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Journal
Fifty-Third Year No. 15
Reapportionment
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Moro, Oregon. Friday. February 14, 1941
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District AAA
Committee
Official County Paper
Wins Contest
Meeting Held in
Arlington
¡Named
REA Survey For
Sherman County
Given Approval
Giles French
. The long aw aited reapportion-
Tentative Date for Voting
The Rural Area of This
ment com m ittee th a t is to handle
On Marketing Quotas
the job of re d istric tin g the s ta te
! County Expected To Be
fo r congressional as well as legis-
Set for May 31
Served hy REA Soon
J a tiv e seats was nam ed by Speak- j
-A d istrict AAA m eeting was
W ashington, D. C., Feb. 13— Peo- *r F a rre ll M onday m orning. W ith r
In November a m eeting fo r an
held
Jin A rlington T u esd a y . .with
pie of the Pacific n o rth w est can- one or two exceptions the oldest j
’
è
fp
la n stio n "of 'ru ra L electrification
T i e P e t e r s , A u X /S m ’ith, LeRoy C.
n o t un d erstand the feeling in the lnen
point of legislative service ,
under
th e R.E.A. was hold m thia
V\r?ght and Dewey Thompson a t ­
east re g ard in g th e w ar and the were placed on the com m ittee,
j county when prelim inary plana
ten d in g from Sherm an county.
various steps the U nited S ta tes is 1 F or eastern Oregon C. T. H ock­
T rash y fallow m ethods, renovation
! were made with several farm ers
tak in g . The n o rth w est has a r e t t of W allow a, a Republican who
or' crested w heat g ra ss etc. were
signing up to p artic ip a te as a u nit
different view point and is not ex-«» l*as served fo u r full term s; V irgil •
discussed
from
rep resen tativ es
I of the Wasco county project.-.’
cited about the situation. W hat ' S taples also a R epublican, of Mai- (
from the s ta te office so th a t com­
the n o rth w est w ants is rts sh are h e a r who has been here longer ,
Eric .Johnson, m a n a g / r a f th>
pliance in all of the w heat coun­
of the national defense co n tra cts. I th an anyone and H enry Semon,
Wasco county R.E.A. Co-op sta te s
ties would be uniform .
.
A fo rm e r m em ber o f the W ash- I potato grow ing conservative Demo
i th a t a telegram received la st week
Í
The ten tativ e d ate for voting on
ington leg islatu re, from Spokane, | c fa t from K lam ath w ere given
Miss Claudine Thompson, d au g h ­ perm its thè pre-allotm ent m apping
m ark etin g quotas has been set for
expressed asto n ish m en t a t the places. They are the oldest in ,
ter of Mr. and M rs.^ Claude J. of the Sherm an and S outhern
May 31st. Anyone can vote who
atm osphere he has found in the ' point of legislative service in the
Thom pson, of Moro, won in the Wasco county B section of o ar
ha? a norm al production of 200
ra tio n a l capitol.
, district.
J in io r division o f- o ra to ry , when project from which th e co nstruc­
bushels of w heat. In order for
several stu d en ts from the Moro tion cost will be derived from
"W h at is it all a b o u t? ” he in- i In the first d istric t Wm. McAl-
quotas to be in effect the vote m ust
quired. "H ere I have m et su b -j li iter, Jackson, Republican; H ei-
, high school went to Linfield col­ the am ount of m oney th a t th e
carry by a two th ird s vote of the
li ge to en ter in the ninth annual governm ent will allocate fo r thia
sta n tia l business men who are a- ; man C hindgren, Republican from
nu m b ers voting. If the quota
, iatei scholast ie speech to u rn am en t extension.
fraid the U nited S tates will be j C lackam as and Roy C arter, Denio-
fails to pass th ere will he no
held th ere F eb ru ary G-7-8. She
invaded by G erm an troops w ithin j c .a t from C urry, who made his
A regional engineer ' fo r the
hums on w heat raised in *1911. If
a couple of m onths. It looks to nam e known by his desire to be
wa.- presented with a trophy and R.E.A. from W ashington is in the
toe
quotas
pass
a
fa
rm
er
who
is
me like planned hy steria. Score- I the 31st vote for. a speakership
Forty-five head of 4-H club r.atonal from here have been well
>-4>h| <liie a t the banquet S atu rd ay no rth w est and Mr. Johnson ex ­
com pliance ;v;th his w heat al- night,
tary of W ar Stim son goes before i candidate, were nam ed. No men baby beef calves are now on feed r:o v e the average on the whole.
