Sherman County journal., February 18, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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as high as $12’ per thou
\aluation, the other nothing t o r i
¡school taxes. '
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Washington
the snow and push It out of the tor E. L. Bea#
road as an interloper « on rtb p County is «Is« flirtin g , w ith the
state ’» highway, | R a t h e r i t .Wat' notion of entering the ppmotoatit
' Sherman County Observer *
>med fo r it made travel easier primaries fo r/ toe Congressional
welcomed
• Established Nov. 2, 1888
and loads couldbe hauled on the post as also is Clarence
Hyde
Graaa Valley Journal
F A R M B IL Í,
inpur. th a t could not ba started in o f Eugene, state representative
&
Established Oct. 14, 1897 _h‘
the. mud.
from Lane county,;__
A
C O N 8 0 L ID A T E D March «. 1W1
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TV
Nowdays
it
is
different.
County
J
not known, to
Î 1“ -
Wasco News-Enterprise
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the
known tp machinery , above» )Jn,snow off to
ishsd
ho passed it the aide * • * ’ the: ro M where it
A I T E D Matoh” 4 > -1982 U p , . congressmen
loan
and many. 'o f ibr
„ „ bare I n>Slts to » r dhrty r.ptta. garm ent
L I bring
been
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Published Every Friday a t
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n
tin
n
a
of
the*
nrtion.
R
e
ly
in
g
sno-plo»»-»o<L 91.lt« .^ t^ g c k ./o j'
Moro. Oregon
-•>
the
debate.'
to
the
Congrwaiou-
•
c4r
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then*
w
ith
<h»in»
W
d
Giles L. French
Editor
.1 Recert
the report ? t h . h“ ‘* r’ trav»l W much ( f t . other From <hb ObdervcgtiFeh U '
Entered as second-class matter at .•onfference *, js a u n itte e , S ta te d times.
* Tax figures ?how a special school
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon therein th e ftwldw ing iqsf
There are no sleigh - bells, no tax’ of $62.7^6, and sheciai road
under A ct of Congress of March made.
crowds of happy young .peo «
ta x of $28,987 and a total tax of
8, 1879.
down in the hay and
$189378.
In some -places, d$ fc • dearer
bill than either of the oqet « r if i­ blankets. Thera are no horse? to
About twenty .farmers met' ‘$ it h
la Jy presented to the .nènae or strike out a t a spanking pace' as county Agent ‘ ^Calkins and
H -)
senate. In some sections it em- i f enjoying the snow, only motors Smith at Grap? Valley Tuesday to
that start reluctantly ln \th e cold
lo.vs language th a t x ° n
form a mutual fqrm accounting
and have trouble in Severy little
a Philadelphia •*“
society. * “
d rift.
•faige. the
Representative
W right
sends
e
p
' Snow is now desired merely fo r
n tb t tor
the
information
’
that
the
road
O F F IC IA L C O U N T Y PA PÇ R
thisfj Hts 'dthitaxiap yafciesr-^s ap aid to
fairy iadUstijL
bond meaaurw paspp^ th e house th j
4
the «reduction of. wheat, f I t ia nob
'Amy paydiept
S U B S C R IP TIO N R ATES-'./
<Wth b y < vat« of 61. ' y
to a o y p tfeeial asset, nor an «grniw tor
section (b ) :J*
j Payable in Advance
t
4
Which t h o l^ e f r e q travel and ro u n d s Jbowa / ’ Sbewnan uWCunWr^ subscribed
farm ( except to r li
O N E Y E A R .......... ì ............ - $.1.60
> abound not ( •g ain to modernism and the easy $97441 in war- saving certificates
Secretary detei
in 19kg.
b i utilised 1: for th e 'harvesting of I H i *
Joe ' Rutledge returned Monday
FEBRUARY 18,1938
crops but should da used fo r
with
an ’ honorable
discharge
g r o x in g p u r ^ e . only) , « .1 1 . » 1 ^
TO
from the U . S. navy in his pocket
the number bf-epws kept , on such
C O U N T Y U N IT
in the county tIp which
Pictured th is/w eek is a scene as a first class cook.
farm,
:ated, fo r the pro-1 -to Marion county where farmers
' Recently there has been In­
From the Observer Feb. 19, 1909
to products t h e r e -lare «preadinjg.hops from tlm ,bale
creased interest in the county ductl&r
This m ap u one of a aet of atate maps recently presented to
or town whero one or star» reilroada purckeae moterinla
unit law as it might be applied^ of (fo r
and supplies. In Oregon the railroads purchased
CXCeedjif ih e ’> o r- on . their hqp fields as fertiliser.
