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COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. JULY 26, 1940 Mass Training of Pilots at ‘West Point of Air’ from them. This was the same system used to get business from Europe after the last war. W2 SUrm*B County Observer usually succeed in getting . the Established Noy. 2, 1888 Moro Community^ J»resbyteriai. business as long as we loan the Grass Valley Journal Church: Sunday School at 10:00. money and lose both business and Established Oct. 14, 1897 Morning Worship at 11:00 a. m. 'nN SOLI DATED March 6, 1981 friendship when we try to collect. Russel Belshee filling the pulpit •* ' Considering our unpreparedness Theme: “The Least we can do and Wasco News-Enterprise defend our own shores it is not bs Saved.” Special music by Mr. Established N ot . 1891 piohable that the other American and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton. * IONSOLIDATED March 4, 193 n4tions wi(1 {eel safe in looking U Henry G. Hanson, Pastor. us for protection. However, i( the bluff works wc will be bettei off if we can consol’date the wes Buying a nine-cent loaf of sliced, tern hemisphere than if we have and wrapped bread, a housewife to console ourselves with a sm*h gets a little over one cent’s worth Published Every Friday at part of North America when, and judgment, has invited his advice, j of wheat—the rest of the mojjey Moro, Oregon if, the blow up comes. hut when it comes to Willkie Mr :goes for baking, paper, transpor Editor Roosevelt is prepared to give him Giles L. French tation, and other materials anJ JUST TO BE OUTDOOR^? 1 oth barrels. Between Mr. Roose I services. Entered as second-class matter at Down in Lake county a part;. under0SA ^ o f Cong^es^’of Ï a r c h is held each July i 1 2 ^ 7 ™ J velt and Mr. Willkie no quarter ! will be asked or given. You will generally find that the » * * r attended by men from all parts 3, 1879. person who doesn’t give a con- of the state. They are drawn to National defense advisory com , tir.ental what the newspapers say OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER getber by reasons no one of them mission is having a stud^r ma le about him either one way or the cah explain even to himself. of the posibilities o f magnesium SUBSCRIPTION RATES other subscribes to a presa clip - They make an annual pilgrim r.etal in Oregon, Washington and Payable in Advance ping bureau anyway. age to Hart Mountain, which isn’ Montana. This is the “wonder1 ONE YEAR .............. ...........J 1 50 a mountain at all but a ridge o! Elbert Hubbard m< tai” two-thirds as light as hills that divide Warner vallex aluminum. No other metal has : JU LY 26, 1940, from the desert that stretchd* he strength and light weight of . fio m there to Steens mountains magnesium. The largest supply i GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF THE ISSUE : . Originally the meeting was heb >r low grade magnesium ore ü IA? much as one who takes his to acquaint Oregon’s citizens with n the Pacific northwest and to . -- . _ - ---- . 9 . r Attorney At Law American citizenship seriously the antelope and the need for i make the nietal requres quantiti s High over Uncle Sam ’s ’ West Point of the Air” at Randolph field. T exas, soars a training platae manned must dislike the prospect of a ;efuge for them to prevent their if cheap power, also available in by a flying cadet and his instructor. Seven thousand pilots w ill be trained annually in the rc‘‘^nJU inaugu M o ro a n d W third term the renomination of extermination. Now the refuge i lhat area. Eventually magnesium rated air corps’ expansion program. Within 36 w eeks from the tim e a flying cadet starts his flight training, Roosevelt may result in a political established; the ant-lope are in metal will replace aluminum in be will be graduated as a full-fledged m ilitary pilot and second lieutenant in the air corps reserve. reform that will prove valuable ertasing. - , airplanes. The ores ar© found in to the nation. For years the dif A et the same men keep on Josephine and ICurry countes, Ore ferences between the Republican gathering year aftei year. Most gon; Stevens eounty, Washington; W P A W o r k e r s S w e a r A lle g ia n c e t o U ., S. Old Time Gamblers NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING party and the Democratic party of them go out to take a look a Notice is hereby given that the nd in five counties in Montana. have been such that considerable ♦ be antelope although many do Germany is producing 50,000 tons undersigned has filed in the Coun Really Tough ty Court of the State of Oregon pi r.oiyal prejudices was needed not. They stand in awe looking a year; the United States 3,600. to find them. - There was much drinking and lor Sherman (County his Final Re at the desert: they sleep on thi Washington State college at Pull The new deal has taken over ground: they enjoy the fellowship man has worked out a process gambling and of course * there port and Account as Executor of the Democratic party. This was cf friends; they do not discuss the by which the metal can be pro “oad men” in the days w-hen Orc- the last will., and testament of done partly by accident and partly war; they eat heartily; thej duced for 10 cents a pound. goi was being