Sherman County journal., March 11, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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THE
SH E R M A N
C O U N TY JO U R N A L .
MORO., OREGON
L
F R ID A Y , MARCH 11, 1088
T H E MORROW FA M IL Y
8 T A T E H O Ü 8 B G O SSIP
pay atten tion to the sp rin g tim e
b righ tn ess about him for fe a r he
* Continued from pnffe o n e *
John M orrow and h is five boys
cou! n et work. The norm al gar-
ex cep t in the ca se of a bona fide and s ix g irls cam e to Sherm an
Sherm an C ounty Observer
dener does not h asten an yw ay,
• •
county in 1887 from Illnois and J
but goes about h is labors calm ly
wl$p
E stablished N ov. 2, 1888
took up land on S tarvation point, !
2 — .. j G rass Y alley Journal .
a n d slow ly. I t .ii 4 Job f o j J l phil-
t
e
n
f
th
en 1 veTy gbdd Wheat section,
E stablished Oct. 14, 1897
osepher, like fishing. One m ust
D istrict atto rn ey s o f th e
C O N SO LID A TED March 6, 1031 like the outdoors, the sm ell o f the counties in w hich lab or racketeers as w as all o f th e land on the
W asco N ew s-E n terp rise
e a 'th , the son g o f the birds the are under indictm ent conferred ea stern side o f th e county. A. G.
th a t i
E stablished N ov. 1891
g lin t o f the sun to enjoy eith er rec- here w ith Governor M artin Satnr- F u tter now liv e s’ on th e . land
.
C O N SO LID A TED March 4, 1932 reation. And w e w ere sp ea k in g o f day m orning. A s a resu lt o f th is w as the M orrow hom estead.
Several o f the M orrows becam e ,
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T" ’’ n ' ’ as * recreation.
Fojr conference the g o v ern or has de-
Published
1' r y B
’’’h'l? th? o rsctice m ay resu lt in cided to ap p oin t a special le g a l more in terested i n , building and I
Moro, Oregon
M t o r ‘ »oipe bundles o f fresh v egetab les a ssista n t to th e e ta te police de- rep airin g and ru n n in g the m ach­
inery o f the cou n try th an in f a r m - '
G _________
iles L. French
____ _______ .
a s fishing som e tim es resu lts in partm ent w hose services w ill be
Entered ms second-class m atter a t e reels o f fish, these • profits are availab le to the d istrict a tto r n e y s ing and w ere a m o n g the- first to
the Postoffice a t Moro, Oregon but secondary to the real reason jn preparing and tr y in g the labor run steam en gin es and th r e s h in g :
j cases. The governor m ade it plain m achines in th« county. In 1889
under A ct o f C ongress of March for doing
p le d g e ' th a t the sta te 's atto rn ey w ould in F rank .Morrow,, n ow o f W asco, fir­
In fishing one takes -
r .—
3, 1879.
___________
to lure trout out o f its h ab itat w ith no w ise su p p lan t th e cou n ty offl ed the W ash. R eynolds engine and
Member,
b righ tly tied By or live b ait and ci“'s but w ould cooperate w ith threshed the w h e a t crop north of
the gam e is b etter if not too sue- them in coord in atin g the over-lap- Gordon R idge rin 36 w orking days. |
c e ssfu l for eith er side. I n . gard- p in g p lu se s o f th e terro rist ch a rg ­ A fe w y ears la te r m achines w ere •
i n g one t a k e .'t h e side o f the! « w h i c h have been 'brought a g a in st thick and thousands o f acres w ere
weak and dom esticated veg eta b les « num ber o f a lle g e d goons.
A - in grain .
T h e ‘ fa m ily is now scattered
ag a in st a g r e a t host o f stron g and niong th e d istrict a tto rn ey s at-
over several s ta te s w ith John in
barbarous
w
eeds
and
to
be
victor-1
tending
th
e
conference
w
ith
th
e
O F F IC IA L CO U N TY P A P E R
| governor w ere G , R ussell M organ j P ortland, Jerom e m M arshfield,
SU B SC R IP T IO N KATES
■ ious
.A ... m ust
,..r plant,
„ . . n . charge . and
. . u coun
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JP^mtaw <*»«>* 3U«r»al
125 P
W f M K iilto IN OKE6ON TRAFFIC ACCI0ENT5 IN »57/
• n r* emuun tr_g*M
CltOtilM AÎ MflAMCflOMS-fO
SI Mû 6CTVHN iMiEMECr
flOMS
2i
CAOS il HO HIGHWAY
12
WAÜUM6 ALONG HIGHWAY 2 1
WOAKIItf OA FLAYING IN
AOADWAY
A
NOT 5tX ff 0
9
WHERE?
