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JO U R N A L . MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ». 1943
u . S. W A N T S H E L P
T he U nited S ta te s C ivil gpnrtce
th en ce In a aoutherly direction
along said line to its in tersec­
tio n w ith th e n o rth lineJ of T. k.
S., R. 16 E ., W. M.; thence e a st
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along th e n o rth line of T. 2 S..
R. 16 E., W. M. to the N. W.
corner o f Sec 8, said Tow nship
and R ange; th en ce south 18
m iles, e a st 1 mile, south 2 miles,
e a s t 1 mile, .south 2 m iles, east
2 m iles and south 2 m iles to the
S. W. co rn er Sec. 5, T. 5 S., R.
17 E., W. M.; thence ea st 3
m iles, n o rth 3 m iles, w est 3
m iles, n o rth . 3 m iles, w est 2
m iles, n o rth 13 m iles to the N.
E. corner Sec. 2, T. 2 S., R. 16
E., W. M-; thence e a st along the
Tow nship line to S. E. corner
Sec. 31, T. 1 S., R. 17 E., W. M.:
thence n o rth 3 m iles, e a st 2
m iles, n o rth 2 miles to the S. W.
co rn er Sec. 3, said Tow nship and
R ange; thence e a st ap p ro x im a te­
ly 15J m iles to th e Sherm art-
Gilliam C ounty line; thence in
a n o rth ly direction along said
line to th e point of beginning.
All persons in terested are in-
> OTICE OF FIN A L H EA R IN G vite(J tQ be p re sen t a t th e h earin g s
\ ti?h is hereby given th a t the a t which tim es the H ydroelectric
undersigned have filed in th e Com mission of Oregon will m ake
County C ourt o f the S ta te of O re < ‘ a re p o rt of its p relim in ary mves-
gon for Sherm an County th e ir tig atio n and will h ear evidence in
final
R eport and Account as fav o r of and ag a in st the form ation
m ean th a t those who hold th en
wi„
E x ecu trix and E xecutor, respcc- of the proposed d istrict,
w heat until A pril 30 m ay have to
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more meddling
tively, of th e last w ilt and te sta -
D ated a t Salem , Oregon, this
provide m ore sto rag e th an t h o s e __
A vailable ' evidence
indicates whf release th e ir w heat.
n ien t of George H ennagin, . de- 2hth day of Ja n u a ry , 1942.
th a t th e . ad m in istratio n , through
ceased, and th a t S atu rd ay , the H ydroelectric Commission of Ore-
A nyw ay it looks as if the s to r ­
th e S urplus Com m odities adm inis- ~
................ is _ going to be some
age problem
'2 8 th day of F eb ru a ry , 1942, a t
gon.
tra tio n , is larg ely responsible fo r
w ortby of a " m a s te r mind
ten o’clock a. m., of said day, a t — By Chas. E ..S tric tk in , S ecretary .
' cr'iinueo from nage one)
the unnecessarily high price of b j ujy j
th e ' County C ourtroom , a t t h e ------ -----------------
F ry , who has served as se c re ta ry
several staple foods. P o tato es __
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C ourthouse, in Moro,
S herm an IN T H E CO U N TY COURT Oh
to th e bo ard of co n tro l and s ta te
apples and onions are exam ples
C ounty, Oregon, have been fixed
T H E STA TE OF OREGON FOR
p u rch asin g ag e n t since 1935 has
Dr. James Nalsmith. who invented the flame in 1891, is being hon­
th a t come readily to the a tte n tia n LA D IE S OF T H E
by the C ourt as the tim e and place
.T H E C O U N TY OF SH ER M A N
ccpted an a ttra c tiv e offer from a
ored this year by a Goldsn Job l?f n r p-ign which w ill see thousands
fo r h earing of objections to said C ITA TIO N
^ O n e Z now fo rtu n a te to be able
F o r the Pa s t we^ o i ten d a y J larg e ea ste rn d ru g firm.
of basketball teams playing f
r ’ I G'.mes for the purpose of erect-
In the M atter of the Adoption
F m al R eport and Account and
to buy No 1 potatoes a t a price
8f' me 81xty e ,* h ty ^ omen of
The v arious ch a n g es’ still leaves
ing a Tem ple of Baskelbi li f. t - •
d. f/ass.— site of the first game
of
R obert Kelso Bixby a Minor.
the settlem en t of said estate.
