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Moro, Oregon. Friday, January 10, 1941
F ifty-T hird Y ear N o . 10
Legislative
8 D?ad, 8 injured, in Airliner Crasli
Comment and
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Predictions
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Official County Paper
City Officers In
Wasco, Moro
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Installed
B reakfast Club
Nominates For
Coming Year
New County
Officers Installed
Monday
¡ The ^ l o r o B reak fast club held
I i’s first 1941 m eeting W ednesday
Giles French
m orning and in accordance with
E. D. McKee Has Long
Connty Court Makes
j
the
by-laws, nom inations for new
The forty-first legislative assem
1 officers were made for the yeav.
r> Ä
bly of Oregon will convene next
Record of Public Service
Appointments For The
To succeed George U p Jeg raff as
Monday in Salem.
I president, Mc M. Oveson and J. K.
in Wasco Government
Coming Year’s Work
There is much for it to do. There
1 McKean wiAFe/ASominated. To suc-
are those who prophesy a short
‘
ceed
J.
B
riA
dam
s
as
vice-preesi-
N ew county officers were »worn
Monday night when E. I). Mc-
searion and this prophesy has be
dent M. M. Dveson
and
Giles into office Monday m orning and
Kt
e
held
up
his
rig
h
t
hand
and
U
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Washington, D. C., Jan. 9.—Iao* come common although seldom
. sv/ore to uphold the constitution F ench were nom inated. To suc th e re-elected officers were also
lationists in congress, and not all J icalized. There are some reasons
of the United S ta tes, the co n sti ceed Bob Henderson as sec retary required to hold up th e ir rig h t
by any distortion of word m eaning.[why this session.m ight be shorter
tution of the sta te of Oregon and Lloyd H ennagin, Dewey T hom p hands and solemnly intone the
may be called appeasers, are de- ; than the last. Last year the fiscal i
faith fu lly perform the duties of son and W. F. McLeod were nomi» oath of office.
manding that peace aims of the veai was changed to end June 30
councilman
of the city of Wasco, , 1 ated. Executive com m itteem en
Ross Ornduff was made the new
British be set forth clearly il J instead of December 31 and this
whose term s expire are LeRoy county clerk and his deputy, not
he
began
his
fo
rtieth
consecutive
A m erican aid is to .be furnished j entailed much work on the part
y<ai as an officer of th a t town. W right and Wendell R alsig e’-. r.tw is P atricia Woods, who served
for their attainment. There is of the always busy ways and !
Mr. McKee came tu Wasco as a They were nom inated fo r re-elec- until November in that position.
D
aylighl
view
of
the
w
reckage
of
the
airliner
which
crashed
near
practical unanimity of sentiment m ta n s com m ittee which partially
Chicago’s airport, taking a toll of eight lives and injuring eight persons, young d ru g g ist ju s t before the tior as were Ray Blake, H arry C. C. Wilson, Margaret Peetz and
favorable to Great Britain and caused th e delay. In 1939 new
som e critically. The ship lost headway as it w as gliding in t) its land oc. to rn -o f the cen tu ry and was soon Kunsm an, Dewey Thom posn and Wily K nighten, sheriff, assessor
rent whatever for Hitler, his mili sta te officers had gone into office
stalled, fell, crashed into a house, a garage and an electric pi .»cr line, elected to the city council. He has J. B. Adams.
rr,d school superintendent, respec
tary clique or the ideaology which and th ere w as less organization
and then crashed its 12 tons to the ground.
Reports wev^' made by M. M. tively, took new oaths to su p p o rt
te e n on th a t body or has been
w ork done and few er s ta te bills
governs them.
Oveson fq r .a g ric u ltu re , J. B. the same old constitution. Durward
n a v o r eved since.
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What the isolatloT tsts want to p iep ared th an will be the case this
Adams for legislative, R obert Hen- H elyer, sheriff’s new deputy, took
In
addition
to
his
civic
duties'"
know—and what they will demand y c a i. These th in g s m ay cause a
Mr. McKee served 15 years as A rson for recreation, C. L. Poleey his oath some days ago.
in the debates over President slig h tly sh o rte r session.
school director and a few m onths l’n w elfare, M. E. McKee for pub-
E M. Alley came down from
There are other reasons, how-
Roosevelt’s recommendations— is
over 20 y ears as a m em ber of th<> 1,c affairs, Dewey Thom pson for G rass Valley to take his oath as
a fran k p resentation of w hat is to ever, th a t m ay cause a longer ses-
county court. The total of his finance and H arry K unsm an for coronor for the county for a four
follow conclusion of the w ar in s ’on. A m ong these m ay be men-
year term.
governm ental duties are th erefo re (ducat ion.
the event of H itle r’s fa ilu re to j tinned the unem ploym ent compen-
Salem , Ore., Ja n 5— Governor th rough th e city of Albany.
