Sherman County journal., April 04, 1941, Image 1

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Moro, Oregon. Friday,
F ifty-T hird Y ear N o . 22
These Clouds Mean Defense
r
Official County Paper
April 4, 1941
More Than Usual Taxes Held Not Large P art o f
Income o f S ta te o f Oregon
Rainfall Makes
By A. L. Lindbeck.
ithe Land Board. P rio r to
New Jail Being
Prospects Good
By County
Contemplated
its de- ,
Salem , Oregon. A pril 3,—T axes -w h p m e n t by W illiams' there were
provide less than 25 percent, o f the mo .ducks or geese on the lake but
s ta te ’s revenue“ according to Leslie in recent y ears (thousands of these
M. Scott, state -treasurer.
wild fowl have flocked to the area
Court House Addition To
Average For First Seven
Of th e m-ore than $149,4)00,OOu •attracted by the nut g rass which
c< ¡lected and disbursed by the »provides n atu ra l seed food fo r
Make Changes Necessary
Months of Crop Year Bested
ti easu ry d ep a rtm en t d uring the m igratory w ater fowl.
* * •
twe y ear periou ending December
In Office Location
By Prestent Season „
~2¿
31, 1040, only $35,300,000 ra m r
G onsfrucnon of the new $325,000
Blue print» for an addition to
O ther section« of Oregon may •from ta x e s —property, income, g ift, 'tre atm en t hospital at the sta te
an
i
inheritance.
the
co-urt house held the g re atest
<in-titution for he m entally dlscaseo
be com plaining ab out the lack of
P ro p erty
owners
contributed -ivill be started soon. The new hos­ in tere st of an y th in g during the
m
oisture
for
grow
ing
crops
hut
no
W ashington D. C., «Aipril 3.— It
such com plaint oan be valid in oi L $301,000 in advalorem taxes p ital was authorized by th e recent W ednesday session of the county
the rep eated assertio n s of M artin
Sherm an county unless it be some tt ward the su p p o rt of the s ta te b -g istativ e session. The Inward o f court. The plan« include the con­
Dies and m em bers of his com m ittee
place th a t has had much l^Ss m ois­ g o \e m in e n t during the biennium . '• 'l t r o l this week announced th a t struction of a jail to -be located
ture th an recorded at the ex p eri­ (- isoline taxes, the s ta te ’s most ai4 arch itect would be employed to badk of the clerk’s office vault to
which is in v estig atin g un-A m eri­
prolific source of revenue, produced • 1:-} w th e plans for the building at be entered from the hallw ay which
m ent station.
can activ ities are co rrect, th en
a
total of $23,932,478 d u rin g the one< . The new building will be \ ovld be extended a fow feet.
A verage precipitation fo r the
m any of th e strik e s staged in
tw o -y ear period.
Income tax es tk ’ i-c stories high and provide
The clerk ’s v au lt would be ex-
c”op
year
to
d
ate
beginning
Sep­
plants having defense o rd e rs have
tem b er 1 is 8.58 inches. Since y.elded a total of $10,115,000, im- hecom -odations fo r 300 patients. 1 tir.ded to the hallw ay giving more
been in ch arge of and m an ip u lated
will i e connected with the re- room for sto rag e of official papers,
♦hat date last year 9.47 inches ha? lu ritan ce taxes produced $946,051
by com m unists. P urpose of the
am- g ift taxes, $1 17,739.
7
iving
hospital by a Uinnel. Com- the room form erly taken up by
fallen
a
t
the
statio
n
to
give
alm
ost
com m unists, contends iDies, is to
Uncle
Sam
was
a
generous
con-
1
ill
tio
n
of
ihe hospital will gremt- the old stairw ay from the sheriff’s
a
i
inch
g
re
a
te
r
rain
fall
than
nor-
slow down production, sto p it when
rral for the fall and w inter period. ' ti ibu-tor to th e su p p o rt of sta te i ’ v relieve tb(> congestion at the in­ office to the co u rt room would be
possible, disorganize the w o rk e rs
vernm ent, with a total of $12,- stitu tio n which now houses 2680 used for vault space fo r the sh er­
Since the end of March an a d d i­
and prevent the U nited S tates
7
«
1,920 in federal aid coming from b a tie n ts , according to I)r. J. C. iff and tre a su re r.
tional
.30
of
an
inch
has
fallen
m aking a united f r o n t in th is
The p a rt of the court house
W
ashington
d u rin g the two year 'Evans, superintendent.
