Sherman County journal., May 17, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

THE SHERMAN C O U N T * J O U R N A L
>AUB «'«Hl*
MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1940
Mrs. John S tev en s of W aw aw ai,
M rs. Elva H i#es enbertaine 1
W ashington, and M rs. Jo sep h G.
m em bers of the aenior cla ss and
V/’lson and d au g h ters Alice Mac*
teachers a fte r play practice F rid ay
and Velma of Moscow, Idaho ar-
•vtning.
lived here F rid ay -ev en in g to spend
M em bers of the senior class w; 1
the week end w ith elativ es and to
n e se n t th eir class play Friday
a tte n d the annual M other’s Day
light.
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dinner. r
Those who have gone to see the
E x p erim en tal work w ith t r a s h /
W ord was received here F rid ay
newly opened M aryhill i luseihn
tillag e m othods, g ra ss and legum e
of the d eath o f Roy iP. H ulse of
„re Mr. and Mrs. W illiam N isbet, v arie tie s and crop ro tatio n s a t the
T he K en t schools atten d ed * the D u iu r, known to several people in
Y <1 I I t L i t
cX I IV i v- i v / 1
v
The annual 6:30 banquet in
Mr. and Mrs. Law rence F u .ik , Mr. Moro ¿ ra n c h statio n was observed I M usical F estiv al a t Moro F rid ay .
the com m unity. Those who a tte n d ­
honor Of the m y stery m others: was »ml Mrs. W esley W ilde, Valdis a s t T hursday by a -group of 15 T hey p artic ip a te d in the g ro u p ed the fu n eral Sunday a t D ufur
ml Billy, Mr. and M rs. Clift
...-„ s o re d by the S tandard B ear-
W aterville, W ashington, fa rm er? sin g in g and also gave a special w ere: J. H. W ilson. Mr. and Mrs.
'ridley, Mr. and M rs. Dick Yocum, and bind o p erato rs on a to u r mak- num ber under the direction of Mrs.
„• girls F rid ay evening a t th
I. E. W ilson, Mr. and M rs. J . M.
„ .fh o d is t church. The identity o
Irs. Ed Moon.
ng them th ro u g h w heat d istric ts L ester W ilson.
W iison, Mr. and M rs. W. C. H elyer
Mrs. F. R- Jackson of Hood Riv-
K ent G range No. 688 held its and J . C. W ilson.
the m yatery m others
jf ea ste rn W ashington and cental
r visited here w ith her sister,
to the girls on place cards. *■
re g u la r m eeting S atu rd a y evening
Oregon.
Mrs. H. )C. Nelson and son
June Hines gave th e w dcom ing ad­ Mrs. Dora Moor«;.
May 11th. A fte r the re g u la r busi G«-oige of Bend spent the week end
The
Douglas
county
v
isito
rs
The Wasco band played a nnln- were welcomed a t Moro by County ness m eeting people of tlrtícom m u-
dress. M rs. Elva H ines the talk f t .
here a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
the m others. Miss Laviola Goa- ?ei of tunes on the main street
A ere nt Leroy W rig h t, who explain- m ty g ath ered to give a su rp rise J. C. W ilson.
S
aturday
before
m
arching
to
th«
SCI' spoke for the daughter» late .
L u th er W arren Davis and Jim m y
d the ag ric u ltu ra l situ atio n in farew ell p a r ty in honor of Mr. and
p .o g ra in num bers included reau- >all grounds w here they played
M rs. R. N. M cGlasson. Several W illiam s of C orvallis sp en t the
tberm
an
county
and
th
e
erosion
H P ay Laviola Goaaon Lavella luring the gam e betw een Moro am
rurribers w ere given for a short .veefc end avithr the fo rm e r’s par-
»ml land-use problem s involved.
Guv and Helen Blau. Songs h\ •Vasco.
At the statio n , m an ag er M errill p ro g ram of e n te rta in m e n t d u rin g ” nts, Mr. an d MrsfTJ. L. Davis.
