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C o n tin u ed fro m P a g e O n e
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S h erm a n C oun ty O b server
barb er p ole effects, a lth o u g h lega
^ EaX ablirhe4 N o v . 2, 1888
w ould be a g ood p la ce to d isp la y h e a b o u t 1,000 tons,
j G r a ss V R iley Jou rn al
th e n a tio n a l co lo rs in tim e s lik e ' 4
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. E s ta b lish e d Oct. 14, 1897
th e se . T h ey w ou ld a lw a y s be seen .
C ity h o u se w iv e s a re o f f e n d 2
C O N S O L ID A T E D M a r c h /* , 1931
It isn ’t g o in g to ra te a s o n e o f c e n ts a p oun d fo r t h e g r e a se th e y
‘ W a sc o N e w s-E n te r p r is e
th e m ajor ca ta stro p h ic« o f w ar.
sa v e and se ll to lo c a l meat, d ea lers.
E stablished Nov. 1891
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T h e la tte r w ill r e c e iv e 1 c e n t fo r
C O N S O L ID A T E D M arch 4, 1932
h a n d lin g . F ro m th e g re a se , w n ich
W E ’LL G R O W O U R O W N
m ust be d ra in ed an d p u t in co v e r-
P u b lish ed E v ery F rid a y at
A p p r o x im a tely h a lf o f th e b erry e d tin c o n ta in e r s, g ly c e r in e w ill
Moro, O regon
crop arou n d P o rtlan d is i.vw re- >•«" ex tr a cted for T N T . T h is is Just
E d itor
G iles L . F re n c h
p o tted lost. T h e w ea th e r w as w et a n o th e r o f th e sa lv a g e d riv es b e-
E r te r e d a s secon d c la ss m a tte r at
»■'<’ p ic k e r , few . >"* p ro m o ted by t h e g o v e r n m e n t
th e P ostoffice
a t M orof O regon
F o r a n ation th a t is su p p o sed ly to co n v er t w a ste in to u se fu l p u r-
onder- A ct o f C ongress
o f M arch try in g to c o n se r v e Its food resotir- P °8e8- T h e w a ste p a p er d riv e w a s
cep th is is no ch ee rin g newB. In 8C su c c e ssfu l th a t it w a s sto p p ed ,
• I, 1879.
go o d tim es, w h en w ork is p’.'n ’l- A se r ie s o f d riv es Is p la n n ed fo r
f u l and w a g e s h ig h |t is a lw a y s th e future.^
d ifficult to g e t en o u g h p ick er s for
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sm a ll cro p s lik e b erries. P ic k in g
B ig sh o ts In th e w a r do n ot la st
b erries Is hard w ork and it se em s
P U B LI S 4 E RJS 4 4 s »¿I A T1 0 H to hurt th e back m uch w o ree w hen lon g. B ill K n u d son an d S id n ey
H lilm a n w e r e th e w o rk s six m o n ­
pi Ices are h ig h .
th s ago. N o w K n u d son is a th r e e -
O F F IC IA L C O U N T Y P A P E R
T h is y ea r th e p rice o f berries,
sta r g en er a l and h a s d isa p p ea red
.either at th e p atch
or in local
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
And H illm a n h a s retu rn ed to hla
grocery’ sto r e s w as too h ig h for
P a y a b le in A dvan ce
Job w ith th e u n ion .
ONE Y EAR ............................. $1.50 m r n y p eo p le to b uy in u su a l quan -
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titles. P e r h a p s th e g ro w e rs had
JU LY 17, 1942
to C harge t h e h ig h p rice b eca u se
_______ ________ _____________________ o f c o n d itio n s o f p ick in g .
A seven -foot high co llectio n o f lo g s, sa n d b a g * ' and dirt, piled to
T H E Y M l'S T K N O W
A c o n tin u a n c e o f t h e s e p rices
C
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fro
m
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One
45-degree
a n g le, is rea lly no o b sta cle to th ese b o y s a t S elfrid g e F ield
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.
’ - a n d c o n d itio n s w ill m a k e it n ec-
T h e n otion
p ersists
th a t th e ew»ary for Shprm an c o u n ty real- le v ' a g a in st -p ro p erty e ith e r fo r a s th ey go o v er the new 226-yard o b sta cle cou rse, d esign ed to toughen
them up. At this sid e of the o b sta cle is a four-foot ditch filled with
A m erica n p eop le w ill not co m e to d e n ts to g ro w th e ir ow n b erries. 81
p u rp o ses or f o r t h e e le m e n -
san d. T here are h urdles, tunnels and jum ps w here a m iss m ea n s a mud-
a rea liza tio n o f th e d a n g er o f th is It la a little tro u b le but b ea ts d o - tarj 8ch o ° l tax a ll o f w h ich w ill
bath.
w ar, nor en ter w h o le h eart^ dly lu g w ith o u t.
