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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FAGETHRM
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1930
—
’ R. B. Elm es and Bob M aryin
were in Pendleton W ednesday for
a conference of OCC cam p clerks.
M arvin has been re in stated as
clerk of this camp.
H enry Tetz and fam ily were
here W ednesday n ig h t with Dr.
and M rs. Poley -while- on their way
to G rants P ass w here H enry will
become principal of the schools on
W. E. Allison was up from N ew A ugust first. He has been a t H epp
berg W ednesday and T hursday to ner and A dam s since leaving S h er
lock a f te r the w heat crop on his m an county.
fa im e a s t of town. Mr. Allison
Mrs. Lucille B runs and her sis
toek up his place 55 y ears ago and ter, B etty Tem pleton came this
has owned it ever since and his week to visit w ith th eir aunt, Mrs.
{axes have alw ays been paid when W. F. Melx’od. They will go on
dti/ in all th a t tim e, he says.
to M adras and Lakeview , before
' C harles O. M artin, one of the re tu rn in g to Salem.
owners of the E astern Oregon . Mrc. Karl Lands tram was_hps^_
Land Com pany, was here Sunday Less F riday night a t the home of
from San F rancisco, to confer w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. L
J. B. A dam s, local m anager of the Peetz, a t a Mexicon p arty , so
x om pany.
named because of the Mexican
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Ruggles dishes served to the guests, to
drove to P rineville la st S aturday, lota! friends of M rs. L andstrom
for a v isit w ith his sister, Mrs. who is now living in Arizona.
Glenn S egerdahl. They Feturned
Sunday.
I wish to express my ap p recia
Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeGraff, nee
tion to the friends and neighbors
J a n e t S tephens, w ere here Sun-
who left th eir work and business
to visit w ith friends.
tnd cam e to help control and p u t
Miss A udrey B aker returned out the fire th a t burned some of,
here F rid a y from E ugene, where my w heat S aturday, Ju ly 22. H. D.
she had been for the past th ree
Proudfoot.
weeks v isitin g w ith her brother-
m -law and siste r, Mr. and Mrs.
1 take this m eans of giving my
O»car Leach.
Giles French attended the m eet thanks to those who came to my
ing of the O rder of the Antelope faim to fight fire th a t s ta rte d
Tuesday afternoon. E. R B arzef.
a t H a rt m ountain last week end
H. D. Judy was here W ednesday
of th is week looking a fte r busi
ness.
M rs. Roy D ugger of DeMoss
S p rin g s u n d e iw m t a m ajor o p er
ation a t the Mid-Columbia* hospi
tal W ednesday and is reported a>
doing very well.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thogerson
were here from Brush P rairie, Wn.,
Salem, July 27— More than 33,-
visiting w ith relatives and triend
770.Oregon farm s today enjoy the
ovei the week end.
u j e of eleectrieity, an increas? of
Mr. and Mrs. B urdette Lite and 4559 farm s, during the past year,
R. Bean,
Johnie Lite came F riday from P o rt according to Ormond
land and visited v.ith M rs. L ite’s Uat< public utilities com m issioner.
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Law Only those farm s served by p ri
vately owned utilities are included
rence, re tu rn in g home Sunday.
Mrs. Roy D ugger of DeMoss in the re p o rt issued by the com
wa- su rprised to receive a visit nnssioner.
The definition of an Oregon
from her sons, L ester Roy and wife
and th eir son, from P ortland, and 'a rm as cited by the Com m issioner
C h e s te r'R a y and w if- of Canyon nr ‘"Three or moTe acres producing
‘ ville, and B rothei, W.
Bronkorn more than $350 of annual revenue
and son of Kerby* and sister, Mrs. and actually giving full tim e work
to one or more m en.”
E lizabeth R om ey,of Kelso, Wash
It is estim ated by Bean that
ington, and Mr. and Mrs. W .A.
Ib.rtfc.-ofW ashapgal, and Mr. and 200 fa rm s in the s ta te are served
Mrs. Wm. D unbar cam e for a vis VZby the three relatively small mu
n k ip ally owned electric utilities.
it la st Sunday.
T h irty one thousand pounds oi The com m issioner stated there has
C r.s te d W heat G rass seed of betn very little dem and for ex p a n
been ordered for use in this coun sion in ru ra l a re a s served by a
ty th is fall according to LeRoy m unicipality.
IBean has no figures on farm s
M rig h t who has placed the order
bused on certain specifications. The served by the R ural Electrification
sr id m ust fc.2 9O'/t pure, have no ldm in istratio n since th a t o rg an iza
weed seed and show a gerim ina- tion has not issued a report as to
he num ber of farm s now served
tion of 88% in test.
