Sherman County journal., September 11, 1936, Image 1

Forty Eighth Year i\o . 45
moro, uregon, rnqay, September 11,
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State Affairs
and Persons in the Current Mews
By
Stock Show At
Race Program
I II LS FARLEY’S POST
Fair Brings Out
Featured By
Fine Animals
Close Contests
A. L. Lindbeck
The 75th Oregon e ta te fa ir— the
Diam ond Jubilee— ruled the c a p it­
al city th is week, bringing p le a sa n t
Purebred Stock Breeders Bring
d isru p tio n to th e routine of s ta te
offices— especially in the agricui-
Honors to County In Annual
' tu re building.
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“T h ey ’re all out to the f a ir ,’’
Fair; Good Horse Show
w as th e Invariable reply of th e)
se c re ta ry who guarded the line o f;
offices o f a g ric u ltu ra l division
E n tries of ex h ib its a t the S h e r­
chiefs.
man County fa ir did not m aterial
T he statehouse and downtown
Izv in th e num ber indicated T h u r­
Salem sh u t up shop W ednesday
sday m orning and totaled fewer
fo r G overnor’s and Salem day.
than last y ea r although m any ol
G overnor M artin took an a f te r­
the classes were well filled,
noon off from ris hard-w orking
'I he tn ir board made an estim -
“ \a c a tio n ’’ to m ake th e rounds
r e iha* $1400 would be needed for
and w atch the horses lun in his
the prem ium list this year but
own “G overnor’s H andicap.’’
l ¡1 nt of the exhibit©:« w as
Oregon Citv w as the site of ^he
made w ith $1184.75 which is less
first fa ir in 1861. N ot quite $800
H .:an the exhibitors received last
in prize money was scraped up for
I 3 ear by a little over a hundred
prem ium s. The followng fall the
dollars.
f a ir was moved to the grounds
The laten ess of the season and
w h ere it has been held ever since.
• e fact th a t harvest held over foi
• • •
n any larm e: s until a f te r or near
S e c re ta ry of S ta te E arl Sneh
the fa ir is regarded as the m ajor
rn d S ta te P u rsh asin g A gent Dan
c t r ; ol the sm all num ber of ex­
F ry brought back the m ost h air-
hibits.
Some horse owners who
ra is in g vacation sto ry of the c a p
1 Gwi Ldwuro K jd z b m g ly . v.-ho nah been i n x iaim en P o lan d s first citizen, u post wn.-en virtual!}
have been con stan t p artic ip a n ts a t
•‘toi crew.
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IropsHum into the boots of the late M arshal Pilsud.'hi 2—T<m\.> ro u b le through i^poin s citiep. ns the leftist ♦I’1*•*£ fail* did not bring th eir stock.
C lipping up the Oregon coast government tries to crush the m ilitary revolt 3 - Veterans ot llfe Second Division dedicate a. m em orial lo
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from T a ft to A storia in a 47-foot heir fallen com rades in Washington. D C .
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sailin g yacht Snell and F ry ^we^e ________ j
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In the Percheron horse class T.
enjoying a s h o rt vacation. E. L.
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M. 'Rolle won m ost of the hondrs
Van B laricum , Salem , was helping / r a
a s he showed t ie best stallions
reef th e m ainaail when be was
r T tlltS
_ i over two years old and th e best
«wept overboard into J h e rough
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i m ares and young stuff a t th e fa ir,
• aeas., C harles Dewey, ow ner of
1I/ J
j O ther winner» were Claude Thom-
the bo at, le a n e d , down to pick up
FF l U C
hfrson, Doris Thom pson and C. S.
Van B laricum . Snell held Dewey s
! F o ire ste r. Mr. R olfe’» aged m are
f e e t .^ W y held his, assista n t, Don L f l S i r I D U t l O n
won t'ne grand cham pion aw ard in
McLeod, who also helped drag Van
t ; the horse class, :
B laricum aboard.
i Fraser Belgian Grand Champion
“ F » h fights',” th e perennial bat-
do all th e thousands of
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I
t
is
presum
ed
from
prelim
inary!
tie s b etw X n Columbia river p u rs - carlo ts o f i"» * « a »d vegetables
figures t-.a t th e 1936 fa ir will p a r
rh e aw ard s f° r • W i a n stallions
Tom
F ra se r, Wm. Roos,
in ers
ers and g illn e tte rs. upriver and.
