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I r Z • » —» Journal F ifty-T hird Y ear N o . 25 Moro, Oregon. Friday. April 25, 1941 First Ride of Many Varieties Season Draws Of Wheat Good Attendance Under Test Official County Paper Two Injured ¿Mother,Daughter Power Company Wasco Civic When Car Leaves Club Hears Fish Banquet Held Cuts Rates To Highway Friday Evening And Game Talk County Users Tw enty two horses and a crowd I L auren E h re t, 24, of Ashland », r The Moro W om an’s d u b held its of n ea rly a hundred and fifty | and Mrs. S te v e Z arka, 21, of Ash- I annual M other’s and D a u g h te r’s w ere a t the fa ir grounds la st S un j lu id drove off the Sherm an high- ! banquet on F rid ay evening in the Object of Tests is to Produce 1 w ay about two m iles n o rth east of j Scientific Management Has day fo r th e first official ride of the Minimum Rate Cut To Odd Fellow ’s hall. new S herm an County Riders. i M uro ea rly la st Sunday m orning j The tables were beautifully deco- A Variety of Wheat Suited N ext Sunday, A pril 27, the group Increased Number of Game 95c For 12 Kilowatt Hours, and b arely escaped w ith th eir : ra te d w ith apple blossoms and will m eet a t th e Lone Rook bridge lives. To the Needs of This County 1 sp rin g flowers and laden with a Animals Available fro.-n where they will ride up G rass Effective May 22 The car, driven by E h ret, left ! I bountiful q u an tity of good food. Valley an d Rosebush C anyons M te fW In the n u rse ry a t th e ex p erim en t the highw ay on a curve which was Some of the problem s of the About 110 were present. Sherm an county citizens who are Iiarnur" r ®nches ( sta tio n a re 125 w heat under test, ¡te n or tw elve fe e t above the dry gam e com m ission were explained W ashington D. C., A pril 24.— *7 ust-rs of Pacific Pow er and L ig h t Mrs. M erril Oveson acted as B nde t®jcen. in M any of these w heats are crosses^* eekbed and a f te r rolling about Two plans fo r financing th e w a r th? Warco country the following witl two or nniny more parents.! lbO feet cam e to a stop am ong fcr the m em bers of the Wasco teas', m istress and presented a electricity, w hether in the tow ns Civiç^club Monday n ig h t by F rank very enjoyable program consisting or in th e country, a re to receive (n ational defense, if you p re fer) F rom them new w heats are be- j Sc me larg e rocks. W ire, gam e supervisor for Tne of a toast song by Mrs. Hollins- sm aller bills a fte r May 22, accord a r t under way. One is tax es, the " i.iiaay. It is probable th a t a portable i irio, x 1 ™ o ther sale of defense stam p s and leading p latfo rm will be built to ’ . , j i ♦ t . Ehret reported to Sheriff Wil- s ta te commission^ head to our d au g h ters. The re ing to an announcem ent made Of the developm ent of w h eats s On th a t he was driving on his defense bonds. R egarding taxes, f;i?ilitate the unloading of horses Mr. W ire gave credit to scientific sponse was given by Ja n e t Schade- th is week by R. V. Lockhart, local th e re is seem ingly no end. F or sp o t lig h t, his o th er lights being m an ag em en t for the p resen t m eth witz. the tre a s u ry wishes to* ra ise an L riu g h t to the rides in trucks ag en t for the c o m p l y . : th is country it is the g en eral be- I out, and was m aking a good ra te ods used by the com m ission which additional 3.5 billion dollars n ex t The base o r m inim um ra te now The High School Glee Club sang j l :ef th a t thè fa rm e rs need a win- of speed. He a ttra c te d the atten - a ie increasing the num ber of gam e twe num bers under the direction is $1 for 10 kilow atts in town and year on th is y e a r’s income and ta x ! te r hardy, sm u t re s is ta n t, high 1 tie n o f Donald W illiam s who was anim als available fo r hunting. ev e ry th in g th a t will bring in a o f Mrs. Nye; Mrs. H ollinshead and this is being cut to 96 