Sherman County journal., May 16, 1941, Image 1

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Official County Paper
Moro, Oregon. Friday, May 16, 1941
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Boy Scouts Hold Grade School
Court of Honor chil(jren Have
Here Tuesday
High Schools To Meeting Called
Joe Peters
To Plan Quota
Named To Fill Vie On Track
Vote, May 31
Fair Board Post
A bout a hundred and fifty peo­
ple atten d ed the co u rt of honor
held a t the school house T uesday
evening when th e Moro Boy Scout
troop w as h ost to th e o th er troops
or th e m id-Colum bia d istrict.
Joe P e te rs w as named to the
county fa ir board a t the special
Grau Valley Will See Best
m eeting of th e county court held
W ednesday o f this week.
Of County’s Athletes At
The vacancy on the board was
caused.¡by the resignation of Omer
Annual Meet
S ayrs who has served since the re­
o rg an izatio n of th e hoard five
F rid ay , May 16, the h ig h schools
y ears ago. Mr. P eters is a fa rm ­
of the county will hold a track
e r and ch airm an of the county
and field m eet a t G rass Valley. The
AAA hoard. O th er members are
m eet will begin prom ptly a t ten
O. G. H llderhrand o f Wasco and
o’clock in the m orning in o rder to
Rov B a rn e tt of G rass Valley.
finish before aftern o o n when the
musical festiv al will begin.
There will (be 13 events and en­
tries from all five schools will be*
eligible for each one. Beside the
t uditional events th ere will he a
• The weed co n tro l board of this hitch-kick, a . new co n test, th at
county m et W ednesday at the court ctm e from the ju n io r Olympics of
house and will m eet again S a tu r­ 1940.
Field Day
Moro Wins Most Points
With Kent, Grass Valley,
Rufus and Wasco Following
Moro won the plaque for the
month by having the largest num­
Moro won the annual grade
ber out to the meeting although school trac k m eet a t th e fa ir
t ie Wishram group made a good grounds la s t F rid ay w ith a score
W aahington D. C, May 15. -bo- showing.
of 66i points. Second w as K ent
and Field Today
A m eeting will be held, F rid ay ,
May 16, a t the court house fo r the
purpose of inform ing fa rm e rs
about the vote on quotas and laying
plans for the balloting.
W illiam Steen of U m atilla coun­
ty, chairm an of thq sta te AAA
will the here for the d a y .and m eet
w ith county and com m unity com­
m itteem en to m ake the plana for
telling every fa rm e r of the neces­
sity fo r voting on the quotas May
31. He will he accom panied by
E d g ar Ludwick, of the srop loan
division.
Lamb and Wool
Show Out Good
Quality Exhibits
Frank vonBorstel Wins
With Pen of Three, Single
and Grand Champion
The lam b and wool »how brought
out a larg e group of anim al» thia
y e a r and th e ir condition was ad­
judged excellent by O. M. Nelson,
who came from Corvallis to judge .
them .
W inner of th e first prize for
individual lam b and fo r th e pen of
th ree was F ra n k von I Borate 1 of
G rass Valley. One of his landw
was also adjudged the b est o f tb s
en tire lot.
F o r pens Shelton F ritts was sec­
ond; Bob McDonald, th ird ; R obert
Rohde, fo rth and O. G. Sayrs, fifth.
F o r singles R obert Rohde was
second; Jack von B orstel, third:
C. W. W allace, fo u rth and O. G.
latio n ists to the c o n tra ry , m illions
Sea Scouts of th e newly form ed
v’ith 48i. T ra ilin g these leaders
of people to the c o n tra ry , the troop in The D alles paraded and
was G rass V alley 44£, R ufus 41}
U nited S ta tes will soon be a belli- added color to the m eeting. All
and Wasco 41.
