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JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON ’
FRIDAT, NOVBMBBR K» I M I
The city council also held some Cothran fe lt able to have the
everting and visited over Sunday about the regulations governing
dihctrasm
about the destruction bridge rebuilt by those who wreck-
with his sister, Mrs. Jack Lawrence the contest.
A new public market will be
of
the
foot
bridge in the park ed it and this move was approved
and family.
The new state library books re-
opened this month by A rt /Barzee
which
was
overturned
and badly by the council. The work will be
County Observer
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Johnson had C(:vedrhy^thelog>l library are an
and Harry Barzee.
broken
Hallowe’en
night.
Marshal done Saturday, it is since reported.
as visitors Monday evening, Heath especially goocl selection says Mrs.
- Established Nov. 2, 1888
J. C. Harper suffered two acci
Johnson and his son, Wayne frbm Clyde Glllmor, librarian.
Grass Valley Journal
dents with'hia car while returning
Rock Creek.
\
It has been announced that Miss
Established Oct- 14, 1897
from Portland, the last one tearing
Chris Schultz post, (American Lucille Lemuel of The Dalles will
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931
the front wheels off. When A.
AFTER A HARD DAY ON THE JOB
. Waaco News-Enterprise
Legion met Wednesday night to become the bride of Fred Beards-
•Rose went to The Dalles to get
Established Nov. 1891
make ¡final plans for the turkey ley of Moro next Saturday.
Mr. Harper he went into the ditch
Marriage licenses were issued raffle to be given this week end
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
County Treasurer Naomi Van
rymg to evade calves in the road. ^ - s week
Wayne Thompson and
and to set a date and arrange de Gilder and County Clerk Ross
Published Every Friday a t .
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Hetty Powell and to John R. Reck- tails of the annual carnival which
Moro, Oregon
mann and Jean Powell, who are it was decided will be held the Ornduff are in Portland this week
to be married at a double ceremony evening of December 6 at the to attend a meeting of the state as
Editor
sociation representing their offices.
Giles L. French
Saturday. Both girls are daugh Legion hall.
Members of the county courts of
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Roy iPowell
i Continued fro m page onel
Entered as second class matter at
Mr. and Mrs. W: H. Close drove Oregon are also meeting this
the Postofficev at Moro, Oregon people who have purchased ¡and and the men are well known to Portland Saturday returning week. Mrs. Van Gilder is presi
under Act of Congress of March in the Grand Coulee area and ex Sherman county boys, although Tuesday evening.
dent of the treasurers.
Wayne Thompson* has recently
Arnold Landry knd wife arrived
3. 1879.
plaining that they have been
Mr?and Mrs. M. M. Oveson and
moved to Milton, where he and hip here last Saturday from New York
“stung” by land speculators. The
City where they had been for the
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P° rt'and
federal government has done every bride will live.
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O ld
Mt. and Mrs. Henry Norton and past two months, and accom pan ied________ y
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C IA T I IN thing possible k to prevent the bab$Q of Portland arrived Friday
*1111$
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
practices complained of and main
t > visit with ,M^s. Norton's par Landry, they drove to Spokane and
tains a free information bureau
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Byers and spent the week end with Mrs.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
from which prospective settlers
ether relatives. Mr. Norton is on Landry’s parents.'
- SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ma> obtain all desired informa-
the Oregonian staff in the Radio
The meeting of taxpayers and
Payable in Advance
Mrs. A. B. Christianson enter
t on about the land, its classifica
$1.50
the
budget committee to decide on
department.
tained
two
tables
of
bridge
players
ONE YEAR ..........................
tion, prices, and when water will
A large group of friends gath on JFriday with Mrs. Roseo Moore the city budget was held Monday
be delivered; yet notwithstanding
night and, no protests having been
ered at the Masons hall Wednesday
NO VEM BER 14,1941
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d.i. service, ther® _ L Vthat * she nH'ht of last week to shower Mias receiving high score.
M E. McKee took advantage of made to the printed budget it wa
One woman writes that sne
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Pauline Davis with g ifts in honor the holiday to spend a day or so approved as published.
rnnde a contract for land in the
THE PEOPLE’S RULERS
of her approaching marriage to with his fam ily here.
Gr«.nd 'Coulee district and now dis
G. Douma. -Hostesses for< the
the
past
ten
LeRoy Wright, J. B. Adams and
The events of
covers that it will be 15 years be
affair were Mesdames R. B. >Hos- W. S. IPowell are attending the
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must
have
or fifteen
years
fore water will be delivered Ato it,
kir.son. Wily Knighten, Darwin annual meeting of the Oregon
of
the
world
tought the pebple
by which time her husband will be Van Gilder, Margaret Peetz, Lyle
Farm Bureau at Hood River.
something about ruling classes, 85 years old. The salesman, she
royalty» the proletariat and bour says, assured her the acreage Woods, Dewey Thompson.
