Sherman County journal., May 29, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

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F R ID A Y , MAY 2». I » «
G O IN G TO L IV E
T h e fro st o f th e nitfht o f May
1 I a lm o st ruined th e lo c u st trteec
G herm an C oun ty O b server
o v er th e co u n ty . T he tem p e ra tu r e
E sta b lish ed N ov. 2, 1888
w a s 26 d eg re es and th e tre es w’ere
Grass Valley Journal
Just c o m in g in to bud.
E sta b lish ed O ct. 14, 1897
U n til re ce n tly It w a s hard
to
C O N S O L ID A T E D M arch 6, 1931
tell w h e th e r th e y w ere dead or not
Wasco News-Enterprise
a lth o u g h old tim e rs and tr e e ex-
Established Nov. 1891
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 p erte said th e y w ould live. J. B.
trees
-------------- ---- —----- --------- a d u m s, w h o
u n d ersta n d s
Published Every Friday at
and w h o th e U ee s seem « a lso to
Moro, Oregon
u n d ersta n d , w w v ery h o p e fu l.
N e v e r th e le s s it Is a hard b lo w
E
d
itor
Gilè« L. French
_________
th a t k eep s a lo c u st tree le a fle ss
Ertered as second class matter at unm th e first o f J u n e. S o m e o f
thè Postoffice at Moro, Oregon the tr e e s sp ro u ted le a v es on one
under Act of Congress of March jone n m b g lv ih g a g ro tesq u e effect
8, 1879.
»N ow it a p p e a rs w e a r e g o in g to
h a v e lo c u st tre es in bloom on so m e
lim b s w h ile o th e rs a r e Just b ein g
c lo th ed w ith lea v es.
OREdO$>^S
PUBLISHER.
VP E I
IATI ON
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
P a y a b le in A dvance
O N E Y E A R ,................. ............... s l -r,n
MAY 29, 1942
C O UNTY
F A IR
Th^e problem as to w h eth er to
O P P R E S S IO N
It Is not y et k now n how b ad ly
R tin h a r d H ey d rich , H itle r’s h a tc h ­
et m an. w a s Injured in th e r e c e n t
a ssa ssin a tio n
a tte m p t. T h e d e ­
g ree o f Injury is n o t so im p o r ta n t
to th e p oin t to be m a d e w h ich is
th a t It w o u ld be tru e _ to
p a ra ­
p h ra se th e fa m o u s rem a rk o f A be
L in co ln and say th a t you can a b u se
so m e o f th e p e o p le a ll o f th e tim e
a r d a ll of th e p eo p le so m e o f th e
tim e but ca n n o t a b u se all o f t h e
p eo p le all of th e tim e.
R ep o rter s from
G erm a n y
sa y
th e G erm an p eo p le are a w a re o f
th is fa ct and a r e a fra id to g iv e up
fo r fea r o f th e r e v en g e o f th e peo
p ie o f E u ro p e w h o h a v e b een
goji fo r S h e rm a n C ou n ty h e r F ln a i
R ep ort and A c c o u n t, a s a d m in is ­
tra trix o f tha E s ta te o f C h a r les H.
S ch w artz,
d ece a se d ,
and
th a t
W ed n esd ay, th e 24th d ay o f Ju n e,
1942, a t 10:00 a. m ., o f said day,
in th e co u rtro o m , a t th e co u r th o u se
in th e city ot M oro,
S h erm an
C ounty. O regon, h a v e b een fixed by
th e C ourt a s th e tim e an d p lace
fo r h eu rin g o b je c tio n s to said
FJr.ul R ep ort and A cc o u n t a n d fov
th e se ttle m e n t o f said e s ta te .
• M ary L. B u c h o ltz
A d m in istra trix
T, L ester J o h n so n , •
A ttorn ey for a d m in istr a tr ix 29-32
•b •»?’***• ‘-c-
COFFEE AND CAKE ON WHEELS
Kelly’s Column
C on tin u ed fro m P « « e jQ n e
n eed s for w ar m a teria l.
