Sherman County journal., April 03, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

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fA G E 2. Jà,UEfc*Ap COÌTNTY
JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, I W
v 'n tei availab le in some ea sily
tie n sp o rta b le container.
A little com m unity o rg an izatio n
(Continued from page one*
’ Sherm an County O bserver
cun care fo r t h :® m a tte r and w ith
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
a com paratively few gallons of th a t by the end o f 1943 sy n th e tic
G rass Valley Journal-
w atei re ad y to use m any fires can •rubber will ibe produced in suffi­
E stablished Oct, 14, 1897
be stopped before g re a t dam ag e cient q u a n titie s -to m ake is a v a il­
CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, 1931 can be done.
It should be so able to th e every d a y m o to r is t- -
W asco N ew s-E nterprise
effective t h a t
in su ran ce
ra te s provided th e ev ery d ay m o to rist
E stablished Nov. 1891
could be reduced.
still has a c a r a t th a t tim e.
CONSOLID ATED M arch 4, 1932
Kelly’s Column
Published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
Giles L. French
Editor
E rte re d as second class m a tte r at
the Postoffice at Moro, O reg o n
under Act of C ongress of March
3, 1879.
O re
PlBLIS
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable in Advance
ONE Y EAR ........................... $150
APRIL 3, 1942
TH EY SOW T H E W IND
W E DO T H IN G S
W H EN W E GROWL
A f te r m onths of com placency,
the A m erican people a re (begin­
ning to grow l. I t is a s p leasa n t
as th e sound o f g ea rs of a s ta r t-
A
m ericans
m g h n arv ester. F
m o i r
nuiciiuiww
work best, g et m ost done, have
'bf tie r
governm ent when they
growl.
In o u r q u iet periods we a re f a t
physically and m entally: we p e r ­
m it an y th in g , sh ift? o u r m orals,
or religion, our * s ta n d a rd s ot
efht :ent governm ent. W hen we
grow l we p u t th in g s into place in
a hurry.
T here are a few h a rd y souls
who grow l all th e tone. T hey .may
often b e found as colum nists, ed i­
to rial w riters, soap box o ra to rs.
They perform a service 'by keeping
ml,ve a little sp ark o f d isco n ten t
so real n atio n al grow ls can s ta r t
m ore easily. T hey a re som ething
like th e pilot lig h t in a furnace.
John Kelly says co n g ress is
hearin g from th e folks back
home w here th ere i® much g ro w l­
ing being done ab o u t th e 40-hour
week, about in tern a tio n al ca rte ls,
about bureaurocracy. A few w eeks
of th is— if the grow ling keep.>
up—and congress will begin to
realize tibat the people intend to
run the governm ent in th is co u n ­
try instead of le ttin g th e g o v ern ­
m ent run them .
-A county defense council in the
n o rth w est has w ritten to the p u b ­
lic health service re q u estin g in fo r­
m ation concerning th e possibility
oi men c o n tra ctin g tuberculosis
from brerrihing a lu m h u m dust.
D /; J . G. Tow nsend, m edical d ire c ­
to r o f the* division o f in d u strial
hygene, s ta te s th a t alum inum d u st
alone h a s n ^y er been incrim inated
e ith e r as c a s i n g p u lm o n ary fib ro ­
si-, or as predisposing th e w orker
to pulm onary tuberculosis. An ip .
vestigatron of 50 w o rk ers who had
been exposed to the d u s t from
alum ina from five to fo rty y ea rs
in the fu rn aces of alum inum w orks
showed no iPl effects. The quec ¿on
v,as raised because o f the rap id ly
inci easing alum inum in d u stry in
the n o rth w est, w ith th e p rospects
o f ad d itio n al p lan ts in th e near
fu u re.
an d i»Qn-Edward of Hood TLveT, A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istra trix
29-24
«pent th e w eek end v isitin g Mrs. and A d m in istrato r.
B othw ell’s parents»; Mr. and Mrs.
N otice is h ereb y given -that the
J. Mx W ilson. M rs. B oth well was
u
n
d ersigned h as filed iirt $Jie Ooun
Z&.MSy. a lso a v isito r a t th e K ent g ra n g e
ty C ourt o f th e S ta te o f Oregon
S atu rd ay evening.
