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bhcrmaa County Ofcaerver
Established Nov. 2, 1888
G ran Valley Journal
Established Oct. 14, 188? >
C onsolidated March 6, 1931
Wasco News-Enterprise
Established Nov. 1891
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
Published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
Giles L. French
. Editor
Entered as second-class matter at
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
under Act of Congress of March
3, 1879.
_
Member,
rx.tl jn’ N ew sp a p e^ P u b féR èrs
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable in Advance
ONE YEAR ............................ $1.50
DECEMBER 23, 1938
SANTA CLAUS
Children who are very young
know there is a Santa Claus. The
oldei ones know aa positively that
there is none. Thoughtful adults
are sometimes inclined to agree
with the younger children.
What is it if not Santa Claus
that causes people to buy and
pack and give to friend and rela
tive those things best fitted in
the giver's mind to bring happi
ness to the receiver? What is it
if not Santa Claus that brings the
merry smile and cherry Christmas
greeting?
Santa Claus may be a name
given to our better selves when
that element is permitted to come
to the fore one day each year like
the ground hog is said to appeal.
Santa Claus, the spirit of Christ
mas, of doing the kind thing in
stead of the profitable one. May
be there is such a thing.
VfctüÁY, b iC K itm ai, iaü
Statehouse Gossip*
entertained as magicians and Mar
garet Leif with her aecordian.x
W^ dnt i d*y'
Continued from
o.mr
Sarah Stalcup spent a week in
Supper at Mr?. Ells worth*«., Music
Hood River with Mrs, Stevenson.
by Cap. Rutledge orchestra, »
Clackamas district,, and now _
Mrs. Phil Yates returned home
Between fifty and sixty attend- member of the State Board of«,
from Portland Sunday where she
ed the social at the Fairview Higher Education, is known tto.
has been in St. Vincent*« hospital.
school. Mrs. H. Conlee was elect- rate high in the esteem of Govern A 1, U[mlmgaep'
Sher is improving very-well,
ed president of the chib and MTs. nor Martin who according t o ! aa* FIcllSvY
i Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gild
P. J; Dillinger
vice president. the sam e'gossip will have the ka-| ■'
er returned from Lookout, Gal.,
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spcnsibilfty of filling the treasury' Mr. and Mrs. Gtoorfe D.inkard
CfM'NTY
COURT
1 post when Bufua C: " Holman re left for Halsey Tuesday end at- * h?re theJr
wlth Mr* Emma
NTY COURT
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to
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Cot,»meed from pave on t)
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* rekk of Halsey who diednpnr Mon-
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Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., Phones * senator,
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day of this week.
. were hosts to a number of friend«
for all offices •
17.50
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th e ir home S atu rd ay evening.
National Geographic Society
Holman, it. is .pretty well un-
At the A^rriStmjt church the pjn^ h le was played.
Sup'ts. office expense
3J)0
would very much like to see Christmas program o f Decemlber
__
Wily W. Knighcen, office
j,fg very good friend P. J. Stadel-. 25> ha8 been changed from the ---------------------
help, $33.33; stamps $7.00 40.33 niari
jhq Dalles, take his place! evehin< to the morning. Sermon Better Plan
Portland Sanitary Supply po.
jn
new capitol when he goes. to f°N°w by itev. Gilbert Carey,
^Persistent Borrewer—Sir, I’ve
Court house supplies .
11.64 U ck to Washington. It has even W
the Christmas of b ^ n to the bank and won’t ask
J. F. Noonan, Painting fence 35.00 ^een suggested that Holman would
Ve
«P®cl*l joy?*
yoa for ntopey. They’ve fixed up
Joe Truitt, Stamps for Clerk’s
wjinng to postpone -‘his ’ .trip! • Leonard Mauros has received a note and I’ll g e t.lt from them
office $10.12; Clerk’s conven-
back to the national capitol until an appointment into the , naval just as soonas you sign the note!
tion $25.00
, 3542
the republicans take ¡over service but will ramain at hoipe MacTawsh—Ah, Jrll , tell you
Geo. A. Potter, County Judge’s
. the reins of government in Ore- , for the time being awaiting fur- what I’ll do! You get the hank
salary
87.50 &cn agajn on January 9 in order thei orders. -.4 ,<>#
to sign the note and I’ll lend you
David .Reid, County Comsnb- < fto t bring, about Stadelman’s ap-
LaVane Canneti arrived home the money myself!
sloner's fees
26 65 poiptment. Governor ^ect.Spragpe, f: cm > California
_ ___ * <ba spend
_
the
T. Lester Johnson, District
however,, so. .rumor goes/ has re-i Christmas season with her parents, 118 bit.
