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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
s*. v~ Tr IMI cubin’! iUUWAL, SÜilÜ, ükkuü« ÎHA à Ÿ, ÀV6ÜBÏ 14, IM) iA k a a A A M iltM county court room of said court ir in a Southerly direction 40 ~ STATEHOUSE GOSSIP____ has been fixed at the time and place I A l i i ! 0 'S rods» aproes Grass Valley creek <Continued from page one) fr hearing all objections to said © 4 or 6 rode to the fence on the expressed himself as highly grat ^WFRMAfi t'OUNTY OBSERVE U, Established Nov 2. 1*8* report. Southeast side; thence in a ified over the progress being made frRAS? VALLEY JOURNAL Established Oct. 14, 1897 Margaret Tuel. Northerly direction 76 feet in the commission’s efforts to re From the Observer August 16,1918 , CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, 193» Geo. G. Updegraff, along the county road; thence WASC’O NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1801 stock Oregon’s forests and streams 39-42 in a Northwesterly direction, Attorney for Executrix Sherman county local hoard has , ~7 CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932 with wild life. along the county road 38 rods made a selective draft of four Thirty-five million fingerling more men from this county who to the place of beginning, con Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By NOTICE TO CREDITORS trout and 40,000 young pheasants frT I.E S L. FRENCH <, Managing Editor taining 1 acre, more or less, will leave for Camp Lewis on the All persons having claims a- Errett Wilson of Boise, Idaho, will be released Together with the teñamente, . from the commis- _ . 27th. Those selected are Byarde gaihst the estate of J* S. Fowler, sion’s hatcheries this year the gov- fi Fleak and Tomlin of returned to Kent Monday after an hereditaments and appurtenan deceased, are hereby ‘notified to ernor was informed with plans Moro> Arthur T. Holt of Kent and absence of three months and is em ces thereunto belonging, or in present them, with »the proper made for4 doubling thia liberation Harden P. Campbell of Grass ployed at the J. M. Wilson ranch. anywise appertaining. vouchers and duly verified, to the of both fish and birds within two Valley. Mr. ------------- and Mrs. J. . E. Norton and ,, A ---- v Said sale is made under execu- undersigned, the duly appointed years. out of the Circuit Court Joe Rutledge visited a few days Mrs. George Flint were visitors at tion administratrix of the estate of J. Declaring that it was essential in Moro this week. • He has been Moro Saturday. I of the State of Oregon for the _______ __ ________ „ ! S. Fowler, deceased, at the office of Entered as second-class matter at the Poevoflice, at Moro, Oregon, lhat every dollar available be spent transferred from New York to San Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Young c i ! County of Sherman to me directed £ ^ ¿ 7 Johnson, attorney at law, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1871). __ _____ ________ . directly in conservation and propa- Francisco and has ten dayH to Portland arrived at Kent Thursday! ¡n the case of The S U te Land Wasco o regOn, within six months SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. gation of the wild life of the state maj[e the trip. His brother Clar- where they will be employed at the, Board of the S U U o f Oregon vs. from d>te of the firgt publica- if Oregon is to remain a hunters’ ence is now ~ on duty in Scotland - One Year ...................... .......................................................................... 11.60 R. P. Barnet ranch during harvest. | f . R. Fortner and Anabel L. Fort- tion of this notice, to-wit: July 23, and fisherman’s paradise the gov while Joe has been on transport Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson ana ner, husband and wife; Mrs. M. A. AUGUST 13,1937 ____ 2______ ___________ ernor announced that he would op duty between this country and Eons Norman and James and Krritt Bull; Bert I. Michel and B eu le B. 1937. Mae Fowler pose continued diversion of game France, the past. He will have to demon funds to support of the «U te po- • Cjyde Smith hah thf, niaterial on Wilson were dinner guests at the Michel, husband and w ife; Mark /38-42 Administratrix. SLOT MACHINES Skinner, Superintendent .of ‘Banks (kirl Schadewitz home Sunday. strate that he is capaible of hand Again there is much noise about ling the situation, and unless he