
G a ry to th e boys tra in in g school at tice S to w 's c o u rt at G ra s s V a lle y duction. T i.is w ould n ot he uncom ­
m ake th e c o m p a n y ’s ra te s sim p le r
for
• th
tn e a n n u a l e v e n t. E n trie s w ill
mon as a ch a n g e in one m ethod
W oodburn.
Rv callin g th e hoys ch ai •/(«I V im «nt ( , in t« m a n , w o rk
and
m
ore
p
ro
m
o
tio
n
al
in
c
h
a
ra
c
te
r,
be
in.
s ta lls will be allo ted , th e race
into his p riv a te office one a t a tim e m g h e re tro n i . m id i D akota w ith o fte n b u n g s on o th e r c h a n g e s for
The W asco L ib ra ry B oard, in a ¡>arns w iH be filled a n d th e lo n g
T hom p- it w as s ta te d .
W'
H.
R
agsdale
and
C.
J
and h av in g h e a r t to h e a rt ta lk s a s s a u lt. T i e e m p ia m i w as sig n e d th e e n tire process.
R esidence ra te s w ill drop to a c a ll m e e tin g la s t M onday, se t th e p,-e p a f td fo r d ay o f th e co u n ty f a ir
son s p e n t p a rt ot la s t week in
M 's. T - " y V incenzi. Both
T he low yield fo r th is y e a r is,
w ith th em , th e g o v e rn o r hopes to
th
e
ré
g
u
la
i
new
low ste p of 2 c en ts a k ilo w a tt d a te o f S e p te m b e r 26 fo r th e an- w d | be daw n in g .
S pokane
a tte n d in g
g e t th em s ta r te d on th e rig h t tra c k had hem w o rk in g at the Eu,g e r ­ o f c o u rse, not conclusive hut ’t m o n th ly m eetin g ot th e board and hour a s com p ared to th e p re s e n t nUal L ib ra ry F e stiv a l, A d d itio n al ______________ _
V m
intin
ini 1 la n th u n til th e a r r e s t ot m erely in d ic a te s th a t f u r th e r e x ­
and a u sefu l re tu r n to society .
fo r e n te r ta in m e n t a r e I
p a r tic ip a tin g in a special c o n fe r- low s te p of 3 c en ts a k ilo w a tt hour, fe a tu re s
G
e
n
te n ia n e a r ly th is we k. P re lim
p e rim e n ta tio n
in
sum m rfa llo w
W hen th e p o p u latio n o f th e p e n i­
O r P C Z O fl F â T l T l S
ence w ith national fa rm loan as- 1 Two—c e n t e le c tric ity will be a v a il- pla nned, th e p a ra d e , in w hich all
«ring
w
ill
he
held
late';
i'i
m ethods w ill lx* n e c e ssa ry b efo re
inary lr
te n tia r y zoom ed to 1001, a condi
fo u r n o rth w e st able in th jir d is tr ic t fo r all re si- ch ild ren , a d u lts, o rg a n iz a tio n s, and r C W C I
g
so
e
ia
tio
n
s
fro
m
the
at G rass V a lle y .
th e new m ethod can h proclaim« ,!
tion* u n p re c e d e n ted in O regon h is ­ L i W '
j
dence
usé
in
excess
of
130
kilo-
bu
sin
ess
houses
a
re
u
rg
ed
to
p
a
r-
«
«
Q
17 A
s ta te s .
j s u p e rio r t«' the old fro m a p ro d u c ­
to ry th e s ta te p a ro le hoard b eg an
w
a
tt
h
o
u
rs
a
m
onth.
tic
ip
a
te
.
th
e
R
affle,
by
th
e
B
oard
,
(
V
i
O
r
t
o
H
y
S
L V / b
th
e
conference
ticip
ate,
T h e h o a rd called
tio n b asis.
to loosen so m ew h at. On th e boat 1 s
of a rtic le s to lx? o n d isp la y soon, »
.
