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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1939)
Official County Paper Moro, Oregon. F r id a y , J a n u a r y 13, 1939 ïift y - first Year S x 10 J a n u a ry ^ , O f Oregon it« Government and People * erm Local Legislators Sherman County Local Boys To Legislative Summary of County Court Get Committee Odd Fellows Session Starts The Local News Show Calves Proceedings A t Denver Assignments COUNTY COURT PROCEED-' Of 1938 Two outstanding 4-H club beef lu Salem Committee assignments for the Hold Installations INGS, JA N U A X f TERM, 1909 January 4, 1939, being the tim e' for the regular term of Court, of Sherman County' in the State of Oregon, the Honorable Court did meet in tha County Courtroom a: Mo o, a t the hour of 10:90 f oject boys, Rdbert King of Sher- i lan county and Bill McDonald of Salons Meet In New A Br el N< tatien of the Wasco copnty, are making prepa rations to exhfcit calves at the Building; Hear Outgoing Changes Taking Place In National Livestock Show at Den ver, Colorado, during the last And Incoming Governors Our County During 1938 week in January. Under the tall capitol dome _____ ________ Bill McDonald waa the owner ° ’c2 ° ck “ m ’ Bettor _____________ Roads Asked— The first I nuetiwg of the 1988 Court was and feeder of the calves that plac- surmounted by the statue of the PreS<‘n ' faced with delegations from nearly' cd G and Champion and Reserve pioneer who stand* out in his new Comm i eve y section of the county asking Champion at the 1938 Pacific Inter- coat of gold leaf aa prominenty for seme sort of road improvem* national and Bob King was the as a twenty dollar gold piece in a T. U ste r j ohn» n . Dirt. Attor Truitt, County Clerk j Br„ k. H, vord_ During feeder of the calf placing Grand new dealer’s hand—if such a thing Champion at the Pacific Interna- can be imagined—Oregon’s for- ^ ' ‘« .v .m o r Mnnrisv afternoon trol Several b ill, important to .tolled the following office .! Vcr- The following proceeding, were ; 19J7 1<91 | ncj,M ofiraln fell Vonal in 1937. These two boys tieth legislative assembly Monday The £ . 7 o f office administer- Irricn ltu « are e r p e T e T to co»« non Miller. N. G.; Orlo M .rtin, V. had at ..id term of Court: j to the recold of , 4 89 m. de in will accompany the Herbert Chand-j organised and listened to speeches L by Chief Justice John L. Rand in to thia committee thia .« ..io n , G.; Joe Truitt Secretary; Charles, L '.it o t ^ t M 1918 fc May. pIrov*’d W the d i " ' br show herd leaving from Bake-¡by the outgoing and incoming gov- o f th e Oreron suoreme court particularly the one for erosion Montgomery, Treasurer; Joe Rit- of claims presented against t ^ month and June the wettest of lste this month and assist in show- ernora. of the Oregon supreme court. p a r t ic u la r ly ^ ^ W ankn; Mdvin General Fund. , Claims allowed any year gince tbe records ing thia herd which also will be Room for spectators in the house exhibited at the National Livestock chamber is limited and it waa all Immediately after taking the Taxation and Conductor; W. B. Rice, Chaplin: ordered paid. , been keipt at the gtation. Show. ' used, so many were there who ?Cth uPraiT addre“ €? Revenue, which m ay,handle some Theo. Johnston, R. S. S.: Richard In the matter of the pajjneM of New Rent R&ad OpeBed Jan Following the Denver show th e , wished to see the ceremonies at- ^hem o£ fhe tax legislation. Other com- Bruckert, L. S. S.; Lewis McKee, cl»>™ presented w m s t tte «^>ad( _ c w # tn # Kent using c<>unty message m which he urged them mjtteeg upon he aerve R g N. G ; Clarence M esinger, Fund. Claims allowed and order-, machln..ry constructed a road from boys plan to accompany the Chand-I tendant to. the retirement of hr herd on to the Ogden, Utah Charles Martin and the inaugura- ; ^ oven'ment, * • ¡¡Z l Ed»ea’«"n," c iu n « e a " « d 'c f t . L. S. N. G .?A. Douma. R. S. V .G .; M P»Ut _ . f z» Kant to the John Day river going show and from there return; tion of Charles Sprague. Formal and not the master of the people. ,pOvi.inn T^v« n tv »...