, Î H 1 SHBRMAN . COUNTY JOURNAL, NfOlO, OfcEGON
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1040
ta a n
i Al. i.
Harry Ragsdale
Finds East Less
New Rate Held
Of Aid To Fanner
Eagle Scout's H e ro ic
Saves Life O f G irl S k a te r
If ever you feel like you w ant to deerr where *1»* year* ago .tWos--
To the Sherman County Jornal:
were but a few hundred .
stray,
The ¡(following is a poem which |
S ta rt for Grass Valley and come
was written and read by Mrs.
to stay.
Oscar N. 'Ruggles at the farew d l
party for the Leghorns.
Salem, Fdburary 1.—Grain grow
ers and millers of Oregon arid*.
The New Dial Phone
Washintgon will be substantially
What is this news going round
benefited if the Interstate Com­
and round—
merce Commission approves the
The telephone folks are leaving
W. H. Ragsdale and son Harry r&cent recommendation of its Ex­
town ?
of The Dalles were callers here aminers, A. R. Mackley and G. J.
This cannot be,—It is not true,
Wednesday. Harry has recently Hall, according to Ormond R.
The whole neighborhood will be in
returned from a three months stay Bean, Oregon’s Commissioner of
a stew.
in Boston, Mass., where he was Public Utilities.
agent for the cooperative wool
Ruth Ann will be gone and Bud­
“As a result of extensive hear­
dy too:
growers. The east, he says, is (be­ ings, in which the Oregon and
hind the west in opportunity.
I’il miss them both, what shall
Washington Commissions took an
I do?
The spotted dog belonging to active part, the examiners have
That babe was mine, when Marie
Keck McKean is now the proud recommended reductions in rates
was ill;
mother of ten »mall spotted dogs. on grain and flour shipped from
I love him now and always will.
-Clyde Kiddle arrived by stage North Pacific Coast Mills via the
Thursday to be here for the AAA Panama Canal to South Atlantic
We’ll miss the Leghorns ? I should
meeting Friday at the court house and Gulf ports, thence inland by
say—
when the farm .program is 'e x ­ rail to destinations in southeas­ ^Life saving methods, learned as to^put on my skate« when I heard
When
we want to know the time
plained. He is the state manager tern states,” said Bean.
a Boy Scout, have enabled George the girl’s screams.
of day
W. Tice, Jr., of Lebanon, Pa., to “There wasn’t much time to
of the farm insurance plan.
Southeastern states afford a de­ make one of the unusual drowning think what to do. I just grabbed up When we want to talk to hubby
Members of the agricultural
sirable
market for North Pacific rescues of the skating season.
in town —
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the flashlight and started. Fortu­
committees otf the granges met at Coast flour,
nately, the batteries in the light “Say Ben! You g o . oytside and
said
Bean,
as
it
is
Tice,
an
Eagle
Scout,
maneu­
the court house Wednesday to
were fresh,
the beam was so
look around.”
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formulate a program for 1940 for readily adaptable for blending at vered over the thin ice to where the strong that I qould locate her easily
southeastern
mills
in
the
manufac­
A
.
.
•
n
,,
. . ,
girl
struggled
alone
in
the
dark­
from shore. She was struggling and
tlje granges to adopt anjd work to­ ture of the self-rising flour so pop­
ness
With
a
flashlight,
he
lighted
I
knew
I’d
hate
to
work
fast.
ward.
in those states for biscuit up the whole ice area, calmed the “As soon as I got near enough, I They don’t expect any extra pay.
The Rebekah lodge was hostess ular
girl’s panic, pulled her out of the called to her to kick her feet and Then while Ben’s gone, how the
to a card party Tuesday night at making and home baking. The water, administered first aid, and move her arms slowly. That was
wires do groan Till Marie
Pacific
Northwest
states
annually
its hall which was well attended. produce about 80,000,000 bushels then took her to her home.
all I could d<r tiU.J got closer, but I Finds the lost one or’e the phone.
