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Fifty-Second Year N o. 22
Moro, Oregon. Friday, April 5, 1940
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German Bombers in Action Over Enemy Territory Freight Rates
Expected To Be
Permitted
Delegation Enlists Support
Of Governor Sprague;
Meets With Commissioner
Official County Paper
Jack vonBorstel Entries Close
Wins Second
For Primary
In Contest
Race
Jackie vonB orstel son of Mr. Nominating
and Mrs. F ra n k vonrBorstel of
Kent placed second in the third
annual national high school o ra­
torical co n test sponsored by the
Am erican Legion fo r the eastern
Oregon d istrict. The contest was
held in The D alles, M arch 25.
WinneT of the contest was Dick
Johnson of O ntario, * who was
ccached by P rof. Leonard, fo rm er­
ly of Wasco. Y oung vonBorstel
was coached by Mrs. Boley and
Wily K nighten.
The ivinner vied w ith th ree other
d istrict w inners in Oregon for the
rig h t to try fo r the national title
which will ibe given a t th e Boston
M assachusetts convention th is fall.
Not All Places filled
By Local Candidates;
Some Unopposed
• A delegation of men from Gil­
The end of th e period fo r filing
liam , M orrow and S herm an coun­
for office fo r p a rty candidates end­
ties conferred w ith O .R. Bean,
ed Monday n ig h t a t five o’clock
public u tilities com m issioner, F ri­
w ithout a full quota of office seek­
d ay aftern o o n to p re sen t to him
ers listed on the books a t th a
the reaso n s w hy g ra in grow ers in
clerk ’s office.
th ese th ree counties feel th a t the
FoY the county com m iseionerahip
proposed rail ra te s on g ra in should
now filled by David Reid no ona
not be suspended or postponed.
has filed but Mr .Reid, a repub­
T he ra te s have been protested
lican in the last y ear of his first
by th e B arn ard Truck Co., Shaver
term . If elected he prom ises to
F o iw a rd in g Co., W illam ette T a r­
give equal rep resen tatio n to all
iff B ureau and the W ashington
p arts of the county which m eans
P ro p e rty O w ners association of
th a t, the S h e a re r’s grade road will
S eattle.
be im proved soon. This has been
These rates, which affe<t ship­
a m a tte r fo r contention fo r the
p in g from th e branch line points
Sherm an
county m em bers of past year .
in these countie«, will p erm it sav­ the Oregon S ta te Teachers asso ­
The sheriff’s offee has m ore con­
ings of over $12,000 on w heat a l­ ciation m et a t the
Moro Hotel te s ta n t's than any oth er in this
Typical of the men who pilot G erm any’s huge bom bing planes are these three m en pictured, according to
ready in sto rag e and of over $70, Tuesday evening for d in n er and to
tl:e Nazi censor, by fellow m em bers of the bom ber’s crew. Left. A youthful pilot at the controls of one of
county with th e incum bent, C .C.
the R eich’s flying fortresses. Top right: To sustain them on their long raiding and reconnaissance flights 000 in the av erag e y e a rs’ crop ac­ hi ai D .V. Poling of the s ta te dep­ Wilson dem ocrat from R ufus, w ant
to England, G erm an fliers eat a concentrated food that is highly nutritious. This pilot eats his scientifically cording to figures com piled by- a rtm e n t of higher education rpeak ing it again and W alter E aton,
g ra in g row ers o rg an izatio n s.
prepared pem m ican on the wing. Right bottom: An unusual picture showing the gunner sighting along the
B usiness of the m eeting inclu­ dem ocrat from Wasco w anting the
In addition to m eeting w ith Mr. ded the re p o rt of the secretary - nom ination on th a t ticket. E aton,
muzzle of his m achine gun during a raid.