«. I. « v n Horace Re: Annual G. Douma, L. S. V. G.: Horace Ke: 4An™ ÄI a L - m / I down Kakin cpnyon and Pine The most pressing problem be- *n<* Revision of Laws. ceremonies and the fanfare of McKee, Inside Guardian; Percy Wright, Sherman County A gent Ho,Jqw home. office taking have an attraction for fore the state, Sprague said, con the people of democracies anyway, tinues to be economic: how to in- C Z -a^l a s ö Ä V - X s s f c S J i X it seems, and one can preceive crease the income of the people F U I I I I C5 X V i X Ä F^n.” ^ b t t / n c e n r t ^ V o f T o o paid.l ».any y e a r, of Ulne... easily how humans must enjoy the and provide for it. fair distrihu- Farmers Met, Jan. 22—to organ- _ . a FMnrshall, . « a «• • installed 11 1 A A • « ^ifr-tion ^1 « 4 mn allowed. 1 tiappings of royalty. „ A . mail, Grand ------------ , Application of Albert Henry Be a She: man •county branch of But of all the royalty since time Wheat acreage allotment« and the following officers: Rebekah On the subject of taxation 'T ----- retail tbe Associated Farmers of Ore- Rv PT.nk S a y » I ¡"’"«"’«"»I indeed h*ve *“ d The Moro basket ball team , did the pleasure of meeting in a spot Jan. 21st—Jesse A. Bar- very well over the weekend win- n>®r® elegant than 1. the new long time resident] of Blng three and losing on. in two »tote cap.tol of O r ^ n . It I. not Valley and vicinity, after a bouhleheader games. , d like mj »cr vuC .wmi uary. x w i n ...... Conductor; Florence Martin, cnap- w v , -- - ghoH iHne;;s prOnounced to be property owners lightened Sprague that it will be possible for farm- lifi; Ma/be, M<.Kee> R. S. N. G.: 'beer license. Fee of |8.00 paid. noiaoning Friday night the teams drove to »'gned and built by m e r e : m , • ‘7 ^ " ' . ' declared that he saw greater hope ers in the wheat producing area Marie Peters £, g. n . G.: Belle lA»pnlication allowed. M arried Jan 10th Mias Viraal Dufur for our second p ™ with hut it 1. . ■‘« P * « * . T ; <*">«*, .«• .» • r . .^ .r » " ry them thia season. The second tommi game wa. fast and very . c l . . . B in Modern form without the high fee oaid. Application allow- M. Richelderfer, of Wasco by can- throughout, ending In a tie. In dome that eharacterutod capitol which will lift the level of income program which affect the wheat Guardian; Vivian Trounce, $5 00 y - .- . -- ---------------------- I dle’irht a t ' the home of Harry the overtime Barn» threw th . huddlng» for many generation., and thua lighten the pressure of producer in this area?- Previously Out?5de Guardiani- Alice Conlee, ed. . RicHeM«rfer taxation. the information on AAA programs y u,;c;an. Application of Herbert Howard 2 . Harvev basket that won th . game for Moro.' The bou.e chamber h Mg»i and He declared himself as opposed did not get into the field until af- d o ’.n|? Bonnie #nd - Jocik WUlard for renewal £ 1 9 ^ r a t o t t ywjnf from The final aeo-e waa * to IS. Half *>»e m dark wood of heauttfnl time .core w a. ( to 2. U »M .p «raining. The carpet has «PH®“ to the imposition of any new taxes ter a large share of the farm pro- p ” C™ ,i * t57o"numbers and Miss b7 L * t i o . n allowed.’ I*0™; *J*ained * lictn8< i# Port' was Gentry, BHI Axtell, Kenny, 5Jf by this session, especially sales or P .m had been completod which t ’ *',” ’ ?p1* yed0."piano” olo. P1 »cation allowed, i T ’A / J i k l » » of Sheriff’s turnover report of cur- 1;ind to be m a n e d soon Martin. Ranee Soba were Ax- half h»«h ,n £ • ‘ he desks a r e o f gross income levies, and sai^ that m«If it necessary for the opera- Wednesday evening, January ♦axes collected. Ragert ac- Taxes Lower— for county tell, Shipley and Melaer. I »*urdy oak; th . chain j « , upbol- it was his conclusion that Ore- tors to rearrange their program 4th/'the G ass ' Valley ’ TU<bekahs rpn' - “7 ’— -w— ■’ by J5 per cent 1<ywer T , ' «tered in green leather— «ppr0* gon’s present tax structure, plac- to ronfo-m with v s r ^ h e l d open installation of officers; repqrt <4 school taxes an* tha nearing oi The flrat .tring < a me w m the for th , more youthful fyg reliance on property and income of the program. She. man county’s rizW -Fallow« and wives being , Sheriffs ____ ^ a d jtebt nariad. 