Sherman County journal., November 03, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

T H E SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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PACE TWO
1'RIDAY, N OV EM BER 3, 1939
o’clock a. m., of said day, a t the
, ¡ re p o rt, and h ea rin g s p re ced in g it,
C cuiity C ourtroom , in the C o u rt­
$ b r r m a a CCamttg ^ o t t r u n l will be w orth w atching. It has thè fc M O T v T Iw ■ v *
OKEGQN 4 -jl P A ÏR Ÿ TEAM TO W ORLD'S FA IR |
house, a t Moro, O regon, have been
‘
1 pow er to consolidate school dis-
( C ontinued * from page one )
Mr. and M rs. John W ilson an J fixed'by the C ourt as the tim e and
Sherman County Observer
triers, although a vote, m ay be
son K enneth w ere d in n er g u ests place for h ea rin g of objections to
Established Nov. 2, 1888
tak en th e re a fte r by t h a residents tain stead y em ploym ent will be re ­
of Mr. and6 M rs. C hester Sm ith a t said F in al R eport and A ccount and
w arded by a reduction in th e ir pay,,
Grass Valley Journal
of the d istricts affected.
t.he settlem en t of said -estate.
Moro Sunday.
E stablished Oct. 14, 1897
This county’s children suffer, roll tax.
David Reid
H. C. Nelson and nephew, H a r­
Opinions as to w hat co n stitu tes
“O N SO LID A TED M arch 6, 1931 ¡n
minds of m oat, observers,
Geo. G. U pdegraff,
ry Nelson of Bend w .re d m ner A tto rn ey -for A d m in istrato r.
by the sm allness of its schools. an “adequate re se rv e ” fund as ex­
Wasco N ews-Enterprise
g u ests a t the home cf Mr. and Mrs.
pressed by those a tte n d in g ’ the
T
here
have
alread
y
been
many
E stablished Nov. 1891
J . C- W ilson M onday evening en ­
CONSOLIDATED M arch 4, 1932 consolidations and not one of the hearin g , varied widely. Em ploy­
ers generally appeared to fav o r a
ro u te to Connell, W ashington to
v im a t
qpt
____ unions have been broken up by
a tte n d the fu n e ra l of the fo rm e r s ' - -U TILE O* F IN A L SET-
i la te r action on the p a rt of the ' sm all reserve while rep resen ra-
Published E very F rid ay a t
i-m other, M rs. W illiam N elson, who p EEM EN T
1 p U ’ ons of the schools. This speaks t iv .r of th e w orkers inclined to-
Moro, O regon
i was buried W ednesday a t Connell. I N O TICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN,
well for the idea of consolidation w a id a la rg r reservq., T. M orris
E d ito r
Giler L. French
Vivian F ritts of Gi a'ss V a lle y . 'I hat the undersigned, H enrieh
Dunne,
chairm
an
of
the
Unemploy-
when once tile d and the first pre-
a w e e k ’ end v isito r a t the J . Patjcn».. E x ecutor o f the E sta te
E n tered as second-class m a tte r a t judiee ag a in st it has been o v e r - 1 m ent C onpensation Commission,
W ilson home.
'
' " f Ju liu s R . R uhberg, deceased
the Postofiice a t Moro, Oregon Comc.
■ gave it as his personal opinion th a t
under Act of C ongress of M arch ! Those p aren ts who w ant th eir ' a reserve o,f fro m $3,500,000 to
Mr. and M rs. Lyle Sm ith and K’ - «>«<
Coun^ C ourt of
he
S
ta
te
of
Oregon,
his final ac­
3 1879.
children to have the privilege of $4,000,000 would be ad equate to
d au g h ter Joyce of M onm outh wc^e
cen t, and th a t M onday, Novem-
ts k in g m anual tra in in g , dom estic insure the continued solvency of
v isitors a t the G -s S rhilling home
r :• 20th, 1939, at 10:00 a. m. has
« scien ce, S m ith-H ughes work and the fund; O th er m em bers of the
Fi iday.
v i fix: <1 by said C ourt as the
the m any other specialized courses com m ission th o u g h t th a t th e r i-
Mr. and M rs. Louis Olibs» of tim for h earin g objections to said
nott available to high schobl s tu -j s tiv e should be la rg e r, as high as ,
G rass Valley were d in n er gu ests
r p e rt and settlem en t thereof.
d ents in other counties will of $5,OCR),000 or even $0,000,000.
a t the L. W. Amick home S a tu r­
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
n(Cfssity
in favor of hlgh K h o i|
HENRICIH F A T JE N S
The reserve, when esta b lish .d ,
day.