Fortunate players were Mrs. R. W. of wheat, of which some 20,000,-
When he first heard the girl’s kept talking*the whole time to re­
Belshee and Martin Melzer and 000 bushels is surplus to fee dis­ cries, Tice was standing on the assure her. The light showed that We think the Leghorn’s have been
ice was pretty thin, but by
so sweet
those whose hands at five hundred tributed elsewhere.
bank. The night was very, dark, the
watching it and moving carefully I To everyone whom they change
with no moon, and the cries came managed
were generally unsuccessful were
to edge near enough to
to mtet.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer and Rob­ , North Pacific Coast flour must From a spot well off shore. How­ grab the girl and pull her out.”
meet intensive competition in the ever, with the help of his flashlight,
In the past ten years of stay in GV
When
Tice
rot
the
girl
to
shore
ert Hoskinson.
Tice quickly (ocated her and made
Alton Axtell underwent an op­ southeastern market with he soft fcis way toward her over the thin-, she fainted, but he revived her They’ll win more friendswhere ere
quickly, helped her to his car, and
red
wheat
produced
in
Indiana,
they be.
’
•ung ice.
eration for appendicitis at -the
made a dash for her home
Ohio
and
Illinois.
Rate
revisions
Prineville hospital Monday.
“It was very cpld,” Tice said, Although she suffered from ex­ When we ring central, “It’s num­
The American Legion Auxiliary ( n‘ade by the southeastern railroads "and there were only a few other posure, she was soon little the
ber please”—
will meet next Wednesday after- | ^ad favored .these mid-_western people on the ice. I had just started worse for her experience. ' .
As though the whole world w&re
noon at the home of Mrs. Wily , P ^ u c e rs, and the examiners now
V at ease.
find those growers to be unduly
Knighten.
And,
“How are you this morning
Giles French was in Eugene preferred. Accordingly, they recom
dear?”
mend
proportional
rates
from
the
over the week end to attend the
A woman’s voice co-mes firm and
annual press conference held by South Atlantic and Gulf ports to
clear.
the School of Journalism at the inland points not to exceed 20 per
ccn.t
of
the
first
class
rate«,
to
Won’t be this way in a week or so
University of Oregon. H<? return­
apply only on grain and flour from
Funeral services for H. A. Mrs. Herman Peters, Mr. and Mrs. When a dumb-bell roars oo oo oo
ed Monday.
Homer Curtis was here from North Pacific Cohst ports via com­ Sommers were held at the Metho­ Eben Ke-e, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A modern invention? Well it may
be,—I'll tell you what
The Dalles Wednesday checking mon carriers through the Panama dist church Monday at 2 o’clock Kock and Mr. and Mrs. Arzell
with Rev. W. I. Eck of The Dalles, Lemley.
>It won’t suit me.
up on the lighting of the offic.s Canal.
“The adjustment will reduce the officiating* Many relatives and
Johrr Conroy was a business
and stores of this city.
I do not like the n(*w dial phone,
j
through
rates from 3 to- 5 cents friends. attended. Mr. and Mrs. in The Dalles Tuesday.
Jim m y Belshaw was up from I per hundred weight,” Bean »aid, McGlasson of Kent sang two songs t C. B. Andrews went to Portland Don’t even like to hear its tone,
Silverton last week end to see if
should stimulate movement am inyanW hy Mra Arch C antrall . Monday evening, to be gone sever- We dial our number four, two,
spring had come to Sherman aoun- “and
tlfree—
of Oregon wheat and flour to at the piano. Honorary pall bear- ! al days.
ty as yet. It hadn’t.
And
the sound comes back buzz
A high school group of players Georgia, Florida, the Carolinas, ers were Dicjc Abel, Herman Schil- r Mr. and Mrs. Ted Everett had
e-e-buzee.
Alabama,
Tennessee
and
other
ling,
Fred
Krusow,
Gus
Engstrom,
1
as
guests
Sunday
1
his
cousins,
went to The Dalles today to pre­ states in that section.’