^ P P 'd
Oregon Nomination By Central Comn iitee fo r it,e l f w ith ,of course, the ap-l we" t , t<> T
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sein
iw nriver - in te re s t., are viewed
u . j . u _______ f t .
p ro p r.atio n th a t w o made U at f a l l , * " d
M edler in th e order
wUh’aome tousuTrotm d th77',;: (
N eceuar, By TLe
by th e b u d g et b o a rt. “R eceipts for named. F or stallions under th re e
the f a ir include
$1050 from tR?"' ^ ears
new
ra ser
won
n e ra
“ V . i , w as demonstrated,
» - d t h - z h th e OSC
Re’ ,? D ,,i° n
H aa’ ° D
g ates, ab out $1000 from the tw o ! fi,s t and als0 Grand Cham pion fo r
Race For Peter Quick Two-
Year-Olds Draws Much
Interest and Enthusiasm
G eneral, in fact, alm ost u n an i­
Williairf W Howes who is acting
postm aatei
general during fhe
leave of absence ol Postm astei
General Jam es A Farley, who la
directing the Dem ocratic p a rty ’s
cam paign tb re-elect President
Roosevelt
Mr
Howes
regular
post is . first assistant postm aster
general.
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Streets Gone
Over for Nails
After the Fair
mous com hient has been to the
c feet th at the fa+r w as m ost suc­
cessful.
If this ju d g m en t
be
made for the race and e n te rta in ­
m ent program it is to com m ent
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which bro u g h t
' PUl lence one of the closest
A
1 a<x?s seen here for some
* e\
, Six races were run F rid ay and
; - n S atu rd ay . > E ig h t bucking
1 hor,M were let o u t of the eh ate
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ea(*h day
and a like num -----
ber of
,
sm all hoys m ounted calves and
rode or tri« ) t0 ride th(.m
I th e tracjc each afternoon.
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,int? re at was th e P eter
I
fu tu r,ty »ace sponsored by
' e o ’y ♦
11 heWS’ fo rn ier Sherm an
- m7.’ y ThUSlneSS 'Uan and 8porta~
m in . This race was f o r two vea^
¡old coRs ’s h e d . b y P e te r Quick,
A fter th e ‘ concession outfit had has b rr^ V ?’em o u r't horse th a t
pulled up stake« and d e p a rte d .
p u£ e w as°$?™
s*™™’
flo»C th e town boys w ere hired to
,
. as
rake the stre e t wihere th e te n ts Lady Redwing Wins
had been set up w ith th e re su lt
th at 792 nails, tacks, pieces of,
*ae race was held F rid ay and
wire, and e th e r g ad g ets stro n g e- Was Won ^ y Lady Redwing, a bay
nough to puncture an autom obile ”?*re ’ OwDeil by A. H. B arnum an.
tire were found.
ridden by Jig g s Jones. W. C. rie i-
The pile has been placed in the y e j a ctd t’ P fince R upert, a bay
window of the Jo u rn al office where)
,n* ’ 1 ,dden hy J e r ry H arrin g -
motoirSts may see w hat fun they ° n w? a 8econd and an o th er Bar-
missed.