The Tem ple of Baskc ’ r.!l v ' h
* a H all of Fame and an histories-
much under $4b0 per hundred. S herm an county have
been won- t h t post of b u d g et d irec to r vac-
To - Joseph Rollin’ Bixby,, fa th e r
museum. In Its archives w ill be p.eserved the records and data of th -
Daisy H en n arin Belshee
iir in n « nrp 7 or ft cent« a pound
d irin g w heth er to Le ju ro rs or a n t and ¡t ¡g understood th a t the
of the above nam ed m inor:
l a n n lo i a r e n e a r lv
00 per -n o t- The county co u rt placed them governor is ca stin g ab o u t for a
Lloyd L. H ennagin
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sport.
and apples are nearly $2.00 per
fo|>
m an tQ
IN T H E NAM E OF T H E STATE
fill th e job,
Ge<» G. U pdegraff
bo> for ordinary quality.
OF OREGON.
in the history of the county. The orK
t b e m ost im p o rta n t in th e control th a t a legislative act of
A tto rn ey fo r E xecutrix
Blame for these prices is be­
You are hereby notified th a t
1935 au th o riz in g the construction
and E xecutor.
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ing laid—and probably p ro p erly — women " have,
“ V ’ ' or
\ had, 15 days in g o v ern o r’s cabinet.
th ere has been filed in th is Hrfnor-
„ th e door of the S urplus Com- " ’>'<* t0 re fu ’ e -
C uriosity seekers will be b a rre d of electric tran sm issio n and dis-
able C ourt a verified petition of
Inside these fem inine heads f r o |r s ta te h o sp itals h e re a fte r. tr ib u tion lines is still operative.
NOTICE OF H E A R IN G S ON P E - A rth u r B. C hristianson pray in g
utodities ad m in istratio n which is
em powered to buy com
m odities, -must be tu
rn in ~ g th e questions
p r JL/Uiraiu
Donald W
air,
su p erin
ten d en t
COmnUKllLieN,
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T1TIONS FOR TH E FORM A-
an o rder of this C ourt th a t said
Mr. and M rs. J. J. Decker and
o f w h c h th ere m ay be a surplus, sxked ofJ uror8J I \ ’8/ eljd orV ? g? J ? f the ea ste rn Oregon h o sp ita] a t,
ap p ro p riated fam ily and Mr. and M rs. W illiam
TIO N O F T H E M lD-COLUM - n,jnor })e declared to be the adopt-
w ith hold from the m ark et, Do you know the d efen d an t? A re P endleto n told th e B oard of Con- mi1Le use of funds a. .
BIA P E O P L E S ’ U TIL IT Y D IS­ ed child of said p etitio n er and
and
reliefers or otherw ise yo" related to d e fe n d a n t? ; th e tr o j t ^a t t he presence of th ese fc r th e .p u rc h a se of lig h t and pow- M itchell re tu rn e
ere
y
TRICT
(hat the nam e of said m inor child
give to
a tto rn e y s? Do you know an y th in g v isito rs tended to u p set his pa- e r in financing construction of a f te r a th ree weeks trip visiting
Notice is hereby given th a t th ree be declared to he R obert K,elso
m ake disposal.
P urpose is to help the fa rm e rs about the ca se? Do you believe in tien ts. T he board m em bers a- t honlines. The opinion was given re la tiv e s and friends in C alifornia. p u pijc h earin g s will he held by the C hristianson.
dispose of surplusesx-and see th a t ca p ita l p u n ish m en t?