ger ent. The U nited S ta te s will v ere up for aw ards. A bout ten
Because of tics in the high and
gu ard m erchant ships across the h?ys w ere exam ined fo r adm ission
A tlan tic—call it convoy or p atro l— t ) th e second class scout group broad jum ps th e scoring of the
a ru soon P resid en t R oosevelt will and as m any fo r m e rit badges. meet became broken up into fra c ­
act, fo r the dem and for convoys Only one application was received tions early in the afternoon. Lemon
increases by leaps and bounds.
advancem ent to first class of Moro was high scorer fo r the
m eet m aking 17 of his school’s
The industries are leaping into* « .o u t ra tin g .
point«. Lyons of K ent, w ith TO}
The Moro W om an’s club m et last
th e ir strid e; the president has
(Hank Schainck, of The Dalles
F rid ay a t the club room s w ith Mrs.
called for a 24-hour day seven days d istric t, Ray H ughes, scout com- points, was high fo r g irls of the day fo r f u r th e r consideration of Officials Chosen
’ the problem o f erad icatin g noxious
Deipha Ram sey presiding. A fter
a week. W illiam K nudson de­ n :ssioner of aw ards, Ray B alforth, meet and high fo r her school.
Judges will he E d g ar Alley, the flag salute, given by Mrs.
perennial weeds of the county. The
The
m
eet
w
as
run
off
in
good
nounced the “ F rid ay to M onday” scout executive w ere here for the
W illard iB arnett and O. G. Sayrs W. W. K nighten, the business Sayrs, fifth.
blackout m onths ago but it re ­ evening. Melvin Scbadew itz, fo r­ tim e and w ith less confusion th a t board ex pects to m eet w ith the
f i d Wily K nighten will act as m eeting was held d u rin g which
county
co
u
rt
la
te
this
week
o
r
the
There were m any en tries in the
quired m any m onths fo r the ad ­ m er scout leader acted as judge of often atten d s m eets of sm aller
s ta rte r.
first
of
n
ex
t
to
discuss
plans
for
children
as
sp
ec
ta
to
rs
were
kep
t
Mrs. Ram sey gave the club the 4-H club classes and they were
m in istratio n to
recognize
th at the co u rt. S cout leader M erril
The afternoon program Will in- ciub the prize money won fo r table divided into a heavy and a light
“Tim e’s a-w astin ’ ” and “ It is la te r Ovoson was in general charge of f ’ om the trac k and all could see the ex p en d itu re o f the county a p ­
c u d e musical events tan g in g from s ittin g . A $5 donation was voted class. Jack von B orstel took first
unit ss over anxious y o u n g sters pro p riatio n fo r weed control.
than you think.”
the m eeting.
C. M. K uypers is chairm an of the i cup singing to folk dancing and for the scholarship loan fund ano in the heavy class, Ed Fritts, sec­
crowded around some event too
B etter th an any section oî
new
hoard w ith J . L. Davis, Dean s me rhythm band playing by the Mesdames Clarence S p arlin g , Tom ond: S helton F ritts , th ird : (Clyde
closely.
A m erica, the national capital is
Reynolds,
Roy Powell and A. C. s n ailer children. M any special Ftio-er, Bernice W ilt, Lena Searcy F ridley, fo u rth and Jo h n Bouther,
The field m eet was th e aftern o o n
aw are of the g ra v ity of the situa-
par* of an all day pro g ram as the K aseberg as com m ittee mem bers ru n th ers are included in the pro­ and Colli« Moore were adm itted fifth.
t'.cn; of the plight of th e B ritish.-
gram .
In the lig h t class Don K ing was
forenoon had been taken up by the w ith him .
t . club meml>ership.
H ere centers the news
This is the day set aside by the
first,
Lloyd Gosson second; Darrel
P
rese
n
t
problem
is
the
white
band festival. T h is w as held in
Mrs. LeeRoy Hanson was electeu
w< rid w ar, which the eyes
s bools in which to show the
M
cLachlan,
th ird ; Clyde F ridley
top
which
is
ready
to
seed
in
the
the
city
park.
Band«
w
ere
seated
as president, Mrs. R. G. Cunliff,
car:, of the state d ep artm en t are
A llie J . W est, fo rm er resident n ear the re ta in in g wall which r o r th end of the county and the paren ts the re su lt of the musical
fo
u
rth
;
Ed
F
ritts , fifth. x
vice
president,
Mrs.