$am Holmes and R. A. Stow. Pall ( pe,i Ornduff of Mount Eden, Cal- But I suppose as the years roll on
sent a short play before an
b.arers Were George Wilcox, Her-) ¡foYnia and Roes Ornduff of Moro, We dial our numbers one by one
audience there.
man Peters, Corliss Andrews, Es- Perl is spending the winter with We’ll learn to like this mechanical
A. M. Zevely, government trap­ MORO SCHOOL NOTES
phone, And' the Leghorn’s
tel
Hartley,
J. E. Norton and A. A .^ i s brothar at Moro. He remained
i
t .
per, working 92. days during by Wyman French
Dunlap.
Interment . was in the here to spend several days with Will move to another zone.
October, November and December
Tuesday night of this week, Odd-Fellows cemetery at Grass Ted.
So friends tonight, we bid you
caught 28 coyote«, one bob cat and Moro entered the win column af- Valley under the direction of
The benefit dance given here
adieu—
one bear, according to the quar­ ter four straight defeats, by van- Crandal—Bird funeral home,
Saturday evening was well at­ May good luck, health and joy
terly report of the biological sur­ quishing the Kent Cubs by a score
.. .
• go with you.
Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hogue re- tended.
vey of Oregon which wai recently of 25 to 14. After a slow start
The
Buckley
school
bus was un­
tu-ned
home
from
The
Dalles
Fri­
released.
with many set-up shots being
The slick roads and cold weather nMssed, the half ended 9 to 8 in day where he is helping F. L. able to get through the last three
of the week end kept most of tty? Moro’s favor, b»t in the second Bennett drill a Well for the city days of last week oni account of
the snow.
Shtrman county residents at home half Moro started to hit their of The Dalles.
Don’t forget the Benefit Dance
and the country roads are still shots and pulled away steadily.
John RpLfe returned from Hills-
Saturday
Ribruary 3, at the Civic
hard to travel because of, mud.
High point man was French with Ix ro Monday w h e re h e had his Auditorium.
LeRoy Englebretson will now thirteen. Barzee accounted for tonsils ^removed.
make traps to Kent once a week nine points.
The Antelope grade school bas­
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SMALL ANIMALS
going to that town . on Wednes­
ket ball Vam defeated the Grass THE
.Oregon
has a number of small­
days of each week.
Valley grade team on the local
er
animals.
The porcupine is
The county road crew has been
floor Satudday night.
common
in
almost
all sections at
plowing snow on the north and
Ben Fraley of Maupin came high altitudes, and is al$o the pecu­
tectfth ro^ds for over a week and
ever Thursday taking his father,
now has most of them open so that
Moro Community Presbyterian O. M. Fraley, home after spending liar moun ta in-beaver, or serwellel
The sewellel is not a true bea­
they can be traveled. Some very Church: Sunday, February 4, 1940. three weeks 'here visiting his
ver but a burrowing animal which
high drifts were found in parts of 10:00 - Sunday School. Classes for
daughter Mrs. Art Bibby and fam- setms to have no close similarity
the county
ail a g e s .—Chester H. Smith *upt. fily.
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to other members of the rodent
A party was given Monday night 11:00 a. m., Morning Worship.
Marcus Eslinger took Miss Cas­ family. Woodland sections, are
in honor of the^birthday anniver­ Special music by the choir, also
sary of Lloyd NoonAn to which a ,special by the High School Girls’ sie Holmes to The Dalles Wednes- inhabited by varieties of woodràts,
number of his school mates were Glee club. Sermon theme, “Chris- , day where she took care., of Mr. called by the natives “pack” or
invited.
lus Victory.” Young People’s Sun­ I Sommer until he passed away on “trade” rats, because they have a
predilection for stealing small a r­
The job of removing fche old day is observed throughout the Wednesday.
Art Bibby was a visitor in The ticles and leaving instead a pine
telephones from houses and offices churches Of the nation, and this
cone, a nut, or a shiny pebble as
has been about completed and the service should be specially inter­ I Dalles Wednesday.
