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ÄBER*AN COUNTY JO URNAL MOtO. OREGON FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER » , IMS
First Lady Meets ‘Hemisphere* G irl "Scouts
Joint ^Installment \
ding and extra clothe*. After -a
cay of travel they will pull into
►otne camp, beside a spring or j fCcPtinued from page one)
berma* O u * ? Olmervei
The AmerieaiL Legion0 Auxil
creek
and aet up the modern the. distinction o f being the first
Eétabliabed Nov. 2, 1888-
gadgets that take the place of independent candidate to file for a
iary
met Wednesday night with
Graaa Valley
eld time outdoor equipment.
p’ace on the November state ballot.
Mrt. C. C. Wilson and made' plana
K»u.bk*hed Oct. K JÄ97
Nowdaya the hunter and camp King is candidate for district attor- *
for a county inaiallauWt j»f offi
CONSOLIDATED Maná» «. 1*31
er obtain the pleasure of being ney of Hood River county.
cers of the several Auxiliary unit*
Ws.ro N o s-E a te r prme
beyond civilisation’« hampering
and also of the Legion posts.
Eitaclished Nov. I ® 1
influences without much loss of
The State Board o f Control has
Thia joint installation will be held
CONSOLIDATED March 4. 1932 comfort. Men who go hunting
approved a WPA project for beau
in the Legion Hall at Moro th«
are able to be pretty comfortable tification of the capitol grounds.
right of October 2. Mrs. Floys
in the entire process.
The state’s share of the project will
ion Borstel will install the Auxil
Neither has there been mucn cost approximately f 16,000.
iary officers and the district offi
lot? of the pleasure of living out
cer of the Legion from Hool
ot doors for it is the open air, the
Advocates of public ownership
River will ’ install the Legion
Eatuihed Every Friday at
chuckle of a nearby stream, the will stage -their greatest« battle r
officers.
Moro, rirego*
K und of the wind, the companion for control of power utilities in
The Auxiliary bazaar will be
Editor ship of nature that makes such Oregon on November 6 concurrent
given this year November 16.
Giles L. French
holidays enjoyable and not the
Entered as second-class matter at ducomforts. One has to. be a with the general election, when Un
the Postoffice at Mo^o, Oregon Puritan indeed to insist that one different communities will voU oi>
uroDerly I prop0**!* 10 creaU peoples utility
under Act of Congress of March be miserable to be
F
1 districts.
3, 187».
happy/
Moro Community Presbyterian
While the heaviest attack will be
To. those who go hunting loi centered in the WillametU valley
OFFICIAL gOUNTY PAPER
Church: There will be no Sunday
deei we hope for good shots at it extends to all sections of the
School nor preaching service at
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
b:g bucks; to those who go for the sU U including a district in eastern
the church next Sunday. The peo
Payable ta Advance
chance to get near Mother Nature Oregon, one in central Oregon and
ple are all urged to fill their cais
ONE YEAR ..... ........
— *l -*° for a few days we can wish noth-
with families and friends and at
several along the Columbia river
. ing; they will be successful re and in Coast counties.
tend the all day meeting in the
Left: M rs. T s * ? : » »
sL
m o ic d lî â m p ^ r e e ^ U ^ ^ ^
d e ta
SEPTEMBER 20, 1940
gardless of anything.
Grass Valley auditorium. Leave
Largest of the proposed PU D ’«
N T th .
f r ie n d s .^ - i U all e a a f r f e . - tM . « e W .he w o r k .”
fionr a population standpoint is the
Moro about ten for the morning
L a v a b c U B M«WT
native dre«. meeting.
Marion
county
district
with
a
popu
Covercfi dish dinner
THE FAIR
UNBALANCED
talltc V7Í.U Lacra Tapis,
lation
of
73,000.
The
district
would
will
be
served
at noon. All are in
Comment is made by the United
The county fair « over. It was
cover
765
square
miles,
taking
in
vited
to
join
in
this fellowship.
generally acclaimed as the best g-axes News that the last census
all of She settled portions of the
The young people will hold
showed
that
every
itaU
capito*
of a long series of good fairs. It
tneir regular evening discussion
seems an appropriate time to had grown during the past Un county.