Stanley
co n stantly rep o rtin g .
of this county, died in McMinnville shielded them from the lig h t wind p ,issi«n knap weed largely in th a t train in g given by the schools Coelsch, secretary , Mrs. L. V.
In the wool clasaes W. E. Broc­
From W ashington has been con­
age. H e w as born in M issouri in an.1 echoed th eir music to the -ection.
M orning glory is scat­ d T ing the year. L ittle to ts will Moore, tre a s u re r for the
next k ert won first place fo r fine wool
ducted the educational cam paign
M onday, M ay 12, a t 78 years of listen ers seated in the shady p a r t tered th ro u g h o u t the county and p’ay a v ariety of in stru m en ts and
and also had the b e s t fleece. Frits
which will m ake A m erica broth-
year.
——_
1862 and cam e est w ith his of the park.
Rohw eder w as second.
will be a problem later in the year. the la rg e r ones will sing and
err-in -arm a w ith the B ritish. A-
A gro u p of upper grade girls
dance.
m other, Mrs. M. L. R agsdale and
F or medium wool F ritz Rohwe­
n itrica is pledged to aid B rita in ,
No places were givfcn in the band The county alloted $500 for weed
gave
a short play directed by Mr«.
fam ily in 1871. They settled near
der
w a s ,firs t; W. E. Brockert,
'
ontrol
purposes
last
fall
at
the
congress has voted seven billion
concert. A ndrew Landles and his
C arroll S ayrs, director of Bible
W am ic and moved from th ere to
second;
and Lloyd Gosaon, th ird ;
b
udget
m
eeting.
dollars for the lend-lease-give pro
LEGISLA TOR V IS IT « H ER E
W asco band, assisted by some
study: Mrs. H. B. P inkerton told
S herm an county in 1880. He m ar-
F
or
long
wool, C harles W allace
gram . M aterial is beginning to
m em bers from Moro, played a t t h e ,
of first aid work by the girl scouts;
ri?d
Mrs.
E
lm
ira
B
arnum
in
1889
was
first;
Clifford Truiribo, second
H
enry
Semon,
s
ta
te
re
p
resen
ta­
JURY
NOT
NEEDED
IN
MAY
move across the continent to the
fa ir grounds d u rin g the aftern o o n .
of P a n a m a ;” Mrs. Deipha Ramsey
and th ree d a u g h te rs w ere born
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and
Clyde
F ridley, th ird .
tive
from
K
lam
ath
county,
M
al­
Sheriff
W
ilson
reports
th
a
t
a
c
t­
A tlantic seaboard. T his m aterial
Mr.-. L. V. Moore read “ Glimpses
t^ them . All survive, M rs. Echo —
Seventy lambs were shown in
ing on word fro m Ju dge Carl colm Epley, new spaper m an from reed from le tte rs telling of a trip
consists of the w eapons o f w ar
B a rtle tt of Bend, Mrs. Hazel Lake zj«
p
.
H endricks, he will serve notice on K lam ath F alls, O rth Sisem ore, dis­ t<? Honolulu and “ God Bless A m er­ the pens under the shade of the
and of food. T here is m ighty con- o f M yrtle P oint and M rs. Leela d u P r i D S t l l V O U I l t y
trees near * the Wasco opera
prospective ju r o r t who were call­ tric t atto rn ey , and E arl Reynolds, ica” was sung in closing.
tio v ersy ra g in g over these c a r­ Church of Otis.- S urviving alfco ! :
house.
