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,,„ h o n es w h o k n ew
w h a t th e
Grasa Valley Journal
,rld w as a b o u t» - M ayb e th e y
Established Oct. 14, 1897
w er e— o r th e o n ly o n es w ho w ere
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 t.ced to ta lk in g abou$ it -
Wasco News-Enterprise
T h ere w a s m u ch a b o u t id ea ls.
,
Established Nov. 1891
about d o in g th e beet p o ssib le w ith
CONSOLIDATED March 4 ^ 1 9 3 2 ^ ’’U^
p ^ e ^ 7 a ™ a n d . th e "boy
P u b lish ed E very
F rid ay at
Moro. Oregon
liad a lw a v s b een a b le to m akb t h e
m a ch in e ry run w ith th e co m m o n
Kelly’s Column
C on tin u ed
from
Page
and th e p o licy Is to push a ll new
In d u strie«, inland, a t lea st -2 0 ft
m iles.
if
p o ssib le. N o p o w d er
P l« « t w ill be b ^ .lt. h o w ev er, u n -
>««• W P B d ecid e s th a t
e x istin g
P lan ts a re in su fficien t. One storj-
»bat th e p la n ts now o p era tin g
h a v e ca p a city to p ro v id e all kh ?
p ro p ella n ts required for a g lo b a .
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Editor few w o rd8 a b o u t d eter m in a tio n :
F or se v er a l yejtrs g ro w e rs
of
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77 th e b oy w a s h e a d str o n g , lik e hie b en t g r a ss In C latsop co u n ty h a v e
L r te r e d a s second c ass m a ^ er - t fat|£ r.g people and m a ybe t h a t b een
u rg in g
an
a p p ro p ria tio n
the F ostoffic
at M
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ewpn ,f h e wa8 o c c a .. whiCh w o uld p erm it d e p a r tm e n t o f
under Act of Congress of March
hard tQ hftndle
. a g r ic u ltu r e 's c ie n t is t s
to
stu d y
Giles L. French
8. 1879.
n'he sp ea k er w aa g iv in g r u le s g ra sses to d eter m in e w h ich
a re
for su cc ess, m o stly sp iritu a l su e - best fo r certain lo c a litie s . A ,w a yp
cess. Did th e b o y
h a v e th o se . th e Request h a s b een k ick ed o u t
4/fTf/ rT
q u a lific a tio n s?
S h e w a s too old th e w in d o w b eca u se ben t g ra ss is
O n d o O u i$ fi> E i
and w orn to lo o k u pon h e r s e lf a s u sed on g o lf cou rse« and w a s Te-
P II B LIS <1 1 } 4 4 s
* T 1 0 < p erfect or h er h u sb a n d as rti p.-aded a s re cr ea tio n a l. In th e
ltd (n l.
T lf*y werri just a pin H a nnw a p p ro p ria tio n a su b sta n tia l
co u p le w h o had tried to raise n. HUm ia a llo w ed for g ra ss ex p er t-
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
la m lly In th eir ow n Ideals. Now >. en ta tlo n cp< a w a r m ea su re. N ew
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
sh e w o n d ered h o w th e y had d o n e d iv ersio n for fields req u ire a g ra ss
Payable
_
_ in Advance
f.s w ell a s th e y h ad for th e ir th a t w ill stand up w h e re ru n w a v s
O N E YEAR ............. —........ >1.60 ^ p n w led g e se em ed d ev o id of th e se arc not p aved . B e n t g ra ss Will
h ig h id e a ls to look b ack upop. Y et h o ld th e soil from
b lo w in g and
MAY 22, 1942
th e boy w a s a fine lo o k in g Iq d. a fford
a
cu sh io n
fo r
lan d in g
rrank and h o n est o f m ein .
la n es A s a irfield s arei sc a tter ed
ThUs w a s h is n ig h t. T h ey w er e a ll over O regon, d iffer en t g ra sse s
H A P P Y E N D IN G
to
find ou t
o n ly accessor!'"« b efo re th e fa c t. a»-e required. and
r h illlp H. P arrish , ed ito r o f th e pijOn
Would be g o n e lik e t h e w h ic h Is b est for ea c h c lim a te the
O regon ian 's ed ito ria l page, in
an-1 ex p e r im e n ts w ill be m ade.
eth er s, a w a y
From
th o u g h tfu l a d d ress to th e g ra d - th e y • w ou ld
h a v e n o th in g
but
y a te s o f th e G rass V a lley hlKh m em o rie s le f t o f th e m . T h e ta lk
'sch ool W ed n esd a y
n ig h t
rnade at out g e ttin g an d
g iv in g
m ig h t
co m m en t on a fa v o r ite th e m e '
b een fo r p a ren ts. Th ‘V gave
C ontin ued from P a g o O n e
th a t A m erica n s are su b ject to a n life tim e and m ig h t rest |'n th e
htrppy en d in g co m p lex .
sh a d o w o f w h a t th e y p roduced.
su p e rv isio n .