Largest district from an area =
service
in the church at 7:30 p. m.
cumment on some of the things yeart and that the city of W ash-
standpoint is the proposed Coos
The
Moro
- Missionary Society
•ngton D. C. had grown 36.2 per
that made it so.
PIJD embracing 898 square miles
is
invited
to
attend the fall meet
( ertainly the interest of Sher- cent.
Although Oregon is below t$e ing of the Presbyterial Society in
and
including
all
of
the
municipal
This indicates that government
rxan county farmers in the pro
average in percentage of tenants the Mizpah Presbyterian church
ities in Coos county, except Ban
cut tion of fine quality livestock is the main thing that has grown
ai
comparison to farm owmershio; ir. Portland next Tuesday, Sep
don, with * population of 30,478.
is s major factor. It is difficult during the last decade. Industry
approximately
28 per cent of all tember 24, The morning session
The proposed Central Oregon
to make sufficiently strong, or U> and business and agriculture are
♦ aim families ir. the state rent the will open at 9:45 and the after
PUD embraces a total of 849
repeat often enough, the fact that shrinking in volume; their work- souare miles in the three counties
lar.c they work, and more than » noon meeting at 1:25. ~ Regular
tb.-» county ban the bert draft <r> <re unemployed. But the bus of Deschutes, Crook and Jeffers/»,
tmrd of these ' move each yea •. services will be held again on
horses ip the state. This coun.y iness of government, which, in and takes in all of the inhabited
This and much more information September 29,
«
hat but little more than one five thia case, says that it will cure portions of the three counties in
on the subject of farm tenure im
Henry
G.
Hanson,
Pasto-.
hundreth of the population of the all of these things, continues to cluding the cities of Bend, Red
provement is contained in a report
state and yet it is producing grow; its cities expand, And the mond, Prineville and Madras with
issued by the United States depart
Wasco Church of Christ: We
nearly all the draft horses that business that supports it contin i total population of 21,577.
ment of agriculture and submitted will assemble at the church at 9
prises at the big fairs.
ues sick.
to etch state extention service and a m. for Communion Service and
Other proposed district include;
in the Belgian class and in th:
othei agency concerned with this ther. go to Grass Valley to the
Clackamas county—724 square
Mrs. Theodore von BorsUl in miles, including practically entire
PORTLAND
I'» rcheron class horses owned and
j roblem.
Sunday School Rally. We will at
Lieu here are at the top. They forms us that the correct spelling inhabited portions of the county
The Oregon State college exten tempt to have transportation for
OCTOBER.
for
Joseph
Shersr*s
name
;s
were at the state fair, they will
sion service is cooperating in the all Sunday School or church mem
w»th the exception of Canby; total
». at the Pacific International, Sherar and not Shearer as spelle; population 55,500.
impiovement of farm tenure. J. R. bers wha wish to attend the all-
5 to 12 '
where competition is stronger. in this column a few weeks age
Beck, rural service specialist, has day rally. Christian Endeavor at
Polk county— 444 square mil**,
The same horses were here. Big She should know being a gran, including municipalities of Fali
recently distributed copies of inri- 7:30 p. m. at the parsonage.
snows at Gresham, Salem and neice of Mr. Sherar and we thank City, Independence
and -V est
p ov«d lease forms to all county
Wallace Patrick, Minister,
Portland hr tht* state bid for her for the
Salem, but not DaTIas and Mon
agents’ offices; W lWTtf Wgj F ' l— J t u t 11? ____ L
tnese horses and even in western
Plctared above la Senator McNary, Republican nom inee for Vice
mouth; popimtion 14,000.
(btained for use in connection with
Moro Christian Science Society.
Washington horses from
thU
P r u d e n t, an cz.thUSlastic supporter of 4 - H Club w ork with ‘ Bobby
Washington county—661 square
the usual fall moving period.
Sunday
morning service at eleven
ivunty are demanded to make the
I’.i
of Moro, Oregon, and his Grand Champion 4-H Club H e r . .o r d
miles, including practically entire
In the United States as a whole c’clock; subject “Matter.” Sunr-
snow better. Thia is true of
Steer.
