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• pAbP 1. SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON • • ' ~ . w (Hprauui 4£a»M>g 3 w r » a l Sherman Coanty Observer Established Nov. 2, 1888 - Grass Valley Journal Established Oct. 14, 1897 CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 Wasco News-Enterprise Established Nov. 1891 CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon Editor , . . . . mot tor at Ertered as second class^matter<at the Pestoffice at Moro, uregcn under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. r \ Giles L. French Oat G iu s S IS K * CIATI • > / I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,4041 science of government in çompari- son to their contributions to all 'other sciences. «Coifunued from page ontJ Whether Hitler conquers Russia or not counts little. Oil, try and so satisfactorily with the hop men get it from the conquered Russians that they are asking for its re try and move it across a land as neWal. Companion bills, one in barren as fire and hate oan make senate and the other in house, it have been prepared and will be It seems now that the i longer introduced. The west coast pro- Germany holds on to the countries duces practically all of the hops of Europe the greater will be the rfcised in the United States, disaster to Germany when that * \* * hold is finally loosened, as it must Estimate of the nut crop of the surely be. Hate will have its out- northwest is placed at 4,500 tons let and every cruelty perpetrated of filberts and 5,500 tons of wal- the nationals will be re- nutg thig year by the department _____ __iVa r.ormnn«. » __________• __ _*-_~.,4. venged against the Germans. of agriculture. The department And the world will not be settled aisc gayg there is a brisk demand until it is done. for pickers to harvest the nuts. It is not an outlook with any Ov’ing to war conditions, the ton- cheerful features for owrld peace age wjjj be consumed in this coun- or for international amity. try. _ work of C. A. Tom in giving in- structipn in first aid ¿M 'partially provided* for additional classes in the south end of the county. Announcement of the U. S. De partment qf Agriculture’s blue stamp food list for October marks the 22nd month of food stamp plan operation in the state of Oregon. The blue stamps are exchange able at retail food stores for any ’¿ X e H : r C ^ ’ 1S , ° n.hten SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING * NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School Dis trict INo. 20 of Sherman County, State of Oregon, that a SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING of said (Dis trict will be held at the school h ou ... o p the Wth day of October, FOOD STAMP SALE Kelly’s Column APPRECIATE * -^ A M E R IC A 1^7 / f ( f g * ------------ — z ^ TO BE CONTINUED _ eggs, raisins, dried prunes, hom- iny (corn) grits, dry edible beans, 4% wheat flour arid whole wheat (gra ham) flour, enriched wheat flour, enriched self-rising flour, self-ris ing fiour, fresh pears, fresh ap- pies, fresh oranges and all fresh vegetables, including potatoes. 7 Orange food stamps are also ex changable at retail food stores for any and all foods for human con sumption. “Increased food consumption made possible through the food stamp plan guarantees a present and future domestic market to farmers everywhere,” said Mr. Louis Belangie, area supervisor of the Surplus Marketing Adminis tration. “ In addition it helps the nation attain . the defense goal of ‘make America stronger’ by placing heathful, nutritious foods in the homes of under-consuming families.” It was pointed out that some 40 million acres of “export” crops must find a domestic market. 1941, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, for the following objects: For a vote on the sale of the school buildings and school prop- erty. (Dated the 30th day o f Septem- . _r, 1941. Clyde Crites, D ist Clerk. S. A. Hall, Chairman Board of Directors. 