ed la s t week th a t th ere will he no secretary of the C ham ber of Com-
goes. "w hether they should p ad ­
The next, and final, club m eet­
Jack Bartlett’s donkeys amused
co u rt session reqtvaing th eir p res­ n.e»’ce of K lam ath county, stopped ing for the summer, will be held
dle th e ir own canoe or have hoyer- r e th ree half b ro th ers, C. P- f l a S NO DO VlIie I D
R ig»d*Ie of Hood R iver; W BL-
Imre
for
luneh
Tuesday
while
on
the
crowd in the afternoon aided
ence this term . This m eans th a t
irg over, ever near, American
R agsdale of The Dalles and Ray T Less than one half of one per the gran d ju ry chosen a t the last th eir way home from a m eeting when and if a clean up d ay is held. by the antics of numerous business
bom bers and destroyers until they
cattle tested
o'* La G rande, and nine grand cent of the
men who essayed the job of riding
of the U nited S ta te s C ham ber of
reach the “o th er side.
in
1940
in
Oregon-for
tuberculosis term of co u rt will continue to Com merce in Spokane.
children.
them
.
serve until November.
Leading in th e cam paign to show
G raveside services were held in w en reacto rs, according to figure»
A
t
n ig h t the seepherder’a hall
reasons for convoy are m em bers
Moro T hursday a t 1:30 w ith Rev. compiled by th e s ta te d e p a rtm en t
delighted those who came and also
of the president’s cabinet. Five of
of a g ric u ltu re anim al division. Six
provided most of the funds to pay
hurxired and nineteen c a ttle or 0.4b
fo
r th e premiums of the show.
ed on guard in g these cargoes from
per cent w ere reacto rs.
Men who en list in the re g u la r
b iin g sent to Davy Jo n es’ locker.
T h irteen counties showed no re­
Arm y of the U nited S ta tes, will
S ecretary of S ta te Cbrdell Hull
actors a t all: C latsop, Crook,
have
the o p p ortunity to atten d
S ecretary
of Commerce Jesse
is reached penalties otherw ise ap- Officers T rain in g Schools, it was
D ouglas, Gilliam , G rant, H arney, Bv A. L. Lindbcck.
Jones, S ecretary of W ar H enry
piieu to this group of em ployers announced today by L ieu ten an t
Hood R iver, Lake, M orrojf,, S h er­
Stim son, S ecretary of N avy F ran k
S alem , O regon, May 15.— Sug­ will he waived and the m axim cni
m
an,
W
allow
a,
W
asco,
afiwpWheel-
Ci 'enel B. H. Hensley, Com m and­
The d istrict lib ra ry conference
Knox, and S ecretary of A gricul­
»Collis Edward Kasdberg, 29, son
g estions th a t the s ta te leg islatu re payroll tax fixed a t 2.7 per cent.
er.
ing Officer of O regon’s R ecruiting
w
is
held
in
W
asco
M
onday
w
ith
ture Claude W ickard of the p resi­
of
Mr..and Mrs. E. E. Kasoberg,
he
called
into
special
session
to
Tr
e
unem
ploym
ent
ctfm’pvnsatiop
Only two counties showed more
D istrict. Colonel Hensley said
ap p earin g from
d en t’s official fam ily have m ade r< p resen tativ es
mend the assessm en t laws met fund hit a new high at $1*2,170,124 th a t soldiers who had been in the was killed in Portland Monday eve­
th
an
two
per
cent
re
acto
rs:
C
u
r­
the plea. S enator Guffey and Sen­ places as fa r d is ta n t as Hood ry, 2.4% and Lane, 2.23%. O ther w ith an em phatic “ no” on the p art l8‘ t week with reeceipts for the
ning when the car he was driving
arm y for six m onths and had hit a truck. Kasdberg died in
ato r Pepper, both new dealers who R iver, Bend and H erm iston.
of
G
overnor
C
harles
A.
Sprague.
fi’ sl four m onth- of this year tot- pi oven them selves w orthy, and
Miss Josephine B au m g artn e r pre­ C( unties showed less th an one per
freq u en tly send up tria l balloons
The suggestion has been made a ’’in'T $3 130,902 com pared to $2,- who possess leadership, p ersonal­ about an hour after the accident
cent,
except
Linn,
1.06%
and
have urged the convoy system ; sided in the place of Miss H a rrie tt M ulheur, 1.43%. S tate and F ed­ 1 v P o rtlan d ers, aroused over the 8'6.950 for the sam e period last
Collis Kaadberg was horn in
ity and ap titu d e; and m erit the Sherman county, a scion of one of
celled upon the president in th eir Long, s ta te lib raria n , who is ill.