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of the 123 peUitHiM
u>ho werr Killed,
• 18 had ba«n d r fd p ftf
• 17 sure walNru, with traffic
X
• 7 d e f ttd Ft*» behind pwheA e«a
• 7 valMfA mta Side flf m tw sf cars.
• 4 Had |Ay>icaf deHoti
• 5 WNT f la y ma »1 roa4w«y.
CM THE OTMEh $|M Of W P lG lW
MANY Dl$C0UMF0Ui,RKAU# HUOtCSS
ACTS ON ft* MATOF WUVCM IMVOLVFO.
N 1-2 SW 1-4 a ll in S ectio n ,
24; N W 1 -4 N E 1 -4 S V 2 N E 1 -4 ,
N M l- 4 ih l5 1 - 4 p N fil-H S E IJ A
Section 86;
N E 1 -4 N E 1 -4 , S
W 1-4N E 1-4, ' SW 1U N W H -4
Section 87; N W 1-4N E 1-4 Sec-
tion 88; 8E 1-4N W 1-4, S W l- 4
N E 1-4,,
E 1-2SW 1-4,
S B 1-4
Sec. 33; N W 1-4, N 1-2SW 1-4
W l-4 , SW 1-4SW 1-4, N w l- 4
SE 1-4 S ectio n 34; N E 1-4S W
1-4 Section 36; E 1-2S B 1-4
Section 9; S l- 2 Section 10; N
E 1-4N B 1-4 W 1-2N E 1-4 SB 1-4
N W 1-4, W 1-2N W 1-4
S ection
15, a ll m T ow nship 6 South
R ange 18 E a st o f W illam ette
M eridian in Sherm an C ounty;
A lso:
A ll the portion o f the N W 1-4
Section 5, Tow nship 6 South, .
R ange 19 E a st o f W illam ette
M eridian, w hich lies in S her­
man C ounty, Oregon: S W l-4
. S W l-4 S ection 5; SW 1-4N E
1-4, S E 1-4SE 1-4 S ection
7;
N E 1-4N W 1-4 Section IT; N W
1-4N E 1-4, SW 1-4SE 1-4
S ec­
tion 18; SE 1-4N W 1-4, N E 1-4
S W l-4 , N W 1-4S B 1-4, Section
19; N W 1-4N W 1-J, N W 1-4S W
1-4, Section 20, all in T ow n­
ship 5 South, R ange 19 E a st
o f the W illam ette M eridian,
in Sh erm an C ounty, O regon.
Said sale is to be made under
execution issued out o f the C ircuit
Court o f the S ta te o f O regon, for
W asco C ounty, to me directed in
the ca se o f J. B. M cCook, • Re-
ceiver
o f The F irst
N ation al
Bank o f The D alles,- O regon, vs.
M. J. F in layson , e t a t
P .v .h lc in Advance
; le i c n .i g e
S pauldin g o f P o lk cou n ty;. L . L. C otton, L. M. in T he V alles. U I!
YEAR
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H i - w / r e w a r d « * y o f Lane c o u n ty ;.J o h n Baker j the s ix girls but ope is dead and,
= = i | th e b a ttle m ust be its ow n rew r a .
R iver cu n ty : T. Leland the others are’ in Various places
i for
est o ° f f > gardens
given Brow n o f W asco county; Fred A . i from Iow a to O regon. Two oc-l
z— the
‘ he b
best
Fardens are
“ ^m ukins
MARCH 11, 1938
, MiHer o f CiackamA8 cou n ty; E a r l, casionally com e through Sherm ani
over to w eeds before the pumjik
are ripe
A. N o tt o f Y am h ill cou n ty. J. K.'< county, Mrs. W eber, m other of
_
B ut th is is the tim e for s ta r tin g ^ y ^ th e r fo r d J r ., o f Linn county; Mrs. W alter M ay and Mrs. E. E.