48-49 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OPM has notified a timber con OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER NEWSPAPER WEEK THE STATE OF OREGON FOR tractor in the northwest that he SUBSCRIPTION RATES SHERMAN COUNTY For must produce heavily of spruce fsr This is newspaper week, Payable in Advance set- airplanes in December, January In Matter of the Estate of Hin- vears Americans have been ONE YEAR ..................... $L50 ting aside weeks for this purpose anil February, the worst months ricli Peters, deceased. and that. All have been heralded in the year ofr logging. The ope- S$, Notice to Creditors. OCTOBER 3,1941 with much ' newspaper publicity, rator is now seeking lend-lease T 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ------------------- - " Now for the second year news- funds, as the spruce is to be used You are hereby notified that the -VOTES OF REPRESENTATIVES oapers themselves have a week in by the British, to cut the logs be- undersigned has been duly appoint - ; which to speak of .their service for^ ibad weather starts. No funds ed administrator of the above en A group of republicans in Ore are yet available, and the opera titled estate, by the County Judge gon have recently aroused interest to the nation. Strangely they have tor is becoming anxious. '•nut given their week less space, less **•1 < of ‘Sherman County, Oregon, and in the party’s stand on interna build-up than they give to apple all persons having claims against tional affairs by criticising the week, defense week or any of the said estate shall present them, votes of three members of the with the proper vouchers annexed Oregon delegation in congress other multiplicity of weeks read to me at the law office of Roy J They hold that the representatives ers can remember. Perhaps news papers h are modest enterprises f ontjnued f rOm page one Baker in Grass Valley, Oregon, did not support the president or o l i x T z S'* a p p r e c ia t e « M t n I c a i * c » within six months from the dat offer enough aid to Britain in this "f But“newspapers do have a real »ow contains more than »207,000 DEFENSE COUNCIL of the first publication of thi.- emergency. pnrt ln making American life what to a new r«mrd high smee it, notice. ' i C H U R C H E S ^Continued from page one. Many of the signers of the pro it is, that is, the kind of newspap- creation in 1925. in the food and clothing and emer First publication being Septem test have themselves been repre e is Americans buy. If they were Largest property owner in the Moro Presbyterian Church: gency housing divisions of the ber 12th, 1941 and last publication sentatives and should know that it propaganda sheets as are printed slate family is the board of high- James D. Moberg, pastor. Rally necessities division. being October 10th, 1841. is unfair to criticize a year or two in the dictator countries they er education with an investment Day for the Bible School 10 a. m. Herman D. Peters, Mr. Dunlap’s committee of Pro after a vote was taken on any would not be valuable except to of $12,523,160 in the five institu- Administrator. tection will have C. C. Wilson as Morning worship » * " . 11 a. m. subject, unless objection was made the government. Perhaps not long tions of higher education of which chairman of police work, LeRoy C. ,ROy J. Baker, at the time. Conditions change to it for today there is a story $9,060,619 is represented by build- Sermon theme, “Praying Hands.” Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis return World Wide Communion Sunday. Wright as fire, debris clearance Attorney for Estate. and hind sight is much better than from Italy that readers there are ings. The state college alone chairman, C. A. Tom as first aid ___________________. foi esight. We do not recall any refusing to buy newspapers be- owns property valued at $5,890,- ed to their home here Tuesday af Pot Luck Dinner following the and rescue chairman and George xHO»n:H»>:in»»»»«mi»»»»»> n | roar of disapproval over the vote cause of their known bias on news. 436 with property of the Univer ter taking their son, Luther War services. Wilcox as air raid chairman. Posts ren to Corvallis to resume his of Messers Mott, Angell and Hol In the world today knowing sity of Oregon valued at $4,- have already been established by school work at QSC. The Davis’ man on the lend-lease bill. Now what is going on is a privilege 082,689. This is ihe time to— Wasco Methodist Church: the army and observers are being visited Mr. and Mrs. 1C. F. Guyton that administration and British that few but Americans can en- Property of the state highway named. propaganda has become effective joy. Because we have been trained department, including its vast at ¡Sherwood, former , Kent resi- Sunday School at 10 a. m. The Planning division will