]
rospect
of
increased
taxes
on
res-
year. At the sam e tim e benefit recom m endation of com m anding
eral cooperative w ork a g a in st
speeches on the senate floor to act. Roll call resulted in m any excel­ tuberculosis has been carried on in i fence p ro perties as a resu lt of the paym ents were shown to have
the older families of this section.
Officers, may be sen t fo r a three His parents were farmers and
Adm iral Em ery S. Land, appointed lent suggestions from lib rarian s
recen
t
opinion
of
the
s
ta
te
tax
com-
d
,
rj
p
etj
nff
by
32.5
per
cent
with
Oregon since 1917.
m onths course a t an Officers T ra in ­ large land owners west of Wasco.
chairm an of the m aritim e comrnis- p resen t. Giles F rench spoke to
r r n io n condem ning the use of the tbp paym ents for the sam e period
ing School.
give
a
n
o
n
-lib
rarian
s’
view
point
sioi by the president: several ac­
A large part of his schooling was
‘ varied ra tio ” system of assess­ m 1940.
y
wj •
ç
Upon the satisfac to ry com ple­ obtained in Portland.
tive adm irals and re ar-a d m irals on the role of libraries.
a a •
m ents in M ultnom ah countv.
„
Miss E leanor Thom pson of Bend f l C a V V
IxSU IlS u O H K
tion of this course, they will be
He married Betty MoCafferty
have snoken for a convoy. Secre­
T he governor declared th a t ex­
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l^Z^Zxlz«
Compliance with the law re q u ir­
ta ry W ickard has instructed his reviewed several children’s books
cept fo r a highly vocal m inority ing uniform ity in a-sessm ents will c-mi missioned as second lieuten­ of Wasco and entered the auto
subordinates to put the g re a t a g ri­ and Miss M ary Blossom of the
th ere had been no dem and for a n< t work a hardship on the ta x ­ an ts in the Arm y of the U nited court business with his father at
S tales. No p artic u la r educational Castle Rock, Washington, later
cu ltu ral m achine, extension ag en ts, P o rtlan d lib rary reviewed books
special session. F u rth erm o re there
are
required. moving to Portland where he
L ig h t rain s fell on the n o rth eno is* little assurance th a t the legis­ p ayers as a whole but will only accom plishm ents
AAA. soil conservation com m ittees, fo r adqlts in the afternoon. Lunch­
bend to equalize tax atio n , Chas. V. N a tu ral ability, leadership qual­
eon
w
as
held
a
t
the
M
ethodist
of
the
county
and
the
c
e
n
tra
l
p
a
rt
managed the Four Star Auto
an a g g reg ate of officials person­
la tu re could o r would do an y th in g
while the south end w as deluged to co rrect the situ atio n in M ultno­ Galloway, memlher of the state ities and aptitu d e are the d e te r­ Court. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kase-
ally contacting fa rm ers— into ac­ church.
again early this week. A t W asco m ah county even if convened in tax commission told a group of m ining factors.
herg were in Sherman county at
tion and insist upon convoys.
cru n ty assessors a t a conference
.14 inch fell and a t Moro ab out the e x tra o rd in ary session.
All of these speakers could he
the time of the accident.
here last week. While taxes on
sam e, enough to b rin g th e May
Funeral services were held in
silenced by one word from the
U nless and until someone can semi properties will necessarily he
precipitation up to .91 inch. A t c nvince him th a t a real em ergency
Portland Thursday afternoon at
p resident, but, th ere is no rep ri-
G rass Valley th e M ay m oisture h as ex ists he has no intention of call­ increased where past assessm ents
one o’clock. Surviving are his
,.m a rd . because g u arding those sup­
beer.
