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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1989
have been blackened and ladieeT
T rad d ag qwii
have been socially ostracized f o r ;
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from
page
one)
speaking
the,
nam
e
R
ainier.
Sherman County Observer
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Tuberculosis Germs
7» f
Established Nov. 2, 1888
It ends th e e ra of g re a t hope
A, 90-acre island in the lower
Gratis Valley Journal
foi Tacom a, but it does clear the
geographical atm osphere. iAIso it Colunybia riv er h a s ju s t been “dit*
Established Oct. 14, 189 <
' SON SOLI DATED March 6, 1931 opens th e d b o r fc r bertrtxr feeling covered“ by the state land board.
betw een Tacom a and S eattle whose Of course the island h as been there
Wasco News-Enterprise
riv a lry has done no th in g to pro- all the tim e a n d b o th e r resid en ts
Established Nov. 1891
of the s ta te knew o f its existence
JONSOLIDATED March 4. 1932
the grow th oi ’ e i t h e r .^
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7.—
It is fo rtu n a te th a t his q uarrel for it has been in cultivation for
the past 20 y ea rs or m ore, but
beW^en the W ashington tow ns has
Published E very F rid ay at
the Land
Board* had no reco rd of
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ended
thus
and
its
ending
b
rin
g
s
Moro, Oregon
its
existence
an d 1 has n ever re ­
E ditar to mind a n o th e r dispute between ceived any revenue from it. Now
Giler L. French
cities th a t is retained in anecdote.
E n tered as second-class m atter at M inneapolis and St. P aul, so the it will be leased and the ren tal f
the Postoffice a t Moro, Oregon grory goes, had considered g ettin g turned into the com m on school
unaer Act of C ongress of M arch to g .th e r and m aking one city of j i
the two. A m eeting w as called
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3, 1879.
of the prom inent business men
F arm ers- are being urged by
who m et in a huge banquet h a l l 1 John C ooter, fa rm placem ent offi-
PER
One
und with food1 and d rin k pledged j cer with the s ta te em ploym ent
I &TI ON
College student receiving tuber­
P ublis
th e ir friendship until a late hour, service, to do as much of th eir
culin
test as part of routine physical
It appeared th a t all t h e _de­ work as possible du rin g th e slack
examination.
College students be«
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
w
in
ter
m
onths.
The
b
u
sin
ess
re
­
tails of com bining th e tw o cities
long to the age group most frequent­
vival,
C
ooter
points
out,
is
causing
had
been
ironed
out
except
th
a
t
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
ly attacked by tuberculosis. Tuber­
cf a nam e. A s p ta k e r from Min­ a sh o rtag e o f fit Ip h ereto fo re
Payable in Advance “*
culosis
associations, by means of
available
for
work
on
th
e
farm
..
ONE YEAR ............................ $L5U neapolis obtained the floor and a f ­
Christmas Seals, are teaching how
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te r recounting the g lo ry of the
the disease may be prevented and
It takes a’1. kinds of glam our to m ake a world—and these four not-so-very-old persons pictured here have
nam e he w as to propose and its
DECEMBER 8,1939
F o rest Grove, H ep p n er
and
cured.
contributed
CiJft
variety.
Left:
Mary
Steele
of
New
York,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nelson
Steele
and
preb-
: cognition in song and sto ry he Stayton- áre am o n g ' the Orptfbft
m entioned th e nam e “ M innehaha’’ towns which have enjoyed a re­ ab lt successor to Brenda Frazter as No. 1 glam our girl, as she appeared at the opening of the national horse
FORTY-ONE BULLIONS
STATES
DEPART­
fo r the new city to be. And he duction in fire in su ran ce ra te s d u r­ show in New York. Center: Royal £vacu ees from London are Prince Edward and P rin ccsf A iexandia, UNITED
children
of
the
Cake
and
duchess
of
Kent.
The
prince
is
England’s
pet
glam
our
boy.
Right:
Elin
r
Randolph,
elaborated,
‘
¿the
Minne
will
stand
M ENT O F T H E IN T E R IO R
ing the p ast year, according to
F o r the fam ily head w ho is won­
15, Clarksburg, W. Va., who won a $500 scholarship when she saved a little girl friend from drown ng.
