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PACTS*, H E R M A N CWWTY
JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1942
n a tu ra lly will have much to say
P a c ijic .
about the treatiefe a f te r th e ^ w a r.
They m ay not be filled w ith fine
C c e -a rt
spun ideals and m ore concerned
S herm an C ounty O bserver
(Continued from .p ag g one)
w ith p ro tectin g th e ir safety.
¡Established Nov. 2, 1888
I t is probably tru e th a t the these recom m endations are ad o p t­
IGrass Valley , Jo u rn al
Axis pow ers ~Avill be given m ore ed fo r they affect m ost of th e
E stab lish ed Oct. 14, 1897
-privileges by th e A llies th a n the n o rth w e st—highw ays, flood con­
C O N SO LID A TED M arch 6, 1931
W ashington, D. C.—To the ques­
o.' ■ Allied natio n s would be given by tro l, reclam ation, fa rm secu rity ,
W asco N ew s-E n terp rise
TOKIO
tion, “W hat can I do for America?”
the Axis if G erm any, Ita ly and W PA and m any oth ers.
E stablished Nov. 1891
the Red Cross Is providing^an an­
C O N SO LID A TED M arch 4, 1932 Ji pan w rote the peace.
D uring the y ea r re g is tra tio n swer for hundreds of thousands of
We have not expressed notions
will
be required of all available men and women who want to do
make an Weal air base for P. 8.
at
about m aking the G erm ans a sub­
Published E very F riday
th eir p art on the civilian defense
m
an
power,
the
only
exceptions
sim
ilar
to
economic
Moro, Oregon
ject race
front.
slaves, We would w afit them to .being young boys and men in th e ir
For women, the Red Cross is pro­
E
ditor
F rench
obtain
raw
m
ateria
ls
rnidde
60s.
F
rom
th
is
re
g
is
tra
-
Giles
b? able tn
viding an 80-hour training course
second class m a tte r
and m achinery so they could w o rk , tion will be draw n m ateria l fo r the
to recruit a corps of 100,000 N urse’s.
E rte re d as
and
earn. We would be very fool- arm y, navy, av iatio n and defense Aides. It is the Red Cross’ newest
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon ist to p erm it them to expand or industries. W herever possible ex
project, undertaken a t the request
under Act of Congress of March
to become so presperous they isting p lan ts will be expanded, b u t of the U, S. Office of Civilian De­
3, 1879.
it is probable th a t new p la n ts will fense to relieve the current pres­
could arm them selves.
J t w as G erm any th a t sta rte d be authorized and financed w ith sure on nursing facilities.
W ith thousands of nurses being
S illi 1 1
this guns and b fftter controversy. governm ent m oney.
O rci
One th in g co n g ress is d eterm ined taken into m ilitary service with our
lei
at i o N It would be ju s t to p erm it them
I I I i t si
armed forces, civilian nursing has
A m eeting of th e A^AA county
the b u tte r a f te r the w ar but n o , On. T here m u st be s o strik e s in suffered a d irect blow, the Red
T
h
at
so
rt
of.
justice
would
a
n
y
in
d
u
stry
w
orking
on
w
a
r
o
r­
com
m ittee will be held n ex t S a t­
guns.
O f f ic ia l county pa per
ders. A ssurances have been given Cross points out.
u rd ay a t th e co u rt house fo r the
insure
peace.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Red Cross N urse’s Aides will
bjfc. labor lead ers th a t th e re will bic
purpose of m aking up the b udget
Payable in Advance
nonp. b u t co n eress is skep tical and servo as assistan ts to registered fo r 1942. I t will convene a t 10
O N E YEA R
............... •; *L5° R EALIZING WAR
nurses, perform ing scores of im­
is fa itin g .