*
;
Mr. P arrish
m ea n s th at
our
Th^r w ere d o n e and th e boy lit
• » w
h ook s and sto rie s m u st lend h a p p i- (he h a n d s o f th e c o m m u n ity , be
V a lu a tio n s o f p u b lic u tilitie s iu
ly. th e h ero m ust w in th e h ea u tl- (ng co n g ra tu la te d . S oon he w ould O reg o n h a v e In crea sed by a p p r o x -
ful m aid en , th e v lllla n m ust he b elo n g to th e w orld .
G o o d -b y e, I n a te d y $12,700,000 in th e la st lu
defeated.* B y a lw a y s h a v in g h ap- non.
nm r.ths, a cc o rd in g t o - fig u res r e ­
py en d in g s In ou r fiction w e hav*. - --------------------------
leased by th e s t a te ta x co m m issio n .
com c to b elie v e th at n o th in g can (X )X (H IE S S
AH ca te g o rie s c o n trib u ted su b sta n -
d efea t th e U nited S ta te s. W e p ic-
C on gress,
say th e co lu m n ists, tia llv to th e increase* w ith th e e x
tu re our n ation as th e h a n d so m e j8 jlf pad w |th th e p eo p le.
. c e r tlo n o f ex p re ss c o m p a n ie s and
hypo w h o In variab ly co m e s thru
R ea so n
o fte n
g iv e n
Is th a t sm a ll te le p h o n e c o m p a r te s. Orent -
at th e cr u cia l m om en t and w re sts co n g re ssm en vo ted a g a in st
so m e est in cr ea se in v a lu d tlo n s Is sh o w n
v ic to r y from u n w ary fo es.
w nr m ea su re s an d n ow th a t w a r b y stea m ra ilro a d s w h ich Jum ped
H e th in k s th is so m e th in g o f a
h e r e th e p eo p le re sen t th e la c k from $138,962.84$ to $143.692,826
n ation al w e a k n e ss In th a t It c a u se s o f p rep a red n ess.
E le c tr ic u tility v a lu a tio n s In creas-
us to fall to ta k e p rop er ste p s for
That Is no rea so n fo r d islik in g ed from 3 1 0 6 .6 3 2 , 6 t l to $110,674,.
v'ln n fn g th e w ar.
co n g re ss or in d iv id u a l
co n g ress- 636 and v a lu a tio n s o f .electrf.c r a il-
P e r h a p s h is th e sis Is co rrect. m en. A g rea t p art o f the' U n ited lo a d s from $2,902,984 to $4,461,-
Y et. exd ep t for th e a d v a n ta g e o f s ta te s w a s o f t h e sa m e o p in io n 780
su rp rise attn ek w h a t e n em y can w hen th e v o te s w er e ta k e n . T h e
m atch us in m ilita ry
str e n g th ? plnfnt
nlnhit thn t w e w ere b ein g ero w d -
K ex P u tn a m , sta te su p erin ten
A m erica n s realize th e ir Industrial ftd in to w ar by our g o v er n m e n t d en t of p ub lic In str u c tio n ,-h a s c a ll-
m igh t, th e a b ility o f
its in d u s­ w a s m ore co m m o n th a n th a t w e vd on a n th e p u p ils In a ll O regon
tria lists to o rg a n ize fo r p ro d u c­ u n p rep ared . By la y in g th e b la m e sc h o o ls to hi?lp p rep a re f o r a sta te -
tion m ore q u ick ly an d m ore effle- on co n g re ss th e c r itic s are m erelv w id e ce le b r a tio n o f flag .day, J u n e
le n fly th a an
n a n y o oth
th e er r n ation . W<
W e searching^, for
a
sc r a p e g o a t-a n 14, by su g g e stin g to p a ren ts and
h nve con fid en ce th at in b a ttle th e o , d and n o t to o h o n e st cu sto m .
n eig h b o r s th a t ea ch h o jn < he s u p ­
tra in in g o f our so ld ie r s in se lf r e ­
C o n g ressm en
m ig h t
w ell
he plied W th an A m erica n flag and
lia n c e w ill cau^^ th em to p revail. c r itic is 'd for p erm ittin g th e le g is- th a t it be d isp la y ed on th a t day a t
A nd — w e a lw a y s h a v e w on. h nven't la tlv e b ran ch o f o u r g o v er n m e n t b a s t. W’h erev er p o ssib le P u tn a m
w et
H isto ry eon flrm s th e '-b e lie f \ to b eco m e su b se rv ien t tut th e e x - su g g e sts th a t th e fla g s o f a ll th e
th n t w e are In vincib le.
ec u tlv e.