G eneral Land Office at The
d erin g w fy t We bank account will for M inneapolis, and the Ha Ha Hugh E arle, s ta te insu ran ce com­
m issioner. The ra te reductions
look like a t the end of December, for St. P aul.”
Dalles, Oregon. Novem ber 8, 1939.
We com m end Tacom a on a h ap ­ followed reductions in losses frofn
and contem plates m aking a loan
N O TICE is hereby given th a t
^Christmas Plans At
pier
ending fo r the W ashington fires in the several cities, E a rk
fo r C hristm as, the sta te of the
H. race S. C arlisle, of Miller,
H.
H.
Christensen
—- explained.
n atio n ’s debit will be som ething feud.
gen, who, on May 11, 1938, made
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of a solace. No m a tte r w h at he
H om estead E n try , Sec. 2289, R. S., "
Community Church
does he can never—b an k e rs being GOOD SPEECH
No. 030256, for
1 N E J ,,jN W
S alaries earned by s ta te officials Buried Here
w h a t they are— achieve th e state
T he speech
of Thom as E. and em ployees will be sub ject to
1 S E l, Section 34, Tow nship 2 N.,
P lan s have been laid for a he p-
H erm an H ans C hristianson was
of p ractical insolvency of the Dewey of New York in M inneapo­ the federal income tax fo r the first
R ang. 15 E., W. M eridian, has
ful
practical Christm as" for th is
fed eral governm ent and, too, no lis W ednesday n ig h t contained an time in h isto ry .. A re cen t ruling born near Moro, Oreogn on May
filed
notice of intention to m ake
com m unity. The Sunday 'Sch< ol
20, 1896, th e son- of the late John
m uitter how much he decidel to io ta th a t m ig h t in the n e a r fu tu re of the U nited S ta te s
W ater costs so little in Oregon Will have a “ White G ift F or the com m utation Proof, to establish
suprem e
borrow , it would be infinitesim al be m ost valuable. In his criticism co u rt opened the way not only tú C hristianson an'cUfifre. D aisy C h ris­
th a t only fouiz p riv ate u tilities, K in g ” observance on Sunday mo: n- claim to (the land above, described,
com pared to the $41,350,716,450.28 of the new deal p a rty he held it the tax atio n of s ta te em ployees by tianson (now Mnrsi' R. C. B jfers).
b efu tu The R eg ister of the Dis­
the governm ent owes.
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g u ilty of g iv in g fbe nation a de- the federal governm ent but of the He grew up on ¿.the farm near fu rn ish in g w ater service, have ing, Decem ber 177 Every bbdy is trict* Land Office, a t T he Dalles, .
P erh a p s th e average citizen is featism complex th a t h ad ham p- taxation of fed eral em ployees by- Moro and atten d e d the Public o p eratin g revenues in excess of invited to bring fru it or other fcod O r.gon,. on the 19th day of Decem­
■*4-uffs, cast off but usable clo th irg ,
Schools there. He m arried Miss
m ore given to borrow ing because eied jfs developm ent.
state governm ents.
D ep artm en t C arrie C asperson a t E ugene on $10,000, said Q rm and R. Bean, shoes, etc., all w rapped in wh te ber, 1939.
he feels unable to do anyth frig i. ,H e referred to the o ft made heads are now engaged in m aking
S ta te U tilities M om m issioner, F ri­ for th a t day. These will ¿e u.-?d C laim ant nam es as w itnesses:
S eptem ber Ï1, 1918. * To this union
• »out the risin g tide of federal sta te m e n ts th a t th is co u n try had
out payiojls fo r subm ission to the th ere was born qne son K enneth. day.
in the coun ty ,w h eiev er the need is E. L. Jo rd o n , Don M iller, Dorr-
debt th a t th re a te n s to engulf him
ma.n y m an u fa ctu rin g plants,
th ia A dam s, all of Miller, O re­
f t d . ral .income tax d ep artm en t.
