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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL.
MORO.
OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 11. 1941
tnong them were*: Mr. and M rs.'
Leo W atkins and children, Fu-
g tn e and Joan/n, Mrs. Grace M id
le r and children, Elton and Phy-
liss, Mr .and Mrs. Ronaid Jo h n
son, Mr. and Mrs. H erlan d Mc
- N o t only doe» th e U nited State»
Donald, Mr .and Mrs. Bruce G ra
h av e fa r m ore m otor vehicles than
dy and R uth (Ann and M rs. Bob
any o th er country in the world,
- - The Oregon S tate M otor Asso
McDonald.
b
u t it also is f a r in th e lead over
ciation proposed th a t the period of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G rady vis
ali the oth er m aojr powers in the
the Oregon d riv er’s licenXe be ra is
E u g en e S pencer, 23, of Wasco
ited in Goldendale w ith Miss N ora
ra tio o f m otor vehicles to popu
ed from two years to f four years,
le ft T uesday fo r New York City G rady Sunday.
lation, re p o rts the Oregon S tate
when
the
executive
com
m
ittee
ot
w h ere he is to re p o rt fo r d uty in
Mr. and Mrs. Je a n Hull were
M otor 'Association.
The U nited
1
R
S-t»
f
t
h
a
f
group
m
et
in
¡Portland
the N aval 'Reserves. He is th e
week end guests o f Mrs. H ull’s
S
ta
te
s
has
one
m
otor
vehicle fo r
week.
»or o f Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Spen patent», Mr. and Mrs. Law rence
every four persons, while F rahce
cer. A g ra d u a te of W asco high F i n k ____
“ We are fully convinced th a t in
has 1-17, G re at B ritain 1-19, G er
school and Oregon S tate college in
tin- in terests of economy and con
P atien ts in The Dalles h o sp it
S
many 1-41, Ita ly 1-88, Russia 1-213
engineering,
venience to the m otorists of Ore-
al'. are Leon Sm ith and Joe Hines
and Ja p a n 1-388.
g en , the presen t m otor vehicle
(Coin R ostad will he employed and Anna Lee. Joe Hines is repor
o
p e ra to r’s licensing period should
ted
im
proving
a
fte
r
being
in
the
a t P endleton with th e S tandard
R ad iato r hoses shouldbe rep lac
be changed to a four y e a r period,”
Oil com pany. He will leave the hos-nital fo r nearly th re e weeks.
ed
before th ey s ta r t ro ttin g , sug-
D r. E. B. McDaniel, association
Mr .and Mrs. Wm. C lothier and
la tte r p a rt o f this m-oniih. George
ge.'
ts
the E m ergency Road Ser-
P resid en t said, in announcing the
Mcon will h e in charge of th e local d au g h ter, Ann m otored to P rine-
\ ice of the Oregon S tate Motor
board’s
action.
«t a t ion a f te r the d ep a rtu re of Mr vilk and « “tu rn S aturday.
As sociation.
O utw ardly a hose
Mrs. W. A. Spencer w as a vis
‘‘M otorists are paying d riv er’s
R et ta d .
m ay lo o k ’ perfect, b u t hot w ater
itor from The 'Dulles T hursday
license fees in excess of $500,< On
causes the inside to deterio rate
Mr. anti M rs. Fred F o rtn er vis afternoon.
foi th e privilege of ojverating th eir
tirst. If allowed to go too long
ited h ere w ith th e ir d au g h ter, M ary
M r, and Mrs. N. M iller of P o rt
autom obiles. We feel t b i t this
w ithout changing, the hoses may
over the holiday week end.
land stopped a t the Coin Rostad
tw o year period can be extended
..._i7 utr particles .. of ru b b er and
».
Mr. and M rs. H arley T>u»tton home on th e ir re tu rn from Pendle
to fo u r years w ithout tr.e slightest
libel th a t work th e ir way into the
sp en t the week end a t G rants ton S aturday.
difficulty.
r.'fiiato r core, blocking circulation
Mr. and M rs. Wm. McKinney
Pas-» w ? h th e ir son in law and
“ If m otorists were re-licens.-J
and causing the engine to over-
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es end d a u g h te r spent th e week end
e \e r y four years, it would give
ht at.
Hay Jcstyn of the Golden Rule
Dunn and children.
They were a t th e Fred Cole hom e. He left
an adequate eh^ck on the d river's
aicom panied by E arl D utton at fc r sx’immr school a t Corvallis on
’physical condition. The C alifor Farm for boys in Franklin, N. Y.,
Monday.
