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t À O 'â & M B U U N COUWTY JODMMAU MQBO, OBBOON FRIDAY, OCTOBER U , IMS
<•*«*« ?«nuU
Sheftaan County Observer
* ftatabhshed Not. 2, 1888
Grass Valley Journal
Established Oct. 14, 1897 •
C onso lid ated March 6, 1931
Wasco News-Enterprise
Established Nov. 1891
t CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
X
The contending candidate feoldi
that if we are to have a democracy
we must preserve its forms.
» Continuée» from page one)
Our debt* has risen to almost
$50,000,000,000, undeir this ad th? current year, according to a
ministration.
\ This includes
. BO but a report by the liquor control board
« Æ K Î K 3 5
’
X n r r « k k M'iy.U,tStin r t e r e ^ e
. Although Oregon's traffic f .U l-
V itam ins Are
InV ogue;L et’s
Get th e Facts
j
—
New Chart Tells Vitamin Story
V IT A M IN S
|MU
A
B
D
security holder« ►M ihey»ippMr
upon the books- of the company
but also., in cases where the stock
holders or senirity holder appears
upon the book»JBf the company as
trustee or in any other fiduciary
b relation, the name ' <rf person or
corporation for whom su<h trustee
is acting, is given; also that the
said two paragraphs contain state
ments embracing affiant’s full
knowledge and belief as to the cir
cumstances and conditions under
which stockholders and security
holders who do not appear upon
the books of the company as
trustees, hold stock and security
in a capacity other than that of a
bona fide owner; and this affiant
has no reason to believe that any
Other person, association, or cor
poration has any interest direct
or indirect in the said stock, bonds,
or other securities than as so sta
ted by him.
Lela B. French,
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 10th day of October, 1940.
George G. Updegraff
(My commission expires 9-12-43>
In recent years, the term “vita
» .
. . . . . . < ~ j » .» j w
s r v z s x .
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♦
min” has become a household word.
4oz 6885
To nearly everyone it means vim,
73
♦
1980
659
4cz
the same as when the pla? ^
1939, the traffic .toll for the first vigor, vitality .and all that goes with
4oz 745 515 2605 198
farted . Those wh
nrp«pnt three months of this year is four good health. What are these vita
IREK
.ORti
573 907 3 J
will ‘be taxed beyon
p
ahead of that for the same period mins anyhow? What is the story
4oz ♦
" »
OGIATI ON dreams and those who have not L
secretary of State Snell back of them?
P i n t $ He
♦
280 459 9.0
4oz
The existence of certain uniden
will be taxed a arge
urgjng motorists to drive moro tified substances having superior
fyloz 67 ¿27 294 8.4
their earnings.
ca’ efully during the remaining nutritive properties was suspected
Published Every Friday at
537 597
4oz ♦
We must have a change in na- molrt.h8 of the year in an effort to long, long ago. As early as 1500
Moro, Oregon
♦
310 414 16.2
4oz
B.C.,
Egyptians
and
Chinese
hit
on
tional management for to continue jmprove tbe state’s record for the the discovery that eating. livers
Editor
1502
♦
544 11.0
4oz
Giles L. French
------------------------------indefinitely to spend more then we
.
would
would improve one’s vision in dim
♦
166
164
4oz
Entered as second-class matter at collect, for ordinary government
# • * •
i light Today we know that the liver
OYSTERS
5
Moro, Oregon j8 to reach bankruptcy.
the Postoffice at Moro.
Under an order issued this week supplied vitamin A, recognized as
150 225
COB LIVER
The incumbent has already serv k
Orman<1 r . Bean, public utdli- I a protective food factor for night
unoer Act of Congress of - *'
March L
679
Rfery
4440
OH
About 1720, Kramer, an Aus
cd eight years, the same number
commissioner, school busses vision.
IMS
8
5.5 . 0
575
44
3, 1879.
trian physician, found that when
as any previous president. His
inust be conducted over certain fresh foods, such as vege
MILK
4
OFFICIAL COUNTV PAPER
A 1 241 82 582 1.0 2.5
political machine is already pow- ünprotected giade crossings under tables and fruits, were added to
o1 II
BUTTER
251
0
.liez
the diet of persons suffering from
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
er^u^-
manual flag.
BREAD
♦
this disease was cured. To
120 56
(■U.WW)
It seems necessary to break it
rfhe ord€r was issued following scurvy,
Payable in Advance
day we know that these foods sup
O IEE5E
hez
575
8 120
a conference with Rex Putnam, plied vitamin C. These and other
ONE YEAR ......................... tk5u up before it breaks us.
