Sherman County journal., March 19, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

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I H fi’ e N M U U N
M H JÑ TY JO U R N A L ,
MOKU. OKEGOA F R ID A Y M A R C » 19» 1937'
PACE TWO
’ J L. D a v is m otored to A ntelope lyn m otored t o T h e D a lle s Sun-
i the entire credit f o r i t h u .sa v in g / V i v i l e C ì f K e n t
T uesday b rin gin g S h errill H elyer d ay w h ere E v ely n h a s * position
belongs to th e s t a t e .. - LoI*aJ t a x e s f * v
i hom e w ith him to ‘ drive h is trac- in th e office« o f D octors Y oung
• (C ontinued .<rom p age one;
ity, fcity.
I ? and"W alter E. P earson o f P ort-
\ he ®uPPo rt * * '
tor during th e sp r in g w ork.
jP a y n e .
p»v^ '
other
SH ER M A N COUNTY O BSERVE»: E stablished N ov. 2. 18*o
M rs. E m m a Crocker o f Golden-* O scar A d a m ! o f Hood River
land, th a t is i* P earson does not school d istricts,
early
G R A SS VALLEY JO U R N A L , L < ab iish ed Oct H , 18? <
dale. W ash., E v ely n D avis and w a s a t K ent Mkmday look in g a fter
d esert th e se n a te lo r a g o a t the purposes bulk la r g e r . — » m ; ------ * ,
C O N SO LID A TED , MARCH 6. ls»3i
$640.000 than th e le v ie s Y o t these
L illian S chassen o f T he D a lles h is fa r m in g in te r e sts here,
job
in
W
ashington.
AD
fou
r
o
f
W ASCO N E W S -E N T E R P R IS E , E stablished 18M*
purpwes did « year as«. „ Taxes
who h„
jn w ere over n ig h t guest« a t th e J.
M rs. J. L. G entry. Mrs. P aul
th ese men w ere called to th e chair
C O N SO LID A TED MARCH 4. 1932
for th e support o f county govern-1 portUn(J for thc paat three m01lth„. L. D avis hom e Saturday n ight.
W
eller. Mrs. J . U . Leonard, Mr*.
repeatedly b y P resid en t F rancis
Published Every Friday at Morq, Ore on, By
se s s io n ,1
*.
\ ^ P 1? „
ro r ' 1 ecovering from a le g operation re-
L evina B arnet,
d a u gh ter
o f C larice Sacre and B e ssie b e a t t y
covich during th e p a st session
and all dem onstrated th eir ab ility I »»»,000 h igh er w h ile levies f » . turned J K ent W ednesday much Mr. and Mrs. R. P. B arnet had the o f Moro attended th e dance and
v
M a n a g in g K oiloi
G ILES L. FRENCH
a ., u e m v u ....— .
»„ V h ' ' support
schools are
m isfortu n e »to cu t her hand
a t b ask et social here Satu rd ay ev e -
g a v e l w ield ers.
A s to th e , » PP
•>
e o ig n o O .- im proved.
¡Speakership!
should
t
i
e
D
o
m
^
>
h
igh
er
by
m
ore
than
$2^000.
M F M P c R
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. N orton and school W ednesday.
Mr. M cG las- n in g ._________
-
m a te ag a in dom inate th e H ouse I T a x e s for .consfructrnn and mmn-
daughter Carol A nn and son R oss, son took her im m ediately to Moro -----------j —
th a t job should fa ll to e ith e r Rep- t€nTnce. ® £ cA
° ”"ty_ .[ ? i? s
F rank and A m andus von B orstal yvhore 'D r . 'P oley found it neoes-
Lupine Rebecca L odge No- 116
and E lner H elyer w ere am on g th ose sary to tak e five stitch es in her
Moro, O agoa
resen tative C. F . H yd e o f Lane er b y $273.000 w h ile’
th e support ’ » ^
. “A
^ ’ Ifr o m Kent w ho t a r g e t e d business
county or R ep resen tative C has. H
V
hand.
