Sherman County journal., November 24, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SHBBMAN CO UNT! 40UHNAL, MORO, OREGON
XWO
FRIDAY, NQYRMBRR 24, 1939
BOND
THANKSGIVING
REDEMPTION NOTICE
Quick War Relief
Given by Red Cross
Notice is hereby, given th a t th e
Although there is no unanim ity
City of Wasco Refunding Bend
this year in the celebration of
No. 16, Series 1936, due J a n u a r y .
Sherman County Observer
Thanksgiving
and, from the point
1, 1945, is hereby called f o r pay­
Established Nov. 2, 1888
of view of peace or politics or pro-
ment a t the office of the Under­
Grass Valley Journal
auction little for the nation to he
signed on Jan u ary 1, 1040, and in­
Established Oct. 14, 1897
V)N SOLID ATED March 6. 1931 thankful about, the habit of dining
terest thereon will cease on and
Shipwrecked
U.
S.
Citizens,
heavily for at h a st one day w ili
a
fte r said date.
Wasco News-Enterprise
Wounded Po!es, R2iu;ees,
go on.
B. E strelle Hailey
Established Nov. 1891
City
T
reasurer,
Wasco, Oregon.
Millions of turkeys have and
Repatriates
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
will suffer death and almost com­
IN THE COUNTY COURT - OF
plete physical destruction as a
Published Every Friday at
Y.’?dh:.i;:ton. Ti;
THE S T A fE OF "OREGON
symbol
th
at
Americans
are
a
hap-
Moro, Oregon
fjro ss mo vet»
FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
p< and prosperous people; foo-tball
CileF L. French
'
Editor fans will have a few hours of in­
h o stilitie s in !-• ri' :
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
l
i
d
for
;.i
•
;
T
In
the M atter of the E state of
tense
joy
or
misery
and
a
certain
Entered as second-class m atter at
Amcrie.pi c iu z r ’t^
restrained
revelry
*und
good
cheer
V
I
F.
DUNCAN, Deceased.
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
ger zones oi i
NOTICE IS HEREIBY GIVEN,
under Act of Congress of March will fill the day.
fare c a ta stro p h e
Phat the undersigned has been
The thankfulness for heavenly
3, 1879.
Red C ross o.te ..
Appointed
A dm inistratrix of the
provision th a t caused the first
th a t folio wing c e
estate
of
M.‘
F. Duncan, deceased,
olrsei vation of this truly A m eri­
iM R
Polish forces on Sep
0«
by an order dated the 13th day of
can
holiday
is
not
aS
apparent
as
ganlz.afiou m ade a ’,
H I T I OB
PQBUS e
it was in earlier, harder tim es
i< s of ¿July, 1938, and all persons having
relief for civil:
when the blessings of nature were
ra ans claims against said estate are
.Poland; nrovid
OFFIClkL COUNTY PAPER
leioby notified to /present the
,
they
clo.ser and the benefits of govern­
re p a tria tin g fiopi
-ame to A dm inistratrix at P o tte r’s
:
-
la
.n
s
;
ment
were
fewer.
Nowdays,
if
landed
in
the
l
’n.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
S tar-, Klondike, Oregon, on or be­
o w ’s table bolds a lusciously
g ra n te d m edic. I ¡ . 1 ¡naj’i'c n a n c e
Payable in Advance
fore
six months from the date of
.
a.
viva.rs
of
browned
bird,
flanked
with
bright
a ssista n c e to Ai '• .; ..
ONE YEAR ........ ......♦ ------- *L6U
the "A th e n ia .” h.' .-.t r.t j i a ”it l:y of this notice.
cranberries, gleam ing celery and
’I a il Ci the ; Dated this 24th day of Novem­
the w ar; gave in
N O VEM B ER 24,1939
brown pumpkin pie, the credit for
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Americnn'Ho.-'
n
:’.ir‘
.s. F ra n c e , ber, 1939.
the feast is more ilkely to go to
.AGNES P. 'DUNCAN,
and developv.fi ¿i ¡ cmp.'< hen siv e
the
host
a
t
the
head
of
the
table
CORRECTION
com m unlcaticn.; .;ystc:;i to a 'l? v th e
A dm inistratrix.
instead of the Alm ighty for whose
(ears
of
d
istra
u
g
h
t
re
lu
th
o
s.
