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Fifty-Third Year N o. 14
Legislative
Moro. Oregon. Friday, F e b ru a ry 7, 1941
Twó& Killed in Crash of Airliner
Comment and
Economic
Conference
w-
Predictions
Held Monday
Official County Paper
Sherman County National Defense
Pioneer Buried Meeting Held
In The Dalles
1 C harles W. Moore, 82, died Wednesday
j early S atu rd ay m orning, F eb ru ary
1st, a t his P ortland home following
Effect of International
Speaker cf the Evening
Now a t the beginning of the
j a long illness. He was born in i
fo u rth week comes puiblic hearings
Indiana Ju ly 22, 1858, the son cf
Situation on Farmers
Maintains Good Roads
on the m ost controversai m easures
| R ufus A. and Saraih J. Moore.
th a t are likely to be introduced
Funeral
services
were
held
Mon-,
Studied and Discussed
Essential for Defense
intc this fo rty -first legislative as-
j day m orning in P ortland, with
cem bly—the unem ploym ent com
The m em bers of the crops, livc- [ graveside rites inThe Dalles Mon- I A N ational Defense Conference
pensation law am endm ents. Labor
|
stock,
land use, and home and l day aftern o o n a t 3 o’clock, with 1 elu by 'D istrict No. 5, com prised
th i
i' 4
Q.
n
of
!
*
’
»’
king
for
four
things
and
it
!.'
ru
ral
life
com m ittees m et a t an i ‘he Odd Fellows in charge.
of Hood 'River, Wasco, Sherm an,
Sidney Hillman, c o r r e c to r of :
{(mr puhlj(, hearjngs
economic
conference
F eb ru ary 3, ! Mr. Moore was one of the early Crqok, Jentorson and Deschutes
OPM, can m anage it <he will union
will be held before the committee
ai which tim e E. It. Jac k m a r, p orieers of Sherm an county com- chunties, W ednesday n ig h t in Moro
ize every shop in th e U nited S tates
- which is the house judiciary ,
A rth u r King, and Azeala S ag ?i, 1 ing 'here in 1882 w ith his b ro ther, drew a crowd of near th ree hun-
w ith a n atio n al defense order and
com m ittee— tak es an y action.
E
xtension Specialists from Oregon ( H enry, preceding the oth er mem- d red persons.
w herever possible it will be a CIO
The hearing Monday night wa3 j
Mr. Moore,
S late college, discussed vario u ; b i r s 'o f his fam ily.
union, fo r Hitllman is vice p re s i
The K ent school orchestra and
held in the house chamber which
along with his fa th e r and brother
background
and
outlook
m
aterial
dent o f the CIO. All over th e
the Moro high school »hand fur-
.
j
. j , i p erm its the m em bers and the
This picture shows the wreckage of a Transcontinental and Western aUee'ting ag ricu ltu ral production i took governm ent land ab o u t five 1 r.ished two num bers each while
country there h i . developed
. » r.Mi
*
d
#f com fort.
airliner, which crashed near Lambert field, St. Louis, Mo., while landing A review of the recom m endations miles north of G rass Valley. In
the crowd was g ath erin g . ‘A fte r
°f T r
"
are
P thar. d w s ^ e hearing room in the
at ¿arm . The b'j sleeper plane err hed after striking a tree with a
accomplishments made since 1889 be rented his land m oving to the flag salute and the singing of
the defense p r o g r a m - th e y ra n g e b a!em en t w bich,
o f ¡u
t p in a c -csp^t.uju close to the ground. The crash brought death 1938 was presented to the mem
G rass Valley where he engaged in
from (trucks and p a r ts for air- 1
“ S ta r Spangled B anner” by the
to two and injuries to 12 persons aboard.
ventilation and low ceiling
is
'j
fhe
general m erchantile business
bership prior to the presentation
planes to powder p lan ts and ship
audience, Rev. H G. Hanson ren-
known as the “ Black Hole of Cal
.01 the outlook m aterial. These ' w ith Dr. C. R. Rollins. * The busi d n e d the Invocation.
yard s, and in each instance the de c u tta .”
r« < em m endations and accomplish- ness later lx*camc known as The
m and is fo r m ore pay and m ini
M erit or experience ra tin g was
n in ts were discussed under the iu- C itiz e n s Commercial com pany a> i Mrs - Wily K nighten, chairman
mum hours.
m eeting, introduced the
the subject under discussion Mon
uivleual com m ittee headings. Ken- I it was organ heed and incorporated ' ol
W here th ere is com petitive bid day night. S easonality, increased
’
e
y
Mr.