Oct.
19,
J
39.
'
E xecutor
will
act
as
a
cushion
to
p
rotect
•
SU B SC R IPT IO N R A TES
- consolidation or very high taxes
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. W ilson and
GiVkiil
&
Gavin,
P ayable in Advance
* ' for ¿school purposes.
the fund ag a in st depletion in tim es
d a u g h te r Nellie w ere dinner guests
AM crnev^ fo r Estate»
50-1
ONE Y EA R
......................... $1.50
Consolidation of d istricts into of e x tra o rd in a ry unemplojmw nt
a t the horn? of Mrs. ida Davis at
when
benefits
m
ight
be
expected
! a very few or one would bring this
Moro S u n d ay .'^
ST A T E M E N T GF T H E O W N ­
. N O V E M B E R 8,-1930
-a .-tip nearer. W hether it is poS-' to .exceed. contrib u tio n s to the
W. C. G uyton, L ester W ilson,
E
R
SH IP . M A N A G EM EN T, CIRC-
I s :hh- or not depends, certainly, on fuud, tem porarily a t least, pend­
and J. J. D ecker le ft Fikie.v for
LLA
TIO N . E T C - R EQ U IR ED BY
; the s ta te of the public mind re- ing re ad ju stm e n t of the comm isr
W allowa county, elk h u n tin ':.
4 L E T T E R FROM COL. JO H N
g a rd in g it.. M em bers of the board sions program to m eet the em er­
IMr. and M is. L. W. Ainick w r e TH E ACT OF CONGRESS' OF
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, will certainly welcome comjtruc- gency situatio n .
d in n er g u ests of Mrs. G race G r t r g AUG UST 24, 1912.
The O regonian last week pub-
J
,
u«
*u „
A nother and final h earin g ban
L k « i tive opinions on the subject they
Of S herm an C ounty Jo u rn al
Sunday.
lished a le tte r from Col. John
»*
,
.
d u c te d by th e e x te n s io n s e rv ic e
been scheduled by the com m ission
îL',’' . ' ’’ In
Ir y c a t t l e
.
.
. ., . . ___ ' have bafor< them .
published
weekly a t Moro, Oregon
fo r th e th i r d y e a r to e n c o u r a g e
Leader, in the last w ar a m in ta ry ’ _
po'KM h i-'s a n ó th e
foi December 6 when a much
e
lu
b
k
te
r
s
to
le
a
r
n
a
n
d
p
r
a
c
tic
e
g
o
o
d
fur
October
1st, 1939.
¿
i-b
o
'-i
re
-
ad v iso r to the men who trained
la rg e r attendan ce is hoped for.
d a ir y m e .h c d s a n d d e m o n s tr a te
DEER
. f ■ :
i 'i a h -
S
ta
te
of
O
regon, C ounty of S h er­
the SlA.T.C. and stu d en t drill
* * *
;
iy ¡■¿lowing' ho XV th ? :u to o th e r s . T h e b o y s p a in s -
Inform ation we believe to be
m
an.
as.
t
a
’
.
tin
g
ly
d
e
ta
ile
d
h
o
w
to
re
m
o
v
e
corps a t the U niversity o f Oregon.
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In 1939 fo rest fire season was j
I accu rate is to the effect th a t her«
lo '.i'.s fro m c a lv e s w ith c a u s tic o r
B efore me. a n o tary in and for
;;1 -II
Col. John, as he is affectionately are a Thtim ber of deer in \ this officially term in ated a t noon last i
In m e -m a d e gouge, an d tr e a t-
th e S ta te and county aforesaid,
inf I to p r e v e n t in fe c tio n . • • •
t .1«
,
-
,
r
, county. They are along the rivers, F rid a y th ro u g h a proclam ation j
1 be
te a m
re c e iv e s
a ll- e x p e n s e
days, c o m « from a long line o f
*
b c tte r
l w t , d can.
