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JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17. 1M 1^
i They mat not jump on a cayuse Vali?y
. h j ride hell for leather after a eflic rs.
l ru stle r, nor live on raisin s, nor
¿Sherman County Observer
I herd th ousands of sheep in one
Bstabliahed Nov. 2, 1888
Land, nor fire men and hire them
Crass* Valley Journal
pgain in an hour. It is th e days,
- Established Oct. 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 the conditions, th a t have changed,
noi the elem ent in m en th a t m akes
Wasco News-Enterprise
some of them stro n g ly individuati.
E stablished Nov. 1891 .
CONSOLIDATED M arch 4, 1932
G rain'
Growers
elect
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Kent Grange
j ne 21.—School d is tric ts hold
an n a i m eetings and generally 1 1 • . • -
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clec. some d irecto rs. Bob K ing
tilC V C I l
w in m any prizes a t the U n io n ;
i l,ie\ stook show.
J . n e 28.—T ex Irzy k badly h u rt
in i.ccident w ith -binder. W heat
K ent G range No. 688 held its
p re . pects about norm al
re g u la r all day m eeting S atu rd ay ,
(C ontinued n ex t w eek)’
Published Every F riday at
J a n u a ry 11. Louie S ath er, newly
Moro, Oregon
ejected M aster fo r 1941, was in
Giles L. French
_______ Ed dor
the ch a ir "for his first m eeting.
.
B usiness was cu p elled before noon >
J fa 1 TZ? »
Entered as secon -c$as5 m al e, at
tU u u n u e e from pag e one»
: nd a pot luck d in n er was served. |
the Postotfice at’ Moro. O*ei.or ' prom the Observer Jan. 10, 1902
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m em ber relief com m ission it
aftern o o n w as devoted to ,
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t ^.aw of T uesday nqo-n came
under Act of C o n g ’ vss of M arch
L apds o f the Moro Company
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w ith the th o u g h t th a t th is co n ierrin g the 1st and 2nd degreees
,-elipf tn hurdene 1
8 1879
H
orse
H
aven
are
rap
id
ly
reaching
jj0(;
,
would
only
su
p
erv
ise
the
ad-
on
the
follow
ing
can
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id
ates:
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O F F IC IA L C O U N TY I’ A P E It
values. D uring th e p a st y ear, ,
Latration of em ergency and Lyons, D oris Howell, Dorothy jt^ ees, telephone arfd pow er lines
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
m any fam ilies have moved in ffom v n t n p iOy m e n t' r e lie f as financed C ra tty , T helda
B eyers, M a u d e ,1 arm to the linem en try in g to keen
Pavable in Advance
N ebraska, K ansas and the Dako- . j.y county and fe d era l (funds. F or M errill and Glen S ath er, ^ na I th tm in w orking order. They w en
$1 5o tus. W ithin the n e x t tw o years
ONE YEAR
purpose of th is “su p erv isin g ” i Schilling, H elen H alvorsen, J e r ry j heavy laden w ith several days
very little land w ill remain un-
le g isla tu re
m agnanim ously W ilson jr., Dolores G regg, and I C0lleCtion of clinging rain a i r /
JANUARY 17, 1941
bioken. This com m unity is c&pa- j Hpi rop riated th e sum o f $15,000. Jarr.es Mobley. A bout 50 w ere |
which had-becom e tw o inches'
ble of producing over 3,000,000
the s ta te soon discovered th a t p re sen t fo r thisf m eeting.
or b e tte r thick un the w ires and
bushels of g ra in and a t the p re sen t j v a , n(>t to g et
so lig h tly and
J. J. D ecker h as a new d rilled, I _________
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ranches.
Many new country
CONERNOK’S SPEEC H
la te o f increase the tim e is not a t t ^e special session which con- w tR j Us t com pleted and has w a te r ’ telephone lines w ere reported brok-
The radio nowdays brings the fa r d ista n t.