F u ll cred it is given
portant dudes which will enable u m. On J a n u a ry 7, a gen eral
fo
r
p
atrio
tism
is
given
th
e
ran
k
nurses to care for more cases. Tho m eeting will be held of th e county
JANUARY 2; 1942
We fail to realize th a t our
and
file,
b
u
t
m
any
strik
e
s
have
Red Cross stresses th at N urse’s and com m unity com m ittees a t
nation is a t w ar u ntil som ething
been ordered by so-called lead ers Aides will not tak e the place of the w h ic h 'tim e Iv an D eA rm ond e x ­
to
som
eone
we
happens to us or
who wish to gain an ad v a n ta g e to registered nurse, but will serve in ten sio n soil co n serv atio n ist, will
GOOD-BYE 1941
know well. T h a t is th e u su a'
serve th eir p erso n al aim s. T here an au x iliary \cap aclty .,
ta lk on tra s h y fallow .
'
As we leave one year and s ta rt thing.
On the more dramatic side of
Mr. and M rs. Percy Thom psoh
W hen we h e a r of the death of is now no d isu n ity in th e natio n al
into an o th er it seem s ap p ro p riate
cap
ital.
All
are
determ
ined
to
win
civilian
defense,
the
Red
Cross
is
had
as g u ests C h ristm as day h er
to review the old to see if we can some of ,the y o u n g sters from our
gearing its far-flung disaster fight­ m o th er, M rs. W. E. H a rt of Hood
th e w ar.
own
town
w
a
r
will
come
closer.
k ee p .th e good th in g s of it w ithout
ing m achine to handle mass feed­ 'River, who is still here, Mr. and
We will realize som ething of the
also re ta in in g the bad.
ing, housing and clothing of exacu-
We in S herm an county were needs of th e nation a t w ar when
ees under w artim e conditions. In M rs. E dw ard K reig and f a m ily .
income
tax
es
are
to
be
paid,
when
very fo rtu n a te in 1941. It w as a
cooperation with the Office of Civil­ Mr. afid M rs. A. J. M u rray and
t
i
ves
cannot
be
bought,
when
g
a
s
­
ian Defense, chapters are stren g th ­ d a u g h te r V irginia.
good year. N ever in our long his­
(C ontinued from p a g e one)
ening disaster relief comm ittees to
LeRoy W rg h t will a tte n d the
to ry of good crops have we grow n oline is rationed, .when new m ach­
authorized the com m ission to pay cope with man-made disaster much an n u al fa ir association m eeting in
so much g ra in per acre. The inery is finavailable, when drives
n ecessary a d m in istrativ e expenses on the same scale as relief opera­ P o rtlan d J a n u a ry 9 and 10. At
w eath er has never been b e tte r are made fo r sale of bonds.
out of revenues accru in g from the tions following natural catastrophe. th is tim e the d ates fo r ru ra l fa irs
The
governm
ent
needs
m
oney,
adapted to the production of our
tax . T h at w iuld be a lrig h t except Organization alon* these lines in­ arc usually arran g e d .
M em bers
fa v o rite crop. It w as w et enough billions of dollars, m ore m oney
fo r the referen d u m . A lthough the cludes prtp ared n ess m easures for
than
the
mind
can
fathom
.
People
of the board m ay also atten d .
dry enough, cold enough, hot
will he asked fo r a h alf of th e attQ rney gen eral h as held th e a t ­ fires, explosions and epidemics
enough.
Those p ersons having C h ristm as
tach a g a in st th e t a x . act to be which may he expected to result
A review of the fa rm records national income or around $45,000,-
cards
fo r which th ere is no fu rth e r
from
accelerated
industrial
activity
fa u lty and n o t en titled to a place
shew th a t w h e at was n o t the only 000.000. P roduction of w ar m a­
use
m
ay send them to M rs. M ar­
Incident
to
national
defense.
on the ballot th e referen d u m spon­
crop of 1941. A conservative es­ teria l m ust be hastened fo r we are
S trictly as a precautionary m eas­ g a r e t P eetz a t th e co u rt house.