1.25 inch (th is a t the Arzell ing a special session, the gover­ have been too low, oth er properties
widow, a brother, Lawrence ot
plies of food and m unitions is w hat
in the same classification will be
Wasco, and his parents o f the
the p re s id e d intends doing. Those
W ork on the addition on the Lemley fa rm ) a t the P eters ranch nor declared.
rid u ced in assessed values o r a t
a
♦
a
are his sentim ents, and th a t is whv n o rth e a st co rn er of the Com mun­ the rain fall has been 1.36 and a t
A series of county m eetings to immediate family.
least benefit through a reduction
Kent
1.31.
there is no rebuke. T here is no ity P resb y teria n Church w as s t a r t ­
It required 178,200 envelopes and in the tax rate, Galloway points explain the provisions of the n a­
W heat is heading out all over 167,350 letterh ead s costing a total
dodbt about a larg e section of the ed la s t W ednesday m orning w ith
tional referendum on w heat quotas
out.
A m erican people 'being opposed Mr. Eugene (Amidon in charge. the n o rth ern p a rt of the county.
were scheduled th ro u g h o u t Ore­
of $2,204.65 to fill requisitions filed
• w *
te convoys, for they are w riting T his addition, voted a t the recent
gon from May 12 to 17 by the state
by memibers of the s ta te leg isla­
M eeting the dem ands a t hos­ office of the AlAA. County and
and w iring to memeibrs of con- annual m eeting, is known as the
tu
re
d
u
rin
g
the
recen
t
session.
COUNTY COURT M EETS
pitals half way the s ta te indus­ com m unity com m itteem en will take
S tam ps totalling $6,300,14 were
gress: also to the president. Sena- “ C hoir '’Room” h u t will serve a
Dry edible beans are another
t
to rs who are voicing this oppo? num ber of purposes. It will be the
The county co u rt m et W ednes- also requisitioned by the law m ak­ r y ' accident com m ission this week the inform ation abt&ined from crop ju st added to those for which
sit-on are w asting th e ir b reath. g .ith erin g place fo r the choir on ¿ a y afternoon w ith the m ayors of ers and the several com m ittees. adopted a new schedule of hospi­ state' officers a t these m eetings and ipereased production will be sought
bv>4 they show courage in carry in g Sunday m ornings, a storeroom fo r the towns in th e counity an d es­ One m em ber of the House is ch a rg ­ tal rates providing fo r an in­ wilP pass it on to w heat farm ers this year, according to announce­
on a losing fight, in b a ttlin g for a vestm ents, choir robes, etc., and tablished’ m inim um prices fo r the ed u p - with 6150 envelopes anil crease of $1 per day over the in g eneral a t com m unity m eetings m ent of Secretary of Agriculture ’
ciu se alrpadv lost. Of course, will also be used as a class room, pieces of p ro p erty recen tly fo re ­ 5850 letterheads, a s well as m is­ ra te s now paid fo r the care of hos­ to be held between now and the Wickard. More beans are needed
pitalized accident cases under the
when the die is cast these senators ar.d on fu n eral occasions will serve closed upon.
cellaneous ’ s ta tio n e ry item s to a
referendum date, M ay 31.
to m eet defense food needs, as
d t .'I those Am ericans who are p ro ­
a. a place fo r the relativ es of the
T hese will Ibe advertised and to tal cost o f $98.37 in addition to w irk m e n ’s com pensation act. The
A
pproval
of
the
w
heat
quotas
they
are so concentrated that they
P ortland hospital association re-
testin g convoys will abide loyally deceased. W hile the
m aterials sold, if possible. If not sold a t an $69.50 w orth of stam ps
p s to supple
supple- >
demnn(i ed an irKrease Qf $2 proclaim ed on May 10 by Sec re-
re may he more eaaily • shipped.? to
bv the decision, as become« good have to he bou g h t it is expected auction sale to be held, the dis­ m ent his m eager, per diem. On
V or th eir serivCs The $1 per ta ry of A g ricu ltu re W ickard, li other countries. «
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M „ t'th e accident accordance w ith the 1938 law . .
th a t' m uch o f the w ork will be posal of them will re v e rt to the th-. o th er hand an o th er repreaen- a da
citizens.