Tomorrow is the day set for the t e special Senate committee investigating, unemployment
r of
f u r J J H , gbv^rtipeni
and
relief
by
J.
J.
Pelley,
President,
Asaociafian
of
American
m
aterial and auppliaa in 150 d tu a and towns located
to this county. The very apparent
organi
injzation of «a ’W ierm an eounty
JiaU roads, V ashingtor^D.C, Each tgot indicdtgs a d ty
in 25 of the 56 coaaties in the
inequalities in the taxes levied by
deve)
shipment league. Be there.
different districts - for identical
e- land»-
,A t the executive
meeting o f
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S '
'educational facilities and the de­
h payment
the Sherman county field meet as­
créase In the school census that that s«il-building> and «eil con
sociation ^Morq.citizus notified the
f
XL».
» » » L,
______ ______
. __. • _ .
. AU persons having claim«
indicates
that schools are
to . ibe serving
th e ’
crops, planted oy produced
httfon
boar<£ f t a i ' they wcjre going to
gainst the estate of J. A. ¿Barnett,
small for • a pumfcer of years are on an acreage equal to the Ia n d |CI*°P , This
is — the ____
funniest report >pild a. new heif ’ .l^rge ' enough to
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deceased, are hereby; notified tp
yuormaHy used/for th e production!
modern economics to date. I t
aecomodate the' erdwd n e tt June.
preseht them, w ith , the proper
x Last week a sub-committee of of «oil-depleting oropp but, .aa a [bests :radio, vaudeville and:; a
A social event q£ unusual inter­
vouchers and duly verified, to the
the land use committee of the condition of such payment, m o tih o m e talent show.’ A man w ith est was ceiebwfct^dSaturday after
undersigned, th i duly
appointed
economic conference asked that a permitted to fee so used, shall be I rtom*ch ulcers, dyspepsia, ingrow
noon when friends surprised (Mr.
adm
inistratrix
of
th
.
estate
of
complete study of the county used for the purpose of building 'nk toenails, a mean mother-in- and Mrs. J. B. Mowry on their
J.
A.
Barnett,
deccar
?d,
a
t
the
and
conserving
,
the
fe
rtility
of
the
Haw,
a
’
foreclosed
mortgage
and
n...— ■ ,
i
until law be made by the confer­
82nd Wedding anniversary.
office of T. L -'s tjr Johnson, attor­
soil, or for the product on of an unpaid
income
tax
could
ence members.
. The m arriage o f Byron A nson
Pancakes, we sometimes hear, somewhat overcome when
the ney at law, Hero, O egon, with­
that
'agricultural
commodities
to
be
laugh
a
t
it,
that
is,
unless
he
had
The general , assumption
the county unit '.aw means con-1con8Umed on th® farm , and not some patriotic interest in the wel- and Mijss M yra Btanton occurred i are the answer to the well balanc- school child has the opportunity in six months from . the date of
Mat-Week a t Wasco.
I ed, wholesome satisfying break- tor play following pancakes for the first publication ol this no­
M lita tlo n «r Khool distrkte I n / » ’ m y k e y
. ’ .
,.., a ' J f ,r e of U e
tice, to-wit: February 18, 1938.
fast. But are they the answer to breakfast.
'
the county is erroneous for coun-| - I f the Secretary finds that th e y ' ‘
.
From the Observer Felj. 17, 1899 this type of a breakfast for a
When
is
Pancake
Time?
As-
1
4 *
a
M ary F. Smith,
ty unit has nothing to do with produce on of poultry or livestock | * Paper» correctly stated th at the
-;k ’ ; ; i suredly, any time but the school
A 6-horse load, of tyoro young school child?
consolidating districts
and, in is being adversely affected by I president signed the farm surplus
Adm inistratrix
people a tte n d
e d the--'
__
led
Merry M ix * B rea k fa sts, lunches and d in n e r s'day breakfast time, and a t the
Date o f last publication March
fact, consolidation of school dis- such Incresses he ' Vnsy M A K E control bill. I t .¿ il that and not a at
do not fo llo w
on simple pattern time when pancakes .are
made
G ris s 1 Valley.