Two m easures which would have
75 years with a new ald erm an :c
The first court m eeting o f the
sulxiue E ngland; w hether it is the | sation law am endm ents, which S nrague put the finishing touches i
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changed the hour of m eeting were yeai usually takes several days
job began.
purpose of the B ritish to a tte m p t J w ere debated last y e a r and not to his legislative m essage S a tu ’-- '
P riso n ers who are domiciled ,n
T. L ester Johnson took the oath (b cisively voted down. Election w ’ll os various details are then before
resto ratio n of the governm ents i changed to suit a larg e percentage day and the docum ent is now’ ir^i the new p en iten tiary annex soutn
be held at the next m eeting.
the court. F irs t meeting was held
overthrow n by H itler and the re- of citizens. This y e a r labor -s the hands of the p rin ters. If th /* » )f Salem , will have t o ’be content of office as m ayor of Wasco an 1
T h ursday and an o th er w al held
L
J
H
astings,
W
.
A.
N
isbet,
R.
t sU b lis^m ent of national boun- a sk in g fo r m any liberalizing a- o ig an iza tio n of the House an J , v ith a sta irw a y as a means of
Monday when David Reid was in
O. Scott, V. B. H aufelt were sworn
daries as they existed prior to the. | m tn d m e n ts and these will prob- S enate
is
com pleted
Monday reaching th e ir sleeping q u arters in as councilmen in addition to the
ti oduced into office for his second
ije n in g of hostilities.
i hbly be b itte rly fo u g h t by employ- m orning a s . i t is expected unless on the th ird floor of the new .build-
term as commissioner.
veteran McKee. F ran k Lam born
Svch an effort, it is a u th o rita - ers which m ay tak e some days of a hitch develops in the selection mg. The s ta te board of contr »1
Work of the court for the Jan
was not p resent to begin his ciric
tjvely stated , would call fo r the legislative tim e.
cf a S peaker,the governor is ex- this week tu rn ed down a request job.
uary term included the appeint-
T here will be w orkm en’s com- I pected to address the law m akers lo r $5300 to cover the cost of an
em ploym ent of the full a ir ano
Snow fell S atu rd ay and ag ain ment of Roy Barnet to the fair
C harles E v erett was chosen as
n a v a l' s tre n g th of the U nited ’ pensation am endm ents proposed as assem bled in jo in t session, sh ortly e’tv a to r fo r th e building, on the
Sunday
an o th er flurry came to the board for a three year term. O. G.
m arshall and George U pdegraff
S a tes and fo r the use'on E uropean i to experience ra tin g and occupa- a fie i noon Monday.
giound th a t th e “ tru s tie s ” had
cfu n ty to cover the ground to a Ililderbrand was given a two year
for
city
atto
rn
ey
.
Mrs.
F
strelle
la.ttlefields of at least six million tional disease provision« and the
W hile the contents of the mes- plenty of tim e to walk up the 3
Hailey is tre a s u re r and F. F. F eld d‘ pth ^estim ated at 4) inches a l term and O. G. Sayrs named for
men. The m ere fa ilu re of H itler abandonm ent of tria l by ju ry in sage are being closely guarded it 11 g h ts of s ta irs .
man recorder of W asco being though it is unlikely th a t th a t or e year. The latter two are hold
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to conquer E ngand would not nec- accident cases. T here will be-de- ¡3 expected th a t the governor will
elected
in Novem ber. The council am ount of snow was on the ground overs, however.
essarily m ean the m ilitary d e fe a t b ate on these in com m ittee and on touch on such problem s as the pro-
The B oard of Control has autb-
The court named itself as m an-
voted to install two fire alarm s in a t any one time. M oisture con
of G erm any, it is declared, and th is th e floor.
posed reorganization of the sta tse crized S e c re ta ry of S tate Snell
hers
of the DeMoss park board
tained
therein
was
.36
inches
ac
the town, one at the hotel and
accident
com m ission, t » offer the new’ codes to county
la tte r G reat B ritain could not
T here is a truck bill already in d u strial
fo»-
the
year, renamed L. L. Peetz,
cording
.to
station
records.
an o th er near Mrs. M oore’s station.
b rin g about alone.
w ritte n in which th e b ig trucks experience ra tin g as applied to officials and s ta te boards, commis-
Roy Powell and H. A. Walker as
F
rost
in
the
giound
is
not
very
The Moro council m et Tuesday
ask for a much sim pler m ethod of tne unem ploym ent com pensation sions and in stitu tio n s a t the re
read viewers, chose L. L. Peetz as
n
ght
and councilm an elect L.’ R. deep and the best inform ation road master and drew the names
act,
proopsed
changes
in
the
for-
duced
price
of
$58.75
a
set.