pects he will be in the te rrito ry
congressional
com m ittees
and o i longer service could have . been for this fa ll’s show ing a t the ( om petition has been keener each **'itment can sell or get a loan on . Moro wa< one Af twenty-five w ithin a sh o rt tim e when he will
w heat he raises on his
pair.ts a picture of invasion. Sec­ appointed except A lex Rennie of Sherm an County F a ir and a t the \ ( ar, how ever the Sherm an C o u n - J 1}»-
he shown the exact type o f fa rm s
1
/
4-H
club
m
em
bers
have
been
f
!-°ln?cnt
acres.
The fa rm er not ti»wiis over the s ta te en terin g in
re ta ry of N avy Knox does the Benton who is busy on w ays and p acjfic
to be served.
In
tern
atio
n
al
Livestock
thi-
sp
e
ec
h
contest
which
included
u
L
v
t ble to hold th e ir own. F or the 1,1 com pianee will have to pay a
s: me thing.
The president was m eans.
A bulletin will be o u t soon and
show.. This is the larg e st num ber ,j is tth r e c y e a ri5 the S h errn an ca u n . p m alty or seal a p art of his <h b a te , extem poraneous, o rato ry ,
told a subm arine was off our
From the P ortland d istrict the , of calves ever to be fed by any ty exhibit in baby beeves in the v heat so th at it will not go on the declam atory, poetry, reading and m ailed to all section B m em bers
shore, b u t it proved to be a whale v eteran F ran k L onergan, Repub- county fo r exhibition purposes in
, a fte r dinner speaking.
of Sherm an county.
and the first sta te m e n t of the liean, S tanhope P ier, who has one the s ta te , of Oregon. There ape •’ -H division of the livestock show ,nar*<et.
I Moro enteptd in debate and
president has never been recalled. session behind him a n ’d a long . th irteen A ngus, eleven -head of has b een th e l a r g e s t m the. north.--.,
/ r o ratory. The ueioa'te team was
Anyone who questions th a t the term as public official in P ortland S horthorns, and tw enty-one head west. T his y ea r it looks as though
composed of Vera H enriehs, Mil­
it would be twice as large as any
U nited S ta tes will be invaded is and R ichard N euberger the youth- of H erefords.
lan . M elzer, George M artin, and
regarded as a fifth colum nist or i u b - i n body and m ind— Demo- I The following .boys and g irls ith e r county.
Claudine Thom pson. One of the Be
as a plain . fool. E astern new s­ ci stic th eo rist drew the call.
The local 4-H club m em bers are
are ,n ^his p artic u la r p roject:
B eaverton team s won the debate
papers do not a tte m p t to sooth
<
em
o n stratin g to the - people oi
To m ake up the 11 m an com m it- H enry R ichelderfer, Elton M edler,
The mem bers of the Moro W o m -jl
C>r senior
debat
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They were
K enneth Roger» of A thena de-
the public; the movies are filled t i e two were nam ed a t* la rg e and phyllis Medler> Clyde Fridley, the sta te th a t w heat, our m ajor
8 'i’s club cn teitain ed ^heir hus ( < iu h d by Fi nest Wedd, a fo rm -| live-red 5000 pounds of commercial
w ith p ropaganda. W hen I re tu rn siran g e ly both of these are from John
H ilderbrand, 'B o b ’ King, com odity, can produce high q u al­ bands and
several ' additiona il er teach er in Moro, Miss C orr- m u stard seed for Sherman county
to Spokane and tell of my observa- the first d istrict. John Steelham - Jam es H artley , H a rry H artley , ity beef. In a n y one y ear th ere -
g u s t s S atu rd ay even,ng
the naechia, the Mor<$ coach is a for- I seeding this spring. This seed was
t ’on.s here and the hy steria no one
m er, young Salem atto rn e y was Lee Barnet> Leland ’B arnet, Ken- has not been to exceed 20 percent I O O. F. hall.
met- Linfield college student.. S he, l i f t in care of the county agent
will believe me.”
g^yen the chairm anship presum - , neth K arnes, Lloyd Kellv, Jac k < * all of the oattle m arketed on - Mrs. 0 . A. Ram sey, president of
honors in o rato ry and debate who will weigh it o u t to the farm­
"O ut our w ay,” he continued, ably because of his d isappoint- von B orsteI Don R ing, Dean F u l. the P o rtlan d m ark et which have
ihfc club, extended a word of wel- I " ’id le in school.
ers. The following farmers will
“ the people a re ’ess excited.. T here
me nt because the elections com- jer Shelton F ritts , Ed F ritts , been g ra in fed. - In oth er words, come to the g u ests, tu rn in g “ the
seed commercial mustard;
Claude
Thom
pson
took
the
group
is a definite sentim ent ag a in st the m .ttee of which he also is chair- Scott F m tS i Jch n Schadewitz, 80 p ercent of the ca ttle m arketed
m eeting over to Mrs. Dewey down on the fith arid they re tu rn - Medler, A. D. Richelderfer, G.