Each
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Ball, Mr. and apparent compensation. AV. very,
ciew of men detailed,.to dq that joib esting to our young people.
high
altitudes
lives
the
pika—little
are leaving. The next point where 7:00 - Young people will meet at fllrs. Don Clodfelter and Mr. and
May be obtained at any
dial telephones are to be installed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey i Mis. C. A. Oestreich were visitors chief hare or cony—a rock inhab­
Branch of this Bank!
iting creature that gathers and
is Prineville and many of the men Thompson. 59th anniversary of the in The Dalles Monday.
dritt
large
amount»
df
“hay”
for
employed here will go to that town. founding of the Christian Endea­ | St. Mary’s basket ball team of
Learning to go home at noon vor movement will be observed. The Dalles . defeated the Grass winter provender.; Chipmonks,
without the warding blast of the Mr. Hanson will have charge of Valley team on the home flood squirrels, hares and rabbits are
numerous in any section of the
siren is proving something of a the program. Various ones will Friday evening.
state. Jackrabbits in the nags
chore for some business men and have parts on the program. A
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bibby return­
it is expected that the situation free discussion of the values of ed home Sunday , evening from biush lands, like the stars above,
will be remedied before many days. youth societies will follow. All Coquille where they visited her frustrate all census because they
“count too high.”
The city will buy a clock to regu­ young people are cordially invited. mother for several weeks.
The coastal headlands and rocky
late the daily sounding of the sir­ There 'will be a joint meeting of
Mr. and Mds. Alfred Kock re­ promontories present many inter­
Her© is a new conven­
en. Those who wish to report a the elders and trustees at the close
turned
home
from
Portland
Satur­
esting
glimpse«
of
the
life
habits
fire can do so by dialing the oper­ of the morning service. The teach­
ient way to pay bills...
ator in The Dalles who will be ers and officers of the Sunday day after spending ten days visit­ of the seal"? and sea-Hons, most
m ake installment or
ing relatives.
common of which are the stellar
able to give the alarm.
school had a very interesting meet­
m
ail order payments
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley were sea-lion and some Pacific forms of
The Jolly Dozen card club met ing at the manse last Tuesday
or to send money any­
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Barnum evening. Plans were laid for the business visitors in -The Dalles the common harbor seal. A few
California sea-lion’s may be found
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jessie cbservancevdf Lincoln Day and Monday.
where in Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. John H&ys return­ on the Oregon coasf near the (Cali­
Henrichs winning high score for Easter^Sunaay.
ed
home from The Dalles Monday, fornia border.
First N a tio n a l Bank
members and Mrs. Paul May for
Henry G. Hanson, Pastor.
where Mr. Hays had been for medi­
guest. Mrs. Max Bull and Mrs.
Money Orders may be
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A SINGLE THOUGHT
”
Serai Searcy had low scores.
IMoro Christian Science Society: cal treatment.
obtained at any branch
First Girl—I’m thinking of mar­
Mr. and Mrs. John Beuther had
J. B. Adams made a trip to Port­ Sunday school at ten a. m. Sun­
in amounts up to MOO
land Thursday to attend an agri­ day morning Service 'a t eleven as their guests several days last rying Jack.
Second
Girl—So
am
I.
Do
you
...a t only 10< per order.
wetk
her
sister,
Mrs.
John
Wedam
cultural meeting.
o’clock. Subject, “Love.” Wed­
know
anybody
who
has
it?
and
son
Oscar,
of
Chehalis,
Wn.,
nesday evenmg meeting at pight
STIMULATING
o’clock, which includes testimonies and a friend, Mrs. Jim Lisehka also
You n eed not be a
GEORGE L. WERN1M1ARK
Another good way to electrify of 4ih.ristiaw Science healings. The of Chehalis. Sunday they visited
d
e p o sito r to e n jo y
Income Tax Accountant
the old man is to permiWhe dadfch- reading room in the rear of the at the Klaus Bardenhagen home,
Specializing
in
State
and
federal
th
is n ew s e rv ic e .
ter away at college to have charge church where may be found all and they had to travel by Cater­
Income
Tax
pillar,
due
to
the
bad
roads.
accounts.
authorized Christian Science lit­
First National Bank Building
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dunlap
Sta n e k
erature, is open daily with an at­
The Dalles, Oregon
had
as
dinner
guests
Saturday
DEFINED
tendant on Wednesday evening,
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Teacher—What is hail?
whe literature may purchased or evening before the dance Mr. and 124-«R
Johnny—Phase, sir, it’s hard- borrowed. The the public is invited
boiled rain.
tq^the church services and to make
use of the reading room.
