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THE SUpRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, J
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M ARTIN AND THE DEMOCRATS
14,1968
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STATEHOUSE GOSSIP > rj
any, and the settlement thereof.
n Çsmntg 9***n*' The Oregon Democrat; which it
Mtdlafiburg,
<Continued from page one» >' I
met
with
the
State
Land
¡Board
/
Administrator
t
f
f 4 x lw e s t a t o o f
a magazine published for the coati
Sherman County Observer
this week. A large number of edu­
Maude P. Muflenbqrg, deceased.
tail
section
of
the
party,
now
comes
Established Nov. 2, 1888
R. J, Kitohen, '* - f . v
boldly into print with a criticism cators interested in protecting the
G r a n V a lle y Jo u rn al
of Governor Martin in which it irreducible school fund and a num­
Established Oct. 14, 1897
LaGrande, Oregon,
ber of eastern Oregon stockmen;
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1981 speculates on the possibility of de­ also attended the meeting. ,
Attorney for administrator.
J
Wasco News-Enterprise .. t e feating tha^ doughty old gentleman
The federal government, accord-!
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at the May primaries/
Established Nov. 1891
ing to Carpenter, is ready and a n -‘
IN
THE COUNTY COURT FOR
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 . The principle sin of the gover­
xious to. cqoperate with the state
THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
nor apparently is that He said
in any program .that the Land
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
Published Every Friday at
some had things about the‘National
B oard may deoide upon.^ He recom­
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
M o ro , O regon
Labor Relations Board and inti­
No. *860 •
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' Editor mated that fhr secretary of labor mended an experimental test of the
Giles U French ./.<■
blocking program through a year’s
Enured aa aecond-claas matter at wa» not peri«:t, J f that be treawn exchange pf land use before any a x -
ACCOUNT
NOTICE OF
the Postofflce at Moro, Oregon ,<•’
P * ^ *$ U » “ 1
OF THE
IN THE
change o f title is made. This would
under Aet of Congres, of March affair, for to many tt sounded like give the board a chance to study
NDER DA-
ESTATE Ó
3 1879
g J° d A m e ric a n ism to boldly ,-exr the effect of such a program upon
YtS,
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press an opinion in sincerity and
the stockmen as well as upon the
Notice ia hereby given that the
With the Welfare of the people of
school fund before any definite
undersigned, as Administratrix of
Oregon t t heart:
steps are taekn.
the Estate o f Alexander Davis, de­
The Oregon Democrat alto ■ intie
Carpenter also called attention
ceased, has filed her final account
mates that the governor was elec­ to the fact* that Uncle 6am still
in thK County Court -of the State
ted to represent the party m Ore­ owns a number of isolated tracts
of Oregon, for Sherman < County,
gon whereas it is the general a s­ 'of 40 and 80 acres each, in various
and
that Monday, the 84th day of
sumption that he was elected to parts of the state which can be ac­
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
January, 1988» at the hour of 10
represent and govern all of the quired by the state through ex­
o'clock in the forenoon o f said day
people of Oregon. Correct us il change df Its grazing lands on an
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
and
the court npom pf said court
we are wrong. ’ - '
Pays hie in Advance
acre<for-acre basis. These tracts,
has bcen^ppfibinted by said Court
ONE YEAR .... .........$.1.50
• All of which m eans1 th a t’.the according to Carpenter, are much
aa the tkpe and plape for tha hear­
primary* campaign has already more valuable than are the grazing
ing o f objections thereto and the
started and that the men, or man, lands which oomptize most o f the
JANUARY 14, 1938
settlement thérepf.
A p a rtia lly , demolished b rid g e on the Chinese fron t provides the cettlng for this unusual p ic tu re .' A Jap ­
who wants to be governor has state's holdings and an exchange
Dated and firel published, De­
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some sort of control over the party on thia basis would prove highly anese tan k follow ed by soldiers ru m b le s cautiously over the unstable ¡structure as the a rm y m oves fo rw a rd to a cember 24, 1937.
,
new fighting position on the w a y to N anking . — —
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
‘ publication. r Martin’has made and advantegeoiis to the irre d u c ib le
✓
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Date of last publication, January
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make lots of mistakes.„ He will school fqnd. ....
14, 1988.
Citisens of the Kentcom munity occagion>n
k
word.