W h at is g reed th a t the p ractice of escort- ¡n Connection w ith the proposal
Mrs. Ida Davis and Mrs. G- »H ydroelectric Commission of Ore
Now, th erefo re, you are hereby
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c
r r .n r
h l ls in p u s
n H
the needy
folks
can’ > r buy
foods, t your
b u sin ess? n and
a lot m ore jng curious sig h t seers though the- of the Bonneville ad m in istratio n Doum a of Moro sp ent W ednesday gon, the first h earin g to be held on c ;ted and (n rected to ap p e ar in the
Labor ij helped in an o th er way by depending on th e kind of a
case hospital w ards served no good
to sell the s ta te “juice” at-w h o le- a t th e J. C. W ilson home, th a t day F rid ay , F eb ru a ry 20, 1942, at 2:00 C cunty O u r t of the S ta te of Ore-
being given high w ages.
Thus before the co u rt.
purpose
and th e. su p erin ten d en ts
r a tes delivering the service being Mrs. W ilson’s birth d ay .
o’clock p. m., in the C ircuit C ourt pon fo r the c o u n ty of Sherm an,
the ad m in istra tio n ’s chosen peo-
And the -prospective ju ry women w ere auth o rized to elim in ate the a t a ce n tral point from which the
M r. and- Mrs. C harles Sm ith of Room of th e C ourt House in a _ the COUrtroom th ereo f, a t the
pie are being aided to b rin g about can just^ see them selves trip p in g “ to u rs.” The new policy does not s ta te would have to d istrib u te it Redmond visited th e ir siste r in Moro, the second m eeting
to be eourthouse in Moro, Oregon, on the
seat a p p iy to relativ es of the p atie n ts t o th e p oints of consum ption. ia u Mrs. P aul Sm ith a t th e hotel Held a t 10:00 o’clock a. m „ on S at- 2 i ?t ,ia y of F eb ru ary , 1942, at
inflation and d efeat one of the across the c o u rt room to
u rd ay , F e b ru a ry 21, 1942, in the 10;00 o»cl(X.k a m . of th a t day,
anrounend purposes of th e ad- theiuselves in a ju r o r ’s ch air and a t the s ta te in stitu tio n s or to oth- Since the Bonneville offer was re- over th e week e n ^
m in istratio n — prevent infllation. B ^ n in w h a t alw ays ap p ears to er p ersons w ith a leg itim a te tea - Ceiyed the board has received a
m ». Onri w « Rnv Timtpqpn «nd C ircuit C ourt Room of the C ourt t |.en and th ere to show cause, if
Mr. and M rs. Roy Ju stesen a
House in Condon, and the th irn
have whv said m inor
Yes, it is ju st as silly as it sounds. b ‘ rHb t a tte n tio n to the w itnesses son f or ¡nspPCtin g th e h o spitals.
co u n ter proposal from the P ort-
No economist would advocate a ant^ tbe fo rty m inute or fo u r houi
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ian(| G eneral
Electric com pany A rt J u s te i^ n w ere S atu r^ a y eve- b (a rin g t0 be hpld a t 3 :00 o’clock cbi,d; R obert KelRO Bixby, should
Mr. p m Qn S atu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 21, not be bv th is
declared to be
n n ce of $2.50 per hundred for sp< ech of c o n testin g atto rn e y s.
Ra]nh H. Peoples, se c re ta ry ot providing fo r continuation of the nin e v isito rs a t the home, o p f rOa«
po tato es to aid the grow er thereof.
Then the ju ro rs have to m ake ¿ h e -“O regon C.I.O. told G overnor p r ts e n t service,
delivering
the
Simon in
ra
1942, in the C ircuit C ourt Room of thn adopted child of the said
thp Court House ,n H eppner, to A rth u r B. C hristianson and the
Such a price causes people to eat
UP tb e ir niinds. S pragu e a t a conference here th is en erg y to the several s ta te build- Vulley .
