f
p AU ¿
,B l DAY> ,UN* l M#
ha. p oen
If H itl<
itle r B,^an^
w ere , to ^ offer
Jia,
en _1£H
, ^ 3 gen-
th a t Síatekewe Gswip
eri as term s to F ran ce; term s th a t
....
« m » « joumwal ,
bond “ h e ’ u m a tilla
Republican Convention “Keynoter
8, 1879.
O F F IC IAL COUNTY P A P E R
o f o p p o rtu n ity ,n d p"
•robablv no political c o n w n -.
* _ Wave* ever had so m uch coni
tio
space as the
petition fo r news
'
19-tO ones.
--------
Other Days
From th e O bserver June 23, 1911
; i r and M rs. George Llewellyn
»r.ved home from th eir wedding
T uesday
They will - begin
Ralph Cam pbell, for the past
ten years attach ed to the staff o.
the atto rn e y general, has resigned
effective S eptem ber 1, to e n te r pri-
vate practice. F or the first five
y ears o f his service w ith the state
Cam pbell w as legal advisor to the
In d u strial Accident com m ission.
Upon the creation of the Unemploy
nv nt C om pensation com m ission in
193b he was tra n sfe rre d to th at
d e f p a rtm en t as head of its legai
sta tf A tto rn ey G eneral V anW inkle
paP a n nounced th a t Campbell wi.l
BSE
T ' M
■
S
I)
..
ES
The D alles and the railroad men
kept th e ir m oney in the U m atilla
H ouse safe. S in n o tt and H an d .iy
w ent to the m en and asked r e
m ission to use th e money on de
posit to rebuild th eir footed ami,
alm ost to a m an, they agreed. The
hotel men then m ortgaged the!
hom es and re b u ilt th e U m atilla
House a t a co st of about $91’0 0 9
of ca rp en ters com pleted
larg e crew -- — ,
the building 'in about fo u r m o n th s
P
ern m en t little or nothing.
An ap t expression of th is citi
te n to g o vernm ent responsibility
w as m ade la s t week in P ortland
w nen a c tin g governor E. R. f a t -
land addressed a g ro u p o f new t'
m ade citizens. He com pared th e ir
new citizenship to stockholders^;»
in a huge corporation, c a rry in g
vo tin g stock in city , s ta te , schoo
c'.atrict and nation. a
The responsibilities o f this ow
n ership are g re a t. It m assessable
stock. If th e com pany is m ism a n a
ges it can be very expensive- 1:
House can.e d . C j o o k s . _____
f- om the railroad shop men. At
th a t tim e th ere was no bank in
' (C ontinued f r om p a g e one»
pi» nitted a continuation of n atio n
She^tnan County Observer
al governm ent w ith m oderate su- 7 T T hat they can be reg ard ed as
Established Nov. 2, 1888
pci vision, paym ent of
i ll h er high th an low.
Gfaa* Valley Journal
int m nity and, n atu ra lly , se p a ra
D em ocratic in te re st in the y n -
* .... Established <**• u ; 1897 Q l tio
‘:_ » . from F E n ngland.
0-1 and. If If he
he w w en
e n to n ivry co n test centered largely in
S O N S 0 U 0 A T E D March 6, 1931
m ake a peace th a t F rance could the presid en tial preference w ith a
Wasco News-Enterprise
hoi orably accept, a peace th a t to ta l of 126,098 votes cast o u t of
Established Nov. 1891
F rt nchmen could abide .by an re
the 254,749 reg istered . O f. these
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 193- m: in them selves, w hat effect wotud (Roosevelt received the endorse
thi 1 have on the world.
i,v nt of 109,913 Oregon dem ocrats
l i surely would tend to reduce fo r a th ird term while 15,584 dem
IP ER
O rfg I
re m ain o c ra ts expressed a preference fot
0 CIATI ON the fe ar and h atre d of
ui li s hc
der of the world tow ard H itler. K John N ance G arner.