A fte r fa rm in g fo r aw hile in S h er­
S ix ty -fo u r
p riv ate
u tilities, g re a te st. On Decembefe 21, Sen-
no m atter how th rifty he may an<j too m uch of every thing and
£ 2»
gon;
A. M. Rogers, of Cel lo,
man county he moved to H erm is­ whose o p eratin g revenues are less day afternoon at .four o ’clock, a
handle his own affairs.
th a t it would have to go back to
O
n
g
o
n
.
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ta
te
Insu
ran
ce
Com
m
issioner
Ve.-per
C
h
ristm
as
Trt-e
Serv
ce
ton ab o u t ele v e n -y e a rs ago, and a th an $10,000 fu rn ish w a te r service
The situation is a bit remindful .-mailer production of goods and
of the story of th e hard w orking services. He cited exam ples in E arle has refu sed to license be- little later to Brownsville, Oregon in various sm all com m unities w ith ­ w ith program will be render d. ShermaH C ounty Jo u rn al.
fa rm e r whose fam ily was grow ing past tim es when this sam . senti- .w ten 70 an d 80 local d ealeis of near which „place be has been fa rm ­ in the sta te , stated Bean in a re­ A special 1 offering will be tak?n Miiro, Oregon.
R egister.
Jit» G eneral M otors Corporation as ing th e last ten» years. An acci­
at th a t tim e for the benevoh nt W. F. Jackson
e tc h y ea r w ith a persistence and j m enf had been expressed.
po rt to G overnor S prague. '
insurance a g e n ts on th e ground dent som e w<ieks , ago developed
w
ork
of
the
church.
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•
re g u la rity th a t appalled him for
The: g ro ss revenue received by
Tt may bo possible th a t lack of
I
HE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
a period a f te r tach a rriv a l. One confidence cansed by the pessi­ th a t th e ir p rin cip a l business would infection from thV'effects of which the 64 sm all w a te r u tilities re p re ­
On Sunday evening. Decent! er
THE
STA TE OF O R E G O N '
m orning his neighbor observed mism of the new deal has brought consist of th e insurance of th eir he passed aw ay at Û E ugene hos­ sen ts only ap p ro x im ately 21 per 17 <4 whole evening of C hristm as
The autom obile pital
on v Weda^s.day . m orning, cent of the g ro s s revenue of all music will be put on by the Senior
COR SH ERM A N COUNTY
h im .at the barn dressed in his best about th? re ta rd a tio n of industry own p ro p erty .
clothes, a suit he seldom found and made unem ploym ent o u r main dealers so u g h t licenses as ag en ts N ovem ber 22 a t th e a g e of 43 p riv ate u tility operations w ithin Choir of the church. The -Junior
N O TICE TO C REDITORS
occasion serious enough to wear. problem and th a t even the fa rm ­ af th M otor In su ran ce " c o rp o ra ­ y .a r s and n half.
In th • M atter of the E sta te of
the s ta te of O regon, indicating choir will also have a couple of
The neighbor inquired why he was e r ’s position could be bettered if tion, a sü'bsidary o f General
Mr, C hristian so n joined the th a t th e fo u r la rg e r u tilities serv- num bers. On Sunday m ornir.g, M i . DUNCAN, Deceased. ,
dressed in his Sunday suit. He re ­ we stopped feeling th a t we had M otors, organized" for tho pui pose M ethodist C hurch in Moro in his :ng 12 com m unities receive ap p ro x ­ Decem ber 24, the» C hristm as s e r­ \C T IC E IS HEREBY GIVEN,
plied, “ My wife had tw ins last too much of everything. Th re ’s of insuring new autom obiles sold early-m e r hood an<|wHs very active im ately 79 p ercen t off the gross mon will oe ineacheeTby the p asto r T hat th e ufhjer^ign d has been
by General M otors D ealers. U nder and loyal to - it’ .w hile here. In o p eratin g revenues from
night. There a in ’t no use try in ’ a th o u g h t in it.
p riv ate or. the them e “ The Word Made a» pointed A d m in istratrix of the
the proposed plan the autom obile Bro wnsville he joined the F ree w a te r u tility operations^
to save.”