T h ey h a v e b een w ea k Un.lt,ed N a tio n s b e Included ln th».
on d4splay.
M any o f us also fe e l th a t our kneed. a fra id , pron,» to ride
At Ihast thr^e p ro m in en t m em ­
ty p e o f g o v e r n m e n t h as given an t he c o a t ta ils o f a p o p u la r w ave
bers o f O regon 's official fam ily
o p p o r tu n ity to n early e v e ry o n e to tow ard ce n tr a lize d g o v er n m e n t.
m a k e p rop er use o f hl« 'or " h er
T h e v a st
m a jo rity 'o f
th ém h a v e b een graffited lea v e« o f ab -
a b llltle s, to d e t r lo p d n ev^ry Tteld m ig h t w e ll he d efea ted
b eca u se sen ce d u rin g th e p a st w eek In or
i'er to Join U n c le S a m ’s arm ed
e f e n d e a v o r u n til w e aré. In fa ct, th e y h a v e th o u g h t m o re o f re
fo rces. W’ln C. C lark, c h ie f clerk
a bit su p e rio r to t h e n a tio n a ls o f tn ln in g th e ir jo b s th a n m n ln tain
In th e S alem office o f th e statp 11-
an y o th e r co u n try .
. Jng th e le g isla tiv e b ran ch o f g o v
L ik e S ir G alah ad w h o b o a sted : ern m en t in th e plade esta b lish ed r.uor co n tro l co m m issio n , h a s been
Mv good b la d e ca rv es th e ca sq u es f or jt Jn - t h e
c o n stitu tio n — t h e co m m issio n ed a first lie u te n a n t in
p la ce It m u st k eep If w e are to th e a d m in istr a tiv e b ra n ch o f th e
o f m en .
h a v e a g o v e r n m e n t o f th e p eo p le, arm y a ir corps; F r a n c is T. W ade,
My to u g h la n c e th r u ste th su re
an a ssista n t to A tto rn ey G eneral
My str e n g th Is ns th e stren g th by th e p eo p le, fo r th e p eop le.
V an WHnkle sin ce 1934, h a s b"en
o f ten
ce
lle d to a ctiv e d u ty as a ca p ta in
FecauH e m y h eart Is pur#-'*
in th e arm y; S id n ey G eorge, ch le t
w e fe e l th a t w e ca n n o t be d e f e a t ­
c ’aim in sp e c to r for th e In d u stria l
ed b e ca u se w© g iv e ea c h c itiz e n —-
a
cc id en t co m m issio n , h a s been com
In th e o r y — a c h a n c e to do h is b est,
b e c a u se w e aSe not fig h tin g a * ” F rom tl»e O b serv er M ay 1R. 1923 m issio n ed a first lie u te n a n t of m i l ­
ita ry p o lic e in th e m a rin e corps.
g r e sslv e w a rs b u t o n ly for
F our
g ra d u a ted
from
K en t G errg e a v etera n
o f th e „ first
lib er a tio n o f o th e r p eo p les.
h igh
sc h o o l:
N e llie
L eon ard . ^ 'o rld W ar, h a s h -e n w ith th e
In th e s e d a y s w-n-n m ora le Is
G lad e G u yton , J o se p h W ilson and co m m issio n
for m o re than* 2u
listed a s a m ajor n a tio n a l n sset,
H en ry M oers.
years.
th e b e lie f
In in v in c ib ility
u.ay
M oro h ig h sc h o o l lo st th e M id-
stand us In good «tend.
C olu m b la track n v'et by 2 J p o in ts
G overn or Spragtfe h a s a p p ea led
at th e fa ir g ro u n d s S a tu rd a y . F o s - t() ^ on H*n<Sbrllon d ire cto r o f th e
sII w in n in g T he m ee t w a s d ecid ed ( ffiee o f p rice a d m in istra tio n , for a
GRADUATION
by th e re la y w h ich
, w a s run hv re la x a tio n in h is p rice fre ezin g or
S h e sat tfc th e p la c e reserv ed M oore. A n d erso n . T h o m p so n and
a p p l,ed to ca n n ed g o o d s In
fo r p a ren ts and lo o k ed a b o u t h er H o ck m a n for Moro.