sors
still
have
recourse
to
the
tim a te on the value of o th e r crops, losing because of the lack of it
courts. Should the co u rts rev erse ure, the Red Cross is devising She will send them to the F airview
the actual of which are known, The la st w ar is no criterio n by
V Í
,..;A
the a tto rn e y g en eral and direct m eans of confronting emergency home w here th e inm ates use them
shows th a t we produced $26.500 which to judge the cpst of th is one.
the sec retary of s ta te to place the relief in the event of sporadic air as a p a rt of th e ir educational p ro ­
Taxes,
as
high
as
they
are,
will
w orth of eggs, $50,000 w orth of
or sea attacks, considered conceiv­
m anure on he b allo t and the voters, able hazards in some coastal and gram .
/ BOND OF UNITY.—The handclasp c* u nceruy and partnership
b u tte r fa t, $80,000 w orth of hogs, not raise a ten th o f the dem and.
T h ere will be no first aid class
in tiim , kill the aw the com m ission boundary area^>
used by artist John C. Atherton, of Erlajefield, C nn., to dc .ct the
_
$192,000 w orth of beef, $43,000
a t the school house F rid a y a f te r ­
would find itself in th e positon of
m Cv. ernm eat in
u.d
The
need
f
o
r
^
r
s
t
Aid
in
civilian
rjoac
cooperation oi t i e America:! pcoj.
w orth of sheep and $24,000 w orth
1; c i D e f.ire Sa-, i i
h avng incurred a considerable item .defense has not been neglected by noon th is week. A new class has
financTn^
the
Defense
P
ro
g
ram
through
t.-c
of wool. Known value of the^w heat
of expense which it could not' pay. the Red Cross. Last year nearly been sta rte d which m eets a t the
Bonds and Stam ps. This poster was av a od fi. t priae at the
crop is $3,110,268. T hese to ta l
C o u rt H o u s e ' W ednesday n ig h ts
cut cf a I
number of
600,000
were
tiained
in
em
ergency
A
dm
inistratio
n
of
the
a
c
t
is
by
Museum of Modern A rt exhibit in New \
$3.526,518 qs the ag ric u ltu ra l in­
fo r those who cannot a tte n d in the
treatm
ent
of
the
injured.
This
year
subm
itted
draw
ings,
and
is
being
used
on
posters
by
busiraos
no
m
eans
as
sim
ple
as
it
m
ight
come of S h erm an county in 1941
advertising, and in num erous oth er form s to
tlie sale Ol
F ro m .th e O bserver Jan . 9, 1903
a p p e ar on its face. T he law p ro ­ the figure is expected to go much day tim e.
This would give an annual in­
higher
with
special
emphasis
beinxCL
A
rm
y
m
edical
ex
am
inations
w
in
jpef€lise
Ronds
and
Stam
ps,
vides fo r a ta x of o n e-ten th of a
come to every person, bald headed
R obert H artso ck , who has been cent on each c ig a re tte selling a t placed on the formation of detach­ be given in The Dalles h e re a fte r
babe of th rfe m onths or bald h ead­ visitin g w ith the fam ily of O. W.
CARD OF TH A N K S
not m ore th an one cent. On c ig a r­ m ents which would servo as units and men will be exam ined ea rlier
ed grandpa of 88, of $1525 fo r the A xtell d u rin g the holidays has re ­
in factories, offices, schools and and sen t im m ediately to cam p if
I wish to tak e th is m eans of
e tte s selling a t m ore th an one cent
year. This from a g ric u ltu re alone. turned to his home in Oakland.
other places where persons are found fit.
th a n k in g all those who so kindly
the tax jum ps»to 20 p ercent. An
It does not in clu d e salarie s and
Red Cross bourses in Home Nurs­
Dr. and M rs. A vary and Mr. and investigatio n by the com m ission
Mr. and M rs. Giles F rench w ere
assisted d u rin g th e illness and
w uges earned nor profits from Mrs. J. H. R inearson were Moro
ing and in Nutrition also are bedng in P o rtlan d M onday and T uesday
d eath of my au n t, M rs. Jessie
has revealed th e need fo r a t le a st
expanded as a feature of the civil­ so he could a tten d a m eeting of
tra d e and, few as th e y are, it m ust visitors Sunday, driving down over
H in rich s. E specially do I wish to
20 different
denom ination
of
ian defense program, it was point­
he adm itted th a t some folks in N ational tu rn pike.