In th is co n n ectio n , W P B , w ill
curb ra ilroad p a ssen g er tra v e l th is
su m m er an d w ill d isco u ra g e th e
p su al v a ca tio n ru sh . S lee p e rs arte
b ein g co n v erted Into d ay c o a c h e s
und d in ers w ill be rem o v ed fro m
m an y lin es. T ravel by a u to m o b ile
<s “o u t” for u n d er th e n ew g a s o ­
lin e p rogram It w ill be d ifficult
for a tra v eler to buy su fficien t g a s
to g o fro m o n e p la ce to a n o th e r .
* * *
G o v ern m en t Is d eter m in ed
to
a b o lish sta te th sr r ie r s w h ich
im ­
p ed e th e flow o f c o m m er ce for th e
w ar p eriod . T h is a p p lie s to r e g u ­
la tio n s a s t o - s i z e und w e ig h t o f
a ll tru ck s, and th e " in sp e c tio n s”
„of ca rs th a t m a y haVe a pound of
ch e r r ie s or a g ra p efr u it. T h e “ln-
■spection” b arrier on th e R ed w ood
h ig h w a y , esta b lish e d by i C a lifo r ­
nia. is a m o n g th e h a n d ica p s W P B
w ish e s to g et rid of. M llk sh ed s
w h ich p rev en t a d a iry m a n from
sh ip p in g h is p rod u ct o u t o f h is
ow n m ilk sh e d Into a n o th e r a r m .
_
a re a lso to g o u n d er th e b an,
IN
THE
C O U N TY C O U R T O F
TH E STATE O F O REG O N FO R
S H E R M A N C O U N TY
W hen the eoldier can ’t ao to USO r USO floes to th e soldier. Here «re Army men, on detached d ^ y
a post far from camp and USO club hou ses, fletting coffee and douflhnuts from the oi . ator of a u a u
m obile unit. T h ese travelin g club s also brinfl m ovies, c lg a r e ttss, flam es, w riting m aterials and reading m atter
to isolated u n its of the flghtinfl forces. It is to carry on the USO clubhouse program and such ex ra se
v ic e s as m obile unite that the USO War Fund Campaign for $32,000,000 w ill be conducted May 11-July «.
Statehouse Goss’O
“
D o u g la s W ard le ft for Cour d ’A len e
Id aho, w h ere th e y w ill resid e
________ , __
* ". .
..In .the M atter o f th e E s ta te o f
H in rlch P eters, d ece a se d .
;
- SS. F in a l N o tice .
To w hom it m ay co n cern : You
nre h ereb y notified th a t. H ei m an
D.’ P e te r s th e d u ly a p p o in te d ,
qualified and A ctin g A d m in istr a ­
tor o f the* a b ove en titled e s ta te
has filed and p resen ted fo r final
final
se ttle m e n t and h ea rin g h is
accou n t in s a id , esta te , and that
th e H on orab le C ourt h as a p p o in te d
M onday, Ju ly 6th, 1942,
In th e
C ounty C ourt room . In th e C oun ty
Court Hous> a t M oro, O regon as
the tim e and p lace for th e se ttle -
TTtfent of said final a cc o u n t and
h ea rin g o b jectio n s If an y th e r e be.
nt th e h our of 10 o ’clock A. M.
30-34
H erm an P eters, A d m in istra to r.
rea d y clo sed fo r th e su m m er.