; v ered in N ovem ber of thait sam e a t a depth of 333 fe e t which ho | en ¡n several places, the power
H. A. Thom pson, DDGM, m-
speeches of in tere st to the people
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yea. the law m akers auth o rized +> tn in k s will afford _ an ab u n d an ce, service w as in te rm itte n t and hugi
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nnn nnn fn
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o f j ! tfce
expen<liture
fo r of __
w ater.
and seyond d o u e t m an y
peop:«. stalled the follow ing officers Of
' I branches w ere broken from trees.
tb ro u g n o u t th e s ta te b e a r d ^ v e r - Moro lo d ge G4. A 0U W , on the 7th:
th e m
com e
t of
Mr
rs KODert
highw ayg and roads wer£
Mr. ana
and M
Mrs.
R obert OTUVliru
M itchell ,
ner S pragile give his m essage to C harles W hitelaw , R. M. B rash, ,
proftts o f ’ the s ta te s liq u o r i an f Mrs. Volna / G uyton and son |
R and janffereus enough that
the leg islatu re M onday afternoon, j A rt B arnum , H. S- M cDaniel, A. E. | nioiiopoiy which (the uaw m ak ers R obert m otored to
H erm iston , ‘
d r ivers w ere so v ery cau tio u c
It was a good talk, req u irin g Cousins, Ja s. Tom lin,
set up a t th is tim e.
; S atu rd ay w here M rs. Guyton re- j |
nQ
n,0 s e rjous accid en ts were re
fo r her m other, , . l nrfpd
. .
Then in J 9 3 5 th e leg
islatu
re
m
ained
to
care
-p^e snow of Monday
about th re e -q u a rte rs of an hour,
Q bgerver J a n 19, 1912
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! ported
found it n ecessary to still fu rth e r M rr. Wm. M itchell who was dl ; , ig h t ftnd T uesday m orning w as
i.nd it covered the s ta te govern
The leap y ear su rp rise -party j ir tte a s e the s ta te ’s sh a re of th e w ith influenza. The M itchells re- I fn(> th a t onJy about an in<.b or
inent and its problem s la th e r more
iven in honor of E v e re tt H astin g s : j ep ef burden and au th o rized the turned to K ent th e sam e evening. so piled
.. . up.
thoroughly than it is usually done. I g jven
The governor did not express a t the home of hrs fa th e r, John j eXj.endjtUre of $5,500,000, also to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. W ilson and
A crew of telephone com pany
h aiself as favoring one specific H astin g s, on J a n u a ry 12th w as a t - 1 tje taken out of liquor p rofits. The ¡d a u g h te r Nellie were business
men cam e M opday evening to
program of s ta te developm ent, $u; tended by the M isses Selia N ish.! stssion uf 1937 still fu rth e r in- v isitors in The D alles F riday,
m ake tem p o ra ry connections »n
la th e r reviewed the w ork of the E dna Thom pson, Eunice Kessang- 1 creased this biennial auithoriza- Mr. and Mrs. H arley McKay are
various d ep artm en ts for the bien-
G eorgia F uller, M abel IByers, t ion u $6,500,000— $5,000,000 o u t ! a t Redm ond w here th e y will re the lines on N ig g er ridge w here
of liquor profits and $1,600,000 o u t i ¿ide for some tim e while the for- i in an > cross arm s and s^ ne
r.ium and suggested laws th a t E va R uggles, K ath erin e H enna-
m .ght im prove these situ atio n s or gin, Mr. and Mrs. John Thom pson, of the g e n e ra , fund. Due to tech- | m er are em ployed . on REA work.
V ivian F ritts was a dinnei
a 4 ked th a t no change be m ade.
Mr. and Mrs. F red H ennagin, M i. r-¡cal com plications, how ever, the
ice.
