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V Ç a <* ' JL 1, 1930 THJE SHUMAN COÜVTT JOUBftAÎ, MQMQ. OBMOft PAGB TWO *± ± * i. CHRISTMAS Baby Panda Headed for Brookfield _ Zòo It is true th a t numerous observ- ers suspect Russia of building up an alibi for attacking the Finns, j These observers obstinately refuse committee from the board"com- to believe th a t Russia is really o p g g T anner of Portland, afraid. They even suspect Russia j F Daggett of p rineviUe and of trying. to make out a case on | Alfred Powers of Coquille have grounds th a t if Russia d o esn t Un- delegated to pick a successor. mediately do something like in- ¡t hafirt,een known for some tim e vading Finland— to protect itself, th at Ferguson’s retirem ent as the Finns will make a lot of ... head of the forestry departm ent trouble for Russia. The . Soviet has |jas been sought by Governor ___ ho has te e n dissatisfied Published Every Friday a t _ press seems willing to adm it these gprfagUe w ----------------------------------- Moro, Oregon are the grounds for its complain s, w. ^ the fo rester’s adm inistration k Editor ^ ut t^at comPla *nts are ”}ere -of the departm ent. -» Giles L. French___________ » for aggression_ w h y , Mos- I v . . Entered as second-class m atter at cow»s face is redder than u s u a l. q^,, ritate forestry board is pre- the'“ Postoffice * at Moro, Oregon with shame rfo r anyone with sue paring to bring a friendly suit under Act of Congress of March eVji imaginations! to t ,?! out thp validity of its 3. 1879. Moscow probably can’t guess claim for some $200,000 in delin- {where anyone would get such quent fire patrol assessm ents ow- Ow t tlotfl H f t s ? V I 8 notions, except from pro-Finnish ¡ng the state by a num ber of coun- PUI LI S ■FITV ' A ^ S tfcl AT I 0 i propagandists. But against the ties. J u s t w hat county will be claims of these stand Finland s used as the defendant in th e suit statistics to show the world has not yeet buen decided. County OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER plainly how g reat is the Finnish officials are understood to tbe ready th reat to Russia. How formid- to pay the claim if and when (the SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable in Advance ___ able these ___ statistics m ust make court holds it to be valid. ONE YEAR ........................... $L6U Finland appear to Russia can well L a te st a rr iv a l a t C h icag o ’s Eroo field zoo Is th is baby p a n d a from be realised by not comparing them Budget Director David Eccles C hcngtu p ro v in ce, C hina, e a re d for I y R ey S cott. T he a n im a ls a re be- D EC E M B E R 1, 1939 with Russian statistics.—C hristian ¡s hopeful of trim m ing nearly co:n in nff Science Monitor. ; $500,000 from thei budget expendti- g exceedingly rr.re and sp ecial d isp en satio n w as n e c e ssa ry Io tak e the panda out of China. _____ ’■ ........ ....... . : tures of sta te activities during MILK CONTROL / f the cu rren t biennium. Offers of .N THE COUNTY COURT OF The hearing 'before members • cooperation in his request fo r a 71 THE STATE OF OREGON of the » ilk control board a t tne percent cut in departm ental and! FOR SHERMAN COUNTY court house Tuesday brought out institution ’budgets received by the NOTICE TO CREDITORS argumenta for or against the need director, he says, give assurance In the M atter of the E state of for . the in this 4W ...» act - ........ ...... county and in- „ i o e a '° * 13 sa v *nir of $466,849. Of 'this- .1 F. DUNCAN, Deceased. dicatud the difficulties encountered ( ,raKs \ alley Journal Dec. , .am ount $353,779 will come out of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in adm inistering such an act in a C. E. Decker has left M ichigan 1 the budgets of state institutions. T hat the u n d e r s i g n h » s b®6» territory like this. to spend the rem ainder of _ the i, I h ta “ ‘ «•"«pToyees and official, will There is no d o u jt but the meas- w inter in. Miami. FloriSe. - i .