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Bean and Jo h n H. C arkin ~,in t»-easurer, P atricia C yphers and net well known so fa r, is a son of
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ch a rg e of rail tran sp o rta tio n , the th e jo in t re p o rt of the delegates N ath an E aton, is aged 45 and has
g ro u p fo rm ulated and se n t le tte rs to' the sta te convention a t P o rt­ been driv in g school bus into Wasco
to
th e In te rs ta te Com m erce Com­ land. M isses Jean Ackerson and
“
ntwould
under h ‘s
On the republican side H arry O.
m ission, which will deal w ith the M ary Alice B urns co-operated in
N ex t is a proposal to “ tra n s f e r T
Kunsman is the only contestant
in terstate p a rt of th e rates ,and g-.ving the com m ittee re p o rts and
R ural E lectrification
for the honor of representing the
to
the congressional delegation a lesum e of th e speeches.
tion fro m th e d e p a rtm en t of a g ri- ,
party in the race.
from this p a r t of the state.
Ray Jew el, president, introduced
culture (which now controls the
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For the clerk’s job each party
Saturday they called on Gover- ” "TT.e~ipeakerti.''Wiry K rilghten spoke
n ational fo re sts) to the care of C o u n t y
has one candidate who will fight
i nor S p rag u e who offered his sup- on some of the n sp rets of th e co­
Ickes. H ere is an o th er m a tte r of
it out in November. Deputy Sher­
Surely by th is time no fa rm e r’s 1 p o rt in o b taining th e lowered rate unty school law and R. G. Cun'ilT
personal in te re st to the people of
Miss M arjorie K unsm an, county
iff Ross Ornduff, democrat, is af- ;
p ra y e r for rain h a s been unansw - j and prom ised to notify the ICC of gave Che commit fee report on the ter the job held by Joe T ruitt,
the n o rth w est, w here thousands of chairm an of th e C hrtstm fts ~ t
| his position if such a move seem- cem ing music festiv al.
m iles of w ire are being built and sale in Sherm an county, was in ! The clean-up day com m ittee of c-red.
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who has been clerk for the past
The th ree w.nte« m< nths. , * .
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ed to be advisable a f te r conifer-
Dr.
F*olrng,long
a
fa
v
o
rite
w ith term.
thousands of ru ral custom ers are g eu<j 'Tuesday and W ednesday to
Bre a k fa st club had its rep o rt filled
nearly all needs and the
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I ence w ith the Oregon com m issioner audiences in this region ,told of
looking to REA. Mr. Ickes, w an ts ......... j ............ accepted a t the W ednesday m orn-
No one has filed in either party
resp ite of early March w as hardly j
control of REA because he is han- *ttCnd * m €etl^ o i t^ tu
¡n g m eeting which m eans th a t com
« the advantage« of the unified sys­ a g a in s t M arg aret W .Peetz coun­
2 enough to p erm it the seed to be Xo Suspension Expected
dling the
er from BonneyiHe,
losls association
a t which tim e she t • m ittees named therein will be res
tem of h ig h er education in this ty assessor since 1924. She is a
Oling
vne pow
p o w e r Ifu m
o u m r e y in c ,
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put in the ground and some are
G rand Coulee, Boulder Dam, and J was presented w ith the plaque ponsible for th e work outlined on , -
According . to those who made s ta te and told of his recent trip Republican.
will sell power from F o rt Peck and signifying th a t thus county had A pril 16, Tuesday.