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0
*hn
0
151
This is no time to criticise the I slate superintendent of public in instances of earlier times afford an
OATMEAL
i»—<
I APPLES
patriotism of any of our leaders. • I stitfetion, who has directed that all interesting background to our pres-
60
4.5
OCTOBER l i , 1S40
28
71
districts
Both candidates served in the last H Lj?*.
trjcts operating school busses i ent knowledge of vitamins.
ORANGES
50
76 115
41.5
war against'the very nation we are j shaR comply with the order,
W ord Coined 2 8 Years Ago
BANANAS
206 46 105
8.5
GEORGE G. U PD EG RA FF
now mobilizing against. The in-
Bean’s order provides that on
It was only 28 years ago that the
THEY DID IT THEMSELVES
GRAPfTRlHT
0
51
32.8
120
tombent was assistant secretary of approaching an unprotected grade word “vitamin” was coined. And
PRUNES
565
54 254
1.2
A tto r n e y A t L a w
A review of the returns made navy and was quartered in Wash-1 Ci.t,ssjng the school bus must, stop since that time, the nation has be
SPINACH Î
11750 82 595
500
by the three local co-operatives in ;ngton> naturally. The other vol-
ciear of the rails while some come “vitamin-conscious.” Scores of
scientists
are uwwtch
engaged ^ d in vitamin
, POTATOES
■
M o ro an d W m c o
30 116 72
9.8
Sherman county to the farmer miteered the first day of the war I ¡-py, selected for his reliability and r,.3CM
rvi, New
research.
discoveries
are being
TO M A T O E S
members seems pertinent a t this rnd served overseas. From such I intelligence, goes forward to flag! nmde,* aiidV he'sSject has aroused
> yfut 1125
52
48
225
led
t’mt when there is general discus- experiences men do not learn to be
vehicle with its precious load lUch interest, that the public last
PEAS
750 420 jo O
175
¿ta« 5188 66 155
sion of the value of different kinds vnpatriotic.
of human freight across in safety, year spent about $76,000,000 for vi
Bethlehem Chapter, N o. 78.0.E .b .
3.5
ol farm programs to the farmer.
We believe in all seriousness
rphe order waa ¡aaUed in an at- > tomin products in drug stores.
Moro, Oregon
CAULIFLOWER
181
5h« 58 168
28.8
These cooperatives were esUb- tnat this nation will retain its
tempt to forestall a repetition in
a^ong,
Meets Every Second and
• Not determined but p m en t in »mall araonnta. t A portion of the vitamin C la destroyed in cooking
l’3hed under the marketing law moCracy more surely if a new Qreg011 of accidents such as have
—
- y,
Fourth Thursdays in each
milk diluted with an equal amount of water ha* the same value aa paateqnaed milk.
passed in 1930 which gave farmers national administration is elected. taken heavy toll of life
among •till considerable mystery, a great | Evaporated
(1) Thiamine: 1 microcram — 1/3 International Unit.
Month.
Visiting members
(2) Riboflavin: 1 micrc»ram —1/8 Shevman-Bourquln U n it
aid in building their own market- jt ¡s not a partisan matter. It is 8(.hool children in several
other deal is known about them.
(3) Aacorbic Acid: 1 millicram= 2 0 International Units.
Invited
¡ng systems and loaned them mon- tbe new deal with its theorists 1 states in crashes at grade
cross-
Several K inds o f Vitamin«
Naomi Van Gilder, W. M.
ij for that purpose.
against those who believe in the | ¡rgs
increases
general
body
resistance
Ruth Sparing, Sec.
mation
is
available
are
thiamine
We know there are several kinds
Through these organizations the democratic system as practiced
of vitamins, and that each has its (Bi), riboflavin (B,), and nicotinic and protects against night blindness Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
The state highway commission; rwn specific function in the body. acid. The findings of Dr. Elvehjem and a severe eye inflammation. Thi
farmers of thia county have -been during our national life,
stimulates the appetite, aids
Moro, Oregon
just back from its annual tour of They help children to grow, give and others have revolutionized the amine
able to handle their own grain
whole vitamin picture. The accom in the utilization of starches and Meets 2d A 4th Tues
endurance
and
stamina,
stimulate
eastern
and
central
Oregon
reports
..
