Sherman County journal., June 14, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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A(ig *• ' t a H M U H COUNT» JOUMNAU MONO. OBBGON FRIDA», JUKE 14. l»4*
tat and beat bidder and upon Up
teima hereinafter meniionêd, at
private »ale, «object to confirma­
z\’ for arm am ents may put the
tion by the County Count of the
i," tt.oi: in such shape th at it will ne
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H A R T S BETTER R. L Chlx for State of Oregon for Wasco Coun­
Sherman Coo at y Observer
l nus .or taking land out of pro- IX wey with 1842 votes to his cre­
June and July 7.60-100. April 3rd ty, the following described real
^ . ¿ K i s h e d Nov. 2, 1888
<l,ctio...
With
m
arkets
cut
off
this
dit
topped
the
list
of
write-in
can­
Red pullets 65c. Leghorns June property belonging to the estate ot
Grass Valky Journal
~
w
>uld
be
boubly
serioue
for
wheat
didates as running mate for Oie-
10, |7.50. Leghorn pullets day- the »aid Mrs. Etta A. Coe, deceased,
Established Oct. 14, 1^97
gon’s favorite «on, Chas. L. Mc­
old to 4 weeks 15c to 25c. -Hart s to-wit.
CONSOLIDATED March 6. 1931 f. rmers.
Nary. McNary who received this
Hatchery, Beaverton, Ore. Clos­ wit:
W» wa Xewa-Enter p r i x
No ¿oubt the rearm am ent pro
An undivided one-sixth interest
state’s endorsement for presiden­
ed Sundays.
Established Nov. 1891
• am will get the blame for the tial honors was also given 1029
In and to:
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 h gher taxes but so far it is on'y v.rite in vote» for vice president
LOST: Spare truck tire betwee i
The N orthw est Q u arte r(N W i)
Moro and Woods place. W. A.
t • bla ,ie for about a tenth of the Otner Republican w rite in candi­
of Section Twenty-seven (27),
Woods.
3 l"3r
i: create in national debt.
dates for vice president in the o r­
II
'iownship One- (1) South,
O il
der of their standing were Sheri­
[IA
TI
OR
Range Seventeen (17),
FOR SALE: Advance Rumley, 16ft.
M IL IS
If I ¡mbling Benito had studies dan Downey, Robert T aft, Ha.
cf
the W illam ette Jleridian,
harvester, good condition. J. T-
f r fif y years to make himself the bert Hoover, A rthur Vanderiburg,
containing One Hundred Sixty
Johnson,
Wasco.
31-^1
,
! ated, the least respected Robeit M. Lafollette and Wendell
Published Every Friday at
(160) acres, in Sherm an Coun­
r. ar in the universe, he couldn’t Willkie.
Moro, Oregon
CASH for span of work h o rse s
ty, Oregon.
}. tve < »ne better. Neither side car,
1400 to 1600, well broke. Bo<
, „ k . I- F re w l._______ ____“ itor
Teints and conditions of sale:
t msider him in case of victory.
323, Wasco.
31-33p 1
Enter*! •« wcond-cla»« m atter at n> one can sym pathize with him
cash upon delivery of the deed of
Democratic voters bound the;r
, h. ,-o .w flk . at Moro, Oregon
Will Deliyer anywhere in She:- said adm inistrator and a fte r con­
ca»< of defeat.
di
fcgates to support Rcxoert M.
under Act of Congreas of March
man county big 7in x 7ft out of firmation ôf sale by «aid court, or
Lafoliette for the vice presidential
Con ;ressional permission for the nomination w riting in 2416 votes
•ed cedar posts in 300 lots. Pries pai t cash and the unpaid rem ain­
3. 1879.
l
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r
M
t
d
evice
•
(
IU
kind
1*
this
“m
any
purpose
tank”
recently
in­
12tents. O. W. KeizAir, Route 3, der of the purchase price secured
i
esici
nt
to
call
out
the
arm
y
O FFICIAL COUNTY PA PER
for the Wisconsin senator. Lous
stalled hi the N ew York Orthopedic hospital. P h ysical « » « J W technician
Hood River, Phone 5506.
29-35< -t by a first m ortgage upon said real
\ ould he something beyond its con­ Jobnron assistant secretary of w ar
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Phillip Phillips supervises the treatm ent of fivc-year-o.d Bart Giord..no,
trol to give. A fter all, there are was luuner up for vice presidential
property.