Attorney’s expense (
18 60 fused tfo p b y ball with Holman on Mr. and Mrs, F. L. Cannell/- ;
B^tty was looking very dlscon-
Otis Baker, janitor
6600 the Stadelman appointment, being
Students conring home • from tented when her friend Joan en‘
Zell Funeral Home, autopsy
reluctant to incur the displeasure, from college to spend the holidays
ber m the morning
of Dewey Burrell,
25.00 of poWerful Republican leaders in at their respective homes are
What 8 the m atter?” the b t -
Farmers Elevator A Supply
Multnomah county who feel that PbiiiR Andrews, Eugene Spencer,
*sked‘
r
Co., insurance on Fair
1 their particular section of the state Harry Dean Proudfoot and Ted
Yqu know 1 WB8 out "^h an
grounds
225.00 u entitled to representation on the Proudfoot, Tom Landles, of U. of eriRoF last ni* h t?" »napped Betty.
State Indus. Acc. Com“ -
board of control and that Holman’s 0 :; James and Philip O’Meara of
a8? inJ ”
Peace officers protection
4.45 suocessor «hnnld
come Linfield; Miss Gertrude
X
V * A M « V . I XV Cannell
1 1
H 1
should therefore • •-come
inqruired
Joan
Reath« Sayrs, Assea.or s office
| from the third Congreaaional dia- of Willamette; Donald McDermid. ,, At
he Put » “ “ 1*“ “
>»1P
' • « » t r t e t ? ••
Glenn Van Gilder and Drfvid Rich- ,hrou« h h llf ">7 order-" -
;
May A Son Jail expense
.98
ederfer from Oregon State; Miss
AI,
7 “
.
Joseph A. Mee, Registering:««y r -
Katherine
Richelderfer
from Wat-
Mills , A11 eollectiona from Oregon em-
Governor
Martin
although
a college(
great
admirer
.of
Stadelsaan
is
un»
.l^
p
/H
a
x
e
l
Marie
electors
2.90
Annual N ew Y aars <u«*aa a t »iy«
XV wv wv XV
Opal. Brady, Registering elec
tors
1.10
J. E. Norton, registering elec
tors
1.00
I. D. Pike, registering elec
tors
• 2«90
Chas. R. Logan, county audit 47.50
Naomi Van Gilder, Treasurer’s
convention *
18.80
Geo. A. Potter, Judge’s ex
pense
30.70
J. M. Wilson, mileage to Judge
convention
20.00
Sherman County Public Health
Association, Tuberculosis -
Christmas seal
b.00
from and after the 25th day of tut n a o n u N il, M ary a .
January, 1939, offer for sab a t HILTON, formerly Mary A. Ed
private sale and sell for cash at wards, and THOMAS SILVER-
314 Davia Building in tha City of THORN, Defendants. *
By virtue of an execution, judg
Portland, Multnomah
County,
Oregon all of the following de ment order, decree and order of
scribed real property situated in sale issued out of the above en
Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: titled Cour| in the shove cause,
to me directed and dated the 7th
The West I of . Section. Thir
day of December, 1938, in favor
ty-four. (34), Township Two
of Edward E. Merges, plaintiff.
< (2), North Range Eighteen
and against lAgnas Ny«, Mary A.
(18), E a st-o f the Willamette
Meridian, and- the Southwest ¡Hilton, formerly Mary *A^ Ed-
1 -Of "Section Twenty »■ Seven ¡wards, and Thomas Sib
defendants, for the sum of | l (
(27), Township Two (2),North
00 with interest thereon 0t the*
Range Eighteen (18), East of
the Willamette «Meridian, and i rate of 8% per annum from Octo
ber 1, 1929, and, the further sum
the Northeast t of Section
of $39.83 with interest thereon
Thirty-three (33), Township
at 6% per annum from Seotemfeer
Two (2 ), North Range Eigh
27, 1988, and, tha further tumi of
teen (18) i East of the Willam
$200.00 attorney’s feea and $57.15
ette Meridian.