M rs. E. D. McKee left W ednes
P atricia Yocum. M ary Coats, an
the evening. Mrs. G eorge W ilson
Mr. and M rs. A lfred KoèdcT and
pointed
eU out
UUV the-
Viler plots w here «
<wvi
*
Jessie Knox, saxaphone solo b , lay to visit her d au g h ter, Mrs. Ha. Jveson
t r i a l and fo rag e in v estig atio n s ; and H elen W ilson s a n g a song. a d a u g h ter M arg aret and son A lfred
Ju n e Wilde and each m ystery mot!
ihelto n in Hood River.
a c - i being carried on.
He e x p la in -, j a d i n g was o v e n by M rs Ada of G rass Valey w ere*dinner g u ests
Sixteen p rim ary children w e n
e . was rem em bered by a gift-
d th a t ...ore th an 100 v arie tie s c f 9 u>£°n !, a P1**™ soI° .byu C w
of Mr. and Mi's. A m andus von
jn tertain ed at the C. C. Caldwel
The M ary E lizabeth Sundaj
w n te r w heat and several hundred BoW W U . » » J Mr. -and M rs Me- P.orstel S-unday.
school class m et w ith Mrs. CL A rome by M rs. Caldwell and A nr m teies of g ra sse s an d legum es a n
cslle “P ° n »° »*"« »
t e s t e r Tuesday. Games were pla} ?nder te s t in plot and field p lant- " “ »>*>•• A g ift was p reaan ted to
Soi nt W ednesday.
EX TRA CAR KEY
•d on the lawn and refreshm ent« ¡ng: to determ ine com p arativ e v a |. £ « honor g u e s ts by th e com m un- SAVES TR O U B LE
picnic luncheon was enjoye'
t V the m em bers of the G raden clul
»njoyed.
K in
• r forage -yield,
„mi i seed
«nori w
n d iir I I »tv.
It is easy to lock your ca r keys
îes
promue
* R . efresh m en ts .were served a t
M rs. Gladys F ord, J a n e t anc
T u esday at the p a rk w ith a nun,
ion, ad ap tab ility to crop ro tatio n s , a mU.JMBM’-
inside the car b u t it often tak en a
drs. Stolle were guest* a t the
ml érosion control,
. I A ban q u et w ^ given T h u rsd ay lot of trouble to g et th em out.
U r of visitors from 1 ne Dalle
and Moro present. £ re g u la r m ai
;om t of the fo rm e r’s p aren ts, Mr
Joe B elanger, in c h a rg e of tillag e evening a t th e I.O.O.P. hall in M any annoying delays could be
nd Mrs. W, E. T ate.
„ess m eeting was held a t the hem
invesligation. a t the statio n fo r honoV o f th e gradyatntg sen io rs of avoided if m o to rists ma^de a prao-
of Mrs. E D. McKee a fte r th,
B accalaureate services were held th e Soil C onservation Service and I 9«0 *>y the mothera. Those pres- t'ce of c a rry in g sp are ke^T som e­
ent included the School Board. Sen w here out side the car, su g g ests
it the C hristian church Sunday
luncheon.
E xtension Service, showed the
th e ir p a re n ts anti to a stm a ste r, the Oregon S ta te M otor Associa
veiling with the following pro
Mr. and M rs. N yal G rady spen
plots where various types of tra sh y
W ily K n ig h ten , of Moro. The ban- tion. An e x tra key can be secu re­
Sunday with his parents com m : ;ii,m being given; Solo, W illiam tii’age
tli-age im plem
p le m ents
e n t had
, , been
u ™ used
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f finJ
Tothier: Invocation, Re^. Cannell
ly secreted in various places for
‘nun Spokane.
and told the group of the favorable
1
-■>
em ergency use.
Some m o to rists
Miss M ary F o rtn e r was in P o rt­ Address, Rev. P atric k ; song, Meth- resu lts obtained in leaving straw Sophomore J ir te .
d:st choir; song, Miss Jean Shont
M
rs.