order th a t O regon ca n n e r ie s m a y
at
th e
g a th e r in g
cr o w d — th e y
Mrs. D an M cl^achlin
had th e not be co m p elled to su sp en d op era
tonight or m ay b», b ock o f h er hand se v e r e ly Injured t ,ona. C ann ery o p era to r s h a v e com
e w as a
n erv o u s.
ey
w eek w h en sh e fe ll Into a T laln ed th a t, b eca u se o f'in c r e a s e d
w er e h em m ed In by rib b on s—
tra cto r fan .
wag'e« and m a teria l c o s ts th ey w ill
waa it p a p e r - g ib b o n s w ere hard
L eon M oore.„ IrjRh ^ t e r
had
be u n a b le to o p era te u n d er th o
to get -nowadays.
t,*ovfV>le la st w eek w h e n run o v er p r<ce freezin g ord er w h ich <|xjpfl th
H er h u sb an d , sittin g b esid e her. by R a y W illia m s.
H e recovered
looked tired, and h is n eck w a s a f( er p w a s th o u g h t he w as dead,
v e ttin g q u ite a few w rin k les on it. Rpoin , |>e ()bMCPVer. M av 23. 1913 Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
H e sa t h e a v ily In h is ch a ir— it had
Moro. Oregon
'C ounty
road
v ie w e rs,
I. N.
b een a Job raisin g a fa m ily in
Meets
1st and 3rd
L em on. B. W . A nson and W m .
rood lim e s and b ad.
M nvbe sh e
Tuesdays
in th|
H en rich s, su rv ey o r laid out n -road
sat h e a v ily in h er ch a ir too. sh e
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
w est o f "Wasco to join th e F u lto n
th o u g h t, for th e yen rs had
been
sient and visiting
and V ic A n d erson fa rm s.
lo n g fo r h er as w ell.
brothers are cordi
R a y m o n d H e n r ich s h a s sold $19
Then»» w as th e p ro cessio n a l. T he
ally invited to meet
w orth o f v e g e ta b le s from a sm all
hoy ca m e up th e a isle , w a k in g
vtth ua.
lo t th is sp rin g a s an ex a m p le o f
•lo w ly a s w as th e cu sto m . She
raul
May,
N.
G.
w h at an a m b itio u s b oy can do.
h oped h e - v u s n ’t too n ervou s. N ow
Percy . Thompson,
Sec.
.
Mrs. F . E. F a g a n an d M iss Ita
.
■ ...
Statehouse Gosdo
I b Otber Days
0,1
Otto Pw d. and J. C. Har-
h tsge and th e
p rogram
sta rted .
. .
„
i.
v. «a. t
. a.
per are d e le g a te s to O d d -F e llo w s
to o n it w ould he t h e b o y s tim e
..
^rand lo d g e nt M edford
to apeak.
H e look ed fin© In h l
Circuit ended with fo u r - ease«
new su it, rea lly t h e first fu ll au k
The
gran d
Jury sp en t
> e had e v e r h ad — M s sh o e s sh in ed
.*
a lr ig h t a fte r sh e had told him m u ch tim e d eb a tin g p o ssib le v io -
atlona o f th e lo c a l o p tio n la w .
again.
________ . ..^o.—
I r«»m th e O b server. M ay 29. 1903
Rom e g ir ls w er e sin g in g som e
J. E . F riend e sca p ed from th e
th in g ab ou t a gard en and th e b o \
rtnred ra th e r sto lid ly in fron t o f
P »« M onday n ig h t,
so m e
M m . ’H e look ed .lik e h ir ev en if
by
h lm aalf th r o u g h
h» d id \ h a v e so m e o f h is fa th e r ’s
b o *e -
fe a tu r e ^ an d. d ressed lik e a fu ll
M isses Ixils. S adie. E v a R u g g le s
g ro w n , m a n . and h a v in g shavbd a nnd
b roth er.
W a lter
paaaed
c - u p le o f tim e s, h e still look ed th ro u g h tow n T u esd a y en ro u te to
lik e th e little b oy sh e used to tuck th e H ood R iver berry fields.
W e h eard our first M oro m o eq u l-
In at n ig h ts
It w a s so lon g agd—->
and Just y e ste r d a y — all at onoe.
H e w a s sp e a k in g
now , g o in g
th r o u g h h is sp ee ch h e * had re-
hearaed to h e r for th e past
w eek ,
S he hopied h e d id n ’t raSes an y o f
it. H is v o ic e d id n 't sou nd scared
H e w as lik e h er fo lk s in b e l l i - ;
a b le to appoar in public. She w as
a lltthe proud o f th a t.
to
Sunday."
Hh
cam e
from
a
Bvlhkh'm Chapter, No. 78.O.E.&.