The
W hat was accom plished by the p aying fees and a much la rg e r
j
available
is
th
a
t
in
the
stubble
of 200 citizens to be prospective
congress recently adjourned in be- tru ck and th is question will not t stry law's and the financial con- s ta te is paying $¿1.87 per set fo r Cor.lee, R. P. B risbine and M. E. 1 there is about five inches.
h a lf of n ational defense has not be decided w ith o u t some w ords— ditiom of the s ta te which is very these seif sam e codes in 1000 lots McKee took th eir o aths *of office.
jurors for the court sessions for
T em peratures have been m oder
lx?en stated in press dispatches and in legislative m a tte rs word» flitte rin g when com pared w’ith but the publishers are offering to Giles French sta rte d an o th er term
the year 1941. The Sherman Coun
as m ayor. George A. W illiams ate and the snow thaw ed slightly ty Journal was made the official
•onditions
in the
neighboring
rn d no sum m ary will be prepared often tak e tim e.
(C o n tin u e d on p a g e fo u r)
was named as collector of \yatm Tuesday and W ednesday although county paper for the year.
fo r the reason th a t its significance
Some would have the speed laws sta te s of W ashington and Cali-
ren ts, J. R. C othran as m arshall tne highways did not become clear
fc
rr.ia.
Reports of the county officers
will be m inimized by fu rth e r step s j am ended an d some would not;
and wated pum per and C harles cf snow. (Crews kept the roads were looked over and accepted.
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which will be taken b y the con- , some would change the gam e laws
Ruggles as recorder. C. V. Belknap patrolled and there was no cessa
Leslie P. Scott took over his
gress now in session. T here a re , , t e gjve the com m ission the power
vais elected tre a s u re r in Novem- tion of traffic and no accidents.
tre a s u re r
however, a few highlights .to which j r f em inent dom ain over paths new duties as s ta te
1
e i . All these were duly sworn in Chains w ere not gen erally used.
atten tio n m ay properly be c a lle d « R;ong stream s -and fa rm e rs think Moi.day m orning a t a b rief
to office and C othran wras granted
atten d ed by
G overnor
w ith o u t pretense of covering the ¿be g am e com m ission has too much mony
Mrs. T. S. Reese, 57, died late an increase in salary to $100 per
- ? 4ire subject.
pow er alre ad y ; some would change S prague, S ecretary of S ta& nSell Tuesday n ig h t at the fam ily home month.
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The defense appropriation ap- the m ethod of rep resen ta tio n in end re p re s°n ta tiv e s of the -^iress, j 11 miles southeast of Moro, fol-
It was voted to purchase some
m oved la s t Septem ber was for tne house and senate and there in v/hich W alter E. P earso n tu rn , lowing a prolonged illness from a
The Moro Woman’» club met on
novi equipm ent for the hotel. In
-5.133,169,277, from which were will
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be ________
difficulty
a rra n g in g for ed the office over to his successor. peculiar m alady, which medical te re st on city bonds was ordered
January 3rd, with Mrs. Theodore
P ta rs o n was appointed to the post science seem ingly knows little
-srig n e d sum s for arm y, navy, a possible new congressm an
Jchnston and Mrs. W. F. McLeod
paid for the sem i-annual period.
The final turnover fo r 1940 was
a rsh ip construction to provide ,
sessjon o f the leg islatu re two y ears ago to fill the vacancy about.