«state of M. F. Duncan, deceased, has been of aid in the real ______ Mr and M rs. Lamibright of have to continue breathing the ure by an order dated the 13th day of dairy districts of the state where M<?M¡nnv¡lle fath er and m other ¡ germ s, if any, th a t gather on the / u ! \ \ 1938, and all persons having enforc.m ent is possible and where R A gt(>w, cAfne to telephone mouthpiece. The board i '.alms a p a ia s t\ said estate are the conditions for which the law Thanksgiving. 1 °f contro1 this we>ek turned thumbs Iieroby notified to 'present the was w ritten exist. 1 A j Ho!t an¿ a Ca r of his ! down frn the offer of a company *ame to A dm inistratrix at P o tte i’s In districts sim ilar to this one ca^ j fc were on the train Sunday ^ h tch specializes in cleaning atic Store, Klondike, Oregon, on qy be where there are ftw dairies a n d -n a m in g i fum igating .telephone equipment, fore six months from the date of these small ones, where there a Guyton was home from 1 Not even the argum ent th at the this notice. him self added a n o th e r c h a p te r to number of one cow dairies—not i)anea for T hanksgiving,'re- state of W ashington h^d- subecrib- C ontains V irgin ia M ilitia R ob - Dated this 24th day of Novem the fascin atin g story of A m erican under the law—and where enforce- • thrning there for school Sunday ! ed. to .the s e n jjp r kunfcd to move ... y. C olonial ber. 1939. , J colonial research. m, nt is nearly impossible excepi dng . he Oregon officals who figured « « J le d i« AGNES P. fitlN CA N , T he identification of W ashington a t a cost many times the poundage _ ’ that m o p t-sAate em ployee«, h a v - ¡ Kec«^ U e o p e A dm inistratrix. as th e a u th o r waa m ade by Victor Z ips received the law can hardly From the Observer Dec. 2, 19 Tv : ing endured these, little disease 4----- - PAUL W. CHILDERS x, z. 11 n v, carinéis for, lo, these many years qnH K romuiiticatory of an old note- Hugo P a ltsits. K eeper of Manu Attof’rey for A dm inistratrix. y i Geo.- N. Crosfie s e <w¡t ])Out s€rjous consequences were * book which isapm ed great valve sc rip ts of the L ibrary. E xam ining To comply w ith the law dairy- of r>od horses Tuesday, to a Port- . ,,^ .|y inunune by ,this thne - .(te r 160 year, of neglect, when the notebook, he was stru c k by the Lead the Ads In the Journal. men would have to install equip- land buyer. < I , «- ,, resem blance betw een c e rta in notés a stu te literal y ‘•detection revealed ment to insure th a t milk was al- q a Ram <,ey ¡s taking a bit of Interest in the state land board’s th a t many of *lts pages were In and Ideas hater em bodied by W ash ways of the cream content desired g rl,st; hc has George Hennagin's ¡ r ,¿ " 7 " M 0“ Jc‘¡a r ’ " a''r “ f ^ T g r e i l I Ôe° r«e Waahlitgton:. handwriting, ington in li is le tte rs to G overnor Din 1 an u ro m c, w h ite-b eard ed Jo si » 1 house ____ ¿J] — Arhrtlnend on/i 1 J n . «_____Ä n z4 /«sxlrts». widdle. the S p eak er of the H ouse of to meet the several price sehe- npw farm enclosed and L a z a ra, r c p r t t d S p a’n ’s r hi'-ot ing land in eastern Oregon has has been added to the hw g and color B urgesses and o th e r V i r g i n i a offi duh». a - I ready for the finishing touches. ir.cn, is m a \ a j his t. ~t visit to I been revived by announcement of ful history of rare books. T he notebook, now in the .tiles of cials. Com parison with o th e r m ate Inasmuch as the board has not The 10-ipch thick m antle of snow a conference to be ¡held in Salem U nited Stater.,’ flcn--r L a z a fa is said A tto r n e y A t L aw , found it possible to enforce the which covered the ground Monday Dicember 16 .to be attended by the New York Puhllc L ibrary, dates rial w ritten by W ashington in the lo Ii-we been th e financial n ? c .’ sam e yeaPÎ and exam ination by hand V law here there ia no lildihood th a t in part» of Sherm an and members of the recently appointed opp„ ,.,« u back to 175?. when W ashington was behind r . jr.c o’j revolt i» y -p a n. w riting e x p e rts coufirm ed the fact a V irginia colonel At the time he M oro a n d W asco there will he either a change m Gilliam count.es, gladdened the sdvis and K H -R u t. was raising two reg im en ts of sol th a t tbe Botes w ere w ritte n In Wash prices or in practices if this coun- hearts of the lovers of sleigh rid- ledge, , , director of grazing in the diers for the F rench and Indian in g to n ’s own hand. UNITED STATES DEPART ty is declared to be outside the jng t but was doomed to a short federal , d /p ailm e n t of agricul- W ars The first tea pages. In a h and F u rth e r research based on tbe MENT OF THE INTERIOR regulated area. Our conditions are s ta y as, the warm wave Chinooked urc. notes was conducted recen tly when w riting o th er than W ashington’s. so much different than in large jt^—Lut it was saturated with .81 . , w General Land Office at The a lim ited q uantity of colonial beer, d l u t e d io a ro ste r of ihese regl- Dalles, Oregon. November 8, 1939. milk p ro d u c in g ^ a re a s th a t one of an inch of moisture and that s cm ploy .es who have be*-n m ade according to th e form ula in NOTICE is hereby given that law can hardly apply to both with what gladdened the hearts of the payroH fo r least 2Q yeara oetits. tbe notebook, was brew ed by special The rem aining forty-four pages, chance of success. levers of a good w ea crop. would »be retired a t 50 percent of in W ashington’s own handw riting, perm ission of the New York S tate Horace S. Carlisle, of Miller, Ore It will be a month before there 1 Medler Bros, were plowing up 1 theii salary upon reaching the age in n ia l’i i iscellaneous m em oranda. Liquor A uthority. A lthough It had gon, who, on May 11, 1938, made is a decision made by the board to snow time last wetk, using | of 65 years undor the provisions, r.oie? roi r *iire correspondence and long been known th a t W ashington, Homestead Entry, Sec. 2289, R. S.. affecting this county b u t testim ony their new C aterpillar engine. ¡of an initiative measure sponsored j Washing.oil's own recipe for Colo- like o th er colonial squires, followed No. 030256, for SW $ NE b NW i S E E Section. 34, Township 2 N., form al and informal, a t th e h e a r -j M r. and Mrs. John Johnson a n . Veterans Political League the custom of brew ing his own beer. iii.l lii’CI Rar.gi 15 E., W. Meridian, has in? indicated th a t « return to un- a|, a ,n at horrw or.them Boyd farm with headquarter, ¡„ Porttond. It was not until the notebook was headquarters in Portland, i Wtrnn the volume was first at- hampered competition w ithout neai Moro for the w in te r, in e meagurti which it is proposed I qu red by the L ibrary from an old discovered th a t his p a rtic u la r recipe filed notice of intention to make commutation Proof, to establish benefit of state control will be the sojourn a t their ot , pri g. j submit to the voters of Oregon Oregon r-ook dealer in lfi2u 11 was for the becam e available. farm the past summer was a profi T he beverage was brew ed as a sci clainf to the land above described, 1.. . ¡oil. ul v.,lue of the roster. No re-. most probable result. next November would authorize i entific e x p e rim e n t to d e m o n stra te before The R egister of the Dis table one to ehac of them. 1.1. !»;i to V. ¡'siiing'on « a s known or an appropriation of $100,000 from ; th e advances in brew ing technology trict Land Office, at The Dalles, . i;. l t d . The discovery th a t the Sherman county was represent- general fund in order ‘ ROOSEVELT, ECONOMIZER ed at the development league , fo s^a r ^ program off and would i , . . . ; . i n i : i g pages, long d isregarded since W ashington s day. and was O rigon, on the 19th day of Decem along with m odern beer to ber, 1939. Stories persist from W ashing- m eeting a t Salem by Hon. C. A. th ereafter take 31 percent from as the persona! notes of some m inor served g u e sts at Brew ing Industry Dav a t Claim ant names as witnesses: i .i i i i t a r v