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laws now ¿oveming cars on Ore- car In a dangerous manneh
i They reta in e d Tuesday evening- '
gen highways. The action of the Motorists renewing their driver’s
. The Am erican Legion lAuxiliary ,
legislature' clashes the state high- i*ctnae this spring will find that
m et Wednesday* a t the home of j
wav
commission with authority the cost has jumped from ono
I Mrs. C harles Adlard and spent the |
to
designate
speeds on any state dollar to one dollar and fifty cants.
day w orking on Red Cross bags
highway and erect sign3 giving Jne extra revenue will be put into
for the arm y camps.
this speed. A state speed control a fund to pay the hospital bills of
Mr. and M rs. Ed Race came from
board consisting o& the secretary "those hurt in accidents in the
Bingen Sunday to spend the day ¡
of state, the superintendent of event that the bills are not paid
with Mrs. Race’s m other, Mrs. j
The 1941 Oregon Legislature state police and the chairm an of by the patient within a period of
Em ma Sayrs, who returned with
A group of boys will leave this them to their home to stay several passed 31 bills during the last ses the state highway commission with ninety days, the Motor Association
A rthur Landlcs, musical direr
week
end for Eugene to take p a it
sion which directly affects m otor sim ilar authority to designate report concludes.
tt r, and members of the iband will
days there.
in the junior Olympics, an A m eri
Mrs. Gladys Morrison went to vehicle owners and drivers acord- j speeds on country roads or city
be in La Grande for the iband
can Legion sponsored athletic Portland Sunday accompanied h\ ing to the legal departm ent of the streets was created.
tournam ent. Those having special
event designed to give the boys her daughter, Helen, Mrs. George Oregon Motor Association in a i The new law retains the “basic
Lumbers will go Thursday, when
training
of many muscles without Vir.tin and Betty Jean Vintin of i t pert compiled week.
rule” -feature of the previous
Marion Crew's will give a piano
jompetition.
Nine will go from The Dalles.
selection. Bcetty Juhnke, Clyde
Most im portant bill in this gi t up j rulings but changes the enforce-
P.ufus, 6 from Moro, 4 from Kent • Miss Gene Brisbine came up
Fridley, Lawrence Nisbet and
was Senate Joint Resolution No. nit nt and judicial setup.
ard 2 from Grass Valley.
from 'Corvallis Wednesday to re 11 w'hich will protect the motor
Eugene Gosson will play a trum pet
The basic rule states th at no
WASOO
MORO
Mr. and Mrs. John Carson were
quartette. Clyde Fridley, (Douglas
main a t home.
person shall drive a vehicle upon
vehicle
taxes
paid
by
the
m
otorist
up from Portland over the week
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Freem an if:urn non-highway use. The res- a highway a t a speed g reater than
Shull, W ilfred Lutje and Donald
end to visit with Mr. and Mrs. were here last week end from
Res'.ad will play a trum pet quar,-
; oiution refers to the voters of I is reasonable and prudent having
Harold Ginn and take their small Eugene to visit with his parents,
t< ttc. The entire hand W’ill take
Oregon a constitutional am endm er’ due regard to the traffic, surface
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daughter back home. Mrs. Car* Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Freem an.
j._iL in the events of Friday. The
wh’ch when passed specifically ear- ( ar.d width of the highway and the
son and Mrs. Ginn are sisters.
A railroad bridge and building murks all m otor vehicle revenue • ha? ard at intersection and othe>
h a c k team will be in Condon Sat
C H I) R C H r-A
Melvin Schadewitz and fam ily
urday for the track m eet there
Grp-s
Valley
First
Baptist nr.daMr. and Mrs. Richard Lockhar-t crew is living here in cars while funds for highways. The resolu conditions existing. The new law
Wasco defeated the Arlington
the men inspect and repair bridges tion was fram ed and adopted thru establishes any speed in excess ot
New rubber
’hurch r
~nd son spent Sunday at the
V-<; f'.all team last Sunday at Arl
1 the suggestion of the Orego i «56 miles per hour (or other pasted
0:00 a. m .’- Brble School. Ther Schadewitz sum m er home back of along the lne.
ag’ta to r stops
W. C. Helyer has advertised a ’ Motor Association which led num speed) as ‘‘prim a facie” evidence
irg to n tbv a score of 6 to 0 and s a class for every one.
wringer rolls
Wamic.
v T r - - .rr? the Condon 'boys here
sale
of his show team and equip erous civic organizations asking . of violation of the basic rule.