A barricade was ordered to Joe made by Sheriff Wilson as of as hostesses.
m a n u fa ctu rin g facilities,
ousing
a iOng w ithout some new tax caused by th e resignatio n of Rufus
Mrs. Reese, nee Mias Ina S tearns
The program, American Citizen
and all t.he m inor item s necessary , b .Jfe and tbe 1941 session may C. Holm an to become a U nited d a jg h te r of Mr. and Mrs .Robert placed on side stre e ts so children D( c( tniber ,31. In this action $12,- ship, under the direction of Mrs.
can
slide
down
F
irst
street
with
t-, the c a rry in g out of arm y an
confidently expect a tobacco tax S ta tes sen ato r, was not a candidate S tearn s, early resident of Sherm an h s. danger of being run over bv 210.78 in c u rren t taxes was made Ki ighten, was interesting to the
available to tax in g nuits of .the
navy expansion. To this sum . hili,
... a sales
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12, passing cars.
members present. A splendid poem
ta x bill, a new income to succeed him self b u t will re tu rn county, was born F eb ru ary
county. Of this sum the G rass
m any supplem ental appropriations ta x bill, a h a lf dozen bills to raise to Salem next M onday as a m em 1SS3 at M onroe, Oregon. She was
Some discussion was held of the Valley school d istrict received the or. Americanism, was also read.
w ire added in the concluding days jn o n e y fo r h ig h er pensions, and ber of the
M ultnom ah county m arried to Thom as St. C lair Reese
jiossihilities of form ation of a PUD la ’ ger share of the u n its as $740.- Salute to the Flag was given by
of the session and
m oney
id m ore mo
y $.everai ag yet unclassified tax bills celegation in the s ta te senate.
, in ‘.he early nineteen hundreds and d istrict for this town, county or
Janet Schadewitz, Anajean Knigh-
3S went to it. The general fund,
was requested by P resident Koose-
also
dropped in the hoppe1*.
Lh? couple have spent the g re a te r a>ea, but no acton was taken.
ten, and Gloria Douma. Mrs. Sally
th<‘ elem entary school fund and
velt in his address to the session | T b ere win likely be a labor biy
Tne sta te highw ay d ep artm en t p art of th e ir m arried life farm ing
Martin and Mrs. Ray Blake gave
the road fund were the only ones
Monday of th is week.
I or ^ ve or s jx , ¿here will be all spent a to tal of $15,100,000 d u r in Sherm an county.
ten minute talks on the Bible and
to fcet a g re a te r sum.
music.
Survivors are her husband, T. S.
kinds of bills, probably a thousand ing 1940, a re p o rt by R. H. Bal-
In addition to this $9016.51 was
A fu rth e r provision of the | o r
an d the j ob of w orking them dock, s ta te
highw ay engineer, Reese of Moro; th ree d au g h ters,
The club will sponsor a play in
turned over from delinquent taxes the near future, proceed* to be giv
ra tio n a l defense act rem oves all . {,ver> etu d y in g them , holding hear- shows. This total includes $7,100,- 1 M is. George Mitchell of P endleton;
of past years.
D elinquent 1939
lim rtations as to the enlisted j
on ¿hem, discussing them will 000 fo r new co nstructio n ; $3,530,- M .s Owen E lliott, B attleground,
I taxes collected w ere: $1738.57; en to the public library. H‘is-
stre n g th of the re g u la r arm y and j b(. the
of the n in ety men elec- 0c0 for m aintenance of roads, and I W ashington and Mrs. Clarence
bnnd’s night, February 7th, is be-
In celebration of the 25th anni- j 1938, $1288.51; 1937, 995,75; 1936, i’H, planned by Mrs. Melvin Schad-
as to the num ber of retired officers ted to the legislature.
bridges; $2,075.000 fo r bond re Il.g b y of P arkdale, Oregon; her
v ersary of the wedding of E v erett $184.76: 1935, $558.69; 1933-34, ewitz, Mas. Thompson and Mrs.
v h o m ay be called to active duty.
If they do the jdb in 40 days tirem en t, and $685,000 fo r pay m other, Mrs. M ary S tearns of
W atkins and Marié Venable in $ ‘76.92; 1932 and p rio r y e a ri Bol Henderson.
This opens the doors to the c re a much legislation th a t is considered m ent of bond in tere st. M ost no te Sa'.em and six grandchildren.
tion of an arm ed force of w h at im p o rta n t by thousands of citizens w orthy accom plishm ents of the
F uneral services will be held a t Wasco Ja n u a ry 5, 1916, frienos $3,773.31.
Give your order for the new tlub
m et a t the home of Mrs. B. E strell »
ever size
R oosevelt and
c< ok book to Mrs. Ramsey or
rvvi
Olt/V P
a resident
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vilJ be slighted. A
~~~ y ea r as noted by Baldock include Moro from the P re-b y te rian church
If JI they* take too
the w ar d ep artm en t m ay desire j jong the citizenry will be aroused com pletion of the Pacific highw ay F rid ay a t 2:00 p. m. w ith Rev. Hailey last Sunday. Both ar°
R rs. Helen Sayrs, price $1.00.