TAKEN U P: Two white face year­
who “ b a th e s ’ for health. The m achine provides under w ater ex ercise for
AdVa,U*
« , M. ‘ mt rights even congress cannot
Bids m ust be in w riting and may
h
'n
o
is
on
the
Democratic
ticket
lings, heifer and steer, have ear
ONE Y E A K .................- ...... *1'50 . ivc away. The people rule in-
be left with Joe T ruitt, County
all Joints of the body.
v ith 2121 votes. Other candidates
m ark but no brand. Joe Peter-.
Cïcrk of Sherman County, Oregon,
t tie land.
receiving support on the Democra­
JU N E 14,1940
a t his office In the courthouse a t
tic. tirket for vice president inclu­
Some one—and we suspicion the
Moro, Oregon, or may be left with
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
ded John N. G ainer, Jame» F arley,
, unu, ,—has been doing a lot of
said adm inistrator a t his office in
IET S V 8 E DEMOC RACY
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Cordell Hull, Sheridan Downey,
A- Simp O’Dill’s bewhisker^d v oik .¡n the W’asco city park. It Paul McNutt, Burton W heeler an :
the U. S. N ational Bank Building
TH E COUNTY OF SHERMAN
in The Dalles, Oregon, a t any time
boss often rem arks, ” 1 tank you 1 a- b< cn transform ed from a rath-
Ir
the
m
atter
of
declaring
S
h
er­
( . L. McNary.
craze.” This nation showt sign* t .• Ban ly arid barren vacant lot in-
man County, Oregon, a weed con­ a fter the first publication of this
of going slightly ga-ga over the i , a > reen clad, tree bearing plvi
notice and before the making of
trol district.
T ’»at a ould be a credit to a larger
wai situation. Certainly thia na
said sale.
NOTICE
No indictments were returned by
t 0n wants the allies to win, cer­ t..wn n a more favdfhble location
Notice is hereby given th at b.* C. L. PEPPER , adm inistrator witn
• he Marion county grand jury
tainly it appears necessary th a t vre l i li. * ns and trees.
an order duly made and filed t a ♦he will annexed of the estate of
which concluded its investigations -
te better armed. T hat d o e sn t ex­
the 5th day of June, 1940, by the E tta A. Coe, deceased.
of the state forestry departm ent
Dated May 22nd, 1940.
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cuse so much jum ping up and dow>,
undersigned Court, Sherm an Coun­
tl is week but form er state forest-
and hollering as has .been going on
ty, Oregon was made a weed con­
er J- W. Fergusen came in for
trol district for the control of NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE .
m W ashington.
-
severe reproof for inefficiency and
It may here be dbi^ted if the
morning glory and for the coqtr >1 >
unbusines* like procedure in tha
m w move to declare much of our
and eradication of white top, knaj-- OF REAL PROPERTY
Notice is given that Myles Elroy
ordance and amm unition and plan*
lGrasa Valley Journal June 17, 1921 handi ng of certain of the funds
w ted and Canadian thistle
under his care. While the grand
M
artin, the guardian of the person
obsolete and selling them to the
»County Court fo r Sherman CoJ’’-
E E. Van Nuys and wife leit
and
estate of LeRoy II. M artin, an
fap;«s will be considered proper p r Pc tland Saturday afternoon to jury found nothing illegal in the
ty, Oregon.
incompetent person, will sell, on
when we stop and think a «* i-m ain a few days, when Mr. Van manner in which the funds were
Geo. A. Potter, Jurge
and after June 22nd, 1940, to the
irir.utes. If this m aterial is oo- Nuys will go to Astoria where he handled its report declared that
David Reid, Commissioner
highest and best bidder and upon
Mobte it isn’t worth taking across t ill n main during the summer to- the procedure under which the
J. M- W ilton, Commissioner
funds were administered “is con­
the term s hereinafter mentioned, a t
th< ocean; if it isn’t obsolete lU < »’gage in carpenter work.
ducive
to
w
aste
and
inefficiency.
private sale, subject to confirma­
sale is practically an act of wa*.
NOTICE OF FIN A L HEARING
Ruel O’Leary arrived last week
Il might be much better to actual­ i <mi Mt. Angel; Mis» M argaret
Notkft is hereby given th a t the tion by the County Court of the
ly declare w ar and go to
undersigned has filed in the County- S ta te of Oregon-for Sherman Ooun-
v. iil r« turn thia week.