, *
•
w ith a s s o c ia tio n p n sid e n ts fo r the
New R a te G iven
_ ” u s ___
thn
A sm
reco m m en d atio n th e g o v e rn o r in
th e n u m e _ ro
concessions
fo r a lle
th e r n u m b e r of A m erican
p u r p o s e o f in fo rm in g them a lx 'u t
tw o d ay s tim e sig n e d co n d itio n al
T he new resid en ce ra te in M oro, a fte rn o o n and e v e n in g a re a ll fa rm s a re u n d er m o rtg a g e
ay
th«* l a r k ’s c u r r e n t o p e ra tio n s and
p a ro le s fo r 28 m en and one w om an P j / ' r i p } ()T S c D t C H l b c r
in v itin g th e a s s o c ia tio n s to ta k e a W asco and G ra ss V alley will be planned in a n tic ip a tio n o f a h a p p y th a n b efo re th e d e p re ssio n , and in
but. d id n ’t le t them all out in m e
«
csp< nsible p a r t
25 f or t,he first 12 KW H used c o m m u n ity d a y r - < f f d th e B o ard O regon th e to ta l fa rm m o rtg a g e
m o re a c tiv e and
day. Som e of th e p a ro le s will not
G eorge U p d e g ra ff of M oro has
in th e co n d u c t of th is co o p e ra tiv e ] p er rnonth ; 91 c e n ts per k ilo w a tt sin cerely hopes t h a t all th e ir p at-1 debt is sm a lle r, acco rd in g to fig u res
he effectiv e fo r se v e ra l m o n th s been nam ed to lead a c a ra v a n of
hour fo r th e n e x t 17 k ilo w a tt h o urs rons and frien d s w ill com e and released to d ay by th e h a rm C r it
sy ste m .
M any a r e given on th e cond itio n S h e !m a n co u n ty R epublicans to th e
Dolls of all kinds an d sizes— hut
A d m in istra tio n .
N early 25P a -«’ciatio n
p t e . o - |3 <>ents p e r j<WH fo r th e n e x t 10« help to m ak e th e d a y a success
th a t th e convicts leave the s ta te 1 andon Knox picnic which w ill be real o n e s— w ill be fe a tu re d in the « lin ts w ir e present and e x p re sse d | k ^ ’H ; and 2 c en ts per KW H fo r — -----------------------
A lth o u g h th e F a rm C re d it A d­
im m ed iately . T he g o v e rn o r o ften held at Ja n tz e n Reach -park, P o r t­ te x tile d e p a rtm e n t of th e D iam ond a p p i e e .a tin n fo r th e o p p o rtu n ity of a j| use ln excesa of 130 KW H per
m in istra tio n has loaned o v er $23.-
ad«Ls th is prov isio n him self. P e n ­ land on S e p te m b e r 13.
Ju b ile e O regon s ta te fa ir, to l>e held m e e tin g w ith the h a n k ’s d ire c to r» | rnonth.
700,000 on fa rm
m o rtg a g e s in
T he p re s e n t r a te is 10
ciled on a n u m b e r of d o cu m en ts
P lan s for th e picnic a re bein g in S alem S e p te m b e r 7 to 13. Th ?
O
regon
since
M
ay
1933, a p p ro x i­
and oi »fficers to talk o v er m u tu al c e n ts p e r KW H fo r th e first 30
w hen th e y com e fro m th e e x e c u ­ shaped hy an ex ecu tiv e c o m m itte e Doll show is an ¡novation and w in ­
m
a
te
ly
92
p
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r
c
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n
t
of th e m oney
KW
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used
p
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onth
and
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n
t
s
ß
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T
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r
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s
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a
s
i
l
y
p :o i lem s.
tiv e ’s desk is th is n o ta tio n : “ And m a d id by M is. G eorge H. R oot n e rs in th e v a rio u s c la ssific a tio n s
w as used to refin an ce old d e b ts so
N a lly h a lf the co u n ties in O re - per K w i l fo r all excess. M inim um
leav e s ta te . C H M .” O th e r co n ­ and M rs. Jo n n L. K arn o p p , co- w ill receiv e m ore th a n $80 in p re m ­ gon will 4 xave\,elaborate dib p lay
G illiam co u n ty g ro w e rs of c re s t- th a t v ery little new in d eb ted n ess
m onthly c h a rg e re m a in s a t $1.25.
victs a re tu rn e d over to fed eral c h a irm e n .
E v e ry R ep u b lican u n it ium m oney. A n o th e r special fee ixi.dhs at the D iam ond Ju b ile e O re-
c u sto m e rs in S h e rm a n
w bea t g r a s s tr ie d se v e ra l d iffe r- w as in cu rred .
officials fo r d e p o rta tio n oi re le a se d in th ' < tate is jo in in g in s u p p o rt­ tu re in th e te x tile s will he a c o m p ­ gnu s ta te fa ir a t Salem S e p te m b e r ] c o u R n ural
ty w ill receive 26 K W H fo r e n t n ie thods of h a rv e s tin g th e ir
R .He8 p u ring W ar
to' o th e r s ta te s w h e re th e y will im ­ ing the e v e r t which w ill s t a r t w ith lim e n ta ry ex h ib it of Ja p a n e s e e m ­ 7 to 13. C ounties w hich w ill be rep
th e m o n th ly m inim um c h a rg e of seed cro p s th is y e a r, re p o rts I) is -
.