1
which
goes
quite
a
ways
toward
period of g re a t em ergency.
• • •
now
used for the jail would be
n
riixl.
Of
-this
am
ount
$5,972,-
I
j n aching the A pril average of .78.
Day a f te r day R ep resen tativ e
made into a county court room a l­
The
s
ta
te
’s
bonded
debt
was
29
4
went
tow
ard
highw
ay
eonstruc-
J
The
average
in
May
is
.75.
Die« ha« declared, and 'published ir.
R ainfall by month« has been .92 ti -n and the rem ainder tow ard the ‘ tjll fu rth e r reduced this week though this has not been definitely
C ongressional? Record, the
j in Septem ber: 1.87 ¡n October; 1.87 support of the state fores-try de- when $1,075,000 in highw ay bonus. derided upon. Proposals are also
nam es.of C^mrtfW i&s-who are p a r­
rtm en t and the s ta te d ep artm en t $700,000 in World W ar V eterans being made to have th is used as
in N ovem ber; 1.32 in I>ecember'
ticip atin g in th e se strik es.
The
agent.
- S ta te Aid .luuids, and 4^36,250 in an office for the county
o
vocational education.
2
07
in
J
a
n
u
a
ry
;
.97
in
F
eb
ru
a
ry
;
nam es have -been g ath ered by the
This
la
tte
r
proposal
would
m ake
Oregon
d
istrict
in
terest
bonds
"were
Gross revenues of the liquor con-
.45' in M arch, which was really
com m ittee durin g its long investi­
?
jxxssible
to
give
the
oounty
retired
.
At
the
sam
e
tim
e
the
ti
cl
com
m
ission
for
the
two
year
i ra th e r d ry fo r th a t m onth. The
gation and a re a tte s te d as th ^
Clouds arise as Am erican farm ers increase the fertility of their fields
w rrm sunny w eath er has made the period 'am ounted >to J$L9,609,128 ! sta te fraid more than $700,000 in health nurse a room in the court
tru th : innum erable o f the nam es
by sprinkling them w ith lime. Clouds arise as American soldiers increase
v.heat grow very rapidly apd hut only $6,248,229 of this am ount - in te re st on its ou tstan d in g securi- hr use.
h< ing identified by com m unist w it­
their skill through artillery practice. Both fertile soil and skilled gun-
C ourt m em bers advance the a r ­
profit from liquor | t :es Bonds of the sta te still out-
h avy stan d s m ay require a more i< presented
r.ers are vital to the nation's defense. American farm ers last year, co­
nesses, and w ith each nam e an-
gum ent for the work, which will
F
tanding
total
slightly
more
than
-«¡
Ies
an
d
fees
and
privilege
tax
es
'
th
an
average
am
ount
of
m
oisture
operating with the AAA F arm Program , applied nearly six million tons
nt urreed b y Dies he is giving, in
! $.32.000 corn-pared to a peak of $66,- likely cost in the neighborhood of
a\ Ci il able for relief needs. .
b” Jiune.
of lime to th eir soil, enough to have powdered the face, at the rate of a
addition to th e ir p a rty connexion,
$8000, the necessity fo r a new
¡062,810
on J a n u a r y .1, 1928.
M
otorists,
in
(addition
to-the
$23,-
¡
ton per acre, of every acre of cropland in Maine, Verm ont, New Hamp­
a list of com m unistic activities in
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l
e
n
t
Gets
Rain
jril and for now v au lt apace for
992,478
contributed
through
the
which these m en (and some wom ­ shire, M assachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
sto rag e of accum ulated records.