—
and
buy their own warehouses, and be-
panying chart, carrying the seal of sugars, and prevents beriberi. Ri
•j * of «Xa*
azw-t-inn of
nf the
build
body Taken
resistance,
rtndents
that sectwn
Mie appetite,
ot£er
„ ,,ue/
into and
the the Committee on Foods of the boflavin is necessary for norma.’ day of each month.
fi.use they were united in their
state, well pleased with the prog- butnan body, the’’ act somewhat like American Medical Association, is a functioning of body cells, protects Visiting members wel
own organization with authority
rtss of road improvement. At the ignition spar.; in an automobile brand new one. The figures show against certain nervous disorders.' come.
to manage it themselves, they have
a type of eye inflammation^ Anna Davis, N. G.
Ontario, Burns, John Day, ¡Prine- i Outstanding among recent dis- the vitamin content of many of our and
been able to reduce freight rates From the Observer Oct. 13, 1911
Nicotinic
acid prevents and cures Florence Johnston, Se<1
common
foods.
w
ville and uuici
other central Oregon , ; s Tehiem
e r i e s of
are those
of Dr. C. of A. Wis-
El-
pellagra. Vitamin C prevents and
tc s remarkable extent.
University
llliu f S
garuen
n u i i i . vuie aim
,
..
.
Fred Schilling’s
garden
home
V itam ins Have Many Functions
cures scurvy, and protects gum tis Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
I,, the ten years they have been . rm'
Kent ha3 ret Umed to, «nter» tarS* delegations m
I eonsin.He found, in studying the B
operation th e, h . v . ^
yeir 250 sack, of |
The vitamins featured in this sues. Vitamin D, sometimes known
Meets on the 1st and
in
chart are all necessary for growth as the “sunshine” vitamin, is essen
3rd Thursday eve
¿ends of $288,066.29 which is eith- potatoes to the acre; cArrots 81
The three on which the most infor- and health. In addition, vitamin A tial in preventing rickets.
nings
of each month.
the
completion
of
important
pri
-r in cash or equity in warehouses tons to tbe acre; cabbage 2,000
Visiting members cor
mary
highways
which
at
last
pro
new owned and controlled by the ’nea(j8 to the acre. Whats the mat-
Managing Editor, Giles L. French;
dially invited to meet
furmers themselves.
ter with good old Sherman county ? vide mudless, if not dustless,road3,
Sun Valley Is Haven Business Manager. Lela French,
with
us.
years
after
the
State
highway
How much has been saved in
The third annual Sherman coun-
all of Moro. Oregon.
E.
Amidon,
W.M.
better prices on wheat cannot be ty fair ba8 thi8 week passed into
’. cenitrai
2. That the owners are: Giles
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
from Hay Fever
definitely determined but at that history, to be referred to as the ™aJ°r highway p J
earlv
L.
and
Lela
French.
Moro,
Oregon
t me they were formed it was es- turning point of successful endea-1 Oregon
x
hands of the
Sun Valley, Idaho.—-Sun Valley
8 That t^e known bondholders, Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
t.mated that there was a spread of vcr fo* Pfair8 to come. The offi- consideration at the hands pf the
is a haven for hay fever sufferers ! njortgagees, and other security
Moro, Oregon
aiound seven cents between the cialg are t0
commended for the ¡Ly1? 1” ’8.8]? .
ekwuiof*iha na
whose affliction is caused by the hoiders holding or owning 1 per
Meets 1st and 3rd
price paid for wheat and the ex- weU glanced program. The Mor< Ochoco highway through~th s na
pillen of ragweed or Russian this- ' cent or mOre of total amount of
Tuesdays in tho
Port pH «. It i. now down to le .. D amatic Club entertained during
. ^ e a t ^>‘7 " ' U u7?m-
tie, according to the preliminary 1 5onds mOrgagen. or other securi-
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
than two cent..
two night, of the fair with ama- >nu MtteheU, still ’ "fre ly umm
tindingft of O. C. Durham, chiel tjes are Moro Presbyterian Church
sient and visiting
Furthermore farmers who sell teut theatricals to crowded houses | Pjnved^ »l ing o ^a < 7 7 ^ be
botanist of the Abbott Labora-
4 That the two paragraphs
brothers are cordi
vneat now know how much they ftn(| one evening with an old fash
tones, Chicago.
next above, giving the names of
* ally invited to meet
are paying for freight, for storage, icned dance.
, - -- - - .
.
hivhwav
Mr. Durnam has made pollen the ownera| stockholders, and se-
•5-ith us.
f tr tare, for dockage and most f rom .he Observer Oct. 14. 1921 «.hng of the Burns-Cr.oe I t ghway.
siudies throughout the United cur,ty holders, if any, contain not Orlo Msrt’n, N.G.
