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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1936)
'•* * 1 FAùfc roUB IR E SHERMAN COUNTT JO UfLNAL. MOHO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER |6 ï 1936 Secretary, budget Committee valley, but were apprehended and all persons Interested will be heard 8. ’ Interest on Wa/rants.... 75.00 WUy W. Knighten, 9. Emergency J— ................ 25.00 ordered out of the district before for or against said tax levy, or W asco Ckgk, board of Education. Total Expenditures ..... .^8798.00 they had time to foment any labor any part thereof. , That said esti mates and attached original esti difficulties. Other radicals have RECAPITULATION shown up recently in the Willam mate sheets a:e on file* in the office 1. Total Receipts ...... . 179.61 ette and Rogue River valleys and of the County School .Superinten 2. Total Expenditures .... 8798.00 have made every effort to start dent and hre there open to the in Difference - (Amount spection of all persons interested dissension among the workers. to be raised by tax on “Oregon farmers must realize therein, and the same are by refer » the County; NonJhigh that the,situation today is critical. ence made a part thereof. School District ........ 8618.39 Given courage by this radical long- R E C E I P T 8 Dated this 12 day of October, 1936 1 Cash on hand at the shoreman’s leader, Harry Bridges,^ V. B. Eakin, Wasco Women’s Study club beginning of the year for these agitators not only intend to 1 Chairman, Budget Committee. x members met with Mrs. Anna Lee cripple our shipping, but they also which this budget is made $179.61 T. H. Fraser, - Friday afternoon, subject mater plan to disrupt the production and 2 Amount received from Chairman, board of Education ‘ ial for the club this year is English other sources harvesting of our agricultural Ilarrv B. Pinkerton, literature. Talks were given by TOTAL RECEIPTS ..... 179.61 crops. Mrs. Dixon on Life and Times of z----- E X P E N D IT U R E S Fielding. Mrs. Proudfoot’s topic was from Tom Brown by Fielding. NOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN 1. Tuition ........................ 6600.03 2. Transportation .......... 2000.00 ' Mrs. G. T. Andrews is C .n 'd drove Sunday that a Budget Committee of the 3. Postage and Station- LOW excursion fares east will Manager of the Gfand Temple , __ . Non-high School District of Shar- . ery ............................. 6.00 continue through the Fall and lodge now in session in Portland.. school class will meet Wednesday, 10.00 man County, State of Oregon, at 4. printing ...................... Winter months. Effective daily, Mr. Andrews accompanied her to, 21st, at the home of Mrs H. D F u n e r a l H o m e Dingle will be nr- udfoot. — Mrs. a meeting of said Committee held Expenses of Election Oct. 1 to Moy 14. Return limits — the city. Olive and John Robinson, by - the League ci on the 12th day of October, 1936. the v k gue^t u v ’ v speaker. , A compilation - (Publication and Pos on Standard tickets 3 0 -days; are also attending the meeting. of bridge playe a {G™ *" C.fes shows that under the ,.cd a„ cstimate in detail o! rione tage) -~ Intermediate ( Pullman -Tourist) Rev. Willis Douglas of Wasco ----- , | Three tables . . .... proposed tax ItmiUtlon law the ,the amount of m p cd -t0 Travel Expenses * of delivered a sermon Sunday when ¡were engaged at cards Tuesday city of Moro would be able to ra,ac and Coach tickets 6-months. . ded „ „ ¡ (, Non.high Board Members county services were held at Moro., afternoon at the home of Mrs. l^eo for all purposes $2486 in 1937, Clerical Expense (Sup Attending from here were Rev. Watkins. Prizes went to Mrs. S. $2386 in 1938: $2288 in 1939; $2188 School District for all purposes plies, Legal Service, and Mrs. Douglas, Rev. and Mrs.¡J. Brock and Mrs. Richard Yocuip. in 1940; $2089 in 1941 and $1989 in during the fiscal school year begin ning June 15,. 