Grace
G
regg
and
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
fa
ste
n
an
e
x
tra
key
inside the low­
land for several days and tro u g h ,
and stubble on the su rface to check
jf The D>U«» accom panied by Mrs.
Dolore«
and
C
harles
P
u
rch
ase
m
ot
er
edge
of
the
ru
n
n
in
g board w ith
her m other hom e w ith h er Sunday
-qil w ashing and blowing,
dinnie Myer»
ored tb Bend T h u rsd ay w here they a thum b screw, while o th ers solder
Mr. and Mrs. Jones were hen
“ We found out th ree y ears ago
visited a t the home o f E a rl G regg, a key lig h tly tlislde of the hub cap
E rn e st Nickel, w histling e n te r­
Sunday from Redmond. H* wak
y°U ta
rs up th
in ere
e ie had
qau lick­ 1 ndk weiY also p re ie n t w hen M rJ
how z you
fa rn
rm tv ers
and there are various such placed
tainer,
was
a
t
the
school
house
at one time p ro p rie to r of the meal
ed the sam e erosion p
C harles P u rch ase u n d erw ent an of concealm ent.
his
week.
m a rk e t here.
have
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H appold of group rJfe rrin g7 o the 11)37 tour•; rt-erptlon. At the present tim e she .... - -i...................................................
D inner g u ests a t the hom e o
D ouglas county p articip ated In » m « h Im p ro v e ^
G rtshajp visited a t the S. J. Brock
Mr» N ora Sm ith Sunday w ere Del
ind Wesley U’fide hom es.
v fa rm ers and E xtension Service ■ The an n u al M other s D ay service ,
n.si Sm ith of Spokane, Mr. am
.fficials from five Oregon counties, w as held S unday, May 12th, a t the
The lib rary board m et Monday
Mrs. W ayne D arby and Mr. am
tor
a
business
m
eeting
and
decide«
M is. F erg u scn of The Dalle».
••If you don t save the s t.a w , y ? r
of p o rt]a lld .
(he R(1.
o make plans fo r the annual fal
Mr, and M rs. G ran t Arm sworth>
von t have t)
aim
e ■
lores- following Sunday school at |
«pent Sunday v isitin g w ith then I ‘estival next. m onth.
xTarnes 8ai? ’ BPeB^
, eleyen o’clock. Special m u sic ’wa.s i
Mr. and Mr», g d b e rt R uger of
«un-Li-law. a n ^ daughter, Mr^aiK
N e w rviH K er
P oH lifid were week « id guests oi n,m; „ p i , S o m e t h , n g over d o «
Mrs. Jo h n illingsw orth.
w as s ^ a T
a g ita to r sto p q
Mr and Mr». Floyd Root. ,
* Mr. and M rs. Guy W eedm an an
w r i n g e r r o lls *
ire s and pioneered tra s h y fallow *u
n
—
son George visited her p aren ts, Mr
, the Big Bend » h e a t country of
Mr«. Ch uncy Rambo of Daven-
and M rs. A. B. P o tte r, comini
W
eshinettn.
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port,
H-YiSitinK^SLJL
- from B eaverton.
T rade venir old w asher as
,
x.
few days here a t the home of her
•
The
one-way
disc
plow,
the
to
d
Mr
anJ
M„ j H W ilson
Mr. and M rs. M urray W alk-:
« e id e r, and the deep fu .ro w d u ll *■ M r ' >nd M rs Bi„ M iu.lu.1| an )
iftTwn paym ent. Phone 161
l i f t Sunday fo r th eir home al
solved
o
u
r
blow
problem
am
i
t
e
d
h
U
r
j
u4njta
of
H
erm
iston
E v p h ra ta , W n.
for trial
Oregon fa rm e rs who have taken trn ah y su rface
e a i . ' t u K ent Mxtueday te altep:(
Mrs. Basil • B ains spent threi
j u t federal c r o p insurance o ii aids m oisture p en etratio n too
weeks here from W enatchee, Wn
th« ¡M other’s Day service and visit
w ith her m other who has been ill theii w heat crop w ere rem inded said.
re la tiv e s. T hey retu rn ed hom e S un­
From here the W aterville group d ay evening.
his week by th e s ta te A A A offic
She will w ieef'her husband at Col
n C orvallis to notify th eir county m otored to Condon and H eppner,
The D alles, Ore.
fax and re tu rn home w ith him.