cents fo r yielding, good m illing, stiff straw - returning home and he notified the T here are now 200,000 deer and Claudine Thom pson gave an Irish 12 kilow atts. In ru ral areas the dollar to the tre a su ry . The sale I ed, protein w heat. Few known «heriff. A t the hospital it was 2S.OOO elk in Oregon, he said. of defense stam ps and bonds s ta rts m inimum of $1.50 is being cut to w heats com bine m ore th an two o r j f u a „ d th a t E h re t h as both ankles j Tlw nW)1Jcr of fi, h |eas skit. The g u est sp eak er for the 95 cents. next T h ursday, May 1, and will evening was Miss L ottie Morse of Word has ben received here of ‘ “ T * th, T MVerC' y ' «Hl.ouKh m any lakes th a t were Tb? Dalles, who spoke on the Life also help pay the heavy burden. The next 25 kilow atts now sell iu>s ia h i c i e i v e u n e r e o i ( s t c b q u a n tity th a t o th er w heats cu t. n rabablv from the broken .* i . , • 4 , The defense financing will come tho ttuiu d e a th o f M r.. /Anna Guyton o f d , n ^ OTnMl* th<m . M nT zarka wa. less " '’mCT,y b a' rCn , r e bemK *tOeked in China, tak in g us on an im ag fi r 7 cents in town and the n ex t v o lu n tarily ; the ipcomg and o th er with tro u t. A gain scientific m an inary to u r through p a rts of China. 115 now sell for 2 3-4 cents and the O akland, C alifornia, widow o f th t new taxes will be obligatory. The Ideal of the ex p e rim en ter is to serio u sly injured. agem ent shows the p roper kind o f la'.e W illiam F. Guyton, pioneer Tlie club voted to m eet with excess a t 2 cents. A m erican people are in fo r a long The car w as alm ost a total fi: h to plant, for instance some the W asco club on May 2nd a t the The now ra te s will give the 1 evident o f S herm an and Wasco breed the w heats m o st o u tstan d - h ard road, which will zip a largv counties, on F riday, A pril 18. Mrs ing for these qualities and produce w reck, the fro n t and re ar ends kinds are less susceptable to dis Sherm an hotel. Those planning on custom er the first 12 a t 95 cents, p a rt of th e ir pocketbook. a w heat th a t is p erfec t. Maybe be: ng beaten into crum pled m etal, eases than o th ers and are planted as previously stated. The n ex t Postoffices, banks end all sort« G uyton had been in a critical con it w ouldn’t be much good over in th e doors b en t and broken, axles in lakes where such diseases are g o ’ng plea<e notify Mrs. Ramsey. 48 kilow atts will be a t 4.3 cents, dition f o r several weeks and was Meet at Moro Hotel about 1:45 in of sto res and establishm ents will Idaho. broken and re a r tire s blown out. ft ur.d. the nex t 140 a t 2.5 cents and the the afternoon. place on sale M ay 1 th e defense to tally blind due to h er recent ill So th ere are crosses and crosses j t had 'been driven 19000 miles, excess a t 1.5 cents. U sers of ness. . - At the p resen t tim e 16 hatch- 1 T * was also voted to have fhe stam ps and bonds. The stam p s are of crosses u ntil it takes a big book arui was a 1941 model. eries provide 20,000,000 tro u t for annual picnic dinner on May 7th, small q u an tities of cu rre n t will Mrs. J. C. Wilson and. d au g h ter, in denom inations of 10, 25 and 50 a rd a lot o f care to keep them w ilso n the cou |e receive the g re a te r cu t on this cents, $1 and $5. They b e a r no Nellie w ere calling b riefly 3t the s tra ig h t. B ut look w h at comes to the ho5pital..- T h e car was re- p lanting in lakes and stream s. How at roon. schedule being dropped from 7 m any of these are eventually home of M rs. Ida D avis in Moro The m eeting was closed by sin g ir.tc-rest. F o r 75 defense stam ps from it all. W heats b red and moved by the wreckers. ca u g h t cannot be known for many ing in unison, ‘God Bless Ameri- cents to 4.3 on m ost of th eir cu r at 25 cents each a bond can be had W ednesday. grow n in this n u rsery a re filling rent. a re certain ly eaten by larg er <•«.’ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson and the fields all over this te rrito ry , valued a t $18.75 and a f te r 10 y ears relatives. F o r this reason fish are Rio crosses F<der. Commercial Rates Down this donih will be w orth $25. F o r children and M r. and M rs. J a y M e-j Rex being released when of la rg e r size those who wish to accum ulate a k y a and children drove to C elilo, a(ion_ and acIectiona have • which m eans few er fish can be A user of 50 k ilow atts will find la rg e am o u n t of bonds the tre a s Sunday to watch.the fishing opera- . fcund fav o r am ong w h eat g ro w e rs .! p: educed. his Ju n e bill $2.58 instead of $3.16 ury is providing series F and G. .. 1 W inter barley is being gro w n in or over 15 percent. A uaer of 100 There has alw ays been a g re a t These have a 12-year m a tu rity ano Mr. and M rs. J . J . Decker and g r^t te r q u a n tity this y ear be-1 kilow atts will pay $4.01 instead of lo-s in the production of fish, said pay 2 j 5 p ercent in terest. (Also the ch ld r e n a n d M rs. Volna G u y to n 1 cauae SOm e,W types w ere se n t a. T i* quotations ar $4.54. Mi W ire, otherw ise the Columbia . \ hym nbook com m ittee appoint- ri venue from these bonds is ta x and children spent the week end | here for t r i a | # f t)hem «n p ric e , b ein g paid . S ep arately m etered w a te r h e a t r.v e r would not be big enough to e -j a ( the recent annual m eeting able. in H erm iston visiting Mr. and M r s .; b? w hat th e faeder u a f te r . j ‘¿ " « ¿ » S ' * tra d in g : ers will still take the 8 mill ra te ho'd the production of a ferw years. n,(>t last Tuesday evening and de- F or h igher denom ination stam ps W illiam M itchell. C A T T L E : Good g ra in fed steers H am b u rg er m u stard and flax are ^5 to 11.00. Good g ra in fed In an A laska stream it was found cided on a new book known as “ The and a block of 500 kilo w att hours* a book will be given to hold The s ix te e n th m id- Columbia ’ n them . The 10-cent denom ination C hristian A ssem bly an d Mt. Hood h eifers $9.25 to 10.40. Good beef th a t but two fingerlings w ent down Service H ym nal” to be sen t fo r’ w.ll be avaiable a t a 7 mill ra te receives no such consideration, for di:,tract s ta te M issions R ally will The w in ter w heats grow n in the cows $8.00 to 8.75, m edium $7.25 strea m fo r each fish th a t w ent up as soon.a* the funds are raised. A for la rg e r users of power. The new rate is the third cm world w a r No. 1 ta u g h t the tre a s m eet a t K ent all day and evening plots are a ll doing well, as is the to 7.75, common $6.25 to 7:00, can- although m any hundred eggs were min mum o f 75 copies a t 65 cents since 1936 and in itself will reduce each is Xo be ordered and m em bers u ry a lesson— the sm all stam ps are T«. fcsday, A pril 29. Them e: “C hrist w heat all over the county. There n err $4.50 to 5.50. Bulls, medium laid by each fem ale. ia te s over the entire P P A L sys lost and th ere fo re become a clear th e A nsw er. D. L. Penhollow of is a difference in th eir grow ing to good $8.00 to 9.00, com m on $7.00 Ir. an sw er to a question the and friends of the church are in- tem by $410,000. “The new rate profit. S iste rs will have ch arg e of tne habits b u t as y et no indication t.- 7150. V ealers, good to choice sp eak er explained th a t South Twin vited to donate as m any books as is another step in the company's • w • of the best yielders. A m ixture $11.00 to 12.50. lak*1 has been cleaned of fish by a they please, thus allow ing no singing. A t eleven a. m. H. I. 170 tb 215 d ru g th at sm othered them . Th»s heavy burden on any one person, long established policy of bring Two weeks ago w ays and m eans P< rten o f Redmond speaks. F el of Rex, Rio, H ybrid 128 and Trip- HOGS: Good to choice ing rates for electric service down is being grow n to see which is lb tru ck in s $9.50 to 9.75; 230 to h as been done to get rid of a People desiring to have a share com m ittee decided,. 