It is not assum ed th a ti n ?lm po Qu»cks»lver ridden by A l-
all of th e nails w ere found a n 4 j Vln
vav<?r was third.
picked up for some undoubtedly*
A P eter Quick consolation was
will be found a t a la te r date.
run S atu rd ay fo r those horses who
failed to place the first day. This
race was won by Bobbie King rid ­
s ta te funds and some additional •
®how. F ra s e r and Roos divi-
ing his g re y m are Lady, He fa il­
la s t week when an .njunct^on su it
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from concessions and m achine e x - i tled hohors for the^breed although
ed to g et a good s ta r t the previous
r X t e i o t an in W tativ < ric‘ b a r fn iits and vegetables in 66 m ark ets : Jo(. T ru itt of Moro was
day but showed his h o rse’s speed
hibiiors. E xpenses a re $1184 f o r r ? orothy F ra s e r s m are colt under
fiS, tra p s and “ iie s from the Col- ^ U t e 10-year period .1925-1936. ! T fu l, d a , by t „e nom ;n a tin g com
S atu rd ay . Second was Wm. Alsup
nsji crap« »»u a “ " ' - » ................ - - -
n ,. n Q , ,
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prj?rhiums, a little .u n d e r $1000 foi OnÏ .T eaf won ln ,ts c laj,s easily
um bra. Since S ecretary of S ta te - 0 e8 ( n apples during th e p e rio d .•
ol thfc R epublican cerftral ! program , re g u la r c a re ta k e r and
The farm d r a it hor8e cIfcs8 P1’1*6
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,
>J* ’ .
. . • °r. P eter Patch and third was W
Law and order was m aintained I p
i '
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Snfcll wa« one of the defendants ex
• com m ittee to take the . place of i the innum erable expenses of put- ^°r niaLe or 8 eWing fo u r y ears old during
I h ' f . l f with come little ridden hj. Herb C o n l ^ D u ^ d ’
rel th e su it was filed W M arion P -
the w ay from S«h A n to -; viola }ia iw «R »*ho resigned la s t l-ting on a la ir including ribbons,! ° r °Yer w ent to G lem ^Ring with
discom fort to num erous persons. Helver-’s
r nn( *,y
u j
county. ' C ircuit Judges L. G. 1 ’
°
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mn., am Weck n o n i h er position on the hay. ad v ertisin g , judges, u p k e e p ,,
F in g and F ran k S ayrs Sever.1
impromptu fighU enlivened; hand,e an(|
^ ^ “ehhe^
Lew elFng and L. H. McMaln:-. J j orn F o -tjan d , O regon to P o rtlan d , p a r ty s tick et. Sr.e w as th e regu- etc. The financial condition of the* ^cond and thi,d> Two ttnd under
the proceedings th a t didn’t g e t day
p. 06 e,th er
w ere disinclinedto h ear the suit ;M aine’ iNew Y? rk w as by J y lh e ila rily nam ed nom inee fo r clerk.
board will bo determ ined this w e ek ! th ,ce c.l r t * was , won by Bobbie
into the courts and black eyes
a n ! e'vked C 'ie f Suprem e C ourt ark? S
r a ^ e ,u ser 0 .
i Several nam es w ere p u t before a fte r the re tu rn of the sec retary
w ith Dorothy F ra a e r ^second
decorated the faces of some of the Derby Run S aturday
J u -ti" e J. II. C am pbel1 fo: change a
1 * n y ,n J,n ^ w.e ,p
the ccm yiittce by the m em bers from Salem where he is atten d in g and In
unt^er one class F ran k
co m battants. . .
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j u d g e - i n land Oregon. San F ianc.sco Los
in teX t e d them selves the s ta te fa ir witn the club b o ’
won-
of venue and a r.ew
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A Sherm an County Derbv 5ivas
ru.v.ag0 and Kansas C t y j - ^
Qf
an<J
Seven boys from the CCC cam p , . . n
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y
,
.
Qonald
M
artin,
Betty
Olds
and
M ultnom ah county.
iui
i.
are . breathing
eastem
air, ^or will i ,u n S . aturday ' w ith the veteran
reran of
oi
M i sko U : i.
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Tom
F
ra
s
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r
plaeed
in
th
a
t
o
rd
e
r
v
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ev e r tw en ty racing years. H anover
The unloads of Oregon pears ' d a t! 8;. A .cal'‘,fuI. dlscSss,on ° f
soon, because of th e ir activ ities
« » A », A u *
.
in the d ra ft colt class.
, .