M is. Fred Heiberg of A storia w th? four R ural E lectrification
and in fan t dau g h ter and Mrs. Jack m ojects actually in operation in
he s'.ate.
M attson of Red B luffs, C alifornia
Revealing the di mand and desire
are here this week for a visit
w ith th eir parents, Mr. and Mrs. for electrical use on the Oregon
'arm. Bean stated th a t 55 2 per
J. F . F oss. Mr. M attsorf is now
ent of O: '/on’s fa rm s now hnv»
c :ty i•'•V’.fir of the paper at Red
iome
electric service, p articu larly
Bluffs.
Bobby H oskinscn had a b irth ror light¡¿ig purposes in the house
day p a rty W ednesday when the ind the barn. In 1930, Bean saxl.
ecords showed only 18.397 farm s,
te m p e ra tu re was up around 108
but he and his playm ates didn t or alm ost 30 percent, were then re
ceiving electric service.
mind. T here was ice cream .
L ittle J a n e t M artin was hostess
ac a p a rty for 17 playm ates a t the
home of her grandm other. Mrs
C. R- Belshee.
. Mr. and Mrs. L ester Barnum
were in A rlington Sunday visiting
w ith .relativ es of Mrs. Barnum .
M rs. ’A. M. Nelson and dau gh-
te i, Donella,, returned
Tuesday
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
from th-2 coast where they hn<
been for the past ten days.
Boys from the COC cam p were
Paris H on e ym o on
taken to Geneva, w est of M adras
Tuesday m orning to tight a fin
th a t was burning sage brush an'
Franciska Gaal
Bing Crosby
ju n ip er in the te rrito ry there.
Mrs. K arl Landstrom left Mon
day for V ancouver to join her h u s
band and from there they left
Tuesday noon for Tuscon, Arizona
where he is with the Sod Conser-
' vation Service.
Bill Allison
Grass Valley’s
Makes Annual
Families Picnic
Visit To Moro
At Eagle Creek
Dregon Farmers
Have Electricity
On M any Farms
Mr. and M rs. C harles Lemley,
Mr. and M rs. H erm an Schilling
and son R obert, Mr. and M rs. Ar-
ze’.l Lem ley and fam ily, Mr. and
M rs. H ubert H u tch cro ft and fam i
ly of-M ilw aukie, B a r b i i ’oa W al
pole of P ortland and M»v. Hesse
and d a b h g te r, Irene, of S isters, all
m i a t E agle Creek Sunday for a
picnic dinner. Eileen Lentley, who
hud been visiting with’"'¡"fie” TiutcTi-
ci n it’s, returned home w ith her
p aren ts ami Rodney H utchcroft,
whe, had been visitin g a t the Ar-
zell Lem ley’s, re tu rn ed .h o m e. M is.
H esse’ d au g h ter, Ir< ne left th a t
day for New York.
M i. and M rs. Don S m ith, Lila
Lee Alley and M ildred A ll.y left
S atu rd ay for G overnm ent S p rin g s.
Mi Sm ith re tu rn ed home Monday
leaving the others fo r several day<
cam ping.
Mr. and M rs. Ed A lley, Mr. and
Mrs. E d g ar A lley and fam ily, Mr.
and M rs. W jllard B arn ett, Mr. and
Mr.-. B .r t Cox, M rs. Roy Wells and
d au g h ter F rances, Veiel Teschner,
a r i Rachel Poley attended the
ball gam e a t Hood R iv er Sunday
u Iren Hood R iver d efeated G rass
’» alley 10 to 9.
Mrs. C. L. E ngel of E stcada has
been here a week visitin g friends
and looking a fte r her p ro p erty .
Mr. and Mrs. Way lend W’eld and
fam ily of P ortland w ere here S at-
u ’d ay to v isit her p aren ts, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb. Doris
Newcomb retu rn ed w ith them , a f
ter visiting for a m onth with them
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Eng< 1 and
fam ily of Tygh Valey came over
T hursday, to tak e Mr. E n g el’s
m other home w ith them for a
visit.
1 . V. W’alton of The Dalles was
a busin ss v isito r here Tuesday.
Mr. and M rs. Dorjs K arnes and
d au g h ter o f P rineville sp en t the
w iek end visiting his b ro th er Glen
K arnes and fam ily. C aryol K ar-
Ties, w K lT d m s ~ ^
retu rn ed home, and his siste r s ta y
ed for a longer visit.