P crtland. Douglas Dunn returned
nia leg islatu re h as alread v nrss-'d for w hose b'-neiit this charity golf
Mr. and Mrs. E arl McKinney
Altiiough they m ay be looking at life through rose colored g la sse s, anf, se n t to th(>ir
a ld l m atch w as played at the Common*
hom e with his g ra n d p are n ts for
fo , a . ¡ x . V(>ar i icvn4/e |M,r. w ealth Country club, presents Ty
arrived here from H eppner Mon these g irls from V en ice. C alif., are looking at the beach through m uch callj
tin* sum m er.
darker ones. T hese b each siren s are not in d isg u ise. They arc sim p lj • * \
-*,
A tto rn e y A t L a w
.
.
,
.
iod. O ur proposal is a sensible Cobh with the B ette D avis trophy,
A pn>em,c was held at Unci« day evening. M rs. M cKinnev and d isplaying the various
ty
p
es
of
sun
g
la
ss
e
s
a
v
a
ila
b
le
.
,
,
.
..
.
. , i
'
A
tw
o
sons
w
ent
to
G
rass
Valley
w
hile
the
G
eorgia
l
’cac-h
in
d
icates
H
„
^Jiiari to relieve the m otorist of the
W 'alt’s place' on Mill Creek, the^
M o ro a n d W asoo
with Ins fingers the three-up score
--------- ----------------- — -unnecessary inconvenience of re
Foil’d h which was attended by Mr. for a v isit w ith her paren ts, Mr.
in w hich lie I) -at Babe- Ruth. The
new
ing
his
license
every
two
veers
and Mr«. B. W. Guy, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. O scar R uggles.
spent th e F o u rth with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Cole an^l
G olden Rule F arm received the
am! to cut the trem endous expens
Vernon Van Gilder, Mr. and Mrs.
M
rs. H. F. Bothwell a t M aupin.
d
au
g
h
ter
of
Sherwood
visited
sev
p roceed s of the “ feu d ” m atch.
to
th
e
s
ta
te
in
issuing
the.
license
B ruce G rady. Olive and John
Mr. and M rs. J. M. Wilson and
R obinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. eral days recently w ith his bro
ser. Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W il
Royce, Mr. ^nd Mrs. Lloyd Royce ther, F red Cole and wife.
son and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
arley
M
yers
c
f
and Rose Weld.
Ge-oige Wilson and children and
Jewell
w
ere
w’eek
end
guests
of
V isitors a t th e hom e o f Mr. and
Mr and M rs. L ester Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Yocum. He
Mrs. Claude Stephens were Mr.
d a u g h te r K aren spent the F o urth
is
a
b
ro
th
er
o
f
Mrs.
Yocum.
and Mrs. Dean Stephens and little
o t S u ttle Lake.
Rev. and Mrs. iCannell. hheir
son, of K lam ath Falls who w ere
d au g h ter,
G ertrude
and
Mrs.
W. H. R agsdale and son H arry
week end guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Am ong those a tten d in g
the of The Dalles were business visi
Maude Akers w ere callers in The
Allen Ray and fam ily of V ernonia
A m erican Legion picnic a t B ear to rs a t K ent Monday.
w ere T hursday night guests. He Dalles M onday .
S prings, sponsored by the Maupin
Mr.
and
M
rs.
A1
S
to
tt
of
H
ep
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sm ith left
i< a nenhew’ of Mr. Stephens Mrs.
pner ,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C lothier Legion and A uxiliary Sunday w ere: Sunday fo r W hite, South Dakota,
E thel Ray and daughter, K athryn
and dau g h ter, visited Mrs. A. M. J E. Norton and son Ross, Bab w here th ey will spend a m onth
o f W illam ina, and Mr. and Mrs.
Huckin F rid a y and had a picnic W aldm an and Guy H oskinson, w ith Mr. S m ith ’s relatives.
Wm E arls and baby dau g h ter,
F ra n k von B orstel and fam ily, Ted
lunch to g eth er.
L au ren B ennett of The Dallys
Benn:? of Coquille accompanied
Bali
and fam ily, W a lte r Kock and
B illie TyOU C avitt of S acram ento
has
a new well drill se t.m t.o n the
th e Rays.
Mrs. E arl and Mrs.
Cal. arriv ed
W ednesday
from fam ily from Oregon C ity, and Ted von B orstel ranch and began
R ay are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs.
M ak e a note to try a bottle
Coulee C ity and is a g u est of her M rs. C. von B orstel from P o rt- d rillin g fo r w ater Monday m o rn
R obert Birch of Anaconda, Mont.
len-d.