,,
i rr\.
i
x- i opaz, owned by Dell Olds, the
It costs about »30 to s«
shl‘, ^
T w k e ? rtiK re n ceT ro m ! ? ualiflca,>io,ns of
W a c r A V « u n n P On n k
during
the
week.
T
w
enty
cases
of,
fBvn.
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t
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P eter Quick, exhibited by W. (f. v
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xl
n
ia v o u te . A poor s ta rt, and ner-
re p o rts the ‘ « 7 » .d.ePa r t ™e" to " f apples. New York Is fa r in t h e , 1"
' held by t h e ,
were stolen from the R ug- unrik,
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Helyer. won the purebred Rem ount beer
|,be Oregon S ta te highw ay com — . * 1
.
' <rmnn mnUm««’ thp
nrnminntmn
i -
♦ □ x xv
z ■
* hops many yearg, worked a r a tn s t
lead again b u t in th e second place
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AH
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1
g le s --s ta n d a t the fa ir groundsi » g .,<»♦«».«>« u
. x
class.
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' lfle ' e te ran, however, and A. H
m ission.
¡s Chicago followed by Philadelphia. ; They d?tldcd th a t none of ,1‘ ’-'
Thursday
night
and
seven
w
ere,
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i n a aiy
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ra p p ,
p y p p n t
tn p i
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«r
T h a t is the average expenditure _
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the
p m rim
race,
except
the
j .
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n .„.
- n a r n u m s Silver Sarko,ridden* bv
Many Remounts Shown
recovered
by
officers.
Rifling
of
a i v 1„
w ......
x
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3
of m ore th an a million to u ris ts T
vp ’ Ù " v°pr
P r/nci«™ w inner, had
made a sufficiently
Miss N erine P atterso n and Leo-!
cars narked on the stre e ts caused A
W eav‘*r was first with H a n
.
’
thn
>car,
now
.ver,
r
rancisco
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,
,
cars
parked
on
the
stre
e
ts
caused
over
second.
C.
H
ely
er’s
Prince
who will have entered the s U te
R
* to u |
In the g rad e re m o u n t'c la ss fo r
stro n g race to be seriously con- nard F ields, sen of Mr. and Mrs,
10 *’T O T tW° R u p ert was third. Time was 52J
T. L Fields, were .m a rried a t 3 m ares over th ree, A. H. B arnum r r r L
s'idered io r t .e app o in tm en t.
’" T o u ris ts will drop ab o u t $35,- 3411 cflrs w ere shipped In 1935 and
CCC boys.
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o’clock th e afternoon o f S e p te m -; w on - f i rs t and ^ocond
A fi h t 8 tarted Frid
n l h t in
The q u a rte r mile saddle horse
000,000 in th e s t a t e th is year, I
the romp of the ‘ Powell third.
Two and under 8 one of * the concession
v -- ■.
R and
v, i
booths
Wa^ WWM bOUi
By A. H.
d e p a rtm e n t estim ated.
ated ^
u rin g which siajh nnlnnd
unload wmArt«
re p o rts are
C onsideration of ab ility to do! bride’s p aren ts. Mr. and M rs. W. W. C. H elyer won first and D u r- a local lad was bruised up a bit
arnum s Cactus Ja c k w ith Jig g s
Ju ly the to u rm t bu s,n ^ T1fl™ n s h e * ftv.i1»blP
i
the job sa tisfa c to rily and econorn- C ..P a tte rso n , Rev. Mr. C arey, offi-! w ard H e ly e r second.
F o r those and one of the concessionaires! ° neS, Up’. ., \ ^7’
3 ^ ex ^ as
available
a t an ap proxim ate $111 000 p er
ically for the county was a prim e b a tin g . :
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| under two Doris Thom pson won was arrested to be released la te r ®e€on w' ^
H
arrin
g to n rid -
P runes Go F a r
la -tor in the choice.
The bride, given in m arria g e by Brgt and R obert H elyer second.
day.
when no charge was placed a g a in s t
a”
‘ “ B ro ck ert s Jack n ife
♦ ♦ ♦
— O regon fresh prunes a re shipped
Mr. T .u ltt has been a resident 5 ’ r fa 'h e r, wofe a floor length
The ladies and gentlem en's sad- W m .
la n d M arcus E slin g er’,s -Silver div- 1
Dr. R alph I. Shadduck of Port- to nearly as m any m a rk e ts as of t.-.e county for twelve y ea is
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ided third money. Best tim e:26J.