,
the trip it ap p ears th a t th ere will ‘o K l a m a t h county where he
S h a sta dam s.
i bought the la rg e st per cap ita num ( The general objective will be , Now the average ra in fall for ue
be no suspension of the new rates found a su p erio r type of education K nighten Unopposed
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ber of seals during the la st three the cleaning and general im prove- M arch it .91 inches and it often w fcjch m eans th a t g rain can be al system w ith vocational train in g
Wily Knighten has no opposition
W ash in g to n’s share of national cam paigns.
j m ent o f the city park. W hitew ash- is scan t enough. This year we re- | sbippcd
f rom
Sherm an county being given in th e g rade schools
in
the race to succeed himself as
1 i 1 Jn, LI
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ck 11 Cl C l citizens
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fo re st receip ts fo r 1939 w as $124,-
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L
,
! I ing
trees
not
activ-
ceived
.89
a i t t L 1 Moro,
and
a bit more i j p o o i in
n ts
1.8
bushel
ts for
for
1.8 cents
cents per
per
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a r M , t , n n to
t i l the
th r t plaque
r t la n i lP t the
h p PU
D i j e]y p artic ip
-j a
, tin „ g in
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. . . i l l will
. . . a t both ends
ik z . n n n n t , .
A nd
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county
school superintendent.
273
and Oregon
receive!
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265.'
addition
cup
in the w
of the
county. And j jess and f rom Gilliam and M orrow those children who do n o t go on
E. M. (Alley of G rass Valley is
Of ’th e individual national fo rests
also K'vcn to ‘his c<’unt£ I be done
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, 011 f°P of w hat we had it was j
for 1.2 cents per bushel less to school m ay be p repared fo r suc­
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tko
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plaque,
• inscribed j w ith
the
Aiaineur
in • m n O
w regon
w 111 reported
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Specifically the group will p ain t n e a re r too much than not enough. I a f te r A pril 5. This is expected to cessfully h andling a job on g ra d ­ a fte r the Republican nom ination
M
alheur
the
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for county coroner and as no one
la rg e s t ¡ « « m e and the 25 p ercent
° f the county and th e th ree j >n<| clean the re, t rooma> build a ,
. u la
, te sale of g rain for some uation.
stim
has filed a g a in st him o r on the
re
tu
rn
ab
le
to
the
counties
w
ithin
suprem
acy
given
for,
is
bridge
across
the
creek,
build
two
'
p
y
He
told
teach
ers
of
th
e
ir
need
sales have been delayed because
re tu rn ab le to the counties w ithin
bridge across the creeK, build two
its b o u n taries w as $65,000. Second display a t the Jo u rn a l office, bale cu tdoor stoVes, p lan t more lawn
A pril has started off as a rainy of the an ticip ated ra te reduction. for learn in g about them selves and Dem ocratic side his election is
fa irly well assured.
la rg e s t income w as from Qiympic of seals m this county w as l&.i and ¡mprove the playground fac- ! nionth with .22 inches in the first
Those who appeared before the tak in g tim e out to consider their
A lthough T .L ester Johnson, as
place
in
th
e
w'orld.
Education,
ho
W
ashington
w
ith
$46,883
re-
i
y
capita,
one
of
the
la
rg
e
st
m
I
n
ilie
s
in
the
park.
f
our
days
an
d
more
com
ing
every
four days and more com ing every com m issioner w ere: George Peck
in
count,y
atto rn e y has a state office
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the en tire U nited States.
tu rn ed to the counties.
hour or so.
The averag e fo r and G. J. Ryan of M orrow county, snkl, m akes people to le ra n t and he m u st be elected by the people
B alsiger Again M arshall
Otf 667 cou n ties entitled to re­
A pril is .79. ‘ In addition to the C arrol B arker, George Webb, Gus analytical. One’s nam e m ust ex ­ of this county .No one h as filed
ceive a sh are o f the revenue from
Wendell B alsiger, who made his .22 a shower fell T hursday fore- C arlson, Lloyd Sm ith and Hollis press his individuality as it o rig ­ a g a in s t him in eith er his own
n ational fo re sts G ran t county in
re p u ta tio n la st year, will ag ain ' noon th a t certainly added quite a Bull of Gilliam county and A. A. inally did; one’s age is not so dem ocratic p a rty or th e republi­
O regon received the top—<$49,500;
act as m arshall of the day or i bit to it although it is still un- Dunlap, Wendell B alsiger, J. B. much a m a tte r of y ears as of in ter can.
lAdams, Joe
P eters
and
Giles e sts, one lives where his thoughts
Jefferson county, W ash., received
C hief A g itato r. P rexy U pdegraff m easured.