Meml/ers of
Oregon*»
249tn
ff.t ing-its possibilities than to ta c k
Court of the State of Oregon for ty, the following described real
The stockholders of the Sher­
tng in Washington. The exhibition ia com posed of W draw ings of A m e r i
Coast
Artillery
regim
ent
who
went
into war while m aking excuses man Warehouse Company will havs
Sherman County her Final Report property belonging to the estate of
can Indians by Eben F. Comins,
into
intensive
training
at
Camp
end Account as adm inistratrix of the said LeRoy H. M artin, an incom
ourselves.
theii annual m eeting in Graus
•«.
There is also a lot of bunk abo A Valley on- Saturday, July 2nd, for Clatsop this week will be calleu
fht estate of W. S. Deaton, deceas­ p tten t person, to-wit:
I.dW -COST LIVING AT U. OF
An undivided one-sixth interest
retaining, or trying to retain, the toe eh ction of officers and the upon to defend the mouth of the
ed, and th at Monday, the 8th day
Miewball legislation th a t has been tfunaa tion of other business ( olumoia river from simulated a t­
O. TOLD IN BOOKLET
of July, 1940, a t 10:00 a. m., of in and to.
tack by an enemy force, according
foil ted on the country of late
U niversity of Oregon, June 13.— laid day, in the courtroom, a t tlrt
The Northwest Q uarter (N-
Mattel A.
to Major General George A. White
years. Certaihly th at p art of k
(Special) Advantages of low cost courthouse, in Moro, Sherman
There was a very good game of
W |) of Section Twenty-seven
T
h
e
n
wly
organized
anti
a
irc
ra
ft
tha* is desirable and has public J »eeball a t Moro Sunday when
living combined with an adequate County, Oregon, have been fix 1
(27), Township One (1) South,
sujiport and can be made to work » their t.-am was awarded the game unite will get their first opportun­
scholastic and social program for by the Court &s the tin « and Piko*
Range
Seventeen (17), East of
and which the country can afford 1 nni’ Grass Valley by a score of ity to fire the new anti a irc ra ft
fc r hearing abjections to said Fini.1
college
student
are
explained
in
a
the
W
illamette
Meridian, con-
will be retained, war or no wa-. 2 to 1 in an eleven inning game. guns in practice against targ ets
pam phlet recently issued 'by the Report and Account and for the
•taining
One
Hundred
Sixty
Ti a t part of it th at was made to ( up Rutledge for our home team t- wed behind arm y airplane«. The
inter-cooperative council, represen­ settlem ent of said estate.
(160)
acres,
in
Sherman
Coun­
glorify tne new deal or to exercis** i i the box was in fine form', for powerful searchlights with which
Flossie Deaton
tatives of the student cooperative
ty, Oregon.
hate against a certain class will be th is oc asion Moro secured a pitch- th est new units are equipped will
A dm inistratrix
l’ving organizations on the campus
siab the ether fa r above tne eartn
put out of existence war or no war.
Terms and conditions of sale:
T. Lester Johnson
of the U niversity of Oregon.
< • froi i the U. of 0 .
i.i search of invading planes. The
cash
upon delivery of the deed of
A
ttorney
for
adm
inistratrix
war.
Satu day, June 25th, will be field
The leaflet explains the princi­
We will feed those who cannot d iy at the Moro Experim ent Sts- 4000 Oregon guardsmen in the in ­
said guardian and a fte r confirma­
F
irst
publication
June
7,
1940.
ples of the co-ops and tells how
feed themaelves. We always di 1. t'.on. E very person Interested will fantry regim ents and other units
tion of sale by said court, or par*,
thev have been able to cut in half Last publication July 5, 1940.
of
the
41st
division
in
this
state
When we come to our senses we be given an opportunity during the
cash and the unpaid rem ainder of
tiie* cost of board and room in
wil. provide work through normal rftrrn o o n that day to inspect the \ ill go to F ort Lewis, W ashington
the purchase price secured by a
NOTICE
OF
FIN
A
L
university - living organizations.
channels for those who can work, < x peri mental plots and hear the August 4, for 21 days of intensive
fir8i. m ortgage upon s»id. re*i
SETTLEM
ENT
It fu rth er points out fof the last
training with troops from Oth^r
ano g et rid of this nonsense of pub­ \ ork fully explained.