1.5 billion of lowship baaket dinner a t noon a t let just as rapidly as increased use of the h a rd ie st and so fa r it is a good 285 lb butch ers $8.75 to 9.00; p ie d a to r fish. N ext fall a new may confer with th e memeibrs of additional taxes would m eet re- th e K ent g ra n g e hall. Rev. C. F. electricity and economies of ope i lig h tw eig h t b utchers $8.50 to 9.00; supply of tro u t will be planted and the session, Mrs. H ollinshead, Mrs. o u irem ents, b u t * the tre a s u ry has S u a n d e r o f P o rtlan d will speak a t race. ration make it possible,’* Lockhart F e rtiliz e r tria ls s'how little if Peeking sows $8.00 to 8.60. Feed- in a few y ears it will be a good M tlzer or T. M. F ra se r. People since subm itted a program to raise 1 45 p. m. A t 2:15 in th e afternoon said. 3.5 billion. U nder p resen t plans Church re p o rts of P ro g re ss and an y th in g . Too heavy ap p licatio n s e r nigs $9.75 to 10.25. fishing lake again. But five garni a»c also invited to buy copies for Typical bills fo r residential ser th e re is scarcely a w age-earner, Viaion, followed by music. lAt 2:40 I have retard ed the stand b u t every , S H E E P : Good to choice sp rin g fish were killed in the process. home use. This should help to in- vice a t ra te s effective in 1986, a t th a t by Ju ly this lam bs $11.00; m edium to g o o d ) A fte r the talk some colored crease the enjoym ent of church m an or wom an, who will not have p / n u W alter L. M yers of B eaver-I fa rm er knows present ra te s and a t the new ra te s t<. m v an income tax in 1942 on ton will g iv e an address. Evening niay 'he an a sse t instead of a lia- $9.50 to 10.65; common $8.50 to ' pictures were shown of gam e life m usic in the com m unity, com pare like th is: 1941 income. F or years thousands lurxheon a t 5:45. The evening s e s - ! bility. ' j 9.00. S la u g h te r ew es, good • to ir. Oregon and a reel of the s e a l ! ------------------------- New 1936 P resen t of residents of Oregon and W ash s'c n will begin a t 7:30 w ith an ad- i Oddity, although previously c ^ ° ’ce (sh o rn ) $4.00 to 4.50. , islands in A laska. - I 25 kwh $1.51 $2.05 $2.50 ington have not had to pay a cent dress by A. C. B ates of K lam ath I noted by m any fa rm ers, is th a t Shorn Iarr,bs ^ ° ° d to cho,ce *8*00 Ju d ^ George P o tter, president 50 ” 3.60 3.16 2.58 to th<‘ in tern al revenue d ep a rtm en t FalJs whose su b ject is “ C hrist > land farm ed late re ta in s its loose- i com m on down to $6.25. i rtf the cluh, introduced Mr. W ire. 1 100 ” 5.10 4.54 4.01 for w ith exem ption fo r m arried the A nsw er to th e Souls N eed.’ [ ne§> longer than land plowed 150 ” 5.2b 6.60 5.91 people, exem ptions for children The public is invited*to attend. j early for years. Maybe it m eans The new com m ercial schedule is The local declam atory contest it, 1 dependents, these deductible W heatland Relbekah lodge No. som ething— m aybe not. P erh ap s it ?I for the first 12 krwh o r less per as held W ednesday n ig h t to choose Perns wprs so large th a t th ere w as 183 held its re g u la r m eeting he found th a t the land will m cr.th; n ex t 388 kwh a t 4.9c; n ex t rep resen tativ es to contest w ith no net income on which to pay. T hursday evening, A pril 17. A fter | produce ju s t so much w h eat w heth- 600 kwh a t 3.5c; next 1000 kwh a t j others from the other schools of The new income tax bill will rem e- tli? -business session a farew ell er in fo rty years or sixty, 2.5c; all excess a t 2c per kwh. dv th at. The income base will be the county a t Rufus next W ednes B L. Lind beck. p e rty honoring Mrs. Volna G u y -' nwve to incur an expense it m ight broadened by lower exem ptions day April 30. The county contest Small U ser Helped ton w as held. Mrs. Guyton receiv- | . . . - . Salem , Ore. A pril 24.