Mrs. J. C. Wilson le ft fo r a few fo r 'Sherm an county h is F in al
days visit with h er daughter, Mrs. R ep o rt an d A ccount a® A dm inis­
tr a to r , w ith th e will annexed, ot
H C. Nelson in. Bend. _
Mr. and Mrs. J- L. Davi® were th e e s ta te o f C layton LeRoy Rich,
, business v isito rs in The Dalles deceased, and th a t S a tu rd a y , the
2nd day o f M ay, 1942, a t ten o’­
S atu rd ay .
clock a. m., of said day, in the
E leanor H oskinson re tu rn ed to (County C ourtroom , a t <the C o u rt­
The Dalles Sunday Jto ag ain tak o h o use, in M oto , S herm an Coun-
up h er school w ork, a f te r being a t
v, O regon, have been fixed by th e
hom e fo r th e p a st ten day®. She
C ourt a s t^ e tim e and p ’ace for
w as called home due to the illness h ea rin g o f oibjectidns to 9aid
of h e r m other, who h ad a slight
F in a l R ep o rt and A ccount and the
a tta c k o f pneum onia, b u t is now se ttlem en t o f said e s ta te .
quite recovered. Mr. and Mrs
E. P. Rich
A rth u r Johnson of Moro »pent
<B-eor. G. U p degraff,
Sunday -afternoon a t th e H-cskin- (A ttorney fo r A d m in istrato r,
son home.
22-25
w ith th e will annexed.
W ren Hogue of G rass Valley
w as a business v isito r in K ent
NO TICE OF F IN A L H E A R IN G
After a hard training grind, ahi trooper, ot the 503rd Parachute. bat- Monday.. ■
N otice is hereby given th a t the
talion are now seasoned paraskt soldier?. A group of the jum p »
-nd'TtfeA C arl A dam s and Mrs. undersigned h as filed in the Coun­
birds are pictured inside their transport plane en route to their jump-off M and M _ C
Wurland-
place near Alta, Utah. Their skis and other equipment w ill be dropped L- tella
v isito rs o f th e ty C ourt of th e S ta te of Oregon
fo r S herm an C o u n ty ; his F in al
to them by large parachutes after they have leaped.
v’etv G range w ere v isito rs o i tn
to Uiem uy ta ige para
K( nt G ran^ e S atu rd ay evening. , R ep o rt and Account as A dm inis­
Mr. and M rs. Law rence Amick tr a to r o f .t h e e s ta te of M ary
h ad as callers Sunday Mr. and Isaibell C ronk, deceased, and th a t
Mr*-. A. S. Johnson of Moro and S atu rd ay , A pril 11th, 1942, a t
Mr. and M rs. Laffoon an d d au g h ­ ten o’clock a. m., of said day, a t
" S ÎW
the C ounty C ourtroom , in th e
ter.
C ourthouse
at
Moro, O regon,
have been fixed by th e C ourt as
N O TICE TO C REDITORS
the tim e and place fo r h ea rin g of
N O TICE IS H ER EB Y G IV EN:
objections to said F in al R e p o r ts
T h at th e ICounty C ourt fo r S h e r­
and A ccount and th e se ttle m e n t of
m an County, Oregon, ha® ap p o in t­
dfn * t«»
ed P. .W aldo Davis, A dm iniistratoi said estate .
H erm an Schilling. 19-22
for the Esitnts of Lizzie Iren a
Geo.
G.
U
pdegraff,
Dirvis, deceased. P ersons having
A
ttorney
fo
r A d m in istrato r.
claim s a g a in s t said E sta te a re
Paraski Troops Ready for Action
Army Takes. Over Terminal Island
The politicians, especially some
S t r t c ’ io u s e G o s s :p
of the g u b ern ato rial canddates,
who a re aid in g and -aTO-using
(C o ntinued f j / m p ag e one»
public discontent ovei th e tax s it­
were s ta rte d on th e ir w ay to w ard
uation a re sow ing a crop th a t will
a place on th e N ovem ber b allo t
h arass them forever if th e y are
thia. week w ith th e filing o f p re ­
elected and will cause s trife and
lim inary p etitio n s w ith- S ecretary
(’. .‘•eontArt in Oregon fo r many
of Stabe Snell.
y ea rs re g ard less o f w h a t 'happens.