“ _________
In future tim es, a grea
t ma-
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jority o f the people will not only ¡th e battle, not h esita tin g because and L yle J. P a g e o f M arion county, K aseberg.
th a t an order has been entered by
be w ithout landed, but any other o f possible defeat. “The drum
*
(As other fa m ilie s have been i n - 1
th e C ircuit Court o f the S ta te o f
sort o f property. T hese w ill eith echoes ‘/Dome.* You do the sum
tim a tely connected w ith the d e­
bat-1
There are 30,000 dairy farm ers
O regon for the County o f Sherm an
er com bine, under the influence o f i to prove it— ” And w e g o to bat-
velopm ent of fa r m in g practices the
in which tie, e w y householder of us; w ith in O regon according to J. D . Mic-
I
I
au th orizin g, em pow ering and di-
their common situation
M orrows have been connected w ith
case the rig h ts o f property and no general but our conscience and kle, dairy and food com m issioner. the developm ent o f the m achinery
rectin g
the
Superintendent of
S eventy-five p ro cessin g p la n ts ban farm ing is done w ith from rude From the o b serv er March 12, 19CD T^nks to distribute a S IX T H _div-
th e public lib erty w ill not be se ­ w ith tem p tation s on all sid es.
die dairy products valued a t m ore plow s and rough tools th a t w e-e
K.?nd o f T W E N T Y P B k C E N T on
cure in their hands— or, w hat is
C. C. W IDSO N
th ‘ ” V k T T
T f X t T '«
™P‘ ir e d
* b h c k .m i t h ’s f o r s e
R obert Brash sold his K ent f a m ell ordinary deposit claim s and Sheriff Sherm an C ounty, O regon.
m ore probable, th ey w ill become
c« id ; 1 0 2 .,,fru tte» p lM to
m o d e rn
an d diesel to E. A. H oskinson. T h is is one approved a g a in st the M oro S tate
the tools of opulence and am bi­ BACK TO SA N IT Y
annual
production
o
f
830,000,000;
tion; in w hich case there w ill be
—
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N um erous item s of w hich the 60 cheese fa c to r ie s w ith' annual m achinery that does th e work to ­ of th e best quarter section s in Bank, Moro, Oregon, to and in - * ’ —
equal danger on another aide.”—
th
a
t
settlem
en
t.
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:
elu
d
in
g
the
25th
day
of
F
ebruary,
N
(y
n
C
E
TO
C R EDITO RS
day.
election o f L anglie in. S ea ttle is payrolls a g g r e g a tin g $376,000.
J a m e s M adison.
L. Barnum of the W asco W are- 1938, said divident to be paid on
the la te st indicate th a t the people
* *
house M illing com pany bank has and a fte r the 18th day o f IMoreh,
A ll persons having claim * a-
are
returning to a more conserva­
Governor M artin has asked his
been appointed m anager o f the
1988.
g a in st the e s t a ‘.» o f J. A. B arnett,
FARM BILL C H A N G E
tive attitu d e toward th in g s
in S tate P lanning Board to m ake
Shaniko bank, .but w ill continue
That said order also
directed deceased, are h w eb y ratified to
R ecent inform ation th at upsets general and are com ing to exp ect a survey <yf fish in g a ctiv ities in the
his residence in Moro.
th a t th is notice be given by publi- present them , w ith the proper
th e plans m ade by Sherm an coun­ governm ent from governm ent in- Colum bia river to determ ine the
A rthur
P hillips
old
fording cation th ereof in one issue o f a vouchers and c a l / vcri.’.ed, to the
ty fa rm ers fo r th eir crop lands stead o f prom ises and theory.
; e x te n t of d am age to th e salm on
place
on
the
John
D
ay
w
ent
out new spaper o f general circulation undersigned, the duly , appointed
m
arket-
C om m odity loans U)g and ,> tter
th is year w hile disconcerting and
In the n orth w est w e are «ppar-' industry by d ifferen t kinds at
recently.
A
b
etter
ford
is
now
be- printed ond published in Sherm an adm inistratrix o f th e e sta te of
are
d iscou ragin g is n oth in g new . It en tly em ergin g from a period of gear. T he su rvey w as requested ______
vote of in£ bui^ join tly by the tw o coun- C ounty, Oregon. T hat the date o f
J. A. B arn ett, deceased, a t
the
h as been done m any tim e« before dictatorship by labor leaders in by the O regon Seine and Pound approved by tw o thirds e x p e c te d , t ie s - '
publication
thereof
is
the
11th
day
office
o
f
T.
L
ester
Johnson,
actor-
ainc% the governm ent took so much tow ns and w hile th ey Sid not go N e t F ish erm en ’s association w hose farm ers concerned, are
B o m : To Mr. and Mrs.' O. L.