PAUL
W.
CHILDERS
L ast week, in the haste to get i penerousity the day was inap-
N
orm
an
11.
'k
.v
is.
ch
airm
an
,
•
Attorney
for
A dm inistratrix.
under the wire, an editorial was guru ted.
cabled the in to iiid ti •' 1 R d ( '.’ass
Dependence on
put on the press carrying an error
C om m ittee i.i (h tic’.a "a itepto:::her
th at changed the thought com­ ability to work it productively
I ask in g w hat r e l’cl •v.a. I 1 ho need­
UNITED
STATES
DEPART­
pletely. As printed it gave the when the goodness of nature per­
ed from the Amerfimu R°d Cro'-a. In
MENT OF TH E INTERIOR
impiession that attendance at mits has been removed from the
a first step in cot:salidating Red
highway meetings by private economy of so many th a t the
General Land Office at The
Cro~3 relief fo rte s t .'.cngl'uuf the
Dalles,
Oregon. November 8, 1939.
groups would be as satisfactory hurr/ole spirit th at comes, from de-
nation. 3,700 -Red C r u s c h a p te rs
V F .A R t A G O C . L . W re n n p e rtu r.d c d his I.is h fs tn e r, w h o !:c !p :d co n stru ct th e U n io n Pacifi«.,
as. attendance there by the oounty p. ixknce on nature and soil and
NOTICE
is hereby given that
w
ere
au
th
o
rized
to
tm
.
r.
producing
•• - ' i ’«'m lo get a jo b on th e soma r a l!? o r .d / Y o u n j W -rcnn w e a l to w o rk w ith w o o d -b u rn in g locom otives.
court. W hat was w ritten was sun and rain is not with us. And
lln
a
c
e
S.
Carlisle,
of Miller, Ore-
refugee
g
a
rn
u
n'.a
a..
1
:
>
accept
con­
p »¡t offices an d a d e tc rm jn v tlo n to get ah ead .
th at attendance a t highway m eet­ we a re filled with pride for our
gt'n, who, orl May J l, 1938, made
trib u tio n s for w ar ri R f
-»<’ • started on his fi*ty-f»r»t y e a r w ith the U n io n P acific an d since his p ro m o tio n to tra v e lin g
ings by the court would1 be more own ingenuity and strength to do • • • —cr
A quick response from the Polish
Hom estead Entry, Sec. 2289, R. S.,
has tra v e le d mor'c th an 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 -mi aci In c e le b ra tio n of the even t Stew ardesses T h e l i r '
satisfactory than any more direct for ourselves.
Red C rass to C hairm an Davis' cable No. 030256, for SW T 'N E 1, NW
B- - r i - V a n A c k e re n , M a r y C o ste llo , R u th P cr.ner an d L a u ra S yp in h elp e d h im cu t a liuge “ b ir th -
May the observance of Thanks­
method of public representation.
to th e In te rn a tio n a l C om m ittee re­ 1 S E l, Section 34, Township 2 N.,
: . ► ♦!»«•»• . »ys w e n ever t h A ^ l i t th c re ’d be a g irl w o rk in g on the ra ilr o a d ,” he ch ided, “ o r stream
giving days keep it from being
sulted in an A nierican Red C ross Rang: 15 E., W. Meridian, has
the pride that*' leadeth to de­ ¡•••«■r. • L«.»"’ -k ’ 2 0 mdes an h o u r.
SH E E PH E R D IN G ,
ap p ro p riatio n of $."(>.001 foi th e p u r­ ti'.c-d notice of intention to make
ch ase of 45 ilk ms of m di. ines; and
struction.
p, . 1
Zs
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A PLEA FOR OI.I) DOBBIN* And
commutation Proof, to establish
Some years ago there was a
for arm y b la n k e ts ar.d a qtl; n tity of ,’laim to the. land above described,
( aAAAM *
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ALL
TH
E
YOUNG
DOBBINS
man in this county who often ex­
As if Bund trouble w asn’t
large hospital te n ts < ..psh'-e of hous­ before The 'Register of the Dis-
To the Editor:
pounded on the glories of the job enough for Fritz Kuhn to have
(Continued from page one)
ing 50 s tre tc h e r case? each.
ttic ‘ Land Office, at The Dalles,
! I have .heard many people
of
herding sheer». - He : mentioned
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# now he admits having some woman
Ov
gon, on the 19th day of Decem-
te
chartered
banks
in
Oregon
complain
lately
of
being
scarce
of
aî -o m ade
tiu_.