K ent G range No. 688 p u t on consider the v o ters’ prelim inary nam p of said m inor child declared
som ething else. P otatoes can l>e
W ell, be th a t as i t m ay, women v»eek th a t th e m em bers of th e jn gs and in stitu tio n s, a t a suh-
giow n w ith a profit a t ?5 cents
have proven them selves as good s ta tt unem ploym ent com pensate, n s ta n tia l reduction in ra te s over th e first and second degree in itia- petitions fo r the form ation of the t() bp Robprt Kelso C hristianson.
per hundred.
ju ro rs as the men according to com m ission are
“ un frien d ly
to those h ereto fo re effected.
tion T h u rsd ay evening. Those in- M id-C olum bia Peoples U tility Dis-
Givert u nder my hand -and the
Apple grow ers should know th a t
testim o n y from
other
counties th e p u rp o ses” of the com pensa-
itiu ted were Mr. and Mrs. John tric t, which petitions were filed in gea] of the co u n ty C ourt of the
a high price fo r th e ir product will a ’vl th e ir voices fa lte r no more tion act
Peopie8 charged th a t
Because of the th re a te n e d sh o rt R fckm ann, Mr. and
Mrs. P aul th e office of^the H ydroelectric Com- s t a t e of Oregon fo r the C ounty of
m erely re sb lt in decreased dem ano a t saying “ G uilty to a m urderer. thc com m ission was holding up a g r o of , men available
ava.iam e fo
lo r fire
„ re W ilson, M rs. E
H a rry Howell E u - m ission on December 27. 1941 The., sherm an
thi, 2 lst day of J a n -
paym en t of jobless insu ran ce ben- f i t t i n g S ta te F o re ste r Nelson S.
N orton and M rs. Floyd proposed^ d istric t would include a u ary , 1942.
until th e re will be no business at
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pnrcel of te rrito ry and the m unic­
S hadow a>f th in g s to com e: A ,.flt to h u n dreds of lo g g ers whose R',
ha3 recon, m ended to Gov- M iller
Ross O rnduff, Clerk.
nil fo r a good p a rt of the
ty p o g rap h ic al e rro r m ade
no- f 3inlb es are jn dire need of as-
ipalities of A rlington and Condon
D ate of first publication, J a n ­
ern
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prague
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Oregon
fo
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
illard
Thom
sen,
r i Th*” -w ly onion surely is .worth Host” dinner “-no-hose” dinner.
«¡stance. L oggers fro m F o re st
in Gilliam County, a parcel ol' u ary 23, 1942.
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closed to the puhlic ea rlier Ra lp h Rooper and D elbert Fol-
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te rrito rv and the m unicipalities of
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Grove,
Date of I»ast publication, Feh-
no seven cents a pound. A cook
th a n usual this year. P lan s are 8ton of A ntelope stopped a t the „
' , „ n{. an(, Lexin(?ton ir.
supported
P
eoples’
ch
a
rg
es
of
un-
a-.,
cap season tb e soup w ith some
now being worked o u t fo r th e R obert Schilling home S atu rd ay
c
g
, ()f Wrrj lu a ry 13, 1942.
faii tre a tm e n t a t the hands of the repidm ovem ent of lo g g ers and mill evening on th e ir way to G rass
o th er com m odity th a t has not
tory and the m unicipalities of Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Oregon com m ission.
come under tb e m in istra tio n of
w orkers to th reaten ed a re a s dur- V alley to the P resid en t’s ball,
Moro, Oregon
G rass Valley, Moro and W asco in
a m eddlesom e ad m in istratio n .
ing the coming
fire
season
From the O bserver, Feb. 13, 1903
M eets 1st and 3rd
Dolores G regg of W arm S prings Slier man« C ounty, and a parcel of
Inm ates of the Oregon peniten-
said.
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an o th er home .
T uesdays
in thg
u e eath
a m has
nas visited
isiu
doing th e ir b it in the R ogers
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D -„ u v ’a '« b
sp en t the week end here. She vis- territory-*and the m unicipality of
and claim ed an o th er pioneer c.ti-
w orl/ wide co n flk t W a r.