One o f these m easu res, sp o nsor
hereby notified to p resen t sam e
T he clam or com es principally
ed
by th e Oregon S ta te T each ers’
w itirn s-ix m onths from the date NOTICE TO CRED ITO R S
from Mu.ltnom.ah county w here tax
All
persons
h aving
claim s
association,
would
d
iv
ert
a
ll
in
­
of first publication cf th is notice,
ratio? w ere equalized fo r th e first
ag
a
in
st
the
e
s
ta
te
of
Jessie
Hen
com
e
ta
x
revenue«
in
excess
of
Gi.lv varified, to the AdminiAtra-
tim e in years. If the home own­
ricks, deceased, are hereby notified
$7,7',0,000
a
year
to
su
p
p
o
rt
the
toT
'9t
th
e
office
of
th
e
County
e r , of th a t county, aided and a b e t­
public school system . U nder th e
Ju d g e fo r -Sherman County, Moro, to p resen t them , in p ro p er form ,
ted by th e politicians, succeed in
to the undersigned, th e duly a p ­
plan
proposed
4»y
th
e
teach
ers
th
is
O iegon. .
......
estab lish in g th e variable ra tio F U L L D RESS OR NO FIG H T
■r - ■ -V .
pointed, qualified and a c tin g A d­
excess
revenue
would
be
a
p
p
o
r
F.
W
aldo
-
D
av’s,'
A
d
m
in
istrato
r
The sto ry ’s told o f an A m eri
they will have s ta rte d a basis fo r
m in istra trix , w ith the will an n e x ­
tioned
am
ong
th
e
local
school
d
is
­
of
th
e
E
s
ta
te
of
Lizzie
Iren
a
con
a
v
icto
r
in
B
urm
a
who
ch
arged
t a ' u n fa irn ess in Oregon th a t will
ed of the e sta te of Jessie Hen-
tric
ts
on
th
e
basis
o
f
school!
a
tte
n
­
Davis, deceased.
from bis bath w rapped in a tow el
l>e f a r reaching.
It w as “ m oving day” for Japanese residents at Fish Harbor as United John W. P ennington
dance
and
would
be
used
to
off
richs, deceased, a t the office ot
It is tim e O regon’s fa rm e rs a- to ta k e off in bis plane an d de­ set p ro p e rty ta x e s fo r su p p o rt of States troops look poA ession ot the harbor under a federal
Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro, Oregon
F o re n e . Oregon
a
l,
ov
two
J
a
p
s
planes.
The
sto
ry
wokc to th e ir danger. A lower
cf J a r a n ise fam ilies began then n .a .s cvaeuation of
th e school.
A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istrato r 22-25 w ithin six m onths from the d at"
writ, and fcarc
has
it
th
a
t
such
g
a
rb
will
no
a ssig n m en t ra tio fo r home ow ners
T he o th e r proposed h ritlac’ve Term inal Island area in California. Photo shows soldiers pa'.roling a
cf th 's n o tie v to w it: M arch 13,
will c e rta in ly cause the fa rm e r to longer be perm itted.
m easure involves fo u r m ajo r Chan­ lapanese section, while a truck loaded with household goods passes by. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1942.
'A
n
d
so
tihe
V
ictorian
age
stay
s
pay m ore tax es in th e end. l e t
ges in th e p re sen t set up fo r a d ­
W ilm a H ansen
w
ith
uis.