wr- ld aid in brin g in g the B alkan^ - ¡ 7 th e Republican c a m p -g re a t-
Published Every Friday at
into his orbit, would soften the
< st in te re st w as evidenced in the
Moro, Oregon
n <; ale of Engle nd and the U n.ted
race fo r the state trea su ry sh in
Gilef L. French________ _ _ J ^ l 01 SU tea. In fa c t, the giving o fJ ia rs n w k h 150,864 votes c a s t in this
te im s to F ran ce m ay well be the co n test— 75,231 for Leslie M. S co tt,
E n tere d as second-class m atter 8-
i take the w orld h as been w ait- 51.499 for E arl Hill and 24,134 for
the Postoffice a t Moro, ‘Oregc.n mi
fo r H itler to make.
under Act of C ongress of March
Floyd Cook.
\ oters of Oregon are going to
Ai parently even the congressm en
who were m ost anxious to go home have an op p o rtu n ity to pass ju d g
hi rd the public dem and to rem ain m en t on the Knox liquor law next
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
vuc job ___
- th e ir p art in N t vemiber. Com m onw ealth, Inc., an
or,' the
and do
Payable in Advance
erning
the
country
instead of c rg a n iz a tion seeking repeal of *he
ONE YEAR ............................. * lX J
tv ling it over to the executive.
• ftct has com pieted petitions fo r an
______________
in itiativ e ipeasure which would
J U N E 21,1940
r p arts of Oregon th ere is wipe t he Knox act off the s ta tu te
<0 le discussion of a law perm it- b o )k s . The repeal m easure, if ap-
RIGHTS AND DUTIES
tn g o ld men to fish w ithout a proVed by the voters, would take
llcT .se. M any old men do not need th p gtate e n tire ly out of the liquor
T his is a proper tim e to co
♦hi'» little ch arity but fo r those on business and place the sale of a
a tte n tio n to th e responsibilities r
V.
'A it would be a -''fin e thing. c iro holic drinks in the hands ot
citizenship. O ften in o u r dem ocrat
Th y would be less in the w ay p r ivately licensed establishm ents.
especially in la te years, th ere he
. 1, 4 some stream th an leaning on Sp0ns0rs of the repeal m easure
been a tendency to th in k th a t th
,
. along
___ some crow’ded claim th a t tb».ir
th e ir nrotrram
pro g ram wound
gov ern m en t is the one th a t has th
shovel
surely
jn<.rease
revenue
for
relief and old
they
responsibility toward the citize 1 , b ro u g h fare
and
n
g
t
pensions
by
$750,000
a y ta r.
ddn’t
catch
m
any
fish.
and th a t th e citizen owes the gov
« o ft soap I» the beet »bin« for
Muro Community P resb y teria n
Church. Sunday, Ju n e 23, 1940.
10:00 - Sunday School. Classes for
all ages Millard M elzer and Mac
delegates to the H illockburn
People’s C onference, have
Young r
,
„ ...........
th ^ r" e x p e rie n c e s0 a t this session.
th eir ^ P ^ n e n c e
11:00
bv the pastor. A m eeting of the
.
When com pleted the hotel wa> session will take place a f te r church.
considered the best n o rth of Say No evening m eeting.
1'iancisco and w est of Mini\eapo
H enry G. H anson, P asto r.
The U m atilla H o ise h a d a s tr a
tegic location w ith the b o a t lan I-
Moro C h ristian Science Society
The X S X ' t
.'choc. convene. « 4 0 . - m .
,day school convenes a t 4 0 a. rr
office and b ag g a g e room were in ¡„ the
^ u ilffin ™ C h u rc h
the hotel and all tra m s stoppeu re a r of the A u rc h to»,
th ere . Business, was so good th i. .s «. 11 o c I ock . i n
,
the p artn e rs were soon out of e" t. ^ ^ • bet:',l?j“nT hcU niven>e, includ-
The building w as a square, three
storied s tru c tu re with a bro ad vt •-
anda across the fro n t. T rad itio n
ditfers as to th e num ber of room s
the hotel contained b u t it w as
som ew here betw een 129 and 140.