March, 1938.
.
ney a t law , Moro, O regon, with-
a u th o rity over farm ers. It* w ill so far in Oregon as in W ashing- m em bers are opposing the initia- to stablize m arket supplies of B elshe March 7, a son.
rt5
MARK
S
K
IN
N
E
R
in six m onths fro m the date o f
be custom ary as lo n g as agricu l­ ton th ey had m atters p retty w ell in tiv e m easure ‘ sp on iored b y the corn and w heat by m aking it pos­
Grandm
a
Issac
Thom
pson
died
Superintendent
o
f
B
anks
o
f
Ore-
the first publication ol this no­
sible to hold e x c e ss supplies in
ture is m anaged from W ashing­ hand a fe w m onths ago. N ow w ith Wild L ife Council w hich w ould bar
storage for us*L_ in ’ years when on the 4th at the hom e o f er son, gon, in charge of Moro S ta te Bank, tice7 to-w it: February 18, 1938.
to n D O.
arrests o f the leaders on charges the use o f fixed gea r from the
in liquidation, Moro, Oregon.
M ary F . Sm ith,
th ey w ill be m ore needed by con­ E lw ood at T rout Lake.
In the m eantim e the sun com es o f physical violence and w ith Dave Colum bia and it s tributaries. A sum ers.
F ro m te O bserver March 10, 1899
_____
A d m in istratrix
out and It is p la n tin g tim e and no Beck defeated in S ea ttle it looks delegation o f sein ers and netters
In the past, th e national leaders
Ransom Sm ith accom panied Abe N O TIC E OF
F IN A L SETTLE» • D ate o f la st publication March
fa rm er can tell w hether t<> sow
the general public w ould h a v « t w ho called on th e governor dbUm-
i 18, 1938. K
point out, ftuetuatioTW in ¡mpplies T illson to th e cou n ty clerk's office - M ENT
! ed th a t the sportsm en of the sta te
th e back fo r ty or le t it grow up another tim e at bat.
o f m eat anim als usually follow ed la st w eek to see th a t ju stice w as
N o tice is hereby g iv en
th a t
It m ay therefor» be expected have been m isled into sponsoring close a fte r sim ilar fluctuations in J done to the young man in the m at- Geo. G. U pdegraff, A dm inistrator
to w eeds in accordance w ith som e
’ that there w ill be le ss o f the appeal the m easure w h ich is re a lly in­ grain crops. By storin g grain ter o f his application fo r a Glary of th e E sta te o f H. L. Lanphear, Eureka Lodge N o. 121 A -F & A-M
governm ental theory.
E very day it g*ew s m ore a p ­ to fa ctio n s am ong the electorate spired by th e Columbia n v e r supplies produced in excess o f re- T icket.
Moro, O reg o n
deceased, has filed in th e C ounty
parent th at th e p resen t farm bill and m ore appeal to the lon g suffer- gU lnet fisherm en in th eir effort to quirem ents it is hoped that liv e­
M eets the 1st and 3rd
The CSRy elected as directors Court o f th e S tate o f O regon for
-w’c
.
.
j _,— xl . i . ---------- the
w ill not work and it becom es e s- ¡ng public. L ess control by mi- drive th eir com petitors from
T h u rsd a y e v e n in g s of
stock production in tu n w ill be on the 6th as follo w s: E. E. L ytle, Sherm an C ounty his final report
rivar.
p ecially apparent th a t it w ill not n o rities and m ore by m ajorities.
each month. V isiting
evened eu t, r e su ltin g , in more uni­ D. C. O Tleilley, W . H. M oore and aiK| account as such A dm inistra-
T hese are hopeful sig n s for t h e 1
work to the advantage o f large
m em liers c o rd ia lly in-
tor, and th a t Saturday, th e -9 th
form m eat supplies and m ore sta ­ M iss May E nright.
W hen Mrs. Lorah S p au ld in g of ble prices.
production w estern w h ea t -g r o w ­ p reservation o f our republic. May
vifed <o m eet w ith us.
J. O. Elrod has purchased the day o f A pril, 1938, a t th e hour of
Salem w as appointed by th e M ar­
ers. C ongress w a s la st w eek ad­ th ey continue.