“
18, 1938.
tricts under the county* tin ft law -S U C H F R & V 3S A Q N .as
conservation bill. Copgress
for all people.
There w ill be d if- with milk?, batter and eggs, the
„
John?;
K
u
n
sm
p
n
'
a
n
d
Wm.
Ray­
is much the same as under the find necessary! to protect the stock r merely jacked up the name, plfte
ferences* due to geographical lo- principal products that* “ make the
present law, which makes a vote m e n ./
; r.
/
J
| and run a new bill under i t
mond comple^d their filings on
Cation, age, sex, habit, occupation, differenced *
Lodge N o. 121 A -F «
Ifind near Kent. John will call
No change between the agree-1
necessary
and also type of individual. The
Tbatoisa'
mn
the
Free
W
atqr
'Ranch.
-
Moro, U j «
>rd and I tenant may
school ohildls ibreakfa»t r e c e iv es
The county unit law merely ment of landlor
R T A T E H O U 8 E GOSSIF
Combine three well beaten eggs,
M eeU the Ibt U.
. A party of fo rty young people special consideration because
makes one district of each county be made without the consent of
it
AecretaTy." The « Secretary] -fContinued from page ona#<
cui> «¡«ved oottege ch ee«; two
Thursday e^enint«
gave. Tom ‘Callaghan a complete w ants to provide r ro w in t m ateriel
for thé purocs • of taxation. ., One the
eich mon. h. * *<
heard of five me m W '. Is elected. (W allaee) m ay interfere In freight sop, Washington, Yam hill, tfllla- surprise and warmed his new for all part» of the body: fo r re- ‘ »‘»‘«P «'»". .butter; add one-fourth
mora I «rs c. » !
Forty- house in great shape on the eve­ pair and protection, to r energy, cup flour sifted with one-tourth
The hea*«’ hires the *cho I super- rate hearings if he Is asked and mook, Lincoln and Polk.
- i •
’
I five municipalities are included ning of the 10th.
vited to m Hr
îpf-'ndent
whu
manages
the wanta to do so.
and at the same time food« that teaspoon salt; beat only until
are
easily
digested
to
give
a
hap-
on
«^‘ddle.
Spread
Powell.
W. M.
The
to-called
parity
income
sec-1
within
its
borders.
Under
the
A Farm er’s Institute’ w ill be
schools.
with jelly,, roll, sprinkle with'pon-
tion
of
the
bill
w
ill
prevent
farm-1
Oregdn*
Qtttity
district
act
any.
py
well-being
feeling
fo
r
the
start
held
at
The
Dalles
March
1.
Local school boards in each
C. V. Belknap
fectioners’ sugar. Serve 'at once.
... .
nf the districts, called sub-dis- ers from obtaining any higher ° f these municipalities may vote
For Sale: 160 hcres 4n 38 16E, of the school day.
Makes ten pancakes.
M ara Ladga Na« 113, I. O. O. I
tricts in the law, are still elected. petetfnugv ?af*4matit>4fci dneeme themselves out of the district. A ny $600. Good Spring. '
The simple breakfast th at most
hapj.w?»
obtained
in
the
1909-1
°
f
the
■«•untie»
may
also
decide
to
Cheese Pancakes may be served
Moro. Oregoa
They have the p rivileg e,,-f firing
easily
meets
all
these
needs
is
one
•z |A. J, Kellogg has bought t.ie
as a light supper main diah, to­
•* '' .*
.*
J remain out of the organization.
that
includes
a
fru
it,
milk.
„
or
env teacher found unsatisfactory 1914 period.
M
eeU
1st and 3rd
blacksmith shop in Monkland. '
In m a n y x respects the A pril
in much the same manner as atl * Ofae^part* of the bill may be con­
cocoa, a hot cereal (especially dur­ gether with apple-celery-nut salad
Tuesdays in the
and milk.
present. — —— • ~
**
I-O.O.F. hall. T m fj
strued *ta aid the farmers of this •lectio«, w ill tie the first real teat N O T IC R O F S riB R IF F *S 8 A L E ing cold months) and a hard
of
strength
of
public
power
ad
bread
(to
be
eaten
w
ith
the
ce­
sien,t and visiting
The duties of the countÿ school area or any other ares where
On the 18th day. o f M arch, 1938, real.) Occasionally this pattern is N O T IC E O F F IN A L
brothers are cordi­
board are (1 ) to hire a superin­ drouths cut the crop .in the past vooates' in 'th is state.
at th e. hour of 2 o ’clock p.^m., a t varied with the inclusion of eggs S E T T L E M E N T
ally invited to naet
tendent— who must be ’«qualified teh y:ars. I t is' possible to «.ex-
Deposits in Oregon’s 110 state the fro n t door of the Court H ouse or bacôn or both.
with us.