The concrete walk around the one of the first roads to be plaeeu
important how much, if any, they
Strtes for 15 years and only rec- onjy the B8t, of stockholders and I Vernon Millet. Sec.
front and side of Hotel Moro was «„ the state highway 7 7
bu'
nceive for protein.
ently found spores at 8,300 feel
(Continued from page one)
haa neYCT. 7 " completed. — t ; ---------Tf----na
Saving in freight since the co finished Saturday by H. S. Wall
*n the air between Bermuda and ,
orj«4nai estimate is made in compliance with section 231-
Communities through ut c - New York by making glass slide ,
h j
{ ]921 d shows in parallel columns the unit cost of
operatives were organized in this and his crew under direction ol
.
.
county is estimated at $466,839.16 Wm. Thompson. Bill worked like I Approximately 1,000,000 forms t on, as well as m Oregon an I te?ts trom lhe window of a B er-, ^ “ . X r a l service., materials and supplies for the three fisc.,
and this has been brought about a quarter horse to finish before the ntcessary to the registration ot Washington, have been hopped up n)U(1& Ciippert
years next preceding the current year, the expenditures and the
men who arc over press reports that the gov-
¡Recently
his
second
through reductions made because county fair and just succeeded in the 163,157 Oregon
...
„ „ / U r tb »
------ o
in
e c e n iiy n he
e made
m aue
ms
»
-
budget allowance for the first six months of the current year and
the farmers were acting as a unit getting under the wire.
I svbject to
l0"
einment plans building airports in v:gR*of the year to this year-round the expenditures of the current year.
and were thus able to carry some
j
Elliott left last week for recently enac
ra a ,
. their vicinity. The press stories le£ort t0 test vegetation and col-
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
weight before public service com- a 8jx week visit to his old home | Tailed °ut^rom ^«eji q ^ a ^
j were based on a survey rna^ e
lt ct slides which have been expo*
Expenditures for
Expend
Bud get
missions or to aid new kinds of town Rockford, Illinois, where he I th«> state draft board here
,,c ----
----
the
civil --------
aeronautics authority
pojjen
various times dur-
1938 1937
1939
General
Fund
1st
6
mo.
19
40
u • T
will aistribute
d is tr ib u te t-nd,
t*n d ’ as
aS dAA notified^
notified th
p p ro
.
sum rn er
hansportation when considered de- 8pent t^ e fir8t part of his marrieu |
the e a aP
^
$120.00 $120.00 $120 00
$60.00 $120.00
Recorder’s
Salary
sUte
who
in
turn
will
distribute
priationg
committee,
meant
noth-
;
«Prciiminary
examination
up
to
suable.
life 47 years ago.
120.00 120.00 120.00
Tieasurer’s Salary 60.00 120.00
We think this an enviable rec-
dream of the pioneer finan- the forms among the various pre. .n? at aU The survey merely in- Ju,y 15>_ the beginning of sag;
45.57
60.96
70.08
60.00
24.21
State Industrial
ord, and one that should give the cjers of Sherman county is coming cinet election boards who wjll reg- djcated where airpor,ts and land- b?ugh pollination season—indicates
182.88
1.25
Administration
' ing fields could be located. CAA fhere jg nQ ragweed pollen what-
marketing act of 1930 a higher ^rUe this month with the comple- niter the draftees neJct _
A.
WATER FUND
standing among farmers than it |j on of the power line of the . day: Most of Oregon s 36 <*^-5 rfoes intend providing more port.-, gci?ver in the area/. D u^am said.
1040.00 960.00
1240.00
1300.00
600.00
attended t,e mee
for flying, out the appropriation it uAnd there isn’t enough Russian Collector & Pumper
possesses. It is better in the long Sherman Electric company from |
112.38 215.15
504.00
32.70
250..
00
Lal
or
a-c
water
•
aelec- r‘ ceived ' was only .
thistle pollen to be important.”
run for farmers to do things for Cufur to Wasco, Moro and Grass Monday at which .
852.89
393.69
1310.00
400.00
379.89
Supplies
a-c
water
VZooten, state director
which is only a drop in the bucket
Durham said questions to
themselves than to accept things Valley.
516.98
507.89
560.55
226.64
600.00
Power a-c water
Crass Valley Journal, Oct. 14. 1921 tive service, explained the opera- inasmuch a8 modern airports cost 1 e solved by further examination
fiorn any other agency.