Moro Gregor
Meets Every Second and
Fourth Thursdays in each
Month. V isiting members
Invited
Marie Hoskinson. W. M.
P »u Un« P o a m , S e e . - , ____________
E u reka L od ge N o . 121 A-F & A-M
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday eve­
nings o f sach month.
V isiting members are
cordially invited to
r
meet with us.
Dsrwin Van Gilder, W. M.
C V. Belknap, -Secretary_______
/
lup in e Rebekah Lodge No. 11«
Moro. Oreg****
M ee;j gd A 4th Tues
^ay of each month-
Visiting members wel|
n eig h b o rin g
rain barrel.- A cu p o f
k ero sen e on A m o s . Q uito» h o m e
"dll d estro y
him and
k eep h im
from b o th erin g th is su m m er— if
w e h a v e an y su m m er.
com e.
F re ig h t train« are ru n n in g on Lucille May. N. G .4
the CR R y again . T h e crew is Florence Johnaton, Se<*
m a k in g W asco its h ea d q u a rters.
Kent Grange
Prices Posted On All Ceiling
Schedules
Priced Articles This Week
O ne
B u y ers and s e lle r s o f a m a jo rity
o f c o n su m e r g o o d s a re now u n d ei
r e g u la tio n o f th e p rice adm lniis-
tra to r. L eon H en d erso n , w ho waa
g iv e n a u th o rity in th e em e rg en cy
pride co n tro l a c t o f th is year.
S elle rs a re p erm itted to ch a rg e
a p rice no e w a t e r th a n th e h ig h -
eat p rice ch a rg e d Vn M arch o f thia
yea r. S e lle r s m ay ch a r g e a s m u ch
le ss th a n th e m a x im u m p rice a s
th e n eed fo r profit a n d b u sin ess
p o licy d icta tes.
E x e m p ted fro m th is re g u la tio n
a r e ; raw and u n p ro cessed a g r i­
cu ltu r a l p rod ucts, e g g s and p a u l-
try, m ilk , In clu d in g ch ee se , b u tter,
ervam , flour, ex c ep t sp ec ia l m ix es,
m u tto n and lam b, fresh fish, dried
p ru nes, bean s, m ost nuts.
liv in g
an tm u ls. books, m a g a zin es, n e w s-
p apers, m otion p ictu res, ore, logs,
used a u to m o b iles, se c u r itie s, w h ich
leuq es q u ite a n u m b er o f c o m m o n -
ly u sed a r tic le s o u tsid e th e r e g u ­
la tio n s.
Meeting,May 22
T h e K ent g ra n g e w ill hold Its
reg u la r m e e tin g
S atu rd ay
eve­
ning, M ay 23. A s m an y m em ber*
as p o ssib le a re a sk ed to be p resen t.
C h a u n cey RaThbo le ft la st w eek
for D a v en p o rt, W a sh in g to n w h e r e
he w ill sta y fo r a sh o rt tim e.
Mr. an d Mrs. G. L. HoRklnson
to o k th e ir son E d w ard to T h e
D a lle s S a tu rd a y wWere h e R eceiv­
ed m ed ica l a tte n tio n .
T h ey r e ­
turned h o m e th a t ev en in g .
Mr. and Mrs. W illia m
Moern
and so n s L eonard and R a y m o n d
o f P o rtla n d sp en t S atu rd ay and
8 v n d a y v isitin g h is slstar. Mrs.
Max P lu em k e .
*
Mrs. A lfred L yon s en terta in <i
F rid a y
e v e n in g
for th e
H igh
sc h o o l stu d en t b ody at th e IJeglon
Iln ll. T h e e v e n in g w a s sp en t in
p la y in g g a m es fo llo w ed w ith lu n ch
served at th e L y o n s h o m e.
Mrs. S h irley M iller and
Mrs.
I lu em k e w ere
v ic to rs
In _ T h e
D alles S atu rd ay.
M errll S a th er w as a -Moro v is i­
tor o n e d ay last w’A'k.
Mr. and Mrs. G uy M onroe, a
fo rm er e m p lo y e o f J o h n W ilso n
le ft fo r R ed m on d S un day w h e re
he w ill be em p lo y ed by th e raid,
road.
Mrs. O rv ille L ym an o f G rass
■'’a lle y w a s a v isito r at
th e
L.
B ather h o m e S atu rd ay.
L o u is S a th er and son
M erril
w er e S u n d a y v isito r s nt th e J u ste -
son h o m e.
C onn ie and D o ro th y W’llson and
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n K o ep k e v isited
w ith M iss ’ D o ifs S tiles Sunday
m oj nlng.