The m ain en tran ce led into a s p y
emus lobby, w ith -w alls elab o rate.y
decorated in g ilt and fu rn ish ed w i .
a fine a rra y of heavily carved will-
r u t fu rn itu re . v The keyboard,
carved w ith d u ck s and g o ats heads,
hi ng on the wall behind the desk.
Governor Harold E. S tassen of M innesota
G overnor S tassen will act ns U n r - ~ - y chairm an of »>
. ♦ •
i fnnvpi tinn which meets a t Philadelphia on June -4.
• T O rs^ d ^ G o v e rn o r’S ta s s e n 'ii'n o t only the youngest Governor of any
in t h e ^ n .o n , but the youngest ,nan ever
“
He will have : the
- - dutv
k< \ m te r for a m ajor p arty. . . .
^: uis upon" w h ic h 'th e Republican cam paign
YRe-Presidency will b e waged this year.
1>rcsi(lcncy -and
O ld U m a tilla House Reviewed
By W P A Research S ta ff
Trie b cal stored refused to give them
The U m atilla House of
. . . .
Dalles was one of the most notable credit. H earin g of th eir m isfortune
.y
Man, Evolved By Atomic
F c r„ ? »» Golden T ext: Amos 4:13.
Res
give R eading: Isaiah 45:18-
23,24. The W ednesday evening
“ ’
begins a t 8 p. m. T he read-
room .g in the re a r of the
^ iureb and has an a tte n d a n t on
W (tinesday evening. The public
cordially invited.
___________
NOTICE OF F IN A L H EA R IN G
Notice is heruby given th a t the
undersigned has filed in th e County
The doors on the rig h t of the C ourt of the S tate of O regon fo r
Sherm an County h er F in al Re»port
lobby led to the bar room whi h
end Account as a d m in istra trix o i
was also elaborately decorated ,1 k estate of W. S. D eaton, deceas
and fu rbished. Those who rem em ed and th a t Monday, the 8th day
ber the U m atilla House in its o f ’ July, 1940, a t 10:00 a. m.. of
heyday s ta te th efe were often as «aid day, in the courtroom , a t th e
m any as 200 men in th e room it Courthouse, in < Moro, S h e m a n
one tim e, cith er a t the b ar or a- County, Oregon, have been fixed
ri'iind the pool or card tables. The by the Court as the tim e and pl»ce
p ro p rieto rs often had as much as ft r hearing objections to said F inal
2.500 gallons of w hisky in r ae R eport and Account and fo r the
cellar.
settlem ent of said estate.
Flossie D eaton
Administratrix
Con’.in ued N tx t Week
Clubber, Hear
of Responsibility
T. L ester Johnson
A ttorney for ad m in istratrix
F i”st pulffication June 7, 1940.
E ast.publication July 5, 1940.
.
Thy ad v an tag es and responsibil NOTICE OF FIN A L
ities of A m erican youth in • this SETTLEM EN T -
t. ou’oled world were em phasized ’ y
NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN ,
Kis.ar are visiting a t the home oi
good investm ent.
oply, h as com petition from
several p rom inent ^ akers ' V,
T hat Sam Van Vactor, ad m in istra-
th e ir siste r, Mrs. Don W heat.
N azi, the communist types
In th e nearly lfifiO’s he sold the
addressed n e a r l y .000 4’H c. b t. r of the E state of Orville G.
E arnum - Cochran - P eetz sheep
♦
—
-ib ers a t th e ir 2hth , annual
governm ent.
They elevate
U
m
atilla
House
to
N.
B.
S
innott
mem
i
i cl ti b Smith, deceased, has filed his p e ti
com pany and L .V. Moore m ade a
s ta te — the com pany—above
and M ajor Handley. The two men
sum m er sessions which closed t .... tion for distribution, d eterm in a
individual; th e ir policy is to m ake joi,..t shipm ent of two cars
h?d come to Oregon’ by the way of
v/cek at Oregon S ta te colleKe.