settled. Two gamb Margaret Dennis, deceased, and because the solid south makes that spend three *days away from the lers, especially, posed as bad men that Saturday, August 3, 1940, at party a little easie- handled. They were Til Glaze, a musician, ten o’clock a. m. of said day, at refinement of civilization and Theie is now an issue on which come back each year for more. and Bud Howard. Enmity w-hieh the County Courtroom, in the " • tw n w W w v v j w w w ib voters can divide; an issue on had been brewing between them Courthouse, at Moro, Oregon, Maybe it’s because a few day (Continued from page one! which there is real difference of in the desert aorta helps to put finally reached the breaking point have been fixed by the Court as v>as named this week by Governor opinion. It is the new deal aganst the world in its place ana the men agreed to “shoot it the time and place of hearing of Sprague to succeed John S. Hod- the Amerisan system of free en out.” Their left shoes were tack objections to said Final Report terprise: it is state socialism T It looks as if Jim Farley thinks gin of LaGrande, deceased. ed to the floor, toe to toe. Then and Account and the settlement ♦ • » r.giiinst private business; it is pub more of principle than party. they clasped left hands, drew their of said estate. Oregon patrons of private utib- lic extravagance against economy. And who says he is wrong? Fred Krusow six-shooters and proceeded to kill y corporations paid out a total of The candidate who, is upholding each other.—Oregon Writers’ Pro- Geo. G. Updegraff the American way of life is a * Attorney for Executor 36-33 j'»»*. WPA • Unless actual conditions ar< 822,138,860 for electric service during- 1080, according to a re former Democrat now aom in a U h I much different than by the Republicans. On th© other England and Germany will have port by Ormond R. Bean, public NOTICE--OF FINAL HEARING side is a former Republican who to make a peace agreement that utilities commissioner. Bean’s re- Notice is hereby given that the has become one of the leaders of both will adhere to or be worn to pori show’s that 32 privately own undersigned have filed in the the group who wish to make economic -impotence for a genera ed electric utilities operating in County Court of the State of Taking oaths of allegiance to the United States arc Daniel P. Sullivan, tliiv state served a total of 266,- Ernest Verrier, Albert E. Lindley and Frank OscLo, deft to right). AUGUST SPECIAL Prices Hart’s Ortgon for Sherman County their America over in the pattern cd tion. Better R. I. Red Chix $7.50-100, Fmal Report and Account as ex huge governmental centralisation. 041 customers last year. George C. Lawlor, head tim ekeeper of construction work on the new • • * $4.00-150; $2.25-25. Make good, ecutors of the estate of Catherine The American people are going Boston subway, reads the oath. As WPA workers they sign ’ d a IB War time artillerymen aren’t plump, juicy fryers. Hart’s Johnson, deceased, and that Mon Subnormal persons are happiest ; davits declaring their citizenship. vo make the choice this November. too enthusiastic about boihbing az Hatchery, Beaverton, Oregon. day, the 26th day of August, 1940, It may well be a more momentous a means of warfare. When the among people of their own kind B a n k s H a l f B illio n choice than they have made at heevy artillery shelled a city according to Dr. H. G. Miller, at 10:00 a. m., of said day, in tha FOR SALE: Coleman Gasoline courtroom, at the courthouse, in nn> national election heretofore. every night for a month, they say, superintendent of Fairview ltome Legion Baseball Range, cheap. Paul May resi Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, Another four years of thia move there wasn’t enough left to fight who urges that all feeble mnded dence. t-f n have been fixed by the Court as persons shofild be committed to ment toward concentrating power over. Play-offs Listed an institution rather than attempt in the hands of the executive and the time and place for hearing ! The 1940 American Lep-ion stale LOST: Red and Roan short horn objections to said Final Report the people’s power, whiafe the con - This wheat crop looks prettv to care for them at home. I>e cow and calf. Cow branded TB and Account and for the settle stitution was written to retain, light to farmers who expected a scribing his institution as a train baseball tournament will be held on left hip. Calf 4-months old. ment of said estate. ing school for morons Dr. Miller will be hard to get back. : in the municipal ball park at Hills- third more, but it’s better than Bart Burrel. 37-8 points out that after years of Many of the leaders of the for- several we can remember. J. T. Johnson , boro on August 10 and 11 with proper supervision many of these niti Democratic party know this A. S. Johnson foui teams in the finals competi FOR SALE: Colored Fryers. subnormals are able to make their and are breaking eway from th»* Dressed or on foot. Call Mrs., Executors tion. Double header games will own way in the world. new deal. Some Republicans who Nichols, 811. 37-p. T. Lester Johnson, be played each day. favor a type of socialism will con Attorney for executors. 