lice. Approximately $110,000 a ¡the ground for a modern residence y Miss June Brockway of Yakima, of the State of Oregon; American IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF slot machines and their prolific is a man of much more than ordi- year is now being contributed by 0R J>is farm in the Rutledge see is spending a few days vjsitin? Surety Company of New York, a THE STATE OF OREGON FOR the game commission to the police tion q a Ramsey expects to progeny, pinoai, pinball machines. corporation: The California Joint THE COUNTY OF 8HEBMAN maen.m-s. It - is n judgment he will fail, Mrs. W. C. Helyer. fund. sU rt the work early next week. probable that the counties of the ______ Mrs. R. 'P. Barnet and son Lee, Stock Land Bank o f San Francis ANNA F. SCHWARTZ, MARY E. The tour included _ a visit to ------ hat- , V/UUI1I ---- - -- County commissioner R. J. Ginn state that still permit them will - co, a corporation; and Sherman cheries at Corvallis, Alsea, Bandon, has ),ad gigns posted on Lone Rock Mrs. Carl Schadewitz end son John County, a municipal corporation, BUGHOLTZ and GEORGE SCH join the others End bar them at CONSOLIDATED POWER W ARTZ, Plxiutlffs Roseburg, Eugene, the MaeKensie bridge warning users that the and Mrs. G. L. Barnet were shop d e fe n d a n ts. least until the next election when — -“ f • VS ' Nomination of Hugo Black for river, the lower Deschutes river bridge is not safe for heavy loads, ping in The Dalles Thursday. the voters will have a chance to the vacant^supreme/court place in- C. C. Wilson PEARL GARRETT, TOM GAR- Mr. and ¡Mrs. J. H. Wilson were Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon speak on tt» ,ubjaet. d lc .te , v * . l i « qmything else tiff and Hood River. The governor de- The ^ u r t haa let a contract for ETT, EDWARD SCHWARTZ, and The Dalles visitors Tuesday. Geo. G. Updegraff, Since the state is already in the ¡ntent of the president to obtain clared that he was now convinced the construction of a new bridge FREDERICH SCHWARTZ, D ef William Wattles, a former Kent Attorney for Plaintiff. 41-44 endants. gambling business since legalising control for the federal government that politics had been definitely to be ready by January 15. horse and dog racing and attendant over indU3try Qf the United States, e lim in a te d from the administration p rom tbe Observer August 14, 1968 resident and Wm. Schilling Jr., of SUMMONS of game affairs in this state and Shaniko weTe visitors at Kent NOTICE TO CREDITORS gambling it might be a good plan p}ac|; ¡g gajd t0 the author of Exporters are paying 92 cen|s No. 2442 that the present game commission All persons having claims •- TO EDWA'RD SCHWARTZ AND to get in a little farthei am i ta k e | be wages and hours bill but for club wheat and 95 cents for Thursday. Kris Polson of Tygh Valley was gainst the estate of H. L. Lan- FREDERICH SCHWARTZ, DEF over the slot machine business. mjght have merely introduced it was one of the most efficient in bluestem at Portland last w eek.. the entire nation. Common knowledge is that the for c ohen and Corcomn. Everett White and wife visited an all day guest at the J. H. Wil phear, deceased, are hereby notified ENDANTS. , ' owners of the machines get fifty Following a conference with | Goldendale last week Mr White son home Thursday. Kris is a for to present them in proper form to IN THE NAME OF THE STATE If such theories of government the undersigned, the duly appoint OF OREGON, you and each of you ta.ke a?d d° very are persisted in for a few years member, of the Industrial Acci-' ~ ’d T u r k e y *** ‘° mer Kent resident and at one time ed, qualified and acting Adminis are required to appear and an a janitor of the Kent school. well indeed from the returns. wage7 for industry get dent Commission the Board of W. W. M. for 80 cents. Mrs. A. J. Decker of The Dalles trator of the estate of H. L. Lan- swer the complaint filed against When out for a ride in his new Were the machines operated by by a in Washington and the Control announced that it would phear, deceased, at his office in you in the above entitled Court the state for the benefit of the bourg to be worked each week will not consent to the use of Work- Wednesday Wm Rudolf wars a business visitor at Kent Moro, Oregon, within six months and cause within five weeks from pension fund in county and state a]80 be determined by a few men men’. Compensation fund, in ft- T'3» ‘J’’’0'™ ° ut « » “ V ei- Wednesday. from the date of this notice, to-wit: the date of the first publication there would be means at hand to ^be capjtol. The supreme court nancing the proposed Portland' b,)W- ..?»