” . L 0Ve^ h 7 hV
1.^'™ u*L„W^ .
land has placed six Tow nsendite Oregon apples, going m ostly to and has a wife and tw o children fdue ’ a tin and <’a,',ied a round
If ndrJ,’. * h“ 8' h° r 7 W®" rid ?
candidates, all of P ortland, on th e eastern , m iddle-w estern and s o u th -!“ iving
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here. He w as a candidate l,ou,' ut’t c f w " i '-“av a rd .a a n d |d e o by M.ss Velma PoweH and
won F rid a y by E lm er N ew ton's
N ovem
ber
ballot
as>independents,
em
sta
te
s.
O
regon
celery
is
a
< wl au-
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r .
u
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» < SlAi'CUs E slin g er and F aye T hom -
The U nited S tates Civil Service " t L j ^ ^ C h i A e ^ 1^
"cW cL
Jo h n A. Jeffery is running f o r | product consistently shipped
| ^ Hff
L 2__
l m’X
an r rosebuds.
.c tiv
Tze b rid e’s , only a tte n d a n t was pson
w ere
second and th ird.
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th ird d istric t congressm an; E lb ert m any m ark e ts w ith O m aha, M inne-:
,
,
■ r
Mrs. Basil Bains of Colfax, Wn. Em m ajean Eakin won first and C o m m ,«,on has announced o p e n , owne<J b Duff Rno
E astm an and H a rry L. Gross fo r ape,is, H ouston, Oklahom a
which’’ he will bi- ' o p p /X Y h y ai37 r, o f ‘ he/ r ?om- S,1*e worc » Claudine Thom pson second In the com petitive ex a m m a fo n s as fol-
d an d thlrd.’ S atu rd ay Chick won
s ta te se n a to r from the 13th d is- S ioux. C ity and San Francisco a
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01 ”
floor length dress of pink organdie boys and g irls pony class. A. II. i^T8'*
t J
4.-
rnn
first money and Miss Toy third
trie t: and E v e re tt Locan, W illiam m ong .the heavy purchasers. On-i W alter KuKKIes- d™ o c .a t, ,
$6,500 a „.¡x.
~ y
and carried a round bouquet of Barnum won first in th e stock Director n of education,
z f t In j d.an
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»k- ffairs.
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Sum
ner . H ouston’4» Say w n -
year,
B
ureau
o
A
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nj
secon(,
K. P a tric k and V ern L. R athl^ey, ions w ent to 54 of the 66 points I
pink bouvardia and m aiden h air saddler class and Leland M edler
.
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fo r s ta te re p resen ta tiv e in the d uring the period.
T n n 4 .n > .o
fern.
Mr. Basil Bains was Mr. and W. C. H elyer won second and A g ricultural aids, various g rades,,
$l;260 ,-to $2,000 a y ear,- Soil) F a ste st Tim e Made
5th d istrict.
Dr. Shadduck w as
As the re p o rt covers only 66 fT aSCO I “ aC flC iS
Field’s best man,
third.
C onservation Service
:
presid in g officer of a P ortland m arkets, it does not show th e d e s - 1 _
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Miss M arg aret Johnson
san g ~
.
Public health* n u rsing consultants,!
*^1'e h alf mile saddle horse race
“ I Love Y ou” and played th e wed- C
CU“ J,ld '[ed
Town«end club nom inating meet-1 tination of all the c a ilo ts loaded
g f c d DV CiUDS
various
grades,
$2.600
to
$4,600.
£
as
F rid ay by Roy Pow ell’s
which
w
ere
lis
t.d
fa^Xhe
sam
e
per--
ing.
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ding m arch. A buffet su p p er was
For the H erefords Glen King
a year, and public health nu rsin g ;
Lily.