U nited S ta tes becom ing involved m an, M s not given the r e a p p o r-; J e r ry WHson< Dick Wilson, Con- oil the P o rtlan d m ark et are eith er
Thom pson, chairm an for th e. eve- 1 ed th( 91 h. The debate team ex- Sargent, Cyril Kruger, Marie B.
in the w ar overseas. They are
tionm ent bills. J a y P erry , D em o-j nj e W ilson, M errill S ath er, Glenn g ra ss o r hay fed. Producers of n.ng.
peeks to p articip ate in an o th er i Cooper, Jam es G. Woods, W. Ray
fav o rab le, the m ajority, to giving crat from Columbia, was the ! Sather> C arsten von BorsteI, and w heat locally are beginning to
The program was opened with tournam ent in Redmond the sec- j Blake, Om er G. S ayrs, C. F. Kuy-
reasonable aid ’40 the Brit Uh, but
lenlize th a t they a re overlooking
s e v e n th man nam ed, probably be- Philip von BorsteI.
, pens, M illard Eakin, W. C. Fuller,
songs by Mrs. Reba Nye, accom- ond week in March
even if E ngland should be invad­ cause he w ants Columbia county
a
m ark e t for a good - p art of the
.
-
uv mrs>
ponied by
Mrs. C arroll Sayrs at
H. A. W alker and K enneth W alk-
, Cu mP?' - Rur',lus w h eat as |,roduc<’<i in th is th 0 piano
A
ed we do not expect the G erm ans t„ have a chance for a sen ato r .. Il ' ¿ y ^ ted th? L
I er.
one act farce
to come over and a ttac k us, at which it has not had for 3o years
county and other counties in the
This is a now ex perim ent in
“T hursdays A t Hom e” was pre-
least not im m ediately, if a t all. because it is in a jo in t d istrict j hers here in Shrm an county will v.'heat producing section of the
.
siid
ed
Jm
a
home
settin
g
with
Mrs
Sherm
an county and w ith these
i be a s keen as will be the Qompeti- N o rth w est. The ex p e rts indicate T ,
It is stra n g e to me th a t eastern With M ultnom ah and C lackam as.
/ m
i
/ a
\ re lie
i- v in
• g
,
'
.
I.
n
km
(M
ai
O
v
e
so
n
)
fa
n
n
e
rs
try in g it in the ▼ario'us
’ tion in any of the o th er shows in th a t all of the w heat produced in
people arc so gassed up w ith w ar
her
m»id
(Ola
R
uggles)
for
the
p
arts
of
the
county in which they
The
present
concensus
of
opin-
the state. Since the beginning of surplus in the N orthw est can be
talk. I heard one New York judge
day and explaining to her sister
live a fa irly good idea should be
ion
is
th
a
t
the
com
m
ittee
will
this
project
in
this
county
the
ex­
'1
he
crop-;
com
m
ittee
of
the
tell the senate com m ittee t h a t ’ if
fed to m ark et livestock which in­ (P ig g y H anson) how sbe felt one
economic conference m et T hurs­ obtained as too its value a<s a sub­
we go into the foreign w ar we will w rite its own bills from the group hibits, going to the Pacific In ter- clude sheep, hogs, and cattle.
d.i.v a week should he reserved a t day, F eb ru ary 13, a t 2 p. m. and stitu te crop.
of
six
now
before
it.
k
is
expect­
have a civil w ar n't home, and he
Mr. Rogers of Athena has guar­
hrmie for peddlers, sale-m en, etc. ¡nm w ered questions recently sent
- explained the feeling there is in ed to divide the first congression­
tiy in g to earn a living in this them ami made recom m endations anteed them a market for their
al
d
istric
t
north
of
E
ugene
ano
the big city am ong the different
n anner.