Mae
W
hitcomb,
DopL
A
uxil
au n t. Mrs. Owen B ?rnett.
ing.
o f B a r c l a y ’s P r i v a t e S to c k
v ?re callers F riday evening. They
Mr. and Mrs. Julius M edler re- iary secretary , and fam ily w ere
w ere on th e ir wedding trip. Mr. and
Mr.
an-d
Mrs.
A.
F.
Lyons
and
S tra ig h t R ye W h is k e y . Y ou'll
also
present.
tnrued home from P ortland W ed
Mrs. Gerald W ickersham of Klam
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
Sam
niie
and
son'
Earl
b e m ig h ty g la d y o u d id . I t's
(Auxiliary and Legion meeting.-
a-tli Falls visited Sundav.
Miss nesday a f te r a w’eeks stay.
tra n sa c te d business at Moro W ed
were
held
a
fte
r
a
picnic
“
pot
luck”
85
Only $1.85 a q u u rt and 95c
Thelm a Stephens -who ha« been
We desire to express to our kind dinner, while younger generation nesd ay afternoon.
McHale's Grocery
v isitin g her p aren ts will leave this,
Mrs.
Ida
Davis
of
Moro
spent
pint
. . .a real buy!
neighbors and th oughtful friends played ball.
week for Portland.
Fi
idav
a
t
the
home
of
her
d
au
g
h
our h e a rtfe lt th an k s fo r th e ir m any
Z/J im m y M cH ale , O w n e r
8 6 PR O O F
LaV ern P o rter» an d sons J e rry ,
Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r C ratty t e r Mrs. J. C. Wilson.
expressions o f sym pathy. The
422 E. 2nd St. The Dalles
F ran cis and B illy are here from
ar.d children and Mr. and Mrs. E v
Mr. and M rs. D urw ard H elyer
beautiful floral offerings were
Salem while Mr. P o rte r w orks for
ere tt C ratty and children sp ent the and children were visitors a t the
especially appreciated.
socososcosoococoeocooooo
B rvan Van Gilder.
week end cam ping a t IBear S p rings W. C. H elyer i anf h F rid ay .
Mrs. C. M. K uypers and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam C lothier
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pike, Mr.
Mrs. H arry H untley and d a u g h
ano d au g h ter, Ann. E dw ard Jo h n
te r W anda and W esley of P o rt O r and Mrs. H arley McKay, Mr. and
M eet your friends at
son, and M arion Crews, motorod BRIDGE A LIG N M EN TS
ford and Mr. and Mrs. H arry M rs. E. C. Sm ith, Eugene N orton,
to Salem Sunday. M arjorie Rich
H< m e r and son M erritt of N orth Mr. ami Mrs. Jack McKay M r..and
accompanied them as fa r a s P o rt CH A N G IN G RAPIDLY
Bend were F o u rth of J u ly visitors M rs. P ete Sm ith, Miles Cooley and
land, stopping to atten d the w ed
lores G regg spent th e evening
The averag e m otorist rolling a J the home of th e l a tte r ’s siste r,
ding of Miss Georgia Bracken and along the super-highw ays of to
iu
to
rm allv at th e home of Mr. and
M rs. R. P. B arn et and fam ily.
Gordon Rich which was held day does not realize th a t perhaps
M rs L. M. Schadewitz.
Mr. and Mrs. W- B. W ilson and
Ju ly 10.
the g re a te s t change from the o u t
children,
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred
Mrs. M ary Knox retu rn ed from moded highw ays o f y esterd ay is
Y akim a a fte r a stav of several the construction of the» freq u en t Lyons and children and Mr. and
weeks. Her son, E. K. Knox of bridges he is crossing, according M rs. J. C. Wilson a te picnic lunch
•Pei.dleton and hi« son. Don b ro u g h t to E. L. M cDougal, director of the with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson
BIB OVERALLS
JUMPERS
a : R u fu s Sunday.
h er to Wa-co. T hursday relatives Oregon S ta te M otor Association.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. McKay had
cam e over to visit a t th e Knox
Blue denim , 8 oz. san fo rized s h ru n k , h ig h
Previously, m odest stru c tu re s
L evi’s blue denim , riv e t reinforced, collar
hi me including Mr. and Mrs. s fp a ra tin g the grades of the h ig h the following relativ es to celebrate
back, reinforced p ockets, full
the
F
ourth
w
ith
them
:
Mr.
and
Lloyd Knox of Ix’hamon.
style,
b u tto n front, ja ck e t
4 QQ
w ays and railroad trac k s, cross-
cut. Sizes 32 to 46.
M i J * - - i•• A nns
is in Thc oing a t rig h t angles and a t physi Mrs. Estol H ankins of Kelso, Wn.,
length. S izes 38 to 44.