4- hardest game o f te e season for, U x c is «ound. I f the legi.totore tctsl .oil d u e t t o » ^ e w e Ulot- electiw offlcer! ¡„. de.mqoent toxe. effected. W h o rt W. A. the Moro squad. The game start-: will «pply rigid economy in .ppro- ment for » * » '" 249;13? »tailed were Gladys Rolfe Noble ’ Udp1>, itioB vac, te R .ttle- Cook, of the public utilitie. eom. ed out with Moro getting the first Senate Room Smaller pristing money the revenue, will Tl,e,e acre, will be dhrtributod to Biker Vic(. G rlnd. Re: Pet“ 'onJ ’ “ J “ n, i . , ion. C. G. Duffin and John basket, then Dufur forged ahead senate ia convening in a be adequate for e»een t4.l,.of gov- the farm er, on the b u .s a t the».- Sec. etary; and Mabel C°untJ tern of Farrington of the telephone com- by using a four men defense. The w a lle r room and seats there are ernment during the next biennium, previous farm plan. a . estaM.ah- B,iylock ,A(fter inrtsl- p "f "T ed untl1 Febru,,ry term >nd , host of Ke„t farmers. score at the half was 20-20. D ur-. done jn walnut; chairs are unhol including for r n pub- program. 1^.1»J1_» increased sums . . , m , fo ub- ed for the 1938 urogram. : lationwere the usual short talks, C®“" - _ , . T y ,,,» « .« , month- member, of the Kent telephone ing the third quarter both teams, stered |n brown indicating, some instrumental music by P of. Tapp 1..’ * nn®"Un^ t " t e d eonnany, who wlahed to be eon- tightened up which held the score ha ve said, a deep brown study, lie Assistance, he said. ---------------------- With relation to the problem of and Miss Traibue; and dancing. 1 Anpointment of County nnr'ed with the «xchange at Graaa down somewhat, the third quarter <nd oGiers a dark brown taste, relief Sprague declared the t i m e vO m T H ltlC C carpet here hoe a design al- At a late hour lunch was served. , Dr p t p d ey ap- Valley. The telephone company score being 29 to 28. Soon after p '7 te d County Physician. ! delegate, held a local exchange tlie start of the fourth quarter ^m ating between a leaping aal- has come when we need to ceor- dinato more fully the various , 0 M e e t J a i l . Z l S l Ra Appointment of one mem- w - most feasible from the flnan- Moro garnered five point« and mon and sheaves of wheat—not a phases of the social security pro- ....... _ went into the lead which they held yery productive looking strain how- SZ ’. T n » th M CUu tlll the end of the game. The final tyar gram. Emphasis should be put on Tbs annual meeting of the rehabilitotion’ and return of indi- grange agricultural c o m m it t o « ! ^ I - u n ( | f y E x p l o s i o n jn center of the building ’<*" Sacre, daughter of Mr. and score was 39 to 36. Line-up was viduals to self-support, he said.!members and the m .ste-s .. to b e, V I U d U lI U I T l u A J /.y . r t .u Cnunty Fair Boarr-. Christianson, French, Bill Axtell, ^rgt thjng to be seen by the H oU.rnressM i "the^hooe that Ore- held at the county agent’s office I Word was received here Satur- R .; Appointment of DeMoss Mi J. C. Wilson of ^ ent He expressed the hope Ore J>nuary 21>t 10:00 <i4y fcy „ „ A s Johnson from p „rk ^ „ „ ty appoint. ry C. Nelson of Bend, at the home Pinkerton and Sayra. Substitutes ¡ncomjng citizen is the seal of the gon would promptly increase its were Kenny. Pinkerton and Chris- gt>te done in raiSed bronze. Around of the bride’s parents. contribution to the needy aged so a m., for the purpose of out- her b.other in law, Carl Stamey ed , A , r „ „ n t v R ead Auction » l e Feb. 25-aponsored tainson were high point men with vestibule are murals —---- at S verton, that an explosion in Re : Appointment of County