th a n k Mr. and Mrs. P inkerton who
stam p s ra n g in g from a low of 1.2 ed out. Mounting health hazards defense bond sale re p re se n ta tiv e s
this county do live w ith o u t benefit
M essrs.
H all, R alston,
and cents to as high as 48 cents fo r
fo r the counties of Oregon.
san g and to the pall bearers, and
A new h y b rid - w heat obtained
of d irect a g ric u ltu ra l income.
W rig h t p a tie n ts of D rs. Goffin certain im ported b ra n d s p u t up in and tho shortage of civilian nurses ¿¿M rs. L ester B arnum w as ta k e n
to the L upine Rebekah Lodge who
may at any time obligato the house­
la s t by crossing tu rk ey red and federa- so b eau tifu lly exemplified the R it­
to
a
hospital
in
The
Dalles
t If some of th is income is added were all able to be up and out in packs of 100.
wife—or even the man of the lioase p l i i l a v ’lu f f ilin e with a lam e buck tion out yielded all o th er varieties
ualistic w ork of th a t order.
it la -e a s y to see t h a t S herm an the sunshine W ednesday.
’—to assist in caring for the sick. which is still not very well.
In
itiatio
n
of
th
e
ta
x
is
still
f
u
r
­
grow n m eig h t outlying cerea.
Mrs. Wm. R udolf and M rs. J. M.
Also to all those who sent
countians had ■ th re e tim es th e
Likewise, th e Red Cross is placing
th e r com plicated by th e fa c t th a t
M r and M rs. H a rlo w L P ark in s n u rse ries m Wasco, S herm an, Jef-
notiortal income of $650 per p e r­ Johnson w ere shopping v isito rs in la rg e supplies are now in he hands
flowers.
g reater em phasis on N utrition
w ere here fo r C hristm as day w ith ferson, and Gilliam count les in Mr”s" H azel M cKenney and fam ily.
Moro T uesday.
son.
courses designed to teach house­
of m ore th an 40,000 d ealers— larg e
___________ _
G randm a Brock is suffering fro m
aren ts,
ts Mr. and Mrs. W. Si 1941, according to M M. Dveson
No m ajo r c a ta stro p h ie s ~ befell
holders the a rt of purchasing and h e r p p aren
and sm all— all over th e* state. As
S uperintendent of the M oro branch
a
very
severe
cold
a
t
th
e
residence
preparing w e ll - b a l a n c e d meals Powell.
us, no accidents th a t robbed us of
sooh as the com m ission is in posi­
G eorge A.
within tho range of the famllv
M esdam es and M essers W. T. exp erim en t station, T his is one of Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
the life and services of our c iti­ of h er son. Ju d g e
tion to begin en fo rcin g the act all
pocketbook.
B alsiger, C larence S p arlin g . Irv in g th e several new and prom ising h y ­
Moro, Oregon
zens, no floods, no h ard storm s, no Brock in th is city.
of these p ack ag es m u st be s ta m p ­
A tto rn ey N. E. M arkley and
H a rt and Collis Moore drove to brids th a t are being tested in an
Meets
1st and 3 rj
bigw inds, fires w ere few com pared
ed before th ey can be sold. A fte r
fam ily have secured room s in M rs.
P o rtlan d W ednesday to celebrate effort to im prove still fu rth e r
T
uesdays
in tfc»
to the value of our crops.
s u rre n t supplies in d ealers han d s
the advent of the b rig h t new year. O regon’s w h eat varieties.