1936* and ending etc.) Carey. Principal and Mrs. Homer'The hostess served one-thirty lun- 1942. June 21, 1937, and an estimate in Dlxoib Mrs. McKean, Mr. and Mrs. cheon. Guests were members of The tax levied for 1936 was detail of the probable receipts of Orville Yocum and Mr. and Mrs. the PNG club. $3706 and for 1936 it was $3139. saidNon-high School District from Garden club members met Tues H. D Watkins. The enforced reductions would yary Mr. and Mrs. Edward McFarland day afternoon at the home of Mrs. frem 17.5 percent to 21.9 percent. all sources for the school year 1936-37. The board of said are visiting here with Mrs. Etta^ Frank Lamborn with eleven mem- Non-high School District has fixe^ Morford, their daughter, and willlbers present TRAINS MY. and Mrs. George Drinkard STRIKE SITUATION I the 4th day of November, 1936, at leave soon to vis.it with a daughter, visited two weeks with Mr. and Continued from page one. , J the hour of 8 p. m., at the Court Elsie at Longview. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clothier ac Mrs. J. W. Farrel, parents of Mrs. action and every gesture of these house in Moro. Oregon, as the time CITY o r PORTLAND union leaders points to the fact all an^ plflce .at which said estimates companied by James Madox and Drinkard, living at Eugene. A large number of people from negotiations with their leaders will may be discussed with the Board Five Millings monthly on 1 ,7 ,1 3 ,1 9 ,2 5 . Mrs. Roy Atwood were visitors at 39% hours Portland-Chicago. No oxtro Wasco and vicinity were in Port be terminated early next' month, of said Non-high^ School. District, Bonneville Sunday. faro. Coach, Standard Pullmans, Dlnor- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blau were land Friday and Saturday to wit resulting in a complete tie-up of at which time and plate any ,andz loungo. All air-conditionud. ■'numbered among Portland visitors ness the final days of the stock shipping on this coast. •»- P O R T L A N D ROSE — Daily ' show. ever the week end. “In the event of another water-- Coochos, Pullman-Tourist and Standard Fred Fortner came from Walla I front strike, which now seems in Sloopors, Observation - lounge. Diner. Walla to spend a few days with evitable, producers of this stale All air-conditioned. his family. will again lose hundreds of thou PACIFIC LIM ITED—Daily Mr.’ and Mrs. Harry Proudfoot, RED & WHITE STORE sands of dollars, as they did two Air-conditiened Coach - nnd Standard and son, John visited in Eugene j WA_____ ApfnFR Sleepers. Also Cafe-Observation Car. years ago. Our apple and pear earth Harry Dean and Ted who are^H O V lC /V L L U I 5 Meals at Coffee Shop Price». growers will be particularly hard Groceries—Meat s—Fresh attending the university. j Tractors—rugged, track-laying hit at this time, although there ar? LO W PRICED MEALS - Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith and Mrs.' tractors—have entered a new new thousands of tons of wool, Porter Service Mid Free PUIewe Fruits and Vegetables in Anna Ix*e left for Portland ovei , rea]m of nertormance. In Ceeches on ell traine. performance, and it’s wheat and other farm products the vfeek end. George Wilde and that of performance before the awaiting transportation to worl 1 Season - J ' Information and reservations saa wife also made the trip. movie lot’s grinding cameras. markets, but which cannot be LOCAL A 6 IN T Indies of the Dorcas aid society Script writers and directors have shipped because of the ever-pres met with Mrs. W. D. Watkins in taken a sudden penchant for these ent threat of a j?brrke in the «flip -Y o u r Patronage Solicited the county Thursday afternoon. “tough monkeys” of the power ping industry. Frances Gorsline spent the week world, .with the result that thé “Of immediate-concern to farm end at Independence. Teachejs “Caterpillar” has emerged from ers everywhere in Oregon is the Langley and Leonard were at Cor its cocoon of modesty and down announced program of