It may cause-Awa
1939. ________ ______ _______
rr.'ifiviD the iiiMan
timitv for care-
.
. . <
u__ _
(including
the
two
branch
luniks>
--
eggs.
lif
those
of
solitude,
opportunity
ca re ­ inoval . from
IT.O "AT.7PTir.an tter-p-rnt tn f ir r ts
his jo»b for really good
ful and extended thought, the leaders are wise enough bo whis­ compared to 189 state banks in jn pasture will, get those faithful
to e v acu ate Ame.de...i ¡¡..lient • idem Y tuim ant names as witnesses:
time available for reading of lit­ per such descriptive phrases as opt ration in 1921. National banks, anim als in and take a look at them
t!:a hospital and to | ... u.ir.e in Fhe N. L. Jordon, Don Miller, Dorr-
thea ^\dam.s, all of Miller, Ore­
however,
number
92
(including
64
yO
U
w
iH
see
th
a
t
you
have
eggs
U nited S ta te s a iOd lu d h o rp itai
era tu re and philosophy and really “golden angel” instead of writing
gon; A. M. Rogers, of Celilo,
branches) compared to 98 in by the million; if you don’t 'be-
unit for shipi.ivnt to th ? ? m erican
made the job seem desirable even them.
O’ i gon.
organization. i: w..s ¿a
1921.
lieve it count them. These eggs
to one rather» prejudiced toward
Sherman
County Journal. •
To
Ricet
ii
f;!s
v.hi'
h
were
State 'banks in Oregon reported have been well varnished and
cows.
They have’t caught the men
M
oro,
O
r.
gon.
th
o
u
ih
t
,iil
r
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to
r;
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But the words have been rem em ­ yet who tried to bomb Mr. Hitler. deposits of only $39,816,193 on stuck on the horses the past few
W. F. Jackson,
bardm
ont
of
ru
tu
:
v.ii
-
June
30
last
compared
to
$96,950,-
m
onths
by
the
bot-flies
tantaliz-
bered and the pictured quiet and When they do the culpifft , will
T
Register.
passage
of
a
n
peace have been often recalled so have no time to enjoy the head­ 430 at the time of the June call ing the life out of the horses in
C
ress
called
mum
21
of
it
lai;’?
i
i'\
Read the Ads in the t Journal.
in 1921. National banks, on the the meantime.
that when troubles come—aa they lines.
c h a p te .J l<i uo’.l surgtjiaL^Urc:;.dates'
other hand, reported deposits of
A 'bountiful crop of these flies
do to all—the mind harks back to
$280,143,946 last June com pared in the larva stage are fastened to work their employes 12 hours a of a special n t-w jy p e I'-r E uropean
scenes of sunny hillsides on which
w arfare injuries. More than 50o,00i)
to $136,504,983-in June, 1921.
to the lining of the horses stom- day or 56 hours a week for not
sheep, baaing and blatting, are
yards of gauze w ere p urchased and
Th?'
decline
o
f
sta
te
hanks
in
»‘
h*
riKh‘
,
now'
miKhty
scattered while a lone herder su r­
m o e than 14 weeks a year, accord­ 40.COO pounds of i c:t( M. ermugh to
Oregon is largely attrib u tab le to h.gh-pr.ce,! food, anti will pass out ing to a ruling of wage-hour ad ­ m ake 157.C^O su rg ical dr ‘swings.
rounded by his dogs watches and
the .branch .banking law under early in the sp n n g , burrow into m inistration. More than one half
pe rhaps philosophies on the peace
On S ep .o tn b er 2. lii- A m erican
A tto rn e y A t L a w
k rou',<l for a f<w w? ^ 8’ ,rom of the placer gold in the area is Red C ro .s annoum -cd It was o rg an iz­
and quietude of the world and the From the Obaorver Nov. 23, 1900. which the two U rge national
banks in .Portland have absorbed
they ame.rBe
iu l> « r<>wn excaVaLng by floating dtredges ing to la e c ; r e p a trla th .c A m erican
glories of his ancient profession.