M • •
N
in
e
ty
-o
n
e
d ru n k en d rivers had
h e ec
bc( o n o m y
h e w a s a lig n ed w ith th
N O T IC E O F ‘ F IN A L H E A R IN G
ic en ses revoked
b lo c w h ich
sto o d
ste a d fa stly th e ir o p era to rs'
.* N o tic e Is h ereb y given th a t the
a g a in st rep e a t}^
raid s on th e d u rin g M arch, a cco rd in g to S e c ­
M iss H elen H a lv erso n , E u g en e u n d e r sig n e d - h as
filed
in
the
tre a su r y by. p ressu re g ro u p s. H is reta ry o f S ta te S nell. T h irty lie - N orton , '.D o ris S ty les, J erry W il­ C oun ty C ourt o f ¿he S tate o f On?-
d e fe a t co u p led w ith th e v o lu n ta r y en c e s w e r e su sp e n d ed for re c k le ss
the««:
so n Jr., Mr. and Mrs. L o u is S ath er
T h ere m ay be ratio n in g o f g a s o ­ « f u s e d by H itle r ’s G esta p o . T h at re tir e m e n t o f G eorge~D un n o f A sh ­ d riv in g an d five o th e rs for v io la ­ and so n s G len and -M erril and
lin e
S ep tem b er
and
a lrea d y fea r. In .Itself, is a p art o f th e lan d , c r ea tes tw o v a c a n c ie s on th a t tio n o f th e sp eed rule.
d a u g h te r L eo n a w ere v isito r s at
th ere is need fo r cu rta ilin g th e p u n ish m en t.
c o m m itte e w h ich th e n ex t p r e si­
th e H arland V iew G range F riday
US« o f tires. Thlere is as yet no
T h ere w ill
a lw a y s
be
b ra v e d en t o f th e se n a te Is g o in g to find
ev e n in g , w h en M iss S ty le s and Mr.
restriction on cro w d s su ch
as co n - w h o w ill n ot k n u ck le
u nd or It hard to fill,
N o rto n receiv ed th e 3rd and 4th
g re g a te
at th e S h erm an
cou n ty etjt-n to th r e a ts o f d ea th .
T h ese
d eg re e o f th e g ra n g e.
f a ‘r but th ere m ay be. C o n d itio n s
v ery p eo p le
th e
w orld
G a so lin e and tire r a tio n in g are
J. H. W ilson ,
Mrs.
C h a u n cey
a te u n p red icta b le and if a fair Is nee(jK to reta in . M any o f th em g o in g to a ffect th e tra v e l o f p u b lic
R a m b o and son R o b ert w ere N l--
Vo b e put on so m e ex p en se m ust m tty
k illed in E u ro p e, h a v e Ijeen o flicla ls a s w ell as p riv a te in divld-
itorft at th e h o m e ?o f Mrs. G race
be m ad e w h ich m ay not h e r e ­ k illed a lr e a d y ._ b u t The h istory o f unis. S ta te Officials and p u b lic e m ­
G regg S atu rd ay.
covered if c a n c e lla tio n is n ecessa ry th e .w o r ld sh o w s th a t th e r e are p lo y ee s w h o h a v e b een w o n t to
hear. Last year th e brew ers bough t
II avk you ever th o u g h t how m uch
T he te a c h e r s le ft th is w e e k 1.
a few d ays or w ee k s b efo re the a lw a y s e n o u /h to s u c c e ssfu lly r e ­ h op In a ca r and d rive a fe w h u n -
nearly tw o billion pounds of bar­
a m illion d ollars really is? Sure is
A side from the six ty -m ile an hour M iss E sth e r C a m m a ck for S alem .
dnte set.
sist to o g rea t an In frin g em en t op d eed s m ile s on official b u sin ess on M osquito Torpedo Boats, the Sub M iss H elen H a h e r s o n fo r B end,
ley m alt and nearly half a billion
an aw fu l lo t of n ice th in g s a fellow
A rgu m en ts fo r th e .fa ir are h u m a n rig h ts.
pounds of corn and corn p roducts.
the- slig h te s t p retex t are h e n c e - C hasers are the sp eed sters Of o u r and Mrs. S h irley M iller fo r D ay-
could do w ith a m illion d ollars . . .
And plenty o f rice and hops, too.
ab out as n u m erou s. B e ca u se o f
forth g o in g to h a v e t« d ep en d m orn N avy. Light and fast, they are the
if he had i t A m illion d ollars is a
ton .
T h a i’s a lot of farm products.
th e ab ove m en tio n ed re stric tio n s B O M B E R S A R K COM ING
on th e m all and th e tele p h o n e , e y e s o fttje F le e t on the w ater. They
lot of m oney.