• Goffln_ soon fixed him up Mrs. Bert Cox of Grass Valley control the use of the machines and if filled by Blacks, would of a cer- office building acquisition of which and chauffer Huok took the auto was visiting here Friday and Sat July 30, 1937. of this summons as hereinafter 39 to 42 Geo. G. Updegraff. stated, and if you fail to so an the income would certainly be a U inty hold such legislation to be was authorized by the last legis- 0 . e The machine circled urday. factor to be worth considering. constitutional. Ordinary forethot lature. Governor Martin and all ‘ w,ce ^ fore Mr- R- “ uld re<r*,n swer said Complaint or other Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Belshe and notice of F inal hearing There is no known audiU of pro will show a decided change in three members of the Accident wise appear or plead in this cause, »«»t. R.^N. McGlasson of Moro were Notice is given that Margaret Plaintiffs for want thereof will fits made from pinball and kindred government by this delegation of commission were opposed to the' Autos are becoming so common callers at the J. L. Da^is home Tuel, as Executrix of the last will apply to the Court for relief pray devices but the general supposition authority. proposed loan on the ground that ? °w 1 da>'5 3ttract "°.>m"r<' Sunday. and testiment of Merritt G. Tuel. ed for inj PlaintiffTa Oomplaint, is that they are substantial. yet it has If government can tell industry it would -freese" accident fund« ‘han P“ ’ 1"« deceased, has filed her final report namely, a decree of the above en There may be moral resentment bow many hours it can work it can which might be needed in the pay- ^ e" lesa thanJ ’ “ S’63? ?lnce NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING and account with the clerk of the titled Court setting aside the deed against the proposal but some form 1 tell farmers how much they can ment of claims. SU te Treasurer; flr,t °ne p"’ ,ed through Moro. Notice is given that Saturday coupty court of Sherman County executed and delivered on the 23rd of gambling is always with us do raifte and what; can set the price Holman discounted the fears ex- rniTWT mvwq the 11th day of September, 1937, Oregon, and that Saturday, the day of November, 1936 by Char what we will. * The question is of goods in trade. pressed by the Accident commis-! , at the hour of ten o’clock a. m. of 28th day of August, 1937, at the les H. Schwartz to the defendant, whether it shall be open or in Now there is some sort of con si oners and supported the loan pro- Continued from page one. said day, and the courtroom of the hour of 10 o’clock a. m., and the Pearl Garrett, purporting to con in darkened back rooms. Income trol over irresponsible industrial posal as being good business and Dr. C. L. 'Poley, $tate Regis- County Court in the courthouse in from the pinball and slot machines power by state and federal govern providing a better interest return trar of V ita l Statistics 1.60 Moro, in Sherman County, Oregon, Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 vey to said defendant the fee sim ple title to the following described would probably make quite an addi ment . When government is in than the commission can now earn Moro 76c; Grass Valley 75c Moro, Oegon has bden fixed as the time and real property situated in the Co tion to the pension fund and might control of both political and eco on its bond investments. Rejection W. E. Tate, SU te Registrar place for the hearing of all ob Meet» 2d and 4th Tu unty of Sherman, State of Ore permit the state to increase the nomic authority the only control of the loan provision still leaves! of Vital Statistics, Wasco .75 jections to the final report filed by size of the average old age pension. will be in revolution. esdays of each month gon, to-wit :- two methods of financing the Port ' Earl Snell, Sec. of State, Bio the undersigned in the estate of All of Section sixteen (16) logical Survey, Predatory V isitin g members we> land building open. One of these Adolph Perrault, deceased. in Township three (3) South Animal Control 150.00 is through the sale of certificates come. Ronald A. Perrault, DIGGING WEEDS of Range sixteen (16) East BONNEVILLE of indebtedness secured by the Inland Empire Waterways Ass n, J. Executor