Gordon Wilson Reid, son of Mr.
Lt. Gordon Fraser of Gunter and Mrs. David Reid, will report
geois. As the last war ended the would be a nice place to retire and
downed heads of Europe fell one enjoy life. Since the acreage is Field, Ala., has been promoted to to the local draft board Monday,
by one and many felt that at last
ctically worthless without irri assistant Adjutant and took over December 2, for induction into the
,
tile peoples of the world wouM gfttl0Ib t^e possibility of “enjoy- his new duties Monday. -
army.
Celebration of Armistice day was
Mr. and Mrs. Tom iFraser will
heve rulers from the lower ran s rrent»» may
questioned. Ac-
not held in j Sherman
who would not load them into dis-
g
th woman.s letter „he not
’1' ™ * " f county
“ n y, this leave thia week for Albany to vla-
asteroua wara, death, atarv.t.on
much
the
year ^ I ^ o n n a ^ a ^ n d
uxd- ..
Dorothy and at.
iares went to nearby counties for tend the Paul Robeson concert in
wan<> pestilence.
observance there. From Moro Mr. Portland.
n o w ’s the time to select new table linens, SI Iver-
Monarchies became popular front
and Mrs. Wily Knighten and Carl
The (American Legion Auxiliary
governments, democracies sprang
ware. Spode china, or Fostoria glassware, w hether
Melzer were in Maupin and Mr. will meet at the Woman’s club
up all over the world and for a few
and Mrs. Giles French in .Fossil building Tuesday, November 18 at
•it’s for Thankgsiving or Christmas giving. A . M . W i ll
yei&s it seemed that all oppres Continued from page one.
for dinners and programs.
2
p.
m.
and
members
are
requested
sion had been taken from the world.
iams stocks are complete,- new shipments are in,- dis
Still the pressure for a special
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Freeman were to bring a gift for child welfare
*' Now look at it.
sersion of the state legislature in Portland from Sunday to Wed- Christmas. Usable quilt pieces are
plays are beautiful! W e ’ ll expect you this week end!
A house painter has driven more continues. This, tod, in s p i t e o f nesday visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
also
needed
for
welfare
work.
met« to battle than any other man the fact that Governor Sprague c . A. Perkins.
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.r Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Belshaw are
in the History of the world. A bos declared that he does not
George Martin came up from' in Nebraska for a visit with his
SILVER ’
SPODE C H IN A
Linen D A M A S K SETS
radical
editor
and
blacksmith
held
dical editor and t>iacK8^ ,“ ‘
propose to convene the legislature Portland for Armistice day with
<
sisters.
They
expect
to
return
by
More than a dozen ' handsome
control of the Italians.
,
unless someone can produce a his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
nap
and
Hemstitched
cloths
12 Newest Patterns in
the end of this week.
the proletariat, » a supreme dicta- ™
correction of the evil„ Martin jr
patterns in this very fine British
It is reliably reported'that Her
kins. Crysanthemum and other
tor.
WM ROGERS & SONS
John
of which the petitioners complain
* ’ Elvin DeMoss, eldest son of man Nichols and Mrs. Alta Ire
woven-in
patterns.
By now we must know that it is an J one that will have some chance Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss was
china now on hand, in open
1817 ROGERS
65x101 Cloth and
nor the social or economic or her of acceptance by the lawmakers. married^ Saturday, November 8, at land were married last Saturday.
and
COMMUNITY
PLATE
Miss Florence Beardsley, super
12 napkins, 18x18
stock.
editary class from which a man
A group of state senators four Lewiston, Idaho, to Miss Vada visor for elementary grades, will
Service for 6 •
comes that determines his ambi- of them—-have joined in a petition Geinmell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. be in the county November 17 and
65x83 Cloth &
Individual settings,
As low
-As fine
tion, his avarice, his ruthlessness. f
legislative action to provide A. W. Gemmell of Heppner.
8
napkins
18x18
5 pieces, as low as
18 to inspect the schools of the
Ir fact royalty has been more
relief for small home owners
Truman Strong and John DeMoss
a s ..... $17.75 a s ....... $34.75
54x86 cloth &
returned home from the John Dtey C° ^ / ‘
cautious about ruling the people an ’ sfall afrmers.
Rain fell nearly all Wednesday
Service for 8,
$23 to $45 20-piece sets from
8 nap., 14x14
than men from the other classes.
country with a six point elk.
night
and
Thursday
to
keen
the
The leaaon must be that when
Don DeMoss was injured while
Portland apartment house own
Prices include Federal Tax
64x70 cloth A
ground w et and growing conditions
ever any man or any class remains
working
on a highway crew near
ers want to be included in the tax
6 nap., 14x14
good
in
Sherman
county,
in power too long or obtains too
Pendleton last week and was taken
'
and
FREE
Anti-tamish
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bucholtz
r/.uch power there is danger to the relief program.
to
Portland
for
treatment.