Mr. and Mrs. L o u is S a th er and
T h e B oard o f C ontrol In tu rn in g d isp la c e ’ approxim ately 1.500 tons
•
•
•
**
S h u m a n co u n ty p eo p le are not
It m ay be p resu m ed th a t w«»
son G len
and
d a u g h te r Leona
Back around 33 and *34, w hen th e
th u m b s d ow n th is w eek on a re- and cost about $2,400,000 each,
g oin g to be a b le to t a k e th e ir usual w ill h a v e a n o th e r list
o f th in g s
Just think
. it would take tough old d ep ression w as h ittin g
w ere S u n d ay ev e n in g v isito r s at
trip s th is fall: th e r e w ill be no th at w ill w in th e w ar ev en as In o u fs t fo r an In crease in th e m ile ­
about three weeks, counting as fast all of us pretty hard, farm ers w ere
th e F red Cox h o m e n ear G rass
sta te fair and p rob ab ly no largx» 1918
as you could 24 hours a day, just certain ly glad to se ll th ose « x tr a
At th e head o f su ch a list a g e a llo w a n c e *for p riv a te cars
ValKcy.
F n elflc In te rn a tio n a l: co a sta l a rea s sh o u ld be A m erica n Industry.
en g a g ed In sta te b u sin ess a lso o r ­
to count up to a million.
crops th at beer bought from them .
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. ’Ma c l m e *
m ay not be vlrlted b y th e n and
And com e to think of it, w hen beer
P e r h a p s th e g r e a te st th in g the dered a su b sta n tia l re d u ctio n in
r e r e a tte n d in g to b u sin ess m a tter s
~ I read in the paper the other cam e back it made lots of new jobs
v isito r s now a re restricted th ere. w a r h a s b ro u g h t Is th e stlm u la
ir.lrastatp tra v el in th e in te r e st of
In T h'‘ D a lle s S a tu rd a y .
day that the beer industry pays for plenty of other people, too. C ity
G a so lin e and tir e s n eed ed to b rin g tlon o f Industry so It could m a n a g e gnsolinev and ru b b er--e^ n serv a tlo n .
more than a million dollars a day folks and country folk s both.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
erry
M.
W::.’
.
on
a siz ea b le crow d to th e ce n tra lly to put b ig b o m b ers on a p rod u ction “I t ’s h ig h tim e th e sta te Was cur
in taxes . . . Federal, State and
We need m any of these powerful, Jr. and son R ich ard and Mrs. Geo.
lo cated
S h erm an
co u n ty 1 fa ir
ta
ilin
g
so
m
e
o
f
Its
su
p
er
serv
ice.
ljne.
T h ey w ill soon roll out of
local. Every day . . . more than a
w ould n ot be ex c essiv e, e sp e c ia lly th e n ew F ord p la n t lik e a u to m o ­ Is th e w a y G overn o r S p ra g u e put fast little boats to cope with the W ilso n m otored to H ood R iver
treach
erou
s
subm
arine
type
of
na­
million dollars. ,
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
and
w
er
e
a
cco
m
p
a
n
ied
If I hadn’t gone in for this writ­
If a tw o day fa ir w ere Held. P eo p le b iles. a s m an y hun dred
a day It.
val warfare», fostered by our en e­ h o m e by Mr. and
M
rs.
C
h
a
rles
ing
business, I think I’d like to
need som e e n ter ta in m en t, ev en In a s th e situ a tio n requ ires.
I guess the government is glad
m ies. E verybody can help pay for B o th w e ll and. s o q % E d w a rd .
have
tried my hand at the brewing
w ar tim e. T h e 4-H b oys and girls
to
get,
that
help
these
days,
what
in sp ite qf -tire ,a n d g a sb iln e m ore Sub C hasers by putting at
T h a t Is b etter n ew s th a n v icto ry
business.
Mrs.
J.
C.
W
ilso
n
retu
rn
ed
to
h a v e fed calvea and sh ou ld h ave on a n y o f th e fro n ts.
with a war to win and pay ior.