of the will of Mabel McKee, N. G. _of the Willamette Meridian, Use of a potato digger to kill Each of the tw0 groups wrang building itself. The other is thru • Second half of budget item 250.00 Adolph Perrault, deceased. Naomi Van Gilder, Sec. ■» containing 640 acres more or the most common of our perennial ling over Bonneville power insist a straight-out rental plan. ! CLAIMS PRESENTED 1AND AL- 41-45 less, excepting about two (2) w . • - LOWED AGAINiST THE ROAD weeds may be one solution of what that it is the only one advocating acres formerly sold for cem Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S Strict enforcement of the traffic' FUND, August Term, 1937 has come to be one of the most'ltbat tbe electricity from the pro- IN THE DISTRICT COURT’ OF etery purposes in the north •' Moro, Oregon serious problems in the wheat ject be used for the people’s bene laws must be had before Oregon L. L. Peetz, road labor $44.80 THE UNITED STATES FOR Meets Every Second west corner of said section, b elt can expect any reduction in its E. Funk, road labor 60.50 flL Both undoubtedly feel that THE DISTRICT OF OREGON. Fourth Thursdays in each and for an order restraining and highway accident rate, in the opin- C. Bargenholt, road labor 65.50 . In the Matter of Milton Luns Residents of the county for a they are correct. Month. Visiting memben prohibiting the defendant^ Pearl 42.75 ford, Bankrupt. generation can remember many Those who want some of the ion of R. H. Baldock. state high- W- Johnson, road labor Invited. ----- Garrett, from selling, assigning, way engineer. Admitting that edu-, Atwood Store, Road labor of weeds that threatened to take the power made available for industry No. B 22569 In Bankruptcy. Frances King W. M. transferring, or in any way en county for a few years until means feel that the producers of the dis cational campaigns, lectures and ' W. Johnson for supplies ad- Ruth Sparling. Secretary. cumbering said land pending the TO THE CREDITORS OF MIL- slogan« might have their place in' v*nced W. Johnson- 8.00 of combatting them were found. trict would be aided in greater de determination of'this auit, and for TON LUNSFORD: educating the younger members Kendrick Dunlap, road labor 57.50 Cockle, China Lettuce and Jim Hill gree if half the power was used You are hereby notified that on Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M such other and further relief as Say™» roati 57.50 mustard are in that class and only for manufacture thereby bringing of society, Baldock declared that Moro, Oregon to the Court may seem just and the 3rd day of Aug., 1937, Milton M. Mersinger road labor 30.28 one of them are dangerous at pres more people to the northwest an< nothing but a wholesome respect Meets the 1st and 3rd equitable, and for the Plaintiff’s Lunsford, of Wasco, Oregon, was for the law would ever reach the M cQ uillen road lab o r 54.13 ent. All of them were annual creating local markets for farm Thursday evenings of costs and disbursements herein. reckless, the careless and the Shearer road labor 49.85 duly adjudged bankrupt, and that weeds, however, and easier to kill products. This summons is served by pub each month. Visiting the first meeting of his creditors than morning glory. Yet it is drivers who are responsi- ... Public power advocates hold drunken lication thereof In the Sherman members cordially, in« will be held in th e office of G. C. ble for most of the traffic acci- McPherson road labor 4.90 probable that a way to handle the that the people themselves should vited to meet with us County Journal, a weekly news Morgan, Referee in Bankruptcy, latter pest will be »found. It may use the power and that if industry dents. In support of his attitude Ear* Snell, Sec. of .State, Li- paper printed, published and of Roy Powell. W. M. in Bend, Ore., on the 20th day of Baldock points to the record oil c®ns€ *or International be the digger. Use of it consis wants electricity it catu build it« Evanston, IW., which has the lowest general circulation In Sherman August, 1937, at ten o’clock in the . C- V. Belknap. Secv. Pickup 2.00 tently would keep the plant several own dam. Some of them even say County, Oregon, by order of the fore-noon, at which time and place jnchei below the surface of the that industrial use of the power per capita accident rate of any L. L. Peetz, road labor $55.20; Honorable Carl Hendricks, Judge M or<> Iy<»dge No. 113. I. O. O. F.’ Mileage $4.46; Total 59.66 the creditors may appear, prove ground far away from sunshine would not insure any increase in city in the United States because of the above entitled Court, made Moro, Oregon their claims, examine the ^bankrupt, Kendrick Dunlap road labor and sir. of policy of strict law enforce population. 51.25; Mileage $26.65 77.90 appoint a trustee and transact Meets 1st and 3rd and entered on the 13th day of There is no question but that the Bonneville will probably be the ment. July, 1937, which said order re Lamer Sayrs road labor $47.75; such other business as may prop Tuesdays in the suggested method would be ex cheapest source of power in the quires that this Summons be pub erly come before said meeting. More than $800,000 in farm and *17 0°; Total 64.75 I O.O.F. hall. Tran pensive if much morning glory was nation. If it 4s consolidated with lished onee a week for four con Dated at Bend, Oregon, this Aug. city property was sold by the jy* Johnson road labor 61.00 sient and visiting to be killed for the ground would other projects the price will be secutive and successive weeks and Bargenholt road labor 29.75 9th, 1937. brothers are cordi have to be worked every few. days. higher and the district immediate World War Veterans State (Aid the first publication of this Sum C. G. Morgan, ,nnk road labor 35.75 ally invited to meet Also there would be difficulty in ly adjacent to Bonneville will not commission during the first seven. mons is the 16th day of J.uly, 1937. Referee in Barkruptcy. months of 1937, Jerrold O w en ,|E> McQuillen road labor 56.38 with us. keeping the ground from getting receive the benefit« that might T. Laster Johnson and Alfred P. secretary to the commission, re- ^Maran road lab o r 5 ks L ew is M cK ee, N . G. v „ ... - too dusty for safety during the otherwise be obtained. Jo« Tn.if J KeMeF» Attorneys for Plaintiffs. ported this week. This was prop- ?,hearer road J alx>r 4 0 3 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S ** i Postoffice address: Wasco. Oregon blow season. It is doubtful if the voters ever erty which had previously been E‘ McPherson mileage 340 SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Certainly it is to be hoped that will have an opportunity to express taken over by the commission McKean & Searcy, mileage on On Saturday, the 11th day of seme way to kill the weed can be themselves on the subject for it September, 1937, at the hour of either through foreclosure pro- X T P . U? T T 25.00 found that is cheaper than chemi will be clouded with political char ceedings or through voluntary sur- Natlonal Hospital A ss’n, Road ten o’clock, a. m. at the front door cals. Land once thoroughly treat ges and counter-charges and plain render of the property by borrow- employee s protection 17.60 of the Courthouse in Moro, Sher ed with the most common chemi hooey from now until forgotten. era. Owen also reports a decided State Indus. Accident Comm, man County, Oregon, I will sell at cal is useless for many years if improvement in principal and in- „ Eoad employee’s protection 28.42 public auction to the highest bid Governor Martin never will be terest payments by war veterans! Fa^meJ s Elevator <4 Supply Co. not forever. Land that will pro der for cash, the following describ duce twenty to forty bushels of popular. New he has gone and ed real property located in Sher who have taken advantage of the I c . 8,41 wheat per acre every other year is offered jobs to' a group of former bonus loans to finance purchase of " a?^®rd J?01?* <rasoline 29 58 man County, Oregon, to-wit; pretty valuable to be irretrivably WPA workers. Beall Pipe & Tank Corp. The Southeast Quarter of homes or farms. ruined unless absolutely necessary Road supplies 136.46 the Northwest Quarter and 4 and if a less destructive treatment When (McCulloch is approved as the North Half of the South- Appointment of Claude C. Mc Union Pacific R. R. Co. can be found it will mean a saving as federal judge the secondd ¡strict Freight on supplies ?’ 