I O..O.F. hall T rai
So, 1941, we salu te you in p a s s ­ S m ith ’s building. His office will be are disposed of it is expected th a t
Most so u g h t ch a rac te ristic s now
A m eeting of the county derense
sicnC and visiting
ing and though you w ent out w ith in th e Ginn building.
the work of stam p in g the p ack ag es
are
sm u t resistance and good m ill­
board will be held nex t M onday,
brothers are cordi
one o f th e chilliest days of your From th e O bserver Jan . 3, 1913
or carto n s will be handled by the
J a n u a ry 5. according to co-ordina ing quality , combined w ith high
ally invited to meet
c a ie e r and though your tim e was
d istrib u to rs which will g re a tly
yield. None of th ese new crosses
.-. i‘h us.
*
to r W ily K nighten.
L anora R am sey en tertain ed her sim plify a d m in istra to n of the act
not p erfec t m any ofie-u« will see
Mr. and Mrs. M arion McKee are ready fo r general distribution. ,’oe R itr.er N.G.
w orse y ea rs before the tirfie when young frie n d s sD ecem ber 28th in by confining collections to com ­
w6nt to P o rtlan d M onday to re ­
V ’ lien Millei Re<\_______________
we, too, will be spoken of in the honor of h e r 11th a n n iv e rsa ry of p arativ ely few sources.
m
ain until New Y ears.
p a st tense.
Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.D.E.S,
her n a ta l day.
A s ta tis tic ia n in th e em ploy ol
Mrs. B ernice W ilt re tu rn ed S a t­
Moro, Oregon
M anager H. U. M artin of the the com m ission h as estim ated th a t
THE CALL TO THE COLORE
u rd ay from S eattle and is here
local branch of the T um alum O regonians consum e some 60,000,-
a
M eets Every Second and
JU S T IC E NOT PEA C E
w ith h er d au g h ter, M rs. Ray
» .4 1 ^ F o u rth T h ursdays in each
L um ber C om pany is busy c h a n g ­ 000 packs o r 1,200,000 fa g s a year.
IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS'
Blake.
M onth. V isiting m em bers
Peace has been defined as fre e ­ ing the system of housing and T h a t would be a t th e ra te of
Glen
Corey
and
H
en
ry
C
alloway
sto
rin
g
th
e
lum
ber
on
hand.
The
Invited
dom from or cessation of w ar >r
170.000 packs or 3,400,000'¿ c ig a r­
w ere up from The D alles W ednes­
M arie H oskinson, W. M.
hostilities. Justice, is defined as new system will allow sto ra g e of e tte s a day. T h is e stim a te is based
Pauline Douma, Sec.
day.
th e q u ality of being m orally rig h ­ shingles un d er cover w ith o u t in­ upon experience in th e s ta te ol
It has been announced "by the
teous of h aying a p roper d is trib u ­ creasin g th e buildings.
E u rek a Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
W ashington according to which
local office of the Pacific Pow er &
M rs. W. C. B ry an t en tertain ed O regon would realize a p p ro x im a te ­
M eets on the 1st and
tion o f,re w a rd s and punishm ents.
L
ig h t com nany will be closed
3rd T h u rsd ay eve­
If these definitions be accepted it p a rt of th e pupils of the M. E. ly $1,200,000 a y ea r fro m th is tax
S atu rd ay afternoons. O ther days
nings oi sach m onth.
has been suggested th a t we have Sunday School New Y e a r’s Eve — $1,000,000 fo r old age pensions
th e office will be open from 8 to 12
V isiting m em bers a te
a world ju stic e a fte r the w ar in ­ until old fa th e r tim e released -h ia and $200t000 fo r th e su p p o rt of
and 1 to 5.
hold on th e passing year.
cordially invited to
stead of a w orld peace.
vocational education.
Dig
deep.
Strike
hard.
Our
It is n o t too late to sign up as
M
arried
a
t
G
ra
ss
Valley,
Dell
m eet w ith us.