W illard M axw ell left T h ursd ay
m o rn in g on th e sta g e, a fte r sp e n d ­
in g a i'w d ays v isitin g w ith th e
J. E. Nortpn fa m ily
Mr. and Mr«. A. A. D u n la p am:
Mr. and Mrs. G uy H a y n es w ere
out o f to w n g u ests viR tin g frie n d s
th e U n ited S ta t e , now ‘h an u .u a
««
and t h | , w ould
cau ec
a
tp rep r„ e n ,
h lg h e .
o b llM llo n 8
price fo r living If p ric e , w ere n o t
a ll th e c itiz e n ,
co m m o n w e a ltb
h a 8 s . b
haan
fo rtu
O regon h
een fo
r tu n
n , a te in
an(J ch aractn r o f th e m en
h a y e gerved fts c h |? f e x e c
u tlv e s o f our great sta te. C h arles
A. Sprague, our p resen t govern or,
h a s served w ith cred it and
di s ­
tin ction . H e w as ca lled from p r i­
v a te life to serve our sta te d u rin g
on e of th e m ost tryin g tim e s In our
h k to rv . H is c o n sc ie n tio u s se rv ic e
w ill lon g b e rem em b ered .
“In con clu sio n , I w ish to exten d
m y sin cere ap p recia tio n to . th e
m any frie n d s and su p p o rters w h o
h p ye mftde m y n o m in ation n o ss‘-
bl<> Thrt r „(ncere frie n d sh ip and
8(fn d fast lo y a lty w ill n^ver b e for-
g OttPn.
#
“T he pr^ss and radio h a v e be! n
lu o st co u rteo u s and kind,
‘‘May I con clu d e w ith th is so l-
em n p led ge: Thnt If I am ch osen
as govern or o f O regon In N ovem -
her. it w ill be m y sin cere and ear-
nest purpose to - serve m y n a tiv e
sta te In a In ann er th a t wfill re-
fleet cred it and honor. To th a t end
I pledge th A u tm o st of m y ta len ts.
ab ility an<l ca p a city .”
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N O W TRY
A lrea d y
p ro tests
have
b een
m a d e th a t u n less th e r e g u la tio n s
are lifted fa rm er s w ill not be a b le
to can OWegon b ea n s becaus*
of
th e h ig h e r p rice o f lab or and so m e
c h a n g e w ill be m ade In th is m a t­
ter It ls lik ely .
S elle rs are required to post th e ir
c e llin g p rices. B u y ers m ay ch ec k
th em w ith
th e
p r ic e
ch a rg e d .
T h ese p rices w ill be p osted b esid e
th e g o o d s on th e s h e lf or at th e
A rax«, light-bodied smoo'.hiiMa
definitely appeals to those who
really appreciate fine whiskey!
FULL
PIMT
FULL
QUART
’» S r« * '""
M ay H u rst, th e co u n ty w e lfa r e
nurse, w as a v isito r h ere M onday.
Mrs. J a y M cK ay and Mrs. G eo.
M cK ay w er e
sh o p p er s in
Thu
D a lle s F rid ay. Mrs. E r n e st S n iitr
lo c k e d a fte r th e se r v ic e sta tio n
w h ile h er m o th er w a s a w ay.
Mr. and Mrs. C h arley
irm ith
w er e v isito r s a t th e M ax P lu e m k e
h o m e S atu rd a y ev e n in g .
Mr. and Mrs. P a u l W ilso n and
d a u g h te rs C o n n ie an d
D o ro th y
and son K elly , Mr. and Mrs. V ern e
M ob ley and so n s V er n e and K e ith
and d a u g h te r M ary
and C aroi
N o rto n p icn ick ed at th e D eck er
price of th eir p rod uce at th e 1941
lev el. T h e g o v ern o r p o in ted out m la k e S un day.
Mrs. M aud S ch a u ew itz le ft la st
h is teleg ra m to H e n d erso n th a t
w ee k fo r R ed m on d to sp en d a few
su sp en sio n of ca n n ery o p era tio n s
d a y s v isitin g h er sister. Mrs. J o h n
w ould not cn ly he a se rio u s b low
II p rod ucers of Worries, fru its and K o e p k e. *»
R o y J u ste sen le ft fo r P o rtla n d
v eg e ta b le s but to j c o n su m e r s as
la st w eek for* w ork , d riv in g an o il
w ell.
tru c k .
♦ • •
~ Mr. and Mrs. J o h n K o ep k e and
O regon ’s 20 traffic fa ta litie s d u r ­
d a u g h te rs w ere v isito r s
at
th e
in g A pril w ere d ow n 50 p er c e n t
h o m e o f Mrs. K o e p k e ’s p a ren ts.
from th e April, 1941, record , a t -
Mr. and Mrs. Georg© M cK ay. .
c irdflng to Secretary o f S ta te Smell.