— The s ta te n et be able to m eet. and m ost of those who escaped will he the 35th such contest held u DOW tax com m ission is in a dilemma,. At presen t these are the com» paying taxes in the p ast m ust now ed a g ift from the group and re -j in Sherm an county. fu s h m e n ts were served la te r in There is no im m ediate prospects The leg islativ e ac t im poses a tax erme forw ard. If the bill adopted W inners a t Moro were Florence mfircial ra te s: $1 fo r the first 10 of two cents a -package on cig ar- of the nam e “ O regon” ¡being given G entry, first in the first division kwh or less per m onth; next 190 Mrs. Guyton will j flra~**:e as contem plated farm th j„ evening. leave for Long Beach, C alifornia e tie , m akes the com m ission respon to one of Uncle S am ’s new b a ttle ^ ^ '^ '^ /H V 'H im n a K 'in 'sw o n d ; Jan" kwh a t 7c; n ex t 600 kwh a t 4.6c; hands, in m any instances, will pay Details of the lam b show to be si J - ,for collection o f the tax . Be- wafrons so long as the old Ore- N (hird Dona,d Ri net 700 kwh a t 3c; all excess a t 2c a tax, and craftsm en m ust pay be W ednesday, A pril 23, to m ake her g(<n now a t re st in P o rtlan d har- J home. held in W asco May 10, have been fore the com m ission can begin cause th e ir annual income will won the second division with Dickie per kwh. Mrs. J. C. W ilson a>nd d au g h ter re'eased by LeRoy W rig h t, coun collecting the tax a lot o f prelim i- hoi is carried on the navy lists Oseson, second and D ein F uller A com parison of typical com b rin g them into the contributing- ' r.: ry work rem ains to ibe done. A S ecretary of S tate Snell was in third. -The third or upper division mercial service bills under 1936 class, th an k s to steady em ploym ent Nellie drove to P ortland F riday ty agent, O. M. N elson, sheep specialist* stnff m ust be em ployed and tra in - form ed this week in a le tte r from was won by A najean K nighten, rate levels, under p re sen t rates accom panied by Mrs. Ida Davis and high wages. am i iPauline Davis of Moro; the of Oregon S ta te college, will ju dge ed. S tam ps m ust be designed and the navy d ep artm en t.* Of the 17 Donella Nelson, second and Frances and under the new schedule fol- * * new b a ttle sh ip s authorized by Con G reer third. Mrs. R. G. Chisom lows Most A m ericans receive an a n Dr.vis’ will spend a few days in the entries of lam bs and th e wool p rin ted — some 50,0607000 fo r »» gressm en fo u r are still unnam ed. New 1936 P re se n t P ortland. M rs. Wilson and Nellie exhibits. Wool will be dividec? s ta rte r. All of this costs m oney, of The Dalles was judge. nual income of less th an $3,000 retu rn ed to K ent Sunday. I into th ree classes this y ea r w ith But the leg islatu re w hich dum ped $2.86 kwh $5.50 50 $3.80 and it is from this class th a t the Uncle Sam reached into Qre- K ent G range No. 688 will hold ' places given fo r fine wool, medium th is resp onsibility in the laip of the 5.31 10.00 7.30 100 M . tre a su ry expects its chief support. g e n ’s official fam ily to g rab off 14.30 17.00 10.21 200 its re g u la r m eeting S atu rd ay eve- i wool and lon-g wool. P rizes will be tax com m ission m ade no ap p ro p ri- The theory th a t the rich can pay two m ore memlbers this week. Ir. addition, changes have been all taxes has been exploded. T here n:r.g, A pril 26. A dance a f te r the $3 $2 and $1 in all classes and each a t ion to pay expenses th a t m ight W allace W arton, m em ber of the made in the schedule to benefit Persons holding d riv er’s licenses business session w inner will be eligible to en ter in be incurred by the com m ission in are not enough rich people, and s ta te ta x commission and a lieu which expire June 30th of this power users, including combination M rs. M ary C am m ark rc e tu rn Cd ,h 'D charaI>io, n |s h 