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Neoma E. Smith, Administratrix.
have done a very fine thing m the
. In ordfr to prevent “chiseling”
Oren R. Richards, Attorney.
part week or ten day. by co-oper-
je t ^ , need br
„jadon,
NQTICEÍ TO CREDITORS
by beneficiaries of either fund all
a tin g to build
r
« Ï / A n ' 0’ so speaking. But no one has so relief rolls as well as all unemploy­
All persons having claims against Eureka Lodge rfo, l i l A ^ A A-M
ed down Pine Hollow , t o J h -John
ment compensation rolls will be
the Estate of John Mathieson, Sr.,
Day. The pomt of the praise hja
against his sincere
Morp. Oregon
cleared through the state employ­
Deceased, are required to present'
nothing to do with the road or its J
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Meets the 1st and 3rd
<rqp»
the
Observer
Jan.
15,
1909
ment
s^yyice,
K
hasJtmen
announced
present or althnaU value. It ¡»¿<* Orejon.
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Uiem with vouchers to the under-'
ThuyaAff-: tvenings of
O. A. Ramsey is drafting plans O F f g ’f n S
by member^ o f W r Unemployment
signed at their farm residence
praise for the spirit of cstisenshjp GOON SQUAD
each,
Visiting
i
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Obmpepsation pommisaipn, Any dur fo r.s fine Iprge residence for L. L.
near Rufus, Oregon' within 6
that is willing to sacrifice time and
members cordially in­
To
the
Editor
plicattorto
found
On
the
two
rolls
Pfeetz
at
his
Pleasant
Grove
Farm.
Sherman County months of the date of the first pub-
,A note in the newspapers has to
effort to do something for the
vited to nieet with ua.
Journal :
will be carefully investigated to
Forrest Littlefield was pretty
- i lication of this notice. The date of
do
with
the
governor's
dislike
for
community.
Roy
Powell.
W. M.
goon squad?. While dictionaries do prevent duplication in benefit pay­ badly stung with poison oak while
It is quite probable some of your
publication of this notice
It ia customary in this day and
a
r V. Hriknap- Secv.
ments.
visiting with his parents in Yam­ readers know why .»me of.
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age for communities or group. th st
from ju
fi
hill county.
towns in Sherman county came by
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5 U*'1 & Mathieson M o ro Lodge N<* l i t I. O. O. P
want some improvement to harrass a group of men, endowed with phy­
Oregon School districts have re­
Eggs are worth 60 cents a dozen
M4 t Oregon
city, county, state or national offic­ sical vigor and strength and either duced their debt load by $4,438,313 in Moro.
their names. For the benefit ol
" Margaret
ials, with petitions, arguments— an unholy ambition to obey some in the past seven years, according
Meets
..let and Srd
S le ig h in g and tobogganing* are those that have not heard, I wiU
Executrix
and » m e tim e, threat, of political
to
a
re
p
o
rt
compiled
b
y
Rex
Put­
Tuesdays
in the
the
ruling
sports
in
Sherman
coun-
wbat
j
jtnaw
or an intense hate for
about i t Rufus Frank G. Dick, Atty,
repriaal-until they are t n n t « l
wfao do
fo„
dicUU, nam, state superintendent of ptib- ty at present. IWo inches more
T O .o i . hall. Tran
was named for Rufus C. Wallis, Vogt Block
î ” or *
£
° t «ri «"¡on, and who therefore Hc instruction. At the peak in snow fell during Tuesday night.
< sient .and visiting
10-13
There has been a minimum of^de-,
#r wk>lml • >nnoy non. , 1928-29 these school districts had The blockade on the main line pre­ who was the foufidtr of the place. The Dalles, Oregon
brother! are cordi-
Wallis was an early, settler in ---- ------------------ .
mand from the Kent people and a
$20,496,088
in
bonds
outstanding.
vented
arrival
of
outside
attorneys
*:
ally
invited to ueet
union men or those of anther grUp.
maximum of cooperation
Klickitat county, Washington. He NOTICE OF FINAL 8ETTLE-
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with us.
. It is not an "occupation th a t'll Highest point In outstanding school at the openthg 6f Circuit Court married Mary Butgen in 1868, and 1 MENT
among themselves and with the
Lewis Mcltee, N. G.
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likely to endear its followers to warrants was reached in 1936-37 Monday. No'trains were run
Sunday; ons tm in ran through f or
J'“ " lire<i
Chamber- J IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
county road crew.
when
this
form
o
f
indebtedness
ag
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Joe
T
r
u
jt
.
S
e
c
re
ta
ry
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Flat, just acroes the .. . River SHERMAN COUNTY, STATE OF
.