M eets 2d and 4tM T »-
nearly $330,000 h igh er t h ,n , , t Moro
w eek.
W . H. H elyer o f Carson, W ash.,
i ^ i d as ^econd-cla.s m a iler at the Pt*.otftct;, at Moro, Oregon,
Leach o f P ortlan d if th e se tw o
W hile th e s ta te ( Rgy G eorge w illia m s of Turner
. j^day« o f each a o a t b
m em bers
are
a g a in
num bered th e se for 1936.
w as here a few d a y s la st w eek on
under Act o f C o n g r o s of March 3, I t - 1-«
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levies Kgamst property w as J? | w as v is itin g friends a t K ent a short business.
V isitin g mem ber« w el
am
ong
th
o
se
p
resen
t
a
t
th
e
next
SU B SC R IPTIO N R A T E S - P A Y A B L E IN A D V A N C E .
, mOre
,
tim e Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M itchell and
session . If. how ever, th e Repub-
51 50
com e.
th is reduction w as m ade p o«»ble
C atl ^ . d e w i t , h as » new dieael
Onr Y w
-«
•
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icans should regain oontrtfi o f
dau g h ter
J u an ita
returned
to
H azel T ruitt. N . G.
, delivered to h is ranch from K ent
MARCH 19, 1937
M onday
from
P ortlan d
th e H ouse th en eith er E rn est 'R- e n tir e ly by r e a o n o f th e incom e
Lila Bulk B eeretary
ta x . C o st o f s t a t e governm ent
W edn6sday
where th ey had been w ith th eir
E atland o f Condon o r
W alter
lik e th a t o f flo c a l go v ern m en ta l,
Mr and M rs. D a| e H ow ell are tlie
F ü h r e r of S a le m should g e t th e __,«
he obtaned.
s „ ao con
4c tin wiAimt
•, i daughter C larice w ho is recover­ Bethlehem C hapter, N o. 78. O. E . 8 .
parole board
, A realign m en t may" m ean the c a lk 'A ll fou r o f th ese p ossib ilities I units,
u es t o burner
m ount higher p#rents of # aon
a t . , • hospital
in g from a recen t operation.
R ESIG N A T IO N S
Moro, O regon
veterans o f tw o reg u la r and'»»«* h igh er y e a r W yea '.
In The D a lles Sunday, M arch 7.
Mr. and, Mrs. J. H. W ilson and
death
of
one
or
both
o
f
the
tra­
are ___ .., . .
,
This week th e new s has told of
M eets
E v ery
Second
sta
te
,
how
ever,
h
a
s
oth
er
sourc
e
Mrg
Mftx
p
iu
em
k
e
received
word
ditional
p
arties
o
f
the
U
nited
M rs.. John W ilson and son K en­
ono special sessio n an d a ll nave
the resign ation o f tw o o f Ore­
F ourth Thursday« m each
o
f
revenue
to
t
o
m
w
h
ile
local
gaturd
morning
th
at
her
brothei
n eth w ere «hopping in The D alles
g o n ’s parole board o f three. The S ta te s but it would insure the dem onstrated th e ir a b ility a s floor u n its are • l i m i t ^ t f r th e field of
M onth. V U itin g member».
U w , Bin K ram er o f Portland,
continuance
,of
the
principle*
by
leaders
and
g
a
v
el
w
ieM
era
on
Tuesday.
.
other m em ber is the secretary o f
Invited.
- . ; .
propei
ty
ta
x
e
s
revenues.
wag
Rilled
F
riday
w
h
ile
at
WQrk
in
J. K D avia <nd d a u g h ter E ve-
th e
the governor w ho cannot resign which th o se parties achived d is­ num erous occasion s d u rin g
F ran ces K in g W . M. :
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J .. '
j tbe> woods. Mrs. P iuem ke and son
tinction.
P
arty
lo
yalty
should
be
p a st four years. . . ,.