commun vallis. right hard work to become . a ists and other radicals who hav? ' Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wilde and cinema star in its own right. been boring into the labor move LAWYER son, Billy, attended the show in At least that’s the word from ment to* organize farm workers The Dalle« Sunday. Mr. 0 ‘Meara, president of the Mrs. B. E. McKinney is staying O’Meara Supply & Implement Co., throughout the state next year. * . • , L OREGON “Known radicals have appeared WASCO with Grandmother Johnson for the local distributor for the Cater- several times in the Hood River winter. pillar Tractor Co. Earl Jones and wife of Bsisej stayted whew our company were visitors, in Wasco recently. I dipped six tractors out to the OOOOCOOOOOOGOeOSOOOOOSOOSOCOSOOOCOSCOOOOSC^QOSO^ W. A. Sellwood of Portland, dis-1 E arner Bros, lot at Burbank, Cal- trict organizer, gave an o address HUDSON PONTIAC TERRAPLANE x-o.« iiorniaM Mr O’Meara explained. at the Townsend club meeting “They starred with Joe E. Brown where from the , in ‘EARTHWORM TRACTORS’ ------ . $17.35 ------- was -- realized - - - - ----- We are completely equipped Io repair ail males of ears sale of a cake. Refreshments were I n<j ftccording to j 0’e , it was the K a o a attending. a ♦ infr _ « had « a a tractor ________ served to i those fust time he ever Competent mechanics , Specialists in Winter ture-L’ps News was received from Madras for a J^ading man.” that Mr. and Mrs. Hudson White In “CHINA CLIPPER,” that are parents of a baby boy, born thriller of the air, also produced Sunday, the Uth. Mr. White is by the. Warners, these Diesel trac a son of Mr. and Mr»- H. H, White: tors again take a prominent part, 2 i7 E . n * d s t . " — Klondike club held its meeting both at the Pan-American air base in the county with Mrs. O. G. Hil- at Alameda, California, and at DEPENDABLE USED CARS derbrand Thursday afternoon of the air base on Midway Island, ¿ 9 O O 0 O O O 9 O O O O G O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O G Q 0SO SO O SO 2O O G O 5O SG O B this week. where they launch and dock the Leston Wright is on the trail of big clipper plane«. a deer, having left town early this And in “MY AMERICAN W IFE” week. the director thought it would be a Mir. and . Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand great idea for the lovers to appear in the final fade-out, arm« en twined. riding on a “’Caterpillar” as it pulled its load of plows down o f o ld an Arizona field. And that’s not all, Mr. O’Meara Woman’s Study Club Holds Meeting Friday. and daughter, Patricia, wer^ Sun- points out. Soon to be released day guests for dirther at the'Lowell! ig James Oliver Curwood’s “OOD’S Burres home. | COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN,” Raymond Curtis, 18. of Rufuri a romance of the logging country, was paroled to his giandfather, Here big D u a l tractors are seen C. M. Kuypers here Tuesday a fte r’ in action, (Lagging their giant being accused of placing a railroa i , burdens of log's, performing her- spike on the track near Rufus. H»'culean feats as a fitting back- will live on the ranch. | ground for the plot of this thrill- Last Friday Howard Hines an >., laden film, children. Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand andj. “Well, the movie men are _ right,’’ „ . dnughter, Patricia, and John an 1 Mr. O’Meara concluded. “There’s Olive Robinson were Dalles vis.:- something dramatic about these tors. ' tractors. They’re born actors, too. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rice left yijg onjy trouble is’—they some- Wednesday for Weiser, Idaho. Af- times steal the spotlight from the ter visiting with friends they ar dashing hero!” rived home Monday. j ~----------------- . - - ' George Moon and Lloyd Rico | Z e l l ’s ^¡glUCS SllOW PoSSlble DeCreaSC HI 1 aXatlOIl SSfoamfowi. W ASCO MARKET Caterpillars Are UNION PACIFIC T. 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