notice is hereby given , property.
three
years both the men's and
»rates of the northw est.
lic responsibility for everyone s
T
hat
Sam Van Vactor, adm inistr#-
Bids must be in wilting and may
woman’s co-ops have won the cups
The Salem Lions* club which
rations, everyone’s clothes, everv- I rem the Observer J-une 16, 1911
U
r
df
the E state of Orville G- be left with Joe T ruitt, County
for
having
the
highest
scholarship
several years ago adopted the s ta fe
i i e’s house.K Then we won’t hava
T he picnic at DeMoss park Sat
Dr. J. C, Hoo^erheide io his o'* any living organization on the Smith, deceased, has filed his peti­ Clerk of Sherm an County, Oregon,
to be so concerned about every- i . day >va* a great success.
At school for blind a» it* particular
Philadelphia,
Pa., laboratory gx- campus. .Pictures are presented tion for distribution, determ ina­ at his office in the courthouse at
project has already started a drive
on< ’a income.
1 ast 2»0 people were present.
amining
a
culture
of what he con­ showing many of the dance», ex­ tion of heirs and final account in Moro, Oregon, a t any time a fte r
for a new fire proof building to
In the m eantim e'there is a dis­
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Woods
siders one of the most powerful
change dinners, and other social «ah estate, and th at Saturday, the the first publication of this notice
replace the fram e building now germ-destroyers.
tressing number of people who Walla Walla, who have been
29th day of June, 1940, a t the hoqr
Administered
used as a class room at th a t in sti­ to m ice, it enabled them to with­ events sponsored and participated of 10:00 a..m . in the Circuit C oy.t anti before ’ the making of said
have thrown up their hands and the county since the funeral
sale.
tution. Aid of other Lions cltiis stand 1,000,000 lethal doses of in by the co-ops.
a te apparently resigned to leav­ Mrs. Coleman, have returned
Room of the County Court House
throughout the state will be sought pneumonia germs»
ing the m anagem ent of the coun­ th eir home.
for Sherman County in the City of MYLES ELROY MARTIN, g u ar,
Beginning the Process'on
Geo U rquhart, one of the OAC in support of a measure ^providing
try in the hands of an adm inistra­
Moro, State of Oregon, has been dian of the person and estate of
“When we are m arried I »hall
tion that has neglected arm am ent, rtudents, is at home for the sum­ for the improvement which will
fixed as the time and place for the LeRoy H. Martin, an incompetent
w ant at least three servants.
bv
presented
to
the
next
legisla­
piled up debt and increased depen­ mer vacation. C.
hearing of objections to said peti­ person.
'
p
“W hat kind of a car has Tom
“Certainly,
dear,
but
one
at
a
dents; resigned to perm itting our
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ture.
The silver com et band of Moro
tion, final account and settlem ent Dated May 22nd, 1940.
g o t? ”
• • •
needed industrial development for 1 as bean engaged for th^ Pioneer
tim e.”
of said »state.
“He’d be very flattered if you
lA'ttorney General VanWinkD
arm am ent purposes left to the di­ I icnie at DeMoss Springs July 4tn.
SAM VAN VACTOR
IX THE COUNTY COURT OF
t
¿led
it
second-hand.”
Getting Along!
rection of those who have fought
A large delegation of represen­ has ruled th at a man who raises
Adm inistrator. THE STATE OF OREGON
Tommy—I
wonder
how
old
Mrs.
industry and boasted of conquests tative citizens, from various divi- bees for a living is actually a
Brown & Van Vttftor
FOR WASCO COUNTY
‘ W hat makes you think the Smith is?
of business.
Duns of the county, were in this farm er and as such is entitled tc
A ttorneys
Goddess
of
Justice
is
plum
p?”
Jim m y—She m ust be pretty old.
We are not a t war. We are at titv Tuesday, attending the fun- tn* use of an exempt farm er's lic­
In the M atter of the E state of
The Dalles, Oregon
“She’s always blindfolded when pbey &ay she used to teach Caesar,
ense for his truck. The attorney
peace and probably will remain so. o a l of W. B. McCoy.
DWIGHT MARTIN, deceased.