It m ean s ra tio n in g t h e ir jpret. jno^e n u ip m o - lea st t^n percent of his incom e into
K en t la st W ed n esd a y from P o r t­
•6 m * c h a n ce for rew ard . /
I’d like to be making a fine tast­
th a t v icto ry is sure. ' A-ffi it nl«o bllps In O regon tolflay th a n th e re War Bonds. Buy Bonds or Stam ps
land w h ere sh e had b een 111 for
•The fa ir hoard h a s* ta k en
no m e «ins th a t A m erica n in d u stry and w ere - a y . ea
ing beverage that helps the public
a g o . ______
M otor v e ____.
h ic le
every pay day.
__ r ____
. --wrv*
__«—• z Buy
__ - them
—__ from
___
vepv m uch
Of cou rse, not all of that beer tax
treasuries so fiiuch and that people
official actio n
on
th e p roblem . A m erica n b u sin ess m en h nve b een r ■ M r i t ’ons nt th e end o f A pril, your bafik, your post office, or from *rv p ra ' w eek s, an^ a
your
office
or
factory
through
the
Im
proved
In
h
en
ith
.
C
a
llers
at h er
m oney g o es to the Federal govern ­
can rightly call the “beverage of
O p in ion s o f c itiz e n s fre ely given a id e, th ro u g h a ll th e g o v e r n m e n - to ta lled 3X6,039 co m p a red £o 381,-
hon^e W ed n esd a y in clu d ed M iss
m en t. Q uite a lot of it goes to the
moderation.” That moderation in­
wdjuld^ c r y sta liz e se n tim e n t eith er
m lx -u p , to get r e a d y , for the 150 f6 r th e sa m e period a y ea r P ayroll S avin gs Plan.
S
ta
te
s
and
is
used
for
such
u
seful
U . Sx T re a s u ry D e p a rtm e n t D o ris
S
ty
les
and
Mins
Leona
cidentally
is another of the fine
for or a g a in st h o ld in g th e fair.
b ig g e st Job of th e n a tio n 's hls- ago. a c c o r d in g to S ecr eta ry o f
p urposes as public health, em er­
things about beer. . - " - -
_____
*
.
, '__
S ath er.
S
ta
te
S
n
ell.
R
eg
istr
a
tio
n
fe
e
s
c
o
l­
tcry .
g en cy re lief, old age a ssista n ce,
P o m o n a G ran ge w ill be h eld In
★ ’
.
■
,
*
le cted for th e first fo u r m o n th s o f
ed u cation and public w elfare.
K en t Saturday^ Ju n e 6. w ith the
to ta lled
$ 2,743.267.40
G o vern or S p ra g u e a sk ed us to thi.r y ea r
S P R IN G R A IN
5th d eg ree g iv en in th e a ftern o o n .
F arm ers su rely ought to like the
p u t a w a y so m e coal , fo r n ext S n ell said .
All g ra n g e m em b ers are a sk ed to
T h ese su d d en
sp rin g
sh o w ers
beer
industry, too, from w hat I
w in ter. W e did, N o w Its nearly
be p resen t. A p ot luck d in n er w ill
th a t. th is yea r, h a v e been d elayed
all burned up and no su m m er in
T h e sta te board of co n tro l h ns
be served at n oon.
from A pril in to la te M ay, are lik e
sig h t.
a
cc
ep
ted
th
e
c
ity
o
f
B
a
k
er's
g
ift
Mr. and Mrs. B la in e M iller and
a sh e e p h e r d e r ’s cele b r a tio n s. T h ere
U, 1942, 3reu,lnj Industry Foundation
No. 42 oj a S c u c ì
T hese huge 60-ton h eavy tank: son L o u is and
o f n $40,000 n a ta to rlu m for
as,
d a u g h te r
M avis
Is a lon g dry sp ell w h en clo u d s go
cost $120,000, and A m erica ’s auto and Mr. and Mrs. M erle A.' M iller
a
n
a
tio
n
a
l
guard
arm
ory.