have Morning Worship at 11 a. m. the vote is criticized. to expect news undiluted with prop fleet of automobiles and trucks dents, on their way ome as chairman of the morale com Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson were Epworth League at 6.30 p. m. mittee Mrs. Carroll Sayrs, 'A. A. W’hile there is certainly a large aganda we take newspapers f ° r and other motorized equipment, is Preaching service at the Grass over night guests at the home of Valley-M ethodist church Sunday Dunlap of finance and Ross Om- percentage of Americans who be granted. ' y valued at $4,780,129. then daughter, Mrs. H. C. Nelson lieve that Hitler should be de Anyone who has had occasion duff of registration. Buildings, furnishings and fix aftemoon at 2:30. . • feated, it is not proven that there to run down a rumor has greater tures in the capitol group are and family at Bend recently. A former meeting of the coun F. L. Cannell, pastor. is a majority who fear that he is arprecjatjOn of newspapers. Ru- valued at $4,413,348. This group The H. E. C. ladies of Kent cil went on record as favoring the coming over here to defeat us. mo„ ?row because each relay of ¡^cTJdes" ^ ’c apitol, library,"office gia»>ge are sponsoring a card Moro Christian Science Society: Our democracy is in little danger thcm changes them slightly and buiJding supreme ’court bidding Party Saturday evening, October from Mr. Hitler’s doctrine of die- befdre the end of the street is anf{ printing building. 4th. Five hun hundred and pinochle Sunday School is held jn the rear P ric e * m a y rise a n a of the church and begins at fO tatorship: it is in grave danger reached the story is likely to be ♦ ' ♦ will be played. fiom Mr. Roosevelt’s doctrine of undiluted fiction. - ; Seoretarv of State Earl Snell The Misses Helen Halvorsen, o’clock. Church service is held at -FOR SALE: 20 to 30 head of black goods g e t scarce. faced ewes, bred to lamb in Feb the supremacy of the executive It may be that we are boasting Wftf> week elecUd pregidnt of Egther Cammack and Shirley eleven o’clock; subject “Unreal ruary. W. C.Helyer, Kent, 47-8 L e t us supply y o u w it h :: branch over all other unc ions about newspapers this week the American Association of Mot- Braat were business callers in The ity.” Wednesday evening meet ♦ * STEADY WORK - Good Pay— ing meeting is at eight o’clock. of the government. should not; it may be that we or Vehicle Administrators at its Dalles Saturday. Reliable Person Wanted to call a c e lla r fu l o f good g r o - p The reading room in the rear of If Republican representatives should restrict ourselves to telling- annual meeting in New Orleans Floyd Miller of Salem visited on farmers in Sherman county. as Mr. Mott Rtated, vote against of other weeks and let our own which, the Oregon official attended. Miss Shirley Braat at the Kent the church building is open daily, ceries a t best prices. No experience' or capital re with an attendant at the close of bills that may aid Britain because pass by without comment. But Incidentally Snell is the first west- hotel Saturday evening, quired. Some making $100.00 the services. The public is cor these bills also give unlimited he who tootles his horn for others cm man to be so honored. As ,George Witter attended Luther dially invited to attend the ser in a week. Write McNess Co., power to the executive branch rthey may be permitted an occasional head of this association Snell is McHale’s Grocery i 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland, (Cal. an church services at Grass Val vices and to make use of the read pre following an old and well toot for himself. also ex-officio a member of the ley Sunday atfemoon. , ing room. Jim m y” M c H a le , O w n e r . proven path of democratic t h e o r y ------— --------------- highway advisory committee to FOR SALE: 48 ewes, 64 lambs— The first in a series in the new which is to maintain a balance of 38 of them ewes. Call George the war department. 422 E. 2nd St, The Dalles If officials and groups organiz health program for Sherman * * ♦ power between the three branches ed for patriotism wouRhquit bait Drinkard or R .1 M. Johnson at county, was held at the Kent of government. Wasco, Oregon. 