H ere ’8 one ¿o r R ipley;s <Be-
Mrg c h a r k g p u r . Fnggil jn w h ^ k r County
I.O..O.F. hall T rai
around the corner
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7en in ,
P °»ut
° Se e
d (n George A lexander re p o rts
.. . . . fb ' nilhHP n o w ^ a re ch ase’ Sunday, who is in The
Maps show ing the boundaries of
sien t and visiting
Tbe old tirn er cam e do
occured W ednesd y.
h -g 4«b
„ bave airpady ¡n.
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„„ m in s H alles hospital.
the proposed d istrict are on file
bro th ers are cordi
s tre e t w ith hie nose in the a ir
M ives and d a u g h te rs of Moro
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those held by the federal su rp lu s
jn thp officp<? of the pou
clerRg
ally invited to meet
and a look of benignity on bis M asons will in stitu te the O rder ol ve Tea
in ae«e e
as.
conim odlty corporation. Dr. Don-
Since th e re h as been a change Qf
co u ntkg ¡nvolveH and flVnik
.vith us.
fa c t. He w as practically w alking E a ste rn S ta r tom orrow evening.
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aid W air, su p erin ten d en t o f th e in the w eath er, work ag ain s ta r t-
¡n ^ n ^ tin n bv
persons in- Paul May, N. G.
oh air. And a ir w as the causa M. A. P e te rs and P e te r B roeren,
The la s t v estig e of doubt as to s t a t e hospital a t P endleton, told ed M onday on th e . elevator.
tere rted
Peicy Thom pson, Sec.
of it, too. The chinook was*blow- p ractical m achinists, have pur-
political Intentions of Secre- tb c board of control th a t th is fed-
Louis S a th e r has sold h:s horses
The
boundaries
of
th
e
parcel
of
Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S,
Ing
chased th e Moro Iron W orks and tary. of S ta te E arl Snell were re- e r f i a g ency bad secured a co rn er and replaced them w ith a . new
te rrito ry in Sherm an County a rc
Moro, Oregon
T h e re ’s som ething about a chi- have tak en ch a rg e th is week.
moved S atu rd ay , w hen h e a n -
on the n o rth w est’s
apple supply.
Case tra c to r.
described as follow s:
M eets Evepy Second and
nook th a t se ts the blood to flow-
F. W. M atth ias has bought the ncunced h im self as a candidato
B eginning a t the intersection
F o u rth T hursdays in each
ing fa s te r and m akes life
m ore W A. M ercer q u a rte r section fo r fo r the republican nom ination for
of the n o rth line of Sec. 31, T.
M onth. V isiting m em bers
governor. The announcem ent was
A JO B TH A T M U ST BE DONE
w orth living. “1*11 b et,” said the $1600
IN ., R. 20 E., W. M., w ith the
Invited
d d r t i m e r ’^ t h a t V i t 'T o th T m n c h F r o m 'th e O bserver. Feb. 7, 1913 not unexpected as it had been an- W e’re off to the land of the r i s i n g sun,
G illiam -Sherm an C ounty line, M arie Hoskinson, W. M.
the hens are digging in the m an-
C om m ittees from the Oregon ticipated fo r some tim e.
S n e lls To g et us a Jap , th en a
Wop and a H un;
thence along section lines as Pauline Douma, Sec.
g e ts and cackBng to beat th e
and W ashington le g isla tu re s m et form al e n try into th e g u b ern ato r- ’Tis an aw ful task ,
and it wo n ’t be fun,
follows:
w est ap p ro x im ately j ; Vfeka Lodge N o7l21 A -F & A-M
band, the ca ttle are aw ay from tbe
a t Celilo th is week to inspect th a t ial race gives the
republican B u t we won’t be
back
til the job
is done,
14i miles to the S. E. corner
M eets on the 1st and
feed rack and the colts are play-
site fo r a proposed electric p la n t vo era wo ca^ v ^ ao®8 Charles °A T n ey (,reWr first
blood» yes. th a t is true,
Sec. 27, T. 1 N., R. 17 E., W. M.;
3rd T h u rsday eve­
ing on the ridge, ‘cept I ain ’t got to be b u ilt
the s t a t ^
S p rag u e hav in g announced his nv
th ey ’U Pay p len ty ’b efore w e’re th ro u g h :
thence n o rth 3 miles, w est 1
nings of sach m onth.
no colt«.