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a
1
descended from pioneer fam ilies
or consider
necessary
The m eeting adjown^d by sing
nnd th e new spapers will howl to route from A shland south to the H. G. H anson officiating. In te r
tection of the U nited S tates or in h gh heaven. Betw een the horns C alifornia line, g rad in g and oiling m ent will be made in the Moro of the Wasco com m unity and have
ing “God Bless America.”
lived there nearly all th eir lives.
the carry in g on of w hatever ad- of this dilem m a the leg islato rs will j cf the la st link in the new W il ; cem etery.
G uests who came to the no-host
lam
ette
highw
ay
and
com
pletion
v( n tu re m ay be undertaken.
Mrs.
Reese
was
an
active
m
em
probably sta y around six ty days,
p
arty
to do honor to the 25 year
A nother provision confers a u th pay th e ir own expenses fo r 20 c f the new Pacific highw ay route ber of the More W om an’s club u n
Officers elected for the E ureka
wedf
were
Mr. and Mrs. Hal lodge No. 121 A F & AM for 1941
o rity to buy or take over land, buy days, and finish the jab the best
til her recent illness, tak in g spec
Holmes of The Dalles: J. W. Judy are as follows. These men will be
o r build such stru c tu re s as m ay be they can instead o f as quick as
ial in te re st in the a r t departm en t.
of
W alla W alla; Mr. and Mrs. installed a t a jo in t m eeting with
needed and engage in the m anufac th ey can.
! H t r a rtistic tendencies took shape
»
Fred
H ennagin, Mr. and Mrs. S^ the E astern S ta r next S atu rd ay
tu re of m unitions and im plem ents
and realized satisfactio n in the
Sale of the remaining assets of
M.
McMilen,
Mr. and Mrs. Hildred night. W. T. B alsiger, WM; D. A.
of w arfare on governm ent account,
a rra n g e m e n t of a la rg e and beau
the Moro State Bank was com
Zell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Anderson,
or tc finance private in d u stry in
Van Gilder, SW; W. F. McLeod,
tifu l rock garden a t h er country
Judge and Mrs. George P otter. JW Care nee S parling, T re a su re r; pleted this week aocording to an-
such an u n dertaking under govern
John W illiam F orbes died Mon home. It became fam ous as one
Supper was served a t seven and C. V. Belknap, S ecretary ; R. P. ncuncemerit made here by George
m ent provision. A uthority is a l
day evening in The D alles a fte r a of the scenic spots of arid Shop
cards
played after. A silver tra y Brisbine, SB; C. A. R uggles, JD ; Lpdegraff, local attorney for the
so given to conduct research and
lin g erin g illness th a t h as kept him men county.
was presented to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy W right, SS; W. J. M artin, bank. Purchaser was S. A. Key
experim ents- along w hatever lin rs
P ay m en t to elem entary schools, bedridden fo r several week's. Mr.
of Seattle, Washington, who paid
W atkins.
,
4
JS ; E. E. Barzce, Chap.; J. H. Mc
n a y be declared to be in th e in fio m th e elem ental-^ school funo F orbes was 82, having been born
F rancis W atkins of Wasco fs a Cune, Tiler. Roy Powell, tru stee. $5750 for the remaining note»,
te re s t vi
of national
.«.v.w— defense.
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| arc being made this week by the October 28, 1858.
accounts and property. Book value
son of the couple nnd Hazel M arie Clarence »-Sparling will install.
Provisions of the law, a p p ro v ; tre a s u re r and county school super- - B efore com ing to Oregon in the
of the assets are considerably In
The Live Stock M arket a t the W atkins is a d au g h ter. Phyllis
1; st Ju n e, to prevent subversive ( ln tendent.