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O overn or
-
puice o f sale-, n ear th e w rap ping
co u n ter or ca sh re g ister .
W h o lesa ler s also h a v e a
price
c>J, , n g and tWa ls
exp ected
to
o tect th e r e ta iier.
.
P u r p o se o f th e a ct and régu la-
Uon la tQ p reven t llvIng cost8 from
golnK nf) rtk.88ly h l*,h
T h ere
„
la rg er „u p p ,y o f m on ey ,
a fers, co m m o n ca r rier s or utiU - >
¡ties, a d v ertisin g , (Insurance.
real
prop erty.
F ro m therte ex e m p tio n s it is
p lain th a t th e r e g u la tio n — It is not
a (a w — (8 mAde for th e p u rp o se
o f re stric tin g th e p rice o f th e m o re
ea sily inflated good » o f ord in ary
liv in g . P a ck a g ed food stufTs. c a n ­
ned fo o d s, m u c h c lo th in g a re th e
p rin cip a l c o m m o d itie s a ffected .
Mrs. G race
Gregfc and
Mrs
I. L. M atth es m otored to T h e
D a lles T u esd a y and Mrs. C harles
P u rch a se and sm a ll son returned
h o m e w ith th em .
M iss D o lo res G regg ca m e o v er
from W arm S p rin gs and sp en t th e
w ee k end w ith h er m o th er. Mr».
O a c e GH^gg, and s ls tlr , Mrs
C h arles P u r ch a se and sm a ll son
M ich ael.
Mrs. R ich a rd
H o ld a w a y
and
d a u g h ter D oris o f G rass V a lley
w ere v isito r s at the h o m e o f M^s.
H o ld a w a y ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W . O. H elyer.
H enry M oers of P o rtla n d , b roth
er o f Mrs. Max P lu e m k e , w a s a
v isito r nt h er h o m e th e first o f th e
w eek ,
H erm an P eters Is h ere from
G rass Valhey lo a d in g
wh'eat for
sh ip m en t.
Mr. and Mrs. H o r a ce
M cK ee
and d a u g h ter L ind a o f M oro w ere
v isito rs In K ent M onday.
o p p tn e n t,
“I am m o st a p p r ecia tiv e
and
p rofou n d ly g r a te fu l fo r th e s p le n ­
did ex p re ssio n o f con fid en ce R e­
corded m e by th e c itizen s o f m v
n a tiv e sta te . I am not u n m in d fu l
o f th e grea t re sp o n sib ilities and
o b lig a tio n s th at accom p an y
t Is
votr o f con fid en ce.
"D uring th is ca m p a ig n I m a
certa in p led g es to th e
°
O regon. T h ey w ere m ade> w thi a
th e sin ce rity I P0« * "
obHKa U oM
£ w n aH lve to
repubV can
rw tr tc te d . In fo r m , th e price ad-
n u in
n lstra
to r.
istrator.
In te n tio n o f th e act Is to pro-
t h e co n su m er, m ore esp e cia l-
ly th o se w h o se Incom e is not
r-jipcfj hy w ar Incom e. R etallp rs.
esi»«cially sm all on es, are also e x ­
pt-cted to be h elp ed by the regu -
jptjons.
C o m p lia n ce w ith th e regulation
w ill not he difficult in this cou n ty
jn
o p in io n o f Mrs. H. D. P rou d ­
fi»ot. co u n ty ch airm an , w ho has
sen t o u t in fo r m a tio n on th is ru lin g
In a d d itio n to th e se e x e m p tio n s to th e fo llo w in g a ssista n ts in th e
th e re g u la tio n s do not ap p ly t<5 co n su m e r d ivisio n
in S herm an
sa le s by a fa rm er o f h is ow n pro - .cou n ty: M rs. V lggo H au felt, Mrs.
duc< a s lo n g a s it d o e s n ot ex ceed
M. W ilso n , Mrs. • Tom A lley,
$75 per m o n th , by a n y o n e w h o Mrs. G iles F ren ch , Mrs. Curt Tom .
• sc-Hs n^ed su p p lies, sa le o f h o u se
~
<
—
h old effects or p erso n a l p ro p erty,
sx E L L G IV E S T H A N K S
a u ctio n sa les, h o te ls, resta u ra n ts.