H er generosity caused | to he presented a t the conference pioduct this year.
racial groups. P erhaps one re a ­ m ake a fourth d istric t from the
h' r much g rie f as a rep o rter had i ori Monday, F eb ru ary 17. The land
southern
p
art,
to
let
the
s
ta
te
sen­
son the ea ste rn people are fr ig h t­
the news published and Thursday I u-e (¿omniittee will m eet fo r the
ened is the publicity the eastern ate m ake its d istric ts and leave
h' r house was filled with peddlers, i sam e purpose on F rid ay , Fobru-
the
house
d
istricts
as
they
are
papers give to statem en ts e m a n a t­
W ith the legislative session now th , io . u ffh , an ap p ro p riatio , n —money
.
a book salesm an ,’ (Naom i Van gil-
ing from W a-hington. Our w es­ now.
in its fifth week all hope has been w hich the governor an ,I the tax (i(.r) fIower Vw)||„ r (Etru. Ja(.k . i ary 1 1th, a t 2 p. m.
W
hat
happens
to
o
th
er
leg
isla­
tern pap ers p rin t very little about
Monday, F eb ru ary 17, the final,
abandoned of adjournm ent a t the com m ission believe would be re- si []) tw0 sw ecper s8 | csm cn, (M rs.
tion in which the reap p o rtio n m en t end of the 40-day pay period, tu rn ed to the state m any tim es
the=e. or none a t all.”
I m eeting of the economic confer-
Hollinshead and Nellie Jackson)
L. g . Conlee and »on, Virgil,- on
I eric-' will he held a t the court
A P o rtland firem an has been fo r com m ittee m em bers are in t e r c e ­ In fact it was only am ong th e v ever in increased collections of in-
a photographer, (M rs. Floyd F la tt)
th
eir
trip to P o rtlan d Tuesday
de
m
ay
have
some
effect'
on
the
six weeks in a school in the cap­
novices of the session th a t th is come taxes. In the second place T ie maid finally cam e to her em- I house in the afternoon to go over
! the recom m endations made by the met with an accident on S tark
ital receiving instructions on fire- fa te of legislation about redis­ hope existed a t the outset of the t h :s “m an ip u latio n ’* would re ­
pibyers rescue hy re p o rtin g a false
fighting in t'he event of invasion. trictin g .
session. Speculation now centers lease an o th er $300,000 of general m cident which the in truders all various com m ittees. Everyone is and Burnside when th e ir car driven
The
house
passed
a
bill
to
place
A’ro n g his teachers were New
j invited to at ten d. Mr. E. R. Jack- by Virgil collided w ith another,
on ju st how far*beyond the 40-day fund m oney for o ther uses— to he lushed to see.
i Mr? Conlee received sever© cuts
York firemen who were sen t to a minim um salary fo r d istrict a t ­ period the session will extend do’ed out to other activities or to
Dean PinkeKon favored with ! man and E arl Thompson will be inhout the face req uiring between
London to learn how the B ritish torneys on th e s ta tu te hooks de- with guesses rangin g from one to balance the budget as the case
present
to
meet
with
the
members.
several selections on his trom bone,
operate. The B ritish are a brave suite the no vote of m any of those three w eeks—th a t is a session of m ig h t be.
The county and com m unity com- 35 and 40 stitches. The other oc­
accom panied by bis m other, Mrs.
people and are holding up well, he from sm aller counties who felt 50 or GO days.
Much of the blame for the pro- H arry P inkerton. M ary S ayrs, n rttieis will m eet in the m orning cupants were not badly injured
although the cars were damaged.
explains, but why shouldn’t th e y ? th a t the DA’s w ere well enough
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longed duration of the session A najean K nighten, and P atricia to go over the 1941 program .
H a rry Blough, a brother-in-Jaw
They are on a sm all island, they naid already. The sam e bill was
A lthough more than 30 days m u st be accepted by the House F eneh tapped danced a fte r which
of
Mr. Conlee, retu rn ed V irgil
passed
last
session
and
vetoed
by
cannot leave it, and so they m ust
have elapsed since the session oi ganizat ion.