Minor
fleetin g a cr o ss th e sk y. th e re are
rep a irs w ill b e m ade to th e b u ild ­ m otive and locom otive plants art and son A llen o f M oro w e r e din-
th r e a ts th a t p rod u ce n o th in g , and
in g Im m ed ia tely but
rem o d elin g turning them out on a n ever-en din f
g u e sts a t th e S a th er h om e
th e n so m e d ay th in g s Just seem to
assem b ly line. Our arm y u ses light
o
f
th
e
stru
ctu
r
e
w
ill
be
d eferred
Sun
day.
M iss D o ris Stylp« a cc o m - /
h a v e to b u st lo o se.
F ro m th e O b server J u n e 5. 1903
tanks, w eighing 14 tons, and m e­
Dr. D a lly to o k h is e n g in e out of u n til a fte r th e w ar.
dium tanks of 28 tons also, but wc p anied them to M oro th a t ev en in g
S h eep h erd er's, too,
have
lo n g
favor the m edium tank over the to w ork a t th e H o ra ce M cK ee
dry sp e lls and c h a n c e s to go to th e foundry' M onday and h auled
h o m e for se v er a l w ee k s.
to w n w h e n ‘. t h e y
are not q uite It to S h a n ik o W'here It w ill furnish
T h e O regon sc h o o l sy stem is all other two
Mr. atM
M cK ay und
read y. T h en , su d d en ly , c o m e s pay p o w er fo r m a ltin g In a brew ery. set fo r th e registration , o f m o to r ists
«on Fhank and d a u g h te r K a y and
A. tra in load o f 22 H o lt h a r v e s ­ for g a so lin e ration w h ic h sta rts
d ay. th e fend o f th e Job, co m in g
n iec e B o b etta . Mrs, A lfred Lyons.
out o f th e m o u n ta in s and th in g s t e r a re ex p ected In W a sco n ext T h u rsd a y . A cco rd in g to R ex P u t­
Mrs. A llen
B e k k a d a h l and K e n ­
w
ee
k
.
b u st lo o se .
nam , sta te su p e r in te n d e n t o f p u b ­
neth and D ia n a , Mrs. J. J. D eck er
D
u
fu
r
Is
to
b
e
fu
rn
ish
ed
w.ltli
lic In stru ctio n reg istra tio n in all
T h is “w ea th e r c o n d itio n ” that
and fa m ily and Mrs. R o b ert S c h il­
p revailed 8 u n d a y for a period of p o w er and lig h t from W h ite riv er P n q clail!, d istric ts w ill b e h eld In
lin g wert«- T h e D a lles v isito r s F r i­
p
la
n
t.
th e e le m e n ta r y sc h o o ls. In. th e
so m e ten m in u te s w a s as rou gh as
day.
W
h
ea
t
b
eg
in
s
to
hold
up
Its
seco n d and third cla ss d istr ic ts th e
a sh e e p h e r d e r ’s
fa ll
from
th e
R o y J u ste sen
ca m e up from —
w agon . It did m o r e good. H all h ead from a m o n g th e w'eeds, and r e g istra tio n w ill be h eld e ith e r in
P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y fo r a sh o rt
w
e
sh
a
ll
yet
h
a
v
e
a
fa
ir
crop
In
th e sc h o o l h o u se s or ln so m e oth er
m ig h t h a v e p u n ch ed th e sp in ach
v isit w ith h is w ife and h is parent«.
p la ce to be d esig n a ted by th e lo ca l
T hese h eavy tanks are n eed ed for
le a v e s fu ll o f h o le s till th ey looked S h erm a n co u n ty .
Mr. and M rs. R ob ert W a lla ce
F
ro
m
th
e
O
b
server
M
ay
SO.
1913
sc
h
o
o
l
board.