’1.00 a. m. - Morning Worship
Cieo Barnum was down from ment and a num ber of brood m ares
i i Sunday.
for this m otorist protection. The
In other words, if an officer a r
r he pastor will speak on “Th< Itcdmond Sunday -for a short time.
Mrs. Elvis Rich nlotored to
for May 16 at 2 p. m.
rests a person for driving more
i
report
cited
the
fact
th
a
t
in
some
hrist Tomorrow.” Hear this last
T ia d e your old washer a»
Rachel Poley spent Sunday here
Weed-burn last week returning K-ssoge in the series centering
Mrs. Jack Cothran has improv { slates as much as fifty per cent of than 55 miles per hour (or exceed
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr rday after a visit with her
ed from a case of grippe and is 1 the m otor fuel tax has been divert- ing the posted speed) the -burden
down paym ent. Phone 161 »
round the person of Christ.
C. L. Poley, coming from The able to be about most of the day.
parents.
• ed from highw ays into uses entire of proof is upon the driver to show
p. m. - B. Y. P. U.
Dalles.
Mr. and -MYs. Stew art Johnson
Delpha Jean Yarnell is he”e ! ly foreign to the in terest of th? th a t he was exercising reasonable
for trial
7:30 p. m. - Feltograph message on
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Foss cele- fiom Portland to visit her aunt.
o: Salem visited Monday with Mr
care ’and caution. However, if
1 automobile user.
Tohn 16.
i
ated
thedr
fortieth
wedding
an
•r d Mrs. T. L. Fields. ¿M r. and, LOO p. m. Thursday - Praye
Mrs. Delpha Ramsey and the | The speed laws were the subject the a rre st is made when the post
Mrs. Basil iBains, of Wenatchee, n e ttin g with the study in Romans. niversary last Thursday, April 17 Schadewitz fam ily.
of much attention and enactm ent ed speed has not been exceeded,
Wr... were guests of her parents, Looking ahead—May 4th is Dedi- nt the _ home of their daughter,
School was dismissed Thursdav of the legislature will change the the a rrestin g officer m ust provt
The Dalle®. Ore.
M'-. and Mrs. .Fields, for several otion Dav featuring special music, Mrs. Lawrence Kaseiberg near for pupils of the 7th and 8th
th at the m otorist was driving the J
days returning home Monday. Mrs berp, violin 5. voice. The speaker Wasco. Their son, Austin w5> up g ’-ades and the previous day -for B I N U I ’ IB O F A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T O F
the C O L U M B IA C A S U A L T Y C O M P A N Y
from the University to the w th
Leonard Fields and daughter.
those in the 5th and 6th on ac
o f One P a rk ave. N ew Y ork tn the etnte
t 11 a. m. and 2:30 p. nt. will be t hem.
o f N ew Y ork, on the 31 »t dav o f Decem
Sally, went home with the Bains Dr. E. B. H art, pastor of F irst
count of the illness of Mary Wil
ber. 1 9 4 0 m ade to the Insurance C om
W.
H.
Helyer
was
here
the
first
m issioner o f the state o f Oregon, pur
for a visit.
liams,
who
is
down
with
the
suant
to law :
taptist church, Corvallis.
• f the week on business.
The Rufus school entertained
C A P IT A L
measles.
Gerald C* Dryden, pastor.
Several school districts in the
Am ount o f ca pital p a id -u p 1 1 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 OO
Saturday evening with its annual
Bill Raymond is in Portland
IN C O M E
< minty have disposed of their
spring dance. lPresent from Was
where he is being fitted with a
N et prem ium s received du r
Wasco Church of Christ:
playground
equipm
ent
to
a
school
ing the vear __________ $ 3 .3 6 7 669 32
co were Messers and Mesdamei 10:00 a. m. - Bible School. W. D.
wooden leg with which he expects
In terest, dividends and rents
in Crook county for nominal sums
A<ton M cIntyre, T. L. Fields,. Walt Watkins, superintendent.
received during the vear_
29 2.78 1 9 6
to be able to get out and do some
Incom e from other sources
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R'au, Boa McDonald, O. G. Hil 11 00 a. m. - Morning Worship. The rnd it is being moved out of the work. He will rem ain in the city
received during the vear_
4 0 9 0 5 O'l
ccunty.
derhrand. Miss ^une Wilde, Mis?