M r.rn a n d W a a c o
bot-flies
ready
to
mkte
and begin
A bounding 8 ib. boy was the many institutions form erly oper-
One m ight thus disassociate
and of the total gold produced citizens nt se n iu m cities thro u g h
anew
the
process
of
plastering
the
himself from the world and all gift of Mrs. C. J. Diekman to hei ating undeT state charters
from Alaska. c h a p te r reception com m ittees. C iti­
horses .with the tiny gold color­ three fourths « comes
».■ »
zens w ithout rc.if ur.u 3 w ere given
♦ W »
its troubles; m ight forget the war husband November 21. The pre­
ed eggs.
tem p o rary sh e lte r, ami a.ded to re
—w hat there is of it—cease to fret sentation was made by Dr. Ray
With
Christm
as
ju
st
around
The courts have been called on
During the
winter
minute
se ttle in th e ir fo rm er hom os or
about the seemingly never ending Logan.
the
corner,
the
wage-hour
adm
in­
to clear up the am biguity in the | w o rrw hatch out from these eggs,
work.
M
anned:
'At
the
residence
of
depretsion, lose sig h t Of books and
1939 legislative act covering fore- j craw i into the horse’s mouth istration will hold a public hear­
B etw een S ep tem b er 5 and 7. the
accounts and the cares th a t come the bride’s parents, Sunday Nov­ closure of tax delinquencies. Suit where they live a short time be- ing next week to determ ine w heth­
A
m
erican Red C ross rubied Jdf’.odO
from taking note orf the ambitions ember 18th, Miss Lyda H. Belshee has been filed in the Marion coun­
for? passing to the . stomach to er those engaged in handling “dec­ th ro u g h t'ne S ato D. p.uiir.etit to
and
Wm.
H.
Ragsdale,
Rev.
Drake
of humankind. No radio would
ty circuit court by Leo N. Child, fasten on where they grow until orating greens’’ are in a seasonal help A m erican sut \ i i or-3 of the
blurt its nothingness a t him, no officiating. The happy couple will Salem realtor, asking for a de-
occupation. The farm ers and grow “ A th en la.” who had keen tain n into
one request his time and attention. be a t home in the Armsworthy clamatxxry judgm ent inittedpreting »pi ing.
Most veterinarians now agree ers who send mistletoe, laurel, Irish r.” d S c o t. h p e .
Rather, if one possessed the residence, which has been purchas­ the act which come county officials
Red Cross c h a p te rs vu re in stru c t­
th a t m ost of the compaction our Qiegon holly, cattails, and cedar
philosophy th a t makes the eye of ed by the groom.
b o u g h s to th e m a rk e t know th a t ed to accept f; :.d.i :o; Luu paudimae-
regard
as
lim
iting
the
filing
of
tax
horses
suffer
with
it
due
to
ibots.
George Sink has purchased the
the tru e sheepherder peaceful and
fnreclosuve suits to a specfic date.
W hat can we do about it? The th e se C h ris tm a s g re e n s a re decid­ of suppli' s ' i i -iipa 11 la i (list’. ibtition
serene, he m ight spend his days Bert Kelsey place east of Kent The su it is expected to go to the
bot flies are now all dead except edly se a so n a l, a n d th e y could n o t and funds for p u tc iia s? of su pplies
in a (minor round of eating, what postoffice. His 9on-in-law, Horace supreme court regardless of the
those inside the horses and the sell a tru c k load in J u ly , b u t th e for a d e .J;jia to d .c o u n try to be ex
ever fancy and ability a t the cul­ Cuthill, comes from Portland to a outcome in the circuit court.
w a g e -h o u r a d m in is tra tio n h a s to pended through the R< I C ross so
eggc on the hair.
inary a rt dictated, reading the position on the farm .
e convinced t h a t it isn ’t a n all- city of th ? ’ t.a' lorn
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W
ashing
with
strong
vinegar
blood and thunder romances rof
’’T h e R» d c r o s s ¡a net ¡h iercsled
year
industry and’ th a t those eft
From the Observer Nov. 26, 1920
Sigfried Unander, research ex­ will kill the eggs. One capsule of
the .pulpis, the philosophy of th?
In
the o: iritis of the p resen t con
gaged
in
it
are
not
in
the
same
pert rec:ntly attached to Governor carbon disulphide will rid the
ages or even— if one were inured
fllflt,” Chai rm an Davis d eclared fol­
Tuesday at the school house in
clafc>
with
workers
in
a
steel
mill.