N ea rly e v e ry farm
talcen c a r e o f by In com e ta x
Into fu lfillin g th e d em a n d s o f
th e n ow h a s en o u g h w a ter to be a b le re v en u e s w ith
a siz ea b le su rp lu s
str u g g le u n til th ey are told
th e to u s | so m e for
a berry p atch. le ft o ver I ° r th e n ex t le g isla tu r e
Mr. and Mrs. W . C. H e ly e r ’s
e n tire Änd u n varn ish ed tru th a b o u t T h is, ä little sp a ce, t h e p la n ts and to w orry o v e r -
g ra n d so n . C ecil D a n iels, is h ere to
It.
a go o d sh a rp h o e
w ill
p rod u ce
, •
sp en d a co u p le w e e k s w ith th em .
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and th ey
e y can b e
F illin g th em w ith p ro m ises 7 . b fr r le s h ere,
W ith th e su p p ly o f sin g le m en
... M r...and Mrs. A m n n d u s v o n B o r-
victory, h o ld in g ou t rew ard s th a t p ick ed w h ile w e are restin g .
Wearing e x h a u stio n so m e m arried
ste l an d so n s P h ilip and F red an d
ca n n o t be
fu lfilled ,
p ra tin g on ----------; -------—
m en w ill b e in d u cted in to m ili­
d a u g h te rs H e len and M ary w ere
Hixall b a ttle s w h en w e ar>e c o n sta n ­
tary se r v ic e w ith in th e n ex t few
iniL IT IC S AS USUAL
v isito r s in T h e D a lle s la st vqeek.
tly
b a ck in g up
is a d a n gero u s
m o n th s, a cc o rd in g to C olon el E l ­
Mr. affd Mrs. A llen B e k k a d a h l
th in g to do. And it still g o e s on.
P a u l M allon Is a u th o r ity for th e m er V. W oo ten ; s ta te d ire cto r o f
and s o n . K e n q eth a n d d a u g h te r
T h e fa ct se e m s to he th a t th ere sta te m e n t th a t th e
g o v ern m en t se le c tiv e se rv ic e. In fa ct. C olon el
Mrs. L o u is B ather and son G len D ea n n a w ere v isito r s in T h e D a l­
Is g o in g to h e no tires for civ ilia n is p la n n in g to m a k e th e first p a y - W ooten sa id , so m e m arried m en and d a u g h te r s H elen nd L eon a
le s W ed n esd a y re tu rn in g w ith a n ­
use.
T h e b est a u th o r itie s h a v e m tn t to th o s e w h o h a v e m ^ . in w h o se w iv es a r e em p lo y ed or w h o
w en t to T h e D a lle s S atu rd a y so o th er car.
b een sa y in g Ho right a lo n g , d es- th e se rv ic e on th e first o f N o v era - a re fin a n cia lly in d ep en d en t, h a v e L e rn a cou ld re ce iv e ey e and ea r
; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. D ec k e r and
p ile th e u tter a n c es o f th e p resi- her. Just in tim e to h a u ‘ th e g re a t, a lr ea d y b een ca lled Into serv ice,
tre a tm en ts. S h e w ill h a v e to w ear
dr-nt six w eek s a g o th a t tlrps m ig h t est in flu en ce on th e e le c tio n .
T h at w a s th e o b ject o f th e S er- g la sse s.
fa m ily took th e ir n ep h e w R o b ert
bn a v a ila b le . N ow th e y lire ta lk -
T h e m o n e y Is a v a ila b le now , th e v ic e m e n ’s D e p e n d e n ts A llo w a n ce
G uyton b a ck to P o rtla n d , h e not
Mr. and Mrs. O tho S m ith r e tu r ­
b ein g v ery w ell.
in g a b o u t
ta k in g t h e - c a r s and b ill h a v in g b een p assed . It Is pre- act, W o o ten e x p la in s, to re m o v e
ned to P o r tla n d S atu rd a y ev e n in g
tir e s alrea d y In use. It is m ore o f m im ed th a t so m e o f th e fa m ilie s fin a n cia l d e p e n d e n c y a s an y ca u se
a fte r sp e n d in g a few d a y s v is it­
Y ou n g «W illiam G u yton is v is it­
a p ro b a b ility
than a p o ssib ility - o f se r v ic e m en n eed th e m o n ey fo r d efer m e n t.
in g in K en t, M oro and Shan ko. in g a t th é h o m e o f h is g r a n d ­
fo r th e law
is alrea d y on its w ay n ew — o th e r w ise w h y p ass
th e bill.