M
eeting
here
last
F
riday
the
m
-d
:um
c
f
the
gasoline
tax,
also
1
While
no
rain
fell
in
Moro
Wed­
en ) are engaged. No one yet has
A rt Ju stesen appeared to ask
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
com
m
ittee
of
the
sta
te
nesday th ere was a heavy shower p: id- in a to-tal of $8,946,398 in
challenged the accusations of Dies.
th
a
t a road be -built for his use
rig
is
tra
tio
n
,
m
ileag
e
and
g
r
o
s
s
’
n ear the head of Hay Canyon th a t
* Continued on P age tw o) -
A su rvey of the various m ajo r
in g ettin g to and from his ranch
revenue fees.
__
e
s
i,
«!
soaked
the
ground
and
W
ednesday
strik es shows t h a t they have taker»
east of K ent and the court agreed
Sportsm en contributed $1.211,836
] n ght an o th er rain came to the
place in ' theplanta which fu rn ish
to view the -property early next
southern p a rt of the county which i» fishing and hu n tin g licenses to- |
m aterial fo r o th e r p la n ts ; these
week.
h
id
alread
y
received
more
April
w
ords
the
propagation
and
protec-
j
are key industries, w here a b re a k ­
Bills were paid and salesmen
ruin th an fell a t the experim ent tion of gam e fish and birds and :
down rn production affects and tie s
irtxrview
ed during the course of
«1 tion.
cc’iimercial fishermen -paid an ag- I F -thcrs? and th o se posing as
up from th ree to fo u r to a dozen
the
m
eeting
which laeted into the
Om er G. Sayrs,, who has been
1
week:
th e
g ie g a te of $304,063 in ipoundage ¡ p aren ts for a night, gathered the
other im p o rtan t p la n ts which are
afternoon.
president of the S herm an County
Free and o th er fees.
Max
Min
doptndent on the key pdant for
g re a te r p art
the youngsters
The Presbyterian Church held F a ir board for the p ast five y ears,
'
39
65
1 »Collections of the industrial ac- I and voung men of the com m unity
certain supplies. The first plan t
< 40
64
i c-dent commisrion from em ployers 1
affected w as the V ultree a irc ra ft its annual congregational m eeting tendered his resig n atio n to the
to g e th e r W ednesday night a t the
68
lg
.t
Monday
evening
following
a
43
and employees ag g reg ated $8,546,- 1 hotel for the first B reak fast clulb
estab lish m ent in C alifornia.
In ­
county
court
W
ednesday
in-
a
brief
.06
65
38
637 d u rin g th e biennium w hile the sponsored F ath crs-S o n s banquet.
W ednesday’s trad in g :
stig a to r of the -strike th ere was tu ”key dinner in which about 60 letter.
.T
66
40
persons
took
p
art.
H
a
rry
B.
P
in
k
­
Unemployment com pensation com ­
C A TTLE: Good g rain fed steers
according to Dies, a com m unist
The
dining
room
was
full
o-f
aged
Reason for his action was given
.30
43
59
mission reported collections ot and all too youthful fa th e rs and $9.50 to 10.75. Good g ra in fed
sent th ere fo r t h a t a rtic u la r job. er.on presided w ith Dewey Thom p­
by Mr. S ayrs is th a t num erous
40
57
son
as
clerk.
W
ritten
financial
$21,167,111 in the 30 m onths end­ sons ra n g in g in years from Edwin heifers $9.25 to 10.00. Good beef
The In tern atio n al H a rv e ste r strik e
changes have been planned for the j
in'- December 31, last.
is an o th er instance, w here the rt ports and oral accounts of the 1941 fa ir th a t are co n tra ry to his ,
B,»l- ig er’s four to John F oss’ “ son” cow? $8.00 to 8.50, medium $6.76
work
done
,
during
the
year
we^e
The s ta te ’s “ tak e” from pari in the sixties. A few words of to 7.75, common $6.00 to 6.75;
union is dom inated b y com m uni«ts.
policies and he does not wis-h to
m utuel b ettin g on horse and dog welcome were given by Giles e a rn e rs
$4.50 to 5.50. Bulls,
The A llis-C hahners plant, .w hich presented from the Sunday School.
rem ain in a position of being re- ,
M
«¿don-ary
Society,
Young
Peo-
racing am ounted to $225,830.
medium to good, $7i>0 to 8.50,
was closed down m onths ago, made
E
-ereh
to
which
Rumsey
Schadc-
rponsible for actions h,e does not
O ther sources of s ta te revenue v.itx responded for the sons and c< mmon $6.50 to 7.00. V ealers,
p a rts of m achinery fo r the navy p’- ’s Society, T rustees, Choir,
condone.