'P c ,a ss' cenneotion w ith the ta x act. T his the governm ent hits them heavily. v e __ P rizes will be given fo r pens is to be tak en out of revenues from te n a n t comman<ler in the naval year will not be required to bake commercial light and power ser C orporations w ith defense orders, to K ent S atu rd a y a f te r spending i . . . , , * , , , i A1 a ,, reserve, ha>s been ordered to duty any exam ination when they re vici . , , , n of three lam bs and fo r-sin g le lam b, t ie ta x itself. from the big fellows to th e little s e \e ra l days a t Bend w ith her son -i, The ta x act would o rd in arily be- v.ith the navy d ep artm en t in the new th eir licenses, it was announc o J f ;1„ i entries. P rizes fo r the pens will ones will be soaked w ith excess P c j I ‘Cam m ack and fam ily. ; , , j *.• ! be $7 for first and g ra d u a tin g down cerne effective on Ju n e 14. T here national cap ita l. S igfrid U nander, ed today by E arl Snell, secretary tax es until th ere will be no profit M rs. J. J . Decker en tertain ed the i $3, th us insuring five places. fore the com m ission should be in a p riv ate sec retary to' Governor of state. eering. This is a principtal reason R ebekah »Social clulb a t h e r home I-’or single lamibs the prizes will position to ¡begin collecting th e S p rag u e, was ordered to re p o rt E xam inations are required, how why th e S e e l co m p an ie s,v th rea t aftern o o n . M M rs. L. ; W ednesday ^afternoon. rs. J J . . L. f rom $5 down and five places tax on th a t date. ¡Burt th e re ta il duly w ith the arm y a t F o rt eVer, for those persons who *wer< ened w ith strikes, upped wages, -y will-, ( m erch an ts are circu latin g re refer- M atthe«, M rs. J a y M cKay, M rs ,; , w ;y given. The 4-H class will fer- Lewis, Washmgjton: °„Unander is knowing th ey m ay as well give Volna G uyton, Mrs. V ern Mobley, f or s ¡ng ie iam,b only and prizes er.dum petitio n s a tta c k in g th e a lieu ten tn t in ih e arm y reserves, period and fo r persons '70 years of Screenings which contain a con more to thp w orkers because, other C. G u y l ^ and Mrs. Robert j will be given fo r each e n try w ith m easure. If the petitions are c o m -¡ This, incidentally, is the second, or older. siderable amount of tar weed needs wise, Uncle Sam would take it Schilling attended. R efreshm ents the top Lamibs th a t win firs t p’eted, as seem« probable, the act sec retary Governor S prague has D river’s licenses for the 1941- chould not 'be fed to swine, horses aw ay in taxes next y ear. were served by the hostess. eligible fo r cham pionship j will go before th e voters a t the h ist to the arm y since m obilization 1943 period will cost $1.50 this or cattle, for the tar weed seed A plan is under consideration to <Mrs. M ax Pluem ke is spending ccm petition. g fi eral election in N ovem ber, 1942. of 'the n a tio n ’s fig h tin g forces yeai-( instead of one dollar, due to may poisen these animals, reports haw all em ployers deduct and put a few days in Portland at the home A m usem ent f o r - th e show will At th a t tim e should the decision be ¡ s ta rte d last Septem ber. Cecil Ed- the creation of a m otor vehicle the state depa>rtment of agricul aside fo r the em ployes a percen j^»er .®*'s^er’ '^rs* G ra n t S m ith C€n,^er on the S heeph erd er’s ball , a g a in s t th e « c t »there w ill be n o , w ards, (the first secretary , was a accident fund by the 1941 legisla- ture animal division. tag e of th eir wiages. I t would be ard fam ily. v.’hich will be held the evening of tr z and consequently, no revenues captain in the Oregon Natio'nal tive assem bly, it wa\, explained, Hog lossee due rto this cause a pavroll tax in addition to other M r. and Mrs. W. R. Jones were the show. F u rth e r inform ation | from which to pay an y expenses Guard a t the tim e of its m obiliza- This fund is for the hospitaliza- have beien