He told leg islato rs th a t he and M rs. R. C. B yers, and M essrs $1,500,000 ap p ro p riatio n was not g ^est a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs
th o u g h t it best th a t they m ake no H om er Belshee Clyde f i n g e r , touched and this am o u n t was re- , Wm. Jones S atu rd ay .
! Jan. Max Min P recip itatio n
K ent is experiencing the m ost
captured by the 1939 session which
hard stru g g le to find o th er or new R ay H avener Dewey
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m eans of raising m oney this tim e. Bruce Kee,
es er
iavnohl edded an o th er $600,000 a p p ro p ria ­ d isagreeable w eath er of th e w in­ 9
26
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He said it would be b e tte r to divide na H all, Wesley F u ller, lArnold tion from the g eneral fund and a ter, including fog and ice.
T snow
24
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ti . p resen t income and not try to K essinger.
. . $6,500,000 au th o rizatio n out of
1 12 25
T sleet
21
L,.-,ease the u x e ~ > f »ny k i n d - 1
Sheriff J . C. F reem an received liquor profits fo r a g ra n d to tal of
.24 sleet
22
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p,e T h a T ^ n U m e ñ tw iU word th a t his fa th e r w as elected $8,600,000.
Jean «hfl sons E arl and Jack, Mr. ' J 3 31
25
.24 sleet and
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c e rta in o T h a v e an appeal to t h J sheriff a t F la g s ta ff, A m o n a , a .
40
26
15
11 en and women who are rig h t now the re cen t election.
dig g in g down in th eir pockets fo r
P rof. J . M. DeMoss died Jan. thaL the cu rre n t session sti+1 fu r- , w . B. W ilson and sons N orm an
W eath er records a t the ex p e r:-
iL rd cash to send to Salem and 17th, from the j e s u í t a of a p a ra - the • increase the s ta te ’s contri- | ;Uld Jam es and Mr and Mrs. Clarr nii-fit statio n show th a t .82 inch of
W ashington D . C.
.
,
P ^ c s tro k e 'w h ic h he suffered a but.on tow ard r e li e f .. needs to j cnce Cooley w ere dinner g u ests j , i ecipitation has falen so fa r thi<
$9,250,000 of which $6,799,900 is | of M ir a n d Mrs. J a y McKay Sun- m onth. A verage fo r J a n u a ry is
Oddly enough the governor, al- wee
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to come from the liquor b u sin ess i d ay . The occasion being th e b irth
though a R epublican who has r p rom the O bserver Ja n . 20, 1922 \nd $2,450,100 from -the g en eral dpy an n iv ersary of F ran k lin Mc- 1.55 inches. Over h alf th a t am ount
has fallen d u rin g the first h alf of
spoken a g a in s t the new deal phil­
Kay.
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n ullach
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AlUulnn,.
onth. _________
Total snow t o ‘date
osophy, asked in a t least two in-
A college iom ance cam e to a fund.
n telo p e , ’he - m
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W ayne
or J a n u a ry has am ounted to about
stances th a t more pow er be given h appy clim ax last S a tu rd a y , Jam
Only m ajo r am endm ent to the !
stay in g a t the Volna Guyton i
in ch s' alth o u g h it has not been
1 thou g
to appointed com m issions. C en tra- 114th when E dw ar
.
ar
new parole law t o ‘ be so u g h t a t ra n c h assistin g w ith the chorea lei per th an n 41 i inches a t any one
lization of au th o rity is a grow th D'ufur and Miss C lara
omp.
,
much in style as funny d a u g h te r of Mr. and M rs. H ans this session of the leg islatu re will while M rs. Guyton is away
tim e
It :.s sufficient how evenÄ $o
tl at is as
M rs. G. L. B a rn e t and sons
Thom pson living n e a r Moro, were be one re q u irin g com m ittin g m ag-
he
crops considerable ^ o -
fem inine h ats, it ap p ears.