Go, owned by Duffy
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! iod m a previous c irc u lar No. 299; p . e reception for the teach ers of served a f te r the cerem ony.
The w a s found to have tho best bull
K
n
o
rr
was
second
and Silver Sar
a
ssista
n
t,
$2,000
a
year.
C o n tracts are let fo r com pletion; issued recently. The circular lists th e W asco school was given a t couple left for Pendleton tb see and the best bull calf. F ran k Von
ko third. S atu rd ay Whiz Bang, a
of th e E a st Portland-O regon C ity, unload re p o rts on 30 sep a rate com-; F ra te rn ity h a „ WedneR(lay night the R ound-U p to re tu rn to m ake Borstel and Bobbie K ing won first
K norr horse, won first w ith Sago
signer highw ay.
¡7 ’° d lt’ s and &roups of comm<xllT
e
hj
f yhe
t / e i r home a t the T. L. F ie ld s ; and second w ith theiT heifers be
Lily second and H arm ony third.
P o rtlan d , won a $243,418 co n tract ties.
.
.
um ler the sponsorship of tr.e two farm
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tw een one and two and Bobbie
Tim e was fa s te s t o £ ,th e m eet ,the
fo r' g ra d in g and paving 1.38 miles
Ini , m etion in the circular w as; W a sc o 'stu d y clubs. The p r o g r a m ----------------------
King won first on his caJfz Tom
race being run in 51 3-4.
of th e Ross* Island B ridge-Schiller ..cmpiP.d from U. S. D. A. re p o rts was begun by an ad d ress of wel-
| F ra se r won first on his S h o rt-
.
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E m m ajean Eakn won tihe boys
s tre e t section and -eonatiuctlne a ;
(). S C. stu d e n ts iccelving N. Y .; c#m e ,)y W |n N isbjt fo ,. , he 8chool
1 horn bull an d ” Claude Thom pson
M arriage
license application« and
pony race each da
concrete viaduct. H offm an Con- A. assistan ce w orking under the d i- 1
took the prizes on th$ younger have been receievd by the county jng Kelly T ile r's g ra y Jim w ith
board to which H om er Dixon re-
s tru c rio r' Co., P o rila n l. get 'th e ; rrction of L. R. B reith au p t, exten-
) bulls a rd cows of th a t t>r£e<i.
sp/.ided fo r the teach ers and i n - , tX pC nC IltlirC S
clerk th is week p erm ittin g Ber-1 ease. The ch ario t race proved as
$49,693 M1 ’wauwie Avenue u n d er- !• ¡on econom ist.
T h e Je rse y class was won by nard M artin of G rass Valley a n d i excitin g as it usually does w ith
troduced
th
e
teach
ers
to
the
p
a
t-;
P
er
cap
ita
figures
on
to
tal
g
o
v
-
'F
r
a
/
e
r
and
Rolfe
w
ith
the
la
tte
r
crossing job.
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.
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V.
. - I
Sally Hodge« of the sam e a d d re s s 1
- — -
ions wno wepe presen t.
em in en t expenditures give some takirtg m oat of th e prizes. Rob- to be m arried. They intend to go W. C. H elyer and W. E. Newton
ru
nning
a close .one F rid ay which
Sm all tow ns of Union and B aker
Mrs. A. L. Goasoh and
Mrs. idea of the heavier burden upon <*rta Johnson and Paul
Schilling to D ufur in Wasco county fo r the
H
elyer
won.
Glen Fairchild, being
counties got a nice p resen t from
I la r .y V arG ilder spoke for
the A m erican citizens by reason both won prizes fo r heifers.