M
»sic
D
epartm
ent,
Session
Church
in lr.ded: S tudent fees, $1,476,218: g u e-ts bv expressing, appreciation good to choice, $12.00 to 13.00.
essential fo r navy p ro g ra m ; made
No intim ation has come from the
Mr. F isherm an, do you w ant it urn nee convprny fees, $1.749,- for the dinner and the com panion­ HUGS: Good to choke 170 to 215
p art? fo r electrical devices to be T '■usurer and P asto r. Over $2000
w
s
handle!
by
the
organizations,
ct'Ui’ty
court
as
to
who
will
be
b
e
tte r fishing in your favorite 868; c o rp o ra tio n fees, $630,896; ship thus offered the youngsters. Hi truckins $8.75 to 8.95; 130 to
u-ed ip turbines, and m any other
n -.rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re fees,
D iw cy Tlumupson, as chairm/an 215 lb butchers $8.25 to 8.40;
th ings. R epresentative Dies names of which som ething over $200 was named to succeed Mr. Sayrs, nor li ke or stream ?
If you do you can fu rn ish valu- $i'29.528; bu reau of labor," inspec- , o r the com m ittee,
introduced lig h tw eig h t butchers $8.00 to 8.25.
the com m unists supposedly domi- «pent for benevolence. The net has his resignation been officially
of seven m em bers was re- accepted so fa r as can be learned. a fie >aid to the gam e com m ission’s ti n fee«, $122,762; p ay m etits by O’Brien and K ittoe who showed a Packing sows $7.00 to 7.50. Feed­
•r >t‘nnr th a t strike.
i p rogram of stream survey and fish rt nrives of insane and tu b ercu lar couple of reels of pictures, one a er pigs $8.25 to 9.00.
W ith Bethlpham strik e, staged p - -ted, m aking a to tal of 106.
I l’bi ration if you acquire th e habit p- ' ients, $271,94$¿jfee8 collected bv ru ral comedy and the other a trek S H E E P : Good to choice sp rin g
Officers for the com ing year
by the Stteol W orkers organization
{ o f re p o rtin g your ca-tch a fte r each s t ’f supporting boards and com ­ -through A frican wilds.
•
w»
rt
elected
as
follows:
C
hester
lumbs $11.50 to 12.00. Good to
. com m ittee (CIO) Dies has called
m issions, $654,853; in tere st of the
choice fed wooled old crop lam bs
: fi hing trip.
the roll of scores of known comm'tf- W. Sm ith, superintendent of the
i Catch re p o rt cards, needing nei­ common school fund, $660,337;
$10.25 to 11.00; medium to good
n ists who are on the payroll of Sunday School, "Russel Belshee a s ­
ther sig n atu re mor p ostage, can 'be in tere st on bank deposits and in-
$9.50 to 10.00; common $8.00 to
the SWOC. A Pacific coast plant sista n t, Pauline Diavis pianist, Mac
Vinton W atkins will leave April ! o' tained a t your sp o rtin g goods ve«tmen.ts $115,017; in tere st on j
9.00. S lau g h ter ewes, good to
m aking a special p a rt fo r all a ir- Kail secretary, and Dewey Thomp-
choice (wooled) $6.00 to 6.50.
planes being produced w as closed son trea su rer. Dewey Thompson 8 for thp induction depot in P o rt­ « ere, and game com m ission offi- loans to world w ar veteran s, $1,-
Shorn lam bs $8.00 to 9.25.
—
hv strik e organized b y a com-mu- j was elected tru stee (th re e years) land en his way to serve his year cials urge every an g ler to obtain 429,538; in terest on industrial ac- j
S ta rtin g a n o th e r s t o p j n a con­
n i ’t of known prom inence in the and Russell Hollinshead was added with the colors. F rank Jo - Slam a a supply of these cards and send cident commission, $643,961..