. *
bars, ca fe s, c o m m o d itie s sold w ith « . E a rl Srt^ll, rep u b lican n o m in ee
odt p ifv a te profit, su ch as b a za a rs for g o v ern or, ex p re ssin g ap p recia -
A lso ex clu d ed fro m “TKd p ro v i- Hon for th e co n fid en ce exten d ed
-..TV
tp P act are se r v ic e s o f an him by th e v o ters o f th e state, is-
c m p lo y e e to a n em p lo y er— w h ich ”«^d thb fo llo w in g sta te m e n t early
m ea n s th a t th e w a g es a r e ' n ot S a tu rd a y m ornirfg a fte r early re-
f rozen __ p ro fessio n a l se rv ices, th e - turns In dicated a su b sta n tia l lead
here Sunday. ,.
h is
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NOTICE OF 1942-43 BUDGET MEETING FOR CITY OF MORO
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“T ^ n l Rndcet Laws” .(S ectio n 110-1201 to 110-1215 0 . C. L. A., as amended), notice is
In accordance with the provisions of the
Oregon has pre pared in compliance with the ‘ Local Budget Law”, Budget Estimates
hereby given that the Budget Committee off
»
a y per sons arc hereby notified that on Tuesday, the ninth day of June, 1942
for the ensuing fiscal period July 1, 19412
foilow inr Budget E stim ates for the ensuing fiscal period ending June 30, 1943, for
at 8 p. m. in the council room, Moro,
p • c
-j the levying board for the said City of Moro, Oregon, and any per-
the City of Moro, Oregon, may be discus
will be-heard in iavor
or against «aid proposed tax levy or tax levies or any part
son subject to the proposed tax levy or tax
.
igcei laneous revenues to be received and the taxes on property to be
thereof .The estim ates of expenditures to t eq
’ M
B 1942 are set forth in the accompanying statem ents, Schedules I, III
levied as prepared by the Budget Committee and adopted May
Mon> Qre?on ag afc May
J942
and IV. Schedule M shows the outstanding indebt^lneM o l vaty
Q c L A haye b<?en ,aced Qn
CityRecorder
The original estim ate sheets as required by Section 110-iz04
H Q Runs
Secretary.
John Foss, Chairman
Fund and Classification
Estimates for Period
Budget fül­
Actual
Actual for Year Ending Dec. 31,
July!,
1942-June 30, 1943
ls
t
6
mo.
1st 3 mo.
1939
------ 1940 — — - 1941 I
GENERAL FUND
240.00
65.08
240.00
39.10'
240.00
91.18
14.60
60.00
13.80
41.00
1240.00
504.25
1310.01
Ï1Q5.00
40.40
405.07
514.67
22.48
1200.00
408.48
71.31
448.00
268/95
345.00
2.50
87.35
100.96
298.22
770.40
431.20
50.00
775/42
770.40
1.00
4000.00
1100.77 i
4006.00
866.84
560.55
123.00
s
144.49
871.78
1106.52
‘ 50.00
34.00
20.00
456.50
3647.50
\ ’
192.60
344.96
50.00
27.19
420.00
190 00 Recorder and Treasurer Salaries
9K on S t^ e Industrial Accident Insurance
nn Administration
7&.U0WATER FUND
Marshall and Collector- Salaries
750.00 La'bor account water fund
50.00 Supplies account water fund
200.0 ) Power account water fund
275.00
1 nn A,* Fire Department
MISCELLANEOUS
Emergency
250.00 Power account street lights
385.00 Hotel Insurance
200.09
9R00 Library Fund
25"°° Legion Hall
DEBT SERVICE
7^0 00 Principal on Bonds
440.00 Interest on Bonds
TOTAL
, 240.0o
60.00
150.00
1500.00
100.00
350.00
550.00
200.00
25Ò.00
770.40
400.00
50.00
1500.00
800.00
6920.40
ESTIMATED CASH BALANCES A N D RECEIPTS OTHER THAN TAXES
19 86
State Liquor Apportionment
25.00 Licenses and Fees
35.00
390.00 Rental or sale of property or service
177.90
765.00
Water Rent
1500.00
738.18
3605.06
TOTAL
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Add estimated available carfi balance at June 30. 1942— Deduct estimtod deficit.
W
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TOTAL RECEIPTS A AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES
500.00
;
. 4325.00
Balance to be secured by taxation
j
/x
. a_
-
City iK M U d n e« . May 1, 1942— 0 Bond.
O uU
tan j dm
»^
on
jw i /vi
20,000.00
20.00
- 25.00
780.00
3000.00
3825.00
2505 40
SUMMARY
OF RECEIPTS
BUDGET ESTIMATE
EXPENDITURE-*?
k
AND TAX OE
LEVIES
RES
Total estimated expenditures
Deduct tot*l cash balances and receipts
Balance to be secured %y taxation
>
002C40
4325.00
2595,40