F le sh ” and the choir will re ne’er (»state of M. F. Duncan, deceased,
One m ay well w onder w hetner dealers were to w rite the in su r­ M tth o d ist C hurch w here he show ­
A review of the individual p er­ a]‘p ra p r:a te rblecttons. This will by an o rder dated the 13th day of
to be so rry for the F inns or the ance a.t co called board ra te s bnt ed a sim ilar activ ity and in tere st form ance of m any of these sm all­ set Sunday vvening (C h ris.m as July. 1938, and all p .rso n s having
WHEAT LEAGUE
R ussians if th e news accounts are were to keep the com m issions up to th i tim e p f his d eath. He er w a te r u tilities show s th a t they eve) free so people may enjoy cla ms ag a in st said e s ta te are
the mselves. The S ta te A ssociation w as sincere in- 4iia- religious con­ are o p eratin g practically w ithout
This week end the w heat fa rm ­ ! to be tak en as true.
th a t in th eir homes and w ith th eir hereby notified to p re sen t the
of Insurance a g e n ts and a n u m b tr victions and found satisfac tio n in profit to the ow ners, and, in m any
ers of ea ste rn Oregon, perpetually
fam ilies.
It is hoped th a t the -am e to A d m in istratrix a t P o tte r’s
of independent ag en ts filed pro­ his church life above ev e ry th in g instances, the operation« show
em battled, g a th e r in Condon to
en tire com m unity will m ake it a S lo r., Klondike, O regon, on or be­
tects ag a in st th e g ra n tin g of the else. In addition ta h is im m ediate an actual loss.
talk over th eir problem s and either
G ross o p eratin g point to enjoy all these p r ’ogram s. fore six m onths from the d ate of
applications.
fam ily he is suivived by his m oth­ revi-nues fo r the sm aller w ater
do som ething about it them selves
H enry G. H anson, P astor. this notice.
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er, a siste r, Mrs. C larence S par- u tilities o p eratin g in the S ta te of
or resolve to have some one else
D ated th is 24th day of Novem ­
j
A move is on foot h ere to p e r­ hr.g; a b ro ‘h Qr, A rth u r GKristian- Oregon am ounted to $128,910.
do it for them . 5-,
ber, 1939.
suade G overnor S p rag u e to de­ son, all of Moro; a siste r, Evelyn T axes, the larg e st single item of
They follow the most dem ocratic
AGN ES P. -DUNCAN,
From the O bserver Dec. 10. 1920
clare the S a tu rd a y s im m ediately C hristianson a n d « h a lf-siste r, Miss expense, am ounted to $10,288.78; -
process. Anyone can join, anyone
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Sherm an c /u n ty loses a good preceding C h ristm a s and New. M arjorie B yers, both of P ortland.
can atten d an y com m ittee m eet­
PA
I
I.
W.
CH
ILD ERS
The
net
o
p
eratin
g
income
fo
r
these
:
booster th ro u g h the • m oving of Y ears as legal holiday». Inasm uch
F u n eral service .w as held from
ing and tak e p a rt in it by pro­
A ttorney for A d m in istratrix .
utilities was $10,355, or an av.-r-j
W
orth
T
ate
and
fam
ily
from
Com
munity
P
resb
y
terian
Church
ife these tw o holidays fall on M on­ the Moro C om m unity C hurch on
posing ideas or opposing any pre­
per com pany for the year Sunday, Dec. 10., 10 a. m., Sunday
R ufus to Y ankton, Oregon near day this y e a r the plan would p ro ­ Friday,. NQvtnu»b?> 24, with Rev. age
1n9u f
aa
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
viously proposed .
H
u
»
y
G.
and
1238
of ap prox.m a.dy 1102.00.
A storia.
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| School. C lasses for all ages - Chos-
All
persons
having
claim s
vide a ¿hrep-day holiday. W ork­
. Looking back over the fifteen
j
te
r
S
m
ith
,
S
up’t.
11
a.
m.,
Morn-
w
^h
inte
A
ttorney,
B
rig
h
t
was
found
a
t
the*
M»re>
k
O.
t
a
g
a
in
st
the
e
sta
te
cf
W
alter
A.
ers
in
public
offices
and
h
an
k
s
y ear p: riod the league has been in
operation will show th a t m any of
’n his back office early Tues- would be the principal beneficiaries O.iJP- cem eieiV Mr. an d M rs.