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to it—love stories, and ponder on Monkland a basket social was held Sprague’s staff, has ju st com­ horses of internal bots and other
low ing his cabled o ft-r of asH st-acec
pleted a compilation of pension worms.
the peculiarities of the sheep.
to the In te rn a tio n a l Red Cress.Com
to make money for playground
One
of
th
e
b
u
rd
e
n
s
of
A
m
e
ric
a
n
These capsules may bee secured
system s for public " employees,
The press of engagem ents, the equipment. Miss Ada H art, teach­ copies of which have been supplied at most drug stores; also a gun tu x p a y tr s is c a rin g f o r -foreign- m lttee. ” \t a p a r 1, o? the great In te r­
necessity of dead lines, the urge er of the Monkland school, de­ to each member of the governor’s« to give them with. Grease the born and alien s in in stitu tio n s fo r n ational R d C ross it is our duty to
to answer acculumated letters, serves to 'be complimented for committee now engaged in making capsule with any kind of soft oil mental d e fe c tiv e s. T he 1938 s t a ­ do w hat we can to aid ’he h lpiess
tis tic s show th a t C a lifo rn ia h as civilians who will sn.ffar durin g the
the rush pf living would 'be as making this affair a success.
a study Of a retirem ent pension gently push it book-fatal th e throat,
Wesley,
oldest
son
of
W.
L.
Dill-
0847, g r e a te s t o f a n y s ta te ! O re ­ best !RriDC>."
the silly march of the artic
plan for public employees in Ore­ step back and watch the left side
lemings which reaches no end but inger of DeMoss, is seriously ill gon. In a sum m ary of the various of the gullet; you wlll-sse the cap­ gon 303; W a sh in g to n 781.
.with pneumonia following an a t­
death.
pension plans, submitted by Un­ sule slide down. Don’t rub the
tack of measles.
It sounds elegant.
ander the federal retirem ent plan horses throat. The paste capsule th San Francisco Chroniclef. Seat­
H - U. M artin has 'been serious­ is criticized as unsound in th a t : is much safer for an am ateur to tle Times, Portland Oregonian.
ly ill with pneumonia at. the home
REORGANIZATION
premiums collected from employed j adm inister because a liquid cap- His m aster’s degree was received
The reorganization committee at of his dlaughter, Mrs. C. W. Mc­ persons fall far short of covering su’e broken in th? mouth nearly fn m the University of W ashing­
its meeting had several points un­ Kinney east of Moro.
ton.
benefits offered by the program .
. strangles a horse.
der discussion that will be more
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A
s
little
tim
e
a
s
it
ta
k
e
s
and
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
fully debated before any report Grass Valley Journal, Nov. 26 1930
More than 100,000 Port Orford , as little as it costs every horsi
Meets on the 1st and
is given
Tuesday morning Miss (White cedars are being set out in the in the county should have this
3rd
Thursday eve­
F irst aim of the group, as an- left for her home a t Oregon City Ham let ixperim ental forest in treatm ent.
nings of each month.
pounced, is to .give equal educa- and Miss F errin for her Hpod Clatsop county by CCC enrollees
If Old Dobin gets the benefit
Visiting members cor
tional opportunities to each child 1 River home for the Thanksgiving from Gamp Nehalem working un- ' of this you are m ighty welcpme.
dially invited to meet
and second, to better the schools ! vacation.
,
der the direction of the state for- j
. ....
T..,M. Rolfe,
with us.
and at the same time cut the costs,
Sunday the 21st Ernest Esling- estry departm ent. The Hamlet j ---------------------- *7 ~ •
!. Christianson W. M.
er became the new owner of tht? forest, lying w est of the Nehalem jt
if (rossible.
f A n
f
C. V. B elk n ap , Seqy.
I F O IC S S O r
Pomrible ways of doing this is Hotel Vintin, having closed the valley, w as deeded to the state i U 0 1
to readjust district lines, to con­ deal with Mr. Wallace.