Most controversial followed “T ru th or Consequences”
home F riday when Mrs. Conlee re ­
suppress fires as best they can and the governor. He m ay hardly be opened little has been accom plish- issue before the session revolves
conducted hy Mrs. O arroll Sayrs,
turned to P ortland w ith him, to be
“ take it.” The incendiaries drop­ expected to continue to veto the ed to d ale th a t will have any bear- ¡about proposed am endm ents to the
which caused considerable m e rri­
with
h er husband.
expressed
wish
of
the
leg
islatu
re
ped by the G erm ans m ay destroy
ing upon public w elfare. In fact, unem ploym ent com pensation act.
as much as six miles square (m ore and the a tto rn e y s will probably as fa r as th a t is concerned, th e ie A lthough m ost of these were in m ent.
R efreshm ents of ice cream , cof­
than h alf the area of W ashington, be successful.
is nothing in the legislative hop- th e hopper early in the session no fee and cake were served.
A TYiectrng’ o f'th e Sherm an Coun­
Of
in
te
re
st
to
the
22nd
d
istric
t
D C.) and when firemen are w ork­
per th at could not be dumped over- a tte m p t was made hy the judici-
ty
C hapter of Am erican Red Cross
ing on the conflagration enemy is the probable fa te of the bill, board w ithout any serious loss to a ry com m ittee, which has these
was held F eb ru a ry 7 in Moro.
airplanes swoop
through
the H.B.94, to apportion the 15.7 per the s ta te as a whole. In many re- b n a s u e rs in charge, to whip them
stre e ts shooting a t the firefigh­ ci nt of highw ay funds th a t comes spects this session has been the into shape for legislative action
Thu following officers were elec­
back to the counties in a different m ost colorless within the memory u n til the fourth week o f the ses- •
A determined Grass Valley high
ters with m achine guns.
ted. C h airm an, C. A. Tom; vice
way. The bill is still in “ highw ay of the oldest a tte n d a n t upon these sion. The House has also been
chan man, C. L. i Pol-ey: secretary , school five handed Wasco high ita
The p resident is now w orking and highw ay revenue com m ittee biennial
A basket social held W ednesday ( M rs. C., L. Foley: production, Mrs. second Sherman county league de­
law m aking
assem blies m ost dilato ry in its attac k op the
o n n list of public w orks to be where it is being held because h ire in Oregon.
'p ro b le m of congressional and leg- night in the I/egion hall by the M ’A. Bull; Home Service, Wily feat here Friday night. The score
used as a backlog when the de­ th ere are several am endm ents
. - '
iislativ e reapportionm ent.
P rac- ! Moro B reak fast club was a success K nighten: Farm and Home Aoci- was 27-18 and placed Grass Val­
fence p rogram is over and a slack ofiered for th e section of the code
The big ways and m eans corn- tieally every leg islato r is agreivl f f r om a financial and e n tertain - [ <b*nl, Dewey Thom pson; F irst Aid, ley in the running for the cham­
comes in em ploym ent again. In th a t m ust be am ended. New pro­ m ittee sta rte d shoving its appro- ! t b i t som ething m ust be done about I P1(>nt standpoint.
About sixty I Miss C ath rin e Torn"; Civilian and pionship.
Three teams, Rufus, Wasco and
the list of projects are m ilitary posals are ready fo r arg u m e n t nrintion bills out onto the floor j th ese problem s a t th is session. : baskets were auctioned hy dynam ic ' D isaster Relief,
Miss
Cassie
highw ays, riv er and h arb o r im- which will divide the m oney into this week, well ahead c f the r e c - i'E a r ly in the session S peaker F a r - | j of> B elanger, following an inter- I Ilo ’m es;
Executive
com m ittee: Grass Valley are now tied for the
p-vvem ent, buildings, schools, etc. three p a rts to be distrib u ted on ord of previous sessions which fell announced th a t he proposed i e-tin g program consisting of sev- Mi rr ili' Oveson,
M argaret right to enter the district tourna­
The high wav p a rt of the program different m ethods. Assessed val­ have seen these m easures held up to nam e a special com m ittee to era! num bers from The Dalles un- ' Peetz, Viggo H aufelt, Mrs. F aul­ ment at Arlington February 20,
does not sa tisfy m ost of the m em ­ uation, m ileage of ru ra l roads and until th e ^lo sin g week of the ses­ handle this problem. U p to S at­ tier the direction of Paul McCul- ! en K aseherg, Mr. J e n k in s ,/J u d g e I 21 and 22.