In tersections were the scenes 1 . ing
, . W orship - “The Bible, the May, deceased, are hereby notified
to Abund an t—Living,— sec-
prea-nt- thorn in proper form to
the things proposed have been
m orning a f te r a sea rch of cf such a plan. Inasm uch as sta te H a rry P inkerton sar.g tw o duets cf most traffic accidents d u rin g the 1
p u t into effect in one way or an- several hours when he failed to and county em ployees alre ad y have anil-Mr. T. H. F ra»er san g a solo. m onth of October, E arl Snell, ond in ? series on the uses of the the undersigned, the d uly ap p o in t­
other.
re tu rn . It is thought th a t the di- S atu rd ay afte rn o o n s off it is T h e’ pall b ea rers were H orace Mc­ sec retary of sta te , said today, '. at Bible. Special music by the choir; ed, qualified and acting E xecutor
T his is tru e not only of the rect cause was an atta c k of apo- doubtful if th e gov ern o r will ac- Kee, T rum an S trong, Serai S ear­ m est fa ta litie s resu lted from i n ­ 6:39 C. E. m eeting by the young of the last will and te stam en t of
cy, Melvin SchsdAwntz, and H a rry ju rie s-o n s tra ig h t pieces of road. people of the church. 7:00 - Eve­ W alter A. May, deceas d, a t the
fa rm in g m ethods th a t have been
Mr. B right was .. early edi to th e request.
K.vnsman.
proposed and the planting of few- j idtrrtified with the history of Sher-
Forty-five percent o»F the tof»l ning w orship led by the Ju n io r office of Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro,
er v arieties of w heat but of the r,Lan county, residing a t W asco,
traffic m ishaps for th e m onth oc­ ch o k in music. M essage by the Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
o rg a n iz atio n s fo r weed control, " h e r e in 1888, he established the
cu rred at intersectio n s, but only p3. to: on the subject, “The Use of the d ate of th is notice, to ' w it:
and more lately for soil troakm
n.iwijpaper, the-—p resen t
Unemployment Com.
th ree resu lted in d eath s. T here . K em indeis.” W ednesday, Deeem- Dr crnrhcT 8, 1939.
control.
M arketing
has made t S herm an C ounty O bserver, which
Paul May.
were T2 fa ta l accidents on stra ig h t ber13~, Mrs^iomtry Society will
, m eet a t th e home of Mrs. Edith Geo. G. U pdegraff
great strides during th is period
soon sold.
ro
a
d
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May Need .Help
1 B urnet a t 2:00. A varied pro g ram A tto rn ey fo r E xecutor
. 5-8
an d the w heat league has had il« 1 Ben Shull has purchased th e flat
will be presented of in tere st to ali
p a rt therein. In 1924 there was ju st north of the H ay Canyon
— ■Salem,
8.—T? you
Read the ads in th e Journal
com ers.
little attention paid to he protein w arehouses and has gone to P ort-
have a good education and agperi-^
H enry G. H anson, P asto r.
content of w heat and now the pro- lend to buy pipe w ith which to
enc* in
voca-
tein percentage is known to every ‘ rq n his irrig a tio n w ork.
1 •: ■'
tionarl guidance or teach in g , a $2,-
B aptist Ghurcfi
fa n n e r on every lot of w heat.
From the O bserver, Dec. 7, 1909.
■700 job m ay be a’w ai’ ng you w ith
T. Lester Johnson • 10 G a. rass m., Valley
Legislatively the -league has
Dad Carl P eetz c a rrie s a kanga-
Bible School. We came
the U nem ploym ent C om pensation
I back up last Sunday so come and
°n
t o >oQ point in h is pocket now for
LAWYER
C om m ittee in Salem.
enactm ent
j help us go “over the to p ” to
M ajor exceptions to rheum atism . It cam e from South
«in»®"
A nnouncem ent of th e w ritten
enactm ent of their rtcom m enda Am; rica.