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~ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Our philosophy of governm ent and
Teachers engaged for the en­ gt nerel who several ears ago ru ­ there are scales around!”
of public and private morals i» duing year a t Moro are: Principal. le 1 against apiarists a» farm ers
AU persons bavin« claims ag ­ NOTICE OF SALE
threatened ’by the s»o-far success­ F. E. Fagan: F irst A ssistant, Miss was convinced of the error of his
NOTICE IS HEREBY QIV£N
ainst the ‘esfaite of William E.
ful dictators. That is no reason why Ida May Johnson; Second Assis­ way when J. D. Mickle, state dir­
That
the adm inistrator of the
Newton, deceased ,are hereby noti­
wc should permit dictatorship here tan t, Miss Mary Taylor; Prim ary, ector of agriculture, produced re­
tatc of Dwight M artin, deceased,
fied
to
present
them,
in
proper
A ttorney A t L a w
' now. We do not need dictatorship Miss Pauline McConnell. Miss Mc­ cord* of the state college to show
form, to the undersigned the duly by virtue of an Order of Sale made
of bureaus or of men. Public c riti­ Connell was employed here during that bees are largely responsible
appointed, qualified and acting Ad­ by the aibove Court on May 22u4,
M o r o a n d W s ta c o
cism is still a public service. W h a t the adm inistration of Prof. Blough for the pollnation of farm crops
m inistrator of the estate of WPI- 1940, will sell at private sale for
‘.he people want may still be done and her return will be welcomed. c-cps valued a t $12,868,738 a year
iam E. Newton, deceased, a t the cash, or p a rt cash and balance to
if they express themselves. It is Miss Rieden may return, not, how- in this state.
office of Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro, be secured by m ortgage on the
a t.me for clear thinking and not t v ti , as a teacher, but none th<
Oregon, within six months from real property hereinafter describ­
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M the date of this notice ,to w it: May ed, as adm inistrator may deem
for emotional bally-hoo.
ks: to be gladly received a» u
Meets on the 1st and
Sit down ar>4 think; don’t stan i rcsid in t in our lovely city.
best, on arfd a fte r the 22nd day of
3rd Thursday eve­ 31, 1940.
June, 1940.
up and yell.
Elmer C. Newton
nings of each month.
I'lnm the Observer June 17, 1921
A dm inistrator
An undivided one-sixth inter­
Moro (Chrlstaln Science Church:
Visiting members cor
The
Sherman
Electric^Company
WHEAT PRICE
Geo.
G
.Updegraff,
est
in and to NW1 Sec. 27, T .l
dially invited to meet
z With every new conquest of the leaded and dispatched three large “God the Preserver of Man,” is
A
ttorney
for
A
dm
inistrator
S.,
R.
17 E. W. M., Sherman
with us.
’"etytator countries a m arket for ♦ luck loads of camp and commis- the stJbjert of the Lesson-Sermon
County, Oregon,
5|31—6|21,40
_______
fcr Sunday morning, June 16
E. Amidon, W.M.
° n Monday
wheat is Removed. As the supplies 'i -ai y supplie»
subject to confirmation of above
C. V. Belknap, Secjp
—. of our grain are piled up in coun­ ram p jjhree
------ mile* west of D u f u r Sunday chool Is at ten o’clock and m ilitary training of every physi­
ADMINISTRA- Court.
NOTICE
OF
try warehouses and term inal ele­ where active operations have been church ervices a t eleven o’clock.
W ritten bids may (be made for
cally fit youth of 20 years. Such Moro Lodge No. U S , I .Q .O - F . TOR’S SALE of REAL PROP-
vators in anticipation of another returned. A num ber of poles are Wednesday evening m eeting in-
saio
property and such bids should
ERTY
Moro,
Oregon
suggestions
in
the
past
have
been
crop, we can well wonder what the to be set in th at vicinity and then /’eludesy testim onies of C hristian unpopular, but public sentim ent
Notice
is
given
th
at
C.
