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t a t s U e RMAN e O lW M » page four JOURNAL« MORO. OR êgo N W ttftA t, O ctO M tft l i , leaí is too shallow for; a ferry badly beaten. I got a dollah; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee re h r t t e fw >r ovwTtfce John PO have my ported a very pleasant time when , We river in mind, la. they returned Wednesday from a w e t But, jrithTM r.X five weeks visit in Alaska. While ho too thinks there could be no You have a idea I have a idea, there LeRoy Belshee was visited two ideas ferry. Is it possible that seme of we To the Editor: and he expects to come to -Wasco Us both is yeur old time readers may have and 1 got two this winter. Mrs Belshee ;JMIW The IPeter Butler some records of thia ferryr—if U moah rich. What you gimme you four of her sisters, two of whom train lefkK onm outh, DHnoia in existed—or some definite informa- get; What I got, yop ain’t done she had not seen for 12 years. March 1953 and arrived a t Polk tion about the old crossing? Are test. Auxiliary members held a meet James Dunn was here last County, Oregon August 5, 1368. there any county records showing That am co-operation. ing in the library room Monday Thursday and Visited at the Port My father, a boy of 21, was .S if a ferry was operated there in and later in the day a meeting of ner home. member of thia train. Juat prior the summer of 1853? Does any Don’t get all het up about pre the library board was held. Ex Mir. and Mrs. Lester Johnson had to his death hers in Loa Aagsles one know exactly where thia old dictions. If the world is going to penditures and receipts of the li as house guests over the week end in 1912 he wrote an autobiography emigrant road came down to the the' dogs, that’s something for the brary festival have been posted his parents from Portland. > ' for his children, which 1 have. In Des Chute i ? You will net« father dogs.: to worry shout. and the total* made above ex Those persons motoring to Port recent years I havy been tiacing says “ As we descended the moun penses was $320. land Sunday to see the stock show descendants o f the members of tain . . . -etc,” from which ono Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Moon and included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis f a s JJ . - y this train,* getting old photos, would infer they came dawn *pdte daughter, Katherine of Conneel, tings and Mary Fortner; Mr. and letters and d<consents; doing thia a steep hill direct to the Washington and Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Ed Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Is a hobby, and fer sentimental ?nd could not Mop the Bishop and children Barbara and lree Crews and Mr. and Mrs. A. reasons. In order to preserve the stock from making a run for it. DUlrie of The Dalles were guests C. Kaseberg, Friday evening. valuable letters and photos that I Will be very glad to h ar from any Due to weather conditions Gar Sunday at the homes of Mr. and have managed to gather in, I have of yonr readers. Mrs. Ed Moon and George Moon den Club members changed their put the book In the Loa Angela? Yours very truly Public Library for preservation "Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot plans to have a basket diryier at G rocerieto^M eats— Fresh H. H. West, 214 South Hill St. the park Tuesday. A regular busi and posterity. * visited with Ted and Harry Deah Loa Angeles, California. Fruita and Vegetables in i t the University of Oregon. John ness meeting however, was held at Mr. W. D. Butler, Agricultural the home of Mrs. B. H. Grady. returned home from Oregon State Commissioner of N«pa County, Mr. and Mrs. C.R . Marshall and California, grandson of Ira F. M. The Champeen mystery with them. H»lig hter. Ma y of Portland weie Butler, Captain of the train, just on: Why doesn’t the efficient Mrs. J. W. Reardon of Oak week end visitors at the MteKee returned from a trip to Oregon, pert use his own Grove is visiting with Mr. and Mrs looking over parte of the emigrant come a millionaire? Owen Barnett while her husband home. Mrs. Dunlap also came up as usual to spend the winter with road, and has raised some dubious left from here on a hunting trip her daughter, Mrs. McKee. pointe that we would like to clear with friends. Mr. and Mrs. boss Andrews of up, and may be some of your read 'Rainfall here was recorded as Portland were week end visitors ers could help us. Father wrote: 1.85 inches this month. , foj Day River to Dee Taylor lodge 99 of Wasco pre in Wasco. Mrs. Margaret Sharp of Seattle Chutes River. Wo crossed De. sented a shfine to the constitution Chutes 'River fifty miles above its to the ’Rufus school Wednesday is visiting her brother, Ralph Wil liams, who is here on business be mouth. «As we descend the moun evening. ' tain, and the river comes in view, Rev. and Mrs. P. L Cannell re fore leaving for California. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sexton of our loose stock too the water and ceived a telegram from the Me make a wild run for it. They ms? Minn ville hospital Tuesday mom Portland were guests Sunday with n the Court of Ute Moon at the 1939 Gofoen Gate into the sw ift running water, and ing info:ming them that they have Mrs. Jessie Amos and sister, M ts . BeaulTui ’ ♦ oc'iJon. now n»"*ring completion. In the backr in spite of all we can do, god with a new experience in life, namely Crosfield. 1< « 41» « uk ÏM.V«.- «’ Sun. The f.M M Indy to the fere- the aid of a doxen Indians that that they are grandparents. A Ti Mrs. Sat ah Stalcup is a visitor pound baby boy was bom to their at the home of her son in law and greuud Adds to the attractive eeaaa. are swimming like dudes, are i trying, io turn them back, we lose daughter, Mrs. Ed Huntley. The daughter, Mr. and Mrs.William baby will be named for his grand Clothier. She will leave for the , two fine mares and one mule, father and Mr. Cannell says it i There are falls a short distance coast soon where she will he em alright with him if the baby does ployed. below the ferry and they have gone over the falls to death. .When we not object. Mrs. C. L. LaFollette from the The Christian church observed valley is visiting here at the home ( reached the river the fe*ry boat rally day Sunday with a program of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret was about midstream and there as follows: Rally through the Moorehouse. 1 several Indiana fishing from it. ages, skit, the modem flower gar , They would dive head first into 4S-BSU8B S H I...*17.10 The Standard Bearers met re den: recitation, Ramona Boice cently and held election of officers J the stream and catch fish with their Mot InoteHod! Mrs. Leo Watkins and Mrs. Garey at the parsonage. Presiden, Beryl vocal duet, “Nearer to the Heart Sheets; vice president, June Hines; • I Mr. Butler locates thia crossing of God.” * to Porcelain-lined to insure clean hot water at Shearer’s Bridge, and writes treasurer, Patricia Yocum; secre , Off in the excitement to that Two sliees of »»eon .cu t fine Charles Wallace is grandfather, ‘ tfWT1RtOM me that the water above the falls tary, Lavelle Goeson; correspon- Saturday afternoon football game, One half always. Thermostatic control permits you word having been received of the dent, Paulen Burnett; mite box, ; or perks p * to see a young son per- One and a half cups t to select just the temperature of hot water birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. luuHw Hansen. _ i fonnon his school team, Is some h\ lf Gertrude I«awrence Wallace who at one time r Members of the, Wasco Women’s thing that thrills everyone who has lMsh o f ted JWyer effortless hot water. Study club met with Mrs. Fred experienced it. And too often One and a half cups fine bread lived here. T. Lester Johnson The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Fortner Friday. Reporte of the' Mother is left behind from all this Ann cheese church spent Thursday at the state and national convention were fun. She la torn between going One half cep gr LAWYER parsonage tacking several com given by Mrs. Maud Akers. Fri with t h . crowd, A arm r the « - P»re ««n iU » t and cut into forters for M«rs. Minnie McKinney. day was also the 30th anniversary dtem ent, and rtayin , at horn, « t - pieew. Cook in boiling, salted vG u u jt ot Year Serose* MORO Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brackett re WASCO tine rttdy ior «*“ onrush of V!H- water until tender. Drain and of the club. turned to Portland Friday after which invariably niaah. Place bacon in . ridllM. Grand Temple session of t h e anous _____ appetite« - ...... —- 1 1 ■■■.............