Melvin and E ugene and Mrs. R ose- i
st~::tc3
to
impose
th
e
m
axim
um
quietly m arrie d a t high noon a t
The governor asked th a t some the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy penalty “a s .provided by law ” in el en Jenning«s of Cow Canyon ( e -___
decision be made th ro u g h leg isla­ K unsm an, in the presence orf w it-
11 -ases according to F red Fins- visited b riefly a t the J. L. M atthes j
in the
of w orkm en’s - I
v tion
o n Hl
LUC m a tte r «X
only
qTie n u p tial knot ley. s ta te parole directo r. Such an hem e en ro u te to The Dalles.
com pensation.' T his law has had was ‘ tied
. , , by Rev. H. G. Haneon of am endm ent will elim in ate the
Mr. and M rs. J a y McKay and
♦ wo interim com m issions w orking ♦he P re sb y te ria n church.
inequalities th a t now ex ist in pri.w •Clarence Cooley m otored to S te ­
tow ard its change and -both em ­
'•n sentences, Finaley explained. venson,' Wi., F rid ay when they
A. M. Y oung fell T h u rsd ay aif-
ployers and
em ployees
w ant
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u, 5«
T he longer m axim um sentence will b ro u g h t M rs. Cooley back to Kent
changes made. It ap p e ars they ternoon on the icy w alk n fro m
not mean longer prison term s but where the Cooleys huve em ploy­
cannot ag ree. E m ployers and es c f D t. M organ
w il actu ally tend to sh o ite n tht m ent.
pecially the com m ission w ant to w ith th e painful re8U
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M atthes.
tim e p riso n e rs are confined F ins-
elim inate the tria l by ju ry m ethod t
r1^ now nu ‘‘ y o e up
h y said. U nder the parole law Mr. and Mrs. Louis S ath er and
of d eterm ining the pay m en t in tig h t bandage^
AtvPn left tae new parole board is authorized Mr. and M rs. R. P. B arnet a tte n d ­
cr.< of disputed claim s. It is not
Mr. and M rs P. C. A txell lef
ed the card p arty a t G rass Valley
g eneral in o th er s ta te s , the govern I T uesday for a th ree w eeks visit to release prisoners^ as soon as S atu rd ay evening, the first of a
the> are found to nave qualified
with Mr. and M rs. J. C. T eal and
noi reported, b u t labor w ants it
for parole. F acto rs taken into series sponsored by the Rebekahs
fam ily at B attleg ro u n d , W ash in g ­
r< tain ed —and m ay keep it.
consideration in deciding th is qu es­ of th a t place.
W ren Hogue and son Roy of
tion include the a ttitu d e o f the
The governor also asked th a t ton.
G
rass
V alley and F ra n k B ennett
prisoner
tow
ard
society
and
his
som ething be done for vocational
conduct since e n terin g the peni­ of The Dalles were a t K ent Mon­
education. The p re sen t need for
ten tiary . U nder th is policy, copied day m orning to move th e ir well
train e d men in w ar w ork has mad*
from o th e r sta te s o p eratin g under drill to G rass Valley.
th is spot in our educational sys­
O scar and Cl’.nton Jen k in s of
sim ilar s ta tu te s , it is possible for
tem m ore noticable. The trouble
a prisoner serving a long sentence Fossil w ere over n ig h t g u ests at
w ith the hill of the 1939 session qy John W\ Kelly
to Ibe released on p aro le before he the home of Mr. and M rs. J . C-
th a t would have perm itted more
C ontinued from page one.
h rf^ ^ o m p le te d his first y ea r of Wilson W ednesday n ig h t. These
vocational education was th a t it ,
,
,e - up /b o th e r -school system t a d « , w herever possible, fo r a t
penal servitude w h ereas an o th er boys fa th e rs are tw in b ro th ers
rlo n g sid e t i p / one now in action « » roads. S ta te I)1* .
_ prisoner under a much sh o rter and life long friends of the W il­
. . . . . . __
ar.d th is seemed very uneconomic m lissions are not all in fa v o r ol sentence m ig h t be d etained fo r a sons.