>88. 11. a. m., 'M orning W orship
WASCO
MOR-
tests J a n u a ry 7,. 1940, in P o rtlan d ,
tiont- has been the sales tax but
w ith “ Israel In Sin Sees a Brazen
A ntelope has had a n o th e r »hoot­
S-ilem, K lam o’h F alls and Lr.
it is the only im p o rtan t m easure
S erp e n t,” the fifth in the pre-
ing fra c a s which cam e n e a r re su lt­
i C ontinued from page one)
G rande was made y esterd ay by the E ureka Lodge No. 121 A -F & ‘,-'1 C h ristm as series. 6:30 p. m ? B.Y.
th a t has not been acceipted g en ­
ing in the d e a th of Mr. Finlayson. m ent $8,6000,
P u g et Sound and board of exam iners, composed of
erally. More recent is th e success
M eets on th e 1st and P U wi,th Lois Co-v ner a s .le a d e r.
The wounded m an was removed to Columbia riv er m ills teleg iap h ed Mr.-. John K. Honey, C. W. Pecore
cf the labor bill th e league advo­
3rd
T h u rsd ay
eve­ :30 p. m., Young People’s night
T1 te D alles w here he w as p u t un­ th . nevy d e p a rtm e n t and s e n a to r­ and Paul E. G urske. A pplications
cated.
w ith the them e “The Home of Con­
nings
of
each
m
onth.
der car. of Dr. G eisendorfer. The ial delegations u rg in g wood and are being fiiade to P ro f. W illiam
The resolutions of the league in
V isiting m em bers cor tinued B lessing.” AU day T ues­
1938 regarding th e fo rm atio n of bullet w as located by m eans of an called atten tio n to the tru sses of Quffith, supervisor, a t 701 Spald-
dially invited to m eet day will be held the city election
ex-ray.
wood in the In te rn a tio n a l L i v e s t o c k 'B u 2 ) I H Wntr
M l J f f / J / >o rtla n d ,/
PUD districts was adopted by the
for the purpose cf ra tify in g the
w ith us.
W. B. McCoy is m oving into Exposition building in P o rtlan d as
legislature, its plan fo r the dis­
action
of the city council of G rass
A pplicants m ust have been Ore-
B. C hristianson W. M.
posal of highw ay funds am ong th e H o v e r ’s new brick »building on an exam ple of efficiency. The h an g ­ gen residents for six m onths' and
Valley
in presen tin g our church
C. V. B elknap, Secy.
several counties was followed, i n j ^ 1,s^ stre e t.
er a t T ongue
P oint will cost have a t le a st a high .school dip­
with building lots. 2 p. m. W ed­
general, its recom m endations for From the O bserver Dec. 9, 1910
$233,000.
loma with v ario u s com binations of Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. nesday, the W om an’s M issionary
* * •
more strin g en t tax collections is
Society will meet *at the home of
fu rth e r ed u catin g ’ ami experience.
Moro, Oregon
A rth u r P hillips has g o t the
bearing fru it and its stand for no
Mrs.
William Schilling.
F
ederal
S
u
rp
lu
s
Com
m
odities
The
person
chosen
will
bo
resp
o
n
­
M eets 1st and 3rd
docum ents in ban k a t la s t to com­
increased real property taxes has
G erald C. D ryden, ftastor.
C
orporation
will
be
in
th
e
m
ark
e
t
sible
for
the
com
m
ission’s
perso
n
­
T uesdays
in the
plete the la s t link m th e Sherjnan
undoubtedly tended to hold down
soon
for
su
rp
lu
ses
of
several
foods
nel
p
ro
g
ram
—
n
o
^
handled
by
two
I.O..O.F.
hall
T
rai,j
... t
• • .v
.
'
1 and Gilliam counties jo in t road
such levies in — the
ast K
ten naw
years.
__ 1 «to 1 • put -
/
. in the no rth w est. On the list of employee«— - and C perjodic service
- sien t and visiting]
—
---- . p and
looking 1 f o • r mcn
The m eetings are alw ays am ong
item s to be purchased, la te r to be ra tin g system . The salary range
b ro th ers are cordi
it th ro u g h .
the most sedate and serious of
ally invited to meet
S a tu rd a y , Decemlber 17th A. H. d istrib u ted to needy and low in- ' extends to $3,300 4 y ear,
any held in the state. A g re a t
. / w ith us.
