Sherman County journal., April 17, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

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FAiàK t . -»HERMAN CQ.UNTO JOURNAL, MOftB. OREGON
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Published Every F riday at
Moro. Oregon
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E ditor
E ntered as second class m a tte r a t
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
under Act of C ongress of March
3, 1879.
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P U B L IS
Kelly’s Column
Kent Grange
(C ontinued from page oneV
Sherman County Observer
,E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
¡G r a s s ^ a lle y Jo u rn al
»Established Oct. 14, 1897.
CONSOLID ATED M arch 6, 1931
W asco N ew s-E nterprise
E stablished Nov. 1891
CONSOLIDATED M arch 4, 1932
Giles L. French
i^JD A Y , APRIL 17. 194>
A j E R
I ATION
O F F IC IA L COUNTY PA PER
SU B SC R IPTIO N R A TES
PavpM e in Advance
ONE YEAR
...........’........... $1.50
APRIL 17, 1942
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In M arch of last y e a r th e
w eath er w as w arm and cloudy a n d
it rained o ften to give th e w h e a t
a s ta r t th a t m ade i t a Dumper,
along w ith some favorable J u n e
days.
Tlr's year we had one of th e
coldest M arohs on record and o n e
of th e driest.
The early sown fa ll frrain is
giow ing very w ell in rnoevt places
but o th e r g ra in (is m a rk in g tim e,
q here a re sp o ts in the fields and
bare knolls th a t do n o t look prom -
bsirg fo r a big crop.
(Conditions have been
a
lo t
woffie, and seldom b e tte r, it m u st
be ad m itted . M oistute is g en er-
aliy th e lim iting fa c to r in S her-
m en county w h e a t crops and th e re
is. enough of th a t. I t m u st be
jrde-l, how ever, by a p len tifu l
supply of sunshine. T h a t’s wha!.
we need.
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T H E Y ’R E ALL N U T S
Som e one h a , rep o rted , and H
‘Holy Cats!’
Her ding Scrap
chiom e ste el producers for ore
ru n n in g 40 p e r c e n t up, th e M etaL
(Reserve Co. says it is n o t in te r e s t'
ed in (buying a n y th in g u n d er 40.
T he g o v ern m e n t a g e n cy doea not
o b ject to pro d u cers o f dhrom e ore
Come an d b rin g your scrap iron
under 40 finding any p riv a te m a r- to the O ra n g e hall Sunday, A pril
»available.
19 A pot luck dinner will be held
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a t noon and d eg ree p ractice in the
' T riple A sa y s it hopes to a rra n g e a fte rn o o n .
f or sufficient co tto n b ag g in g to
Mr. and M rs. Louis Sabher and
handle the seed crop by Ju n e. Bag son Glen an d d a u g h te r Leona w ere
m a n u fa c tu re rs have been try in g d in n er g u e s ts a n d sp en t .th e af-
to -obtain th e clo th fo r m ore th a n tern o o n w ith -Mr. and M rs. Ken-
s jx m onths to m eet the need of n e th S a th e r arid fam ily in Muro
fa rm e rs , b u t w ith sm all success, one d ay la s t Week. Mr. S ath er
TTie seed m u st be placed in bags accom panied K enneth to P o rtlan d
h eh crt th ey can ibe shipped an d re tu rn in g by M aupin to pick up
cot t cn b ag g in g is the only m ater- some lu m b er f o r Mr. S ath er.
ja l in sig h t f o r th is p u rp o se. The
Mr. and M rs. J . E. N orton had
cotton used fo r h a g s is also re- a s g u e s ts SundayM r. and M rs.
q u jr e d b y th e a rm y and n av y and G. L. H okinson and sons A rtu 'ir
*Fese tw o service» have p rio rity . E dw ard and Eugene.