M aterial Tor tn e new oringc
l
Fellow A m ericans, trie d and tru e ,
mile, n o rth 2 miles, w est 1
V isiting m em bers are
S» the wind and rain have ac?O88 th e John Day is being u n ‘ te n t,° " S p°
k
d
A re answ ering the call of t b e Red, W hite, and Blue.
mile to th e n o rth w est cornel
cordially invited to
So the wind and rain nave
Roy Belshee fwill deliver some tim e ago. ,
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Sec. 4, T. 1 N., R. 17 E „ W. M.;
m
eet w ith us.
swisLed the snow
off
v
Xv
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it to the riv e r and w ork will b e-’
The week w as m arked by an- They m ade a m istak e the o t h e r day,
thence south 6 miles to the S. W. Darwin Van Gilder, W. M
and s ta rte d the g rass. Why, be-
o th er political developm ent of We haven’t fo rg o t th e y sank the P anay:
corner of Sec 33 said Township c V. Belknap, .Secretary
fo ie you know it the tracto r« will P
r
Qf heRvy m n .or iTnportan<.e in th e
an- And We w on’t fo rg e t th e d re a d fu l fray ,
and R ange; thence ea st along
be b ark in g day and n ig h t, the j
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MorQ had nouncem ent of Rex p u tn am , s ta te W hen they bombed P earl H a rb o r, and W ake and Midway.
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
the Tow nship line to the N. E
W,1I
^ n p L l v ^ n l o x i o d ^bout «disappeared b u t T uesday su p erin ten d en t of public instruc- A nd we won’t fo rg e t th e o n e ’s th a t w ere lost,
Moro. Oregon -.
corner S e c .jl, T. 1 S., R. 17 E.,
Meets
2d
&
4th Tues
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e c anPe
t bp st re et« w ere a g a in covered.
tion, th a t be proposed to ru n
and destru ctio n , the f e a r f u l cost:
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W. M.; thence, south one mile,
land.
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day of each m onth.
.
and *bp
W. A. W oods and fam ily, back again. As a n o n p arisan candidate »php sneaking execution, (W e h ate th a t m o st),
w est 2 miles, -south
Then it will be sp rin
g and
the
nil es. V isiting m em bers wel
ing
tnnnn«
C alifornia, re p o rt th a t in P utnam will have to go before the And it’s hard to believe, som eone slept a t th e ir post.
w est 2 m iles, south 1 mile, ’ w est come.
days of our m ost monovonou.
d ea,erR ¡ns)gt v cte„ in the p r im a ry cam paign
ju » u
a „ an
ap p ro x im ately 3 i m iles to the , h d ,je &jay N G
w in ter will be fo rg o tten .
th a t ex act change be given and only if a n o th e r can d id ate files for !!.. does.n. t . seem cred ltab le, t ey d e e
a
,
Sherm an-W asco
C ounty line; n . , rc„re JohnMon, Se4
received
Even
m eat
m ark e ts th is position.
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* ’th th e ir a g e n t, , ^ e r \ e r? seeking * ,
r e c e iv t u .
v
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Compassion and fa ith , and h o n o r they lack,
ABOUT W HEAT ,
ch a rg e and collect th e odd cen ts.
,
S eventy fiv* tho u san d Oregon
stOfX1 a t o ur fro n t, th ey stabbed , a t our back,
T he situ atio n looks like th is F iom th e O bserver, Feb. 9, 1923
sail from our shore,
A h a rb in g e r of a
r e t u r n ; to men are expected to re g is te r un- So th a t’s whv w e’re read y t o
w ith reference tq w heat.
me
..u iu in x n ,
crop fo rm e r conditions w as
a horse d i r th e selective service a c t-F e b - W e’re going over th ere, to
even the score;
which tax ed sto rag e facilities,
buyer in th e county la s t week who ru a ry 16, in th e opinion of Lt. I t isn ’t th e
first tim e, w e’ve been over before,
crowded as they w ere w ith hold obtained tw o carlo ad s of horses Col. E lm er V. W o o ten .rs«tate direc- B ut I hope a fte r
th is "we w o n t
go any more.