38-42 With detailed plans for the two FOR SALE: Fairbanks- Morse In two reports released this tinue to vote for it. * light plant. In good shape. day tournament already outlined week the Orefcon Hydroelectr-^. This campaign is only by force $100. Max Pluemke, Kent 35-7 o EGARD OF by Legion committees under diret- of habit a contest between Demo Grass Valley Journal July 29, 1921 commission held that a Peoples* EQUALIZATION MEETING t ;on of Orange Phelps, sports en Steady Work - Good Pay The first ear of r.ew wheat was Utility District, should one be or crat and Republican. Instead it is NOTICE: There will be a thusiast and former mayor of RELIABLE MAN WANTED to meeting of the County Boartf of th© new deal against the Ameri siiipped out by the Farmers Ele ganized in Marion county, holds Hillsboro, success surpassing tha‘. call on farmers in Sherman Eqi alization of Sherman County, vator & Supply Co., at Moro Tues out good prospects of reduced can system. if last year is predicted. county. No experience or capi Oregon, at the Court House, Moro, day to Portland. F. L. Burnet be- rates, whereas a similar organiza tal required. Write L. T. Over G:tgon, on the second Monday of tion proposed for Curry county ir.g the one who sold it. TRADING FOR FRIENDS The four teams to battle for the land, 4613 S. Jay, Tacoma, Wr.. ¡August, that being the 12th day R. C. Bennett is up from Port was discouraged as holding no Despite the bally-hoo that is state championship title here will going with the Pan-American con land this week looking after his prospects of any advntage over be winners of elimination games Will Deliver anywhere in Sher of August, 1940, to publicly ex- the privately owned utilties at ference down in Havana it is im farming interests. currently being played in South man county big 7in x 7ft out of • omine the Assessment Rolls, cor (Bom: Thursday, July 21, 192i this time. possible to think it a very valua ern Oregon, Eastern Oregon, Port red cedar posts in 300 lots. Price rect all errors in valuation, de ble meeting. South American to Mr. and Mrs. Glen King, a land and Willamette' valley sec-. 12cent«t O. W. Keiaur, Route 3, scriptions of lands or other prop handsome looking son, nations produce great quantities very _______ i Hood River, Phone 5596. 29-35eh erty assessed by me, and it shall Cons of the state. of raw material, lumber, coffe?, weighing 111 pounds. Mother and the month of August. be the duty of persons interested Tuesday the horse power com wheat, beef, hides and minerals child getting along fine. *o appear at the time and place Preliminary tests in other They must self this or trade it A light rain Sunday night and bine operated by C. J. Thompson appointed (appearance is by pe states, now being tried in Oregon, for manufactured products, farm evening stopped threshing opera- turned over on a sidehill on thi tition). »All petitions must be in indicate that successive wilting of machinery, etc. tions for a while Monday, some Jfm ry Gosch farm operated by writing and verified by the oath Mrs. E ssie Ept, in charge of ' perennial weeds, such as white top For them trading with Europe machines were able to start up in Dewey Thompson. No one was in- , Ohio’s of the applicant and filed with the end Canada thistle, will give bet gasoline revenues, has de- ' jured and by Wednesday noon the | is the most natural thing in the the afternoon. ! b( ard within fifteen days from the posited S540.316.C59 to the state’s ter results than using chlorate. PORTIAMO, OREGON world. Europe needs the raw ma The State highway surveyors combine was at work again with credit fclnco 192C. This great sum R( fiqements in the method will | time it is by law required to meet. terial and. South America needs have been running a line about only $2 spent for repairs. Margaret W. Peetz, w es coL cccd in dim er, c 'c k d s and have to be made before it will be Martin Hansen was visiting in penn’rs. It tool: a let of ’em —but tla manufactured goods. four miles south of Grass Valley I 38-41 County Assessor. cheaper than chlorates on morn The United States can supply as the engineer informed us that the county this week from his . Mrs r ? ‘ didn’t mind. ing glory and Russian knapweed. X home on the Metolius. the manufactured goods for South tnere would be enough money to NOTICE OF FINAL" HEARING- From the Observer July 28, 1911 | r America as well as Germany or complete the highway that far Notice is hereby given :hat the 99 A. B. Rehman and wife return- ; the nations recently attached to south. The route leading out o , undersigned has fiV;d in the Couu- Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.0.E.S. Germany by some sort of political town to Morxw cuts through the ed Monday from The Dalles ty Court of the Stati of Oregon Moro, Oregon ■-4MIM. We ttc .