.
w ithout p artin g from h is m ajor
R uth Sparling. S ecretary.
'W
> • ’
1 A lbert le ft Saturday aftern oon for
em ploym ent. It is probable th a t lo y a lty prim arily to a principle—
Portland
w
here
tn
ey
attended
the
N
otice
of
F
in
al
S
ettlem
en
t.
w,
a, « 11
W hen G overnor M artin com ­
th e resig n a tio n s w ere caused by the nam e is secondary.
funeral.
.
N otice is hereby g iv en th a t H elen E ureka L odge N o; 1 « X -F > A -M
pleted the ta sk o f scru tin isin g and
the action o f the le g isla tu r e in
Moro, Oregon
Choir practice w a s resum ed Sun- j)ey 0( ad m in istratrix o f th e e sta te
p a ssin g on th e huge g r is t o f bills
refu sin g to p a ss the new parole VERY F IN E , MARCH.
M eets the l« t and $rd
day evening, having had no prac- of Clinton Clifford C alvin D eyo,
passed on to him by 'the le g isla ­
bills which w e r e a n o u tg ro w th K E E P IT U P
T hursday ev en in g s o f
9n iq0R tic e since C hristm as. T hey m et a t decea se d, has filed in th e C ounty
Som eth in g should be said t o tors a to ta l o f 491 m easures had
‘ o f som e stu d ies made by th e plan ­
each m onth. V isitin g
-2 7
7
the J ‘ M- W il9on hom e* N e x t Su n ' Court o f th e S ta te o f O regon for
nin g board during th e p a st bien indicate th e pleasure everyone m been perm itted to con tin u e th eir
m em bers cordially in­
W h i t e o f U n i- day th ey w in m eet at the j ’
Sherm an C ounty, her final account
th e m id-Colum bia w h eat belt fe e ls w ay to a place in th e O regon
m ed by M iss Sadie W hite o f U ni- w ison home
C ourt hag get
nium.
vited to m eet w ith ua.
Per sta tu tes. F our o f th e se w ere a l­
The sta te sen ate, w hich killed about the spring w eather.
v e r sity Park, arc w ith J. M. P ar-
Thg dance 4nd bask(Jt so cia ,
o f A pH | 1937_ >t
P o w el|, w . M
haps
the
com
plim
entary
rem
arks
lowed to becom e law w ithout the
the bills, is to be com plim ented
ry, jr., on th e P^rry fa .
w hich w as sponsored by the Hom e ^our of ten o ’clock a. m. in the
C V. B elknap 8 ecv .
by the people o f the sta te fo r its should be w hispered for fear th at governor’s sig n a tu re an d o n e w as liam i/cou n ty, during seed tinw .
CJub
at
the
K
ent
office
o
f
th
e
C
ounty
Clerk
o
f
S
She
-
action. The proposed set-up would if the w eather man w as to knou parsed over his veto, ■ . S ix otb®1
T hè tail o f a blizzard from th~
Moro laodge No« 113, 1« O. O. F«
hall
Saturday .ev en in g
County a t Moro. Sherm an
WUBt sou th w est blew
over this way gran ge
have given the parole board sole that the days w ere satisfactory Olll& ,VL'tO_ id by , the governor
.
Myro, O regoa
Ma
ch
13th
w
as
w
ell
attended,
fu
h
r
t
y
.
O
regon,
as
the
tim
e
and
he*
m
ight
cause
them
to
be
less
aw ait action by" the n e x t le g isla M onday n igh t. It can ' ied som e
authority to determ ine sen ten ces
about
tw
en
ty
five
b
a
sk
ets
being
f
iaee
f
or
th
e
hearing
o
f
objections
M eets 1st and 3rd
and the judges who tried th e p ris­ so. One fea rs to m ention the r e ­ ure__ special 0Y7 regular— before snow w ith it. w hich soon w ent
’ ’
S ch illin gs W ranglers furn- to . he gan ft.
any
T uesdays in the
sold.
oners would have had no a u th or­ m arkable absence of -^vind th is their fate is definitely determ in­ into the ground.