(2 ) to employ a school c le rk .j($ ) elude any year in the past ten ini
,
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Pancake. « « an energy g,vrog tw i . t B<>„ u i Bnd Amandu. von
Lewis McKee, N . G.
to employ all necessary assistants which tin croD was ¡oelow 7&% I and national banka at the time of in Moro, Sherman County, ..Ore­
KUllf 1 I w
WHI
LI the food, and their very auggestion Borste| administrrtors of t he ea-
ill SU1I
sell R
at L RUCvlOHÿ
auction, to
supervisors, teachers. Janitors
normsL. This w ill qgfrtertally the last call totalled $306,434,136 gon,
Joe Truit. Secretary
‘ - r -ay
CBraten von
j,.
hig^eät bidder f y ca#hM
caah^ the
th« fo l- »t.muUtes a flow of the «hflrotwe
I
lo ^ fr o .r ie fc r ib g if «hai ^proj
roperty, juees. However, in the mind * ceased, have filed their petition fop Lapin« Rebekah Lodge N o < |l<
M oro, uegon
them and buy and sail p r o p e fegj
r though th
the<increas<
ipade j po
m u U
t5n® <wwk« T®® " * * • located Tn Slfèm A n C oim ty, Ore­ the progressive Mother there
e . increase mad?
i- part me nt this
* distribution, determination of heirs,
toi
ble
in
the
ynM-west
w
ill
»
greqtly
I
t&e
firqt
time
Pancake
Time;
and
this
is
for
toe
(5) to provide polling places
paid-west
filig re q tly |fh e
sfbee the depression gon, to-w it:
determination .of inheritance tax,
Meets 2d and 4to T u ­
week end breakfast.
each sub-district and canvas tfia
the4 totaL
total. * *
he ’ increase the*
<
th at reports
the condition
S1-2NE1-4 'Sectibik- 10; W l-2
and final account on said estate,
esday«
of each month
The regimentation* features o f ,O reg°.n b *nlt8 has been made P < lf1.it .N k f * H . W H ^ SW l-A , N B 1-4
The reasons for Pancake Time, and that (Mtonday, the 7th day ol
votes (6 ) to prepare an annual
are
not
difficult
to
understand.
Visiting
members wef
;he bill w ill be opeffcivo a fte r the I M ; -* ’
J
- j
' SÉ1-4 Section 11; SW 1-4N W
budget (7 ) to make a w ritten im­ the
March, 1938, a t the hour of 10:00
Children,
by
nature
do
not
chew
come.
■
i . - -
estir supply
sunnlv has reached nor
nor-
• • •
, 1-4,
j SÉ
port annually (8 ) to eenpolidate 'om
SË 1-4N E 1-4.
1-4, SJoction
Section 12:
12;
oraestic
a. m.‘, in the County Court Room
food
well
unless
it
is
hard-
I
f
& W 14, S W l-^ S E M , a ll in
Rider”
statue
schools and arrange fo r n ecessary ifial plus 36% which will- be ap­ , The , “Circuit
in the County Court House in Moro, Belle Coulee, N . Gt
/ - ''
the food is «oft, they swallow it
transportation (9 ) to charge for prox m Lely 870,000,000 b’Jih«/«- which occupied a prominent place ■ Section 13;
S E l- 4 , SW 1-4,
Sherman County, Oregon, has been Naomi Van Gilder, Sec.