48-49 UXitUU The Board of Control is • con- ing Lindberg and Wheeler there The administration apparently would be much less too-do about sidering a request from the Mult- school house Monday under the direction of Miss Rebecca Over has a very serious problem before ¿’h'e'"^h^ e matter. nomah county commissioners that of port]and an<) Luci„ e Vale it. The president solemnly pled the state take over 30 tuberculosis health nurse of Moro. Tests for Two inter-collegiate foot ball ged that we would send no army patients which the county is now defective hearing was Monday’s games in the Oregon area are to Europe during the last cam caring for in a hospital at Trout work. scheduled for broadcast this com paign. Since his election he has dale. Multnomah is the only Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes, Mr. ing week-end. On Friday evening, been acting just as if that was county in the state providing coun and Mrs. R. P. Barnet and Mr. October 3, the University of Ore what he was trying to do. This ty hospitalization for tuberculosis and Mrs. E. M. Helyer were those gon entertains the-U niversity of split personality business, this go From the Observer Oct. 6, 1922 patients. from Kent,who, attended the funer- jfjnbo in a Pacific Coast Cojifer- ing two ways a t once, is a little Teachers Institute will be held ai of Mrs. Vanessa Buckingham ence clash at Eugene. Associated n atter that even the agile brain in1 Moro October 9 with a group Eighty four per cent of the of the chief executive has not been of instructors coming from the salesmen and ninety per cent of ar Grass Valley Thursday agter- sport-caster John Carpenter will noon. be at the microphone of Station able to solve. University, the Normal school and the brokers taking the recent ex- Mrs. Roy Barnet and Mrs. Carl KALE, Portland (1330 keys) to If we are going to war then the the State college. aminations for real estate licenss .Schadewitz called briefly at the republican party of a certainty j Thomsen, superintendent of made passing grades according to G. L. Barnet home at Cow Canyon describe the action starting at 7:45 p. m. must follow the commands of the thp Gorman Sunday School, ad- Claude R. Murphy, state real es- Saturday afternoon. ' Saturday atfemoon the game duly chosen leaders. They will, vifeeg that the regular winter ses- tate commissioner. Oregon is one Mr. and Mrs. Pete Smith and too, whe|i and if that happens. sions will be resumed ks soon as of the eight states requiring ex- Mrr. W. P. Jeffries were business between Oregon State College and the University of Washington But we have been assured in a the rush of fall work is over. amination “of persons dealing in callers in The Dalles Saturday. at Multnomah Stadium, Portland, direct statement that we are not Rains of over an inch promise real estate. Mrs. W. B. Wilson and children will be described by Associated going to war. That being the case _ _ a good crop for 1923 inasmuch as and Mrs. A. Ek Lyons were busi there seems to be no*reason why farmer8 have been able to seed in Oregon motorists consumed a ness visitors « at Grass Valley sportcaster John Carpenter start ing at 1.4)5 p. m. This broadcast the republican representatives ^ood time thig f an total of 30,735,874 gallons of gaso- Monday afternoon. will be heard over Station KALE, should abandon their ideals of Geraldine Vintin of Grass Val- line during August, an average of W. B. Wilson is back on the democratic government and vote j j ohn Wilson and Estel Hart- 73 gallons for every motor vehicle Shell Oil truck after a two weeks Portland, and other Mutual net work stations throughout Oregon. an apologetic “Aye” to all White le’y ’ of Kent> c iark Henkle and registered in the state, to set a vacation. House proposals, thus giving ad- He!en Rryant have just returned new high record for the state, ac- J. L. Matthes is doing carpenter ditional power to the executive from the 4-H club camp at Salem, cording to Secretary of State work at the A. F. Lyons home Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 118 branch and further endangering Fiom the Observer Oct. 4. 1912 Earl Snell. The August consUmp- this week. There’s nothing mysterious about Moro. Oregon C. L. Montgomery was hurt tion represented an increase of 12 our government. Mr. and Mrs. L. p« u y “ b.dly " u .t wU k by a fall percenlt over that ofj Augu.t, 1940 s u n M. d a Schadewitz y ^ K la m ; of "eact monlh.