To be elected this year also is
a re ; and one’s w orth depends on
F
rench
of
Sherm
an
county.
$21,400; Callam county, W ash., $
on the com m ittee as a whole
a
state
senator from this, the 18th
T
ests
have
been
m
ade
in
some
L a rry Cribs, who was caught
his courage, his honesty, his cour­
15,000, W hatcam county $13,000.
and project leaders and th e ir sla ­ fields in this county and on the
senatorial
district. W. H .Steiw er
w
c r v - . i
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Dorothy F ra se r has received an tesy.
O i regon
counties _ ____
receiving r, m ore I a fte r breaking into the pool hall ves are as follows:
of Fossil is the only candidate for
statio
n
and
these
indicate
th
a
t
th an "$*10,000 w ere: D eschutes $ 1 2 -j a t G rass Valley a few days ago,
He
quoted
Josh
Billings
to
the
ap
p
o
in
tm
en
t
as
a
s
s
is
ta
n
t
in
the
R est Room R enovators, Dr. ì ’ol-
400 K lam ath $12,000, Lane $ 1 0 ,-I was sentenced F rid ay by Judge ey ,chairm an, Paul May, Howard m oisture in this county is more landscape arch itectu re d ep artm en t effect th a t one need n o t believe the position which he has held
He represents
plentiful than in Gilliam county. a t the U niversity of Oregon for m any th in g s b u t should believe for two term s.
400; Y akim a county, W ash.$10,900. Cart H endricks of Fossil to five 1 Coniee, J. F .Foss.
They also show th a t the stubble next year, her work beginning a t some th in g s sincerely. Believing Sherman, Gilliam and Wheeler co­
T he figures give an idea of the im- 1 y ears in the s ta te
penitentiary,
• Lawn Levelers, J. B. Adam s,
too much m akes it necessary to unties.
p o rtan ce of the national fo re sts I Sheriff Wilson and D eputy Roy chairm an, Oveson, Nelson, G. Dou­ is alm ost as wet as the sum m er- the end of this term .
For the 22nd representative dis­
fallow.
believe m any th in g s th a t may not
in these two s ta te s alone.
’ W ells took Cribs to Salem S atu r- ma, Wilson, C othran, W rig h t, T.
trict, comprising Sherman, Gilliam
be
true.
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i day.
Johnston, B elanger, H enderson.
Wheeler and Morrow counties two
O regon now has th e la rg e s t m ig-I
H endricks had sentenced Cribs
Bridge B uilders H a rry K unsm an
state representatives m ust be cho­
ra to ry bird refu g e in th e U nited bfcfore from Gilliam county to a chairm an, McKee, French, Coniee
sen. E. R .Fatland, speaker of the
COUNTY A G EN T’S NOTES
S ta tes, if n ot in the w or .
e j £cntence of th ree years,
H oskinson, H ennagin, Les John­
house last session did not file.
home ranch of the late Bill H anley, |
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A crew of men w orking under ' Giles French, the other incumbent,
son, H ollinshead.
pioneer ca ttle king of c e n tral Ore- ,
the county ag e n t are now check- j
Stove Stonem asons, S tub S ear-
.
H itchm an, P o rtlan d and Em ily F. ing the acreage of seeded land on | is in the race as is E. Harvey Mil­
___ , purchased
- . last week and
, j ^ Q ||j ||y C o i l f t
cy, chairm an, Raym ond, T. Thomp-
A*
Gindbec
gon, was
ler of Lexington
farm er and
P o rtlan d insurance m an alread y in
added to th e M alheur reserve (th e :
V
the farm s of the county so th a t form er president of the E astern
Salem , Ore. April 4—The dead­
sen, R itner, Gillmor, S trong, R ug­
the
running.