Jam es Kinney and Lyle Whale}
much longer period.
t j the com m ittee.
I tl,is Pr ° 8 rarn
of Shaniko tra n sa c te d business in
The ch ief executive spoke for
F o r riv ers and h arb o rs and flood
Kent Tuesday.
Indicative
of
the
splendid
co
n
d
i­
more pow er for the gam e commis control the presid en t proposes
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis were
tion
of
O
regon's
young
m
en
71.2
s on to se t open seasons and catch stopping any fu rth u r work. T here
dinner
guests a t the home of Mr.
lim its. L ast tim e the leg islatu re a rt 14 dam s in the flood control p tr cent of the first thousand men end M rs. J. C. W ilson F rid ay
exam
ined
in
th
is
s
ta
te
under
the
refused to g ra n t such a u th o rity . p ro g ram which he has elim inated
evening.
It m ay feel again th a t under a I - two are in O regon. Only m a in te­ leccnt conscription a c t were founn
K ent town team played W asco’s
ohysically
fit
for
m
ilitary
service,
dem ocracy it is the elected re p re ­ nance is allowed fo r riv ers and
b ask etb all town team on the K ent
according
to
Lt.
Col.
E
m
er
V.
sen tativ es of the people who should h arb o rs on ex istin g projects.
W ooten, sta te d irec to r of selective floor S atu rd ay evening and were
propose and dispose^ and not an
i service. A nother 15.3 per cen. ecfeated 29 to 24.
appointed board.
Ir. the ship building program , to v 'tre (found qualified for lim ited
C itizens who, d u rin g th is m onth, be u n d e r the m aritim e com m is- m ilitary service and only 13.5 per
large num ber of m easures are I
have tim e to s it' around th e fire s on, one or m ore y a rd s will be cent were found to be hysically
known
to have been d ra fted and i
and ponder on public m a tte rs located on the W illam ette o r Col­
unfit.
in readiness for introduction when ,
m ight well s ta r t the v procedure um bia, owned by the fed eral gov­
#• m »
the session opened.
w ith a read in g of the speech which ern m en t and operated
privately.
A m ix-up in the p rin tin g of the
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is published. It gives a very fa ir
.iew codes n ecessitatin g the r e ­
A h alf dozen m easures sponsor- j
review of the s ta te ’s position and These are for steel ships. T here p rin tin g of fo-ur volum es has r e ­
ed by the sta te highw ay com ,
th ere will be som ething to agree will also be a program (y e t u n ­ sulted in a dehiy in the in troduc­
mission were placed in the hands [
With <nd disagree w ith fo r n e a r­ announced officially) fo r wood tion of new bills in both houses and
of the senate com m ittee on roads
ships and some of th ese m ay be up to Tuesday n ig h t only two and highw ays M onday and will be i
ly every reader.
allocated to Coos B ay, Tillam ook m fasu res had been dropped into introduced as com m ittee bills. The
and A storia. F or the tim e being the hoppers. Both of these are most im p o rtan t of these would j
B ILL BROWN
the P u g e t sound y ard s have sill senate bills. One provides for a authorize the highw ay commission
“ W agont.ire” Browm died last
they can handle and while one radical change in the speed laws, to co n stru ct “freew ay s.” These |
v ee k th u s ending one of the m ost
recently subm itted bids on five m aking p resen t indicated speeds are super highw-ays ing ress and
colorful lives of O regon’s big
cargo c a rrie rs, it w as $1,000,000 prim a facia and rep ealin g . the egress to and froru which would be
cou ntry.