-
c
‘
~
inhabited area of county except
42 j»er cent of all farmers are ten da> School at 10:00. Testimonial
breeding classes and six in hand
Forest G r w * population 35,290.
ant»
or share croppers, and nearly meeting ' every Wednesday eve-
to
the
winning
team.
The old saying la. that “Records
as well.
Clatskanie PUD— square miles
half of the total farm land in th»r ring at 8 o’clock. Reeding room
Mr.
O.
M
Plummer,
general
man
are
made
to
be
broken",
but
the
In the lighter horse class a From the Observer Sept. 22, 19H in northwest Columbia county in
ager of .the Exposition, stated re country is operated under lease. In In the rear of the building, with
larger number of farmers are ex
It is reported that A. H. Bsmuir cluding city o f Clatskanie; popula resord held by the State of Oregon cently during an Interview. “There Oregon approximately 14,700 farm ep attendant on Wednesday eve
4-H Club* for number of comple
hibiting and racing good horses. ul Lone Rock Stock Farm, near tion 3480.
..
is no limit to the value of 4-H I families are renters, and sir aver- ning.
None of these are fast enough for Xh.r city, captured five blue ribbons ; Columbia . River— 176 square tions of training in proportion to
Club work to the present and future age of 36 per cent of these, or 5300,
enrollments
will
probably
stand
for
the faster tracks but they cer and two grand champions with lii miles bfit does not include any In
of
the Agricultural Industry of this moved in one year. Thus, at the
Wasco Methodist Church: Sun
many years to coem ^
tainly do put on some races here Hereford Herd at the state fair.
co’ porsrted Hties; population 6283.
Country, and as in past years the time the study w’as made, close
day
School at 10 a. m. Morning
With
a
total
of
~TW9
clohs
in
that cannot be beaten for close-
Jack Frost showed his hoan
Union county—621 square miles, Oregon, it la little wonder that the d ?teonstrationi by 4-H Club mem- 10 per cent of the farm families it» Worship at 11 a. m. Epworth
r ts s of finish or excitement.
visage in thjs vicinity early on tb* including all muhicipalifies in the
lx-ague at 6:30 p. m. On account
enrolftnent is PtQP9rU<jn|telx )»yge p-ry will hold the spotlight, during vhe state moved to a new place.
The 4-H club boys and girls mornings of the 18th and 19th.^ county; population |.8«2Q0.
thif year’s Exposition.
This rapid change in tenants is of the County Sunday School Con-
Present
iigufes
sfiowfah
enrollment
produce calves every year that
Judge Henrichs jr acting" J**t'
Central Lincoln—18 square miles
Other Exhibits will Include Dairy
win at the Pacific International. master at Moro thia week, during Including city, of Newport and of 9392 boys and 12.879 girls, or a and Beef Cattle, '• Horses. Sheep, highly expensive, both to the rent- \ention which will be held at
era and the landlords, according to Grass Valley next Sunday, there
combined total of ¿2,871, of which
The calves that were paraded he the absence of Mr. Parry.
thickly populated strip along coast; there were 20.152 completions, or Hogs. Poultry. Pet Stock. Dogs, ♦his study made by the USDA. Tnt will be no afternoon service at the
ir re - the crowds here last week
Word was received here on the I population 3000.
boys and girls who continued Land Products, and Industrial Ex- average cost to tenants is estimat- G» tiss Valley Methodist church.
end were nearly perfect as beef 20th that Father A. Erskine, one I «
hiblts.
ed at around $715 pei ranve, with
Dr. Sydney W. Hall, District
cattle. They add greatly to the of the pioneers of Sherman county I g .% Oregon counties—Crook, through the full time f d draining—
Of special interest will be an Ex the cost to the landlords being Superintendent of the Cascade
an
outstanding
record
of
88.11
per
show.
died at the home o f his son-in-law I
Jefferson, Morrow, Sher- cent. Other northwe#. states are hibit by the United States War De alxiut the same. The leasing ar District, held the first Quarterly
We, as a wheat growing county, ln Seattle.