.Moore
and
hls
associates,
j
president
of the d is tr ic t, Mrs.
.
!.! tli M artin of Kent, C hairm an ot
ding a successful c o n tra cto r is in
Mr.
Moore
was
m
arrie
d
Novem-
i
F
vank
von
Borstel, who in turn
benefits
and
a
sh
o
rte
r
w
aiting
IxC^lllHr
iVlCCtin^
tne Ixmd U<e com m ittee, acted as
dan g er of losing,, as he bids on
0»
:•
21,
1886.
a
t
P
ortland,
Oregon
\
introduced
the
D istrict Conwnan-
period will also ba debated.
11.airman in the absence of th<-
the p re v ailin g w age a t th e tim °;
The county court held its re g u
1
to
Eva
L.
Rollins,
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
cf
r
>
P
enn
Crum,
of Hood River,
Socialized medicine has made its
' rig u la r chairm an.
he has to build on t<he te rm s of the advent into the house through a lar m eeting W ednesday, Ftsbiu-
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Rollins.
To
1
who
Kay
e
a
sh
o
rt
talk.
Mr. Jackm an d iscussal the world
c< n tra c t and give a perform ance
Wendell B alsiger and Je rry Cu.i-
till introduced' by J. F. Hosch of ary 5 a t the court house with all
‘hi;
union
were
born
two
children.
O
ther
musical
num
bers w’ere the
liif shared honors as the best sk u atio n which now xls more or
bond. W ith the cosLjflus fixed fee, Bend, him self a doctor. It is a m em bers present.
Mabel
and
Ray.
Miss
Mabel
is
»wo
Jak
k
u
sisters
from
Hood Riv-
less dom inated by the to ta lita ria n
the governm ent negotiates w ith
The forenoon v/as taken up with s tellers a t the old fashioned sp ell
long bill and will not be very gen-
‘he
only
im
m
ediate
survivor,
Mrs.
'
ci'*'
who
sang
three
songs
com-
governm ents as far. as a g ric u ltu r
th e co n tra cto r, agrees on the cos: erally read. But an o th er hearin g atten tio n
given to
individuals ing bee W ednesday m orning when al m arkets are concerned. At the Mcore having preceded her bus- ' pored by th eir m other, Mrs. Eino
prices and gives a fee fo r super- w ’ll be held on it. It insures fam - rs k in g f o r . road rep airs, rig h t of the Moro B reak fast club met fel
beginning of the p resen t \^ar the band in death an d ' Ray h arin g I Jrk k u . Miss A lfreda Lee of The
vising the job. 'But tihe fixed fee ibes w ith an ineome under $1500 u * y c and inform ation reg ard in g li ; re g u la r m eeting.
died in The Dalles at th e ag e of ‘ Dalle« sang two popular melodies,
has been based on prevailing
Flans for a basket social were \ urid production and supply of I 15 years while try in g to learn to accom panied by Mrs. Ben Hock-
r.r.d gives them m edicine hospiti- ca ttle g u ard s and gates. Most of
vita!
commodities
were
all
on
sui-
w ages and any increased ra te is lizatibn, corrective appliances sucn the bills were also disposed of at ai nounced fo r W ednesday nigh*.
I swim.
1 man. Miss Phyllis O estreieh and
an unset.
I hiL ary 12, by chairm an Knigh- p u.1 This situation has never
a sto re teeth , glasses, etc., and this tim e.