P aym en ts under the act w ill de­ lum ber interests o f W V. Johnson 10:00 a. m., has been fixed by «aid g e ra| Searcy W. M.
ion county court to . succeed her pend som ew h at on fu tu re action in Moro and is now prepared to court as the tim e for h ea rin g o f
vised by no le s s a personage than
C- V. Belknap. Secy.
husband, the
la te ICharlea K. .
congress, as the law perm ents supply the trade.
Bernard Baruch to g e t back to the
n
1
objections to said report and ac- j
p rinciples o f th e M cN ary-H augen FR E IG H T R A T E S
Spaulding as a megRber o f th e
paym ents on cotton, corn,
The Union W arehouse com pany, count, and settlem en t th ereo f.
Moro Lodge No. 113, 1. O. O. F
• n il. w eek the deeteion w m n » d e »'»*« »enxte xhe b e c .m e the fourth tobacco wh),at and rice_ but no R. C. A tw ood, sec., h ave purchas­
plan and q uit so much experim en­
Geo. G. U pdegraff
- Moro, O regoa
£
.
»J
n wom an ever to be elevated to m em -
f
_h .navm ents are avail ed t!he Moore Bros, grain w are­
A dm inistrator.
tation and theory.
M eets 1st and 3rd
r e K .r.l.n g th e increase
in c rM M , ta
^ h i p in th a t body. Mr». S p e u ld -!
at
entP The5e paym ent»
house near the depot. R. T. Dear 4-11, 6-1
The theory o f scarcity w ill never
T uesdays in the
nates. F reigh t rates w ill now he
be jn^
how ever, w ill not have a ho^ ever> are ¡n addition to the w ill have charge.
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w ork to enrich m en. E ven if
I O.O.F. hall. Tran
ten percen t g reater than before in- chance to see active service in re?u | ar p aym en ts already provid-
possible to g iv e , ev ery one more
From the Obeerver, March 14, 1919 N 0 T IC E OF. S H E R IF F ’S SA L E
sie n t and vdsiting
announced
•
brothers
are cordi­
S
ta
te
high
w
ay
en
gin
eer
Nurni,
On
the
18th
day
o
f
M
arch,
1938,
so f . r it Ä
^ ¡ c u l t u r .1 ,; I conservation
o»«;
ally invited to neet
B en n ett and N ew ell are here to at the hour of 2 o ’clock p. m., a t
clo th es, more cars, n » r e radios-^
w ith us.
becom e a p
new act providM> ,„ r con- inspect the route o f the h igh w ay the fron t door of t he Court H ouse
w hether w h eat is am ong th e •* - .h e h a . a çreed
fo r the theory is , t o curtail the
Ralph E. B akin N . G.
from
the
Colum
bia
river
to
the
¡n
Moro
gherm
an
C
ounty,
Ore-
oeptions.
3
I candidate for re-election. . In ap-
the a „ iculturai con serva­
production o f th em and r a ise the . ,r.
Jo« Truit. Secretary
south boundary o f'S h e r m a n coun- gon> j w in se n at auction, to the
i
t
ta
h
igh
ly
probably
th
a
t
fr
e
ig
h
t
pointing:
th
e
w
idow
o
f
a
d
e
c
e
a
^
d
pr0?ram
^ t h additional fe a t-
price. I f a ll producers raise the
ty.
h
igh
est
bidder
for
casty
the
fol-
r a te s fo r w h eat w ill be ten per- m em ber of th e le g isla to r to fill
F F a r m e r s w ho t i e part this
Lupine Rebekah Lodge N o. 116
price and obtain as m uch for one
LArnold Buhm an has sold his fa rm j0^ i n^ described real
property,
cent m ore tan la st year w hich
w ill the vacan t se a t th e M arion coun-
...
,
.
year
w
ill
qualify
for
p
aym
en
ts
by
Moro, Oegon
bushel as fo r tw o and fo r one car
Sherm an County, Ore-
m a t this
in.« c o u n t, w ill p e y - t y cou rt acted under a precedent '
wR hin their sd0 depleting near W asco to A . D. R ichelderfer jocated
as fo r tw o, w ho is helped? The m ean th
to-w it:
Meet« 2d arid 4th Tu-
thousand dollars more for established i n ’ 1031 w hen M rs.
J’
a llo tm e n ts
and bv and w ill move to H erm iston.
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people a s a w hole have h a lf as several
A. H. C hristiansen is about
s i _2NE1-4 Sectiòn 10; W l-2
t r a n s p o r t * , its crop to m grW L T Y -L otta S m ith o f S h lem w a . appoint-
to theT « o i l build-
esd ay s of each m onth
m any cars , and h a lf a s m any bush**,
ready to m ove into th e addition to
is a lso probable th at an added im - ed to succeed her husband, th e late .