,
man and Wallowa—have had no not far behind in percentage, but partment
rangements which prevail through Corference at the Wasco M. E.
may be expected to have the
Mr». J. B. Morrison and Mrs. I tr^ ^ c fatalities yet this year, ac- their • enrollment is not so large as
For entertainment, Mr. T B. Wil rut much of the country are no: parsonage, Wednesday afternoon.
beat of wheat—and we did. Sweep I ane of Grass Valley, attended the I
report9 compiled by
cox, Jr., president of the Exposition, i c< nducive to effective conservation
stakes at Salem came to thia D< rcas aocial at Moro Wednesday | qecreUry of state Snell. Joaephino Oregon’s.
states that he has succeeded in ob- and do not encourage tenants lo Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.0.fe.h.
In
gdditlon
to
4-H
glubs
O
f
Ore-
county and the same wheat, hard,
Mrs. G. E. Lewellen left on the county with a death rate of 783 gon five other Western states are. taining Victor McLaglen, well make improvements or to develop
Moro, Oregon
well colored, heavy, was on dis 15th, on a visit to Portland and per 10,000 of population, tops the
teams to the Pacific Inter-¡known movie star and his famous
mQgt nrofiuble types of fartv
Meets Every Second and
play for the examination of those the valley.
•
state in traffic deaths. Yamhill’s^ national 'Livestock Exposition in Light Horse Troop, also a group of rug for themselves and for the land
Fourth Thursdays in each
wh like to see perfect grain.
I^eon Strong and Theodore John rate of .91 is lowest among».coun- portland, October 5 to. 12 to corn- outstanding Mexican Charros (cow-
Month. Visiting members
j owners.
With these exhibits and racing stor. left this city yesterday for ties reporting any traffic fatalities;
Invited
demonstratlons,)&f their var toys of Mexico), from Mexico City,
The
improved
lease
forms
dis-
stock to start with it is natural OAC at Corvallis.
Hood »River with a rate of 1.12 is ious projects. An American Flag, in addition to the Usual brilliant : tributed to county agents here in Naomi Van Gilder, W. M.
that the fair board could put on
next.
The .traffic death rate per made of silk, is awarded annually Horse Show and thrilling Rodeo.
Oregon are not considered a solu Ruth Sparing, Sec.
a good show. But something else rm m the Observer 8eg»t. 23, 1921 10.000 of population for other Ore-
tion
to the tenant problem but do Lupine* Rebekah Lodge No. 11«
The board of directors of the
is required. That is community
Moro Hotel Company h « .«t the £>n eountie. i. .h o -n » fo.low ,: COUNTY FAIR PRIZES
i
offer
some betterments, according
Moro, Oregon
interest and willingness to work
to Beck. They are simple in form Meets 2d & 4th Tues
iu n n t ^ r o ^ T n d J e Celumbi., l i : Coo., 1.7«; De.- Continued from page one.
that makes the organization pos
ano are designed to encourage lea*- dav of each month.
sible.
of the building It is intended that chutes, 3.4; Douglas 1.66: Malh«ur, in the Guernsey division. Bob
ii.g
one ( Visiting members wel
o
i>
g for more than one year, or one.
Tc make a fair out of the ex of the Dauaing.
H. A. |2.66; Marion, 2.31; Multnomah, King, Frank vf>n Borstel and
The
marriage
of
Miss
Leon«,
year
leasing
with
automatic
renew-
, COTne>
hibits and entertainments some tne work be started at once
1.65; (Polk, 2.96: Union, 1.71; Was- Shelton Fritts- won prizes in the
McLeod,
daughter
of
Mr.
and,
al.
Other
features
encourage
im-
Anna Davis, N. G.
One has to do a lot of work. The Wall is in charge of the work.
Holstein class.