The
fam
ily
left
Sherm
an
coun-
Miss Eileen Lemley of Grass Val-
Hillm an, bora in R ussia and don- j
-I t :. The b re ak fa st cluio m embers oi curred prior to this p articu lar ty ElVout 1908, m oving to The I ’ey fayored with a Dutch dance.
payu them while incapacitated. Tbe
v.
ai
At
the
beginning
of
all
other
The afternoon was m ostly de n e cordially inviting the com m un
e r of $1,000,000 to Lenin from dues cost is horn by the em ployers,
where Mr. Moore was
Mrs. Lydig E. Horsfall ' of
o f a union he controlled, is now j
voted to Mr. Hjckok, an arch itect ity to come and yyitw th eir youtn. ^yars there was a deficiency ii. r Dialles
e g is tr a r a) The Dalles I^and office! M: rshfield, a m em ber of the Na-
the em ployees and the s ta te and
num
ber
of
the
presen
t
supplies,
the 'big *hot in the Office of P ro the m inim um would he 40 cents from,. The Dalles, who cam e a t the ri i.( proceeds from this social- will
riqudiTt of the county court for be used for paym ent of suits ?!- ai cording to Mr. Jackm an. In ad for several y e a rs, m oving to P o rt- I tional Defense com m ittee was the
duction M anagem ent, w ith spec- j
per week fo r each em ployer fo r
I land in 1915, where he resided un- | main speaker of the evening bring-
:al atten tio n to labor. He is work- j
the-
purpose of determ in in g the :ead y given to th e Moro basketball dition to this inform ation Mr.
ccch employe. W orkers would have
til his death.
ing a m essage from a series of
J:rck
man
discussed
the
prices
:nt to compel unionization through
le s t and m ost inexpensive w»y to t .wr. team .
a m inim um of 10 cent«.
m eetings attended recently in the
farm
ers
have
to
pay
as
com
pared
a i rovisron he has insisted he w rit-
Coach Hollinshead, in thanking
The house b e a t its first reg u lar build more vault space and office
E ast on N ational defense. She
to
the
prices
received
for
their
rooms
fo
r
the
court
house.
Noth
the b re a k fa st club, prom ised t h i t
ten into the contracts. If the 1 ™ - b;11 Monday to s ta rt the week off
s
’lessed the predicam ent of France
ag
ricu
ltu
ral
com
m
odities,
the
p
ro
basketball equipm ent
: 'r r
10? ' ’Ce.Pt 1
w ith » tone of « re 6 g u la rity . The ing definite was decided, except t.ic new
w
arning the U. S. to awaken as
duction
and
ca^h
farm
income
and
c a u s e . H illm an directs th e arm y v ,ctln)
the bj|,
it a th a t Mr. Hickok is to provide sonic v ould he the deciding facto r in
the sam e th ings are happening
or n a w to give the job to the next ,,„ s<jem<. IK)r u take , fee of any draw ings and estim ates of plan-i th e ir expected win over the Con- the prices of farm products, the
! l.eri th a t led to the downfall o f
man, if the (at er agrees.
, c<'n team to he played next week. comp^rra-on of farm industrial and
is j kind knowingly and corruptly for feasible.
T
hat
both
chemical
an
alysis
and
,
F rance. She also mentioned t ile
labor
income
and
the
farm
and
in
s\*«t*>m is costing th e Asnencan w „rkin)f for , bil, in the ]e(rj5ls.
I Ju d g e P o tter, president of the
The court made a rran g e m e n ts Wasco Civic club, through Proxy d u strial
of keying mentally,
price com parison, ' the Lu.king tests show flour made from | necessity
people m ore money fo r th eir n a to re while a m em ber. Some blase
m
orally
and
physically fit, espec-
v/ith
the
Pacific
Pow’en
&
Light
wholesale
prices
'of
ag
ricu
ltu
ral
Rex
wheat
to
be
of
superior
q
u
a’-
tional defense.
conservatives voted ag a in st it be com pany fo r an exchange of the Li Roy W rig h t, invited the (break com m odities and the w holesa'e ity in m any respects is shown in irlly our children.
fa s t club to atten d the next m eet
cause of th e ir belief th a t there
M rs. H orsfall called atten tio n
The next step of H illm an (and w asn’t much th a t could be done ’inc they built to the fa ir grounds ;i g of the Civic club, a t which time ¡•i ices of non-agricultural com olheial rep o rts of the federal
for the line now on the CCC a m em ber of the S ta te Highway m odities.