In earlier days,, when we were g.entiütyt it fails, to observe 40 gregated $1,463,612. Payment of from Shaniko to Biggs on Monday lam
d sev^ OREGON. — X - ------------------------- Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
_ Mr-
closer to the pioneer standard of; many of the most rudimentary pre- delinquent taxes has contributed and one went up Wtfneeday. Made
eral years ago. Mrs. Wallis died
THE MATTER OF THE
Moro, Oegon
individualism and self reliance cepts of civilization, it dees . not largely tpwaxd reduction of' the are badly demoralised.
a
«
a
few
days
ago,
at
the
age
of
88
ESTATE
OF
Maude
P.
Muilenbuiw,
communities often went about their boid
jaw jn respect. Goon debt load.'. Salaries paid to teach­ From the Observer Jan. 10, 1919
M e e t* 2d and 4th Tu-
Grants w as. named for
Deceased.
desired improvements by g a th e r in g »quads may be compared to the ers in tha public schools <of Jth,is
Buck Tarry died from pneumonia
t*<ays
Of each month
Grant,
prominent
sheep
man.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
in a body and going to work to do buncbt of bravos that were kept state were $2,600,242 leas for 1936- Friday morning
*yjk A
lint after a very short was one of the first to go into busi­
.
Visitili»
members wt|
the job required. The modem by local big shotg in the fifteenth 37 than for 1929-30 but there has illness of about eight hours.
that the undersigned, administra­
ness
there
after
the
Rail
Road
was
bean
a
gradual
increase
in
teach-
tor of estate of Maude IP. Muilen-
trend has been to pass the buck to century for the purpose of taking
Announcement of the engage­
Grant had a store hi The burg, deceased,
a e c e a s e a , has
nas filed
nieu in the
th e - Mabel McKee, N. G. r •
whatever governmental agency that wbat thsÿ wanted frlm those less erF salaries during the past two ment of Miss Giadrs Watkins, a built.
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years. Oregon teachers, however, former iMbro resident having spent Dalles in 1863.
eould be persuaded or coerced to weu protected.
County
Court
of
Sherman
Naomi Van Gilder, Sec.
.
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make au appropriation. The. many
It geema
that a group of law are still receiving approximately a-part of her youth in this county
™lgg 8 Qf course was named for O n g °n» hia final account as admin-
at the home ' of her aunt, Mr* W- S -
who lived
Wasco, > 0 < to r of said estate and that the
agencies for spending public money abiding citizens such as must make 26 percent less than they were in
Bethlehem Chapter, Na. 7$. O. B. S.
WH-Sent 31st day of January, 1938, at the
..-w
.r Laura Moore, to Captain BUnken- Mnd 1 thmk was the
that have been recently established up ¿be labor unions would counte- 1929-30.
More» Oregon
.3;.* »f.
bare caused thia method to bo .1- nan<.e the UM „( p l a g u e , to en-
ship of Portland.
' tto the Leff»Uture from SMnan hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Meets Eaery Second
Attorneys for the; hank night ; State Representative A. M. coun*y-
most universal to the United Staten force- their
thoutrht
v —
of said day, at the county court
Fourth Thursdays in each
corporation th is . week withdrew Wright left Monday for Portland
which make, the action taken by
thBt the r k f l l
The little town at the mouth of room in the courthouse of said
Month. Visitihg
the Kent peopleall the more note-
un)ong are
^ t o d over their suit to restrain Marion coun­ where he met with thè stote high- the Deschutes was first known as county, has been fixed by thè court
Invited. / '
the time and place fbr hearing
worthy and laudable.
the hiring of them or that the ty officials from interfering with way commission, latter " to meet Deschutesville, then changed to
Frances King W. M.
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
The Importance of the road has most radical of the union members this popular attraction atad assured Mrs. Wright at Salem ready for Fultonville. Finally it was named of objections to said account, if
Assistant Attorney General Moody the convening of the state legisla- Miller, for a pioneer settler, Jeff c=.
nothing to do with it, although it are in power.
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Milled.
may well becotpe a part of a new • And the papers state that the that they would advise their client ture.
cross road. Kent realized that if governor don't like goon squads. to discontinue bank nights in all From the Observer Ja». 13, 1899 | Wm. Barnett built his first store
Oregon counties.
and when it was built It would be Well, who does?
The mall coach into More from just east of Clark Dunlap's big
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of more value to them than to oth­
the north has passed into history, barn. The postofflce was moved
Oregon patrons of horse , and God'xbye, venerable relic, in the from Eatons to this store, and the
er parts of the county and instead
Dame Rumor will be pleased if
wafcf of Progression, but let it be - name changed from Spanish Hol-
of waiting until the job eould be the Portland newspapers are closep dog raced wagered $3,736,213 on wake
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done by the county, alone, they by strikes for then she Will have the dogsraod^ponidl •iitfring. *j^ 7 , known that you did your duty in low, to Wasco. I believe Barnett
preferred their services. The coat a wonderful opportunity to spread the lucky holders of th e w in n in g your day. The first mail to come proposed the name of Wasco.