M r, and M rs. I. E. W ilson and
w
here
they
yjewed
erosion
control
,
‘
onservation
offices
im
m
ediately
iJ
Jtim es and P hilip O’M eara cam«
heii fields become dam ag ?d. T ht and other improve«! i«»){j-pse m eaa-
home F rid ay from Linfield.
•ounty office will then send a crop u -es fa rm e rs in those vicwiUw»
C atherine F ridley and M argate-
r.surance adjust«* to inspect th
have adopted.
McDermid cam e ¿from' Corvalli*
¡amaged w heat.
.
f
F ric a y w ith one of the teachers a ‘
If the ad ju sto r re p o rts a small
OSC who cam e up to judge th.
>r p artia l loss, due to d ro u g h t, in- VPPARENTLY T H E AUTO
sheep a t the show.
auses .ad ju stm en t will Ibe ma<k IS MORE TH \N A FAD
Mr. and M rs. Owen B arnett id ler harv est. If hr rcpoi ts to ta
were e n te rta in e d a t a farew ell din
Kcts .storm or o t ' h # r insurable
Ir. 1904 census tak ers found th a t
n< r Sunday a t the home of Mr. anc >r su b stan tially total loss .howeve»
n the U nited S ta tes only one a u to ­
Mrs. Andy Stoleson. Mrs. E. A
m m ediate ap p raisal and paym ent mobile wa « being m ade for < very
Stoleaon from T oppenish, a sister :an be mode.
¡7 buggies, c a rriag e s and sulkies
of Mrs. Stoleson, w as am ong the
Paym ent» will be m ade on the sold, according <o Ray
. gu ests. Mr. and M rs. B a rn e tt e x ­ basis of “ unavoidable” l o s s , i: m an ag er of the Oregon h fa te
pect to leave soon for C alifornia.
vas pointed out. This m et 11s th at M otor Association. Several de« ades
■Christian Moon »pent Sunday where insect in festatio n s appear, la te r the resu lts of the 1937 bien­
w ith her p a re n ts from A rlington. meh as g ra s s hoppers or crickets, nial census of m an u fa ctu rin g snow­
Mr. and M rs. H. H. W hite enter- \r. effort m u st 'he made to con­ ed th a t th ere were 4270 autom o­
biles being made for each buggy.
trdned th e ir fam ily a t dinner Sun­ trol them .
F arm ers will have th ree options
day. P rese n t w ere Mr. arid Mrs.
W alter B ro ck ert, Mr. and Mrs. I . ;n receiving crop insurance indem ­
E. E ndicott and Mr. and M rs. Hal nity payment«*
1) Im m ediate cash paym ent, eq­
W hite and aon Jimmy.
Mrs. S tella D illinger was in ual to m a rk e t value of in su re'
C arlton and retu rn ed w ith her w heat loss involved,
2) W arehouse receipt fo r w heat
d a u g h te r, Mrs. C hester P aul An-
doe,
if suitable stored w heat is
J ip w s .
Mr. and M rs. G. C. An*
av
tliab
le neariby,
d»ew s took th e ir d a u g h te r in law
3) D eferred cash p a y n w .it, w ith
home S a tu rd a y expecting to retu rn
a lte r a v isit w ith relativ es in the farm er specifying tim e -within 90
days when he wishes crop in s u r­
valley.
ance corporation to sell the* w heat
for him.
i
Oregon fty m e rs have taken out
2011 crop insurance application?
this year, giving all risk p ro tec­
tion on 298,731 ac res of w heat.