Ig
o
rro
ts,
i
t
is
teld,
are
All
persons
h
aving
claim
s
a-
thfl -politicians come to the country
m in istra tio n , o f public w elfare
F
rizew
in
n
in
g
a
rtic
le
in
A
m
eri­
splendid
fighters
alth
o
u
g
h
th
ey
g
a
in
st
the
e
s
ta
te
of
N
ancy
Jan
e
with th e ir inferred fa v o ritism to =
Ceo G. U pdegraff,
fu n d s. W hereas undeT the pros
Dunlap, deceased, are hereby n o ti­ A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istratrix ,
w ard hom e ow ners and see w hat n ,v e i wore p an ts. The f l i e r ' io e n t law th e s ta te w elfare ccm m s- can Legion A u x iliary ’s co n test
held a t G ross V alley and Kent
question did p re tty well w ith o u t
fied to p resen t them in proper form with the will annexed
19-2-
happens.
his clothes. Y et the sensibilities sor. consists of seven m em bers la s t m onth
to the undersigned, th e duly a p ­
The new 1941 law did a p p a re n t­
appointed by the g o vernor the
o f som e officer w ere outraged.
pointed, qualified and actin g ex­
ly m ake som e p ro p erty levies
One m ig h t th in k th a t th e ob­ proposed am endm ent would re C H A R A C T E R IST IC S OF
ecutrices and E x ecu to r of the last N GT ICE OF F IN A L H EA R IN G
•higher th a n usual fo r the h a lf ject o f becom ing a flying roan w as quire th a t these seven m em bers he
N ot ce is hereby given th a t th e
A GOOD AM ERICAN
will and te s ta m e n t of N ancy Jan e
year of 1942. T his even th o u g h it
undersigned
h as filed m the (Coun­
to w ear a sn ap p y uniform . An selected from m em bers of the v a r ­
D unlap, deceased, a t the office* of
e<presr,’y sta te s th a t half year i ld< r and sm pler philosophy would ious county cou rts. The m easure
A good A m erican is indu<tri
>,
ty C ourt of th e S ta te of Oregon
Geo.
G.
U
pdegraff.
Moro,
Oregon,
tax es shall not e x ^ c d one h a lf of
fo r Sherm an C ounty her F inal
*no’Cfte t h a t the object o f (being would also abolish th e posit of re ­ He m akes b ® living bv h r: st.
M em bers of G eorge Belli Post w ithin six m onths from the date
a norm al y e a r’s tax es.
a flier w as to shoot Ja p s. F rom lief a d m in is tra to r and do aw ay labor an d ta k e s care of his fam ily A m erican Legon and A uxiliary of this notice, to w it: M arch 6, R eport and Account a s A dm inis­
The heavy’ federal taxes cause,: rending th e p apers one g e ts the w ith the fo u r citizen-m em bers of instead of g e ttin g it dishonestly
tra trix of the e s ta te of H enry
r a t a t the home o f Mr. and M rs. 1942.
m ost of th e tro u b le and tax p ay ers idea th e w a r is a serious affair, c u r tv w elfare com m issions. It and sp ending i t foolishly. His
JohnsoTi, deceased, and th a t S a t­
V
irgilia
D.
McKee
Ted
Ball,
T
h
u
rsd
a
y
evening,
are overlooking th e f a r t th a t one 1 ut a p p a re n tly one m u st be d re s s ­ would also elim in ate from th e law •money is sp en t first fo r necessi
Vleda D. Van Gaasbeck u rday, the 25th day of A pril, 1942.
M arch 26. A fte r an inspection of
of th e purposes of th e ' 1941 law er! pro p erly for it to e n te r the req u irem en t th a t relative« orf nvc- ties and th en fo r luxuries.
at ten o’clock a. m., o f said day,
Clifton I. Dunlap
He is itlhrifty and doe® not w aste the b eau tifu lly a rra n g e d new house
V' cb sn g e d ate of paying lists. We su g g e s t fo r th a t com ­ dv aged persons be required to pro
in the C ourtroom , a t the C o u rt­
ixrg’ll
a
r
b
usiness
m
eetin
g
s
w
e
r;
Veva
D.
M
arshall
A house, in Moro, S herm an C ounty,
pjopenty tax es so they w ?M come m anding officer a re ad in g o f th e vide f - r ffhrir care when financial m aterial«. To keep- o u r n a tu ra l
Geo. G. U pdegraff,
resources th e y m u at be con-served.- held.
lv able to do so.
due a t a different d a te th a n fe d ­ well pictured life o f A lley Oop.