WH. know, why Moro „ e . lled
of tha read has bean negligible to
word pf moufh such ftories as £
the county. The work *waa of no may interest but Pot inforqn. News-
Moro? I confess 1 do not, but will
S p e c ia l L e c tu re B y
large value to the residents of papers may not be an *absolute ferenee. at, $466,901 represents the
A jolly crowd of 16 persons from gay j think ¡t wag
cgRed because
16
percent
With
held
by
the
pro­
Kent. Tbe spirit that made it pos- necessity inasmuch as one doesn't
G ran Valley came down Saturday WaIter , nd Henry Mo((„ .u r te d Subject: Opportunities in Electricity, Radio, Televieion A ir
sible Is of inestimable worth to the eat them or shelter his family with moters of the races and the 21% evening in a big sleigh to attend their general store aboirt the time
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.a e ie v is io n . AIT
community, to the county and to them, but if there is a demand for “cut” claimed by the state for per- .v
the . banquet
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. was named, and the name was s
ConditiouiDg, Refrigeration, Diesel and Gas Engines
the nation for there have been knowledge about what ia happen- miting the races. Bets on the Port­ stallation. They were: R. L. Camp taken from the name Moore. If
W, Moore and any one knows a better reason
aome indication* that citizenship of, big, what is correct about storiee land dog races alone amounted to bell and wife',’
$3,582,612 while only $93,776 was wife; Wm.
Id and wife; O. will be glad to hear it.
this • kind was becoming a lost rumored they are a necessity,
wagered on the horses at the state P King
virtue.
t 4
H. W. Wilcox
I will relate an incident that
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IV and m<
Porter, W. I. happened many year* ago. In the
It appears that all organizations, fain . ./Alt ‘
in, Ed Smith early sixties, John GalUgef had
Teatei
conqmnies, or groups.that trant a n y f'1
LUDLOW AMENDMENT
-of jControl gave fca
thing, rash .to the government in-
pack train on the Canyon City
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S p o n s o re d B y ??
Yolfcx the
,
ttle shed
If it is possible to judge from »tead of depending.oq tjieinnelvea. api*oyal
road. He w is murdered by Jim
state.’1
evidence found in daily convdbia- 4 t O absolutely pnMhgpry in lame *
,
« I™' eofrabsed Tuesday night, under Berriway, who was hung at Can­
tion it seems that the recent de-fca»*« because the government has opening the way for the call for pressure of damp snow, 86 head of
yon City. Mike Galliger, a cousin
.feat-th rou gh holding in cow npt-! assumed Jhntrol over them. We
®n the / ^ u r e , cost of which cattle were inside at the time but
of John, went to Canyon City to
is
estimated
at
approximately
$739,
none of them we^e injured.
idlow amendment is
k*ve the railroads asking for
toe—of the Ludlow
sell the outfit and settle the affairs
January has so far deposited 20 of the deed man. After doing so,
not a popular move The people ap­ higher rato$, and the farmers want 000.
inches of snow over Sherman he started for The Dalles on horse
parently feel that they should have ing a section of the farm billfr.
county.
against
higher
rates
on
farpa,
pro­
something to say about going to a
back with a man known as Cayuse
duce.
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foreign land to fight-
George. Some where near the head
of Ferry Canyon Mike stopped to
The argument that the passage of
This is the sort o f weather that
fix hia saddle, and George went on.
the amendment would handicap the
THE KING OF
would
not evhn Ito unusual in Los
It was n e a rly dark and Mike was a
department of state in dealing with
Automobile
accident
statistics
fbr
THE, KEROSEMES
city man, and knew nothing about
foreign governments is a valid one Angeles. Naturally it ia far too January, 1937, warn Oregon mot­
early
in
the
winter
for
a
native
to
a
wild
country
and
he
was
soon
and it would undoubtedly make it
>ro will not
bring* you
orists against unpreparedness and
imposaEle to show a very strong boast of our salubrious winter fo i too much speed at this time of year,
see their lost. ¡After wandering for three
an
snow
come,
but
h$nd in telling other nations what —7
u - .- and
. — cold may yet <t..