' - '
quickly with a “wash of m ilk.” fixed as the time and place for the
non-resident pupils (1 0 ) to d eter­ Then if two-thirds of the farmers oft the state house lawn before
' i i '■
W 1-2N W 1-4 Section 14; SE
The pancake is hot and soft, and hearing of objections to said peti- Bethlehem Chapter, Ne. 78. O, & S
mine the boundaries of the terri­ vote for compulsory control it w ^ the deetmdtion of toe old * capital
1--4N E 1-4, N E 1-4N W 1-4, E
swallows easily in small amonpts
tory to be served by each school be invQked.
by fire two years ago, may bq /1 -2 S E 1 -4 -S e c tiln 16;’ SE1-4S
tion; final accounting and settle-
Moro, Oregort ‘ '
without
much chewing« This does
(11) to provide lo r high school
location in W ill-
The
acreage
allotment? fo r moved to
ment of said estate. -
—
V j/
MeeU
Every Second
E l -4 Section, 1$; E1-2N E1-4
not give the digestive juice, sali­
wheat for 1^38 shall be 82,500,-1 son park
Che new capital is- f Section
S l-2
F R A N K von B O R S T E L
Fourth Thursdays in each
facilities.
va, in the mouth a 'chance to
revealed duri,
completed^* This vraq revealed.
duril
A M A N D U S von B O R STEL
“
- Visiting meriiben
Board members are elected ' by 000 acres.
Month.
commence digestion on the starch. ..
Administrators
bill ing
Rpw>-
The
method
of
applying
the
_
_
t
o
o
.
___
.
_
-
_
-
,
Invited.
l
L
tlaa
Many - small lumps
swallowed
S^ll b e , delivered by the Secra-
________ commission
*,
WW I
cre- strnction
to W
VlMnq
Brow»
Van Vactor, Attorneys ' Kerrohe C hristianson
M. ;
zones
form
one
large
lump
in
the
upper
„
ta ry and w ill probably not differ | this w e e k . ^ ^ i ^ A ^ ^ ^ i a d ^ 4 e f l r’
vu.r vo .
18-7
Ruth Sparlingf, Secretary/^
There is set up in the bill pro­
stomach to aw ait tim e to r break-«,
♦>11 k K S e c t io n
the ones now known | planned
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2
.it
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LJ.l
.
.
.
.
vision fo r the repeal? of tha law
up by digestion. ' Thi« gives «.a.
which means Ih e I qquth, Qf rthe pest building
bul
\24; N W 1-4N E1-4, S I-2N E 1-4,
in any county which gives earii
“huddled” stomach < feeling'P and,
’ " W 7 au . n r i d - l x e Of “ tryin
Y f
, t
N E 4 -4 ,NW5 1 - 4 / N E 1 4 tS B lJ 4
— *— g the continuance of farm goals M d b a |
one that is very uncomfortable.
olan In d rejecting* it
® R " { “ for compliance i f the farm -
I t WOuld require 300 days undefl
‘Section 26;
N E 1 -4 N E I-4 , S
F urtherm ore,
pancakes
are
< Z> ;
« fbHotfs. the rule, laid down by present condition. to
t ^’.mobilise
W Î-4 N E M , -
SW 1-.4N W1 4
m any tim es fried in too m uch
found undesirable.
the department in planting cer­ the Pacific coast Toé defense 3Í-
Section 27; N W l- 4 N £ l- 4 S ec-
shortening, ’ and th is
increases
Four counties in Oregon now tain crops, and tilling his land is
J ÏO V 2 8 ; S E 1-4N W 1-4/& W 1-4
g
a
in
s
t
an
"Swiieïa
f0Ä’
ac*ardinr
difficulty and tim e o f d igestion .
operate their schools under thi*
r '
N fcl-4„
E1-2SW1-4,
SÉ1-4
a specified manner.
to Majbr r•’ {¿snefal George A .
These objections seem to be
method of organization. T^ey are
W hite, commander o f the 41fct
Sec.
33;
N
W
1-4,
N
1-2SW
1-4
Qrook, K&amath,
Lincoln .
division o f the National Guard.
W Î-4 ,' SW1-4SW1-4, N w l - 4
Hood River. Reports from thes« SNO W
General
W
hite
said
that
the
Pa­
S E l-4 Section-34; N E1-4SW
counties are that i t is successful
r tA correspondent, who must be cific coast is entirely unprepared
'1-4 , Sectioh 86; E1-2&E1-4
t®ere« •
termed an old tim er considering for defense.
-2 Section I0 î N
In the next tax year the school his years of residence in the coun­
1-4
of the county vrill have n w w M ty, inquires if snow has the same
on
Miss fta w te t Long, State Lib^
133,006 to spend fo r schools, romantic features about it th at i t
16, «11 in Tow nship • £ South, '
rta<i,
left
Friday
night
by
airplane
which is lower than usual as held in le tilie r days.