h ig h er on each ship th an a bid basic speed law which h as proven under the absolute control of the j
All who live in these p a rts have
from P ortland. Before th e end of ineffective in cu rb in g speeders in cc m mission. " Such a highway^ it
h eard of Browm and have heard
The real test of a truly great
th(
y ear - approxim ately 10,000 the several y ears it has been tried is explained, would be free of
ta le r of his peculiarities, his use
men
will
be
em
ployed
in
sbiiibuild-
beer is $econd bottle satis­
in th is sta te . The proposed prim.i sc’ vice statio n s, hot dog stan d s
of sim ple expletives
“S hucks,
ing ^V '"m e „W illam ette-C olum bia facia speed law would s h ift the and autom obile cam ps, except a t j
faction! Next time*TryTwo*
Confound it,” his h a b it of firing
ai
ta
.
burden
of
proof
in
a
ch
arg
e
of
v
idely
sep
arated
points
designat-
his m en and doing all the work
— and satisfy yourself!
speeding from the shoulders of the e l by the highw ay departm en t, i
km w elf until an o th er crew arrived.
a rre s tin g officer to those of the A nother of these bills would j.
T he m ost generous of m en, he
accused m otorist. T he oth er m eas­ authorize the operation of longer ,
h aa a t tim es a g ro u p of hangors
ure b ears th e nam es of S en ato r trucks up to 60 feet, and h eavier
on th a t would have broken a
S teiw er of W heeler county and loads over highw ays w ith perm is- j
Continued from page one.
banker.
R ep resen tativ e F ren ch of Sher sien of the ni^hw ay d ep artm en t.
In com m ent on his death it hafs com m ittee wom^n
May 31Tt^War on crickets (being !,n a n county and seeks to exem pt Still an o th er seeks to control sign
been said th a t he was a product
cf a period which perm itted the fo u g h t ea.< of W asco. C ity of certain cooperative telephone as- boards along public highw ays.
V * ’ *
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g ro w th of individualism and th a t W asco refunding $17,000 in bonds. sociations from ta x a tio n .
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A num ber of fo restry bills, some
fiia kind will never again be pro­ N< w road b uilt across hack Finne-
t
,
P
ublishers of the new code have am endm ents to the liquor laws,
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duced since com plexity has come gln by county crew.
j
une.—
Weed
control-
-»district
prom
ised to have com plete sets of changes to the PUD act, an am end­
t:» th e civilization and individuals
\o
te
d
by
court.
The
Pacific
Pow
er
,
the
revam
ped edition in the hands m ent or two to the milk control
i-re vanishing. Men— to follow
th is th e o ry — are tu rn in g tp m a­ and L ig h t com pany hold open j of the law m akers before t>he end law and num erous o th er m easu res
chines ¡them selves in this m achine house in celebration of its 30tn of the week when it is expected a ve in the m aking and can be ex-
‘•cted to m ake th e ir appearance
R iini^crsary. -
..
j the deluge of bills will s ta r t to
age. J « -
w
Ju
n
e
14.—S
tation
field
day
sche-
flow
to
the
House
and
Senate
defcV
early
in the session.
W e doubt th a t. T here will be
individuals for a long tim e yet. duled fo r June 21.. Moro and G rass ! rr.d thence into com m ittee».t . A
In Other Days |
,
K ent P.T.A. m et a t the school
auditorium Monday evening, J a n ­
uary ' 13th to discuss hot lu n ch es
for the school children and to m a k t
plans fo r a p arty fo r th e children
some tim e in the n ea r fu tu re , but
due to bad w eath er only seven were
present.
Candidates
Gsesip
W eather W arms
W ind Changes
At The National
Capitol
BOTTLE
Chronology
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-a..».
ve
Comment and
Wheezed Again, by Crackle! «
y s : (Trying to buy some lU-
m onds)“ Wh-o atte n d s to the n u t s ? ”
C lerk : ‘‘J u s t be p atien t, I ’ll w ait
on you in a aninute.”
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- “ H ow’d you g et along w ith your
w ife in th a t fig h t th e o th er
n ig h t? ”
“Aw, she cam e craw lin g to me
Liles F ren ch
o r her knees.”