,
old “ P ” ranch of P e te r F ren ch )
1
the owners th ereo f m ay receive
gles, Peetz, Cunliff.
line for prim ary election filings
On th e dem ocratic side of the the p arity paym ent fo r leaving Oregon W heat League. On the dem
The H anley rench is 14,000 acres , V xl U C I S M U l U p
W hite W ashers, Mel Schadew itz M opday a f tern(X)n found a to tal ticket Lym an R oss .sta te sen ato r
ocratic ticket is Charles E. Me
»ml the price paid w as $118,000 or
Delegations
anting I ' cnairm
chairm an,
an, LocKnart,
L ockhart, rsiaxe,
Blake, o Bel-
f
candidates lined
lined up
up a a t t th
the e / r r rom
W ashi”
ashington
found certain acreage out of production Elligott of Ione ,also from Morrow
D
elegations of
of citizens
citizens w
w anting
ei-
candidates
om W
'’irt" county, cn.snj
$8.40
more
.rtppview
u n , v co u rt an(,
wp> Elm
cS, T
rrje r . an(J
rjn , tQ
jn
C o m p e titio n in the of 5/hcat. The paym ent this year county.
!u-4B an
f acre,
t T i . Z w d h ' ich
f o r .,s 7 e?u
7 c than
;7 r" , , ‘o ’^
e r v ie w thp
the M
county
and i k knap,
Elmos,
T ru
ru itt,
itt, M
M elzer,
elzer, Buch
Buch b b a a rriw
an(J ,ra
>rarin.
tQ
jn the
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the rule fo r land fo r refu g e pur , sa]esm €n took up m ost of thc c ltz . Woods
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will be ten cents per alloted bu­
No filings were made for county
poses, ibut the w arm sp rin g s gave
shel and is expected to Ix-gin a r ­ com m itteem en or com m itteewom en
added value. At the sam e tim e t L‘
riving in May. •
¡r. either party.
m ig rato ry bird com m ittee paid
M illard E akin has given a schol­
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4 1 000 fo r 20,060 acres to expand
4i,uuu i
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vneorvo
la change in roads .salesm en w an t pson, Brisibine, M- Doum a, F la tt. R epublicans 154 are
D em ocrats ri'ached the desk ju s t before clo- arship to the sum m er school a t
H a rt m ountain antelops reserve.
Lunch
by
the
W
om
an’s
club.
Corvallis fo r the 4-H boy or girl
ed to sell road m achinery and pum
and 32 are n o n -p artisan candid- Sin g time.
Ladies Aides: I). T hom pson.and
w
ith th e
Sherm an county bred
a tes for judicial positions on the i Two h ith erto u rm entioned con-
Provided the house will c o n s e n t' ping equipm ent and insurance,
S
horthorn
beef
calf w inning the
McLeod.
cireu it and suprem e bench of the ' gressio n al a sp ira n ts also made
to a proposal from the senate, $
Only definite success w as made
The b re a k fa st club will be held state.
h
ig
h
est
placing
a t the fa ir next
' th eir appearance on th e political
4.000,000 will be available to buy by one salesm an for equipm ent
rni
of April 1G in stead
fall.
Several guests were present at
Total
filings
this
y
ear
are
ju
s
t
<
!Cene
Monday
when
Roy
R
itner
of
dried prunes by F ed eral S urplus I to p u t in the well a t the fa ir Qf
G ran t P e rry extension special­ the Breakfast club meeting among
six
below
the
record
of
two
y
ears
p
endleton
filed
fo
r
the
republican
Commodity corp. The proposal is grounds. The court agreed to buy | ________________
ago, according to David O’H ara, nom ination fo r congress from the ist in soil conservation, Millard them being J. F. Kerrick of the
fo r $20,060,000 for purchase of a pum p and 3H P m otor designed i
chief
o f the elections division in second congressional d is tric t in Roiiman and C harley - Sm ith were safety division viho talked on the
apples, p ears, ra isin s an d pru n es to pum p 16 gallons per m inute Y y a s C ( ) C o O K l M ?