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Attractive
N O T IC E -
Antelope Numerous
Now After Aid
IO<
Want Ads
Flower»: I am local agent for
the Peacock Floral Co., in The
Dalles. Flowers for any occasion.
Velma McKean, phone 363.' 12-3
WANTED: Man for Rawleigh
Route.- -Permanent if you are a
hustler. For particulars write
Rawleigh’s, Dept. ORR-131-103,
Oakland, California.
Wasco Methodist Church: Sun­
day School at 10 a. m. Classes for
all ages?" Morning Worship a t 11
a. m. Subject “Whither Shall I
Go?” Text, Whither shall I go from
Thy Spirit? or whither shall I flee
from Thy presence?” Psalm 139:
7. EpwoAth League at 6:30 p. m.
There will be no pot luck dinner
at the church next Sunday on ac­
count of weather conditions.
F. L. Oannell, Pastor.
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Grass Valley Theater
February 3 and 4
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C onfessions o f a N a z i S p y
With
L .
Edward G Robinson - •
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and Francis Leders»
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FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
work each Wednesday until
The pronghorn, or American further notice.
anteloipe, is another native Ore
gon animal recently rescued from
O ther Days In M oro
extermination. Indiscriminate and
luthless hunting, as well as severe
winters which cut off their food
supply have destroyed the great
herds of American antelope that
once roamed the plains. In 1915 it
was estimated that there were ap­
proximately one tMousand remain­
ing in Oregon. A statewide per­
petual closed season on the ante­
lope saved . these animals. The
perpetuation of this rare species
N ew ru b b e r
has been assured by the protection
a g i t a t o r s to p s
w r i n g e r r o lls .
offered in the Hart Mountain Game
Refuge, a federal park for wild­
life in Lake and Harney counties.
The antelope in the Hart Moun-
Trade your old washer as
resCTVc havc
raPw-
down payment. Phone 1Ç1
ly in numbers, until a large herd
now grazes over the 334,000 acres
for trial
which cornprize the refuge. Pri­
marily intended., as a sanctuary
for antelope, the Hart Mountain
reserve also protects ‘ many birds
and animals. .Among the,.,larger
The Dalles, Ore.
mammals are thousands of mule
LEROY FNGLEBRETSCN
SA FE
HAMPTON FURNITURE
Choose
fro m
a s to c k o f
th a t is th e
- m ost c o m p le te in th e c o u n ty .
Buy
Funeral o f Grass Valley Man
A ttended By Many Friends
MONEY
ORDERS
I will be in Kent (or barber
at
a
p r ic e
th a t is f a ir ly
based
on
q u a lit y a n d w o rk m a n s h ip .
D ry G o o d s, C lo th in g a n d
S h o e s to m e e t th e
n e e d s o f th e
c o m m u n it y
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Beginning February 1st Con-
lee’s Grocery will be under the
joint ownership of Virgil Conlee
and Howard Conlee. Let us serve
your grocery needs. Your patron­
age will he greatly appreciated.
PRICES EFFECTIVE FULDA Y AND SATURDAY
C rystal W hite Soap C hips box 33c
C oC O ä, Our Mother’s
M arsh m allow s
BaCOn B ack
2 lb. can
1 lb. Cello pkg.
Armour’s
p e r lb .
R e d & W h ite
3 for
N o. 2 c a n s
N o. 2 c a n s
Peas R
ed & W h ite S w e e t 3 (or
N o. 2 T in s . 3 fo r
D eans R ed 4 W h ite S tr in g le ss
17c
11c
17c
C orn
Slice» N o . 2 1-2 tins
W hole Slicei
i
rm e a p p le Red & White
-
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES -
Potatoes
Apples
Oranges
Onions
OF PORTLAND
37c
35c
21c
No. l a '
No. 2’s
25 lb sack
50 lb sack
49c
Winesaps, Face and Fill, per box -
Large size 1 crate
No. l ’s
10 îb Meah bag
COC
$1.09
1?c
Conlee’s GrÖcery
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