“ Y eah? W hat did she s a y ? ”
The 41st legislative assem bly
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“ Come out from under th a t bed,
f O regon g o t under way Monday
with little or no evidence of th e ^ ‘ 5' qu cow ard!” _
Predictions
itru g g le fo r the sp eak ersh ip th a t
“ Sadie, w hat is a g e n tle m a n ? ”
£ave some signs of d isru p tin g th t
“ A g en tlem an ,” answ ered Sadie,
aouse o rg an izatio n b efore it was
“
is
a m an you don’t know very
made. F a rr e ll’s g roup was able
well.”
to a tta c h to it the newly appoint-
d G. C. H uggins who took the
“ I need ten bucks and I don’t
place of injured B ertie McCloskey
know
w here to g et it.”
.no th e long doubtful O rval
“ I ’m, glad of th a t, I was afra id
Thom pson of A lbany who has been,
astrid e th e fence since the sp ea k ­ you th q u g h t you could g et it fro m
m e.”
ership cam paign began.
House m em bers seem a trifle
worn o u t from the acrim ony of
fighting fo r th eir officers and th e
first day w as w ith o u t s ta rtlin g
event or signs of activ ity other
than prosaic o rg an izatio n . . The
quietness of the day was real in
an o th er way. • T h ere is no long
?tring of women a t the door ask ­
ing each leg islato r fo r a job, few
men to b u tto n hole one and speak
of h is delinquent re n t anji h u n g ry
children when ask in g for a few
days w ork. The effect of the w ar
pi op eratio n s are th u s felt.
W ar p re p ara tio n s m ay also he
felt in th e lack of h ard fighting
for m ore re lie f money. The g o v er­
n or’s b u d g et has raised this fund
from the $18,000,000 it was last
year to $21,000,000 and th a t will
probably suffice, th in g s oeing w hat
they &re. lt m ay be ju s t as well
to save the ta x p a y e rs fo r the d e­
m ands th a t will likely be made
upor them when the w ar p re p ara -
t.ons cease.
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C om m ittee ap p o in tm en ts were
announced late M onday evening in
the house although sen ato rs know
their places for w ork before th a t
9m e. S en ato r S teiw er will be
chairm an of A ssessm ent & T a x a ­
tion and a m em ber of E lections
&■ P rivileges, In d u stries, L iv esto ck
end R esolutions.
R epresen tativ e F rench is c h a ir­
man of Land Use, as in 1939 s e s ­
sion, and is a m em ber of A ssess­
m ent & T ax atio n , Revision of Laws
and U tilities ag well as being a )
vice ch airm an of Medicine, D en­
tis try & P harm acy.
R ep resen tativ e H arvey M iller is
vice ch airm an of Game and a m em ­
ber of E lections (which may be a
v< ry im p o rtan t one) F o restry and
Livestock.
T here is much talk of the length
of the session but no enthusiasm
ro o u t the 40 day intention of
National Distillers Products
lcncers.
Corporation, New York
- Kalem seems ra th e r unconcerned
b.bout th e whole thing. The lack
cf big in te re st in the job (of
course th ere are enough ap plicants
GEORGE G. U PD EG R A FF
but not as m?iny as before) the
fact th a t there were tick ets galore
for the g o v ern o r’s speech and the
A tto r n e y A t L a w
fli’Oi w as not filled and the a b ­
sence of g re a t crowds around the
M o ro a n d W,
M arion Hotel lobby to finagle an J
striv e fo r point or place indicate
th p t the citizenry has o th e r fish
to fry- .