M illard Thom son of A ntelope
ami Paul Schilling of Kent were
cullers here Monday.
Quite a few of our young people
attended the dance a t K n t S a tu r
day night.
F ran k B ennett of The Dalles
was a business visitor here T ues
day ,
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Estel H a rtle y was a business
visitor in K ent Tuesday.
DANCE
Auspice Three Links Club
G rass Valley, Oregon
S a t u r d a y , J u ly 2 9
G rass Valley Pavilion
M D Bt.EY ’S ORCHESTRA —
.V im is iiu n __ _____________ — 75c
Grass Valley Theater
SUNDAY
and MONDAY
Racket Busters
W ant A ds
LOST: Between ArVid Anderson s
place and W asco W ednesday,
Ju ly 19, a pair of clim bing hooks
and belt. R. P. Brisbine.
RELIABLE MAN WANTED
call on farm ers in She: mar. cou
ty. No experience or capital i;
q u ired .' S teady w ork: make ir
io $12 a day. FU R ST & THOM
AS, 426 - 3rd St., Oakland, Call
FR Y E R S for Sale: Mrs. Glady
M orrison, Moro.
PIA N O BA R G A IN : A B-.autifu
sm all size piano like new, a ls(
la rg e r piano m ust be taken up
Will sell for unpaid balanct
E asy term s.
W rite Ta!!ma
Piano Store, Salem, Oregon.
FOR S A L E : 8-room house i
Moro, full basem ent. Inquir
Geo. .. G. U pdegraff, Moro; o
41 Fred Krusow, Grass Valley..,tfn
Old Timers
Ready!! Aim!! Fire!!! .
Visit Relatives
At Kent
Z E IG L E R S '
the Grass Valley Quality Store
at for Groceries that Satisfy
Clothes that Wear
F RE E
This Is Worth
12 0 1» 350
In C ut
TIE A $50 BILL
CERTIFIED—GUARANTEED for 9 0 ds
$485
465
425
645
TOUR$425
665
655
525
Horse O wnersTo
Discuss Race Meet
T I E
FOR S A L E : 1 Black purebre^
Poland China Pig, also 35 heat
of good ewes. J. H. Wilsoi
K ent, Oregon.
, 37"?
W A N TED : Ten set of heavy leaf
b ars, m ust be in good repair
'll. B. Belshee, Moro.
M rs. H erm an Schilling, M rs.
C h arles Lem ley and Mrs. Joe N ew
comb were in Moro T h u rsd ay v is
itin g Mrs. J . H. W ilt.
Mr. and M rs. Arch C an trall and j
son E v e re tt were ‘v isito rs in The |
Dalles Sunday.
Tom G a rre tt, Sheriff W ilson and 1
Jo h n R eckm an w ent J to S eattle, !
W ashington T uesday to b ring back
Mr. and Mrs. E v er, tt Burnes
Dick R eckm an’s truck, and also the and son George of E u p h rates, Wn.,
m an who took it.
and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. B arnet of
Mr. and Mrs. John A dam s spent The Dalles were o v ernight g u ests
several days visiting th eir d a u g h a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ter. M rs. E. M. H elyer and fam ily. Amick M onday night. Mrs. B arnes
R oger and Bob Schmidt of Hood will be rem em bered 'here as Miss
River ta m e up w ith them to visit B ertha N unn, form er Kent re si
the g ran d m other, Mrs. R. A. dent.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Goar and
Stow.
L u th er Davis, A rth u r Ju stesen , Evelyn DavL of The~Dattes7‘.s|5. n t
Eugene N orton and Guy Hoskni- the week end here w ith Mr. and
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sen of K ent . w ere visitors here Mrs. J. L. Davis. -
J. C .Wilson motored to Forest
F rid ay .
M rs. Dell Olds and d au g h ter Grove Tuesday re tu rn in g W ednes
day accom panied by Mrs. \V ilson,
B etty Lou, accom panied by A nita
P ur.lap, w ere v isitors in The Dalles who had »pent the p ast three weeks
in P ortland where she received
T hursday.,
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medical trea tm e n t.
R alph B alxer >nd Lloyd Maudlin
Helen Wilson and M yrtle H e l
Fourth of July festivities on Treasure Island opened with a
of Jo h n 'D a y visited here T h u rsday yer came, from E ugene F rid ay
“bang” when Srndra Lindberg, Exposition glamour girl fired the
leaving F rid a y for th eir work a t a id visited here w ith th e ir paren ts,
Arm y’s 155mm tiLcen mile range artillery gun at < •
Hunter
M cKenzie Bridge.
before re tu rn in g to t’h eir work
Liggett. The Arm y’s National Defense Exhibit ,
ederal
.M rs. E. M. H elyer and son Gor- I Sunday.