' ever wheat.
1
for. work iff the woods n e a r iBend. tci of selective service
O f this WJjen
ckftned up the j aps
and th e re »s no th in g to do>
w as, and is, in
The p ro m o ters of
num
ber
ooten estim a te s th a t j y wou,dn,t
wouldn»f bp 8Urprisedt
surDrised. n o r j I don’t th in k would you, -
Moat of th e w heat waa,
or the
tne boxing
noxing n
um o
er W
wvoven
th e hands of th e g o v e rn m e n ts bout to be staged a t th e O pera some 12,000 will be young men in
moved »cr0 «s th e w ay before w e’re through,
C om m odity
C redit
corporation, hcuse F e b ru a ry 16 announce an th e 20-21 y e a r age g ro u p w ith the Anrf
d ~
on tb e W o ps and th e G erm ans too.
CCC.
addition to the list. P a tte rso n of rem ain d er m ade up of older men
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T here is no outlet fo r much of G rnss V alley and Stone of W asco ra n g in g in age fro m 36 to 44 . As I said before, it won’t
be fun,
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Su a
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z* xl done; •
bloody
job,'
b u ■« 4 t - « it F m It u s *■ t r-v be
th is w heat and an o th er crop is will b attle.
years. W hile F e b ru a ry
16 has
Quick ■» Easy • Sale
The J a p and the Wop and th e Nazi H un;
grow ing.
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Ben H ock^ian u p set his F ord b eer set as th e official re g istra
F or several'(w eeks the CCC has tru c k - on the" highw ay n ea r the tion d ate w ith re g istra tio n places All m ust g o , down w ith th e
se ttin g sun.
W r ite o r C a ll fo r „
been try in g to get rid o f . the S tro n g pace S atu rd ay dam aging to be open from 7:00 a. m. tA 9:00 g o tb a t flaK-8 m ay wave, and b an n e rs • swing,
C o m p le t e in fo r m a tio n
w heat. A rran g em en ts have been nothing but spilling the contents, p m. W ooten p o ints o u t th a t ar- ^ nd tbp wiiole wide - w orld, c an tejo ice
and » .n r; i_í-.
m ade to sell some of it for feed -Ben w as fixing the tim e r while rnng em en ts m ay be m ade by W rong is wrong, and R ig h t is King,
to C alifornia dealers and plans driving.
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local boards , fo r r e g is t r a t io n s o n y , ct ory is ours, let Freedom ring.
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have been m ade to send some to
C harles S tanley Reise, A rlipg- t h i two days p rio r to F eb ru a ry
So
th
a
t
friends
and
n
e
ig
h
b
o
rs
m
ay
sm
ile
and
nod,
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R ussia.,* Now a com paratively ton high school 'boy. w as killed in 16 fo r the accom odation of work-
Safe
in
the
know
ledge
as
th
ey
hom
ew
ard
plod;
sm all am o u n t, can be moved fo r C orking canyon F rid ay n ight, ers in defense in d u stries.
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
T h at H itler »and his ilk, are all under the sod,
feed.
R u ss;a will probably take while, w ith team m ates ? he was
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M tM B IR
U D IR A I
0 (P O S IT
IN S 0 R A N C I
C O R P O R A T IO N
caff- have pea ce. so help us God.
quite a bit if it can be shipped.
going hom e from a W asco-A rling-
A ttorney G eneral Van W inkle And now
— W illiam Lyle .( L e f t y ) Olds. D ecem ber 15, 1941. i
hfts advised the state board of
Ocean skipping now is quick ton baâkethall game.
stuff. Ships ju s t ap p e ar and w ant
tu be loaded. They can ’t very-w ell
rad ic ahead w ith tbe subm arine
(C ontinued from p ag e one!
Sherman County Observer
m enace w hat it is. 7 ™ ‘ refo re the p , eccding fiv ? y ea rs, and all oth-
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
w heat m ust be on hand.