fo re stry departm ent by Clatsop ~
n
ti
1
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
H arry Vanlandingham has leas­ county in 1936 for the purpose of j J q
solidate two or more districts
iiO I lO F c d
Meets 1st and 3rd
from the standpoint of transporta- ed the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. carrying o u t experim ents in re- 1
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tw n, build up larger units and W alker and bought their farm out­ forestation. The P ort Orford cedar j University of Oregon, Eugene,
Tuesdays
in the
er nmder a county wide unit such . fit. Mr. and Mrs. W alker will it is believed by forestry Officials, ' November 23. (Special)— George
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
take charge of the 'Moro Hotel, is the ideal ttee for rehabilitation S. Turnbull, leader ^ n d friend' of
as the county unit plan.
sient. and visiting
of the vast areas of cut over and ! journalism in the Pacific northw est
brothers are cordi
No decision has been made, nor Sunday, November 28th.
ally invited to meet
will be without longer study, as From the Observer Nov. 25, 1910 burned over land in w estern Ore- i for 35 years, is to 'be honored here
with us.
gon, especially in those sections on December 2 by a banquet, that
the report is not due“ until next
will celebrate the publication of Ve non Miller, N. G.
/
O. W. Axtell has sold o u t his known as the fog belt.
bepwnrocr.
THE BEST TELEPHONE SERVICE
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his book, “ History o f Oregon
Joe T ruitt, Secretary.
The committee exprsses itself entire stock of paints, oils, paper,
Railroads operating in Oregon New spapers,” and completion of
as being anxious to obtain the etc., to Messrs. M. M. Hasmer and
IN THE WORLD •
op irions of all interested persons J. W. Case. The balance of Mr. suffered a loss in revenue during 22 years as profess»« in the Uni- Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.0.E.S.
Moro,
Oregon
on the m atter before it and prom­ Axtell’s stock of furniture etc., 1938, as compared with the pre- j versity of Oregon «chool of jour-
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST
Meets Every Second and
ises the careful consideration of it is expected will be taken by the vious year while a t the same tim e nalism.
Fourth Thursdays in each
Moro Hardware and Implement experiencing a substantial in- I H arris EU?Vi’f)r h, editor and
such opinion«.
T h a t is th e ideal, the c o n stan t aim , of A m erica’s
z \\/ X Month. Visiting members
crease
in
their
tax
levies,
accord-
;
publisher
of
the
Roseburg
News-
Company.
V
Invited
tele p h o n e service. T h e c o u rteo u s Long D istance
The death of Justice Butler has
We of this p a rt of Sherm an ing to a report filed w ith Gover» ' Review, will be guest speaker,
Rose'
Amidon,
W,M.
O p e ra to r p u ts you in q u ick , personal to u c h w ith
given the president the chance to j county took six inches of snow on nor Sprague this week by O. R. Sponsored by members of Sigma
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
name five members of the supreme the 18th, at current rate s; of B»«n, state public utilities- com- Delta Chi, men’s national journal-
frie n d s, loved ones, business associates n e a r or
court. His batting avtrage is not which the m oisture was conserved missioner. Freight tonnAge drop- ism honorary, the banquet is open
far! E specially a ttractiv e rates, to m ost Long Dis­
! upine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
bad for 'Reed, and Douglas have and turned into the soil, with lots ptd 2,680,199 while the 1,161,400 to all Mr. Turnbull’s friends,
tance points, are hi effect all day Sundays!
Moro, Oregon
passengers carried during the year
Mr. Turnbull, who worked his
been very well received and Frank- 7 of rain on the 20th and 22nd.
fu rte r il not bad. The appoint-,
Mr. McNeai is moving the was 236,005 under the 1937 record, way through the University of Meets 2d & 4th Tues
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rr.ent of Black was probably tihe W allis addition to the pharmacy, Net revenue of the railroads was W ashington by working ¿.for the ? n v of each month.
meat- serious m istake ever made to Dr. J. R. M organ’s lot on Mc- $5.565,049, a decrease of $107.765 Seattle Post-Intelligencer, held the Visiting .members wel
by any president. Another good 4 Coy avenue, corner of F irst street while taxes paid totalling $3,190,— position of manafcbajf“ editor on come.
appointm ent will tend . to make 1 and fitting up a nice cottage home 380 represents an increase of the Bellingham (Wash.') Rtveille M. B. Rice, N. G.
| $240,049 over the 1937 figure.
, in 1905. He h£s also worked for Florence
that erro r less a danger. .
j for Mr. and Mrs. Morgan.
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GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
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