«W W ■ ■■ — staying here two weeks looking Pythian Slaters nt Arlington was follow a football game At no sommer until it starts to brown. V------------- after business affairs. attended toy Mr. and Mrs. Guy An- otber time it seems is Mother’s then add onion and cook gently 15 Mrs. McKinney and Fred Cole drews, Mrs. Elva Hinee, Mr. and ¿ f if ty M a filler-upper put to minutes Add tomatoes and season have extended their line of work Mr«. Arnold Brady. Mr«. Tracy lttch , teat. ing». Continue cooking 16 nun- by renting the farm of Emil An Fields and Mrs. Louise Thomas ! \y e vote for her going to the utes. «Combine eggplant, tomato MF i r t t N a tio n a l B a n k W a a t o f th e R o ck iee" derson from Mrs. Anderson. Marion Kirklie and George for there are ways to tot mixture, 1 cup crumbs and one- Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot entertain Drinkard were in Portland Sun- ber mmd Bt rest as far as the food half the cheese. Pl®«« m ' ^ tte e ed at her home for the pleasure of day. i problem is concerned. Delicious casserole and sprinkle, with re- Mrs. Crosfteld Wednesday., Two Mildred Butler visited here last dinners are possloir even on such maimng crumbs cheese^ , tables of cards were in play dur week and Sunday the and Mrs. ruah occasions. Yes, of course. It in moderate oven (360 deg., au ~ ing the afternoon. Pearl Butler left for Colfax, Wn., takes planning ahead - and a? bit minutes. (Serves 6) Fred Fortner was in town to Mrs. Butler returning after a few more. It amounts to this . . .plan potato Soup spend the week end with his fam days. ~' ¡ahead, shop ahead,* and prepare Ten Urge potatoes ily. I • ■ t Harold Misseman of Wooden, Kbead . . . and then away for a hit p .ye onion* Mrs. Floyd Root was an in Iowa, arrived here Sunday iy for a of fun. Qne HaiLf cup butter vited guest at a party given in Cond^naod Statomont of Head Office and 42 Branches visit at the Lloyd Royae home. A main casserole dish all ready One tablespoon salt Tho Dalles Saturday at the home Mrs. Royse is his sister. to pop into the oven or a filling Two quarts milk 42 of Mrs. Russel Volatorff. as of September 28, 1938 COMYKMIKNTLY Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Potter, Mrs. Woods J. F. Royse were Mrs. Jennie chowder accompanied by a crisp One half cup grated cheese LOCATED salad, plenty of rolls and gutter, One half cup grated carrot and Mrs. Elliot from the Klondike FJXST NATIONAL Young of The Dalles and Ves and topped by a favorite dessert, Cook potatoes and onions, both RESOURCES community spent Tuesday in The B1UNCHKS Mason of Boyd. will pass even the most critical sliced fine, in water to cover until Dalles. B O rtL A M D Mrs. J. T. Whitman of Seal customer. Or If your family are they are soft. If the coyer has C ash on H and and D u e Klondike Community club mem Beach, Galifoimia »pejst several W*«( Oitfn from B a n k s ............................... $25,729,246.87 bers gathered at the home of Mrs days of last week with ^ir. and scrambled egg addict», by all been left off during cooking, the Fifth. Sbrth aad Stark means have scrambled eggs with water will be reduced so that only U . S. B o n d s ..................................... 30,807,998.26 $56,537^45.13 W. E. Bruckert where the first Mrs. Hal White. Mrs. Whitman i f Sixth aad Iforriaoa ham or little pig sausages, apple a little remains. This need not CMtSMe meeting of the season was held M unicipal B o n d s and W a rra n t» ......... 6,400,812.08 Mr». White’s mother. MUce or tomatoes, buttered be drained off. Mash the potatoes SB. l l» r»i«Bx aad Oraad last week. Uaiaa aad Raasall Mrs. Harland McDonald visited drink . . and and onions with potato masher, O th er B o n d s ............................... 5,430,827.05 David Walsh of Dayville came 42ad.aad Saadj fir in g . a thick muah. Add milk in Portland from Thursday until >gain yGU L oan s and D is c o u n t s ................ 39,996,661.83 DaavaKaad Kilp>u«h to visit his sister, Mrs. Archie Sunday. . ’ These suggestions are good for and salt to taste. Cook just long Mah a»d S.B.,Stark Kirklie. 4 S to c k in F ed era l R eserv e B a n k ........................ 180,000.00 *t?ad aad S.S. Faster Rebekah lodge members arp irp mak- dialiei and are a different, enough to heat it properly. Add Wasco volley ball team playe< B an k P rem ise», F u r n itu r e and F i x t u r e s .. . . 2,652,509.39 i n , « rrm ^ n w n U for 1 « » pinocm. c . glM,roU w OTMSS ikF Eg„t.nt, Tmeatoea butter and pour into soup bowla. Kent lasrt week and were badly card party to be followed P by a and Chseee Over each ‘howl sprinkle grated O B I G O M aftANCMIS O th er R eal E s t a te ................................................... 38,326.81 ALBANY pot luck lunch on the evening of Qne j ^ p ls o t cheese and raw carrot. R eal E s ta te S o ld u n d er C o n tr a c t...... 9 6 3 4 0 21 A SH LA ND October 19. I A S T O R IA C u stom ers’ L ia b ility A c c e p ta n c e s .... 