...... of heirs
------ and final account in
tion
th e s ta te suprem e, to give it all ,),eep J u n e 15th to P ortland
P ar am a, m et a t P o rtlan d and o<per -
H ig hlighting the daily assem . is sait e sta te, and th a t S atu rd ay , t h e ,
’•ights and privileges. The policy of y^ids.
.
L ttd a hotel th ere fo r ■ a sh o rt
program s a t which noted perso i-~
Qf J<jne, iy40, a t the ,h o u r
o u r dem ocracy I. to elev ate the
M rs. J . C. F reem an and
tim e M t . S innott had been a hotel
ages from , over the s ta te
of 10:00 a. rn. in the C ircuit C o u rt
individual, to give him the rig h t- n J .Umtberger ra n aw ay fio m
c ltrk a t the P la n te r’s Hotel u<
wa the in sp iratio n al and p a trio 'ic Room of the County C ourt House
and privileges, to le t him speak
"worser is " and saw th e
.
F lag day services held in fro n t of for Sherm an County in the City of
Peoria,
Illinois.
M
ajor
H
andley
war
the M emorial Union amid scor s Moro, S tate of Oregon, has been
his th o u g h ts w ithout danger, to fei. dval all by th e ir lonleys.
a p ain ter by trade. He weighed
F red Schilling of K ent is w ork
of flags carried by C orvallis Boy fixed as the tim e and plftce for the
let him b e tried by his fellow men
820
pounds,
was
ft
D
em
ocrat,
jol.v
in open court, to let him w rite and ing cem ent brick a t the new schoo.
Se’outs. N eal Allen of G ran ts . Pa*
.
of objections to said peti-
and fond of d rin k in g . S innott was
house.
.
.
sti fo com m ander of the A m erican
aCtOuW and settlem en t
publish w h a t he likes.
o
'Republican,
s»ber,
'but
none
the
Miss C lara W allan is visiting at
.
For Sale: 14 ft. H a rris combine Legion, told the clubbers th a t th e X ,"k i2 X ta te .
T hese rig h ts, histo ry tells u s
less hospitable. B oth w er* Irish
th<
home
of
her
brother,
County
Price
very
reasonable.
J.
B.
E
s
flsg m eans ra tio n a l unity and t h i t
~
gAM y A N VACTOR
w ere first stated by th e men w h i
and born innkeepers. It was easy
linger, G rass Valley. 33-35P
tie a s u re r W. D. W allan.
n' tional unity is the basis of seen -
'
A dm in istrato r,
uprose a g a in s t K ing John in E ng
for
them
to
extend
the.
so
rt
of
hos-
Miss G reta F reem an en tertain ed
itx.
He
said
th
a
t
it
is
up
to
the
piow
n
&
Van
V
actor
land. T hey have been th e h e rita g e
PR IC E R. I. Red Chix
of E n g lish speaking peoples sine? her young lady friends Tuesday m m ents w ith the U nited S tates p :u lity th a t pleased the public. SPEC I
prom ptly disreg ard ed them as the C redit was freedy given to those
100; $33 50,500. T ry v ru th of the nation to see th a t t..e A ttorney8
nor of
01 h ner
u o j. .
prom pny
---- --------
.
-----
th a t day in 1215.
honor
er n n»v»i
atal day
H
a
rt's
Reds
for lay ers, fry e rs, fu g stan d s for the n g h t s i o f the The Danes, Oregon
1
_
•
_____
1
v
ira
l
eortinr»
..
e...
<.zv,»ia
nnt
nnv
and
S
innott
and
Ben Shull unloaded a new «Warn w ar flam es spread. .F ir s t section vhl) c„ u l(| not pay and S m nott
I t seem s a p p ro p ria te in th ese th re a h ln r rig this week.
L
eghorn,
'Red
p u llets, Tspecial common m an and th a t the^flag b. U
,
the U nited S ta tes to suffer from 1(i.„dley w ere never known to dun
tim es to call a tte n tio n to the d u t
prices.