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— Secretary of State Snell said this team this w eek (or they go down days he killed hia h^rse He had
we
have
seen
enough
bf
the
winter,
° n' u “
I the Columbia to play Cascade no matches, so could not build a
we would do to them ff they didn’t
Mom than half of last January’s Lock« on Friday night and Beacon fire His s U m a < * e j « t e d the raw
behave according to our rimdardt to be assured that It ia not going
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There might be an advantage for to be as long as those long-remem­ 8038 reported accidents occurred , ‘Rock on Saturday.
Beacon Rock has a reputation to drink. On foot he wandered fo u r
the American people if the state bered winters that began ip Octo­
TOVCTed^th 1 « , M dhM «Sy O M -'of being the strongest team in the days. My father andJBiH Masiker
department was less able to talk ber and lasted until April. At
In w nry gallonl
least
that
won’t
happen.
third occurred w U t anow was ac- Columbia League this year and had gone to"Buck Hollow for a 1
foreign war.
It ia going to take . terrible b a t. tually falling. Skidding played a « « « f o r e the game should be a
S a ^ v X 1»
As it is, and as it will be for
lVt SOLVENT-REFINED
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years, probably, the only way for of Japan to make American ladle, part in no le u than 1106 miahapa. dose one. Cascade Lock. J , n o » . camped where Wnaa v
do without their .ilk .lo ck in g ..' “I « n hopeful that our driver, known qu.nt.ty and no ^ r f c u l .r On the mmnm, of .the.«venth y
—
bums dean —leaves
the
people
to
stop
foreign
war
is
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J*v wivuwuv VU«1( oaana sto c k in g s.-
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trouble ia expected there.
' ’ in « h‘ became lost, GeUiger found
th*t Most of them wear something else can chalk up a substantial decrease
the air sweet and fresh
Picture bookings for the camp their camp. He couM $0$» speolr
such a war would be a bad political that looks a bit like silk, though. I over last January's record-hreak-
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move. Certainly there will never
1 ing accident figures,” S$ell added movie this mo«th include 9ome at above a whisper, afid had given up
When the country l a ' i l .teamed "bit thia e .n n o b .b e .d o U .^ 4 1 » *
TOey 2 r 2 f o r him 2nd he r J > ^ -
again be so much ill feeling about
aa anti-war vote as was accorded up over raoaoply ft WttLhe sefcn that majority of us are «aught unaware
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K/.M at
to the senators who voted against
the World war hack in 1917.
The importance of senaiblo speed
iTdon*?Ve^m ^ o n r t l e that any
There to nothing in democracy will think the government should
to indicate that a people should take some action against the is further stressed by the fact that ™ ^ ± 7 * bruar* 6’ RhytllTn on one <.Ould not find a way out of
Mindly follow a president or a monopoly the Democratic party has while non-collision accidents, in the Range.
thafc*-country, but I have toM what
eofcgreaa into war regardless of the on offices/
,
• ' | which automobiles simply .turned
Buy In cans
really happened.-
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raaaoa wdiy thogg officials might de­ —----------------- ' .,
| over or were driven off the highway Toe Much, in Fact
Jay Price.
or bulk
sire war. There to still a chance
Loss of to . many airplanes to represented e&br a little more than
“I am going ,to make my fare­
for the Dadlow
eertam to reduce the confidence one per c e n t of the total, they con- well tour in Shakesphere. What
Irate Parent—I’B teach you to
fro m d e a le r s
that has been built up. in flying as trlbuted eight o f last January's 20 shall be the play? Hamlet? Mac- make love to my daughter, young
dt$playing Hie
highway d e a th s . '
It to probably the proper time a means of transportation. .
Beth?”
man.
Pearl Oil sign
to the calendar to print
This is your sixth farewell tour,
(r Suiter—I wtoh yaajwould, sir.
Now offered ia a one volume high
Mistress T he maid tolls me you I believe.
srticlao about drvabs and
•ÎT1V
\ I'm not making mpeh headway.
It may bo there' a r t school course. For parents . who want to go out tonight. Cook. R t o i W e ll, y e s/
Mtoftly after the have a large school hook bin each urgent?
/ T should suggest Much Adieu
j fall it sonads like a life saver.
I ' C ook-N o, mom; hit’s mine.
first of the yea?.
About Nothing.”
Try Journal advertising, it pays STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
the Top Means Rickety Ride for Japs
In Other Day
Jay Price Tells
Of Place Nome
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Modern Inventions on P arade”
W. W. D éan
1 L e g i o n H a l l
M o ro , O re g o n
J F r id a y , J a n u a r y 1 4 ,
at 7 :3 0
Fewer Accidents
Recorded In Oregon
Camp Boys Play
Basket Ba|l
HOURS AND
HOURS OF HEAT
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