Building on Treasure Island is one of the most col» .
od com
prehensive shows ever assem bled by the U. S. go»«» unent. In
don w ent to T'n? Dalles F rid ay to
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Collins, M|,s.
the background can be seen the Federal Building’s gigantic “Col
i.i.-t t M yrtle H elyer and Helen j Eui 1 G regg and sons June
onnade of States” .
W ilson who came up from Eugene ¡Boo, K aren Lee G regg and Bob
for a week end visit.
There were 636 tru ck s involveed
C ham bers of Bend sp en t Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W alter B eyers and h e it visitin g at the horn.- of Mrs. co-t. and calculated life values of in traffic accidents in Oregon d u r
jMTsons killed. In this system ac- ing the m onth of Ju n e this year,
d a u g h te r of Shaniko were v isito rs [ Grace G regg.
cidr
n t cost-i arc com puted on a Eat '1 Snell, S ecretary of S ta tes, a n
hi »e Tuesday.
R obert and Paul Schilling and
b.-isL
ol $47»,000 p r person killed. nounced today. In only two cases
Mr. and Mrs. M arion Van M etre H ailey McKay played base ball in
were fata lities reported to eight
and fam ily of W am ic w ere visi P ark d ale Sunday.
Read the ads in the Journal.
ici
the sam e m onth last year.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Wilson
and
to rs here S atu rd ay evening and
fam
ily,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
W
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Sunday.
- S’
Mrs. M ary Scott of The Dalles son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
spent the week end v isitin g her W ilson, M yrtle H tly e r and W allace
T u tt spent Sunday a t S u ttle Lake.
siste r, Mrs. Dick H uhm an.
George Snacker, who has been
Traffic accidents in Oregon d u r
w orking fo r Fred tS rad ley , had the ing th e m onth of Ju n e caused an
m isfo rtu n e to b reak his arm economic loss of $1,035,000, accord
la st T uesday, while cranking a to E arl Snell, S ecretary of S tate,
combine engine. Mr. S trad ley took who based the figure on sta tistic s
him to The Dalles hospital, where used by the N ational S afety Coun
his arm was put in a cast.
cil. The economic cost of an acci
-Mr', and M rs. Ralph Allen and dent consists of p ro p erty dam age,
d au g h ter S hirley of W ashington, hospital and medical trea tm e n t to
a n d fo r th e g e n e r a l s a tis fa c tio n
K ansas a re here v isitin g Mr. and injured, wage losses, insurance
Mrs. E rn e s t Blaylock. Mr. Allen
o f t r a d in g w h e r e s t o c k s a r e la r g
is a nephew of Mrs. Blalock.
e s t a n d q u a l i t y g u a r a n t e e d t h is
Doris S trad ley re tu rn ed home
Films Developed
Monday fro m W enatchee, W ash
o ld a n d r e li a b l e s t o r e m e r it s
ington w here she had been visiting
her siste r, Mrs. D. E. M orris and,
Y o u r A t t e n t io n
fp.aiily, fo r the. p ast six weeks.
You
Pay
for
GOOD
PRINTS
Only
Mi . and M rs. V. A. B aker were
business v isito rs in The Dalles Enlargement with each roll de
veloped.
Moro Pharm acy
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. May and
fam ily of T h e Dalles were v isitin g
a t the hom es of L. D. May and
A. M. Zevely Sunday. They r e tu r n
ed Grace M arie Zevely to her
hem e here, a fte r a tw o weeks v is
it w ith them .
M i. and M rs. Ed B u rg ers of New
YES, SIR! We mean just that. If you can usejextra —CASH—NOW, then you .