*
N W Ï-4 , W 1-2SW 1-4, N E 1-4
V
isitin g m e m b e rs wH
e ls o f w heat, and th a t is not pros­
his house ju st finished by con­
SE 1-4 Section 11; SW 1-4N W
adjustm ent«
th a t tracter R am sey.
p erity . It m ig h t conceivably work petu s w ill be g iv e n to sh ip p in g by W. C arlton S m ith , form er s t a t e , A ny minor
com e.
1-4, S E 1-4N E 1-4, Section ’ 12.
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I**
m ade 4 n -th e prev-
tf o n ly c l . . . o W h e n atio n trie d th e riv e r no th a t in th e loni: run rep resen tative.
C has. M cK inney h a s returned
Belle Conlee, N . G.
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*
S W l-4 , SW 1-4SE 1-4, a ll in
f.rm a ers
r« raised
raised
their the
g
x
, z, I iously announced 1938 proffram ' irom a ^ y service in F rance w here
it— i f th e farm
theta,
_ raise rates may be a - blessin
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N aom i Van G ilder, Sec.
Section 13; ~ S E 1-4, S W l-4 ,
p r ic e , b y c u t ü n , produetkm and
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S U U ’ ■ « « « « H o t a u n r b . - w ill be explained. t o O r ^ p n offle- he w as „ „ „ e c t e d w ith the artillery
W 1-2N W 1-4 Section 14; SE
labor did not. A ll. Ijowever, are one th in g w e h ave needed for sisten ce upon a thorough in v e sti- h l s a t a regional m a t in g called transport de,partm ent.
Bethlehem C hapter, N o. 78. O. E. S
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m ore in dollars w ith the inevitable
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h . E. Dodd h n d N . ' C. cam e from ^ ’ sa y s H ac C ollins,
r esu lt th a t th ere w ill be le s s fo r i railroads need a grea ter incom e •m p loym en t B ureau , in .Portland
Fourth
T
hursdays
in each
Section
21;
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or * different m anagem ent. There. th is w eek resulted in a sa v in g o f x^fyaldson, ch ak m an and secre- 'we grew pum pkins
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Invited.
Section j-22; A ll o f Section 22.
th e reduction in acreage w ill be w e n t so increased rates a r g .d e G qy V . L intner appeared before gn(i F u Ballard, vicotd irector o f cradle
Kerr
one
C hristianson W. M.
NW
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, ta t e college extension service.
M P hooy,” sa y s little V irginia,
g r e a te r than expected th it year | dem anded. M any lines are pmc« the Board o f Control w ith a re-
..
Ruth
Sparling, Secretary.
N
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S
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and th a t it w ill be com pulsory a f- tica lly in th e hands of th e g o v e m - qu est for im m ediate approved of a « E a t i n g A lo n e ” d o e s, not f iv e “th a t’s nothing. N o t so long ago,
ter th e vote is taken. M any w i l l ; m ent now w hich m akes it difficult lea se on th e new quarters a t a
deijgh ts o f e a tm g in com pan- rig h t here in O regon, I found a
not lik e it, e sp ecia lly if it com es , fo r farm organisation* to com bat rental o f $860 a m onth Holm an jonship - th ose o f laurfhtegf l con-
_
fu ll grow n policem an asleep on
« * * • ®ut one beat.”
!
a fte r the crop is sow n. How g r e a t the plea foj* h igh er rates inasm uch objected to the “rush a c t” and de- veraation, and love of
a d d itio n a l
inform ation. evCT1 ao ^ ere js a fra so n for
a cu t in a creage our large w h eat a s th e farm ers th em selves, a re re- manded
sam e foods
farm ers can ta k e and rem ain in ceiv ip g
benefactions f r o m .. the F u rth er n eg o tia tio n s resulted in a “eBtin g a lon e” the
N ellie— G racious, but you and
reduction
o
f
rental
to
$700
a
tjjat
m
igh
f
be
eaten
- tn “ good Jim w ere gon e a lo n g tim e. H ave
b u sin ess is so m eth in g to figure governm ent.