O iegon, have been fixed by the
Follow ing th e su g g estio n o f De- A tto rn ey fo r E xecutrices
O ur n a tio n is th e rich e st and the
* * *
eral Jncom e taxes.
C
ourt as th e tim e and place fo r
18-21
t I ic im practicab ility of su p p ly ­ m ost w aste fu l on th e e a rth . If our I o rlrn en t Child W elfare C hr., it and E xecutor
Income ta x p ayers feel badlv
h ea rin g of objections to said F in al
L IF E ¡;.s a u th o rity fo r th e s ta te ­
■was voted to o u tfit a g irl for
about p ay in g th e ir s ta te levies m ent t h a t in tern e d Ja p a n e se will ing th e th re e Pacific c r a f t s ta te - r a tio n is to continue to be rich we
Re]»ont and A ccount and the s e t­
E a ste r.
C assie
Holm es,
u n it NOTICE
OF
m
u
st
become
less
w
astefu
l
ami
OF
H EARIN G
w
'th
gasoline
by
railro
ad
or
truck
end a re being told how bad it is receive a t le a s t $54 p er m onth loss
tlem
en t of said e sta te .
A loyal A m erican child w e lfare ch airm an reported
F IN A L R EPO R T
to build up a surplus in th e s ta te $15 fo r board fo r a n e t of $39. lines is shown in a study ju s t com ­ m ore h rifty .
M ary Eva.
th a t the ce n te r in 'Dortland had
Notice is given th a t S atu rd ay .
tre a su ry . Let them consider th a t B eats so ld erin g all to Hell, don’t pleted by O rniand R. Bean, O re­ dees n e t in-tentially b reak law s,
Geo.
G.
U
pdegraff,
received * and valued th e new the 11th day of A pril, 1942, a t
gon’s public u tilities commiss'oTKr even if th e y seem u n im p o rtan t.
the w a r has m ade th e tax es” largei it?
cioihing a t $30.00 which was the hour of, 10 o’clock a. m. of said (Attorney fo r A d m in istratrix .
He
v
o
tes
to
ex
p
ress
h
is
opinion
B ean’s stu d y shows th a t it would,
th a n contem plated, t h a t th e s u r ­
20-23
recen tly sen t by th e u n it to g eth er day and th e courtroom of the
plus— if an v e x :sts n**xt .Tanunrv
Ye% yes, we u n d ersta n d . Lew •take 226 tan k cars o r 452 tru c k s as to th e officials we have. A good
v/ith used clothing. (Cassie Holm es C ounty C ourt in the courthouse in
-- can be apportioned back to th e A yres is in a conscientious ob jec­ ,te supply the gasoline needs of th? A irvrican vc-tes fo r th e bent ca n ­
No. 113. l.O . O. F.
is insitu-rcting a class in home Moro in Sherm an County, Oregon, .Moro
d
id
ate
and
th
u
s
trie
s
to
g
e
t
tibe
th -ce stefa® fo r a single day.
counties fo r p ro p e rty ta x relief.
to r cam p So, w h a t?
Moro, Oregon
T hk is based upon an average m an in office who will use it for n u rsin g , which is held each M on­ has been fixed as the tim e and
W here were th ese sam e income
M eets 1st and 3rd
day afte rn o o n in G rass Valley. piace fo r the h earin g of all ob­
the
good
of
the
people
and
n
o
t
try
daily consum ption of 8162147 gal
ta x p ay e rs back in 1933 and 1934
T uesdays
in tf<
Norma, E v e re tt,
u n it h isto rian jections, if any, to the final rep o rt
■Rns
for O regon, 1,136,436 gallons tlo I uild up h is own se lf esteem .
when p ro p e rty ow ners w ere losing
I.O..O.F.
hall
T rai
and
defense
»chairm
an,
displayed
He doesn’t sh irk his d u ties in
anu account filed by the u n d er­
fo r W ashington and 312,232 g«u*
th e ir land because of high p ro p e r­
sien t and visiting
p ictu res tak en o f th e clever w in­ signed in the estate of C harles M-
public
service.