His
Gift Dept. — 2nd floor
Portland
Petitions filed by
and family are in California for a
chest.
Belgian LINEN SETS
rights of others.
in the back as injured.
civic organizations
trip that will require a couple of
Mrs. J. K. McKean is visiting
Beautiful “ woven patterns in
N EW SHIPMENT OF FOSTO RIA
E"*land »“ * nned the ““ ° ' ^^Representative Neuberger want. her sister, Mrs. Harlow 'Parkins, in weeks.
hemstitched sets. 60x90 cloths
The Oregon Historical Society
Christmas cards as a war time
relief for the tax payers and big- Pendleton this week.
is again offering a prize for |he
A ll the popular patterns, CELLENI,
and 8 16-inch
saying measure. Out of so much
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bull return beet essay on Oregon history.
also
gee
pensions
for
the
aged;
_
napkins
............
loss there should be some small hither salaries for the school ed from a visit in Condon Monday.
FAIRFAX, A M E R IC A N , B A R O Q U E ,
School principals have information
Annetta Grubs and Mrs. James
gain.
tcaeehers.
Rayon
D
A
M
A
S
K
.
SETS
M
£ A D O W ROSE
Community clubs of Polk coun of Yakima “^ i t e d with Mrs. Lucy
The local draft board is sub
Ruggles
Tuesday
while
enroute
to
ty want the legislature to pass
52x70 cloth for dinettes or the
jected to some criticism for not
an act authorizing county courts California. Mrs. Ruggles was in
smaller dining tables, with six
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giving exemption to farm laborers,
Physician & Surgeon
t,. control construction work in Grass Valley Thursday to visit
napkins
to_
match
when there is nothing that body
friends and her son Oscar and
The Dalles H ospital
can do about it, If farm workers rural areas.
family and Sunday accompanied
And so it goes. Every straw in
The Dalles ’’Where all the Mid-Columbia Shop;*’
are exempted it will have to be
th< m to Heppner to visit their
The Dalles, O re g o n
by some-authority higher up. In dicates
««»cute. a . flood of legislative pro- daughter, Mrs. Earl McKinney
t H y o u n ty that is a h o u tU e only
^
he’ ” oT ™ o r and family.
DEMOCRACIE S WlAY TO FINANCE DEFENSE
George Beardsley and wife came
WASHINGTON, D. C —One hundred and sixty-
Max Wilbams who left here »«• n°w
that
W°'j!d ,!’!
up from The Dalles last Saturday
five years (^democracy have made America the
November 3 for the army, has been »
polrtJeal move to call the
richest, the freest, and the most secure country in
session even though they are con NOTICE TO CREDITORS
all the world, and every patriotic man, woman and
sent to Fort Warren, Wyoming, in
vinced that no good would come
All
persons
having
claims
child in the nation wants to keep it that way.
the quartermaster corps.
out of it. Such a ntf>ve, they ar against the estate of Clayton Le
We are richr we are free, and we are secure be
cause ours is a government of the people, for the
If the Japs are not careful they gue, would relieve the adminis Roy Rich, deceased, are hereby
people, and by the people. The individual is su
might cut their throats on some tration of any responsibility for notified to present them, in proper
preme. He has always been so from the moment
failure to amend the assessment form, to the undersigned, the duly
of the sharp words they are utter
the nation was founded. To him belongs the credit
and taxation laws and shift the appointed, qualified and acting
ing.
for having created a new way of life—the American
burden to the shoulders of the Administrator, with the will an
way—and on him must devolve the responsibility for
nexed, of the estate of Clayton
lawmakers.
0 Heck. Let’s all strike.
Another group that h a s’ joined Lel|oy Rich, deceased, at the office
in the demand for a special ses of Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro, Ore
sion is the interim committee on gon, within six months from the
taxation which wants money with date of this notice, to wit: Octo
*Ctnne a t a n c e ! , . * re«d th t
which to hire a staff of research ber 24, 1941.
Flora the Observer, Nov. 14, 1902 experts to come into Oregon and
E. R. RICH
wire...but I didn't have eneugh
A farewell party was given at take the state’s tax structure Administrator, with the will An
the home of Jas. Benson Monday apart to find what ails it, if any.
nexed
Nov. 10 in honor of W. J. Martin The regular session which created Gee. G. Updegraff,
ready money for the ticket, so
and family who will make their -nthis committee neglected to give Attorney for Administrator,
future home in M ojtow county.
any fund and the emergency board with the Will annexed.