» •" I iehed murtc for the dance. T he .
I O.O.F. hall. Tran
m onth because it is possible that ed. Of the 491 ih - av acts. 124 bore
H elen D eyo
ity to g iv e sen ten ces for m any
Mrs.
Effie
Galbreath
o
f
Prine- am ount deriVed from th e sa le of
sien t end v isitin g
oy the tim e th is sh eet reaches its the emergency'Clause and became
A
dm
inistratrix.
offences.
ville. is v isitin g
Moro f i e n d s , U g k e ts w as $38.9o.
brother« are conH -
readers the spring chinook w ill be operative immeditaely upon» signa­
W hile it is true th a t consider­
and vicin ity. In her girlhood M rs.^ Mr Rnd Mrg M att g imon and* J- Tracy Barton
' ally invited to n eet
liftin g hats and denuding poultry ture by the governor. T he others
able variation in the len gth of
C. w as M iss Effie P ow ell. Mr. C ,. children - o f G rass V alley w ere A tto rn ey for the E sta te,
w ith us.
N e v e r th e le ss it m ust be m ention will become law on June 7, a fter
senten ces e x ists, it is also true ed in m ere ju stice to
is a brother to our fello w tow n s- dinncr puest s a t the J. L. D avis J
k
-
Lew is Mcl^ee, N . G /
Mother the expiration of
the
required
man I. D. Galbreath and Mrs. J. J. hom e T uesday evening.
N otice For 1 ublication
th a t there is variation in crim es
Joe T ruit. Secretary
. o-day w a.t.ng p e rio d .* '
H ecker o f The B ig g s.
,
^jr and ^jr3 N eil M cGlasson- D epartm ent of the Interior
even when a sim lar charge is | N ature.
the
_ ____
_____
Old tim e is have noticed
U . S. Land Office a t The D alles.
made.
It is probably
b
etter to
A dressed h og
w eig h in g 419; we(re. b u sin ess v isito r s a t Moro
X w the judges to retain th eir I w indless d ays o l mid-M arch anu
' W hen Governor M artin signed lbs. w as sold recen tly by a farm - Thursday ev en in g /
^Oregon, Feb. 4, 1937.
r n
constitution given pow er th an to nave w hispered th eir observations the bill providing for purchase of er for $25.15. It w as 22 m onths •
N O TIC E is hereby given that
and ^ rg G l . B arnet and
d eleg a te it to an appointive board to others who m ig h t be trusted to additional land and construction old.
Such sa le s proves conclu" l son E ugene w ere
sh o p p in g , at J a n ette M. Sorahan, o f G rass V al­
Who are responsible to the g o v e r - k e e p the m atter a secret; N o. on*
a sta te library building he did siv e ly
ley, O regon, widow o f Philip S.
th a t th e r e ia m oney in Grasa V alley F riday evening,
(11 ¡ I / '
nor alone and not t o th e general has b e e n h e a r d to t a i l attention even better th an frienda o f the
sw ine raisin g. and a a a g reat m e a t,
ahd M rs. J. K. N orton and Sorahan. who, on M ay 6 , 1931 m ade
votin g public.
to the q u ietn ess of the air in “ m easure had hoped for. In view packng plant is soon to be put in" j daughters Geraldine and Carol H om estead t n t r y under A ct D ec.j
'T H E
•
. •
’ nv
v.
I loud voice. T here seem s to be
be- Ann and gon lRogg w ere dinner 29, 1916, N o. 027888. for N E IS W L
The resign ation s, a lth ou gh th ey
miwb we of th e fa c t th a t th e m easure in ­ to operation a t P ortia id it
,
„mA»
mon 1 ie a r of such sta tem en ts much, we volves a gen era l fund deficit o f hoves us all to be g e ttin g a m o v e ! g.u csts Sunday even in g at the S lS W i, Sec. 28, N J. N W iS W J ,
rem ove f r o m , t a l e
office, men
C h .c a ik a n s feared to
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
m ore than $433,000. a g a in st w hich on, to supply it w ith raw m aterial, j hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. Theo von Sec. 3 3 ,-S E i, Section 32. Tow nship
who have had som e exp erience in i m a g i n e , aa
*
ai
.