If
h
e
is
asked
to
Ions fo r Idaho. The figures cover
ty ta x e s ? Did th e y th e n p ro te s t
b ro th ers are cordi
only
gasoline needs anil do not in help plan som ething fo r the com- dow d isp lay in G rass Valley K uypers, deceased, and the s e ttle ­
a g a in s t (high ta x e s ? R em em ber From th e O bserver A pril 10, 1903
ally
invited to m eet
d
u
rin
g
defense
w
eek.
ment thereof.
elude fuel oil, diesel, lu b ricat ng r .i liity o r help it in an y w ay, he
an income ta x p a y e r doesn’t pay
.Yith
us.
City elections resu lted , in th e
•accepts
if
-he
is
able
to
do
so
anvl
I : w as announced t h a t th e u n it
ELIZA B ET H K U Y PER S
u n til he m akes i t ; a p ro p e rty ow n­ election o f W. H. Moore o v er M. •oil or kerosene. T h e study was does n o t let an incapable ¡person
IVul May, N. G.
had
gone
on
record
a
s
endorsing
E x ecutrix of the will of C harles
e r pays anyw ay. I't is rig h t and F itzrn au rice by a vote of 36 to 24. prom pted by sug g estio n s th a t rail do it.
Peicy Thom pson, Sec.____________
Foye von IBorstel a s candidate M. K uypers, deceased.
p ip p er t h a t income bsxes dhou’d E. -R. H ickson w as chosen t r e a s ­ and tru ck lines should ta k e over
Belhlohem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S,
He
is
loyal
to
our
co
u
n
try
a
t
ail
fo r D ep artm en t V ice-president and C arlton L. P ep p er
c a rry th e -burden in tim e s p f plen­ u re r an d I. D. P ik e, 51; J. O. E l­ the job o f supplying, th e iPacific tim e?—w hether d u rin g peace or
Moro, Oregon
O
i-.rd
w
ritten
a
le
tte
r
to
th
a
t
effect
A tto rn ey fo r E xecu trix
19-22
ty . And if a surplus is b u ilt up fa rod 42, H. A. M oore'33, L. D Idle- n o rth w e st w ith its gasoline now W8r. M any show p a trio tism d u r­
M eets E very Second and
to th e D eparm ent S ecretary , which
tj
«t
ta
n
k
e
rs
a
re
being
diverted
to
aid p ro p e rty ow ners in bad tim es man 19, J . M. Dunahoo 17' for
ing tim e s of w ar, only, b u t th e had been approved a t th e recenr
F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in each
supplying th e m ilitary force®.
th e re should be little com pin mt.
coimcilmen.
•good A m erican w’ill do so a t all hoard m eetin g in P o rtlan d . The NOTICE OF F IN A L H EA R IN G
Month. V isiting m em bers
V o ters w ill n o t fo rg e t t h a t ta x
S u b sta n tia l b itch in g posts have
tim es.
Invited
u
n
it
is
now
sp
onsoring
a
poppy
Notice is hereby given th a t the
The old pioneer ato p O regon’s
disco ntent is b eing engendered been erected a t th e c o m e r o f th e
He shoulders the duties of a
M arie Hoskinson, W. M.
capitol will continue to shine in citizen as well as enjoy® th e bene- u irie r co n test fo r pupils of G ra ss i p.qersigned have filed in th e
and encouraged fo r political p u r­ M ehedist church corner.
Pauline Douma, Sec.
Valley,
K
ent,
Shaniko
-and
A
n
te­
pose?.
Moro and G rass V alley councils all its gold leaf splendor. The fits. He does ev e ry th in g he can lope and w l l give first, siecond and C ounty C ourt of th e S tate of
E
ureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Oregon fo r Sherm an County their
T h is is th e first y e a r th a t in have q u aran tin ed a g a in s t sm all fo u rth in terc ep to r command has to preserve tho^e benefits, iby wise
th
ird
prizes
to
th
e
w
inner
in
each
Meet6 on the 1st and
F
in
al
R
ep
o
rt
and
A
ccount
as
Ad­
come ta x paver« have ever paid p n \ as th e re a re te n eases a t advised thi2it the reflection from fii’h llm en t of the duties.
division. T he p o sters are to be m in istra trix and A dm inistrator,
3rd T h u rsd ay eve­
a nickel tow ard common schools. Shaniko.
th e sta tu e is n o t deemed a m ilitary
A good A m erican is a C h ristian. judged the afte rn o o n of A pril 8,
nings of sach m onth.