T o ta l in c o m e _____________ $3 661 3 5 6 .2 8
a
few
days
to
learn
the
use
of
the
Communion.
Percy Thompson is naw the clerk
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
A re th a Wells of Portland and Da 3:30 p. m. - Christian Endeavor.
leg.
N et losses o»k1 during the
ef the Sherman County draft
man Fields and Kenneth Blau.
vear
Including
adlust-
E. F. Forsyth and son of P o rt
Vo evening service.
m ent e x p e n s e s _________ $1 33 2 78 9 7 0
l>oard having succeeded Mrs. Wiiv
Mrs. Maud Akers, Mrs. Roy
Commissions
and
salaries
land spent the week end a* the
F. Claude Stephens, Minister.
paid during the v e a r___ 1 021 554 0)'.
Kn,ighten this week.,
i
Be’shee and. their grand daughtei
Taxe*
llcenrc-« and fees
W. C. Helyer Duderanch south of
paid durlnc the v e a r___
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e Bids will be opened next T hurs
Sharon Hennagin attended a socia1
D ividends ra id on ca p ita l
Moro Community Presbyterian
Kent.
stock
d
u
rlD
-
the
vear__
50 OOO 00
day,
May
1,
for
the
construct
on
evening of the Rebekah Jodge ’htreh. Sunday, A pril 27, 1941.
Am ount o f a ll other ex
Clean-up day for the city ct
<
f
the
new
jail
~
addition
to
the
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penditures
•
Tuesday evening.
•0:00 - Sunday School. Classes foi
court house. The county court Moro has been set fey the Break
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dutton ac
T o ta l e x o e n rlltu r« # _____ S3 4 7 0 46 3 92
ill ages. A pennant will be plac?d
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s cornpanied by their daughter and with the class which has the most wi’l hold a special m eeting that fast club com m ittee for May 7.
V alu e
of bond«
owned
i
am
ortized
»
________ $5 0 1 4 .4 3 3 43
day
to
decide
on
the
acceptance
two grand sons, Mrs. Jam es Dunr
z.-rtitaiw».. è-
perfect attendance.
V alu e
of
atocka
owned
553 6 0 0 OO
end Douglas and David, left for 11:00 - Morning worship, Sermon e f the bids. The public’ may at
(m a rk e t value« ______
29 0 3 2 5 38
Cash In banka ar.d on band
Grants Paas Friday, where Mrs. Sy the pastor. Special music bv tend.
P r^m bim a In course o f col
lection w ritte n
s in c e
Miss
Zora
Morgan
came
from
Dunn will join her husband, who is the choir. The young people will
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In terest and rente due and
Portland Monday for a short visit,
employed by « truck company
4 2 3 * 8 03
accrued
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not hold their usual m eeting next
109 9 2 3 02
O th er assets fn e tl _______
with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Coin Rostad and
as
Sunday evening.
Saturday of this week and Mon
T o ta l ad m itted assets
$8 604 419 64
son Donald drove to Portland F ri
Henry G. Hanson, Pastor. Pick Morgan.
L I A B IL IT IE S
Mrs. Jack Lawrence is ill with day and Tuesday of next fa rm e r5
day where they attended the wed
Cross claim s for losses un
p a i d ___ __ ___________
$2 35 8 53 8 07
p case of grippe th at has b ^en of the county will he asked to come
ding anniversary celebrafion of
A m ount of unearned prem
Christian Science Society, Moro.
iums on all outstandlnx
to the office of the county agent
M t 3 Rostad’s sister, Mrs. Ed Sunday m orning service a t eleven taking toll of Moro resident®,
People feel the nearnpss of their friends
risks
_____ _ . r ______ - 2 .0 3 0 135 11
D ue fot commission and
Mrs. Vernon F la tt came heme and sign th eir farm plan wor.:
munds and husband. Mrs. Rostad’s o’clock; subject ‘IProbation A fter
brokernire
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141 65 7 7 0
when thev hear from them by telephone.
m other, returned home with them Death.” Testim onial m eeting every f»-om the hospital Tuesday a fter sheets and estim ates of futur?