This gu aran tee» an insured p ro ­
duction of 3.712,272 bushels.
Visiting Farmers Kent Schools
7 ell o f Proven
Attend Music
Control Methods
Festival in Moro
Wasco Women’s
Organization
Entertains
EASY WASHER
N O TIC E OF BOND SA LE
Sealed bids will be received by
th e undersigned until the hour of
e ig h t o’clock, p. m. on M onday, the
27 th day of M ay, 1940.. and im m ed­
iately th e re a fte r opened by the
Council of th e C ity of W asco a t the
Council room in said city, fo r the
pu rch ase of Seventeen T housand
D ollars ($17,000.00) City of W as­
co R efunding Bonds, S eries A; said
bends to be d ated Ju n e 15, 1940,
b earin g in te re st a t the ra te of not
to exceed live p er cent (5$< ) per
annum , pay ab le sem i-annually, in
del om inations o f Five H undred
D ollars ($500.00) each, m a .u rin g
serially in num erical o rder a t the
ra te of Two Thousand I ollar«
($2,000.00) on the 15th d ay of
Ju n e in each of the y ears 19 5 and
1916, Tw enty-five H undred D ollars
?2.500.00) on the 15th day of Ju n e
in each of the y ears 1947 to 195$,
inclusive, arid T hree Thousan 1 Hol­
le rs ($3.000.00) on Ju n e 15, 1951;
provided, howeve, th a t said bonds
shall be su b ject to call and re lemp-
tion on Ju n e 15, 1943 an d -o n any
sem i-annual in te re st^ p a y in g data
th e re a fte r.
T he ap p ro v in g legal opin: in of
M essrs. Teal, W infree, MdCi lloch,
S huler & Kelly will be f u r ished
the successful, bidder.
Bids m ust be uncondition; 1 rn d
Accompanied by a certified ch *ck in
the am ount of Five H undred Dol­
lars ($500.00).
The rig h t is reserved to .-eject
any and a ll‘bids.
E. F. Feldm an-
C ity Rer ?rder.
Published in the issues of May
10th and J7th, 1940. -
Read the Ads
UeMOSS & S O X ''
HAMPTON FURNITURE
• v«r put on a froctor. It's call«d
on Hour M«t«r and count! eng in«
revolution! in t«rm ! of minut«!.
In other words, it octi |ust lik«
th« speedometer on your cor—
when it toys se many hours, you
grease this—to many mere, you
change th a t—and so on.
It sure saves time in figuring
costs, tea.
Just measure
your
fuel, look a t your meter, ond
Presto! you know how much it
costs to feed your "Caterpillar"
Diesel.
But that's only part ef
oar story. If you'd like te
heor the rest, drop in—w e'
N oticeable increase in p a rtic ip a ­
tion in the 1940 AAA fa rm prbgam
is indicated by a sig n -u p jasV ebm -„
pieted th ro u g h o u t O regon coun«v
ties, according to the s ta te a g r i­
cultural conservation office in iCor-
vallis.
N. G. Donaldson, s ta te executive,
said th a t 36,800 farm er» signed
“farm plan sh e e ts” show ing how
they are ad a p tin g the program of
this y e a r’s fa rm in g operations.
Tnese fa rm e rs operate a to tal of
47.400 tra c ts of land. T his com ­
pare« w ith 41,000 tra c ts in the
program last year.
^Announcement was jriso made
th a t n ational, s ta te grid county
wheat allotm ents for 1941 will be
given out this month. Farm er
committee» in each county, will b<*
in charge of determ ining individual
allotm ent«.
premise not te bore you.
O’MEARA
Supply &lm p
T. Lester Johnson
VAROO
L-. .. . .