aide, actually contained ton th a t President ¡Roosevelt is Buckley. Hon. W. J. M ariner was 1 the7 salaries of all state employees th e New York W orld’s Fair. E. L. Jordon, Don Miller, Dorr- going to spring a big surprise appointed to represent Gilliam coinjna, xuider its provision?. The u.c.iiorunda w ritten by W ashington thea Adams, all of Miller, Ore when the 1940 budget is announc— county. < act would be administered by a gon; A. M. Rogers, of Celilo, ed, th a t he is going over the nu^rvor Nov 20 1900 civil service commission composed estim ates of departm ents and I r»>" O b -e n e r Noe. 20, 1SW the superintendent of public Oregon. w«r . i - i visit her son and family. Mr. and Sherman County Journal. agencies with an unwontedly Miss Rose Stanley has returned instruction, labor commissioner D HAÍtS O y VY e i g h t Mr.3. Lyle Woods and Signa drove Moro, Oregon. ROïïMSÿS sharpened blue pencil, and that much improved in health. i i nd president of the senate, Register. . .. ? ---- , «i3 J up fo r Thanksgiving day and W. F. Jackson the spending theorists of the New Genial Frank Hawley has been t ------------ ----- - Housewives who take a tip from Mm Woo±s retu rn ed with them Deal are disturbed, not to say de- op a v—t from /Webfoot. the state departm ent <rf agricul- that evening jected. ’ , .W asco will hold its annual city ture and purchase th d r holiday U R o y W right and fam ily w<nt It would 'be an epochal overturn ejeetfon, December 4. season cranberries by w eight will tQ Rlajnath FaUs for Thanksgiv- if Mr. Roosevelt, having passed j o Elr<xl & (X have ju st re- get ’the most for thenr money. , ( . the $40,000,000,000 debt m ark for c<.,ved tw0 car loads of A No. 1 Often pithy and light cranber- , _______________ the United States, should now de- ries are sold day m easure, while Read Uhe ad s in th e Jo u rn a l vote the closing m onths of his Mrs. Jesse Barnetlt presented the heavy ones are sold hy weight, second term in office to establish- ^ er with a fine 11 pound ------------------------------------------- says Arden A. Reed, deputy state ing a reputation as - “the great on t fce 17th. All well, seultr of weights and measures. economizer.” But since he de- Forty-five years ago the flour Anyone who stops to analyze lights . in breaking precedents, sjlipm ent from Oregon was made these methods of sale will see th a t there is no reason why he should Leonard & Green, Astorih, to tne truest value for the consumer LAWYER not break a few of his own. If Gapt Crosby, Hongkong. It sold comes with purchasing any cran this, indeed, is his mood, pray bid jjq a barrel. Capt. Ankeny WASCO berries, heavy or light, by weight. everyone step softly and let nc> prophesied in *63 th a t within 40 Sale of cran b erries. by liquid harsh word disturb it.—C hristian yenrs Pacific slope would ship m easure is illegal. Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Science Monitor. every spare bushel of w heat and Meets on the 1st and flou, to the Orient. The predic- T » lContinued from page one) A’ O ' 3rd Thursday eve FINLAN1) TREES A BEAR ' waTt ^ a z i e ^ , wife and daugh- Oregon, Senators Johnson and nings’ of each month. I- is to be hoped big Finland ter, Thos. Vanlandingham and 1 Downey of California. F irst skir- Visiting members coi dially invited to mee will not frighten little Russia into g . B. Pulliam, were in town this mish will come when congress . - - st . »u 1 - in Jan- with us. taking up arm s ag ain the r in n s., week. I meet« in regular , ,, session , , . . - ■ Yet it is at least implied in the . All kinds of work going o,n a t uary, to be followed by the con- A. B. Christianson W. M. > C. V. Belknap, Secy. Soviet press th at Russia m ay have the city foundry. giessional elections later. to take its courage in both hands 3 1920 Only 15.8 percent of all the Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. and fight for its very life against From the Observer Dec. 3, 1920. Moro, Oregon < xv vou e y land in W ashington