K th e s u rp lu s—i f an v ex ists next
J. C. F reem an o f L aG rande a r ­ hazard th a t would necessitate the Our co u n try was founded by nt (»he n ex t A u x iliary m eeting respectively, of th e e s ta te of F red
V isiting m em bers are
Blau,
deceased,
and
th
a
t
S
a
tu
r
­
J a n u a ry —can be sen t back to the rived la r t evening and took ch arg e use of cam ouflage.
C h ristians who c°m o here so th ey which will Ibe held a t th e hom e of
cordially invited to
counties it will be th e first tim e of .the boot and shoe d e p a rtm e n t
d
a
y
,
the
18th
day
of
(April,
1942,
cot hl t>elieve w hat th ey w anted to
m eet w ith us.
Som e idea of the e x ten t to which am! wo-rsh’p God as they desired. D orothy Dunlap in G rass Valley. a , ten o’clock a. m. of said day,
incom e ta x p a y e rs have ev er con of th e S T C om pany.
These p o sters are to be used as
Darwin
Van
Gilder,
W. M.
the
s
ta
te
has
cu
rtailed
autom
obile
trio u te d a n v ’ihing to w ard local From the Observer April 4, 1913
Di. r nato n al
g o v ern m en t w as publicity fo r the annual sale. in th e C ourtroom , a t th e C o u rt­
C
V.
Belknap,
S
ecretary
_
tra
v
e
l
since
tire
ra
tio
n
in
g
went
gt vernm ent from which th ey have
house,
in
Moro,
Sherm
an
County,
F ra n k Forbes w as injured while
f .unded upon C h risten p rinciples; P a rt of the fu n d s a re paid Ito the
a e n v ed m ost of th e ad v an tag es w orking on th e Dam on fa rm F r i­ into effect can he gained th ro u g h our cu ltu re is based upon C h ris ­
O iegon, have been fixed by the Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
disabled v eteran s o f th e W orld
of citizenship.
Moro. Orego
day when (the h arro w team ran a re p o rt ju s t issued by R. H. Ba!- tian ideals. To fulfill the aim s of W ar, who have -been m aking the C ourt as the tim e and place for
d^ck. -state highw ay
engineer the founders of o u r g o v ern m en t
N ot one of th e candidates who aw ay w hile being unhitched.
poppies; p a rt is used fa r th e care h ea rin g of objections to s^id F inal Meets 2d & 4th Tues
a re m aking th e m ost to do ab out
R. D. Jackson h a s purchased thu which show s th a t the highw ay d e­ th e good A m erican citizen m u st cf th e fam ilies of all W orld W ar -R( p o rt and A ccount and the s e t­ day of each m onth.
the tax situ atio n ap p eared before in tenert o f Dr. W. C. N ason in th e p an tm en t has reduced* its auto-mo- first o f all l>e C h ristian , and th -n
V isiting m em bers wel
v eteran s, i-neludin-g th o se in p re s­ tlem en t of said estate .
th e com m ittee t h a t discussed the Moru P harm acy. He expects to 'bile m ilage by 37 p e rc e n t/ Em - he will he a loyal, ind u stro u s, anu
M innie G. Blau come. -
ent. arm ed forces, p a rtic u la rly of
1911 ta x law, n e t one m ade a pub­ keen the telephone exchange open ployees of th e d e p a rtm e n t 5, who vseful citizen.
W alter L. Blau
Lucille May, N. G.
th o se who have been disabled or
lic s ta te m e n t a g a in s t'it.
a t noon.,-
. .
h u g to f o r e traveled by autom obile
Bob Ziegler, G rass Valley. l'ed in line of d u ty ; and fo r th e Geo. G. U pdegraff,
Florence Johnston, Sec
P y aro u sin g ta x p a y e r discon­
An u n fo rtu n a te accident befel now go by stag e o r tra in , Baldocl.
b*ii Gross.
te n t th e y s ta r t a wind th a t wilt Guy P ickard a t K londike when he w id.*
A ftAr th e m eetings, p rogressive
become a w hirlw ind for *hem to w as w orking on <a well drill. His
55-7
w as played, w ith seven tab les
Public serv an ts in Oregon who
re ap in la te r y e a rs—and it will arm was ta k e n off a t the elbow by
Tbe Quickest, Surest Way in ,pbay.