32,35233 A. B. Potter and wife were in BBNB CO N D O N In te r e st E a r n e d ........................................ 509,134.49 Po tland^and Beaverton the last FOR SALE * C O Q U IL L S of the week to visit their daughter O th er R e s o u r c e s ..................................... 67t663.69r S N T B R F R I8K 1 9 3 7 D e L u x e S p o rt C h e v r o le t-C o u p e and see the stock show. I O f I IL T O T A L R E S O U R C E S ............. J> 1 1 1 3 4 1 3 7 2 3 7 G R A N T S P A SS O RBSH AM with eomplet« accessories including Automobiles are scarce in H BFPNEB H IL L S B O R O Wheeler county. According to LIABILITIES R a d io - H e a t e r - D e fr o s te r MOOD« R IV B R records obtained by the Oregon KLAM ATH FA LLS C a p it a l..................................................$3,000,000.00 State Motor association, only 681 LA O B A M D I T w o Fog L ig h ts - O n e S p o t L ig h t L A K K V IE W cars were registered there in 1987, S u r p l u s ....................................... ..• 3,000,000.00 M A L IN the few est of any county in the U n d iv id e d P r o f i t s ......................... 976,870.68 M A R S H F IE L D D riv e h L e w Than 11,000 M iles M BDFO RD state. R eserv es ............ 1,716,641.18 $ 8,693,511.86 M E R R IL L $200.00 w ill buy owner’s* equity No/Trade»!*, Accepted ----- -MOLALLA A c c e p ta n c es . . . - . ....................... -------------------------------32,35233 MORO S «c G e o . G . U pdegraK - M o t e , Oregon M BW BERO I n te r e st C o llec ted in A d v a n c e . . . . ............... 282,698.43 NORTH BEND O th er L ia b ilitie s . .................................. * .............. 82,420.51 . R TSSA O R E O 0 N C ITY D im en sio n 2x3-4-6-9-11” D e p o s i t s ........................................... 102,850,889.94 FBNDLBTON Wasco Festival Nets Over Three B eauty at Exposition Hundred Dollars Ú har tornate Appreciated THE FOUJIEfi 4ilï0m R TIC ELECTRIC UIRTER HEHTER F ® Gives you at the turn of the P acific P ower a M ont C ompany J The First National Bank of Portlaad, Oregon L e a r d e r s h ip Pitch Pine Surface 4 Sides a t $13.00 daases of tractor usage, “Caterpillar* Tractors stand out 1 Sheeting roogh at $11.00 in distinct leadership . . . . not be cause they are pioneers in the Surfaced at $13.00 track-type tractor field . . . . . not becauae of any particular one of their many exclusive features . but becauae people make more money owning -Caterpillar“ Trie- tor» than any other. « Sawn 4x6 8’ long at 20c “Caterpillar” Tractors earn more for their owners . . . . and that 16’ In g at 40c alone has earned leadership for them. The N e w IN TER N A TIO N A L Pick-Up Trucks O’MEARA Supply &lm p Deere Caterpillar Klickitat Pine Box Co. Goldendale Wn. in 3 - 3 iz e c In the new International True*- line special attention haa bee » given the popular pick-up lyg'' of truck— available m three sixes. N either appearance nc - all around u tility hav- P i t c h P o s ts T r u c k lo a d # < 2 0 0 0 ’ o r m o re < R e d u c e d P ric e d . . . . - been neglected in t h is n e v line. And n« m a t te r w h a - the load ther- ia a lw a y s az. In te rn a tio n a l b u ilt to fit the is k jlB fiR flx M 70. ft. UA___ 102___ UnJglhe on I I i , Ask for a Bank Growth and Bank C redit T h e g ro w th c f th e F ir st N a tio n a l B an k o f P o rtla n d , as sh ow n by su c c e ssiv e sta te m e n ts o f c o n d itio n , is la r g e ly th e r e su lt of th e F ir st N a tio n a l’s lead er- ahip in fittin g ita se r v ic e s to th e cu rren t needs o f Oregonians. > ---------- P r e se n t d a y eco n o m ic c o n d itio n s ca ll for /o w -co r t c r ed it / o r -the in d iv id u a l borrow er. T h e F ir s t N a tio n a l’s “C ash B u y er Plaft” o f in s ta lm e n t loan se rv ic e i t d e sig n e d to m eet th is n eed. I t has a id ed th ou san d s o f in d iv id u a ls th r o u g h o u t th e sta te w i t h ; , automobile F IN A N C IN G PE R SO N A L LOANS F .H .A . H O M E B U Y I N G , B U I L D I N G A N D M O D B R N I E A T I O H L O A N S 222. ani lf0-intí wknlSna-t. A L L T Y P E S C O M M E R C IA L L O A N S J. K . M c K e a n M o ro , B s ta h lis b B a n k C r e d it th ro u g h th e C A S H B U Y E R 2t a n a a a O regou * < SALBM STA YTO N TH X D A L L B S T IL L A M O O K U N IO N W A LL O W A W OODBURN T O T a L L I A B I L I T I E S ............................$111,941372.97 .... .. It « -Í a a d a a a l d a p o s t t la s u a a a c a _ P^filt c cr a~a e gt a t t o a