'll
+h<*l m ention the nam e of Scarin' * a the
governor
had
repeatedly
2-South R ange 18 -, E ast. W iliam-1
C harles
H uck. c ity engineer, ’ R orstel. The occasion being the
AKE the m ost o f > r
paroling prisoner«, w ill give the
¡ ,h(,ut, Burrep tiou sl» glan
governor a chance to appoint m en v a p o n e w ith ou t su r r e p sio u -y a — w arned, it had been hoped th a t has added a new m uffler to
the birthday ann iversary of M arie von e tte M erid ian ,. has filed notice of
residing hours. Enjoy ’ ’ •
he would at le a st perm it the bill g a s en gin e equipm ent of the city g ors|,e j
w ho w ill be better fitted to handle I « n g behmd them .
'r.tension to m ake final Proof, to
w
it,
th e w isdom , th e c o n | e
estab lish claim to the land above )
to becom e law w ithout h is sig n a ­ plant.
the Job. It w ill be p ossib le n o w ! F or th e spring wind, w hile
| W ilm er
Gunther returned to
ionship, »h** chanr. ♦hat ha.v»*
F ir st obstacle to be ov er­ From the O bserver Mar. 22, 19181 K ent from A ntelope laAt w eek described, before R eg ister, U nited
to m an the parole board w ith m en usual visitor, is seldom s friendly ture.
ti « , for «eventy-
com e in the. new sta te building
s t a t e s . Land Office, at The. D alles,!
w ho have m ade a stu d y o f p ris- visitor.
He
com e’
L. H. R ose and fam ily were and is doing chores at th e C.-
five
voitTs
)•. s m o st
th a t o T
f h acquiring
the
Oregon, on th e 14th day o f A pril.
oners
and w life
ho has
know
e effect)
across
a ^ terrible
th at prison
on th
-the
a v a r - |u
u i s t th
th e a t country
is only w ith
aPP
^ 1 ¿ 4 program
additional is land.
e a c t speci-
la st w eek v isito r s w ith , his broth- F orrester hom e w hile Mr. F orres-
qu
ted
ahd
ir<
<
nt
che ¡«Led
I
er, A. Rope and fam ily. T hey w ere ter is looking for a location in 1937. .
m
agazine.
___w ho is convicted and i t l draw ing the m oisture from th e
fies th a t the $300.000 appropriat­
C laim ant nam es as w itn esses^
man
en route from K ansas * to v isit W ashington.
John S te w a r t o f G rass Valley?
w ill he p ossib le to nam e som e one] earth and th u s depriving
e ed for th is purpose m u st be used another brother In 'P o r tla n d .
i Mr. and M ri. D erw ard H elygr
S< n t /
(mentioning tki» ad*
in the purchase o f all or a portion
w ho has m ade a study o f psychia- w heat o f its su sten an ce
G it
J. B. M orrison unloaded a Gar- and in fan t son o f Tum alo w ere Oregon; C harles A. S tew a rt o f The
to
trv in order th a t th e m ental « t a - b r a c k s are le ft m the ft®lds un<J * of four blocks o f residential prop­ ford three ton truck M onday, v isitin g the form er’s parent^, W. D alles, Oregon; H orace McKee of^
7
h
e
t
f
M
n
f/e H n n t h l y ■
Moro, O regon; C. E. Quirk, o f The^
tus of the m en w ho com e up for crust is form ed that p teveilta tn erty ly in g directly north of the bought through the H ulery Bros.J C. H elyer Saturday n ig h t.
8
A
rlington
8
t
, B o sto n , Ma««.
parole can be determ ined.