The speaker tiixl this b cieau of p lan t industry received to the fact th a t com m unism , fas-
he has tbe support o f tihe p resi
about it by passing a law. O ther grounds built by the power com
c sm and Nazism are the sam e
d en t) is to have th e governm ent voters were not on so high a plane. par>y. ,
Commission is expected to discuss in 'o rm atio n in to the world s itu a a v Oregon S ta te college.
A
m
ong
o
th
e
r
q
u
a
litie
s
Rex
is
tion
explaining
how
the
present
and not to be fooled in the aim s
t;ikc over niants w here th ere ar«1
the proposed m ilitary load devei-
Old Oscar,- the pioneer in the
lab o r disputes. The president and g' lo clothes^ sta re s steadily to the
Mr. A. C. B arnecro ft of the (j m ent through Sherm an county. situation probably would affect sio ivn by these tests to have the : of eith er. In speaking o f w hat
highest carotene content of any lO -agon m ight do to help in the
H :ilmab have discussed tbis m as n'-rth unmoved by the show of ex W est Coast Binding com pany was
M arion McKee, M artin Melzer, fu tu re ag ricu ltu ral prices.
.Mrs. S ager discussed family v t stern w heat with the exception i’< fcr.se program she m entioned
te r
Tbe industries would he r e citem ent going on in the cham bers in attendance to help the court Dor McLeod anti K enneth McKean
garded as not cooperating: as hold below him, a t the speeches, the figure an ap p ro p riate hook for the w ere announced as the com m ittee budgets as they would be affected ol Jenkin club, the favorite w inter ! roads, the im portance of wide
ing up the program . Hillm an does h u rrying. And his passivenes5 break down of road work 'book- to a rra n g e e n tertain m e n t for the b> the foregoing inform ation as w heat of w estern Oregon. C aro s tra ig h t roads for the m oving of
discussed by Mr. Jackm an. Mrs tene is the basic source of vitam in troops and equipm ent, asking us
l o t co n tem olate d ra ftin g labor, inay be rig h t and proper fo r he keeping
r ex t m eeting F eb ru ary 19.
S ag er’ indicated th a t food and A and, unless bleached out, givoa to picture the huge arm y trucks
how ever, and com pelling labor to i will exist a to p the dome for m any '
of today m aking much progress
household
commodities would -cos' flour a slight yellowish color.
work.
years longer th an will any of the
A lthough Rex w heat has tested er. the Columbia highw ay.
orr the average, a little more m on
Mr. Roosevelt and e th e rs have leg islato rs below. And the state
ey for 1911 than was the case in coi sisten tly high in carotene coim
said: “ You cannot strik e ag a in st will be here ju s t the sam e, and
The program was closed by the
1940. The speaker also m ention t: ids, flour made from it bleaches su .g in g of God Bless A m erica, led
th é g o v ern m en t.” T here has been the early m orning fog will er»-
ed th at balanced diets were very | v bite w ithout difficulty when de by Mrs. F rank G ilbert o f Hood
a strik e in th e navy shipyards com pass the stateh o u se leaving
sk ed, the rep o rt adds.
w here w arships were under con him a shining m ark and the sun
River, and a tap dance by M ary
Salem , Ore., Feb. 6.— The school settled counties which have only im p o rtan t from the standpoint o f i
struction. T here are now, in will glin t on his axe bit while ta> equalization problem has again a ftw cars but more miles of coun p’ ysical and m ental health, in | Officials of the E astern Oregon S ayrs, . Ana jean
K nighten and
W ashington, delegates’' from the fu tu re leg islato rs striv e and s tru g been injected into the leg islatu re. ty roads to m a'n tain th an do th-- j.iitic u la r among o u r grow ing W heat League, concerned w ith r e P atricia French.
vards th ro ughout th e country de gle over bills called m om entous a t This tim e it has taken the fo p n lucre heavily populated counties. e ! ii! ( ir e n . A good d iet should con- cent m illing discounts a g a in st Rex
A social hour of dancing and re
m anding th a t all navy yard w ork the tim e and fo rg o tten before the of a proposal for s ta te aid in the A l-ill introduce»! early in the ses taii the following: milk, leafy and ! win at, are pointing out these fed freshm ents followed.