m e d ia te ly e n te r o th e r p e n ite n tia r ­ a ha he* d in n er a t noon and include b ro id e ry and «lolls a ira n g e d th ro u re se n te d a re D ouglas, L ane, Colum
$2.50 a n d will g e t th e n e x t 4 KW H tri(.t A g ric u ltu ra l A g e n t R. M. Me-
T h e fa rm m o rtg a g e d e b t in th e
ies to serv e tim e fo r p rev io u s an a fte rn o o n sp e a k in g p ro g ra m .
th e c o u rte sy of th e Ja p a n e s e con­ bia, C u rty . H«»o«l R iver, T illam ook, used p e r m o n th a t 94 c en ts p e r K ennon. T h e 17-acre field g ro w n S ta te w hich in creased fro m $34,-
crim es.
sul a t P o rtla n d , Ken T su ru m i.
Polk M arion, W allow a, Y am hill, K W H . w ith ad d itio n a l use a t th e by E a rl S m ith — th e la r g e s t se e d - <j50,000 in 1910 to $116,810,000 in
T he g o v e rn o r is d e te rm in e d to
field of c re ste d w h e a t g ra s s in the
d ro p p ed to $104.000,000 on
L inn. D esch u tes, Coos, B enton and sam e ra te as in the towns.
h
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H
M
l
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F
R
V
A
IS
W
E
D
D
IN
G
h av e th e fam e of O re g o n 's s ta te
C latsop.
D ouglas, D e sc h u te s and
c
o
u
n
ty
-w
as
su
c
c
e
ssfu
lly
com
b
in
-
J
a
n
u
a
r
y 1, 1935. F ig u re s o r
-
N
ow
ra
te
s
fo
r
com
m
ercial
lig
h
t­
p e n ite n tia ry s p re a d f a r and wide \ P P I !( AT1ON R E C E IV E D
C la tso p a re r e tu rn in g fo r th e 75th ing in Moro, W asco and G ra ss V a l­ ed, y ield in g a p p ro x im a te ly 3600 eArlie r y e a rs a re fro m th e U ni
as a to u g h , h ard -b o iled place, not
a n n u a l f a ir a f te r a long absence.
An ap p lic a tio n fo r a m a r u a g e
ley w ill be $1.25 fo r th e first 13 pounds of clean seed. The six a c re s t a t e s D e p a rtm e n t of A g n c u u .
e a sy to g e t out of. “ T een th e law
lic«*nse w as received by th e county
KW H used p er m o n th ; 94 cent» field on th e L. W. C hilds fa rm w a s w h iie th e 1935 fig u re is an e s tim a te
b re a k e rs wdll th in k tw ice and pass
clerk. N iv a L aV elle G e rv a is w ill t
p
e r K W H fo r th e n e x t 87 K W H ; c u t w ith a m ow in g m achine w ith a of tb e F a rm C re d it A dm im s
> E L L O W L IN E COMING
O regon b y ,’ th e g o v e rn o r said.
becom e te e w ife of H arold F r a n k | T he U n ite d S ta te s Civil S ervice
64
c e n ts p er KW H fo r th e n e x t 100 b u n ch in g a tta c h m e n t an d h au led to t jcn>
Clyde G illm or, s ta te m a in te n a n c e
K n ig h t.
T he bride to be is th e b a s announced open com p etitiv e m an, re tu rn e d
K
W
H ; 5 c e n ts per'•K W H fo r the coinb ine s e p a r a to r w h ere i t w as
p e rc e n t
from
Salem
la
s
t
T he first count a tta c k on O re ­
rlnugh, ',r ol Mr. and M is. E. ^* , e x a m in a tio n s as follow s:
g o n 's jo b less in su ra n c e law faile.l G ervais <f G rass V ail y and Mr. Ì A cc o u n tin g and A u d itin g A s s is - we« k a f te r a few d a y s sp e n t th e re , n e x t 400 K W H ; 4 cents p e r K W H fed by h and, w ith only slig h tly less; Drop Is i
Qn J a n u a r y 1, 1936, som e 2,300,-
and re p o rts th a t w ith in a s h o rt fo r th e n e x t 400 K W H ; 3 cen ts per 1<>M o f geed th a n b y th e com bine
to w: r r y th e s ta te u n e m p lo y m e n t
K e ig h t, w o is o rig in a lly from S a lt tnntf $ i t800 a y e a r.
K
W
H
fo
r
th
e
n
e
x
t
1000
K
W
H
;
and
m
e
tbod.