W hen arm y an d navy have been
Mr. and M rs. L ester W ilson and
tak < r care o f T rip le A .believes daughe.tr K a re n were (Sunday
the needs o f seed g ro w e rs will be- q u e s ts o f Mr. and M rs. W illiam
ln et
Jefferies. M rs. Paul Sm ith of
F a rm e rs a re w ritin g t h a t th ey P o rtlan d w as also a v isito r a:
ca n n o t com pete w ith th e m inhnun, t h e ^ h d m e o n j a t u r d a y ^
• ••«. no:«: >•:• ï:-<- » W S
Iron Drive
w age paid on th e can to n m en t jobs
P ierre Mande and his f.vc-year-
old cat pictured on S. S. Serna Pin­
to, on arriv al in New York. Mande,
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N O TIC E TO C R ED ITO R S
who disp'ays the c a l’s p re nnrt, was t t, . e s ta te of C layton LeRoy Rich,
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN :
captured by Nazis during th? Battle (!(Ce,ased, and th a t S atu rd ay , the
2nd
day
of
May,
1942,
a
t
ten
o’-
T
h
a t th e .County1 C ourt fo r Sher-
of France.
day,
in
the
m
an
C ounty, O regon, h as ap p T o ™
in t­
£ l t y C ^ m ^ . t ,the Court-
ed P. W aldo Davis, A d m in istrato r
a t th e C o u rt
KNOW YOUR N EIG H B O R
Houae,
Moro, h o u s e . m
fey
h e in , th e 11th day of C-.uct as the « ^ » d
W EEK
-T » . -H t ä s *
The la s t week of A pril has been
proclaim ed a s Know Y our N eigh­
bor week by G overnor Sprague.
R ecently such a week w as held in
F o rtlan d w ith some success to
judge from p ress re p o rts. It is >.i
the city t h a t such weeks * re
needed.
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Out here in th e co untry where
we have been borrow ing the
neighbors bucksaw all w in te r and
lending 'him o u r shoes on dance
n ig h ts we need po such advice.
We are acquainted. We know his
wife and kids.
Sm all tow n resid en ts ure otfer.
accused of know ing th e ir neigh-
bc-rs all too well; o f know ing them
so v/ell the en c h an tm en t of tiheir
presence h a s been en tire ly lost. It
is o ften m ore talked o f in large
ciries th a n a re ality in sm all
tow ns however.
B ut sm all town people do g e t
very well ' acquainted. O rdinary
pow ers of observation enable us
tc know when th e neighbor h as
cabbage fo r dinner, w hen he cuts
his lawn, when he sp an k s his son.
Wc know w h a t lodges he join",
how he likes h is car, how he
th in k s he can g e t a n o th e r tire and
where he b uys hr.s groceries,
Tcrsonal secrets are h a rd to keen
in a sm all tow n.
A fte r all, w h a t’s th e difference.
We don’t do an y th in g we are
asham ed o f doing.
wft«? successful
Any m an w ho g iv e s fre e rein
to the u rg e to dhange th e w hole
w orld m ust be a little wacky,
Tbe re fo rm e r is s o r t p f a nut. He
vftTib everv one to do a s he does,
or as h e th in k s they should do.
ing w heth er th e g o v ern rp en t w in
in crease its bonus th is season be-
c e u fe of th e h ig h e r w age th a t
m u st be paid to a t t r a c t lab o r to
handle the flax. ' The m a tte r is be-
ing ta k e n up w ith th e d e p a rtm e n t
o f a g ric u ltu re . A creag e in flax
He would rem ove the v a rie ty fro m th is y e a r will be a re co rd b reaker.
hum an n a tu re and hum an behav-
* * *
¡or which is one o f th e th in g s
A t long la s t th e a rm y has
th a t m ake life bearable. W ith o u t decided to ex p erim en t w iih ply-
v arie ty in people, clim ate, food voo.l plan es, g lid ers and tran s-
one would g e t so Mired of liv in g p o rts. A lthough th e plywood comes
by (the tim e he had reached 25’ from O regon, th e g o v ern m en t re-
th a t he would end it all.
fuses to au th o rize a g lid e r fa cto ry
The whole pack and kaboodle <c-r airp la n e p lan t in tlhait sta te ,
of those who go sw ag g e rin g ab o u t The materia.1 used in th e planes
face of th e e a rth giving o rd e rs how ever, will larg ely (be m an u fac-
m etein g out p u n is h m e n t bo tu re d in O regon and »hipped to
th o «.?
do n o t
a re c ra z y , th e place w h ere th e planes a re to
erased w ith th e ir own im n o rtan c?
he fa b ricated . T he plywood used
V, h jm jjck on poor debased an d is m ade o f .Douglas fir . . . A uto
,
.. .