ers he given more pay. E very in legislators have caught up on their fo im of a ,s p e c ia l tax levy large s.on by R epresentatives French, r reen vegetables, yellow veget-a- i eral rep o rts ns indicating the
su p erio rity of Rex flour. Rex, a
d u strial p lan t w here th ere has sleep.
enough' to raise $20 fo r every an:i M iller an 1 S en ato r Steiwei Tier and fru its, in order for an in
hybrid o rig 'n ated a t the Moro
dividual
to
receive
the
necessary
,
been a strike or w here a strike
The dethate on the m em orial to child on the school census. U nder changing the basis .of this appor-
will be called is w orking on de-
th<> p¡erce ,bi„ re . the term s of the bill which has t'o n m en t to th at o»f assessed v al v ;tam ins and energy for good . branch experim ent station, has be
come the favorite w inter w heat in
fense orders, and these strik es are quired several dayts to settle. The been d rafted w ith the aid of the uation has met with a lot of oppo hff-.lth.
A rth u r King, Extension Spec- ! n ost p a rts of the Colum’h ia basin
r g ain st the governm ent fo r th e y bnl would authorize the federal slate d p artm e n t of education the sition from those 17 counties which
are d elay in g the production of governm ent to borrow $60,000,000 rr venue derived ^from this p ro w< -Id suffer loss of revenues un ialist in Soils, discussed briefly the ! because of its high yields, smuc
The comedy “J u s t M arried”
very im p o rtan t essentials fo r th e from the R FC and buy up a bunch posed tax levy would (be a p p o r til r the proposed change. These app licatio n o f the foregoing infor- , it .“¡stance and hardiness..
sponsored
by the W asco high
M illers have discounted the w heat
ra tio n a l defense.
of tim ber land in Oregon and tioned am ong the counties «on the sam e legislators, to g e th e r wit.n mi.tion to Sherm an county condi a fte r re p o rtin g difficulty with it school Monday and T uesday eve
e
♦
*
W ashington. Counties objected b e basis of to tal^ d ay s atten d an ce in oth er eastern and cen tral Oregon tions and in addition stated th at I
nings provided both fun and cash
On the floor of th e house of cause the land would be taken from tbe elem entary and high schools. m em bers of the House and Senate ir buying farm s, on the average in certain m illing processes.,
re p resen ta tiv e s denunciations of Ih e ta x roll and handled by some The counties, in tu rn , would a p
In baking tests the federal bu of around $100, which Principal
p.»e now a t work on several oth er th at farm ers buy $1620.00 worth
Caldwell states will m ake a aut>-
t he strik e s are daily m ade and new '
Two or three portion the m oney out to the dis- ph ns under which the ap p o rtio n cl p lant fqod elem ents in the first j reau has reported Rex as unusual siar.tial p iy m en t tow ard th e p u r
bills, keep ap p earin g to solve the |
agency
in
th
at
it
coni'bines
a
long
“dough-
six
inches
of
soil
In
developing
m ay have read the tiic ts on thehasis o.f teaching units m ent wo-uld he based on a combi
problem . Several bills would pro P.erce bill before the talk started . and days attendance in each dis- nation of factors including a u t)- ‘be inform ation fu rth e r he stated bal’” time, usuajly associated witn chase of moving picture eejuip-
menr for the school.
h ib it strik es, others would provide V oting on th e m em orial was la rg e t ’ let.
r.tohile re g istratio n , assessed val th a t in the first one-fourth inch of * 1 aid w heat, w ith larg e particle
The Wasco band played under
lo r com pulsory arb itra tio n . N oth ly because of the lack of inform a
Aiccording
to Rex
P utnam . uation, and m ileage o f county :cil there was $70.00 worth of size ch aracteristic of so ft wheat.