Road aucuoh r « . a that the maximum of $30 a month lining agricultural programs for 18 and 10 points respectively. j nhowing the major industries of L. L. Peetz, — Roy Powell - by z -----— - the Sherman . County Livestock would be available to all persons cnch subordinate grange and for the tumbler in his laundry Friday view ers, u. Saturday night Moro waa host 0,-pgon livestock, dairying, etc. It ; associafon at the F air in need of that amount. thc Pomona Grange. Mr. Ralph morning had partially wrecked anH H. A. Walker,, appointed. to The Dalles Papooses. The jg qUj^e impressive and much finer the building and equipment. No Re : Appointment of road mas- with 9; “ - • On the subject of labor Sprague Beck, representative of the state ecr. iOO head of horses were sign- second string lost by a close but thMn the ojd cwpftol and, of course, voiced a plea for “a season of extension service, will cooperate one was seriously injured, though ter. L. L. Peetz appointed. erratically played game by one not jn |he clagg M the oid flying glass was a l t e r e d 200 feet * Re: Drawing 200 name« for ed up for the sale and 10 h.ad of labor peace.” All parties have and essist in outlining this pro- point, 17 to 18. The half score wa*, armory which had none of the suffered severely from the pro- g^am as will be done in e v e r y and most of the doors and win- Circuit Court Jurors for the year cattle 9 to 6. Line-up was Gentry, Bob dj|fnjty a state house should have . ; longed disputes that have wreck- county in the state of Oregon, dows blown out. Two men sleep- 1939. 200 names drawn. ing in a garage near the end of Application of the Sherman Coun Held at the court house with re- Axtell, Kenny, Martin and Barsee. and hardly any of the conveniences ed Oregon the past four years, he With each grange a g r ic u ltu r a l Substitutes were Belahee, Shipley,: g legislative hall should have, said. He complimented Governor committee meeting togethed it is the building were blown out of ty Journal as official newspaper ports from commrttee as and Lutje. Belahee waa high pointj • por who enjoy seeeing fine . Martin upon his masterful hano- that 4»ore progresa in M f e bed as the door tQ. th«ir room was f o^ Sherman Countv for the year C-rps, man with 8. , ____ ________ graining in building woods the 1939. Chermen County Journal and rural hfe ling of the purge of labor goons cultural planning will be posstHe blown in. Moro and the Papooses played capitol is a fine spot to spend a M-. Stamey felt the explosion aq official County Paper. • e .V / « m and p ’omised that “the gains thus s™«* »» the programs will con- might a game full of spectacular shots few hours. Choice of wood used h»vc been caused by dyna- Re : Bond of R A. Stow, Jua- uable J"'®™*»«’" ,utu« made will not be relinquished tain objectives from a county wide and good team work. The Moro jn the building and furniture is t °^g 8 Vr i during mv administration.” While standpoint and bring about effec- mite caps in some of the clothing ti',n of the Peace. Bond accepted. in the tumbler a . there is seem- Re : Bond of Nadmi Van Gilder, Feb. 21. Waaco Cixle Clnb M e t - squad had pulled out of the t|red-, excellent. It is a pleasure to see Hc felt that the recently enacted tive ag ¡cultural activities affect ingly nothing about a tumibler County Treasurer. Bond accepted. Jo hear Jamea Morrell dtecu» the nest to be expected after the Dufur a*nd run the hand over in appre- picketing” measure was defer- ing the entire county. that could possibly cause an ex- ,Re: Semi-annual report of the labor respon.fl.ility MU He w « game and won handily 82 to 24. elation. five in its drafting and too drastic ' G<v# T y ^ i 8paeCh uloslon of that kind. The blast County Treasurer of Sherman enthusla.tiely received by a large Half store waa Moro 1«, The Dalle«! in its terms he urged that since , , was reported heard five blocks Countv, Oregon. Period ending group of fanners and business 13. Line-up was