*” Statehouse Gossip Kent Couple Return From Trip To Valley Lay in a Supply^ °f j Staple Groceries W ant Ads Football Gaines Will Be Broadcast In Other Days D oorbell Ringing- easy style the way advertising works. bouncing‘ “ 3»1> — X i the previous ™ 1 , where the former ha, HATE employment, and will make their The factor that will eventually manger, but he ia at work again, high record. Snell turned a check home there indefinitely. Mias Cora Dougherty and I Arch for $1.536.794 over to State Treas- defeat Hitler and all his generals ----- --------------- . Miss 'Rebecca Overstreet of is growing in Europe and press re- Russel were married September 25, urei Leslie Scott as representing Portland who is employed by the the A state tax on th«. the month month’s ■ ras- gas state board of health, spent the ports are not propaganda in en- by Rev. E. H. Hicks of Grass t, oline sales. tirety. That afetor is the hate of Valley. week end here at the J. M. Wilson * * * the captured peoples. There is quite a bit of thresh- home. Miss Overstreet is a for The need for some form of con Not-only will it defeat Hitler ing to be done in Sherman county mer Kent teacher. trol over construction in rural "Mrs. B. A. Hogue and daughter actually, it will also defeat the yet. Hugh Shull has 20 ays areas was pointed out by John W. Gertrude went to The Dalles Sat ideal of ¿ consolidated Europe led ahead of him. Cunningham, engineer in charge urday where , they will spend a and managed by Germans or any V Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Landry, nee DroDosed - army - ~ v r other group or peoples. There is Eva Ruggles, are at home in the of plans for the Prop™ £ week at the home of the form ers «M-mthing to be w id for the ideal Henry Smith cottage on Hood St., a ^ ° up X « ’ «»'’" , Frank -Bennett and fam- of* breaking down the nationalist cornor of city and eounty officials from the ify. - barrier, of continent.. Europe, but H o . plopo« d „ „ U e a re. meeting in Mrs. Chauncey Rambo and son Robert were dinner guests "at the it will surely not survive the surge .how , 25 ih the primary room. Salem thia week. ' J. K. Wilspn home Sunday. of hate that is apparently sweep 46 in the intermediate room and lack of th>. control ing the old world. Twel¥* r ;X to ¿-’It will not help to - shoot hos 23 tages, imprison officials. That kind W Milt Damon i, home packing up. lined with unsightly beer parlor,. of treatment serves merely to hot dog stands and shacks of var speed the growth of hate. Smart Portland will be his residence un ious kinds. colonizers, students of human con til after the 1905 fair. Blake Cramer and wife of Rut- duct and psychology might have According to the Oregon State been able to ao handle the conquer- ledge, Unci© Bert Kelsey of Fos- ©d people that disturbances would ail, and Wm. McGillis of Kent were Motor aasociation, one of the ear- not have broken out so readily. New Moro hotel guests Tuesday. lv “Anti-iAuto” proposals was a Mrs. Lottie Watkins is located law requiring motorists driving at The ‘Germans have been none of at Republic, Washington settling night to send up a red rocket these. They govern by force or up the business of her late hus- every mile, and then wait fon ten pot at all. ' minutes before proceeding care-’ ; Often masters at dealing with band. I. O. O. F. H all , _________ Sheriff McGinnis has bought a fully on thier way blowing their* inanimate things, they have made G rass V alley no succes* in dMlifllr with people, home ii} town, the O. A. Ramsey horns and shooting Roman can- have contributed little to the place. < “. dies. Sat. O ct. 4 Vlsiting membere wel come. Helen Martin N. G. Florence Johnston, Sec Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday eve nings of each month. Visiting members cor dially invited to meet with us. Wendell Balsiger W.M. - ,_____ C. V. Belknap. Secy. Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. Moro, Oregon Meets Every Second and ¿’Fourth Thursdays in each Month. Visiting members Invited Patricia Woods Sec. t Dorotha Moore, W.M. Moro Lodge No. 113, I.O. O. F. Moro, Oregon Meets Lst and 3rd Tuesdays in thr I.O..O.F. hall Trai sient and visitin< brothers are cordi ally invited to meet .rith us. •Joe Ritner N.G. Vernon Millet, Sice. It’s like the salesmen who go from house to house looking for custo mers. Advertising does the same job on a larger scale. It’s quicker—reaches more people— at a lower cosfper call. In other words, its a time saver - . _a- which means it’s a money saver as Well. SHtSMAN COUNTY JOURNAL