This sale will be made subject coste and disbursements, and the
to the confirmation of the above ¡ costs of and upon this writ, corn-
entitled Court:
-r. ■ manding me to make sale of the
Date of First Publication—Dee.! following described real property
23, 1938. Date of last Pública- «ituated in the County of Sher-
tion—January 13, 1939.
‘i “ >n, State of Oregon, to-wit:
Neoma E. Smith
‘
Southwest quarter o f the
Administratrix of the Estate of, Southwest quarter of Section
Seventeen (17); the P utheast
Elizabeth Davis, Deceased, and
quarte" of Section F {?hteen
Guardian of the Estate of Gladys
(18): the North half of the
Marie Davis, A Minor.
Northeast ouarter of Section
Nineteen (19); the North half
Notice of Final- Settlement
of the Northwest quarter of
Notice is given that Saturday,1 Section Twenty (20): all in
the 21st day of January, 1989, at
Township Four (4) South,
the hour o f 10 o'clock a .m., and
Range Fifteen (15) East,
the courtroom in the courthouse
Willamette Meridian.
at Moro, Oregon, has been fixed
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue
as the tim e and >lace for the o f
execution, judgment order,
hearing on the final report and decree and order of sale and m
compHancc with the commands of
ins froifl g fc -H itt,. H ill; Chris- m^tsCompenaation fund must be m ^ strator of U e estate of the „ ¡ j
on
the
kin?,
inc -fiuckid ' tt« A --Wasttnrton P*’< out
to unemployed Purtne , h „ of Bryant A Pepper, n t h day of Jannary. MS», at H .-
tine
itate and Miss V blana H a rp e r, " orkeJr ’;
»dmmutratloo *'1'1 «bj settlement thereof.
00 o’clock a. m. at the front door
State
is
paid
by
the
federal
government
C.
L.
Pepper,
Adminiatrator.
7-10
o f the Courthouse In Moro, Sher-
St. Marys.
man County, Oregon, sell at ptiblic
Mias Winifrjd Fortner arrived
in THE COUNTY COURT OF
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
auction
(sdbject to redemption),
from Hillsboro where . she ■ is a THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
to
the
highest
bidder for cash in
teacher
«
, in physical science
THE COUNTY OF SHERlMAN; SHERMAN COUNTY
hand all the rieht title and int« r
Stephen O’Meara and Gordon
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
In the Matter of the Estate of est which the within named de-
Johnson were listed at Linfleld TATE OF ELIZABETH DAVIS, David S. Walters, deceased
fendants, and each and all of
, Four outstanding historic events college visiting with James and DECEASED, AND IN THE MAT- SS FINAL NOTICE
them in the above entitled suit,
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in the (discovery, exploration and Phil O’Meara and at Willamina to TER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP
TO WHOM
IT MAY CON- hod on the 18th day of November,
.
OF GLADYS MARIE DAVIS, A CERN: Notice is hereby given, 1926. the date of ttoe mortgage
founding of .Oregon ar.e depicted see Gordon’s parents.
in the murals now being hung in
Maeline Loomis of Fossil is a MINOR.
that Roy J. Baker, Administrator herein foreclosed, or since that
the rotunda Qf the new capitol. guestr of her grandparents, Mr. NOTICE OF SALE QF REAL of the above entitled estate, has date had in and to the above de-
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PROPERTY.
One of the huge canvasses .depicts and Mrs. Art Barzee.
rendered, presented and filed his scribed property, o r . any part
the discovery of' th e ’ Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Max Grishaber of • Notice is hereby given that the final account therein for settle- therer* to satisfy said execution,
river by Captairt Robert Grey in Newport are guests of (M>. and urkders’kned, administratrix
of mint, and said Court has appointed juo’rment order and decree, inter- -
The recently expressed threat
CLAIMS PRESENTED AND 1892. Another show« the Lewis &
Mrs.