-
As an incentive to fannere to
F ears th a t convoys would he donated lafbor. People interested court which will have jurisdiction t itive m anaged to g et along with oay increase will cost the accident vital to the fu tu re w elfare of Ore­ increase their acreages thia year
fund ap proxim ately $75,000 a year,
entually used w ere expressed by s)l0U]3 g e t in touch w ith Mr. Mel- p fter th a t tim e .'
only 300 envelopes and 200 letter-
gon commercial w h eat grow ers, the department has arranged to
m ttribers of th e hou«?e and senate Z' r o r Mr. Amidon.
Cities have th e rig h t to ibid in h in d s, a t a total cost of $4.58 nu m bers' of the accident commis­ btlifcves Will Steen, U m atilla coun­ support the market for small
when the lend-lease hill was under
property a t th ^ prfce hid w ithin while the postage hill of this sion said.
ty fa rm e r and chairm an of the white, great northern, pea, and
• • •
debate, b u t ad m in istratio n spokes­
20 days if the cities w a n t to p ro ­ m odest m em ber totalled only $7.75.
s ta te com m ittee. U nless the m a r­ medium white beans until rabout
In
spite
of
the
fa
ct
th
a
t
the
men gave solemn assurance th a t
tect th e ir in te re st in the pro p erty
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elections of 1942 are still m onths k etin g quota plan is approved by May 1, 1942. The price aimed a t ;
th ere was no d anger of such ac.
in quesion.
With industry w orking a t high
in the fu tu re the political pot is twc-ThirMs of those voting, the will be approximately $5 per hun­
t:o n , th ere would be no convoying m
p . 1
g ear sn d unem ploym ent a t a m ini­
Beginning
to sim m er m errily here governm ent loan pro g ram will be dred at the eastern seaboard, which
bv A m erican w arships, they said, L r llv a l l U d y
mum indications now are th a t the
discontinued. U nder th e quota means $4 per hundred or more in
in
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reg
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n
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APPLACATION
BLANKS
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the bill was ¡ " ’ ‘J 0 le" ? or ’*“ *
w . c . H elyer 1« having a sale
unem ploym ent com pensation fund
,. ,
Howard
L ato u re tte ,
form er plan any grow er who has stayed producing areas.
the articles needed bv thei B r.tndl
^ {i h o rse 5 - including h l, , ix
Oregon produces a relatively
The . sheriff
has application m ay reach the “ceiling” of $14,- Sf paker of the House of R epresen­ w ithin his w heat allo tm en t under
which the B r,t.sb cou d n o t p r o .
equipm ent this blanks for o p erato r’s licenses so 3731512 set by the recen t legisla­
the AAA program can m ark et his small proportion of the national
duct but which could ibe readily F rid ay a t his ranch south of K ein th a t persons m ay renew them be- tive session, before the end of the tativ es was definitely “ d ra fte d ” crop th e sam e as usual w ith no dry b$an output, but some sections
Am erica.
Em ployers w ith un- as a candidate for governor a t a restrictio n s.
’ can probdbiy increase their acre­
“ coming dUt’\ p a rty stag ed by a
Polling places for the referen ­ ages to advantage, according to
group of his su p p o rters in P o rt­
land a couple o f'w e e k s ago, t hus dum will be arran g ed by each G. R Hyslop, head of tha plant
Weed Control Board
Formed Wednesday
Woman’s Club Elects
Mrs. LeeRoy Hansen
Allie J. West Buried
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Here Thursday
Enlisted Men May
Governor Frowns On Suggestion
For Special Legislative Session
District Librarians
Become Officers
Collis E. Kaseberg
Killed In Accident
Confer At Wasco
South End
Church Getting
Vote On Quotas
Being Explained
New Choir Room
Nation Now Needs
Dry Edible Beans
W. C H elyer’s Sale
(Continued on page four)
2 00 p. nh
for those under 70 years of age.
as
« (Continued on Page two)
county committee.
industries division at Oregon State