French, Pinker- it had been atpproved by the voters ton Sayrk, Bill Axtell and Chris-1 Retiring Governor Martin gave away. December 31, 1938. Report ac- men. it be allowed to “pass to the test « ----- --------------- 1 e »fed and filed. „ T T \ ^ 1 ° tainson. Pinkerton and Axtell a typical speech. -Reading his of the court end of experience ” Court adiourned, .object to call Mr. and Mr«. A. Roee by the » « • were high point men with 13 and 8 speech compared to hearing him hkhf. respectively r^rw^tiviJv. ItaMTis like eating unseasoned Sprague said he had in mind a onic and Eastern Star orders upon •W point« of County Judge. plan of his own for dealing with William T. Jowett, 76, long time will food compared to salted and eea- This Friday night Moro s r>T a tm «; PRESENTED IA1ND Mieir departure from Moro to re- labor problems which he might resident of Antelope, died JfiBVary The relief committee met at the C_LA IIi,n AGAINST THE GEN- tire after forty years labor for play Kent at Moro. * I soned foods. He has the habit of submit to the legislature later in 4th at the Veterans hospital »» court house Wedesday morning to > dropping his paper to the dealt, . < f u n d JANUARY TERM/ the Union Pacific Co., twenty-eeven ' of which were spent in Moro. the session for consideration. Portland afte- a nine months uP bring thir work up to date. This F' £ L FUN , and putting the spice in at the He urged the kawmakers to ness Funeral services Were held Committee is composed of the b end of a paragraph and he made . A«ao«nt Amount Roy J. Baker sells hardware give serious consideration to the nt the Holman and Lut* chapelUB. county court; J. C. Freeman and • his • retiring speech etronger by N n tin n a l Bank General store in G’a*8 Valley to Bari Olds demand on the part of the cities Portland Friday. The body waa Roy Powell, Moro; Tom Garrett, thia means—and it was strong to A . ¡ , tance ’ $109 76 and Olda in turn sell« his grocery A8 * 8tore to Glen Karnes, former for a share of the gas tax funds sent to The Dalle« where grave- Grass Valley; Chas. Everett, Was- i begin with. although expressing it as his side services were performd by co and Mr. Sandoz, District repre- c ’ 10.00 salesman for the O'Meara Supply Christine H uckto'of Wn.ee h » 1 , Spr.Ru. reviewed the thin<. he opinion that th state highway de- Veterpns of Foreign Wars and ’ T r ^ a n d o x accompanied h « | J - ^ t h r a n , work at court- vnnsw u „ s .-r.y,:- :n is going to work for during hia th. pertinent needed all of thi,« reve- interment made- in thp -Veterans W^hmirton State college chapter Urm ot offlce’ occasionally defining nue for its own program for the cemetery. husband to Mo o for the trip. •T a - elaborately just what he ; A., t Dunlsm. County Commis- • Moro State Bank of twenty per ?f . l ffid-holastie^honorarv in thg »tands for at the present time. Re- time beings Mr. Jowejt. a native of England, sioner’s fees 14.00 «ent. t . ___ tional H u £ ^ r d after the meeting ad- •Recommendations contained in "-m,‘ to th:s count y in 1880 and Furt National Bank, Old Age I Word was received by the coun- college of Iffieral art«. M i* Hurtt gam# oppo_ the governor’s message called for t»> Antel^n», Oregon in 1898 where AssMance 214.72 ty agent from *N. C. Donaldson amendments of the piiblic utility b« resided until 1937, when return- far develop over some of | that a change wa« to be made in ‘"¿«dent« to >4 ^ » Notification has been received Fil?s t NatiOnal Bank, Blind dirtrict law to provide for the is- ing from the National Legion con- that the final date for accepting * AgPi,tance h » P«T0»ab. Sprague «aid, how- 5.77 the federal farm program for 1988. suance of revenue bonds and for vention in N°w York he found hrs lfearal arte They erer’ thst bb r« “*rk» ^ re ** crop insurance premium payments Fird National Bank, Aid to - Many cases of small pox stops of their worlt in w _ conaidered as recommendation« contributions by these districts in h^mc nnd possessions