These paym ents are early y ears of this cen tu ry he
excess of this figure and what re
W
atkins
is
the
only
grandchild.
activities also m ay be regarded as
to school d istricts from re- lived in N ebraska. In this county P o rtlan d Union Stock Y ards for
mains after nine years of attempts
LOCAL MEN ATTEND
an essential p a rt of the nationa t u rns from the fund when it was l e was one of the accom plished the week ended Ja n u a ry 4th, show
to collect. Besides the note« and
defense program . These m ake i I a jjowe(j to become delinquent. It horsem en who cared fo r and drove ed a 'g en eral 25c advance in cattle
AGRICULTURAL M EETIN G
accounts there is an internet in a
unlaw ful fo r any person to know- is now being brought to balance the fo rm er big team s of the fa rm p^iceS, good gains in the hog> d iv i
V illiam flu'ek, C. A. Tom, Ross section of land arid the personal
in riy or w illfully advocate, abet, with the xcav.lv
v at $12,923.82 is ing operations of the time; He sion, w ith lam bs slightly stro n g er
result th
Guilford, M. M. Oveson, Jam es property.
advise or teach the duty, necessity, j
distributed,
m arried M attie F u lle r who p re on i ewes steady.
Plans of Mr. .. Key for the
Tate, M artin Melzer, J. B. Adams
1 This w eek’s m ark et opened Mon
dosirririity or propriety of over- ; 'pwe11ty, d istricts
will 'receive ceded him in death.
handling of the assets are not.
m
t,
LeRoy
W
right
w
ere
in
The
throw ing by force any governm ent seme of the funds. K ent and R ufus
S urviving are a son, F ra n k of day w ith 2,150 cattle, 150 calves, 1 A project for the im provem ent
Dalles W ednesday to atten d a known.
in
th
e
'U
n
ite
d
S
ta
tes;
to
p
rin
t
'C
Moro,
/ a d au g h ter, M rs. Grace 2.300 hogs, and 1,40,0 sheep on the . off DeMoss M emorial p ark is in
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. . being consolidations of five dis-
Ipiocess of .being made ready. m eeting of the a g ric u ltu ra l com
pvblish any m a tte r having a sim i- tr icfcg w jj^ receive $1656.90 each, G raham of Cooks, W ashington a I open m arket.
A. 50c advance on top vealers , This will be a PW A project and m ittees of the g ra n g es for eig h t TRUITTS GIVEN FAREWELL'
la- purpose, or to organize or help ! (;ra8g V alley and W asco will g et grand child, a b ro th er, Dr. Daniel
; was made in T uesdays trad in g , wjll employ 13 men fo r a period of .ex unties. Mr. W rig h t talked on
organize any group or society -, $1325.52 each. Moro and l^ichi- Forbes of S eattle.
Odd Fellows and RebakaKs of
the advantage of feeding w heat to
x h a teach or advocate the over- |.g a r wjll receive $994.14, Klondike
F u n eral
services
w ere
held w ith no changes made in W ednes frem 60 to 90 days.' It is coptem -
livestock as a p art of the program . Moro and Grass Valley lodges gave
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quotations.
tl row bv force o f a n y government
g e t $662.76 as a n o th e r d istrict T hursday afrirn o o n a t 1 00 o’clock
iVhile truck-in hogs sold aobut grounds landscaped, outside fire Morton Tom pkins, chairm an of the a farewell party to Joe Truitt and
i-
U nited S tates.
bas been consolidated w ith it. from Zell’s F uneral Home with
25
to 35c h ig h er th an F riday, places built, benches or park g range com m ittee presided. No wife Tuesday night at the lodge
z
’ Other districts on the list will get Rev. H enry Hanson officiating nnd
prices
M onday wc»e ab o u t 10c seats made and installed. The program was decided upon for each hall. The departing couple w<re
Zell F u n eral home in charge. In
T esnite ’b ” protestations of Pre3 $331.38 each.
grange but th e /m e e tin g brought presented with an electric lhttroe
it. »A Roosevelt th a t labor gains ‘
—
te rm e n t w as made in Hood River, low er th an the previous Monday. . work w ill begin som etim e this
! month -or early in F eb ru ary and 1 ir.formatiort to com m ittee m em bers c.ock as a token of the regard in
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good
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choice
«hali not be destroyed because of
Mrs. Robert Hoskinson is work w here the fam ily lived for m any
which they are held.
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to take back^to th eir g ro u p s ..
will use men from th is county.
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Governor Sprague E xpected To
A d d ress L aw m akers M onday
Sherman County
Blanketed With Snow
Services Today For
Mrs. T. S. Reese
Moro Woman’s
Tax Turnover Made
Club Meets
By Sheriff Wilson
25th Anniversary
Celebrated in Wasco
Masons, Stars To
Install Officers
Moro Bank Assets
Bring $5750.00
John Forbes Passes
Elementary Fund
After Long Illness
Sent To Districts
Cattle, Hogs Higher
DeMoss Park To
Be Improved
(Continued on Page two)
ing in the assessor’s office. <
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