Do-mthy Dun-lap and
e n te r the arm ed services e ith e r
b rin g suffering to a s ta te th a t has he:ng crushed by a belt.
F
ran
k
von
B orstel received high
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so f a r been sane in its tax pro
Kent, sta tio n will soon h av e ® th ro u g h v o lu n tary e r i :i?hmenit or
.score«. A delrcnous buffet lunch
•‘•hrough the d r a f t a re au to m atical­
gram .
resilient a g e n t on th e job.
w as served by th e h o stess a t a late
W a r. . .
J p d a y the high school un d er ly g ra n te d leaves of absence u n ­
h
ru i.
.
the direction of P. M. N ash will d er th e s ta te law , according to
PUM PERS
give a benefit perform ance fo r the ¿Attorney G eneral V m Y lurfl?
Mr. and Mrs. I/c-uis Sa/ther and
T he leaves, how ever, onlv cover the
1?« monwtra'tion ha« been made Dnyton flood sufferers.
son Glen w ere business v isito rs in
in every section o f tihe courtty of From the Observer, April 6, 1923 period fo r which offirials an*
M 'fto Tuesday.
A num ber o f fa rm e rs a round elected or appointed.
th e new p u m p er intended to put
M rs. Max Plueimke w a« a v is i­
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out- w heat fires and o th er confla­ M oro have had. to cu rta il th e ir
to r in The Dalle® S atu rd ay .
Quick
Easy - Safa
S aving o f n ea rly $5,000,000 a
g ra tio n s in ru ra l a re a s -of the farm w’ork because o f flu am ong
Mrs. Wiflia-mi Gut yon w as a
y e a r btc now beiing enjoyed by
th e ;r horses.
v
cou nty.
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th il’es v isito r W ednesday.
Write or Call for
The l-adie® of th e Dorcas socie­ ern au m ers o f electricity in O regon
I t is rep o rted th a t m ost of
Gus Shilling, who has been em-
a
s
a
re
su
lt
o
f
ra
te
reductions
Complet«
Information
ty
en
tertain
ed
th
e
ir
husbands
a
t
th e s e who saw it work favored
nlnyed a t th e Dave Deid place a t
th e p u rchase o f som e of th ese the Moro Hotel T h u rsd ay evening. p u t into effect in th e p a st scveTi
V :isro/ w as a d-nner g u est a t the
riac h in es. W ith th is t conclusion • A m an from Redmond visited years, i t is revejffed in a re p o rt
p- fa r t Schilling hem e Sunday.
the K ent farm of Guy Hcskinson -made to G overnor S p rag u e th is
we can have no disagreem ent.
Buy
7 Mr. .and M rs. C harles W icklar.-
T he p u m p ers them selves will last week a f te r seed fo r . the week by U tilities C om m iss'oner
ih r w ere g u e sts S a tu rd a y n ie h t
(Bean.. R a te ” reductions p u t into
hz.vc no value w ith o u t wateT. in F t schutes county ag en t.
pt lh« T/iu’s S a tb e r hem e, and a t-
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
?.. B. P o tte r w as in from Klon- effect in th e p a st th re e years.
fa c t, no fire fig h tin g equipm ent is
i v i-fl g ra n g e
tow n t h a t eve­
r v ..
M IM B L R
F fD iR A l
0 I F fl S I I
IN S U R A N C I
C O R P O R A T IO N
n .ic h good w ith o u t w ater. T h o sj tl ke M onday saying he w as m uch Benn -n-ointed out, account fo r sa v ­
ning.
w ho expedt t o derive benefit from im pressed w ith the w heat p ro s­ in g s to consum ers of m ore th an
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Bothwell
tha uae of th e pum pers will need p e c ts in his p a rt of th e countyA_r~ $3,500,000 a y ear. ■
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