ing will he done w ith these m eas- tion on the p a rt of the m em bers ' sta te sup erin ten d en t of public in- r< ads,* in an effort to devise, a p,i.nt food elem ents in the form j Rex or the Rex selections ar.‘ the direction of Andrew Landles,
u ’-fs, »but thev do enable the m- and the general belief th a t mem- . struction, the m easure does not fo im ula th a t would give a more of nitrogen, phosphorus and pot- | listed am ong the varieties th a t Clyde Fridley favored w ith a
di g r a n t m em bers to blow off crisis m erely serve to fill w aste involve a proposal to raise addi- equitable distribution of this m on a h. Em phasis was placed on the made the best cookies and cakes, ti limpet solo and the Choral club
steam . W hat b u rn s up various b ask e ts back in W ashington where tional revenues for school pur- ey w ithout doing too much violence advisability of preventing erosion. while as to bread the re p o rt say* s.ing a num ber of songs.
Ir. the Queen contest Hcleri Blau
m em bers is th a t A m erican citizens an o th er group are hired to le g is - 1 poses but only to equalize the .rev-
to any of the counties now en This can be done, according to Mr. that “ it is of in terest to note th at
are compelled to join a union to late. P a rtisa n sh ip was introduced ( enues am ong the school d istricts joying the more generous subsidies F ing, by the adoption of trasn y Rex and the two' Rex selections was elected and will receive a
work on the defense program : into the debate as fa r as tha through s ta te aid which would be
fallow, the seeding of creatud were hig h est in loaf volume even beautiful dress from Greta’s in
firm this source.
others p ro test 'that tihe initiation Ap eeches were concerned— n o t for ! expected to .supplant, in p a rt a t
» ♦ •
w heat g rass on steep slopes, on though they were in ferio r in | in .The Dalles.
Many gifts donated by business
fi e is too high (M rs. Roosevelt
least, of local levies.
the voting.
There .appears to be a p retty shallow and on blow land. The g ra in .”
houses
were given aw ay oy chances
holds th a t opinion, too,) especial
A.nother school bill introduced well defined sentim ent in both speaker discussed the necessity >1
found
in candy sold d u rin g the
ly since a f te r joining a union a
i »to the legislative hopper this branches of the leg islatu re ii fin d in g a forage crop of the
perform ance.
w orker is freq u en tly laid off be
legum
es
which
could
hi*
applied
to
v/< ek by R epresentativ e - Larkin frv o r of giving K lam ath county
The final decision fo r the best
fore he com pletes his initiation
of Yamhill co u rty , would require a sen ato r of its own. A t this our conditions in order to ropkice
locking
woman was awarded td
paym ent and he cannot recover his
th at te a c h e rs he paid on a 12- tone K lam ath which ran k s as tne the nitrogen content of the sod
Lewis H astings.
money from the union.
which
is
beirfg
depleted
from
the
nionth basis. T n at is a teacher fifth, larg e st county in the state,
• w
» a
whose
pay was $900 fo r a nine is tied in with Crook, Deschutes 1 production of wheat. It is esti-
The local d ra ft hoard announces
Mrs. Verne B aker, 62, resident
In the offing is m ore labor
I
m
onth
term of school would g et Jifferso n and Lake counties in a r. ated th a t about 18 pounds of that two more young men from
of
fo
u
r
m
iles
east
of
Canby
foi
ti ouble. The 200 fre ig h te rs o r
nitiogen are used in the produc tnis area will be called to report
12
pay
checks
of
$75
each
instead
jo
in
t
senatorial
d
istrict.
If
K
lam
dered b y the m aritim e com m ission l s m onths, died Sunday. She was of nine checks of $100 each. Lar-
ath. is given its own sen ato r th'*n - tion of straw and from 20 to 25 for induction into’ the U nited S tates
m ust he manned and, under th e horn in M ountain City, Tenn., and
it will be divorced from the oth'er ' pounds of nitrogen jn the produc j i n i y F eb ru ary 18th.
had
lived
hi
Oregon
14
years.