*In a preliminary to Friday’s
bers of congress, fo r they w ant num ber of cars are the ones to be sion. E xcept foi^ two -o r th ree in lay night, with four weeks gone lock. S uperintendent of The iXyllies 1 P o tter, Mrs. Ed Alley, Mrs. Louis
/
action a$ soon as* possible änd not advanced first.
m atters of policy ^vhich this com­ by and w ith si« hills dealing with city schools. A fte r pictures shown 1 S o f'e r, J e rry W ilson and Mrs. game the Tiger reserves lost to
several years hence. A lready men ----------------- --------
m ittee haskrvGt to determ ine it reap p o rtio n m en t in the hopper, by’ J. T. Lum ley, Miss June Oda ( Th. a. von BorsteI. The chairm an, Wasco’s second string by a score
—
from Oregon and W ashington are
cculd yery well com plete its work th is highly im p o rtan t com m ittee favored with an instru m en tal solo, v id -c h a irm a n , secretary , trca su r- of 20 to 11.
in the capital u rg in g th a t some-
■Rinnpth F erguson gave a chalk c r .a n d com m ittee heads are also Grass Valley (27)
this week. One of these problems, had- not yet been nanped.
Wasco (18)
th in g be done. The m ilitary high-
talk on / ‘maps,” a boys q u a rte t m em bers -of the - executive . cpm C. Bayer (1 2 )^
involves the m anner of fipqjicing
(1) Rested
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F
w a v , issue prom ises to be k live
M fo ffp p c
M otor vehicle operato rs will be composed o f Bruce Cyphers, Mel­ m it tee.
the income tax division* of the
Bardenhagen (2) F
(5) Coat«
topic before the 774h congress ad- 1 V1
,state tax . com m ission. H eretofore taxed an o th er 25 cents a year for vin Brocr, (Alfred C ram er, and
C -
(1) Shull
Payne (3)
George E m erson R ohrback and th is activ ity has been financed th o ir d riv er’s license if the senate David Hazen sang several num-
journs.
Roth ’(4)
G (2) RioheHerfer
The segond d ra ft •'Of' the* Colum­ N orm an E arl Fields, the two boys through ap propriatio n s o u t of the follow s the lead of th e H ouse benS. Miss M arie K eeler of the
Fields (6)
G (8) McDermid
bia Valley'"A u th o rity has been .from Sherm an co-unty called to g eneral fund.
The gov ern o r’s which this week passed a m easure j English d ep artm en t gave a talk |
, Substitutes: G. V. Hogue; Was­
com pleted and is being studied by re p o rt fo r induction into the U. S. budget recom m ends th a t the $300,- providing fo r the license fee in o»i different chemical types of per-
co, Nisbet. Referee, John Rolfe.
W ash in g to n ’« S enator Bone, h u t arm y F eb ru a ry 18th will be given; 000 needed by the division be c a ^ erase which would go tow ard re- sr ns, John Pulliam played th ree I The services of a deputy collec-
will not be introduced for the time; a final exam ination a t th a t time t.ured out of receipts before these em b ursing h o s p ita ls -fo r the ca re’’ violin selections, while Mr. McCul- [ tor, for the purpose of assistin g
Lyle Glllmor, a brother of Clyde
b iin g . A copy was sent to Bona end if one o r both should fail to are turnatf into the general fund. of indigent victims of traffic ac­ lock clim axed the show w ith a tax p ay ers in p rep arin g their Fed-
of this city, came from Prineville
several days ago for his consider
pass, Vinton W atkins of Wasco This recom m endation has a tw o ­ cidents.
f( w slight of hand tricks.
c ra ] income tax re tu rn s for the Sunday to take his brother to
n t’on.
M oarwhile, w estern gov­ and F ran k Joe Slam a of Moro fold purpose. For one thing it
.A fter p arta k in g of thq. basket y ear .¿94O; will b e «available in Prineville for the funeral of m
ernors have held a m eeting _in have been nam ed as altern ates.
One of the first m easures of con ten ts Morey G raff’s erchesHra M oro F e b ru a ry 18 and in Wasco
would give the d ep artm en t more
uncle, Frank Poet, held there
Vnoney th an it could hope to g et
p'ayed fo r an hours dancing.
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Monday.
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4 5 4H Calves Now on Feed
Woman’s Club
Mustard Seed To
Entertains Husbands
Sown Here
W. A.
A.
Crops Committee
Meets Thursday
Session To L as. More Than 4 0
Days, Lindbeck A sserts
L. R. Conlee Injured
In Motor Mishap
Sherman County Red
Cross Chapter Meets
Grass Valley High
Team Wins Game
Basket Social Held
By Breakfast Club
Alternates Named
Income Tax Man
To Be Here Tuesday
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