MORO
P atro n ize J o u rn a l A d v ertisers
ft - ’ ’R ’
//a ticno. LL y
^Tamoui
J« u rn a t
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Moro, Cfl e g o n .,
Convenient Location
Coffee Shop - Buffet Tavern
Dining and Banquet Room»
Famously Fine Food
Modem Appointment» -
Luxurious Outside Rooms
Garage Opposite ' -
600 ROOMS
‘ «E lfS 'K flE RATES.
RAL?H H.
CAKE
Repalekin National Comndtteemai
TOR R E P lf.IC A N NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
VoU tor O m
!2 I C«kr, Talpa H.
P r iH a d v . by Hufçli R o M O I , Y e u n R ld g , P o r t la n d , Q -a g o w
2 . SERVICE IMPROVED...
”Our small company wanted to give better service
and bring down rates, but we didn’t have the money
or the engineering help we needed. Then in June
of 1910 Pacific Power & Light Company was organ­
ized and consolida:ed our small company with others
like it into one unified system. It began building
transmission lines auu modern power plants . . . and
has kept it up ever since . . . until today it supplies
every customer with metropolitan service.
. FARMS ELECTRIFIED...
“Back in 1910 electricity on the farm was almost
unheard of. But it wasn’t long before Pacific Power
# Light Company began building lines out into rural
píreas. Every year these lines have been pushed out
farther aod farther until now 11,500 farms are serswi
by the Company,
More Participate ,
In AAA Program /
diol is on« of th« hondi«lt thing!
the
SeV eniy-eight per ce n t of the
esifregis-
n o n -resid en t m otor vehicles,
tereo in O regon d u rin g th< m nth
of Alpril cam e fro m Cal
a iifo rn u ,
W ashington, Idaho, M ontana arm
C anada, figures com piled in th««
se c re ta ry of s ta te ’s office revealed
today.
Of the to ta l of 6,087 out of s ta te
ca rs re g iste re d in Oregon during
the m onth, 4,806 cam e from those
foui s ta te s and C anada. The to tal
n g istra tio n for the m onth was 19
percent unde the re g is tra tio n fo r
the sam e m onth a y ea r ago.
A ih lan d re g iste re d 1,446 c a rs
«luring the m onth, m ore th an twice
n-; m any as w ere rep o rted by the
n ex t hig h est statio n , Cave City,
w ith 870. P o rtlan d rep o rted 413
v sitin g ca rs. •
Investigate, th e re frig e ra to r w ith
frozen sto rag e com partm ent,
for either 32 or 110 volt.
w
Explained
Thio lillU doo-dod wlih a pla»»
In
Most Cars Here
Wind c h a rg e r fo r lig h t & power
Washin^ton
Insurance Procedure
California Sends
1940
I
1 . I STARTED IN 1907...
. ’’Yes, it was 33 years ago I started working for the
' »mall electric company that used to serve this town.
started the dynamo at dusk and turned it off at
i midnight . . . unle^ something broke down first.
Jh ere was only about enough electricity for lights . . .
gnd qnywayt practically no pne had «ny electrical
appliances. It wasn’t very good service, I'll admit,
but people were glad to pay as much as the 20c to
25c a lrwh it cost to deliver electricity in those days.
Pretty Patty Robinson will be one
of the «tar perform ers in the spec?
taculnr pageant that will mark the
opening of the 1940 season of the
Golden Gate International Exposi­
tion May 25. Mi*s Robinson, who has
won laurels as a swimmer and diver.H
will lead the lagoon parade, one ofzj
the opening day featurea.
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4 . RATES CUT...
“Probably, though, the thing people like best about
Pacific Power & Light Company in addition to service
improvements is its polity of constantly reducing
electric rates. Today our average residential rate la
not 20c . . . but only about 2l/2c a kilowatt-hour,
Yes, I’ve seen a lot of development in your electric
service, son, but I’ve a feeling that the next 30 year»
will sec just as much progress as we saw In the past
30 years . . . if only we keep alive the same spirit of
enterprise that brought us this far along the road.”
P acific P ower & L ight C ompany
Always at Your Service