H
a
rt’s
H
atch ery , B eaver ( veryone, to look, to the p ast f >r NOTICE
N
TO CREDITORS
prices
G C. Huis and Don W heat will the tre a tie s was the Pacific n o rth- a man owing an account,
ies of citizenship as well as to its
er
guidance.
in
All
persons
having claim s a g
ton, Orbgon.
fu rn ish th e headers to form a west> when an ag reem en t was made
p u ring the gold ru sh to the I<1-
A to tal of 1859 y o u n gsters fro n ain st the estate of W illiam E.
p ivileges. I t would ap p ear ax io
h e a d in r and th resh in g com’bina- w ith Canada. The indu stries and lane E m pire the - U m atilla
.............—
-
House
m atic th a t a citizen who subscrib
FOR S A L E : Advance Rum ley, 16ft. every county in the s ta te — 11»'»9 Newton, deceased ,are hereby n o ti
con.m unities which w ere protected w in crowded w ith fo rtu n e h u n ters
ed to th e A m erican w ay and ree- t ion fo r th e season,
h a rv e ste r, good condition. J. T. girl.-- and 690 boys— in addition to fied to p resen t them , in p ro p er
by th e tre a tie s are now g ettin g the w aitin g for tra n sp o rta tio n up the
eived th e advantage,, of th a t ay«-
Miles M artin
Johnson, Wasco.
31-33 seme 125 local leaders 'made
p form, to the undersigned the duly
tom of governm ent would h a v e j o Sn, r s and wife, Roy K -
» sam e tra e tm e n t as Oregom-Wash- river. In addition to these tra v e l
this y e a r’s sum m er school. It s m p o in ted , qualified and acting A d-
accept th e responsibilities of ¡t Irving K unsm an, C laire A xtell, Ina irg to n producers.
ers, the hotel w as the m eeting CASH for span of work horses; the la rg e s t two week 4-H sum m ?r
m i.u s 'ra to r of the e sta te of W ill
1400 to 1600, well broke. Box school in the U nited S tates.
H
ansen,
Lola
M
artin,
Em
m
a
S
ay
rs
place for steam boat men, sheep-
and oppose those kinds o f g o v ern
iam E. Newton, deceased, a t th e
- In any . o th er p re sid en tial yea»
. p,en, cow punchers, m in isters, arm y ,
p23, Wasco.
31-33pd
ment th at suppress the individual and Jessie N orcross le ft fo r Tvgh
office of Geo. G. U pdegraff, M oro,
1
.
Valley W ednesday m orning fo r a the principal topic would be Pr ° s" officers,‘engineers, new spaper w rit-
for the glorification of the state.
Oregon, w ithin six m onths fro m ,
Will Deliver anyw here in Sher-,
pective
candidates—
w
ith
the
Re-
deckhands
and
ro
u
stab
o
u
ts
as
w erk’ fishing outing.
man
county
big
7in
x
7
ft
out
of
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF the date of this notice ,to w it: May
publican convention m eeting n ex t
the citizens of The Dalles,
G rass Valley Journal, June 24 ’21 w ic k —»but th ere is a lack of in-
red
cedar
posts
in
300
lots.
Price
31, 1940.
ta v e rn wa? the cen ter of life
A BETTER IDEAL
E lm er C. N ew ton
-
P—
or -
W ta c o o v ri
?L B
Ï X
/ Â
Ä
Ä
Ä O. W. . K S eizar,
' Route
^ b 3,
A tto r n e y A t L aw
A d m in istrato r
stag es —
club M onday n ig h t, w hile atten d ed |e> were in The
Geo.
G
.U
pdegraff,
A m erica’s chances of keeping oui U m atilla House. A fte r the ra il TA K EN U P : Two w hite face y e a r
M oro a n d W aaco
by . s m a l l crowd fo r th a t c ilib .w a A >Frid ,y and S atu rd ay .
oing in th a t w hat will happen
A ttorney for A d m in istrato r
roads w ere b u ilt, all tra in s stoppe .
lin g s, h eifer and steer, have ear
one of th e m ost in .p .rm y given >r.