.1 a w O
I alles visiting i ct relatives.
cally
favorable locations only, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKay and
B lue & w h ite ex p ress strip e , 8 oz. san fo r.
^ M iy ^ a n d Mrs.._Joh_n_ G rant o f were constructed. , E ngineers then d au g h ters Ellen and Lois and son
fzed denim , union m ade. • —
—/ |
B lue a n d brow n P a lm e r strip e, v est &tyle<
rtrem erton, W ash, were weexend grew bolder and in order to pre- Jackie ”o f P o rt O rford, Mr. and
Sizes
30
to
48.
J
a4
W
Mrs.
Howard
Pike
of
Springfield,
sanforized, union m ade.
g u ests of h er parents, Mr. and serve the desired alignm ent, de
M :s. G rant A rm sw orthy.
signed th eir stru c tu re s to cross the Mr. and Mrs. ~B. H. Leatherw ood
B lue & brow n P a lm e r strip e , zip from bib Sizes 36 to 44.
K ept
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan G ervais and rivers and railroads a t a consider- of Coquille, Those from
w ere: Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Schade
to fly, e x tra high back an d sid es, fropjilar
c’-ild of Prineville
visited h er able angle, o r even on a curve.
GLOVES
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. B ert H at-
The m otor club d irecto r pointed w itz, Mr. and Mrs. J a y McKay ami
tru c k d riv e r m odel, san fo rized 4
Q
children,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Sm
ith
lev . la st week. Hazel H atley, who
.
out th a t tihe p resen t practice of
8 oz. denim . Sizes 30 to 44
I ■ w O
S p lit b u ck sk in o r elk, soft b u t tou g h , e la
is Spending th e summ *r in P rine- building bridges a t a “ skew ed” ami children, Mr. and M rs. A rth u r
stic
across back of w rist band.
a
C
ra
tty
and
children
and
Mr.
and
ville came w ith them .
nngle so t h a t ’ there will be no
Special lo t of b est q u a lity H ead lig h t b ra n d
M any persons fr o.n this com- j5ha r p curves on approaching is Mrs. H arley McKay. A potluck
P '¿ a s t , l a
Sizes
8)
to
11.
O
w
C
b o th h gh & su sp e n d e r back, 4|
rr-vnitv w ere in The Dalles during ijj,ely to dem and such a sh arp angle d ’r.ner was served a t the Kent
sizes 30,32,40,42,44 only. O nly
I iV V
th e F ourth of Ju ly celebration. A 0£ crossing over th e riv e r th a t th e
Grunge hall.
R everse h o rseh id e, heavy, long w earing y et
__________ ________________ _______ _ bridge engineer is hard p u t to
Ed D ykstra cf Condon was a
n o t stiff. Sizes 8J to 11.
WAIST
OVERALLS
decide when, if ever, he has reach- ¡business v isitor a t K ent Tuesday,
cd the opposite bank and can stop
M r. and Mrs. Dick Reckm an jr..
L evi’s b e st q u ality , to u g h , d e p en d a b le , co
Eastern cities and such Western
his bridge. F u rth erm o re, it is w ere K ent visitors
W ednesday
v
ered riv e t rein fo rced a t p o in ts
playgrounds
as
SunValley,
Idaho,
now often necessary to locate a from G rass Valley.
C apeskin, lig h t serv ice glove.
and
the
National
Parksbidfor
your
of stra in . Sizes 29 to 40.
crossing w here the te rra in is less
L. M. Schadewitz w as a business
Sizes 8J to 10.
vacation patronage this summer.
favorable or the foundation m a te r visitor a t Moro Monday.
B u ttric k b ra n d , cool, lig h t w e ig h t b lu e den.
W hichever you choose—3 famous
ial is less solid than it is a t some
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. M cKay left
im, rjv eted pockets, san fo rized
Union Pacific trains are at your
o th e r point nearb y .
CAPS
Tuesday
m orning w ith Mr. and
service.
Mr. McDougal said th a t in m od
u nion m ade. Sizes 29 to 40.
Mrs.
B
ert
Cox
of
G
rass
Valley,
for
em highw ay construction bridges
L ig h tw eig h t econom y caps, w hites, grey
A ir - c o n d i t i o n e d C o m fo rt
I?!u( denim cut like reg u lar pants
and th e adjoining road can no V ancouver to attend the funerai
P
o
p
u
l
a
r
■
p
r
i
c
e
d
M
e
a
l
»
checks,
o r a sso rte d grey plaid
tneait up pearrin g fo r
everyday
longer ber considered as sep arate of George Sproul, an uncle of
Mrs.