I tenderer p lan ts from reaching the capitol site. W hile som e o f the a ency
I Earl T w eet of Bend w as a v isi- D allesr Oregon.
W. F . Jackson, R egister.
ow ners of th is property are ready
Tha local Farm ers U nion has to»- at th e J. C. W ilson hom e Sab-
and anxious to sell, m any o f the
18-19-20-21-22
role board is to protect th e gen-J wind is an
contracted for an bOiOflfl bushel urday n igh t,
others w ho ow n b eau tifu l hom es
a r a f public from th o se who are profitable
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capacity elevator to be built in
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t a l e in « « l e t , and a « .n d - s h - h e d o e . n ot com e a t »11 thia in th is choice section of th e capi-
uol city are strenuously opposed Moro a t the foot of f i r s t street.
a rily to g iv e to those w ho are con- year
bushel capacity elev a ­
to
surrendering th eir property. tor A is 50,000
victed a chance t o prove th eir 1 Instead o f th is bold blusterer
under con tiact to be built I
fitn ess for so ciety . T he sem i-sob we have had
g e n tle and quiet C ondem nation proceedings w i 11 a t K ent by the Tum alum Lumber (
h y steria th a t effect« ao m any w ho] rains, th a t so fte n th e to p or the undoubtedly have to be resorted
Company.
com e in con tact w ith prisoners ground and giv e the stru g g lin g to in som e cases w hile other
•The service flag b ein g made for
property
ow
n
ers
m
ay
be
w
illin
g
h as no place in an official system , w heat a chance to break through.
Moro by Mrs. L. Barnum w ill be
V
1 Clouds have obscured th e feeble to sell if th ey are perm itted to re­
in terest in their dedicated on E aster Sunday at the
T U T T U T , W ESTBROOK
-1 sp rin g sun to prevent evaporation tain a life
Uomee. A t an y rate it is not e x ­ public m eetin g in the opera house
W estbrook P egler, w ho is al-J rrom th a t source. In fact,
p. m.
w a y s w orth reading if not a lw a y s! w eather man seem s to be tryin g pected th a t m ore than tw o o f th e at C 3 hester
Sm ith has been busy
w orth b eliev in g , has a unique com to m ake up for the bad treatm ent fou r blocks can be acquired w ith th e past w eek
grad in g roads,
but
m ent on the suprem e court a itu a - lo f January and F ebruary and th is the available appropriation
pulling
an
old
sty
le
grad er w ith
and reduced the time between Council Bluffs and
tion. U su a lly , sa y s th is com m en d nit o f p raise is th erefore offered fo r th e preoenH program vrfhich
rOU*D never dream that £ut freight service meant
h
is
track
la
y
in
g
tractor.
Ogden — the great transcontinental speedway — to
tator, if a person or a corporation, very sin cerely and from th e heart. contem plates th e construction of
greater saving or newer styles, would you? That
not m ore th an tw o buildings. The
_
it realjhr.affected voixr home or pocketbook? Or that less than b a lf o i the former running time.
iaBLjSM ft M o r e ^h« court I W e h> ve had
?ii?nf lO C O lu O -
first buflffing i d e o n w n j e c e a M O Rli MrfNTfeSr W i A r
But more than that (and this is where you come In),
Union Pacific’s glganac
he ch an ges h is la w y er instead o l J w eather and are
fast schedules mean reduced inventories, lowet stocks
tives saved yoa money?
out o f tfie general fund appropria- SOWN LA ST FALL
tr y in g to ch a n g e th e m ake-up ol
and replacements fot stores and shops. . . enable shop­
Yes, that’s what fast freight service means to yoe,
tion w ill h ave to tak e care o f th e
A w inter w heat a c r c a g e ' w ell
th e court.
,
P erhaps H itler w ould he easier
keepers to pass along this saving to you, in lower prices,
and
this
is
why
it
happened;
of U st
.g ind:catc<]
because quick turnovers cut down costs and losses.