.
. .,
. ,
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defeated M ussolini o u t of th e dealers a r re e proposing th a t 'RFC
RFC
m esss
j|-
m
I™ - !?
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tru c k s an d p asaen g er c a rs as se-
‘‘Old Iro n p a n ts ” Johnson is c u ritv . The ca rs th e y h av e can
dead and A m erica loses a stro n g be, «old only to c e rtain people an d
e r(j -invigorating public figure a t th ese individual» a p p e a r in n<
a
when i t needs him m ost, h u rry ito buy, and th e o v erh ead Is
Johnson w as w h a t a pubbe m ar. killing th e dealers.
s,)-ouH be, fo r th r ig h t and h o n e s t -----------------------
an(j fe arless o f consequences to
bis personal affairs.
His w ords
w ere w ith o u t ariirnosity b u t w er* Statehouse Gessip
s tra ig h t fo rw ard expressions of
fFppiinued from p ag e one)
v
opinion.
four-tpage
q u estio n n aire
which
decked.
place for « U t i -
Pcr8M S having
e a .d ^ e
.to publicly exam ine
sessm ent Rolls, correct al. F., al R e p e r t i Account and the w ithin six m onths from th e d ate
to work on t h e new elevat r
v .n ’dh s ta rte d Monday,
V>aJ* B eye^ -
and
te r The Ma called a t ta g G .oi
M cKay hom e recently.
Dale Howell and w ife have
¡moved into to w n where i >y w 1!
live in his f a th e r ’s hou.u
M rs. R o b ert .Schilling w as visi-
to r in The D alles iFriday. Her
m o th er, M rs. A lfred Lyons, car^d
fo r h er d a u g h te r Bcibc-t.ta, while
she nvas aw ay.
Mr. and M rs. John Koepke and
d a u g h te r o f Redmond and Mr.
an d Mrs. H arley McKay and Kay
iSchadewiitz o f Sweet Home were
week end v isito rs of th e George
M cKays. All
retu rn ed to th e ir
,
e rro rs in valuation, description
V lands o r e th e r p ro p e rty assess
ed by m e, and it sh all .be th e d uty
of persons in te re ste d to a p p e ar nt
th e tim e and place appointer-
( ap p earan ce is by p etitio n )
All
p etitio n s mufct be in w riting ano
verified b y th e oath of the apph-
c a n t and filed w ith the board
w ithin the first week j t is by law
required to be in session.- 24-27
M arg aret W. Peetz
- ¡Oqunty A ssessor
and sm all d a u g h te r of Salem were
, €nd , g Ue?,ts v of e his _____o
Vf(jej<
p aren ts.
Mr. and M rs. Max Pluem ke. Mrs
P o rtlan d accom -
-r
Mr. an d ! Mr. R obert W allace
\v . Thom pson, deceased, and bbat
S a tu rd a y , th e 16th d a y o f Mav.
1942, a t ten o ’clock a. m. o f said
day. a t th e County C ourtroom
in th e C ourthouse, a t Moro, Ore-
g o r., have (been fixed by th e C ourt
as the tim e an d place fo r hearin g
of objections t o said F inal Repori
and A ccount and th e settlem en t of
sa id estate .
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F ra n c e s H enrichs.
George G. U pdegraff,
A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istratrix 24-27
NOTICE O F F IN A L HEARIN G
N o t’ce is hereby given thart, th e
u n d ersigned h as filed in the
C ounty C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f Ore-
gon o fr S herm an County h t r F inai
R ep o rt aryfl A ccount a s Adm inis-
i-íX » * * ’
sw ttk m en t o f said e sta te .