T
h
is
nrrangenrpnt
certain
p
hases
of
m
odern
w
arfare,
lik e a p iece o f old Irish la c e but
and
fa m ily and
F ra n k
J o h n so n _
W
a
sco
sc
h
o
o
l
w
on
th
e
field
m
eet
The latest War Production Board Order further re­
w a s m a d e n ece ssa r y b y th e fa ct and with their thick arm or and
th e w h e a t stood It and w ill profit
m o to red to W a sco
S a tu rd a y
to
cu
p
w
ith
83
p
oin
ts.
G
rass
V
a
lley
th
a
t
m
a
n
y
co
u
n
try
sc
h
o
o
ls
a
re
a
l-
heavy-gauge
guns
they
are
alm
ost
stricts the use by telephone companies of materials
from It.
had 24, Moro 18 and th e co u n ty
unstoppable, They are considered v isit Mr. W a lla c e ’s b ro th er.
essential to the war effort. It restricts the building of
N e v e r th e le ss |t w a s a h ig h ly ln -
Mr. and Mrs. K en n eth Sath er
— ----------------------------------------------------- superior in gun power, in m aneuver-
sc h o o ls 14.
cable or wire lines for the installation of new tele­
*te m p e r a te affair, w ith o u t d ecen t
E u g en e A m idon suffered serio u s M o rn ^ L o d g e N o. 113. I. O. O. F. ability and in the pow er of their and d a u g h te rs H elen and S hirley
restra in t. Such th in g s a r e nor
phones, both business and residence, if more than a
Moro<
O
regon
huge
tractor
m
otors
to
A
xis
tanks.
w
ere
M
oro
v
isito
r
s
at
th
e
L.
S
a
th
-
k ’i'ks from a su c k lin g co lt h e w as
lik ed by th e m ore civilized of us
they
Meets
1st
and
3rd
Americans
everywhere
are
helping
ranch
T
h
u
rsd
ay,
.w
h
er
e
minimum
of construction is involved — except for
t iv ln g to d rive Into th e barn to
w h o o b ject to th e m ore lu sty , u n ­
Tuesdays in th| to~pay for these monsters of war Ueft th e little g irls w ith th e ir
service necessary in the war e’ffort or for public health,
k eep It from fa llo w in g th e plow
restrain ed m a n ife s ta tio n s o f n a t­
I.O..O.F. hall Trai through their purchase of War grandmother, Mrs. SatWer, w h ile
welfare and safety. It requires much wider use of
tea m .
u re w h e th er in w ea th e r or In m a n ­
sient
and visiting BdK&s. Invest at least ten percent th e y m ad0 a trip to P o rta n d .
W . E. B r o w n le e died a t W asco
party-line service.
brothers are cordi of your Income in War Bonds every J Mr and Mrs Henry sw in d lin g ,
k in d .
M onday e v e n in g from In iu rles r e ­
The reason for these restrictions is to save addi­
ally invited to meet pay day.
y. y. Treasury Department
and*Harry S w in d lin g and
I>et th em h a v e th e ir quiet little ceiv ed a t th e H u gh S h u ll ranch
tional quantities of critical materials used in pro­
.rith us.
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hains, th eir so ft
sp ok en
sh eik s. w h en th ree tea m s ran a w a y . Mr.
T h ere are still th o se w ho p refer a Brow’n lee w a s cut by a d isc h a r ­ P aul May, N . G.
viding telephone service—such as copper, aluminum,
Peicy Thompson, Sec.
rou sin g h a ilsto rm and a c e le b r a ­ row'.
steel, magnesium, zinc, nickel. These materials
tin g abefepherder
C ou n ty sc h o o l
su p e rin ten d en t Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78-O.E.k
are urgently needed for the Nation’s planes, tanks,
hold th e co u n ty fair th is fa ll or
not to hold it’ is b o th erin g th e fair
board.