Vernon
Van
Gilder
and
fhm-
the
Estate
of
Elizabeth
Davis,
de-
Monday, February 6th, 1939 at e \ c - t s and accruing costa,
by teacher» in Oonnetticut thatl ALLOWED AGAINST THE ROAD
-n
ily.
i .,: ;
cep^ed, and Guardian of the Es- the hour of two o’clock p. m. in
Dat d at Moro, Oregon, Decem-
they
boycott
Oregon
dneu would
because
of di.Hk.
for pro-
the| FUND,
Claimant DECEMBR
Account TERM,
j L o 1938
unt
A* thiM • The "seventh and eighth grade V’tB ° f Glady8 M ,rie D ,v i‘ -
the County Court room, of the be.- 10, 1938.
eighth giade mjror> by virtue of an Order of
Cotmiy Court house, in Moro,
First •Publication, December 18.
boys played basketball with St.
uew anti-picketing law is an ex-| L. L. Peett, road master
74.05 murai depicts Dr. John McLaugh- Mery, team in The D alle, and met c ± t ’ e , t . » ? , . Í
C° “':t’’ Sherman County, Oregon, as a 1938;
Last Publication. January
ample of a hasty conclusion, drawn K. Dunlap, road labor
43.40 iint Hudsons Bay company factor defeat Saturday ’ 'nfeht Rooter, rt,“ r
, «S
I T " 7 tim e and place for the hearing and 13, 1939.
without much forethought.
I E. MoPherson, road:tebot
57*20 1 at Vancouevr greeting the first from here were M i,,- Bracken, ‘^'i Co“ nt« !of S^ rm*" duIy m*d* final settlement of said account,
C C WILSON
Boycott of Oregon goods, If C. Bargenholt, road labor
52.40 wbite woman to arrive in the Ore- Eunice B-itton, Gordon Rich, Thel- n d '“I ' ' / 0,". ,h* «»»h day of and of any rfcjections thereto.
Sheriff
of
Sherman County, Oregon
possible at all, would certainly re- H. Yocum, road labor
49.00 gon xjpuntey, among them Mrs. ma Lutje and Hazel- B e ic .
Roy
J.
Baker,
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f
duce employment in Oregon and J. Cothran, road labor
47.00 Ngrcissa .Whitman, wife of the
Mr -nzi m x n v-i n
Elizabeth Davis, deceased, licens-
A d m in istrato r. Eureka Ladge No. 121 A-F A A-M
cause more trouble for the work-1 W. Kelly, road labor
30.50 pioneer < missionary. The fourth «
accom" in* tfce administratrix to sell a n j ---------------------
ingmen than they have now. Ore- C. Herrin, road labor
Meets on the 1st and
<3.50 mural depicts the arrival of the panied by Mrs E .- ^ e ld visited undivided 3-45 intereat in the' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
gon workmen have enough to wor- C. Axtell, road labor
>rd Thursday eve
W,th relat,lvés at Golden- hereinafter described real proper-¡THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
38.00
great
wagon
train
of
1843
with
ry about as it is with a bunch of C. Mersinger, road ¡labor
nings of each month.
ptori m ^1
¿1
V x
tv’ and by virtue of an Order of THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
47.00 the new settlers-whose presence In
leaders interested more in fight- Geo. Wilson, road labor
Visiting members cor
Medler ,s visiting from Sale issued out of the County No. 2481
13-201 the Oregon country was destined
ing one another and the public V. Guyton, road labor
dially invited to meet
17.60 ; to save the territory to the United Portland with his brother, Walter Court of the State of Oregon for! NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
than in representing the members A. Bekksdahl, road labor
EDWARD E. MERGES, P I . ^
17.60« States.
Four .. smaller murals
Mr 6 j MÍA* y ta
k tke County of Sherpnan duly made
of the organisations.
| A. Shearer, road labor
¿ aandtt , ' J’ Pe ” aven an(i and entered on the 10th day of,
48.50 placed at either, aide o f , the broad
daughter, He|en of The Dalles December, 1938 in the Guardian-!
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
E. McQuillen
I2.T0 staircase leading to the House and v,,ited
Sunday^with MR and M5>. ship Estate of Gladys M arie’
When children start to school I Geo. Wallace, road labor
•^^70, senate chambers depicts the state’s
Buy :
Davis licensing the Guardian to
they are curious about everything W. Johnson, road labor
Moro Lodge Nat 113. LO. O. F.