Moro C om m unity Prc'-byteri: r personally app eared I^ela French,
by G overnor S prague issued upon
« ;.
’••¡■.o b. yr i. • o t r i o s to San F r a n c is c o th r o u g h
C
hurch:
S unday, Nov.
1939. who, having lreen duly sw orn a c r ..
arm y officer, who have fo u g h t
t thereto.
th e K r a f t - P h e n i x C h e e se C o rp o ra - ,
the recom m endation of S ta te For-
• . 1 : , a i ; ’. fb»crt c .
E ngland » s b u attles
. / ,3 possible
...
19:00 - Sunday School. Cbi -ses fo r cording to lftw. deposes and says
ti o r , w h ic h p ro v id e s S25# a n d 5100
,
<< ' t ¡ tii-niiot.cn.
vyiva all over th e J .
lt
to get over esiei J. W. Ferguson, v „
th a t she is the m an ag er of the
s c h o la r s h ip s ,
r e s p e c tiv e ly ,
fo r
'
:
r<
i
•
u
tl'i'”
r.iuniy,
all ages.
wor,<1* '
j m ost of this county on horseback,
m e m b e rs of th e f i r s t a n d seco n d
She. man
C ounty Jo u rn a l
and
;
w e re m a btjJ by -'f. K. K n lc k -
Beside« re p o rtin g th a t he has
11:00
-
M
orning
W
orship.
S
i
nwn
p la c in g
te a m s
am ong
W e s te rr
H ow ard S. M errim an of Goshen,
these deer have little protection
i . o c iic r ,._ a: . is .vu» ç.^iinty ¿igent.
th
a
t
the
follow
ing
is,
to
the
fina ly had his official age reduced
,
.. . ,
.
them e, “ The Chalh*ng'^.ef P a rtic i­
« ta te s .
♦ w 'ilio co n »wt i a 1 b e in g c o n -
.
from those who are able to hunt Lan^ County, Jias been .appointed
best
of
her
know
ledge
and
¡belief,
to 29 so he can ag a.n go to the
p atio n .’’ Special music from th?
them when m ounted and it seem s by G overnor S p rague as a mom-
a tru e s ta te m e n t of the ow nership,
fro n t, he g av e his ideas of the
Senior Choir.
ebr
of
the
S
ta
te
W
elfare
Commis­
reaso n ab le th a t we request the
m anagem ent, etc-, of the aforesaid
way to settle the fa te of E urope
6:3^ - Y oung P eople’.-
Jrg h d
sta te gam e com m ission to protect sion to succeed N. A. Bonn cf The
a f te r th e v ic to ry which he a p p a r­
by M iss R eath a S a y r s , -------------- i ublication fo r the d ate shown in
them by declaring this county a D alles, resigned. fM erriman wag
th e ab o v e caption, required by the
en tly feels to be c e rtain fo r E n g ­
7:30 — * E v n in g s u t y t t ;
closed area for deer for a few a form er sta te re p resen ta tiv e from
Act of A u g u st 21. 1912. embodied
land. He says G erm any is -to be
from
the
Ju
n
io
r
Choir.
S
cim
ornhy
years until they have a chance to Lanp county.
in section 411. P o sta l Laws and
divided into sm all sta te s and
F a rm costs have advanced also, the pasto r. The S( n ;. v (. heir lr d i'.egulations, p rinted on the reverse
Special. W ashington, D. C. Oct.
m ultiply. This would give us
ta u g h t self governm ent although
an unusually line practice la :1
some deer h u n tin g close to home
’Tore than one third of th ^ p e r - 25.— Com modity C itjji’t C o rp o ra­ but not y e t.a s much as the advance
P ru ssia m ay be m ade into a haven
M onday night w ith 20 in atte-n- of this form to -w it:
in
prices
fo
r
fa
im
products.