It has been gen erally felt, even
am em ber of the Civil R eserves, the
boys need the planes, ships, anc
D arw in Van Gilder, W. M.
by the isolationists, th a t we would Olds and M iss E lla W alkenshaw .
Increased costs of old age pen­
group th a t offer its services fo r de­
guns w hich your money will help
The h appy couple w ere passen g ers
C V. B elknap, S ecretary
ra th e r have w ar th a n a peace
sions fo r the first 11 -m onths of
A dm iral T hom as C. P a rt, 64, who fense
w ork. Men and women
on
the
n
o
rth
bound
tra
in
New
to
buy.
w :tl.o u t ju stice, w ithout freedom .
1941 w ere ap p ro x im ately offset by co m m a n d s the U. S. A sia tic fleet. both m ay volunteer. The lists are
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
Moro. Oregon
It is ju stic e we w ant and are fig h t­ Y ears day.
reductions in costs of gen eral re ­
being
compiled
a
t
th
e
co
-o
rd
in
a­
Co
to
your
benk,
post
office,
o”
W. D. W allen and fam ily r e tu r n ­
■ liiti*
ing fo r ra th e r th an peace.
lief, according to a re p o rt by Leslie
M
eets
2d
&
4th Tues
to
r’s
office
a
t
the
co
u
rt
house.
savhigs and loan association.
It m ay be presum ed th a t th ere ed home S a tu rd a y from th e ir trip M. Scott, s ta te tre a s u re r. S co tt’s
day
of
each
m onth.
Mr. and M rs. F red B eardsley
Tell th em you w ant to buy De­
will be some d isag reem en t about t.o U m atilla county.
re p o rt shows th a t O regon’s needy
V
isiting
m
em
bers wel
have moved into the hotel from
fense Eonds regularly, startin g
w hat is ju st. C ertain ly the J a p ­ Fyom the O bserver Jan . 5, 1923
pnrnP.
aged drew a to tal of $5,071,032.66
<he H endricks house fo r the w in ­
now.
anese, who are bom bing M anila
Helen Martin N. G.
in 1941, to N ovem ber 30, com pared
ter.
Miss F ran c es A nderson has r e ­ to $4,776.986.06 fo r the sam e p e r­
w ith o u t re g ard for any law but
F lorence Johnston, Sed
M earle M arion M iller cam e un
lx cause they have the opportunity, turned to P o rtlan d to resum e her iod in 1940. G eneral relief p a y ­
from P o rtlan d W edrtesday to spend
have a different idea of justice duties connected w ith the n u rse ’s m ents, on the o th er hand, dropped
N evt Y ears day a t th e hom e bt
than the rem ainder of the world. tra in in g school a t St. V incent hos­ from $2.492.081.94 in 1940 to $2,-
h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. M arvin
Such actions could h ard ly be to l­ pital.
195.285.68 in 1941.
Miller.
W. F. Jackson and w ife »■ iTrffc
♦ • ♦
erated in a world dedicated to
¡Donald W illiam s w as here fo r
W ednesday fo r Salem w here Mr.
world justice.
T he cow th a t jum ped over the
the holidays com ing from P o rtlan d
P ersecution of peoples because Jackson as m em ber of the low er moon did not have much of an edge
w here he is w orking in the ship
of th e ir race doe« not m eet the house in the s ta te le g islatu re, will on her 1940 descendants w h A it
yards. His f a th e r ,' George W il­
ideals of m ost of the world. W ar re p re se n t th is d is tric t d u rin g the comes to high hurdling. Records
liam s is w earin g a bandage around
op civilian populations is frowned session.
of the s ta te p u rch asin g d e p a rt­
his head, th e re su lt of a fall in a
D. E. Bqnson and fam ily, who ment. show th a t beef prices have
upon alth o u g h iV is beng practiced
bathroom while in P o rtlan d fo r
have been v isitin g w ith M rs. B en­
by both sides.
jum ped from $10.79 p er 100 pounds
C hristm as.