L-
PeP*
be
le
ft a t the office of Jqe Yruitt,
Meets 1st ar.d 3rd
w arring nations are going to eat wire will begin to be placed for the Science healings and begins a t u
p e l, adm inistrator with the will County Clerk of gherm^n County,
Tuesdays
in
tha
changes
and
President
Roosevelt
with this m u c| of their supplies high power line into Sherm an p. nt. The reading room in the
I.O..O.F. hall Trai annexed of the estate of E tta A- Oregon,
favors the idea. Threat of w ar is
cutoff- We m ight also wonder county. M anager Roy Dean esti­ rear of the church (building has an
H. U. MARTIN
«lent and visiting Coe, deceased, will sell, on and
working transform ation in the
where and how we are going to get m ates th a t within two months all attendant on Wednesday evening. thoughts and customs of the Am er­
e fter June 22nd, 1940, to the high-
A dm inistrator
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brothers
are
cordi
| k .........................
ints will be
supplied
with hkht Every one welcome.
7UI
w iix w v .
......
- -
t rid J U of s X our
wheat.
ally invited to meet
ican
people.
Many
things
will
be
* Really the »ituation for the sale nnd power from the company lines,
trith us.
Mrs. E. R. Hickson left this
Mopo Community ¡Presbyterian different a year from today.
of w heat doe« not look very bright.
Orlo M art’n, N.G.
week
for
Portland
where
she
will
Church.
Sunday,
June
16,
1940.
Our export m arket has been re­
The World’s News Seen Through
*
Five acre tracts on areas of the VVrnen MUleij_Sec.______________
duced to alm ost nothing in the vi? it her two sons, Jack and Rb»>- 10 CO - Sunday School. Classes for
all ages. Chester W. Smith, Bu.pt. •public domain are to be leased by Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S,
he hristian cience onitor
past few years and still it» com­ a rt and their familie».
Moro, Oregon
DeMoes
Springs
Chautauqua
1 1 :0 0 - Morning Worship. Sermon the departm ent of the interor for
A n ln te rn itio n tl D aily Newsftafiar
plete loss will make quite a differ­
K j Meets Every Second and
dates this year are July 2, 3, 4, 5, by the .pastor, “The Most Worth homesite, caibin, camp, health, con­
P ttb litM by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY
ence.
One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts
Fourth Thursdays in each
While Life.” This is the fourth valescent, recreational or business *
A hope m ight lay in the fa rt th»t (} and 7.
is T ru th fu l— Conatructiv«— Unbiased— Free from Sensational­
rs
With
approxim
ately
4500
yards,
anc
ia8t
sermon
in
a
series
on
this
purposes.
No
applications
will
be
re
Month.
Visiting
meml$e
th at the arm am ent program will
ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructive and Its Daily
ceived (before July 27. E very ap­
V
Invited '
increase employment and may of rock yet to crush, and spread, thtm e.
Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make
plication
m
ust
be
accompanied
by
Henry G. Hanaon, .Pastor.
Naomi Van Gilder, W. M.
the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home.
make a better domestic m a rte t for the road gang seem* to have a
fi\e
dollars.
1
.
Ruth Sparl-ng, S ec.
fairly
long
time
yet
to
work.
Up
our grain. The intense desire of>
Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a M onth.
Wasco Methodist Church: Sun­
Saturday Issue,'including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year.
No. 116
this adm inistration to promote to Saturday morning 1100 yards
Rebekah
Lodge
Lupine
Every employe in Oregon or
Introductory Off«
Fer.^5 Issues 25 Cents.
trade with Sounth America may had been spread out of the 6000 day School at 10 a. m. Morning who works in any bureau or agen­
Moro, Oregon
€
Worship
at
11
a.
m.
On
account
of
contracted
for
Moro
work.
Obtainable
at:
lead to larg e r import* of grain
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
The Tumalum Lumber Co. is the County Sunday School conven­ cy in the departm ent of the inter­
from A rgentina to make this source
day of each month.
R» adinc Room. Christian Science
•building a series of bins along the tion to be held a t Grass Valley ior will be required to make an
o f ncrease not feasible, however.
, there will
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.. . cath that he is not a member of. the Visiting members wel
Society, Moro Oregon.
Sunday
afternoon,
be
no
railroad
track,
in
their
Moro
yard.
(Certainly there is nothing to
preaching service at the Grass Val-^**Communist party or. other subyer- , come.
When
finished
four
will
be
used
make the observer believe that the
sive group. The order ha» been Anna Davis, N. G.
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price of wheat will raise or even for coal and -one a combination ley Methodist church.
Florence Johnston, Se<
issued, by Secretary Ickes.
F.
L.
Csnnell,
Pastor.
that it will hold its own. The fren- lime, laster and cement bin.
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