Mrs. John Fo*s is alte rn a te for Mr. W atkins and them in a fte r each fishing expedí-
» » •
tin u in g drive to prom ote the pro­
p a rty , IDies charges. A fte r 10 to the -session.
N egotiations are underw ay b e ­ ducts of the Cqlumiba basin area,
days 'this strik e was ended, ju st as succeeded Mrs. M artha JCbpe as will take his place if he p ro v ts t:or during the com ing season.
Th^lW inm ission is using four tween the S-tate Game com m ission a new and enlarged edition oí
th? several a irc ra ft factories were si perintendent of th e cradle roll unable to pass the exam ination.
about readv to stop w ork fo r w an t M is. Russell H ollinshead w as re- Word received from N orm an Fields crew s to survey lakes and stre a m s and the S ta te Land ¡Board fo r th e Pacific Pow er & Light com pany’s,
eetted choir d irec to r and Mrs. is th a t he likes it back in Camp in the sta te * and th e inform ation purchase of 5411 acres of the day d irectory of m anu factu rin g and
of the m issing p art. •
Oregon S tate College—The an ­
M G. M elzer pianist.
Knox a t Louisville, Ky., where he s - nt in by the fisherm en will be bed of Summ er Lake in Lake coun­ .piocessing plants located in its
nual “ Beaver Boys’ S ta te ” apon-
or
trem
endous
im
portance
in
m
ak-
is
located
w
ith
the
arm
oured
ty
which
the
gam
e
commission
te
rrito
ry
has
ju
st
come
off
the
P lan ts built to m ake powder b dpet Adopted
' g the final determ ination of the v.u-nts to convert into a duck and -press and is ready fo r d istrib u tio n . sored by the A m erican Legion in
d-vision.
have been held up w a itin g the te r-
am ount and species to release in goose h u n ters’ paradise. The gam e according to It. V. Lockhart, local O iegon will be held this year on _
m in r iio ir - o f the A llis-C halm ers ' Considerable in tere st was de­
the Oregon S ta te college cam pus
t - w aters in the sta te . ......
commission has been given an op- agent for the company.
strik e, which s ta rte d J a n u a ry 22. i vt loped in discussion of the finan-
June
22 to 29, under a n a rra n g e ­
So to every fisherm an goes thP"
on the tra c t for a price of
The directory, attractiv ely bound
This strik e has delayed the navy ce> of the church. A budget of
ment
»between th e board of d irec­
e
p
n
e
s
t
request
th
a
t
re
g
u
la
r
use
$27,000 and consum m ation of the 1 an(j \ycll illustrated, will be placed
P 'cg rn m for dcstrover« a q u a rte r $] 928.00 for next year was adopt-
tors of this youth activ ity an d th e
e
the
catch
rep
o
rt
cards
be
m
ade
!
aw
aits
approval
by
the
fed-
in
the
hands
of
purchasing
ag
en
ts
of a year. The A m erican Oar & ' ed
A com m ittee was appointed
d ring the entire fishing season of eral governm ent which is expected of arg e concerns throughout the college officials, which h a s ju st
F ou n d ry Co. was closed b y strik e j to gc ahead with the building for
been approved 'by th e ata te board
! to provide the money. The lake ruit ion.
n rd this prevented the m a n u fa c -| a choir room addition to the church,
Annual feeders’ da-y p rogram s 1941.
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'
bed,
a
t
one
time
a
wide
alkali
ex
­
Such a cmnmiMlity index of the of h ig h er education.
to re of wheel d ru m s fo r the Yellow M artin G. Melzer to act as c-hair- ft-r both w estern and eastern O re­
A pproxim ately 250 boys of from
pense,
has
been
develo-ped
by
C.