The
a rg u m en ts,
w hich
w ill co m e to t h e m in d s o f a ll w ho
g iv e th o u g h t to th e m atter, are
C o n tin u ed fro m
Kent Folks
P a g e O pe
Attend Grange
From where I s it...
rU fk a ÌfL/QuRi44f/U f4Ìk
¿y Jo e M arsh
WAR BONDS
W k a i tifo* ß u y
WAR BONUS
In Other Days
Further Restrictions^
on Telephone Installations
Are Necessary to Save M aterials
V ital to the W ar
l rr
tin,
BU Z Z -Z -Z -Z -Z *Z
If t a y o n n w n n ti to know’ w hat
a fiy l» a b uzzer th in k s ab out all
^e
to do is to try to talk on
o n e Of th e ru ral tele p h o n e lin es
ru n n in g ou t o f Moro.
R ural lin e resid en ts h a v e been
told th e fa u lt Ilea in th e ir line«.
S om e th in k it is caused, by th e tim e
h onored p ra ctic e o f rubbering on
n eig h b o r ly
con versa tio n s.
Som e
Jurt cu ss th e com p an y :
'
To on e w h o is not a d lvin ntor
by e ith e r m a g ica l or en g in ee rin g
p to cesses. th e reason is o b scu re.
N ev e r th e le ss it la a n u isa n ce and
o n e th a t sh ou ld t-e stopp ed b efore
th e dry d ays o f h arvest m ak e th e
ryral te le p h o n e an im p ortan t and
n ecessary link In our fire p ro tec­
tio n sy stem .
F E. F a g a n h a s p u rch a sed a h orse
and b u g g y w’lth w h ich to n a v ig a te
th e co u n try ro a d s and ca ll upon
p rrtty sc h o o l m a ’am s.
F ro m th e O b serv er J a n e 1. 1913
A bout tw o p ercen t o f th e m e m ­
bers o f th e O regon
co o p er a tiv e
grain g ro w e rs o f S h erm a n c o u n ty
voted fo r d e le g a te s. V. H. S m ith ,
W . 8. P o w e ll and F red K rusow
w ere r e -ele cted .
C la ren ce A n d erson .
w ho
has
b een wrorklng In th e O bserver
office, w ill co n d u ct th e
W asco
N e w s-E n te r p r ise for a g rou p o f
W nrco b u sin ess m en w h o h a v e
b ough t t h e paper.
Miss B e ssie A nderson, le a d er and
m em b ers o f th e C am p F ire g irls
le ft for an o u tin g at T ygh v a lle y .
T h e S h erm a n C ounty F a ir board
w ill co n d u ct a m ee tin g of^ race
h o rse o w n ers at th e h a ll J u n e 1.
for th e p u rp ose o f m a k in g up a
race program fo r th e co u n ty fa ir.
0 Morp, Oregon
Meets Every Second and
Fourth Thursdays in each
Month. Visiting members
In v ited
M arie H o sk in so n . W . M.
Pauline Douma, See.
I’v.relta Lodge No.’121 A-F & A-M
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday eve­
nings of sach month.
Visiting members are
cordially invited to
meet with us.
D arw in V an G ilder, W . M.
C V. Belknap, »Secretary
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. life
Moro. Oregon
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
day of each month.
Visiting members wel
come.
Lucille May, N.1 G.
Florence Johnston,
guns, ships, munitions. They are VITAL TO VIC­
TORY.
To install one extension telephone may require no
more than 30 or 40 feet of copper wire, but to install
thousands of them takes enough copper to wire a fleet
of bombers.
The immediate effect of these restrictions upon the
public will vary in different localities, depending
upon what, if any, facilities are available. If you
should be unable to secure the service you want, we
know you will understand why. The temporary sacri­
fice of your personal convenience will make a worth
while contribution to VICTORY—it is a real part of
the price of protecting LIBERTY.
IF YOU LIKE A FINE
STRAIGHT BOURBON
THAT'S smooth and ligbt-
bodiod... and that’s light on
the badget. . . yoa’ll like...
\ • $6 Proof
STRAIGHT BOURBON WASKEY
FÜLL PINT
M.10
FULL QUART
>2.15
T H E P A C IF IC T E L E P H O N E A N D T E L E G R A P H C O M P A N Y
JAMES BARCLAY «. CO , LIMITED. Feori. Illin elt
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