McKay.
wash pants. Size 30 to 36
P o r t e r S e r v ic e a n d F r e e
p a tte rn s. Sizes
to 7’
stru ctu re s.
The finest en g in eer
P i l l o w s in A l l C o a c h o »
Miles Cooley of P ort O rford and
ing on each u n it can be com pletely
WORK PANTS
thw arted if th e tw o stru c tu re s a re 'Ray McKay o f Coquille w ere vis-
E n g in eer caps of lig h tw eig h t H ickory s trip e
i.iy
Tough B attle Axe W hipcords,
not designed as a com bination.
iters a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. CORTLAND ROSE
denim
, w ash ab le, ru b b erized
to O m ah a — C h ic a g o ; fa«t a e r v ic e to
sanforized shrunk, heavy boat sail
________________
Geo. McKay Sunday.
D e n v e r , K an sas C ity, St. L o u is. Rog*
visitVn. Sizes 6? to 7;
d ril' pockets, eith er grey or fo rest
W ith edible paper available, it
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. W ilson and
is te r e d N u r s e - S t e w a r d e s s S e r v i c e .
green,* sizes 29 or 42
now' is passible fo r one te> e a t children attended the show a t G rass
P A C IFIC L IM IT E D — daily
PRt’VfD BY SURVEY
hie, words, be th ey spoken o r w rit- V alley S aturday evening.
Kahki cotton twill (fro sh ) pants,*
SHOES
to O m a h a —C h ic a g o . C o n n e c t io n s for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roht.
Schilling
and
ten.
light, easily washed y et d o se
o th e r m id -w e s t an d e a s t e r n p o i n t s .
d a u g h te r B obetta ami Mr. and Mrs.
S p u ia l heavy duty com position
enough weave to keep th e ’lireweed
The teach er a t the village w as Millard Thom sen of A ntelope drove S tre a m lin e r - city of poutlan ^
all leather uppers. B o u g h t-
out.
Sizes
29
to
42
♦
From P ortlan d 6 : 3 0 p. m. o n . 1 st, 7 th ,
leaving and w as being presemted to Goldendale Sunday to v isit the*
b
i!o
ic
prices advanced. A fine buy
Dark Kahki herringbone, san fo riz
1 3 th , 1 9 th , 2 5 th . S a v e s 1 7 -h o u r s to
fo rm e r’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w ith a clock and a purse.
C h ic a g o . JVo e x t r a / a r e .
ed service pants - used by leading
The vicar, who was presenting Gus Schilling.
Six inch — Soft elk leath er up-
oil company» because they w ith
? --W * r
Mr. and Mrs. K arl 'Pluem ke of
these, said : “ The contents o f th e
T
:
p
n
. - choice of leath e r o r com-
—Low Coach Fares East^
stand oil ant^_ g rease a n d , hard
purse will in tim e disappear, but Suh m spent th e F o u rth of July
position soles. U ppers will Stay-
laundering. Sizes 30 to 38
and
th is clock will never go.
’
week end here w ith th e fo rm e rs
3 » /» f- - R o u n d
p i •
soft. and pliable d u rin g life of
- <o one k now s y e t how
______ 1________
• ,
p aren ts,
Mr. and
M rs.
Max
WORK SOX
si oe. W ear' satisfactio n g u a ra n
n g h ■ .C aterpillar” Diesel w ill
-»
D escribing th " unusual fe a tu re s Pluem ke.
te e d . All sizes
PeVtman - Policeman - B ear brands
r-1. A re c e n t s u rv e y show ed
$10.04‘»one way
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norfort ftrrd 1* •’
of various anjm als. the teacher
fam ous tough lig h tw eig h t work
' c r th e first 2 5 Diesels b u ilt
children,
Mrs.
Max
Pluem
ke,
Mr.
dealt w ith t h e 'A m e l ’s hum p, the
f o r d e s c r ip t iv e v a c a tio n B o o k le ts
sock
colors: n atu ral, slate, black.
Eight inch, Special priced - Soft
re s t i ll g o in g s t r o n g a f t e r
e n d all Travel Inform ation, Inquire
giraffe’s neck. ahd th e elep h an t's end M rs. J. L. M atthes- and Mr.
<
< m fo rta b le uppers, heavy leath e r
Sizes
10
to
13.
2
prs.
• t i c t ’’ .'n te n y e a r s ’ w o r k .
tru n k . Then she aske-d “ Now Tom, and Mrs. J. II. Wilson and Alice
>(>ie with rubber h alf sole on top
r f t,'-,?.-.i h a v e o p e ra te d
E
ngineer
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