Orville cerem ony which was scheduled for
Public * U tilitw
Com m issioner,
clubs. Mrs. H om er Dixon and Mrs. j of actual tax collection« and the Hockman had the bout en tries In last Sunday. Mr. M artin is the th ird F rid ay .took the pole on the
açtm
la st day and • won the race In a
F ra n k McColloob when he announ-
M aude A k ers san g a du et accom- m o rtg ag e on' fu tu re incomes in the Holstein class except fo r cowa youngest son of Mrs. ». Jenni<
Jen n ie M ar- d o s e finish with N ew ton’» team ,
between two and th ree which was tin and Miss Hodges is a girl
ced a ra te reduction of 7.2 per;
MOr< citizens can enjoy panied by M ary J e a n e tte S arg e n t) the form of public debt.
cent in ra te s of the E astern O re -|. uij
r f fa s t and freq u en t aad Miss S a ig e n t gave two piano:
Total governm ent ex p enditures ¡won by Bobbie King. H ockm an's whom he m et while atten d in g n o r­
gon L ig h t ar.d Pow er Co. The cu t •>1- mail •'he.Files from the Pac- solos.
The new * m usic ikhcher, ; F ed eral, S ta te and local, am ounted heifer won the g ran d dhampion mal school a t M onmouth last w in­ W EA TH ER FOR T H E W EEK
w ll save 1592 vcustom ers $3100 a ;fi.e norrKv.cst to • C alifornia, th e Miss Evelyn S cott played a num- in 1934 to $114.11 fo r each m an,! aw ard.
and Leland B arnet ter.
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m id-w est and east, P o stm a ste r J. her on the saxophone and Mrs. I woman and child in the U nited won on th e ir H olstein calves.
year.
W ednesday an application was S ep t 3
.
.
.
.
.
7 3 . . . 48 . .. .00
F
ieem
a^
to
lay
issued
a
bull-
C.
L.
Poley
of
Moro
gave
tw
o
S
tates.
This
was
a
n
'
increase
of
The
fa
t
p
attle
class
fo
r
one«
to
received for the wedding of M yrtle! M 4 . . . ........ 82 . 56
'" , r i ;
.00
Two stiff law suits new chai
listing closing hours for such readings. G ioup sin g in g was led $34.15 or 43 percent siftcez 4 9 2 3 tw os was won by Bobbie King w ith Davis of Mory and L ester O Bar-
« 5 . ..
Irnge the constitutionality of Orc- j .... respondenc^;,
,,
. 58.. . .00
aude A kers and lunch w when
fitn :e :e per
w»lh Donald
Donald vonBorstel
vonBorstel and
and Lloyd
Lloyd nun,
nilm ot
nf Mcro.
Mr™ Thoi.r
M r< Maude
per caoita
caoita expenditures
expenditures w»lh
Their w<aHHlno>
w edding will
• < 6
g^n ’s m)crri”loym ent insurance law.
n iaj, destined fo r C alifornia was serevd by m em bers of the am ounted to $79.96.
.
87 . . 49.. .. .00
H en riclu second and th ird. The be an event of Sunday a t the home
•
< 7 ....
A groQp of 18 electrical w r i ”x bould rn a ci the postoffice not later com m ittee. Over a hundred of th e;
• 52z . .. .00
E^ch peijscn> s h a re -o f th e cost younger class was won by Bobbie of ¿he groom ’s p aren ts, Mr. and
« 8 .........7 ,...7 9 ...
»pd.jconriacting com panies in-Mod-
5 p.m» and* th a t fo r the mid- jia re n ts ol school children were out of the F ederal G overnm ent in 1934 King w ith Glen K ing and H enry Mrs. E. E. Barnum. The bride is
47 . .. .00
f rd are suing in Jackson county w est and e a st by 5 p.m. A ir m ail and S u p erin ten d en t K nighten an d was $F3?58, an increase of 92 per R ichelderfer tak in g th e lower p la - a native of Tennessee and a for- « 9 . . . i . ......... 79 . . 4 5 . . . .00
postage is six cent« an ounce,-.
wife attended from Moro.
cent since 1923.
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(Continued on page th re e )
■ m er resident of Foeail.
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(C ontiauèd on P ag e two)
Total for w M k ...
. .00
Joe Truitt Nsmed Figures Given
As Republican -
Cost Of-
Nominee for Clerk County Fair
Fair Brings Out
Worst In Some
W aSCO I OlHlg reople
Married ounday
w.
Exams Announced
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Schedule
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Marrirge Licenses
IssuedToLocal Couples