E. P Rich duly varified, to th e A d m in istra ­
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tor a t th e office o f th e County
Beor. G. U pdegraff,
Ju d g e fo r S herm an C ounty, Mor-..
'A tto rn ey fo r A m in ra OT
22-25 O iegon.
w ith 'th e will annexed.
F. W aldo Davis, A d m in istrato r
o f the E s ta te o f Lizzie Irena
N O TICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SA L ”
Davis, deceased.
OF R EA L PRO PER TY
„
John W. P ennington
fin S atu rd ay , the 9th (lay of E ugene, Oregon
May. 1942, a t th e h o u r o f ten A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istrato r 22-25
c c .o c k a. m. a t the fr o n t door of _____________________
the courth o u se in Moro in Sher- Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F /
Moro, Oregon
ru n C ounty, Oregop, I will sell at
M eets 1st and 3rd
public auction to the h ig h est bid
Tuesdays
in th<
d er fo r cash, the follow ing rescrib-
L O .O .F. ball Trai
ed real p ro p e rty located in S h e r­
sient and visiting
m an (County, Oregon, to-w it:
bro th ers are cord>
The W est H alf of the N o rth -
ally invited to meet
, r " ’est Q u a rte r o f Section Two,
? ith us.
the E a s t H alf of Section
” .1 Mav, N. G.
. T hree, and the N orthw est
P«’icv Thom pson. S ? c -___________
Q u a rte r of th e N o rth e ast
Q u a rte r o f Sectiom Ten, all in
Bethlehem C h apter. No. 76.0 E.X
Tow nship F o u r South, Range
Ma o, Oregon
F .fte e n , E a s t of the W illam ­
M eets Every Second and
e tte M eridian;
F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in ecch
T o g eth e r w ith the ten em en ts
Month. Vi.-itiiig member*
h e re d ita m e n ts and a p p u rte ­
Invited
nances th e re u n to belonging o r
^L*r»e Hoskinson, W. M.
in anyw ise a p p e rta in in g :
Pauline Douma, Sec.
S itu a te d in S herm an County,
E 7^ c k r L o d g e No. 121 \ - F & A-M
S ta te of Oregon.
M eets on the 1st and
Said sale is made under execu­
3rd T h u rsd ay eve­
tion issued out o f the C ircuit
nings of sach m onth.
C ourt of th e S ta te o f Oregon fo r
V isiting m em bers are
Sh< rm an C ounty • to me directed
cordially invited to
in the case o f The F ederal Land
m eet w ith us.
P rn k o f Spokane, a corporation,
D arw in Van Gilder. W. M.
plaintiff, vs. O scar K arl E aton and
Louise J . E ato n , husband and wife, C V. Belknap, S ecretary '
W F. Jack so n ; W. C. T?dd ano Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
Moro. Oregon
E th el Todd, husband and wife.
SI e-m a n C ounty, a m unicipal co r­ M eets 2d & 4th Tues­
_______
_ _ day
_ of
______
each m onth.
p o _______
ratio n ; ___
and _______
M id-Oregon
Na-
tio n al F arm Ix>an A ssociation, a V isiting m em bers wel
C Prporation, defendents.
come,
C. C. W ILSO N
. I.ucille May, N. G.
sh e riff o f S herm an County, O regon F lo ren ce J o h n sto n . Se<
___________________________
and d a u g h te rs Jeane and M arie,
and son R o b ert were v isito rs in
M aupin Sunday.
Miss H elen H alverson was a
b u sin ess v isito r in (Bend F rid ay
n ig h t and S atu rd ay .