51-2
f phoned the M tS J HATiONAl
Thompson and Macnab returned a t a meting in Salem a month ago Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
to Rufus with 30 fat geese. They" alro turned down its request for an
Moro. Oregon
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had to reach for them as hunters onpropriation.
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
SAHd. luckily the hoys knew
came from far and near.
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day of each month.
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Mayor W. H. Moore has appoint-
The way has now been cleared Visiting members wel
me,
for
t
had
financed
my
car
’
ed J. O. Elrod and tR. J. Ginn as fi r the construction of a new come.
delegates to the Portland irriga $1 IP,000 armory and recreation Helen Martin N. G.
tion congress.
there. The money was waiting
center at Astoria. Attorney Gen Florence Johnston, Se<
/
Mrs. Trotter, owner of the Kent eral Van Winkle has given his ap
No.
113,
I.O
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F.
" tewnsite was a caller in MorO this proval to the plans for the financ Moro Lodge
Moro, Oregon
for me and I was on my way!
week.
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’t ì ì
ing and administrative control of
Meets 1st and 3rd
To Tommy and Ina Reese was bom the building and the general staff
Tuesdays
in the
Vear 1902; day 6, month November of the national guard has also
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
Weight 8 pounds by the scales approved the plans. The state is
aient and visiting
The sweetest, prettiest daughter putting up $40.000 toward the
brothers are cordi
its perpetuation. '
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From the Observer, Nov. 15, 1912 cost of the building, the federal
ally invited to meet
From within or from without, unexpected events
After many years residence in government is contributing $45,-
sometimes force Us temporarily to change the entire
.vith ua.
Moro Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mowry 000 and Clatsop county, $25.000. A
pattern of life. And so it is now with America.
Cl'
«1.1 family moved to Portland to
by the city vTn" n’i l l i u i . See.
Suddenly, from afar, an impudent and contemptuous
challenge to our way of life breaks in on our
A «tzvvvra This
Thi« will
Will bp
the first
first Vi
a
wiZ
of Astoria.
be the
-F & A-M
democratic peace and contentment.
W. H. Moore has sold for de armory to be constructed in Ore Eureka Lodge No. 1
e 1st and
Meets
America Tealises at last that these terrible
livery to L. J. Pape a fully equip gon for a number of years and the
lay
eve-
.T .
events
hold a deadly threat to this- hemisphere.
3rd
7
ped Ford car, new 1913 model for first toward which the - federal
-b month,
Whether we like it or not, or whether we may ever
nings
o
$690 at Moro.
government has ever contributed.
be called on to use our defense, common sense and
mbers cor
Visiting
It is Judge Fred Krusow now.
common caution demand that we build up a super-
ed
to
meet
diaH
yh
i.
He wears his honors easily and
*^‘T,lative
defense with a minimum delay and a maximum
with- us.
The Oregon Economic Council
wijl be found out to be the right
of thoroughness.
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toward
Wendell
Balaiger
W.M.
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(
i
has turned its attention
.
Accordingly,
the
Government
has issued a clar
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
Bom, November 6, a 12 pound the problem of rehabilitating Ihe
ion call to American patriotism and efficiency. A
girl to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Todd.
Tillamook bum area. W. 1 H. Bethlehem Chaptet, No. 78.O.E.S,
great program is rapidly taking form, and billions
Iforo. Oregon
of dollars are needed at once to implement it. Neces
John Christianson's funeral was .Crawford, director of the Council,
sarily, more taxes must be imposed. Taxes are gov-
Meets Every Second and
held here Nov, 8 .with the Masonic has invited the Tillamook county
emmentally-fixed contributions by the people for
Fourth Thursdays in each
lodge in chargé.
“
court to meet with the council and
the support of the nation. America does not have
«
From tho Observer. Nov. 17, 1922 ofliêy state oflfelals to discuss the
Month. Visiting members
to—and never will tax'* its people to the point oi
a
view
to
formula
Invited
Incendariaa aet fire to the De- situation with
confiscation. Bleeding the people white with taxes
M om Brothers bam near DeMoss ting plana for reforestation of the Patricia Woods Sec.
is a totalitarian presumption. It is not the D»m°-
Sunday evening but the fire was aiea or dividing it into small Dorotha Moore, W.M.
cratic way. '
-d. AdV')
put dot after being discovered by furnia.
G. G. Thorpe, who live» nearby.
Double Wedding
Set For Saturday
At Moro Home *
Kelly’s Column
City Budget Approved
Eierance with Economy
For y ou r
Thanksgiving Table
Statehouse Gossip
$16.95
11.95
8.95
7.50
4.85
$19.35 to $37.85
9.95
C. L. Poley, M . D.
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