The
and would serve to preserve ft bit sons killed in autom obile accidents tion announces th a t as of O cto­
A T hat t re nam es and ad d ress­
for the Jew s.
dtifice.
Special plans m e b in ;
ber 4, loans had been made op 4,- c u rre n t exchange v alue of 7 fiiim'
of wild life.
in
Oregon
d
ic
in
g
Septem
ber
were
es
of the publisher, editor, m an ag ­
It m ay be doubted if Col, L ead­
This is one of the very few coun­ pedestrians, it was revealed this 505,000 bu heis of ^lhgat .ip Ore- products g en erally " for the things laid for T h an k -g iv in g end C h.Jst- ing editor, and business m anagers
er w as in a very serious vein when
ties in Oregon where deer are not week in a re p o rt by S ecretary of gon, of which 4,191,000 bushels fa rm , rs m ust buy is given a t 80 m es music as well ?<• f< r F;-n"li<m- are:
he w rote th a t letter.
E xtrem e
plentiful and the supply, now very S ta te E arl Snell. _ Of the 13 pedes­ \vere_in elevators. .ApflPS 14,00.0 hu sh per cent _of the 1926-1930 level, ir g each Sunday m i ning. Th » - I'u b lish er. G iles L._. and Lela
sitiousness" seldom overcam e hts
sm all, could be increased in this tria n s killed by autom obiles d uring els in farm storage. T h . lcc.ns. which re p resen ts a six-point gain M issionary S ociety wdP m °et
French, E ditor, Giles E. F rench:
sense of hum or, anyw ay. In any
m anner. The suggestion stem s the mhnth a m ajo rity w ere more for W ashington were1 on 6,143,OJC d u rin g the last th ree m onths, W Inesday a rti tmoon it th • h in? '' an a g in g E ditor, Giles L. French.
event he is not likely to be one
of Mrs. Serai Searcy.
well w orthy of action by the local th an 05 years of age.
_ bushels* of which 7,818,0!‘0 -bush- b» inging the pu rch asin g power of
Eusines< M anager. Lela French,
of those who m ake the peace term s
H cm y G. H in so n , P.r t <•
* -.f r r
els were in elevators. The loans farm com m odities ’ back in line
game organizations.
:!!
of Morn. Oregon.
when w ritten . It is possible th a t
w ith a year ago.
The excess in actual income t a r w ere fa r g re a te r th in last y ar.
2. T h at th e ow ners a re : Giles
he does express a theory held by
Moro C h ristian Scieiu ? Socii. t-y:
paym ents this y ear over the esti­
L. and Lela F rench Moro. Oregpn
lncrased production an 1 a sam e-
Looking ahead, it is pointed out C hurch services are h
m any E nglishm en and if so, comes
eCci <
m
ates
included
by
the
tax
com
m
is­
■ T h at the known bondholders,
w
hat
higher
gen-,'M®
price
level
th
a
t
“so-me
portion
of
the
advance
,'.d
close to giving a possible w&r aim
Sunday m orning at c h "
sion
in.
th
e
ir
an
nual
levy
does
not
com
pared
w
ith
1930
will
m
ake
in
prices
for
farm
products
from
m
o
rtgagees, and o th er security
as well as it has been done h e re ­
Th subject of tlm L • m-Sc
m ean th a t the s ta te will have any O n gorfs ch§h f a r * income fo r- m id-A ugust to m id-S eptem ber vva :
Op I holders holding or ow ning 1 per
tofore.
la m
for next. Sunday i-
c»-nt or m ore o f to tal am ount of
If th is nation knew w hat the From the O bserver, Nov. 5, 1920. m oie rponey to spend, menrobers o ' 1939 largeh than l * t y ear, al- c u e to w ar dem and speculation F allen M m .’’ Sunday S - h i -1 Ì
the
com
m
ission
explain.