Mrs. M ax »Pluemke and M rs
Lloyd M iller w ent to The Dalles
S unday when Mrs. Pluem ke v . fi - N O TICE OF F IN A L H EA R IN G
N otice is hereby given th a t the
If A m erican flyers e ,n n o 2O0fl " « ” * be " ^ ™ e d . to th e selective ed G eorge H artw ig .
i t’oersigned have filed in the
m iles fo r a l 'ttle bom bing practice ’» «rvke b o ard s w ith in te n
C ounty C ourt of th e S ta te of
The info rm atio n obtained
by
they m ay soon ibe able to give
tim e high of $17,651,018, an in- O regon fo r Sherman* County their
MOVING W H E A T
th
is
su
rv
ey
will
be
used
in
sh
ift
-
th e J a p s a ta ^ te of w a r ’ rig h t on in c men d e f i e d fi-oni m iíiü 'rv c-*««- °< "««Tly 57,000,000 d u rin g F in a l R ep o rt ami A ccount a s Ad-
No one lhas ever seen such a ship- th e ir own doorstep«.
s 'e r x i ^ f ^ m non-essential jo b s to th e p a s t e v a r.
m m istra trix and A d m in itra to r.
ping of w h e a t and re a rra n g in g of - --------------------
d fense jobs
* * *
r< spectively, of th e e sta te of Fred
sto ra g e space a s is g o in g on in
F ie rre L ai el is v ery h i-h on the
" s im ilia r questio n n aires will lie
Jackson, ch ief
claim p,iau> deceased, and th a t S atur-
tJ.ii section o f th e county.
Ail lis t of th e w orld’s b e st hated m en ’ itrmliod ‘-’i men in tlhe g roup ^gerut fo r th e in d u strial accident da}, the 18th day of ’April, 1942,
dav and th ro u g h (half th e n ig h t H
doufbtful i f even H itle r can a ''
,T,
ir a tio
te r r com
re g istra
tio « n "la
la te
com m
m ission
ission since
since 1923
1923 h h a as s resig
re sig n n - U/ ten o’clock a. m. of said day,
.»Hi g ra in b lo w e r, h « m ’ which h>M h im in re ro ee t. In lu , new this m onth so t h a t t h e r / w i l l he ed effective May 1 w hen his place
the C ourtroom , a t th e Court-
g iv e , ,tihc p ro p e r rim piw -ion th a t p o r tio n h e m ay b rin g to a speedy »vailiiNle a c m p lc te cen su s o f ‘Pie XV1^ ‘^e tak en by C. S. (P a t) Em - house, in Moro, Sherm an County,
we have an in d u strial ce n te r.
cr|d th e fiction o f F rench neutrul- etr-te’s m anpow er to g e th e r w ‘b nions, fo r th e p a"t fo u r y ea rs aC_ O iegon, have been fixed by the
No little in g en u ity b a s be^n used b y
t h a t w ill m ean m o re fight inform ation on the education and ton*ey in th e claim » d ep a rtm en t C n u rt as the tim e and place for
to devise m ean s o f loading g ram ,n,r nT1 'French s<Stb
tT -airinr of each individual.
of the com m ission.
,
h e a rin g of objections to said Final
into cars in bulk from w arehouses
R< po rt and A ccount and th< set-
EQ U A LIZA T.’ ON tlcm en t of said estate.
w here i t is stored in sacks.
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COARD i O F
I be old m ethod w as to tru c k it
D istribution of $690,944.74 of M EETIN G -
Minnie G. Blau
in sacks and all, in a wort o f let
N O TIC E ; T here will »be a m eet-
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_____________
" income ta x fu s d s to th e several
W alter L. Blau
the tail go w ith 4fce hide manner. Fr<>ni th f
A„ ri, ?4
count-ea in lieu of proper!V
Geo. G. U pdegraff,
Now Racks a re valuable, and ab-
T ,wt#riAVr- „.¡n
W ed n es-
foT
su p p o rt o f elemen-
A tto rn ey fo r A d m in istratrix
s o l u t e ) » f o e th e h arv est-
everythinK up f o r a t a r y school, w as m ade th is week
an«1 A d m in istrato r.