AU other lia b ilit ie s .,____
1 5 3 .2 3 3 .0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grady and Wednesday evening a t eight o • several days there. Her illness production of w heat. Wednes ia*”
T o ta l
liabilities except
Mountains and valleys, counties and state
$4 6 8 8 .5 8 3 U8
ca pital
_______
has been attributed to sciatic „rheu Earl Thompson, field man for th?
g irn d daughter, Ruth Ann Moore
U a r ’ ta l
paid
lock. Sunday school convenes at
un
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AAA, and John Shepard, who *is
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Nea%ham and
lines melt away as happy voices merge.
Surplus over
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10:00 o’clock in the rear of the matism.
.ill
ila.Hli
son were dinner guests Sunday fit
Miss Mary Williams, local school on the state AAA board, will be
ties
2 9 1 5 .8 3 5 76
•hurch building. The reading room
A big service, a loyal one and a cour
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here to m eet with the local com
the Cyril K ruger home.
y in the church building and con teacher, is taking a few weeks off
Surplus as retard s oollcv-
m
ittee
and
plan
the
1942
program
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin West visit tains authorized Christian Science from her duties while experiencing
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teous one, stands behind your Telephone.
as fa r as th a t is possible for a
ed Monday with her parents, Mr literature, which may be borrowed the measles.
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T o ta l __________________ $8 .604 419 64
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A hearing was held Wednesday local group to do. *
and Mra. JLee Hines from the Weit ar purchased.
Net Premiums received dur-
4 5 .2 7 8 99
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he mt on Rook Creek. Mr. and
to determine the sanity of Virgil
N et losses paid du rlns the
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Mrs. Hines left for The Dalles
Matney who is being held for the
vear • __________________
M a*-ir of com nanv.'
grand jury on a charge of assualt
this week to make their home
C O L U M B IA C A S U A L T Y C O M P A N Y .
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N am e o f presiden t.
Miss B arbara Hines celebrated
and b attery, bu t unless fu rth e r
H E N R Y C O L L IN S .
N ai..c ol secretary.
her 14th birthday anniversary on
evidence is produced he will re
J E R E D RANGES.
b . t a a . - i.> rcfc.Uv.ii u itorney for service;
Monday , evening fwhen fourteen
main in the local jail for his m en
' M R 1 U IB E R 1 1. M A U T Z of W ilbur.
L .c .tc ti.
upw cii
a i- j
Oppenheimer,
friends gathered a t her home for
The mid-JColumbia band festival tal condiiton was found to be
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a social evening and refreshm ents
Ail’ be held in Condon May 3 and ratisfactory.
. Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Sargent lands from the Sherrfian county
Mr. and Mrs. L. Barnum w «re
N o. 2 7 o f a Serie»
left «Saturday (for a visit in Kelso schools will attend for the day visitors here Sunday from their
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with relatives. The Sargents re
’or the usual competition between i their home in The Dalles. •
! The Wasco ball club will m eet
turned home Thursday.
‘hem.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole drove to
Bands from all over the area the Condon boys on the Wasco
Portland and return Saturday when will participate in the event which gieunds next Sunday afternoon
they attended the funeral service \ ill be the first ever held in Con *or the first ghme of the seasftn iht
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for Mrs. Knotts, m other of Mrs don. For many years they have Sherman county. Wasco won the
Tcm Alley of Grass Valley.
been held in Sherman county. A first game last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yocum of lance will end the festival and will
Fishing was an attraction for
Rufus were guests of Mr. and Mr s be held in the school gymn isium, m any sportsmen last Sunday rnd
Lawrence Funk when the birthday the proceeds to he ured to defray whether or not fish were caught,
of Mr. Funk was remembered by the expenses of the event.
the warm sunshine made it 3
.phasant day to be out in the or »n.
o dinner Sunday.
The*Wasco Women’s Study club
Bob and Bill Axtell e r n e ao
A quantity of road oil went to fiom Portland Saturday for the
m et with Mrs. J. F. Royce a t th<
1 brary room. Mrs, Maud Akers Shaniko this week to be used in wx ek end and Bob remained to
revk wed a new book, ‘‘The Fam
surfacing the section of Sherman work in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Moore : nd
ily ” It was the last business highway west of Shaniko that was
Gen. Richard Dusan-Slmovlsfc,
graded last summer. It is ex Mrs. ICollis Moore drove to P< t - staunch friend of Great Britain and
m eeting of the year.