B
in
d
in
g
th
e
g
ra
s
s
an
d
0(M
) farTns ¡n th e U n ite d S t a t e s - o r
!
tim
e
a
new
yellow
c
e
n
te
r
line
will
co m p en satio n com m ission. South
L ake city, is a t p re s e n t w o rk in g
A d m in istra tiv e Officers, vai mus be put on the S h e rm a n hig h w ay .
2 c e n ts p e r KW H fo r all excess. th r e sh in g fro m b u n d les also pro v -j 3 ( p e r c e n t o f th e t<>u l n u m b e r,
e rn O regon f r u it p a c k in g p la n ts
out of Mo o. T re y ex pect to be ? r a d e s , $3,800 to $5,600 a yet»:,
In ru ra l te r r ito r y in th e co u n ty th e ed a s a tis f a c to r y m eth o d on th e C. w ere und e r m o rtg a g e , co m p ared to
filed th e su it in Ja c k so n co u n ty
A d m in istra tiv e
A ssista n t, W E A T H E R FOR T H E W E E K
new
co m m ercial lig h tin g r a te w ill
N ihh fa rm , b u t no mo»e su c c e ss- g*. ppp c e n t in 1928.
S
u
n
d
a
y
.
S
en
io
r
c irc u it cf'Urt. E x em p tio n of pack- m ai rin
a y e a r, Social S e c u rity
s
t
a
r
t
a
t
$2.50
fo
r
th
e
first
26
K
W
H
fuJ
th an the com bine methods
Compared w ith previous periods,
$.3,200
ing house em ployees as a g r ic u ltu r - -
MIN PRKCIP
M \ T
I » A I H
used p er m onth and 94 cents per -recen t fa rm m o rtg ag e deb
Board.
a l w o ik e rs w as so u g h t in th e suit FO R M S N E A R L Y D O N E
.00
89
51
F ull in fo rm a tio n m ay be obtain A ug 2«
KWH lo r th e n e x t 74 K W H , w t h J()H N D A Y I/1 O K S GOOD
tre n d is not unusual, th e sta tem en t
D. A- B ulm ore, a d m in is tr a to r of
.00
59
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from
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S
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of
th
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U
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it­
a d d itio n a l u«e a t th e lo w * ra te
!
s leI>hen, m a d e a tr ip th r u fro m th e F a rm -C re d it A d™ n " £ r* .
C
om
pliance
fo
rm
s
fo
r
th
e
1936
th e law , said he did n o t believe eon
JK)
o )
75
54
T h e p re se n t flat r a te fo r w a te r
S t e ^ h e n a j n .d
ed S ta te h Civil S ervice B oard of
a titu tio n a litv of th e e n tire act. a llo tm e n t p a y m e n t a re n e a rly all
.00
44
7
5
E x a m in e rs at th e po st office or
23
h
eatin
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w
as
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iscontinued
fo
r
n
thrt)Ugh p ^ e t o n hi([h incom e, th e farm m
«*»
com
pleted
and
except
fo
r
som
e
th
a
t
w ould be questio n ed .
50
.( 0
70
24
in sta lla t ions and an off-peak m ete
„...pL a n d found th«* d e b t iff the U nited S tates
n ic d th e sig n a tu re s of p erso n s re c la ss, or from th e I nited S ta te s
,.d a e n ’ce a t 8 nulls w as au h st,-
l . r ^ c t» n . c r e a s e s and tends to c o n t a c t to
.00
52
77
25
T he v o te rs p h a m p le t w hich Sec- S’d in g at a d ista n c e a re re a d y to c u sto m h o u se in any city wl ich has
.00
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n
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jo
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to
W
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a
post,
office
of
th
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first
or
so
46
luted.
Present
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| p erio d s o f d ep reas.o n
26
r e ta r y of S ta te Snell will issue setn D. C. w h ere th e y a re finally Civil S ervice C om m ission, W a sh ­
m
ay
co
n
tin
u
e
on
th
e
flat
ra
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.
the
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..
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ton
T o tn l for w«ek .
p rio r
in g to n , D. C ..
checked and checks are w ritten .
(C on tin u ed on P a g e tw o )
Local Men Extol New Rates For
Fair To Club of Light Service
B re a k fà s te rs
Forestry Club
Boys A n d Girls ,
Going To Woods
Due October 1
Complaint Issued
Wasco Library Sets
On Assault Charge
Ragsdale & Thompson
Date For Festival
Attend Spokane Meet
Republicans Plan
Dolls— and Dolls
To Be At Fair
Crested Wheat May
How About A Good
Government Job?