9.90 . west Quarter of' Section Ten, Culloch of Klamath Falls as fed of many thousands of dollars to of Oregon will have two men on all in Township One South, eral district judge for Oregon ends ’A . Milne Construction |Co. Crush this county and every other one in the bench in this judicial district ed rock $1,215.00; Hauling Range Seventeen East Willam one of the most prolonged politi the wheat belt. ' rock $983.90 Total $2,198.90 ette Meridian, excepting there- * cal controversies in the history of Over in Idaho some of the farm the state. Acceptance by MoCol- Pure Iron Culvert & Mfg. Co. from the following described Road supplies 166.33 Jand is just naturally sinking into loch of the new post will leave parcel of land, to-wit: NEW PRESIDENT hotter, road supplies 1.16; a canyon. What peculiar troubles vacant the position of chairman of 5* ’ Commencing at a point 30 feet With the appointment of a su come to farmers anyway. the Democratic state central com- W. Armsworthy, road sup- West of the Northeast corner preme court judge, a federal judge of NWJ of SWI of Section 10, mittee for which Jack E. Allen of „ phes named and a new member of the Pendleton and Jack Caufleld of Geurgr Wilde, road auppbes T. 1 S. R. 17 E. of W. M.; ~ It looks like 1937 may be the state supreme court in place the Tillamook are being groomed. •* Norton, ro a d supplies thence West 75 feet; thence first year since the twenties that next appointment to quarrel over Foss & Co. ‘ road supplies winter wheat can get up in the will probably be the new presi Fields Garage Gasoline dent for the University of Oregon. fall. That will be a profitable His Fault Pacific Power & Light Co. An Aberdonian went to Austral The board of higher education change from spring sowing. Lights in machine ahed 1.25 ia. When he returned three years might adopt one of two policies Mrs. C. M. Snider, rent on ma T im e is no longer the deciding factbr in making your later he found his three brothers Westbrook Pegler insists that It may either select from the pro chine shed 6.00 deposits. O u r special A m A -iy-A Ld/ Deposit Envelope fessors in the university a man Fascism, Naziism and Communism all with beards, at the railway sta Ginn Coleman A Co., road sup K ; ' permits you to make deposits at any hour. W h en it’s in for president or go outside the are all but slightly different tion. plies D , . — 2.20 convenient fo r you to come to the bank— merely drop the forms of dictatorship. Difference » “What’s the big idea?” he asked. n state for a head. There is a group • “Ye ken qnite wee] ye took the „ A Potter’ «» envelope containing your endorsed checks in the nearest is that they use dissimilar means of men at the Eugene school who roads ' * ' • 7.10 m ail box. have opposed previous administra of arousing the people to make razor awa’ wi* ye,” was the repljr. James Fox 2 days 1 man, team 9.40 tions for quite a few years and, if them forget their loss of liberty. —Montreal Star. By return m ail a receipt w ill be sent you, which acts as Tum4A-Lum Lumber Co. road Sounds reasonable. Some are one may judge from the briefness your record o f deposit. T ty this time-saving method. Fu ll supplies 69.90 of terms of former school heads, taught to hate Jews and some to' If your car starts to skid, says details supplied oh. request Shell Oil Co., Gas and oil ^3.60 they have opposed successfully in hate industrialists. the Oregon State Motor associa Geo. Wilde, repair and bolts 7.06 __ Resourcts 125 Milliotu that the school head had resigned. tion, turn the front wheels In the Mrs. Helen Deyo, 960 yards * * I C. R. Harding, Manager L.?A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr. The attitude of this group may be Probably a flier would not be Gravel . 47.50 the correct one and perhaps a rep much disturbed by the scenery MOUNTAIN TRAVEL McKean A Searcy, International resentative of it should be put in while flying over the North pole. In traveling through mountain Pickup ' 802.00 fhe president’s chair. It may be ous country remember this simple Tum-A-Lum Luipber Co. . that he could control the faculty. An exchange uses this headline rule, use the same gear going down Road supplies ' 67,21 KBfTUCXY STOAWNT If an outside man is selected he Hail Raises Hell With Huckle- a hill as you used in going up it, Sherman J. Frank, county roads W H IS K E Y — 4 0 M will be subjected to the pulling and Head Office Portland^ O ngon . .. - . . „ ---- berries” in reporting a mountain warns the Oregon State Motor as- $160.73, explosives: S.C.S. h en n af that has been common in j hailstorm. M I M » « « F I D I K À L P I F O I I T 1 W IP ÌA W C 1 C O B P O B A flO l« zociation. j $64.94 explosives Total 225.67 JiHjerraan County $uurnal In Other -Days Return To Kent For Harvest T he D alles B ranch o/<Jbe U nited S tates N ational D ank I I1 \ < — ..X ’ I • z