__
B arnum and L. Li P eetz will sell come fam ilies, a re dried prunes, 1----------------- - J .* -(
deal of work i s -done in the two
• »1
*
15 head of re g istered B erkshire fresh apples and p ears and dried 1
Vernon M iller, N. G.
days and it is done thoughtfully
If th e re is a su rp lu s of
Excessive speed an^l failu re to
Joe T ru itt, S ecretary.
sw ine a t auction, a t the Blue BaraJ._0nl0ns-
and carefully. Few resolutions are
b u tte r and
eg
g g s s th
e y ' * also
m
ay
? ive ; — V
nd
eg
th
ey
also
m
ay
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in th is city. ;
he purchased. In the p a s t r six • - Pe’ t‘8ht oT ^ ^ ^ « a l era
crash es re ­ Bethlehem C h ap ter, No. 78.O.E.S.
passed w ithout long debate which
Ju d g e B u tler was not able to
weeks 80 carloads of onions have. Po rle d
O regopw Earl Snell, sec-
brings to light the differing .points
Moro, Oregon
hold co u rt a t Condon th is week
of view of the question.
been Ixiught by this agency in ^ 7
of, s f*te -
tw iay- E cven
M
eets
Every
Second and
in consequence of an a ttac k of
All w heat fa rm e rs m ig h t well
M
alheur
county,
O
regon,
and
doz-
of
thp
accidents
Iifcted
rx-
F
o
u
rth
T
h
u
rsd
ay s in each
the m easles.
■ T ' M onth. V isiting m em bers
attend
as - ? v-conti ib u tin g
Quick - Easy - Safe
r i i t i ’ for j i in th<kU ,biyS whe? Grass Valley Journal Dec. 10, 1920 ens of carlo ad s from w estern Ida- 7 8S1VC
public problems have so much
-n. u
, . „ . .
.
Invited
The B azaar last F rid ay evening ho -An a g e n t is in v estig atin g th e facto.K. while two . listed lack of
bearing on the fa rm e r’s income he
Rose Aipidon, W,M.
h» Id by the ladies M. E. Aid was inion situ atio n in M arion county. righU of-w ay.
Write or call
ihould be inform ed.
R uth S p arlin g , S ecretary .
very much orf a sucres« as some­ A possible purchase of flour from
lo r co m p le te
m illers processing Inland E m pire
th in g over $200 was raised.
information—
No.
116
Lupine
Rebekah
Lodge
M arshall Sitow found a new city w heat is announced.
IT S RAINIER
Moro, Oregon
Somebody, or something or just Ordinance la s t F rid a y ., when he
M
eets
2d
&
4th T u es
N
ext
m
onth
every
bù
ain
tas
con­
killed
a
beef
w
ithin
the
city
lim
­
tim e, has softened up Tacoma.
A tto r n e y A t L a w
day of each m onth. «
L east wise the announcement has its, and ‘ R ecord; r Pike assess­ cern will 'ibe vigited by census
V isiting m em bers Wei
enum erator». T his census is dis­
been m ade th a t hereafiter the ed him $10 fine.
ra»c<»
" H e a d O ffic e . P o r tla n d , O re g o n
come.
T
here
was
about
one
inc
tin
c
t
from
the
nose
co
u
n
tin
g
of
li
of
mountain th a t site in th a t city ’«
M EM B ER
FED ER AL
D E P O S IT
IN S 0 R A N C E
C O R P O R A !
,
VV. B. Rice, N. G.
back yard will be called Rainier •now on the ground W ednesday the en tire population which will
Florence
Johnston.Sec
‘ tart feveral month» la U r u
even in Tacoma where men*« eypa m orning.
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♦iwn*««
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Glamour Girl—Royal Evacuees— Heroine
W a te r Sellers
M a k e L itt le
In Oregon
I d Other
Days
Yours
A N ew Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
T he D a lle s B ran ch o/ the
U n ited S ta tes N a tio n a l B an k
Moro
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