We consider it ju stice th a t those son’s p a re n ts, T. J . H enkle apd to $14.81 in the p a s t n ne m onths.
Miss M arg aret Caldwell is here
unsocial persons in civil life who w ife of U p p e r H ay Canyon d is­ Bacon prices have increased from
from P o rtlan d to v isit w ith her
rob and steel be incarcerated foi trict, re tu rn e d this week to th eir $18.64 to $25.98 in the sam e p e r­
p a re n ts over the holiday. Law rence
Admiral Kimmel
periods v ary in g w ith the enorm ity home a t P rie s t River, Id ah o ..
Kenny is up from his work as a
iod and ham is up from $17 to
W. A. N opcfoss and fam ily, from
of th e ir offense« o r th e it th e o re t­
$29.90 or 75 percen t. ' L ard prices NOTICE TO C RED ITO R S
stu d en t a t a P o rtlan d business
.
Klondike, sp en t la st week end a t h av e -in cre ase 117 p ercen t from
ical reform ation.
college. V era Jean H enrichs is an
AU
persons
having
claim
s
a-
Jh
Such tre a tm e n t m ig h t well be the B. F. P eetz home in Moro.
$5.85 to $12.70. S ta te in stitu tio n s g ain st the e sta te of C lara Cannon Oregon S tat£ stu d en t here fo r the
S u p erin ten d en t D. E. S tephens
m eted o u t to th e natio n s th a t have
consum e m ore th an $100,000 w orth Doyle, decease^, are required to holidays.
«
of th e E x p erim en t F a rm , le ft th is
b ro u g h t on th is w ar.
The victory of Oregon S ta te over
of m eat annually.
p re sen t them w ith vouchers to the
w
here
They would have to he fed, th e ir week fo r W ashington D. C .,)w t
undersigned, a t
G rass Valley» Duke enlivened New Y ears day in
’
peoples given a chance to work he will assist the federal a gricul’9
g ri
Oregon,
w
ithin
six
m onths from Moro as it crta in ly did all over
and produce fo r th e ir own livlihood. tu ral d e p a rtm e n t in com piling a COUPLE LICENSED
the
d
ate
of
the
first
publication ol Oregon. B usiness and social affairs,
W hat should be tak en aw ay is the; bulletin p e rta in in g to th e com m er­
th
is
notice.
The
d
ate
of th e first seemed to be a t a stan d still, d u r­
w
as
issued
A m arria g e license
rig h t to be arm ed, th e ir chance of cial v arities of w heat raised in th n
publication
o
f
th
is
notice
is Dec­ ing the gam e.
B
ayer
and
W ednesday, to F ran k
agnà» u p se ttin g the world thro u g h w estern U nited S tates.
It is indirecty understood th a t
em
ber
26,
1941.
V
aley
who
Helen
S
ta
rk
of
G
rass
The usual D orcas social fo r
ag g ressiv e war.
Lt
Llovd H enrichs has 'arriv ed in
'
Jo
sephine
Hogue
• expected to be m arried New Y em s
Jt is tru e th»t we m ay have Jiy iu ary will be held this W ednes­
A
u
stralia
witl] his b a tte ry . T here
4
E
x
ecu
trix
l i f t » to say about this. The R us­ day, J a n u a ry 10, a t the home of day. He is the eldest son of Mr.
h as been some concern ab o u t him
Dick
&
Dick
.
.a
and
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
B
ay
er
and
she
is
sians a re the people who h^ve Mrs. J. E. Coleman. M rs. C., V.
which this n»w» relieve».
Attorney»
‘
a daught$jr-T>i Sam S ta rk . .
h ^ te d
G erm an drivé And they B elknap will assist the hostess.
Kelly’s Column
Red Cross, OCD
Look to Volunteers
For Civil Defense
AAA Will Meet
Saturday For
Budget Making
Statehouse Gossip
at
In Other Days
r - -■
New W heat
B red A t
M oro Station
In Asiatic Waters
Vi