Income
le n d s , inorgagor. or o th er securi­
The
city
election
resulted
in
the
chough
not
as
la-ige
as
in
1937,
ae-
la
th
e
r
th
an
to
entirely
to
actual
co m b atants are fighting fo r and
gins a t ten o’cjjfick. All tho^-t u n -
w hat each one would do in case of election of A. M. W right, F . A. tax es Qperate as an offset to levies cording to L. R. Brei k a u r t, tx - increase in dom estic consum er de- der the age of 20 y< >•< > ■ w - ties are . Moro P resb y teria n Church
4. T M t th e two p arag rap h s
victory we would be much b e tte r S ayrs, and R. S. Goff as council- on pro p erty and any excess in col­ teision a g ric u ltu ral econom ist a t m and,’’ ju d g in g from the reversal ccrre io these c’a se.. Tp,»
h .
lections
th
is
year
m
ust
be
taken
nex
t ab o v e- giving th e nam es of
Oregon
S
ta
te
collège.
O
regon’s
th
at
occurred
since
m
id-Septem
-
men
fo
r
two
y
ears
and
G.
B.
Bour-
able to determ ine w hat we would
nes lay evening m ?tii:g iJ at eig h t
up in the estim ate o f 1940 tax ea.-h farm income in 1938 was es- ber. . The rep o rt sta te s, however,
th
e
owners, stockholders, and se­
hill,
W.
S.
Powell
and
O.
A.
R
am
­
do ab o u t the n e u tra lity bill. As
o’clock and includ " : * iiu r.i s < f
paym
ents
to
he
included
in
the
c
u
rity
holders, if any, contain not
sey
for
the
four
year
term
s.
t.m
ated
at
$104,390
000
end
at
th
a
t
the
prospect
continues
favor-
it is, no one knows w hat m ight
healing. The v e a d r'g "oom jti th*
only
the
list of stockholders and
next
levy.
$131,400,000
in
"
!
a
J
e
,
for
fu
rth
e
r
m
oderate
gains
The
new
city
hall
was
com
pleted
come from any course of action.
re a r of th" church biil’ C n " cn” .
«fc
this Week and the city recorder
This infor mat ion i*,'contained in
-nduatrial activ ity in the U nited tains the Bible ar.d a ll an" be. izc „security holders as they ap p ear
upon the books of the com pany
A su b stan tial im provenfent in the October m onthly review of the ! S ta tes.
and m arshall finished moving the
C hristian Scient > 1\
t>
HOW ABOUT SOM E RAIN
Lut a!ro. in. cases w here th e stock-
books of the city to the new build­ the em ploym ent situ atio n in O re­ ag ric u ltu ral situ atio n issued b y ;
w ™ld be easy, how ever, the m ay be read, b >r ov,
i.il ,b
H ere it la N ovem ber and no
holders or secu rity holder ap p ears
gon is indicated by rep o rts com the c x te n -:->n s > vice,’ which a l - o ' r 'P <)rt continues, to over-em pha-
ing.
,♦ t a
ed.
All a ie w-elei
ra in . The d a y s-a re chilly a t both From the O bserevr Nov. 2, 1900
pik'd by the s ta te unem ploym ent co n tain s' rep o rts on ’m ark et pro- [ sizt> the affects of the E uropean
•upon the hooks of the com pany as
services.
ends but a t m idday it is w arm
tru s te e or in any o th er fiduciary
C apt. Nelson is loading five of com pensation com m ission, f^nly 51,- spects for apples, potatoes, and I w ar u Pon Pric€* for farm Products
enough for one to w hittle along
relatio n , -the nam e of person or
his aceyteline gas m achines for 1€3 claim s for jo b k s s insurance tu rk ey s. Copies irtifv' Be obtained ■ in lh is country, a» the d u ration of
Method! t C burch: T
Wa;
the cu rb in com fort. T h a t’s g re at
corporation fo r whom such tru stee
the conflict is extem ely u ncertain We F o rg t! N ext S v d a y
persons at M itchell w ith 1250 feet, were filed durin g • the first nine f ree
h-rn
w eather fo r Novem ber.