Mi. end Mrs. J. F. Royce and pected th a t a contract for the com land Saturday. Roscoe and wife arm y com m ander, who has been
Mr a r t Mrs. Lloyd Royce drove pletion of the road will be let this w ent fishing from . St. Hph’nr named to the post of prem ier of
to Fossil Sunday a n l visited Mr. year.
• Monday and caught some sa ln u n . Jugoslavia.
and Mrs. Otis Royce and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Royce return
ed home in the evening and will
go tc Arlington next Sunday to
n u t his parents.
Mrs. Ed McKee was hostess at
h e r home Wednesday to members
of the Mary Elizabeth class. Mrs.
Harley Dutton, program leader,
arranged with a number of schov’
children to give recitations and
music. Refreshm ents -were served.
danger the benefits to the public that
Even a great orchestra will make a
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sheldrake
beer has made possible.
and son John of Hood River visited
musical mistake once in a while. And
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Llovo
For example, in Oregon beer has cre
once in a w hile. . . o u tp f the thousands
Royce. Mrs. Royce is a cousin of
of
decent,
law-abiding^Deer
retailers
in
ated
13,238 new jobs with an annual
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O regon.. . you’ll conae across one or
p a y ro ll of $ 1 1,541,550 an d paid
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole were in
H eppner Sunday visiting her son
tw o w ho operate disreputable estab
$617,020.86 iA taxes last year.
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. E arl Mc
lishments.
The brewing industry w ants “ black
Kinney and sons.
These
“
black
sh
eep
’’
retailers
con
sheep”
retailers eliminated entirely. You
'M rs. Kenneth Fergusen and
daughters of The Dalles visited her
stitute a tiny minority. Yet thfey tend
can help us by patronizing only the
m other this week.
to drag down the good name of beer.
reputable, legal places where beer is
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKee Spent Maxwell House Coffee 1 lb. 26c, 4 $1.
J E L L -O
F*kg.
Sc
sold. And by reporting irregularities to
B y arousing public indignation, such
the week visiting relatives in P o rt
Wasco Band
To Attend
Tournament
I ?çll call was responded to with
Bible verses.— Minèrva Sfcholl gave
a Bible talk and new officers wer?
looted as follows. E tta Evant,
president; M arjory Shull, secrc*
Lary and Wilma Wilde, treasu re’ .
E sther Kassberg was admitted in
to the club.
Mrs. E sther Stanley loft for
Gallon Saturday to ht with her
sister when she celebrates her 86t »
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill of Wood-
>urn returned home a fte r a three
week visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Elvis Rich.
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Sherman County
Boys to Attend
Meet in Eugene
Passed by ’41
Legislature
T. Lester Johnson
LAWYER 1
EASY WASHER
SAFE
HAMPTON FURNITURE
Farmers To Sign
Pians For Farms
' Why! Its you!*
Jugoslav Premier
Band Festival Planned
7or Condon May 3
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Tne A tw o o d Store
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but it’s a great orchestra nevertheless
. W a s c o , O re g o n
S w ift’s P r e m iu m H a m s
S w ift’s O rio le B a c o n
land.
Recreation was had fey a group
of young folks when they drove to
Shearer’s brMge Sunday. Those
going ■‘w ere Mr.- and Mrs. Hal
Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc-
McDonald, Mrs. Grace Medler and
ch’ldren, Elton and »Phyllis, and.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Medler.
The Tuesday afternoon «tugly
club met with Mrs. Walter Bruc-
kert in the country with Mrs.
.M arjory Shull as co-hostess. The
p e r lb.
p e r lb.
3O c
S p e r r y ’s O a t s
Dash Granulated Soap giant size 4 5 c
^ an Camp s Pork & Beans 3 - 1 6 oz. cans t 25c
M acaroni
5 lbs.
M ilk, A n y B ran d 3 tin s
SUGAR
9 lb . b a g
38c "
Sperry’s Drifted Snow Flour $ 1 . 5 9
2 3 c . Cody Golden Bantam Corn
2 3 c CRISCO
3 lbs.
2 5 lb. b a g
(limit)
undesirable retailers endanger your
right to enjoy good beer. They also en-
the duly constituted law enforcement
authorities.
3 cans
BEER... a beverage o f moderation
$ 1 .5 0
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