37.55
202.82
128.00
Aman*u7von Bo„tel left here tier of th i draft .aw w . t h ^ | pnywhere frflm
A
150.00
5.00
Fire Dept.
of his later slides were how much
MISCELLANEOUS
/or Portland about two weeks ago u ar reference to its application
minion dollars would be r ^ pcllen was produced by sage brush
144.57 196.06 201.92
168.77 300.00
WHICH WAY?
a’.one and camelback Saturday to the registration of aH men be- quired to finance only a part of io the area, how active its pollen Emergency
871.78 810.96 810.96
385.20
810.96
Power a-c St. Lights
The principal job for this nation with a young lady that he is in- tween the ages of 21 and db years. thp possible asports mentioned to v.as, and whether this pollen Hotel Insurance
1206.52
431.20
the survey.
would bother ragweed sufferers.
is to prepare to defend itself. To boducing to friends as Mrs. von
50.00
50.00
60.00
With actual collections to datt
Borstet
The
bride
was
Miss
„ ; Mr. Durham said he planned to i Library Fund
do this we need the hard work
now
in
excess
of
$5,600,000
mem
DEBT
SERVICE
Washington’s
Senator
Homer
.
colJ<juc*
bjs
experiments
here
for
;
of every citizen and we must have Loeffel of Washougal, Washing bers of the state tax commission
3000.00 200.00
Prin. on bonds
‘4000.00 1000.00
Bone has been in Walter Reed hos- another year before any positive
the support of every industrial ton.
1239.41 1260.00 690.00
1140.00
Ir.t.
on
bonds
Miss Mabel Morrow and E sto ll» 1« confident that
’n < ? p;tal in the national capital for concjusjon concerning sage brush
plant and every capable executive
that
the above estimated
I,
Charles
Ruggles,
do
hereby
certify
Hartley are home from Salem taxes in Oregon wi r®
’ , several weeks. .The senator, who £^ ld
reached. In conjunction
m the country.
where they attended the SUte 000,000 mark by the tune all cor- i
yery deeply op the que5tion vnth Mr. Durham’s work, Dr. John expenditures for theyear 1941 was prepared by me and that the
We have v principal candidates
potation paym,<;" t.*t J ‘7»4()nineome ! of war and " an is1ol,tio" ” t. a?V?'f Moritz, Sun Valley physician, said expenditures and budget allowance for the first six months of the
for the presidency two men. One, Fair as . members of the Club | commission
estimated 1940 income (ute^ js upset by the evident drift
,
he will have several hay fever current year, and the expenditures for the fiscal years preceeding
the incumbent, has opposed the workers.
tax revenues at $5,100^00 in mak of the United States toward .^f.-uÎT erers visit the resort in order the current year as shown above, have been compiled from the rec
ration’s industry in innumerable
ing its annual levy last December. brink . . . . Mr. Roosevelt has di- .
conduct a clinical survey of ords in my charge, and to the best of my knowledge and belief are
ways. Industry does not trust Jiim Survival of Democracies
Collections for 1939 aggregated reited his inner circle advisers to,
reactions to the few pollen true and correct copies thereof.
bicwuae of his muddled tax policy
cnly $4J594,OOO, The big increase ignore the Democratic national ¡n the region>
Charles Ruggles, City Recorder.
and because of his irresponsible
I am confident that the tank in revenues from income taxes is committee and to organize “liber
changes in direction.
hasn’t oeen made or the bomb and
yet I explained by the commission as
Jook aftpr hig campaiign
Notice of the estimated expenses and receipts and the proposed
The other man is an industrial devised that can destroy
tax levy for the City of Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, for the
reflecting a substantial - improve-
biggest sensation of the year I _ STATEMENT OF THE OWN-
/-.mr-
ist who knows how to get things ciush the democracies of
ment in business throughout tone • .* the sabotage going on to^hand- j ERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRC
year 1941.
done and knows the people who world.—Mayor La Guardia.
ULATION. ETC-. REQUIRED BY
Notice is hereby given that in pursurance bo a legislative Act
state.
.
!
icap
national
defense
by
“fifth
knew how to get industry to work
Oregon troops^ are making an ccju m ! n i s t g ¡8 affecting sea, THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF approved by t'he Governor, February 19th, 1931, that on November
ing-
enviable reputation at Camp Mur- jand and ajr_ Officials who know AUGUST 24, 1912.