acting, is given: also th a t the
cf pipe equipm ent all tu rn ed p u t m onths of the cu rren t y e a r com­
D espite som e’ recession d u rin g j a n d the record of th e W orld W ar com ing Sunday a! the M< ho i '­
B ut th e fa c t rem ains th a t fine
by the Moro M anufacturing com­ pared to 84,032 claim s filed during lx cen t \yeeks, the Oretton index of ,
^5 years ago shows th a t no ( hureh. , V.’ p hope to .see ll Cm '-e d two p arag ra p h s eontain s ta te ­
w e a th e r is usually poor w eather
m ents em bracing affiant’s fuH
the name period a year ago. B ene­ the general level of fa rm prices i n iateria l change occurred in the
pany.
m em bers a ,d th eir fnmilii
pr"--
for w heat grow ers.
We p refer,
K ent is beginning to assum e the fit paym ents d u rin g the first nine has moved uji sub stan tially as a ! Rcr.eral level of farm prices in this cut. S ppca! m usic by tie ch o ii. knowledge and belief as to the cir­
reg ard less of physical com fort, a appearances of a s u b u rb a n city. m onths of th c u rren t y ea r totalled
resu lt o f 's h a r p price advances in ! co u n try until a f te r the w ar had Sunday S 'b p d at 10 a. m. C!a e. ; cum stances and conditions under
fall in which it rain s, a w inter Two more new buildings, and an only $3,4f0,201 com pared to pay­
.
,.
,«
•
, •
which stockholders and security
m ost of the princT id farm products ' bi‘cn in P rogress for ap p ro x im ate- for
age.-. M orning Worship
all age:-.
W orship ...
at t , ,
■ ,
,
.
< „
— th a t b rings deep snow SO the addition to B. M. B row n’s grocery m ents erf $5,021,344 o f jobless
-----—
J4»bwx...who
do
not
a p p e a r upon
from mid A u g u st to m id-Septenr- j l' tv,° Vt‘ars
■ 11 a. m. A p h O tiek 'dmimp \\ ill by
roads are m ere narrow lanes be­
the hook« o f the com pany as
and post office are Just com pleted. w o rk ers d u rin g th e first nine b o . T he O reg on f a rtp p rice, index
7
.
j
_____ xei-v.ed in the.- d in in g -jn u iu ..af ¿he
tw een huge snow banks and a cool
tru ste e s, hold ”sfòcR' a n d -“ secu rity
One' of the n ew 'b u ild in g s is fo r a months of 193».
gained nine points fiufjng this P o etiy A n ted atin g Prose
church. B ring your lunch and join
.pringr and »um m er fo r w heat
|
and'V he" o!her' is
in a cap acity o th er th an th a t of a
p<riod,
bringing
the
f^W
iral
p
ice
G r .a t th o u g h ts of the Chinese u.s. K ing David said “ I was glad bona fi le ow ner; and th is affiant
not a hot w e ath er plant.
1 a re s ta u ra n t and boarding house.
level conrrtirrchly above a year people were early p u t in th e form when th ey said to m?. let us go to
We are com plaining now be
has no reason to believe th a t any
.
.
,w. I Al! the c a rp en ters who w ant
apo On the whole, it seem s p ren ­ of poetry. T heir songs and bal- the houc of the Lor i.’’ .
c « u « the w eath er .» too
em ploym ent about Moro are busy
j-o th e r p erson,► association, or cor­
able
th
a
t
the
general
av
erag
e
of
F. L. C arn ell, P a-to r.
„ „ t ..n 't w heat w eath er
T here
* g McDa„el. San, McDon
ads date badk beyond any knowl­
poration has any in te re st direct
farm prices in Orernq.' g o rin g the- edge of au th o rs.
are p ro p h e c e , ap len ty th a t some
Mr p ealbod M iuhell 4 Koss,
or indirect in th e said stock, bonds,
full year, 1939, ,w:l bis a found 4
Wasco Church o c C h rist: Bible or o th er securities th an as so sta-
of th ere d a y . ,t w.ll beg.n to .now
A nderson. J . O. Elrod, R. E.
p. i cent above t.h""rathcr lew av e r­
School - 10 a. rti. W orship S er­ t 'd by hun.
before a ra m s and we wtll h .v e
j,
w buUd.
age for 1938. according to the re ­
vice - II a. m. Serm on topic“ L ;ft
w in ter before th e re is a chance fco ;.