experienced from time payroll tax es. Purpose of th is is be forth co m in g \ the com m ission m ig h t incur in ' l ' rn an (l Is now on d u ty with tht t¡on costs of indigent persons in- to time in eastern Oregon wheat to enable w orkers to ¡build up a re business visitors in The Dalles about connection w ith its a d m in istratio n . LCregon troops at~X?amp M urray, jm ed in autom obile accidents cared districts and also quite frequently S aturday. later. serve .for the tim e when in d u stry Mr. and M rs. L. W. Amick a t I ¡And th ere you have th e problem*! ’The governor has said th a t no at- f cr ¡n hospitals which a re bhen in »the Willamette valley. tr.kes a tail spin when the excite tended church a t Wasco- Sunday th a t is facing the com m ission. If -ternpt will he made to fill the va- unable to collect from thé patients, Screenings with tpr weed teed m ent and. shooting are over; give and w ere visitors a t th e home of the necessary arran g e m e n ts are cnocy in his staff for th e tim e be- p h i fund will be adm inistered by come from grain that is grown in them som ething to live on Instead, not m ade in advance th e com m is ing. The secretarial work will be t fce s ta te industrial accident corn- the Inland Empire region and some of looking to the fe d eral govern Mr. and M rs. A sa R ichelderfer. Mrs. John Wilson an d son Ken- W eather to r the week has been sion wil not be p rep ared to col carried on by David Eccle«, his ex- „'lasion" and hospitals m ust be screening feeds come .from the m ent fo r relief. The governm ent neth accom panied Mr. and Mrs. ‘ w arm w ith the exception o f a day lect the tax on Ju n e 14 in event ecutive sec retary and budget direc- reg istered w ith the com m ission and larger mills. They should not he knows th a t the average wage e a rn C hester Sm ith of Moro to Redmond [ or two a t the end of la s t week. the referen d u m fails. If it does to r, and M rs. Helen W ebster Bee- fon ow a schedule of charges set fed in large amount« without er, reg ard less of his paycheck, up by the com m ission. : , ether supplementary feeds. spends his money as f a s t as he Sunday w here they w ere dinner j This week S tartin g S unday, the sun ' p rep are and th e referen d u m sue Jar, his a ssista n t sec retary . * * * There will be approxim ately g u ests of Mr. and M rs. W ayne has shone w ith m id-sum m er ard o r cetds th e re will be no revenue Symptom« of the poisoning in g ets it, w ith th e re su lt th a t he is H undreds of w orkers f p m other $050,000 available for th is rfu n d swine and horses are due to de j which has m ade th e g ra in grow ] from which to pay th e co st of its stone broke when hi? em ploym ent D arby. Mrs. A rth u r 'C ratty retu rn ed to j,, an unprecedented fashion. This I p re p a ra tio n s.- U nder th e circum - •states are flocking to ffregm i, nt- d u rin g the com ing tw o-year period struction of liver tissue. Animals ena£ R ealizing th a t the halbits of her home here Sunday a f te r spend- m ak es, the fa rm e rs • w onder w hat | stances* th e com m ission is d eter-J trr.cted by the prospect of jobs in as there will be a t least 500,000 show, a severe ani?mia,symptoma a people cannot be changed, the ing a week a t Redmond w ith, r e l- | will happen to it if Ju n e is a hot m ined to sit tig h t and a w a it de- d efense industries, according to drivers licensed during th a t tim e, of jaundice’ and in general present ~~ (Continued on Page two) ativee. m onth w ithout rain. velopm ents before m ak in g any (Continued on P ag e two) Snell said. a runty appearance 1 i Former Kent Woman Dies in California Portland Livestock Church To Get Prices Quoted New Hymn Books I I LOCal UeClailiatOry State Tax Commission Worried Over Cigarette Tax Winners Announced WaSCO LHITlb To Be May 10 Drivers Licenses Tar Weed Seed Held Poisonous to Stock Weather for Week 5 * o L-2Ú