Jaro e, S tew art, county
.
g
g ,^
T # (t Dewcy Van
5 31—6:21,40
a t the office door.
m ark b u t no brand. Joe P eters.
tne county this season.
a c to r, was around nere
d n rb erg , W ilkie and the re s t is a
It consisted of a p icture show ing days the p ast week on official nu.
The original building w as b u rn STEADY WORK— GOOD PAY
A
A A A
A
la tte r of alm ost indifference to mi
the w ork done w ith an o ilc o m - ness.
.. i , th e creditors of the b u t the c a n d id a te s 'a n d delegates, ed in 1877. The prop ietors erect- R ELIA B LE MAN WlANTED to
»ny’s p ro d u ct in w estern U nited
a m e^ting.of t
y
p vpn re p resen ta tiv e s who are ac- e I a new stru c tu re and, a fte r pay- call on farm ers in Sherm an coun
The World’s News Seen Through
S tates. T h a t is all. F o r U n y ea rs K. nt elevator eom pany h ^
^ t o m e d to in sertin g in the Cin- in / for the alm ost com pleted build
ty No experience or capital reqm -
he hristian cience onitor
ro w , or since the depression, the called by A. M. Canno
icinnn. Record an undelivered ing, it also was destroyed by fi’:' ed W rite M eNESS, 2423 M agnolia
Am erican people have had th e doc- b ankruptcy. The ^ t ^ ircom pany
to circulate under postal on May 21, 1879.
Att International Daily Newspaper
St, O akland, Calif.
This fire left S in n o tt and Hand
trin e of defeat dinned into th e ir bcid a t the office
-
R RJ| ft cam p aig n docum ent are,
Publiihed by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY
One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts
ears in fireside ch a t and m agazine ut R ent on June 2 *
on th2
& fu le a b sta in jng from the prac ley v irtu ally penniless. W hen they Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
is T ruthful— Constructive— Unbiased— Free from Sensation«I-
articles, until they have come to be-
The wool sa e a
SUCcess tice The a ttitu d e on preparedness sta rte d to rebuild th eir hotel th»
M eets on th e 1st and
jgtn__Editorials Are Tim ely and Instructive and Its D aily
W e have been told th a . 21st appeared to
t,ce. T he a ^ t
3rd
T h u rsd ay
eve
l’.t-ve it.
Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make
there ai*e n« m ore fro n tiers no m ore
buyers were
the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the H om e.
nings
of
each
m
onth.
T
here
a
re
rum
ors
op p o rtunities, no chances to e x the bids ranged from 181 to 20 in Novem ber.
V isitin g m em bers cor
Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month.
$1000 W I N N E R
ner Dound. Most of th e gro- th a t a th ird pai uy w...
Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year.
pand; th a t we shall have to put up ,.,.,1«.
dially
invited
to
meet
w trs w ere selling and all w ere ed to b rin g to g eth er all voters w 10
Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents.
w ith
ten
million
unem ployed,
w ith us.
..
.
ai
»koi? wi»r<* la s t «i-g a fra id th a t e ith e r the Demo-
Obtainable
at:
f-hort hours, little work and th a t
ra tic or Republican p a rty will lead
E. Amidon, W.ML
nothing can be done about it.
C. V. B elknap, Secy.
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country
into
w
ar.
R inding R otm , C h rs tia n Sei^jx&P
Thi? picture showed th a t th e p eo F m m th e Observer June 24 1921
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Snciely, Mor'» Oregon.
ple of w estern A m erica / r e going
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
hi« IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF
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Owen
Thom
pson
has
sold
his
r
OREGON
FOR
'
Moro,
O
regon
tk
ahead, building new th in g s b ig g e r
M eets 1st and 3rd
and b e tte r, finding new fro n tie rs fafm intet.ests ju s t south of tow n i n
c n V NTY OF SHERM AN
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of in d u stry if not of geography, to chaR B ullard lately re tu rn ed 1 1JE
of declaring Sher-
T uesdays
in
tha
Ir. the m a tte r of declaring
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
c u ttin g costs to m eet com petition from a vacation in C alifornia.
m an C ounty, Oregon, a weed con
sien t and visiting
refu sin g to listen wrhen told th e y
(Announcement has been recei
trol d istrict.
b ro th ers are cordi
were all th ro u g h progressing. It ved of the m arriage of Miss V iv
<
ally invited to meet
ian S tro n g to T. M. Ball on T ues- N O TIC E
was a good picture.