1.90 principal industrtes-rr lumbering, G<£ r*e ^ ? ° n\ . .
and want to learn to read so L. L. Peeta, road master
One
table
of
invited
guests
was
sd
l
an
undivided
1-27
interest
in,
Moro, Oregon
72-50. fishing, dairying, fruit raising,
they can explore the- world’s K. Dunlap, road labor
Meets 1st and 3rd
74.50 grainy mining and grazing. Two Included ^Wednesdáy toben con- the hereinafter descrfced real
G a s e o B riq u e ts
knowledge; after twelve or six- E. McPherson, road labor
Tuesdays
in tho
85.70 other large murals, yet to be paint- tract club l . members met with Mrs. property belonging to the said
O. G. Hildeibfand. ____
teen years of schooling they re- C. Bargenholt, road labor
I.O..O.F.
hall
Tran
minor,
Gladys
Marie
Davis,
will
63.80 ed, will occupy panels at the front
gard one who has the curiousity H. Yocum, road labor
sient and visiting
An evening of cards and a late
44.50
of
the
House
and
Senate'chambers.
to study industriously as a dis-1 J. Cothran, road labor
brothers are cordi-
35.50 One of these will portral the con- dinner was given for ¿he husbands
gusting grind.
J W. Kelly, road labor
z
ally
invited to meet
by
members
of
the
junior
bridge
53.50 troversial Chaxnpoeg incident in
with ua.
C. Herrin, road labor
53.00 which the settlers vote the Oregon club at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Roosevelt asks if the peo- C. Mersinger, road labor
21.50 country into the United States. Walt Blau Saturday night. Mrs.
T h e p r ic e w ill raise; R*lph E
pie of the United States want the A. Shearer, road labor
17.00 ( The other will depict the arrival Hildred Zell held high score and
children of the president to earn Geo. Wallace, road labor
fr o m $ 1 5 to $ 1 6 off! Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S
6.80 of the courier from Oregon City at Mrs. Joe Hildeibrand’low.
their own living. The answer IE. McQuillen, road labor
The regular meeting of the
6.3^ Salem with news of the admission
would be a decided yea if the em-j p. Smith, road labor
tr u c k a fte r th e aaao«.
first!
„ . Every
v “ ’ Second
o0’ ° 7 r°
n,
17.70 of Oregon into thé union of states. Tuesday afternoon study dub was
Meets
and
phasis is put on the earn.
Paul Wilson, road labor
35.00 The murals are being hung under postponed and held Friday after-
Fourth
Thursday«
in
each
o f th e year.
V. Guyton, road labor ..
2.60 _____
the personal supervision of th e l^ °°n S,°
*°uld attend the
Month. Visiting members
Npw
kx
Äx<«4^fIfüne’‘al.oi?M
rs.
Stev^aour*
Smith Auto F»rta Co.; road. ' ¿ J N e V .^ o r i“ iftS r t7 ” who‘; plinUd
Invited
¿lor
•«pphei.
/
^ 9 W ] l» e m - F ,a n k H. Sch-wart« and
Mem&ers of The
londike 500
Schwartz and
Kerrone Christianson W. 14.
club
met
Mrs.
Pacific Power A Light C>.
B<P
MtP^qald
B an p FanHcfiqr.. Tt}» U rge» jpttt-
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
Lights in machine shed * U.25
at* the Koine of Mid
d r ! / McDônald
ale measure 101 by 26 feet in size.
O’Meara Supply and Imp. C o /
The smaller murals are 101 by 18 and mother, . Mrs. Medler. This
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No» l i t
Road supplies
• * ’ *59.07 feet. Already 25 months have been WRs a Christmas party with a tree
From the Observer, Dec. 22, 1899Ì
Mora, Oregon
Wells Freight Line, freight on
consumed in the painting of the and exchange of gifts.-
I Meets 2d A 4th Tues
road supplies
19.73 canvasses and six months more will
A hearty response was given
The Rutledge school gave an
' day of each month. ’
entertainment December 15 at I *• E" Norton, road supplies
3.60 be required to complete the from here to an invitation f-om
, Visiting membera welj
the Rebekah and Odd-«Fellows
which time members of the Rut- H um-A-Lum Lum&er Co.,
task.
icome.
lodges of Moro Wednesday eve
ledge, Ruggles, Whitney and Smith
Lumber for bridges
353.55
M . G . M e lz e r , M g r.
' Thelma Miller, N.G. J
ning when the hosts entertained
families appeared in recitation Ore5 ° n Culvert 4 Pipe Co.,
! Florence Johnsten.See
Threat
of
a
national
boycott
of
at homecoming.
The following
and song coached by Emma Ward
Culverts
102
Oregon products
by Wbor
• who is now teaching her fifth!