F
.Grass Valley Journal
A* H eppner fa rm e rs were asked ___
,
bv N E D o d d if they would re- provisions of th e , law m u st so
E stab lish ed Oet. 14, 1807
C O N SO LID A TED M arch 6, 1931
. hejr w heat t0 the CCC be- declare and begin m ak ln K JJ?*1
Wasco N ew s-E n terp rise
.
h ex p iratio n of the loan m onthly co n trib u tio n on th e b asis
date. A v a”
m ajo rity raised »<
o f th e lr •annul‘l
E stablished Nov. 1891
C O N SOLID ATED M arch 4, 19?2 theii hands in assen t. Since then salary .
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w
heat
has
gone
up
and
th
ere
is
Published Every Friday at
J u s t as the w a r d e p a rtm e n t a n ­
some indication th a t the
price
Moro, Oregon
nounced a can to n m en t a t M edford,
-------- * m in h t rise above the loan value.
r,sc “
w here 32,500 men will be assem -
E ditor -rj,
ap p ears to be m ore hesi- bled ’ and ’ train
. ed . , th e
o S outhern „
Giles L. F rench .
m e r e a p p e u is
E n u re d as second class m a tte r a t
about le ttin g it go
Pacific ra ilro a d announced the
the Postoffice a t Moro, Oregon '»an P " “ -
can discontinuance of one p asse n g er
under Act of C ongress of M arch control
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the price sufficiently
to » « i n into th a t m etropolis o t th e
3, 1879.
keep it below th e loan r a t ^ - a n d
« » 'e y . The in te rs ta te
K
.
com m erce com m ission say s it has
piobably will.
no control over p a sse n g e r tra in s ,
The fa rm e r has a
service and freig h t. The prob-
s u n h 'p iself of all P °’ ^ l e stor-
fa
A?
ER
n
g
-
space
y
re
.
g
__
of
men
¡nt0
an(j o u t 0? to w n .
O re
or
to
gam
ble
fo
r
a
few
cents
on
. ,
I AT I 0 M his w heat bv holding it until » ''th p asse n g er busses out of the
PUBLIS
A pril 30. a f te r which it will be J “« * '« " . forr alw » ys th e re W,.U be
,
S ir n t _
hundreds of soldiers on leave
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
much more difficult fo r th e CCC
w a n tin g to dash to San F rancisco,
subscription rates
to move w heat out of sto rag e.
l''7
s
aiZo
p°ossibie“t
h
a
7
c
c
c
will
“ > P o rtlan d to P u g et sound cities
P ayable in Advance
»th V tow ns of th e region
ONE Y EA R ...........H................ $L50 rc w ard com m unities th a t release
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By the tim e th e can to n m en t has
w heat bv allo tin g term in al stor-
m been com pleted
and the tro e o p s are
FEBRUARY 6, 1942 -
age a w
t s'
h a rv e s * t tim e. T h s »„„
would
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FA T H E R OF B A S K E T B A L L
Kelly’s Column
S
o
j
Com mission has announced a num -
b ti of exam inations th is week as
shown below. The S u b altern is
th e only one req u irin g a w ritte n
te st. In the o th ers, ap p lican ts will
be ra te d on th eir qualifications
shown in th e ir ap p licatio n s and
upon verication.
S ubaltern, $1,800 a year, ^ fo r
em ploym ent in the Civilian C o n ­
serv atio n C orps, W ar D epartm ent.
A pplicants m ust have had ex p e ri­
ence as a ;COC cam p leader oi
cam p educational advisor, or as
a m em ber of the technical p erson­
nel of the D epartm ent of A g ricu l­
tu re or In terio r. They m ay also
q u alify if they have served as a
cr m m issioned or noncom m issioned
officer of, or held a reserve com­
m ission in. th e Arm y. N avy, M a­
rin e Corps, or Cr -*st G uard, or
, have been g ra d u ated from a sen­
ior unit of the Reserve Officers’
T rain in g Corps. C losing d ate for
-applications is M arch 3, 1942.
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