There is so m eth in g so’ r e a so n -1 m oiiified if the A m erican system needs o f th e sta te l>U »ry. Thia
W
e
wanted
to
offer
the
American
shipper
faster,
accflriin g to th e
able about th e su g g e stio n th a t it
politic« w ere explained to him, ■ equirem ent w as w ritten into the
So today, when you do your shopping, buy a new suit
more
precise
freight
service,
the
kind
you
expect
from
_y
y of A gricultural
. , 7?, w
is a lm o st old-fashioned. M t . P«!?" I Then he w ould know th a t the hon- bill. I f a second building is con- Bureau
ora gown straight from a New Yorkfasni on designer, or
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conom ics
crack passenger flyers.
even a tin o f beans . . . your pocketbook will tell you
ler used to restrain h is com m ents J orab le m ayor o f N ew Y ork w as structed' it w ill, m ore than likely Conditions for seeding w ere g en ­
W e started out by buying fifty high-speed modern
the happy results o f Union Pacific’s policy o f constantly
locomotives for main line service in 1928. Then we
to th e sp o rtin g part o f th e n e w s j no^ g iv in g him a gratu itou s in- be done under th e provision» of erally favorable although early
planning for the futute. U nion Pacific always
another
m
easure
w
hich
authorizes
spent
long
months
of
experiment
to
set
even
higher
sow
ings
w
ere
som
ew
hat
delayed
by
w here he learned, no doubt, th a t gu| t but w as m erely try in g to
looks ahead!
sandards. The result—a new type of super-powerful
the
sta
te
h
igh
w
ay
com
m
ission
to
dry soil in parts of th e U nited
th ere
w as so m eth in g u n eth ical g a in all th e J ew ish votes in N ew
freight
locomotive,
the
“Challenger,”
designed
to
construct a building a s a p art of S tates, Europe and N orth A frica.
about aquaking over he r e fe r e e ’s | Y ork C ity.
handle heavy train loads at a speed.of sixty miles an
th e capitol group and at a cost Late October and early N ovem ber
hour. Fifteen o f these huge leviathans are now in
decision.
In f a c t a num ber of
service. Twenty-five more are being built.
o f m a n a g ers o f flsticuffers have!
pr<>m Dubiin w e learn th a t the oi not to exceed $i>oo.oou.
rains w ere generally beneficial and :
These great “Challengers” enable us to maintain
conditions w ere appreciably im - 1
been p ra ctica lly read o u t o f t h
e had tQ celebrate s t . Pat-
Two proposed con stitu tion al a- proved. Germ ination on the w hole i
a speed which is 55% greater than it was in 1928
lodge fo r p e r sistin g in referee rick.g day w jtb the sham rocks
mendments will be before the vot- w as fairly favorable but la te seed-
b aitin g the m orning a fte r the buried ¡n gIWW and th« hard h-
era
a t the general election In 1938,
)p - some arpas prevented
fighL
I qUor locked in the stores. /W hat
action
o
f
t
h
e
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root
developm ent
ent
' oe-
a
result
of
the
v.
a strong
root
developm
But Mr. P eg ler has le f t t h
e o f g g u F a trick ’a d ay w as n» » iv^utv w,
recent
legislative
session
One
of
fore
plants
ent
ered
the
dorm
ant
field o f sp o rts w here certain re- th a t?
th ese w ill be another bid fo r an w inter period and increased haz
strictio n s are in vogue and has ____ _
branched ou t into the larg er field —
k o«VAth<dl increase in the pay o f th e la w ­ a id s o f frost dam age.
o f p o l i t i c w here no holds are
W ash in gton S ta te J * * * * » m akers. It propses to fix th e per
The U nited S tates acreage of
barred and e t h i c » r e judged by t « "
"“ X
the diem o f th e le g isla to r s a t $8 for w inter w h eat sown in the fa ll of
su ccess inatead o f by » p o rt, m an- O regon a
do the session of 60 days. The oth er 1936 has been increased by 15 p e t
, .