She
kl"
adm
its
th
a
t
one
pur-
Am erican law s, m u st have 100
M r. I. R. Bove, N.Y.A. director,
G iorge Em erson Rohrhack of
hls
» tn i'm Ph a; four counties which will still con- I tion of.dJteTfrefiK In other words,
percent Am erican crew s. Unions i. 'survived by h e r husband, fo u r I-.™
sons, Taylor o f Canby, C harles It.
the inadequate pay received stitu te a joint district. In order j approxim ately 35 to 40' pounds of The Dalles, reg isterin g from W as wa^ in Moro T h u rsd ay everting
ju rist th a t crew s,rexcept tbe licen
to
give .K lam ath
a
senator,* nitrogen are used for each crop co, and Norm an E a r l . Fields, for a m eeting w ith Supt. Knigh-
ced personnel, shall come from un Theodore a n d . Vern jr „ all of 1V Orc«on teachers.
some oth er senatorial d istrict will produced where the yield is in the W asco, both volunteers, will fill U n and th e principals o f the
• * *
ion h irin g halls and t h a t a skipper M ontana: four d au g h ters, Gladys [
r.cig'hluorhool of 20 bushels. The ‘lie quota for the third selective schools, to discuss the possibility
m ust tak e the crew th a t the hall W ebster of N orth D akota, Frances I L egislators from the sparsely have t$ be sacrificed. Ahd there | necessity then of conserving the
¿ .a f t call. They will leave here of sta rtin g NYA projects in Sher-
;s
w
here
the
rub
comes
in.
,
Two
sends. An association of ship Schw artz and Ruth R orstrom o f .settled wide open spaces of cer.-
crop residues in the form of straw Monday, February 17th.
iw n county.
F o r such projects
proposals
are
receiving
serious
N
ebraska
and
Caroline
R
oberts
of
t
’al
Oregon
are
giving
a
lo
t
bf
m asters, m eetin g in W ashington
'is
very
im
portant
and
should
he
young
men
and
women, unnfarried,
consideration
in
this
connection.
thi*i week, adopted resolutions th a t J Oregon City. FunVral services atten tio n to the problem of a more
returned to the soil. < It is e s ti
Due
to
a
shortage
of
cem
ent
unemployed
and
between th e ages
One
of
these
involves
the
consoli-
j
cap tain has th e d e b t to pick [w ere held a t Canby T hursday af-J ad e q u a te -a p p o rtio n m e n t o f the
m ated th a t on the average about r,iiu other s u rfa c in g ' m aterials in of 16 and 24 are eiigi>le.
¡counties
share
ou
sta
te
h
ig
h
w
a
/
,
d
itio
n
of
Josephine
and
D
ouglas,
his own crew. As m a tte rs stand ternoon.
There is a clerical project at the
funds. The present form ula which j counties in a joint d istrict with a cno-third or one-fourth of all M rnchuria, roadw ays consist of
in the A m erican'm erchant, m arine
the available elem ents in^the ,soil ft ui ribbons of concrete separateli Wasco high school, sponsored by
•
A
m
an
never
feels
more
as
if
bases
this
apportion
m
en
t
o
n
'
th
e
/!
single
senator,
thus
releasing
a
Ihe cki^nor has practically no con
has been /used ip. the production by earth , hut spaced as tracks fur
Caldwell, principal, Jack W.
trol of b is crew. The .governm ent life were a total failure than w hen 'm o to r vehicle re g istra tio n of each sen ato r for K lam ath co unty. T he
of cro p s-ag ric u ltu ra lly , here i” two-way traffic, rep o rts the O re Beneftel, NYA area director an-
ap p a ren t y . — --------
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is now tra in in g sailors fo r junior bo is being towed to a g arag e in ¡ .county, these legislators contend, i o th er proposal—a n d
r.oinoes. *
.
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(C ontinued on page four)
gon S tate M otor association. ••
a
brand
new
car.
,?
’
i
’
not
fair
to
the
more
sparsely
!
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on
Page
two)
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tile s Freni
W
County Court Holds
Moro Breakfast
Club Has
Spelling Match
Rex Wheat Makes
Gaod Baking Flour
School Tax Equalization Program
Considered By Legislature
Wasco School
,
Profits By Show
Mrs. Vera Baker
Two More Young
Buried At. Canby
Men Called To Serve
NYA Director .
Here To-day
k
■y