Mrs. J. W. Forbes, who has been co 3.95; Washington,
Mrs. A. W. McLeod, to <AJv:n pavem ents, fair rate of rent, and Florence Johnston^Set
fair board and secretary spend
Fat cattle this year were divid
Wagonblast of The Dalles, was an development of better types of
hturs bi arranging, planning and v s ’ting in The Dalles, left Tuesdsy KELLY’S COLUMN
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
ed
into three groups 650-800;
event
of last Sunday evening, farming.
doir.g. Others give much of time as a night passenger on the steam
(Continued from page one)
800 1000; 1000-<up. For Hereford**
Meets on the 1st and
cr
Teal
for
Vancouver,
Wash,
September 15. The home of the
tnd labor. Exhibitors bring their
Jack
von
Borstel
won
in
the
first
3rd Thursday eve
stock or displays long distances; where she will visit with relatives Canada, for anything may happen group. In the 800-1000’ group Bob bilde’s parents in Moro wasv the
nings
of each month.
Cbught
Short
Dr. ThatcheT was called to Ken: in this topsy turvy world. Undei
many have a hand in the final
Visiting members cor
King, Don King and Shelton scene of the event.
Booking Clerk (at small village
to
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ca*-
program. Sometimes it is a bit
authority given the president, Mr. Fritts
dially invited to meet
placed in - that
----- order.z
------- Car
-
, Accompanied
. . -
. . . by ., her . sister.
. ., station): “You’ll have to change
Í ¿ « - e í t can now .end the nation ........ - r------
halting as is natural in an ama
sten von Borstel won first in the I Patricia, as bridesmaid, the bride tw;ce
you get to New York,
with
us.
Wt did not learn the cause
teur show.
came to the alter before Rev.
al guard of Oregon and Washing bigger class.
E. Amidon, W.M.
Villager
(unused
to
traveling):
But it is something in which to illness.
ton to British Columbia.
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
And I’ve only
Foi Shorthorns Frank von Boi- H. G. Hansen, to meet the groom, ‘ Goodness me!
L W. Amick of Kent is peddling
take pride.
who had his brother, Eldon as brought the clothes I be standing
siel
and
Lloyd
Kelly
won
first
ana
some very nice pears, peaches and
If half of the industries now con-
oest man. None but the immedi
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O .O .F.
pivnes. Stay with it Lawrence, s:dering location in the Columbia setond in the 650-800 group and ate families of the contracting up in!”
Moro, Oregon
WHO DOES PAY7
Bob King, L. Kelly and Shelton
that’s the way Burbank got his
river Tegion (it includes the Wil
couple
were
present.
i
Meets
1st and 3rd
The nation haa been told by start.
, lamette valley also) actually set- Fritts placed in that order in the
Tuesdays
in tha
After
the
ceremony
they
left
A
lady
had
been
looking
for
a
the president that labor will not
A letter r*cei'"dMf™ ^a *d £ ’,j . I tie in that « re. they will provide a SOO-TOOO group.
I.O..O.F.
hall
Trai
for
a
wedding
trip
to
Seattle
and
friend
for
a
long
time
without
suffer any loss through the costs for many years a M ontana
conaUmer market be-i Angus cattle won
P k i r places for El- ctlier points around Puget sound. , success. Finally, she came upon her
sient and visiting
that will come from the expense dent, convey, the
Meder
who
, he- t.xpectatlon. of the m o .t. J»” «edler and Phyll.a
brothers are cordi
650-800 group. ¿fter a couple of weeks they will in an unexpected way.
i f armament.
he haa moved from Mikkalo *0 Th.
timi>tic The navy department, had .entries in
656
ally
invited to meet
return
to
The
Dalles
to
make
“Well,”
she»
exclaimed,
“I’ve
Of course the statement was Dalles.
Jeiry Wilson,- Bpb King and Le
.......
I r fcr
m one,
n n wishes
wifihpQ to
to see
see the
the shiobuild
shipbuild J « r y Wilson,-Rpb Ku
with us.
their
home.
Mr.
Wagonblast
is
'beeti
on
a
perfect
wild
goose
chase
made before a labor group which
land Barnett placed one, two,
h .f industry revived in that dis
all day long, but thank goodness, Orlo Martin, N.G.
may account for some of tht Grass Valley Journal, Sept 23, 1921
three in the second group and evployed in the First National
trict
arnLis
willing
to
help
with
I’ve found you at last.”