•»-/ w furn. of Arch „ . v.. Russell _ and _ the __ Mrs. N. W. Silvers returned Kind. may i.w not be able v to for Sherman (County his Final Meets Every Second and supply them as cheaply for our Ziegler farm, connecting with the , fron^a short visit at Wasco, Report and Account as executor Fourth Thursdays in each workmen demand high wages and main road at the cexetery hill. G. E. Moore has purchased two ; of the estate of Emil Anderson, Month. Visiting members workmen over there are not in a Harvest at Kent is pretty well ' sets of neat harness from Louis j deceased, and that Wednesday, Invited position to demand anything. Our under way, nearly all have started Heydt. the 28th day of August, 1940, Mrs. Jas. Woods and Mrs. R N a o m i V an G ild e r, W . M . and the yield is good. So far n p^.ces may be rather high. at 10:00 a. m., of said day, ir. the But where we fall down is in is reported all the way from 19 W. Pinkerton are visiting at White R uth S p a r in g , Sec. J courtroom, at the courthouse, in • Convenient Location Salmon. inability to take the raw products. to 18 sacks. Miro, Sherman County, Oregon, • Coffee Shop -Bof.'ot Tavern Irvin Kunsman ascended the Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Me will have a billion bushels of From the Obaerver July 29, 1921 • Dining and Banquet Rooms , have been fixed by the Court as Moro, Oregon Fire cahsed by a hot box on the loft of C. E. Silver’s barn last wheat on hand this when this • Famously Fine Food' 7 the time and place for hearing ____ t___ lather poor ______ harvest _ is _ over. We J. B. Davis combine as the ma- Friday to adjust the trip rope to Meets 2d & 4th Tues • Modem Appointments ! objections to said Final Report • Luxurious Outs/de Rooms have more corn than we can use, thine pulled in for dinner on the patent hay fork, and to play day of each month. j ?nd account and for the settle • Garage Opposite pork products until the price is Tuesday noon caused a fire that a prank some boys threw' the rope Visiting members wel ment of said estate.. ” . - dropping rapidly, beef enough eo burned about 200 teres of stand- I which circled his head in a loop come. i Arvid lAnderson that each may have steak, so ii»g grain and about 180 acres of I both ends fastened, and he fed Anna Davis, N. G. Executor much butter our storage coolers stubble. The field carried insur-| closing the noose around his neck Florence Johnston, Se<l _ T. Lester Johnson, are full, more cotton than we can ance amounting to $4,000 and had barely escaping fatal injury. His Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Attorney for Executor. 38-42 wear. We might drink a little 60 acres cut which was going li neck still shows the mark of the Meets on the 1st and more coffee. ' sacks. The farm is known as the ropc. 3rd Thursday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Boothby made a We are not planning on taking Johnny Williams plac£, owned by The World’s News Seen Through . nings of each month.. this stuff into our country and George Rebman and farmed by tup to Fleck orchards on the 19th , Visiting members cor : selling it in competition with our Davis At the height of the fire j returning the next day with a sup he hristian cience onitor dially invited to meet own fanners, or at least, Wallace the smoke could be seen’ as far ply of fruit for perserving for An International Daily Newspaper with us. said not. We are talking merely south of Kent, bringing fighters winter. They speak highly of E. Amidon, W.M. Published by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts the liberality of Mr. Altermatt cf handling it for them, aiding from all directions. C. V. Belknap, Secy. is Truthful— Conatractive— Unbiased— Free from Sensational end his assistants at the farm. them in moving it to keep these Rev. Henry G. Hanson will ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructive and Its Daily nations from getting too friendly preach at the Presbyterian church Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make What gunpowder did for war, with Germany. Well, if the thing next Sunday morning .and eve- Moro, Oregon the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home. is really necessary, it is to be ning. All members of the con- the printing press has done for Meets 1st and 3rd Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month. heped the Sounth Americans don’t gregaton as far as possible are the mind; the statesman is no Tuesdays in the Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 Issues 25 Gents. look too carefully at our handling requested to be present as he will longer clad in the steel of spec I.O..O.F. hall Trai P retty*C lono Price, one of the of our own surpluses. visit the field with the thought of ial education, but every reading sient and visiting Obtainable at: man is his judge. brothers are cordi F a ir’s Golden F orties Girls, takes There has been ^ery little evi- future relationship. o rare firearms relics and “goetf —Wendell IPhillipv „ Buwding Room, Chr’atian Science ally invited to meet tw dence that our southern brothers C C. Calkins, County Agricul- W estern” in a big w ay on Treas j- Society, Moro Oregon. want to have much to do with us. tu>al Agent for Sherman county - with us. ure Island in SaVi. F renciseo Bay. We have loaned them no small frr the past three and one half Whiskey is what, the morning Orin MarUn.^.G. Th© gu n s ure from th e 1)110,000 sums of late to keep them *n years has sent in his resignation after, you wish you had drunk Vernon Millef. Sec. Krobel collection now on display. » y -y »’ t » w 4 good humor and get some business to take effect at such time during j water the night before instead of. Want Ads In Other Days J -&&/ muunoniRH “ 2 GUN GAL A /atio no. ^fam ous T C ' ' A r. \- * s. M . Z. t A S