•
i .n Y f ' '* a blow out?
on. W hether i t is better to sell
T h is decision m ay be construed m onth a s a v in g ,o r * $160 a m onth com pany?’ . •.
y e a r period
10,000 bushels fr o m 600 scree a t M a <jefeat o f the farm orpam za- or $6400 fM r - the
M audie— N o, he never sp en t a
“I ’ve a lw ays
been religiou sly penny.
Is to run.
•ing
g mhich t M l
60 cents or to se ll 6000 bushels tio n s th a t fo u g h t to p ro tect 'WM d u rin
inclined,” rem arked the- osyter, a s
from
600 acres a t a dollar. Thd farm er from higher fr e ig h t-r a te s ,
E lsie— D o you know her
to he slid down the reverend «^throat
difference depends on how much is i t is hoped, h ow ever, th a t it w ill
T eacher— Jan ey, can
you ex*i
-•
“but I never th o u g h t I c| en ter the plain w hat is m ean t by the word
expected o f th em on the land not not stop them from tr y in g again speak to ?
•f
in th e fu tu re to hold rates to a
M ary—-N o, only to talk about.
clergy.
“unaw are” ?
in w h eat production.
Ja n ey — Y es, m a’am , “unaware*1
Y ears ago the farm ers had to lev el farm ers can ju stifiab ly pay.
is w h at you tak e off ju st before
w orry about w eather, pests, prices
and now to th a t trio has been
you put on your pajam as.
The house o f rep resen tatives has
added another, beaurocracy.
indicated its d islik e for a new ta x
Chuzz (look in g over b ills)— Y ou ;
bill w ith the election s com ing oli.
are driving m e to the poorhouse. j
P erhaps g e t t in g used to new taxes
OF G A R D E N IN G
Mrs. Chuzz— N o , you'll have to
is so m eth in g we all w ill have to
w alk. The finance com pany has ’
T h is is the tim e o f year when
do before long.
th e desire o f th in g s to come—
_
taken the car.
ra d ish es, lettu ce and beans— is
P ro f— The
exam in ation
ques­
o f t tim es overbalanced by th« d e-f The national debt -W ednesday
tion s are now in th e hands o f the
sire to bask in the sun and snoot«, waa $87,747,864^79.85 show ing a
printer. A re th ere any la st-m in ­
com pletely under the influence o f m inor increase o f som eth in g over
ute questions you w ould like an-
th a t m isnam ed ailm ent, spring tw o m illion from the previous
sw erd ?
fev er.
day.
Y
MODEL 103W
' MODEL «10
F rosh — W ho’s th e p rin ter, P ro f?
P erhaps no man ever su ccessfu l­
ly com bat« th« urge to loll in the
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF
.u n in s u « l o f w ork in g the garden
T k n e g r o u p , th at w ant to in-
This beautiful, efficient Thor Agi­
w ithout the aid o f h i. better h a lf|< h t« G overnor M artin fo r aid in g
T H E ST A T E O F OREGON
.
tator Washer is finished in all- This smart new Thor Speed Ironer
w ho, beiag conow ned on ly w ith » ~ l ^ * « « « • / » could hardly ex-
FOR T H E C O U N TY O F
will save you hours of work. It
white porcelain enam el Come«
the vegetable«, raeka n o t o f th e P « * to com e into court w ith clean
SH E R M A N
irons everything beautifully. See
equipped
with
Lovell
wringer.
m ental and spiritual strain o f . handb.
NOTDCE OF P A Y M E N T OF
a demonstration. Priced
See it today. Buy on c o n - A 9 S
D IV ID E N D NO . 6.
gardening w hen th« first bright
’ .
—
venient term*. Price----
•
to fit your purse . .. only * /
In the M atter o f the Liquidation
sun o f the year is shining.
1 A laska is ordinarily conaicbred
o f the .
B u t gardens are being m ade
h<ve rourh w aather and C ali-
MORO ST A T E B A N K
ajtough w om en are m aking som e fornia gublim e days, but no one
^ IJu ays a t Your Servier •
ty«ro, Oregon. —
able
U ll the governor’s
o f them . In other* m en mov«^
NOTICE
IS
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,
Markham« w tfe tb at gucil
the
stod id ly about
like
m an w ith t-h* hoe not daring to
* I
ONE
I
Hft> CUT FCOfSTAIAN Of AT MJ?
In Other Days
Marketing Quotas
May Fix Prices
tw o new
THOR
A L L - W H IT E
WORK SAVERS!
ANCHORS OR WINGS?
THOR WASHER THOR I ROMER
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