E.
area
is p articu larly tim ely because
Cab |0o., w ith a c o n tra ct for $83,- 1 m-’ii. A num er of good sized vol- gon have been arran g e d for those
16
to 19 years will take p a rt in
W illiam s of Sum m er lake, who has sudden dem ands o-f the national
OOP.OOO of arm y trucks. M otor u rte e r pledges were made fo r the interested m converting Oregon
this
citizenship training program,
b ie n operating under a lease from -d< fer.se program have exhausted
W heel Co. has a c o n tra c t fo r equip- ,
strucrion of this room , 'Another grown feeds into livestock, a n ­
which is headed by D. M. McDade
many
norinal
sources
of
su-pply
and
mr-nt fo r B ritish
a n ti-a irc ra ft com m ittee was appointed to inves- nounced H. A. Lindgren, extension
p u rc h asin g ¡¿gents freq u en tly are of P ortland, president, and an ad ­
b itte rie s . The lis t of strik es is tig ate the possibility of acquiring anim al husbandm an a t Oregon
h ard pressed to find new ones, Mr? visory com m ittee of leading state
Mrs. L.
V. S tate college. S teer feeders’ at
The Federal Land Bank of
iu te’-minable. 'Mos-tly th ev are n< w hymnbook«.
D erry, m anager, of the industries ’officials and citizens including
c-!'<=d b v CIO, although A FL is M >ore was especially commended Corvallis will be held S atu rd ay . Spokane loaned $829,500 for the
d epartm ent pointed out. This gives Governor C harles A. S p rague and
responsible fo r the strike at for 19 years of looking a fte r the April 19, while the annual feed ers’ purchase of 242 fa rm s d u rin g 1940,
the Pacific N orthw est a fine oppor­ S ecretary of S ta te E arl Snell.
W rig h t F irid, which w as finally communion set and providing the day a t Union, will be held at an increase of 4 per cent over the
The week devoted to th is will
An
opportunity .for Oregon tu n ity to establish itself as a de­
broken up hv the arm y. A FL elem ents for the communion s e r­ the branch exp erim en t station am ount loaned for the sam e p u r­
im
m ediately follow the annual 4-H
pose in 1939, R. E. Brown, p resi­ sheepmen to kinp inform ed on the pendable new sourse. ,
si ruck a t the Todd S biovard in vice.* George A. W illiam s a fte r 17 May 3.
club
sum m er session, and a rra n g e ­
“ By placing this ready directory
Texas and 2.000 m en walked out years of faithful service as church
The feeders’ day a t Corvallis dent o-f the bank, announced last moat up-to-date developm ents in
m
ents
have been m ade fo r the
of
products
directly
in
the
hands
the wool m arket th ro u g h o u t the
because a forem an, w ith th e yard tiefcsurer announced his desire to this vear will em phasize the possi- week.
sam e facilities to be used. The
of
men
who
do
the
buying,
we
are
In
addition,
the
(bank
s-old
on
sp
rin
g
and
early
sum
m
er
is
being
antj lim itatio n s in feeding
for m an y years, did r not ibelon-g to ; latirg from th a t work due to poor
hoys will be housed in th e m en’»
I h< alth. The tru ste e s will appoint out lower quality cattle than a r e , m ortgage and con tract term s,.924 j r , Ovided by KOAC, the stafe-own- ntt -m pting to m ake it easy for
the c a rp e n te rs’ union.
big dormftony, and will g e t th e ir
them
to
use
the
products
of
this
h i; successor in the near fu tu re.
ordinarily recommended for best | fa^m s owned by itself, and 171 ; e.l radio statlfm a t Corvallis, in
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region. Our kiva is to have the meals in the M em orial Union bu-ild-^
r-«ult».