Lela B. F rench,
port.
up your eyes.” C hristian E ndea­
sved in w et ground. I t m ay well
T honipson.8 team got
Sworn to and subscribed before
vor a t 6:30 p. m. E vening Scrvie
be and th e re are y ears in which
me this 30^h day of October, 1939.
aw ay from him a t the g ate as he
at 7:30 p. m. Sermon tcpiC, “ W hat
LAW YER
th a t very th in g has hapjiened.
Giles L. F rench
was re tu rn in g to M onkland Sun­
the Bible teaches concerning I ts ’ ( My com m ission expires 5-20 JO )
It seem s h ard ly likely th a t the
MORO
day p. m. a f te r a drive. The hordes
S
elf.”
If
you
do
not
a
*
c
n
d
church
w eath er m an would p u t two dry
ran th ree m iles and piled up ill a
J.‘ ew’here, we invite you to w o r­
y ea rs to g . te r. The crop season of
ditch w ithout killing e ith e r of
ship w ith uS.
1938-39 was the d rie st on record
Bethlehem C h apter, No. 78.O.E.S.
them . Three wheels of the buggy
Ev ening services
ill s ta r t this
and thia continuation fa r into the
Moro, Oregon
. ..
.
¡w ere m ashed and the top to m off.
|
Sunday,
Novembur
5.
Seirnon on
1939-40 season ” ,
A * ¿ 1 ° i u : It «>■ u n fo rtu n a te
th a t Claud
M eets E very Second and
j “ W hat the Bible teach es” will h.
t o o t h e r ,n an alm ost unbearable
------ w jth him
ho|(, laboratory is to deal w ith products
o urth T h u rsd ay s in each
| heard each Sunday evening for
of the Pacific n o rth w est, such as
m anner. Let s have some m oisture. I
.
.. .
.
M onth. V isiting m em bers
_______
:
the team it the gate.
1 several
Sundays.
The
Church
w heat, potatoes, fru it, vegetables
Invited
▼ Elwood Thom pson is delivering
needs you, and you need the
ahd
alfftlfa..’
The
governm
ent
is
Rose Amidon, W,M.
R E L IA B L E R E SO L U T IO N S
i
en tire crop of 14,600 bushels
Church. John 4:35. “Say not ye,
R qth S p arlin g , S ecretary.
D uring this m onth com m ittees of w heat t0 the DeMoss Union seeking to learn how these pro­
T
here are fo u r m onths and then
ducts and w aste m aterial a t ca n ­
com posed fro m fa rm e rs from the . w a i-e h OuSe ¡n horseless w agons,
erm eth the h arv est ?• b hold, I say
neries
can
be
utilized
in
[industry
w h eat counties of O regon will be Frnm the O bserver Nov. 4> 1910.
I upine Rebekah Lodge No 116 unto you, L ift up your eyes .and
m et tin g to discus problem s of the
Aibout fo rty young people from and to discover new uses fo r the
Moro, Oregon
look on th? fields, th a t they are
in d u stry and m ake te n ta tiv e reso- j f oro were p leasa n tly entertained com m odities. S ecretary of A g ri­
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
white already un!o th e hirvc.st.,
cu
ltu
re
W
allace
w
arns,
however,
lutions to b e presented a t the fall.. gt th<? L v M oore-hom e Hallow-
day of each m onth.
W allace P atrick , M inister.
th
a
t
it
m
ay
be
several
y
ears
be­
m eeting of the E a ste rn Oregon e »en evening< A header box half
V isiting m em bers wel
N o i ICE Or' FIN A L »HEARING
W h eat L eague a t Condon, early ^Hed w ith hay served as a m eans fo re any discoveries are made th a t
come.
will
be
practical
and
aid
the
f
a
n
n
­
Notice is h :re b v given th-’t the
Rebekah
W
ilson,
N.G
in December.
i Miss Vivian S trong celebrated
undersigned
h as fill'd in the -Coun­
ers
-j
,
The league has a re p u tatio n of her birthday a n n jvergary §unday
Florence Johnston.Sec
*
,*
*
z
ty
C
ourt
of
the S tate of O 'egon
try in g to obtain com plete infor-
a n jce fBrnjjy dinner w ith some
To enforce w age-hour law ,. 500
E u rek a Lodge Np. 121 A -F & A-M fo r Sherm an County hi? Final
m ation before passing on any pro- frun<ls a t home.