York visited a t the hom e of Mr.
should read every word of this very carefully! We are going to reduce our
and Mrs. 'Bert Cox one day last
stock of used cars until they are gone. In doing that we are going to offer you
week.
the most unusual opportunity you have ever had to save money, and at the
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle have
purchased the Mike M urphy p ro p
same time have some extra CASH to spend.
erty and are rem odeling it to live
Below
are listed some of our fine used cars which we are going to offer in this unusual
in They will move back here in
sale. The prices wc quote are present market prices. We invite you to compare them with
about a m onth, liking this locatjon
b etter th an Silverton.
prices quoted for like cars by other dealers in this city. WE WAN 1 YOU TO BE SATIS
S atu rd ay n ig h t, when going
FIED THAT THESE PRICES ARE NOT OUT OF LINE.
home, Joe Bibby h it a horse, d am
NOW, in order to move this stock quickly—in order to save you money,
ag in g his pickup, but no one was
injured.
andat the same time GIVE YOU SOME CASH TO SPEND, w earegoingto
Mr. and M rs. F re d Cox had as
dinner g u ests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Engel of E staca d a, and Mr.
and M rs. Shelton F r itts and fa m
ily. Mr. and M rs. C. B. Doyle
cam e la te r to v isit
E. E G ervais of P rinev.ille was
a business visitor here S atu rd ay .
on the steering wheel of every car listed immediately below, on delivery
— An enjoyable ev en in g was spent
to you. When you buy one of these cars you get the best bargain obtain
at the Odd Fellow hall W ednes
day evening when the local R e
able, as well ar the $50 bill to spend as you wish:
bekahs en tertained the K ent lodge.
A fter lodge the crowd was divided
into two groups and a co n test con
ducted by Glendora Sm ith which
l^ri^ished am usem ent.
R efresh
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w T iA r’ 4-door
ty / t n e
1935
PONTIAC
1938 PLYMOUTH 4-door
m ents were served by Edna Kee
SEDAN
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ING SEDAN, trunk .......................
and Eva C antrall.
1936 DODGE 2-door TOURING
1937 DODGE 4 door TOURING
SEDAN
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SEDAN ..................................................
1935 GRAHAM 2-door
1937 DODGE 2-door TOURING
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SEDAN
SEDAN
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1937
DODGE
2-door TOURING
1936 PLYMOUTH 4 door TOUR
SEDAN
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ING SEDAN, extra« .....................
1938 PLYM OUTH DELUXE
1936 DODGE 4-door TOURING
A m eeting will be held next
COUPE
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Sunday, A ugust 30, a t the fail-
SEDAN
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grounds for race horse owners of
A N D M O R E T O C H O O S E FR O M
Sherm an county who will be ask
ed to decide w h eth er the county
fa ir board should en ter into a t r i
A N D W E A R E GOING TO
county race track association with
the fa irs of D eschutes and Wasco
counties.
It is understood th a t the Jocal
fair board will be guided by the
decision made by the horsem en.
on the steering wheel of every ca r listed immediately below, on del ivery to you. So if you »elect one
The question is w h eth er or not
of these lower priced cars you w 111 have ' a real bargain in transportation as well as a $20.09, bill
horse ow ners here will wish to
to spend as you wish.
fellow the o ther fa irs in an effort
1928 CHEVROLET 2-door
io win prize money and to perm it
1935 CHEVROLET MASTER DE
SEDAN
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horse ow ners in o th er counties tt
LUXE COUPE
.............. !..............
1935
CHEVROLET
4-door SEDAN
come to this m eet. The m eeting
1935 PLYMOUTH DELUXE
Low
Mileage
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will begin a t 2:30 in the afternoon
COUPE
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1935 PLYMOUTH 4 door TOUR
1928 DODGE 4 door
ING DELUXE SEDAN ................
SEDAN
1934 DODGE l-ton
1930 FORD 2-door
EXPRESS
SEDAN
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1937 DODGE i-ton
1930 DODGE 4-door
EXPRESS
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SEDAN
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Special to the S herm an C ountj
1936 FORD f-ton
Jo u rn al, Ju ly 27.— F arm S ecu ritj
1928 STUDEBAKER VICTORY
PUK U P
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A dm inistration which is building
COUPE
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“ ia: m stead ” hom es, announces thai
*
ifB u y W h ere There Is M o s t O f The Best
2‘J such hom es inf O regon cost i
total of $18,680. / The m axim un
2ost was $1779; the m inim un
3rd and
*1626.
In W ashington s ta te 4
P h on e 13
homes have been built fo r $81,124
the m ost expensive being $219.
A
$ 2 0 . 0 0
B IL L ,
i
$ 65
F r ien d s and loved
ones away? K eep in
touch by telephone!
Going away for vaca-
“ tion yourself? Call a-
head for reservations.
"L ong D is ta n c e ” w ill
serve yo u c o u r te o u sly ,
quickly,in the spirit of a friend?
You are co rdially in vited to visit the
B ell System exhibits a t the Golden
G ate Exposition an d New York World's Fair.
tuc
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO M PANY
Farm Buildings
Cost Given
150
125
100
75
Walther-Williams Co.
212
487
395