20-21
m e c i b arle y and o th e r crops th a t
,,y s t a t e T re a s u re r Leslie M
BUY
cannot h e sto red ,n e le v a to rs .:
h m r y P attiso n cam e n e a r lo»- Scott. T he am ounts received bv
BUY
Notice is hereby given th a t the
U N IT E D
I N IT E D
G rain M ow ers have .been bought
from hl<(<)))
iM ni„
e.toh county cover th e allo tm en t
STATES
undersigned has filed in thè Coun
STATES
S A V IN G S
S A V IN G S
th a t fill (the c a rs a s fas-t a» the b u * t if now c u t o f d an g er. Medicines f - ° r th
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u rre n 11 t ----------
six-m onthe
p ay in g
ty C ourt o f th e S tate of Oregon
‘» O N b S
lA N ^ n A M P S
grr-in can be c u t in to them . And phoned fo r from T he D alles ai ‘Period aT>d w ere the eq u iv alen t o-
> STAMPS
fc /^ S h e rm a n county hi» Final
so anxious a r e tthe elev ato r men rived the n e x t m orn in g by c a rrie r, blie am o u n ts which would have
“ R ep o rt and Account as A dm inis­
to g e t th e job done th a t men ‘ ’
^ ' ^ ( f J 0 " '¿ h o d 7 L K been raised in each co u n ty under
tra to r, w ith th e will annexed, of
w ork day an d n ig h t a t m oving the
an<1 R p
^ ve p u -_ a tw o m ill levy. Included in the
,
V
•„ U chased a larg e m erc an tile estab- di> trbution w ere Ib e
A fte r t h a t is done th e re will be Hshm ent in Ione whi<(b M r
P enton county, $14.752.60: Clack-
cribbing to b uild and w heat 1 j will m anage.
zv,rv «r
a,n n s’ $44,2(53.92: Coo», $21,947.75;
move into i t before h a rv e s t conies
W a lte r 'S. M artin, pre.sident of P t-sthutaa, $12,996.11,
D ouglas,
w ith a n o th e r crop to p u t into the th e EO L Co. and th e vice p resi- $27,448.20; Hood R iver, $8,865;
w aiehouses. T he big 1941 crop d en t cam e th ro u g h this- county in Josephine, $8,452.42; Lincoln. $8.-
filled e v e ry th in g full. I t is r e ­ th eir special c a r th is week and 88936; M alheur, $14.292.65, M ar
q u irin g th e pow er of th e federal took team s to in sp ect th e ir prop- ioi’» $50,622.69: M orrow, $7,530.-
governm ent and th e ab ility of the ertv . The sm all pox sc a re m ade 02- Folk, $17,732.11; Sherm an, $7.-
local e le v a to r men to m ake space them abandon the tr ip a t G rass 421 96: Tillam ook, $12.004.80; Un-
fo r th e 1942 crop.
VaHey and go to O ntario.
$16-002.86: W ashington. $27,-
Democratic Candidate for
’ t m akes a busy town for a
S herm an co u n ty teac h ers hold 735 91; Y am hill, -$21,463.41.
w hile and we a re lucky to have it a <ne day session in G rass V alley
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d >nc a t all. r-
the 25th.
R eclassification
of
O regon's
F ’«m the O bserver A pril 17, 1913 «
nien is m aking a num ber of
F a rm e rs c f S-herman co unty a re r r a r r j ^ m en im m edately • avail-
FA T H E R SIG N S U P
re<e?ving shipm ents o f calves by Rb.c f<yr TOilitary service, accord-
QUALIFIED
ENERGETIC
CAPABLE
So th e y ’re gom g to re g iste r express from Tillam ook county.
ing' to Coldnel E lm er V. W ooten,
K
LAM
ATH
COUNTY
father-. ' B efore th e m onth is out
G rass V alley won fro m Moro 6 f ta te d ire c to r o f selective service.