M eets on the 1st find R ep o rt and Account as Adrmnis-
posal and fo r t h a t reason has had
Mono experim erit farm has a inspectors will be in the field in a
few
m
onths,
c
o
m
p
an
d
w
ith
less
3rd T h u rsd ay
eve- tra to r of the ; sta te of E '.z ib e tn
to re can t on b u t few policies.
new machine w orthy of the atiten-
nings of each m onth, j F u lle r,' deceased, and th a t Mon-
It is as tru e as can be th at the t -on
gherm an county farm ers, than 100 now; th e litiag tio n b/ftnch
will increase its staff of law yers
V isitin g m em bers cor ¡d a y , N ovem ber 13, J939, at ten
only way fo r an individual or a ¡ t ¡f a grnut cleaning m achine.
from
seven
to
m
ore
th
an
fo
rty
!
dially invited to m eet
group to forpv an opinion th a t is GraRti VaIley Jo u rn a l. Nov. 5, 1920
• * *
With
us.
a real expression of feelings or
N ext week th ere will be a meet-
A business census will be taken
A. B. C hristianson W. M.
ju d g m en t is to have full inform a- jr g a t th<? court house w jth ch e g .
,
„ C. V. B elknap, Secy.
tian , pro and con, before m a k in g . U j. Gn>y of the N atk)nai F arm in J a n u a ry ; the population census
next
spring.
S
u
p
erv
iso
rs
of
each
a decision. T his is w hat the coun- B ur^au ag speaker.
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
ty com m ittees will be m eeting to
R inging of the fire bell early d istric t will receive tra in in g 111'
Moro, Oregon
December.
Each
d
istric
t
will
have
obtain and while th ere are many g m (day m orning did not aroust
M eets 1st and 3rd
a
supervisor,
an
a
ssista
n
t,
a
sten
­
th in g s to discuss and a g eat n)any who th o u g h t it was a Hal-
T uesdays
in
the
Blonde E rika of the Folies Bcr
num ber of decisions to be m ade jowe’en prank but the back rooms ographer and two clerks. Sufficient
1.O..O.F. hall T rai
»
m ikes daily trips from
fe
re
at
the
San
Francisco
fair
Is
a
en
u
m
erato
rs
will
be
employed
in
by the m em bership th ey can do over the B arpett^ confectionery
sient and visiting
each
d
istric
t
to
count
noses.
D?-
j
native
of
the
Austrian
Tyrol.
Hav-
a good job in the. tim e allowed.
n ea rly burned'u p before the ?fire signers o f th e tow ns for d istrict I In f milked a cow' beiorc, she took
bro th ers are cordi
t Portland To Grass ^V ilc y
w as out.
ally invited to m eet
h ea d q u arters is made by the bu- 3 pounds? 15 ounce« <f m ilk Irom
SCHOOLS
. . A. A. D unlap, M att Sim on, Chas , re ay of census, which Believes co n -j M ary, blooded J e r s e y /to win first
- w ith us.
W ithin a few days the county
Let us haul your freight in and out of Portland
Ve:non M iller, N. G.a
school rediatricting bo^rd will get
Joe T ru itt, Secretary.
T uesday evening atten d in g ¡ ¡ f t , ‘ betw een com peting eommUniUes. ,
into actibri in th is county. Its
lo d g e.'
.
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j
¡Cent N&WS
W Kii,®
Com m od ty C redit Corporation
Has H eavy Investm ent Here
In Other Days |
T. Lester Johnson
p. S.-She Won, Too! I,‘
y TRUCK
The Dalles ¡xeigki Li
V
t
t
Inc,