1 the Budget Committee of the City of Mojo, Sherman County,
One candidate, the incumbent,
ray, Washington, Major General fbe factg hesitate t0 make the full
Oregon,
will be in session at the City Hall at the hour of 7.30 o’
Of Sherman County Journal
has already told labor that it will
clock p. m. and that any taxpayer of the City of Moro will be heard
«*:<??■ George A. White, commander of , £^ory public.
published
weekly
at
Moro,
Oregon
lcse nothing in the preparations
in favor of or against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemized.
the 41st division, told Governor
for October 1st, 1940.
for war. That is a policy that
I Chas. A. Sprague, while on a vis
State of Oregon, County of Sher
tends to separate the nations into
A lady about to leave London
it to the capiUl city Saturday.
man. ss,
classes in face of an impending
for
New
Zealand
was
seriously
$3600.00
WATER FUND
With the preliminaries of
GENER1AL FUND a
conflict.
\
"oughening up "process ended the «dvised to provide hereelf w th • Before me. a notary in and for .. Recorder Salary
$120.00
HOTEL
RENT
600.00
the State and county aforesaid,
shi ¡personally
The other candidate holds that
46.00
120.00 LICENSES
Treasurer Salary
citizen-soldier«, now a P®r t
¡’„aZ ¿ ^ “Oh^^t’sHawfiully cold out
appeared Lela French,
we must all hold united and that
Uncle Sam’s regular army, have Psked. Oh, its aw W l^coia
p
n
50.00 STATE LIQUOR *
25.00
State
Industrial
.ettled down to ^rious tra.nmg. there don't you ^ o w l r e p l r d I who,
E
ell must work and sacrifice to be
150.00
Administration
cording to law, deposes and says
came rearmed and strong in the
General White said.
the adviser. Its the place where that she is the manager of the WATER FUND
eyes of the world.
__ _
al1 the frozen mutton comes from.
1500.00
Collector & Pumper
Sherman County Journal and
Under the incumbent we have
100.00
Labor
a-c
water
Younger
that the following is, to the
had industrial strife for eight
,400.0(1
Supplies
a-c
water
best of her knowledge and belief,1
years. We have had sit down
At a reception, Oliver Wendell J iny Toss
550.00
Power a-c water
strikes, wars between labor groups,
llotmes discovered a little g irl: He—I thought you had thrown a true statement of the ownership,
100.09
Fire
Dept
ineffectual administration of the
lookinz
hungrily
the table.
cakes and i . ’ Fred
over ell,
? you know how girls
. , management, etc-, of the aforesaid MISCELLANEOUS
sandwfehes
on the at tea
She-W
publication for the date shown in
labor department and coddling of
300.00
Emergency
the above caption, required by the J
f< reigners and communists in the
“Are you hungry, little-fUT?’ j throw,,
770.40
Power
a-c
St.
Lights
Act of August 24, 1912. embodied ,
labor inovement.
asked Dr. Holmes.
431.20
Hqtel Insurance
in section 411, Postal Laws and j
The opposing candidate does not
‘Yes, sir,” the child replied.
50.00
•
Library Fund
Repetition
Required
Regulations,
printed
on
the
reverse
j
favor these things.
“Then why don’t you take some
DEBT
SERVICE
of
this
form
to-wit:
Under the present administra
Relish Maker—1 have picked
1000.00 Amount to be raised
food?”
’ w
Prin. on Bonds
1. That t he names and address- i
tion vast powers have been taken
Walla Walla for our new factory
‘^Because I haven’t a fork.
by taxation
980.00
N iles Tram m ell, newly elected
2351.60
Interest
on
Bonds
es
of
the
publisher,
editor,
manag
by the executive department until prrsii’cn t of the Naltonal Broadcast
‘‘Fingers were made before site.
GRAND
TOTAL
$6621.60
$6621.60
TOTAL
vie have a subservient supreme ing com pany, Is shown above. A fork«,” HolmeB observed, smiling * 'Friend—But why Walla Walla? ing editor, and business managers
court and an inffectual congress. pioneer In network broadcasting,
Relish Maker—Well, it sounds ( are:
Dewey Thompson, Chairman. Hearing on budget to be held
Publisher, Giles L. and Lela
The list of functions taken over Mr. Tram m ell baa been associated ly ‘Not mine,” tha little firle re-1 j;ke a good place to make chow
*
November 1, 1940.
Joe Truitt, Secretary.
I
French, Editor, Giles L. French;
by the executive is too long to ex with radio for. 12 years.
chow.
’ pl ed.
. j
cuse on plea of emergency.
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