A
SSE
SSO
R
FOR
8 YEARS
th e ag in g gentlem an w ith the to 7 in 13 innings a t t h a t place M arried men w ith no children
g ra y in g o r th in n in g h a ir who ha? Auuday.
and whose wives a re capable of
W h o Is M a c k ?
been te llin g ab o u t th e A rgonne
Th< Pendleton -P resbytery m et earriing t.bcrr own 'livim? aTe no
•
B o r n a n d raised on
and S t. M ihiel fo r th ese
post in ’Moro la s t week wfch m in isters longer en titled to defei ?rled classi-
K lam ath county farm
tw enty y ear» fa, « « in y to fill o u t )ler e from all over tills p a r t o f
s a - d / NeHlher ’i -
• G raduated from Oregon
a n o th e r q u est.o n n a.re hke he d!.l e - t e m O regon
.
a
im,lw fry ero u n d ,
State co lleg e
when w
fit*
dem oeraey
C lean up d ay m M oro w as Ken- fp r drfeT m enet W w tp n ««id.
• Farm er, fdrm er n ew s­
fo r a w orld th a t didn t w ant fit.
(ra lly observed and w hen th e day
‘
paperm an, County A s­
They don’t w an t fa th e r for«-a was done F ir s t s tre e t w as as p re t
«Ormand R. Bean, O r-g o n pubke
sessor
fighting m an an y .more b u t he m ay tv ns could be found in sev eral
u tilitie s com m issioner, f - 's approv-
• One of Oregon's out­
get a chance to build th e ships hours drive.
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and fill th e «hells fo r (his sons. I.i From the O bserver A pril 20. 1923 ed fre ig h t ra te in creas s ra n g in g
standing public finance
a wpy t h a t ’s too bad.
Com m issioner L. L. P eetz m ade friem th re e to six p er c e n t on in-
• and tax men.
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We suspect t h a t fa th e r w oukr an inspection trip of th e h ighw ay tr a c ta te sh ip m en t» by ra il and
H is P o lic ie s --
ra th e r go h im self th an send the - south 'of G rass V a lley , S atu rd a y tru c k lines. In creases in fre ig h t
beys.
• h,nd re p o rts th a t six cam ps a re ra te s on a g ric u ltu ra l and m ining
• Force all-out war supply
’3 0 $
l u r k i n g in the back o f his head in operation and the w o rk is ex- p ro d u cts are lim ited to th re e per
production
’ m u st be a realizatio n th a t his peeled to be finished «this fall.
ce n t. A t th e » m e tim e th e com-
• C o n tinued agricultural
generaltion d id n ’t do a com plete
K arl -Schade and w ife and Flovd ird ssio n er announced t h a t h e had
d evelop m en t in- eastern
O reg o n
Job th e la s t Itime and th is make.* F la tt and S h o rty A nderson left approved a n increase o f ten per
• Sound forestry and gras-
h im feel th a t m aybe all tbi<* S atu rd a y evening fo r a -trip to cent in P ullm an ra te s w ithin the
ing practices.
‘ J tro u b le is th e fa u lt o f hi» genera- I o tla n d re tu rn in g M onday ev* s ta te . T hese in creates all are it
• U tilize B o n n ev ille pow er
tion an d th a t his creneration should nfng.
*' line w ith increase« allowed b y th«-
through local agencies
he th e one to se ttle it.
W. H. Clifford a n d ' w ife and Iroteratate C om m erce com m ission.
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of th e people's choice.
F a b e r n< w is m a b e tte r posi- L. J Davis w ent to The Dalles
T he balance in (the tr u s t fund of
tion t o see th a t the w a r is settled expecting tq ^ b rin g
Mrs. Davis
» P«M Adv. B) m a c k FOW CONGRESS C I . U i -----------R. C. W eM rutt. Ch.
reaH stically in stead of politically, back to K ent w ith th em a f te r h er the unem ploym ent com pensation
B/ffg-Mfomfamf
7asfes Beffar
In Other Days
CHARLES
i f Æ B e tte r /
H.
MACK
U.S. CONGRESS
Maybe he can Mill do something 1< ngthy illn ess..
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