O’1 Co., gasoline
76.x;o zat;on-
M mpie,,ro
nx organi- members from here . attended:
term. Tom Callahan sold the boxes I J*
McKean, road supplies 3.40' aRajn8t this state for aimroval
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Addington;
roallain, ,2 0 therefrom.
| Sherman J. Frank, e x p lc .
| ^ ' » T t l X C W
ron“^
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins; Mr. I
A large sleigh party of Moro I
458.1 in a letter received ji by' Gqvepaqr and Mrs. S. J. Brock; Mr. and
M /s. Donald; JOhalfW^
and
young folk visited Messers Otto,I
Armvworthy, labor and
this week
Louis, Fred and Ben Peetz and
8“pPlie*
41.70 Martin
x
tp.phpr«
union from
in the head Mrs. Roy Belshee; Mr. and M rs/
their sisters at the farm home MeKean 4 Mauros, cement for
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—...... B-adv,
Harland Johnson:
Monday night
roads
38.50
1 ^ ^ » ^ n g a copy of the Hugh Miathieson, Margaret L eff/
The Sherman County Bank, Wasco Pharmacy, First Aid
|
| £UnC^kSp^ n:Cer’ Ida Hetzler’ E sth er’
Wasco will wind up its affairs! 8tfPpl’”
.50 ?
union say«., lh>t-
Jiasaipcugh. Eliza Dingle, Wilma Wilde,:
defstdod-' - to ■ feet v. khaaelf - duty
bound to appoint a Democrat in
case -the .. selection of Holman’s
successor falls to- his lot as now
appears to be the case with Hol
man understood to be packing his
bags in preparation for departure
for Washington immediately after
Christinas.
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MORO LUMBER 8
FUEL YARD
ffiÄNY GIFTS
Y
THtJ. P Y ateLStoreWASC?
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A receiver will F° 88 4 Co ’ Tires a»d «up-
1 ^ ^ k e d ^ n
AV61’"6 t ™ 1’ a
ecum aud
pheg
<9.36 Z*
k d ,n. a natl0,nal boycott-of Akers, Jessie Amos. Charles Sis- '
'Union Oil Co., gasoline
’ 45.37 Ore*on apples, wqolens and other cel, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fields,
products in
From the Observer, Dec. 24, 19091 Shell Oil Co., gasoline
108.36
Sam Baker’s house, the finest Geo. B. Moon, road supplies
in Grass Valley, was destroyed by Flatt Service Station, road
fire Monday.
I supplies
j 25
Lester Johnson
5AFETy SO NNETS
At a meeting of the Moro coun- Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., road
cil Monday evening reports show-1 supplies
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4 95
LAWYER
ed that city indebtedness was clear-1 Moro Garage^ Oil
76.34
ed up. Next year the city can have Mrs. C. M. Snider, rent for m i-
',](/M 0 R 0 j J
a note burning and be out of debt. I chine shed
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BRAVO! Keep your eye on Moro. | National Hospital Association
I. D. Pike has bought of A. S.l Road employees protectibn 84.60
Roberta the Cherry City Grocery! State Industrial Accident Comrn.-
at Dalles City and Mr< Roberts
Road employees protectibn 38.29
has -bought the Pike section of I Wee. Wilde Garage, road sup- '
fir m
la n d
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plies
farm
land.
O ’M EA RA
Tom Eaton, Wasco drayman Geo. Wilde, road supplies
stopped a train that was starting Shell Oil Co., gasoline
S u p p ly & Im p . C o
Mahler A Stalker, gravel
to n u j m y ,
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Union Oil Co., gaeoline
From the Observer Dec. 26,1919
John Deere
Caterpillar
Geo. A. Potter, Judge's ex-
Groceries—bleats—F resh
we understand.
be anoointed
to“ *
WASCO MARKE!
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season
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P S . Drop in and sea what wa haaa
CATERPILLAR
FOR MEN
Scarfs
H oleproof Sox
FOR LADIES
7 5 c~ $ 1 .0 0
35c--50c
$ 3 .5 0 -5 .0 0
8.50
1 .2 5 -7 .4 5
50c—95c
$75c—2.95
Dresses
- 1,
Scfcrfs
H oleproof Hose
W o o l Gloves
Slips A Gowns
Pi|entes/ Reyon A Outin j.
House Slippers
Handkerchiefs