Vernon Miller, Sec.
Another
outfit,
of
hunters
left
Bank
branch
in
The
Dalles.
theories expressed. Even that
contracts Also big orders are John Hilderbrand won in thu
Kent
for
the
mountains
Sunday.
can hardly be sufficient to excuse
mun those who
w_____
___ J. A. ahead for lumber mills of the Ore- larger sized group.
Among
left were
the idea incorporated in the F
The list of winners in the sheep
e U w n .’Lnthàr DiÌYta. Ò- T. and I con-Wa.hin«ton area. Several thou
speech. -
rnd swine divisions, the grains,
It has been the theory that all E.mer Hanaen. Arthur' Juateaen, , n„d members of the building fruits, needlework and cooking
4-H Club Activities always a
Headliner at
Pacific f
International
Livestock
Exposition
Of Officers Arranged
Tenant» Often
Move Quickly
[ In Other Day» .
Wagonblas -McLeod
Wedding Held
parts of the nation, all classes,
everyone, would bear some of the
tost of arming for war. It is the
democratic theory that all should.
But, condition«, and our present
leadership being a: they are there
is probably nothing that can be
done about it. We may resign oui
selves to the fact that other citi
zens of the nation, not labor, will
btsr the cost of arming for war
and possible war.
HUNTING SEASON
Early Thursday morning the,
left, these hunters who had long
d. stances to go before Friday"»
legal dawn. While the sun
still hidden they were gone, their
cars weighted down with gun*
and shells, food and drink, bed-
VT w HGUHelve*' R' A<Um’ ' W
’•“LYph Hayne. of Kent left fo. L
b’e let for McChord fl.ld and Fort
but
Sherman County
tO° 1-'>nK f°r inC'U
v’iOn
compet.Uon was as keen SS Raliy Planned
The Sherman County Sunday
Corvallis Monday morning and will
F
nil | Lewis to shelter conscript soldiers I
School
association will hold -.its
ctt< nd the O. A. C. there another | and national guardsmen,
last rally of the year at t£e Gra^
COUNTY FAIR RACKS
year
The wires for the Sherman Elec-1 THREE JOIN ARMY
Valley auditorium next Sunday,
♦ric Co are now up from Dufur to
Three young men of Moro have tcre of the fair.
*he three Sherman county tovm,. joined Company H. Oregon N a -, The liveMek parade was made September 22,' according to R. C.
ind it is very likely that Moro and tional Guard a t 1 The Dalles and snorter m order to show to better Pyers, president. Classes will take
__ n«
Vw.vw “hot ,rxre mustered into Rprvice
Drize winners of thrir places at 10:30. A short
... v have
service Mon-
Mon advantage the prize
Wasco will
24-hour
the
show
hut
it contained many program and song will follow. At
day
of
this
week
with
one
excep
stuff” soon after the first of Octo
of
the
best
horses
.and cattle of 12:30 a basekt dinner will be serv
tion
who
had
not
joined
at
that
ber. The juice may be a week or
ed. Community singing will bo
the entire state.
,o behind at Grass Valley on ac t'me.
Three
of
the
six
horse
teams
held at 12:45 and at two the main
Delbert
Rice,
son
of
Mr.
and
count of a few large insulators
that
drove
at
Salem
were
here
for
program will be given. It is de-,
Mrs.
W.
B.
Rice,
Melvin
Baker,
‘hut will have to he placed between
tht
show
and
added
much
to
the
dyed to have the young people of
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otis
Baker
h<re and Nigger Ridge.
pagaentry
by
driving
each
day.
.the
county attend this meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lewis left Tues rnd Fred Beardsey,; brother of
the
(Altogether
it
was
one
of
whether they attend Sunday
Mrs
Jack
Lawrence
are
the
Moro
day morning for the hot springs
best county fairs in Oregon in ex- BChool or not they are invited.V*
down on the Columbia. During his members of the guard.
Sam Crater, formerly of Wasco, cellence of exhibits and quality of come to this rally.
alwence Jack Kelly of Wasco; will
rects.
. \
w
j
hat
joined the regular army
be in charge of the barber shop.
À.
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