I H uskies. S o now all it has to do proposed am endm ent to tho ^ P ' j c e n t over la st year and is estim at-
ip*
’ ' is to beat the boys t h a t beat th e stitu tion would extend th e tim e in
a t 57487,000 acres com pared
which th e gove:n or has to p a ss on witR 49 688>ooo acres seeded in the
R E A L IG N M E N T
I H uskies.
bills fo llo w in g the adjournm ent ot faH of 1935 and the 5-year average
W hether or not it w ill be pos-
sible. as has been su g g eted , th a t I Is it possible th a t th e D uke of th e session to 20 days. H e now (1927-31) o f 45.265,000 acres. The
th ere be a realignm ent am ong the I W indsor is g o in g to have to go has only five d a y i in w hich to acreage seeded this fall 1« by far
w ade through th e hundreds o f the la r g e st o f record, the pre­
voters o f the nation, it would be | to work ?
bills w hich are dumped in to his vious g r e a te st acreage h a vin g been
o f inestim able value to the coun
I The St. Patrick day story that tap d u rin g th e clo sin g days o f the 51,391,000 acres sown in the fa ll of
The idea is in disfavor w ith! Jim F arley had brought a piece session.
1918.
• • •
tho&e w ho have more lo y a lty t o l o f the B larney stone back from
A lthough th e “go o d ' tim e’’ bill
th e nam e o f their fa v o rite party Ireland is a p p a ren tly __incorrect.
N otice o f F in a l S e ttle m e n t - ~
does
not’ ^become effective until
than to th e principles their party | H eck .'A n oth er theory gone w rong
Ju n e 7, r e le a se o f prisoners from
NOTICE is hereby given that
esp ou ses or did espouse.
There
are conservative« in both parties!
U nlicensed d o g s In W alla Walln the sta te "penitentiary w as begun the undersigned as adm inistrator
and radicals in both parties. N eith are to be “liquidated.’’ Thus do this w eek and w ill continue stead ­ of the e sta te o f M attie Isaacs D o - \
er can be effectiv e in p u ttin g in- the words of one country become ily until a ll o f th e 'n e a r ly 200 men heny, deceased», has filed a t the
to effect th eir princples a s long com m on in another. In som e parts who are en titled to th eir liberty C ounty Court o i t b e - S t a t e o f Ore­
as th is condition continues.
o f Europe political opponents are under th e term s o f th is g e t have gon for Sherm an C otm ty, 4>is F ilia l
One o f th e peculiar th in gs ot | also “liquidated,
been r e le a se d .. An a v e r a g e o f 15 A ccount, and th a t M onday, March
prisoners a week w ill be released 22nd, 1937, at ten o ’clock a. m..
recent year« is th e division n pol-
tical fe a lty betw een men w ho I W e w ould think th at suprem e under th is program in order to has been fixed by s*\id •C ou rt a.-,
m atter»
atters political
e$-
court ju stic e s w o u ld ' be as
coy clean the slate by the tim e the the tim e for hearing objections to
»I ex-
cour
a g ree on all m
e
said R eport, if any, $nd the se ttle ­
about h avin g a birthday as a wo se t becom es operative.
eep t th e nam e o f th eir party y. U , s*bou
»«tion man under thirty.
m ent thereof. 'u •
is to th e ad v a n ta g e o f the nation
• JVhibe property ow ners In Ore­
H arvey F . Stone»
th a t eonM Tvative« v o te l a c o m
Ho-huro. N o wonder they have gon w ill not be called on to pay
A dm inistrator o f 't h e E sta te
aervtives
and radicals v o te a s
o f;M a ttie Isaacs D oheny,
radicals fo r by tnia m eans a true sit-dow n strik es a t this tim e of as rhuch ta x e s th is year by nearly
SM P «ND RISE UNION PACIFIC
$1,000.000 a s th e y w ere in 1936
D eceased. •
«xpreM ion o f national opinion can year. ...
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