the V. K
secretary
s ta te ’s office.
opposition
Rex
Ellis
from
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JUIU ,also A
« V . hetc- F rid ay to look over the tra safety program saying th a t there
and the allocation for prunes has j f rom the well. As soon as the j •
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’ the U m atilla county ,and K enneth A. shy fallow m ethods being used were three factors to blame for
Several
surprises
featu
red
been planned if the tw enty million 1 arm y pump is removed the coun­
la s t m inute rush to g et under the RrOwn of G ervais declared him- here on w h eat farm s and on the thc accidents on the highways: the
ap p ro p riatio n is voted.
This is>;ty’s will be nstalled.
cars, the highway«, the drivera.
w iie before the doors w ere closed scjf jn on ^ e republican race in governm ent SCS plots.
$13,000,000 m ore th an w as on
fn the afternoon the court m et
A pproxim ately two hundred wo­ to filings. Leslie M. S cott of P o rt- Gie first d is tric t in opposition to
L. E. H arris, extension special­ Of these the first two are seldom
hand to buy these artic le s la s t the fa ir board and made prelim - men enjoyed the General Electric
veteran Jaimes W. M ott who ist in farm crops, and the county a t fault and the human element
year. The fru it will be d istrib u ted inary plans for
the la
fair.
al- .Gooking school sponsored by. Geo land, fo rm e r chairm an of the s ta te
»r-the
ir, Tiie
in e a1“
agent
highw ay commission, entered the ¡s seeking an o th er term .
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... will conduct experiments on is the one to improve.
by the blue food stam p system ..
kali spots on the back s stretg
t r e t c i.^
i . ^ o f
g Moon a t Wasco W ednesday. race fo r the republican nom ina- | Qpp (>f
Most of the fatal accidents are
m ost in terestin g con tw ° plots of ground to try the new
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¡ th e track are to be dug out and "
pHzea aw arded w ent to' the tion for state tre a su re r, g e ttn g , te sts in the forthcom ing cam paign chemical, Sinox, recommended as caused by drivers who have never
Over the objection of the p r e s - , fliled with other earth . The care- f()H()wing ladies: Mrs. R. Lock- his declaration in ju s t under the , j3 expected to cen ter around the a killer of annual weeds .It is before had an accident and while
ident, who ordered some 300 CGL , ta ker will be paid on an hourly
of Moro, electric ir o n ;. Mrs. w ile .I>ast week Scott had declar- j republican race fo r national com- said to kill all broad leafed weeds long safe driving records are ex­
cam ps abandoned, enough m pney basis instead of by the m onth al- L j Cop(?> Moro> pin. it. up lam p;
cellent they do not assure perpet­
ed him self o u t-o f the race .Then m itteem an w ith five candidates without injury to wheat.
is b eing voted to retain all of the though he will continue to live M th a Ginn of ,Ru f USi electric S atu rd ay th ere were rep o rts th a t en tered, nam ely Ralph H. Cake,
ual safety.
A w heat, barley and —
ex istin g cam ps.
Only criticism a t thc grounds.