I t is with for W ash in gton , IL C. to attend
Range 18 H W f*o f . W illamette *
nearly half of the tax dollar or­ some som e regret we must an­
a session of the extension board . Meridian in Sherman County;
dinarily goes fo r schools.
swer th at it has not.
o f the American Library associa­ r Also:.
Apparently there is as much in­
I t brings back the memory of tion of whiph she is a member.
A ll the portion of the N W 1-4
terest in consolidation of high sleigh bells, this inquiry, and we
• • •
Section 5, Township 6 S o u th ,
schools in the county as there is have not heard them in year«. In
Range 19 East of W illam ette (
The new state library building
in county unit fo r many farmers those days when snow came over
Meridian, which lies in S h e r->•
feel that the school system would rite horiacfe and covered the roada w ill have a marble exterior to - man County, Oregon:/ SW1-4
w ith the new capital,
be more efficient if schools were and fields-*—sometimes to the top of
SW1-4 S ection.6; SW 1-4N E
fb r 'the construction of
Inrge enough to permit the study the fences the old timers tell na—
1-4, SE1-4SE1-4 Section 7;
ding was awarded by the
the
of other subjects than the three the fastest buggy »hprae
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was
Reconstruction ■ Commis-
Rs. A Bmith-Hughes teacher and hooked to the sleigh and the bells
J 1-4NE1-4, SW1-4SE1-4
Sec­
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to
the
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personal loans, real estate loans,
« home economics teacher might from the jerk line leaders hames aion
tion1
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be hired if consolidation
modernization loans and loaps tor
Were mounted and a sleigh fide
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effected.
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was |n progress.
tion work on the building i t ' 3 x - f ^ r“ }>
the purchase of automobiles.
The latest tax report of the ',.Thfcre was hay in the bottom of pectofi tT>ga^ '. under way about
Johnny ^Thompson, professional ‘
♦ship 6 South^R«nge 19 East
nasessor shows plainly the tax the sleigh and robes and blanket« M a r c h !.
from Pennsylvania, who won the re­
'Inquire about our safe con-
of the W ilîanwtte Meridian,
trodUes o f the school districts. aplenty. Drivers vj^ere changed
cen t Los Angeles Open golf tonrna-
Eleven districts pay no tax at all every1 fe w . miles for hands grew
in
Sherman
County,
Oregon.
m
en
t
w
ith
a
low
sc
o
r
e
of
175.
The
John E . Cooter, placement offic­
venient Bank-By-M ail plan.
and yet pupils from these districts chilly even ic the heavy mittens er with the atate employment
Said sale is to be made under champion Is shown checking over
receive the same education as and holding the prancing horse« commission,. is being prominently execution issued' out of th e . Circuit kls score after thè victorious finish.
R. H a rd in g Manager
'
L. A . Littleton, A .8L M g r.
those from other districts where was a tirin g job. K warm enough mentioned ss a candidate for the Court of thé State of Oregon, for Bottle of the country’s most noted
the tax is ton or twelve mills. balls from the horae* feet flew Democratic nomination to r Con­ Wasco Countyr-t© me directed in * golfers participated in the towns- ’
Pupils
in rural
district*
are back over the sleigh to smack toe gress in the first Oregon district the case of J. B. McCook, Re­ ment.
transported a t district expense on driver in the face. The song “Jin­ Cooter who presided as Speaker of ceiver of ' Thetf First National
Great Salt Lake Water Pure -
money derived from county and gle Bells“ has the proper lilt to the House of Representatives at Bank o f The Dalles, Oregon, vs.
Great Salt Lake, so. briny that
• * it c funds— without local tax— it for the occasion. Donk you the |936 session of the state .leg)» M . J. F ih M to o iU M A t
even ocean bacteria die in its wash.
< L .
H a n d Ojffica, P o r tla n d , Otugpis
aftd r'jpn*» ’iving in town districts e member?
lature W s'Yormterly county agent
C. C. W ILSO N
a ..
R perhaps the purest sw im m ing
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A L J I > O I I T I N íü lA N C M COBOi
must be t anspor|ed by - their
State Sena- Sheriff Bnemum- County, Oregon, feel« jq the world.
There was no attempt Ho move of Lincoln county.
parents a t personal expense. They
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