burned to - wT,Pnt «.nnlications in * \ ' Y' i 16.01 all social activity in Grass Valley are lieu of taxes now 1>elne paid by , onnd. He then went to The I ™ ” *’ Jan De pen en Children U j M g B th<y changed by i senators and representatives from this district were put out Monday ( Wasco and Grass Valley mor ningJ Senator Steiwer will 1» In the presence of the 90 mem- chairman of the senate committee Lodges InstHI Officers. bers of the Oregon legislature on assessment and taxation, one meeting in joint session in the of the most important in tha For 1939 Hall of Representatives in Oregon’s body. He will also serve on game Tuesday the Odd-Fellowa and $2,500,000 capitol and before livestock and forestry, assuring an . UM « e 7 ^ ic h 'p .A e d 't h V h a n of somethin? to do. ' Rebekah, mot a t . i x .-dock in the to it, capacity and overflowed in- Repre.ent.tive French will ha even.ng for a pot lock dinner ,n d ,0 the spacious corridor, of the ch.irm .n of Land Uaa. a new com- Joint in ,u l .t,on » . t o House, Charles A. Spr.rue, mittoe in ‘>>e House which B =. *’• ’ • Lands L d ' “ '.* S W B B ^ « n d L r ^ l n "n By A. L. Lindbcck pr0?raIn " t ,™ ; Moro Team Wins Three Games Word Received Here Antelope Veteran I 1 OlPS In Portland Relief Committee Met Wuce Ori Mek« Phi Beta Kan» F:m l Da?e$et private utilities; enlargement of Dalles and made . his home with [he priShn annex for the aecomoda- Peter K .ram ento, until illnea. 3^ tion of ‘ the more worthy mature inmates and of youthful first of- fenders;” sale of fortified wines in state liquor stores only; aibo- lition of the state bakery boards readjustment of salaries of county officials on a population basis; readjustment of the terms of ap- pointive officials, to prevent pack- ing of state jabs by retiring gov- «mors ; establishment of some pen- vstem for public employees, sinn system n Page Page Two Two Continued on overcame him enlist. 1 in the World war at the age of fifty six aery- jng in the quartermaster corps in F ’ ance. „ Hie chief hobby in later years was attending all national and state conventions of the Amer- jCan Legion. In legion circles he became familiarly known as “Dad Jowett, the hermit from Jackass mountain,*’ presumably gained by h's entertaining yarns told about life on his Antelop« home. - win X „ ----- March 20, Farm Program Continued on Page Two comDlete • j * r- H C mP n ”^ d R®'d’ County Corami- sioner’s fees 18.10 WFATHFR FOR THE WEEK Prem» » L « T. Lester Johnson, District U m tf MAX. MIX. ---- -_ q rkoivr-r .........39 ...20 .. . .02 Attorney 5 FISHERMEN UBJeAvi o. i . rv ‘ 24.00 ftxnn j Än 6 .... ......... «9. . 2 2 . . . .T Possible closing of Rattlesnake Otis Bftker» *?nlto* • J w -w , 40 ...2 2 . . .00 7 . grade has caused some concern Zell Funeral Home, re: urov- among fishermen of the county and er Young 8 ... ......... 43. ...2 8 ... . .00 ....... 4*>. a counter petition is being circu- Pacific Power * Light Co. - . .00 9 lated for presentation to the court L,*bJjs at CoJtrt - 8e ., ....... 60 .. 84 .. . .00 10 at its next meeting, when it has Chas. Everett, Tranaporttuon 46 .. 34 .. 11 promised a full hearing on the of J11! *116 P€rs°!?___________ ... .02 for the week subjeat I (Continued on page four) £ tn ‘° O'-®- A_ Potter. Judg, salary » /.w , A ’ «VfiO toV by himM“ “ d ffiffilw-tj-H in €ommitie«a. Seven students | Tuesday the real thing b e g a n __ the ___________ fall pledging. ' and while there is little prospect __ _ !Z , that many bills will be in thia FINAL FIGURES 'week tha process of getting ac- FOR LOAN PROGRAM | qua in ted will bo going on and Final Itenre. for Sherman eflun-' m t»ure. that a n bein« tolkedI of V ’a whaat lean p re«»» fw IMS J2? showed a totol c t tM lean«, W >» " * 7 ^ 7 lo.t b ? of which were on farm rtored public damaad «T “ ?” 1* wheat. A total af 1.761,4» hush- « 0 » r f .1 . of wheat were lowed ea a- J •"»»« B la d . « of latoodama» mountln« to »«8.063 «8 I (Continned on Fan two!— “ ’J“’*"