b tia s te r ; Mrs. H .Duttoir, Wasco, he was reconsidering his decision Milton K lepper, (A rthur M. Geary scry was planted ¡Thursday of last
He showed a picture dealing
m ade ag a in st the cam ps on the
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credit on range or re frig e r- and m ight change his mind.. Mon- 1 of P o rtlan d ; T hurlow Weed of Bea- week on the Ehvvid Reid ja rm near With testing of drunken drivers
floor during d ^ a t e
V re ^ o o H EA L TH O F F IC E R SAYS NO
I $ to r; Mrs. A. S hearer, W asco, $5. day m orning reports had it th a t | verton and C harles P aine of Eu- R ufus by Bob H enderson of the and explained how newly found
head is too m uch, there
I c ie d it on w a te r h ea te r or w ash- he had decided t o 's t a y out and gene. In th e dem ocratic cam p How ex p erim en t statio n staff and Le- tests enable police officers to tell
m any high salaried people in un- j ---- -----
p oiey
r p a « 0od
given — to .-------
.Mrs. m
whether a man is actually under
j , ( health
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v u prizes
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then
en came ms
his juim
form oi
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d eclaration
» v.w.. arG
ard I^
i^nioureite
to u re tte win
will ioe
be oppuaeu
opposed uy
by Roy W rig h t, county agent.
dreds of cam ps, political aippoi
] gaid
th a at t no
nQ anim
ai m
L'-on Sm
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Each 0- z
three g a u g e s in the influence or not.
said th
anim al
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tte r r can
can Leon
Sm ith,
ith, Donna
Donna Knox
Knox Mrs.
Mrs. en(i,ng fu
speculation
as to Flavel Tem ple, both o f . v P ortland
>A group from The Dalles asked
ees.
be taken to the city dump yard p m . Crews, Mrs. Eldon N easham -n is intentions .Scott’s en try w akes
ak es'1. f or this high p a rty honor. .
the county have voted to give a
__ it is dangerous
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to the «.„.KUrt
public Mrs. ,,
E .P.
Rich - __
and ) »»_.
Mrs.
„. . Fred
— t b„ republican race a th ree corner ■ F o u r womer^ are com peting fo r scholarship to 4-H club workers thc club to sponsor an entry in the
No contract h” been signe ye , ............ , I f is expected
t the Cole of
atherine Tom of C(j affair with E arl H ill,. C ushm an the post of detaiocraitic com m ittee who are o u tstan d in g a t the fair, parade to be a p a rt o f the Fourth
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v,. . . Wasco,
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unctnri industry
industrv • has "re
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but a an eastern
council will back up his ruling a t R ufus, Mrs. Collis Moore and Mrs ’m erch an t and veteran I>ane ooun- w om an— Eva Nelson, Pendleton, in keeping record books and in the of July celebration to be given in
that city this .year.
1 ty legisfator, and Floyd J . Cook, J Celia Gavin, The Dallas:
Nora sheep project.
‘
CunUn-Jed on Page Two
the next m eeting.
E arl G entry o f Moro.
W ashington, D.C., A pril 5—tO n the
desk of P resid en t "Roosevelt in the
W hite house lies his la te s t p lan
fo r reo rg an izato n ready to be sen t
to congress. I t is as full of trouble
as can be. U nless a change has
been m ade (th e re is a d isp u te on i
th is) an o th er a tte m p t is proposed!
to g iv e S e c re ta ry o f the In terio r^
Ickes control of the national fo r- |
ests.
W ith m illions o f acres of
fo rest land in Oregon and W ash­
ington, such a tra n s fe r would af- •
feet th e Pacific n o rth w est m ore
than any o th er section of the coun-.
try .
S ecretary Ickes w ants control of
all the n ational fo re sts, b u t will
com prom ise on ta k in g large chunks
ft r ‘‘recreational purposes.” T his
would m ean c re a tin g m ore national
p ark s
W estern sen ato rs blocked
the tra n s fe r la s t year, but Ickes
has not surrendered his desire—
he has been tellin g the Isaac W al-
ton league how. much b e tte r the I
Teachers Meet;
Hear Poling
"'jM iss Kunsman
Breakfast Club
Sponsoring
r la q u e
Rains Contiue;
March Normal
A pril Starts Wet
Clean-up Day
j
Cribs Given Five
A
Years By Judge
Roy Ritner Among Last Filers
For Office; In Congressional Race
'T'
Safety Talk
Heard By Club
School Attracts
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