s^ate is avail- the dom inating neighbor on the Moro lx>ys won ' able for cultivation, and of the Meets 1st and 3rd west. Finland, the Russians find, garn£ at Wasco on the eve- Tuesdays in the ¡1 adam ant in negotiation, provo- nin? of the <20th, thus deciding in total state acreage only 8.7 per^ I.O..O.F. hall Trai cent is actually under plow. Num cative in attitude, and, we are left QUr pavor t.he Sherman county sient and visiting ber of acres used for **rops is 3,- to aurmise, ju st a g rea t big bully. voney<ba ji championship for 1920, brothers are cordi 42,775,040. In Russia’s aJHoonsuming fear, R g Cannon and wife, from < - available ally invited to meet (some intem national experts could Athena, are visiting .in the county oniv 51 ner ' ' with us. ¡m arine it con .o m in , all th e „ (he McIntyn? f a m . [ fo r, <!.uIt^ a‘ “ n,1 *"d cuf Vempn Miller, N. G. Scandinavian peninsula ns well as ( F Hi„ ha, „ „ ¡m e d as clerk " nt “ **> * • ..» T e g out of r Joe T ruitt, Secretary. the Baltic rerio n ) c in be explain- Ht , he Moro T r a d e r Co. to accept t 'vated »cre»»e 18 3.112-168 out ° r id in no other way than by citin« “ poaitiwn w ith McCoy-Atwood 8 total of 61-’ ?8’4®0 > ,CC<>ri '" ? ada Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.K a ta tb tie . on Finnish power. Fin- * r P a t WaRC<). t the bureau «f ««>8^ Nevada Moro, Oregon A N Y BRANCH land has a population of no less Miss Grace Muir was home from ran 05ve\ area «ultk Meets Every Second and than 3,800,000. an arm y numibe»in(P PoTtiand for Thanksgiving with re3^ n t °* n w„v „ 7. Wv i \'XT Fourth Thursdays in each all of 300,000 «.Idlers, a n iv y -o t hcr | 'a te d ; A nxona next w rth ^O ^ Wy- Month. Visiting members Nor is California so such overwhelming strength that p Hansen was a Moro visi- ' ominF 2.8 Invited dv “ hot.” Of th a t advertised garden it it not to be found in ordinary U r thlg week from Portland Rose Amidon, W,M. popular tables of statistics al-„ ~ q-he home of E. L. Tomlin and *Tot onl.y 11>7 avallab^ Ruth Sparling, Secretary. of though it ia known to consist o< w tfe was gladdened on Thanks- for cultivation and'but 7.1 percent at least two coastal defense ves- giving afternoon, November 25th, cf the s ta te ’s acreage is used for Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 T H I LIADCR IN OREGON IN FIN ANCING..THI CREDIT aela about the size of an Atlantic by the arrival of a six and » «-if* Moro, Oregon City excur*i«i b o .t, 1 Add to these h' lf daughter. , Th« 8 3t8tl!t'" I ? REQUIREMENTS OF TRADE, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY - ! Meets 2d & 4th Tues arm am ents the financial m ight of ____ ___________ of an argum ent made next spring They won’t be pulling sled, for > , . o{ ca<h mQnth j in congress in justification for in- while, bnt the.e iw . pep. wfU .pend y , . mcmbere wcl the Finns, the only European God will judge by our own . ing the federal government pay their youth with Byrd at the Saui’’ people able to make payments t ' , . , i a " v ♦ ' taxes its holdings in the 11 pole. Tbe two do<s are peta of t'. come. the United SU U s on “w ar debts.” thoughts and de;ds, not what oth- wes(en) on 5 ta MEM BER FEDERAL D EPO SIT IN SU RA N CE CORPORATION u a F(fure9 are f rom W. B. Rice, N. G. Antarctlo expedition. All this gives you some idea of Florence Johnston,Sec the census bureau. 1 ers say about us.—W. Hall. what Ru*»it 1» up agaw it. d b r m ir t ll 3JnttTtt<xl * Sherman County Observer Established Nov. 2, 1888 Grass Valley Journal Established Oct. 14, 1897 CONSOLIDATED March 6, k Wasco News-Enterprise Established ,Tsov. 1891 CONSOLIDATED^ March 4, 1932 SEALS Bearded ‘Angel’ In Other Days P ro te c t Y our T u b erculosis ome Washington’s Script Adds Value To Notebook Acquired by Library GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF 0>siin9l l , Buy Cranberries t) Y ? T. Lester Jbhnson Antarctic wh- AND YOU ESTABLISH CREDIT FOR , OTHER NEEDS FIRST RRTIORRb BRRR PORTtnno Ì JU- »M *V1 »V « «.*