N
is hereby given th . a t , by
ivith us.
dav Ju n e 14th a t the home of the
. . otice
—
bride’s p arents Mr .and M rs. H. an order duly made an d .filed
Orin M ..’ ::n,
th e 5th day of Ju n e, 1940, by the
WHAT TERMS?
V irnon M iller, Sec._____ \________
W hile
hite the
the world
world t is , conw
ruvu
Dr. J. R. M organ Is now iwnc,
W
concerned
Belhlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S.
w ith th e peace te rm , th a t m ay be o ' a claaay HupmohUe t h r w
th e control of
Moro, Oregon
g.ven the d i.tre .a e d F rench n .t.o n e r g e r road.
bought from
U o di.
,,
k
M eets E very Second and
F o urth T hursdays in each
Quick - Easy - Safe
to an of th e -
tap . knap-
Month. V isiting m em bers
„ g en erally presum ed t h . , the people of the P resb y terian d h u rc h weed and Canadian t h u t t e ^
V
Invited
Wnte or call
term * will be severe, including losa to knbw th a t th ere will b« no ser
L-pu y
Naomi Van Gilder, W. M.
-5 * * ^ * S f ^ e r r itory. colonies, fleet, gold an.1 v eeat,of any kind a t the ‘^ u r c h t y .O r e g .
lor complete
R
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SparR
ng,
Sec.
Geo. A, P o tte r, Ju rg e
Ï 'all resources—a total su rre n d e r.
on
the
first
Sunday
of
Ju
ly
th
e
3rd,
information—
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David Reid, C om m issioner
épine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
pia being in progress and
It may seem odd th a t the leader C hautauqua
J. M. W ilson, Com m issioner
Moro,' Oregon
r V
of a n atio n who had reached pow er t!,» county-S
rally
t j N finday school
Ted T. Kirsch, Maupin, 1939 grad Meets 2d & 4th Tues
'^ a ^ y o u ^ o t w h e n
uate of Oregon S tate College and lay of each m onth.
^ ^ ^ . 'd ^ V ^ T u L
h r r ^ V u T 't a “
f o r ’. J "
h fd nothing If we had long active in 4-H club work, who Vi itin g member? wel
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n 0
has won th e m en’s $1000 U. S. D. A enme.
M CM BFR
FEDERAL
D E P O S IT
IN S U R A N C E
C O R P O R A T IO N
extension service scholarship n Anna Davis, N. G.
i X ^ n
h T ta v ios . t hr . . tl’eory cf
Washington. D. C., for 1940-41.
Florence Johnston, Set1
prune.
One may well wonder what would Mctoliu*
'T k !.’ corn nan v —th is govern-
me ? t i L > f o X w hile a locfl w on-
t , 1P in th e W amic d istrict.
Via G ilbert and a yobnger
a tto rn e y
mi83ion.
fo r
th e
accident com-
n
Mjavellcr
nd Isaacs found th a t a
A M
r| S
Sum m erville of Chicago, w ir
A
Mrf
ed
to
w on
up t0
to Jra
draw
on him
him up
to
$50,000. As an itin e ra n t peddler,
about eleven y ears befo re, he had
s l a , cd. a t Um atiHa House. W hen
he ‘ *u>ft he owed a la rg e biR b u t
b ,s genial hogts had neVer asked
b m fo r paym ent. . Sum m erville,
Jn th eir t ;me o f necd, reim bursed
h fo rm e r b en efacto rs. I t 'i s said
th a t s in n o tt and H andley w ept
wnen they received th a t telegram ,
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