N
u
m
e
r
i«
.
g
r
p
W
s
have
!
fu.,ms
owned-by
the
F
ederal
F
arm
;
cooperation
with
the
Pacific
Co-
(Principal criticism ag a in st A F L ,'
answ er to the -purchasing a g e n t’s ing, the sam e a s th e college stu-
tisked the men of the ex !p erim d n lT ^ o rtg ag e C orporation, a to tal of i operative Wool Growers.
ip congress, is t h a t i t is w orking |
sU tion w hether or not it paid to I 1.095 farm s for $2,515,300. Added-
Each W ednesday evening at question, ‘Now, where can I ffet dcists and the 4-H club -boys. T h e
a ra ck et in ch a rg in g heavy initia- j
to
the
loans
for
fa
rm
purchases
6:30
throughout the wool m ark et- th is p ro d u c t? ’ in his hands even en tire program , however, Will be
feed carftle of low quality th a t m a)
tion fees; th at an Am erican citizen
in ch arg e of the Aanerican Legiofl
r. r, vie d u rin g the ye-ir, these fig- i ing season, a discussion of wool b efo re he c.an ask i t . ’
be purchased a t lower prices.
cannot get a jeb digging a ditch ’
com m ittee.
u
rer
b
ring
the
bank’s
total
financ-
j
prices
and
trends
in
the
m
a
rk
e
t^
M
o
re'th
an
80
classes
of
products
Ar. experim ent of such n atu re
'w ith o u t joining an A F L union. A t
A fte r arriv in g , th e iboys o rg an ­
A. W ard, m an­ are indexed in the directory, ru n ­
cne cantonm ent a union squeezed — The Moro W om en’s club will w as conducted this w inter w ith ing of farm purchases up to $3 - I will l»e given by R.
ize
th eir own governm ent w ith
or some ning from ag a te s to aw nings,
cooperati
3'1.800 for 1,337 farm s d u rin g the ag ef of the cooperative,
more th an $350,000 from men a s k ­ enter two contesting crews in the w heat being the g rain used as
officers
the sam e as those in th is
b
lan
k
ets
to
bulbs,
cari&
to
coal
rq <>‘-heu. rep resen tativ e of this larg
ing a work perm it. C harges a- table settin g contest w hich will supplem ent to hay. Wheait has y ra r.
state, thus learn in g citizenship
stokers,
<lra-peries
to
drugs,
filters
ost
of
fa
r
w
estern
‘wool-
m
ark
etin
g
Not included are the farm sales
gbints CTO a n d IA i F L a re th a t they he held in The Dalles nejxt S a tu r­ proved en tire ly , satisfac to ry fo r
organizations.
These broadcasts ito fishing tackle, and so on th rough from actual practice. Most of the
are w orking fo r a closed shop on day. The funds derived from the general livestock feeding purposes made for cash, or $-3,490,800 that
were started iri March anti inimed-' the alphabet. N early 500 produc­ boys who atten d are sponsored by
ev e ry b it of defense w ork, but small adm ission charge will go to in-of-xperiments by the station, and tl e land bank loaned for o ther
iately attracted wide atten tio n , er«. m an u factu rers and processors, local Am erican poets o r o th e r local
Qi.ch organization w a n ts to control the “ Bundles for B ritain ” cam paign the resu lts of this la te st ex p eri­ purposes than farm . purchase«.
even outride of the s-tate, accord­ with th eir products, covering mo-st groups, th rough no fam ily re la ­
th - work or p lants w here defense The w inner will .be chosen by pon- m ent are expected to help grower« Most of this am ount was leaned
ing to letters received by .Ibo.th of the 130 com m unities served bv tionship 'between the boys and L«-
p rojects are under way. The gov- u lar vote assu rin g those who at- deride on The m ost profitable feed­ for the refinancing of ex istin g in­
I g'on m em bers is necessary.
the Pacific com pany, are listed.
the P.C.W.G. and tlte station.
ing m ethods fo r w estern Oregon. debtedness on farm p roperty.
(Continued on P age tw o) v ! tend of a chance to participate.
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Church Elects
Officers At
tz
8
' "$> r /
-t ‘
Omer G. Sayrs
Quits Fair Board
Chairmanship
Fathers Feed Sons
Advice, Food, Fun
Annual Meeting
of
Stock Market Down
Fishermen Asked
To Report Catches
Vintin Watkirs Up
J. Slama On Deck
Power Company
Publishes Sourcebook
Boys State Camp
Going To Corvallis
Feeder’s Days Due
Within Month
Land Bank Selling
c<
Foreclosed Farms
Sheep Marketing
Data Broadcast
Club Will Set Tables
To Aid Britain '
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