Zlk
fffrqiits say-
IT HITS
THEMARK
fo r Quality, Flavor
and Valuel
N O T IC E O F F IN A L
SETTLEM ENT
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NO TICE IS H ER EB Y G IV EN ,
Thau the undersigned, A dm inis­
The Live Stock m a rk e t a t the tra to r w ith the Will Annexed of
P o rtlan d Union Stock Y ards, d u r­ ihe E sta te of M inerva J. M edler,
ing the week ended J a n u a ry 11, deceased, has filed in the County
showed 25c to 50c gain in the da tile C ourt of Sherm an County, S ta te of
Oregon, his final account as sucn
prices, hog m arket prices advanc
ed 50c to 75c from late the previous A d m in istrato r of said E s ta te ana
week, and fa t lam bs vbete 25c to th a t F rid ay , the 31st day of J a n ­
50c h ig h er. There were 2,602 cat- u ary , 1941 a t the hour of 10.00*
t e, 237 calves, 3,809 hogs and 2, o’clock a. m., has been fixed by
136 ?J»epp jry tjhg ^pen m ark e t re ­ said C ourt as the tim e for h earin g
of objections to said rep o rt, and
ceipts dubing th e ’ p a s t week.
M onday’s trad in g th is week in ­ the settlem en t thereof.
E. E. Barnum
cluded 2,572 ca ttle, 165 calves, 2,-
A
d
m
in
istrato
r w ith the Will A n­
395 hogs, and 2,045 sheep on the
nexed of the E s ta te of M inerva
epen m ark et.
The ca ttle m ark et was generally J. M edler, Deceased.
8-11
unchanged W ednesday, except fo r Gavin & Gavin, A ttorneys.
canner and common cows, which
V e re stro n g to 25c h ig h er J n M oro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Moro, Oregon
spots.
M eets 1st and 3rd
W ednesday’s hog prices • were
T uesdays
in
the
gbnerally 50c or m ore a ,cwt.
I.O..O.F. hall T rai
h ig h er th an M onday’s quotations,
sien t and visitin g
w ith a carload top o f $9.50, and
b ro th ers are cordi
the bulk of the good to choice 170
ally invited to m eet
to 215 lb thuckins bulked a t $9.25
* ;th us.
tc $9.50.
Joe Ritner N.G.
W ednesday’s prices in the sheep Vernon M illet. Sec.
: lleys were generally unchanged
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
from M onday’s quotations. A
Moro, Oregon
The follow ing q uotations are
Meets
2d
&
4th Tues
based on prices being paid in W ed­
day
of
each
m onth.
n esd ay ’s trad in g :
V
isiting
m
em
bers wel
C A TTLE. Good g ra in fed steers
come.
I $10.00 to $11.00. Good g ra in Jed
h eifers $9.00 to $9.25. Good beef Helen M artin N. G.
cowr $7.25 to $7 85, m edium $6.50 Florence Johnston, Se<
to $7.00, common $5.50 to $6.50. E ureka Lodge No. 121 A -F & A-M
V calers, good to choice, $10.50 to
M eets on the 1st and
$11.50. B ulls, m edium to good,
3rd
T h u rsd ay
eve­
¿6.75 .tQ,A$7.75.
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nings of each m onth.
HOGS: Good to 'chojce ca rlo ts
V isitin g m em bers cqr
$9.50; 170 to 215 lb tru ck in s $9.25
dially invited to m eet
to $9.50; 230 to 285 lb butchers
w ith us.
$860 to $8.75; lig h tw eig h t b u tch­ M endell B alsiger W.M.
ers $8.50 to $8.75;. packing sows
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
$6.00 to $7.25. Feeder pigs $8.50
B ethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S.
to $9.00, few to $9.25.
Mo’ro, Oregon
S H E E P : Good to choice fejIA ool-
M eets Every Second and
ed lam bs $8.75 to $9.26;/m ed iu m
F o jr th T h u rsd a y s in each
to good $8.00 to $8.50; common
Month. V isiting m em bers
$7.50 to $7.75.
S la u g h ter ewes,
Invited
pood to choice $4.50 to '$ 5 6 5 .
,
.
«r. X » a nc • 7i P atricia Woods Sec.
Market Prices Rise
Shorn lam,os $8.00 to $8.25, fall i n „roth, Moor< w M
1 »horn-Jo $8.50, 1 ,
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