T h e tim e is ra p id ly a p p r o a ch ln v
Mrs. S m ith w a s L orena Y oun g. . paren ts, M r ..a n d Mrs. W . C. G u y­
to p assa g e.
A ct, sa y s M allon, th e re Is to he no w h en ev^ry m an In A m e rica w ill
Mrs. R o y B a rn et, Mrs. B ertha ton for a few days.-,
T h e fa c t
1« th a t m ost of th e p a y m en t u n til th e first o f
N o v em - h a v e to m a k e a c h o ic e b etw e en a
M atthes, M rs.. W illia m
J efferies
Mrs. C lair Simmer and d a u g h te r
d riv e s h a v e b een so m e th in g l e « / h er.
Job in an e s se n tia l ln du stry^ og.
and Mrs. O tho S m ith w ere d in n er D o lo res a re h ere to sp en d a few
th a n
su c c e ssfu l.
S crap Iron is
— ----------- ------- --------
p la ce in U n c le
S a m ’s
fig h tin g
g u e sts at th e B ather
h o m e o n e . d a y s w ith Mrs. S lm le r ’s
still sc a rc e,
n o t (enough r u b b e r . W e note th a t h ig h w a y e n g in ee rs fo rces.
d ay la st w ee k .
and sister, Mrs. B. A. .H o g u e -a n d
w a s fou n d , th e r e w as no u se for h a v e been o rg a n ized to tsa r up
,
,
.
G ertru de.
Mrs.
H
,
C.
N
elso
n
and
son,
G
eo
­
t h e a lu m in u m . P a p e r w a s piled ro a d s to h a m p er a p o ssib le in v a s-
Th lnnorT, . t . _ _n rn lll_
up u ntil it cou ld n ot be u sed . (T h e U n . B o y , th e y su re k n o w h o j H o t , ned tQ b eco m ^ tb e b lg Uflue ln rge o f B end ca m e dow n to sp en d
a fe w d a y s w ith
Mrs. N e lso n ’s
lo c a l grou p
received a rubber do It.
’ j WHH th e n ext le g isla tiv e se ssio n in th e p a ren ts. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. W il­
ch e c k fo r its p ap er.)
—| o p in io n o f sta te officials. A lrea d y son . S he retu rn ed h om e S un day
T h e R u ss ia n s are b ein g p ushed
a n u m b er o f p a s s u r e g r o u p s h a v e le a v in g G eo rg e for a lo n g er sta y .
b a ck to th e V o lg a w h ile w e talk
th e ir ieyes on th is su rp lu s.
The
M iss E v e ly n D a v is o f P o rtla n d
a b ou t a seco n d fron t, talk ab out
S ta te T e a ch er s a sso c ia tio n w a n t wan h ere to sp en d, th e w eek en d
p ro d u cin g 4000
p la n e s in May.
W h ile It Is Im p ortan t fo r horn,*»
-----it d iv erted Into a sta te sc h o o l fu n d
w ith h er p a ren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
ta lk ab ou t m a k in g a p ea ce treatv
m a k ers th e se d a y s to rep air and
to be d istrib u ted a m o n g th e v fy - J L. D $vis.
k
;
th a t w ill p r e v e n t a g g re ssio n ,' talk FVom l M O b serv er J u ly M I M I
gchoo, dlf|trlctÄ on an a tte n .
m a k e o v er th e ir c lo th in g so a s to
—
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1 , ,
a n xra
i
zx
Bxaa I t wx
J I a n ck
K
e 1 lly
says, “tim
e ♦ to
be up
S h elto n F r itts and son E d w ard av o id th e p u r ch a se o f n ew m a t­
a b o u t se n d in g H itler on an A m er
dax.ee b a sis. T h e S en ior C itizen s
are h a u lin g co a l for th e sc h o o l.
Icar tou r *1p a cage, talk about to d a te g irls, h a v e y o u r h a ir bob-
eria l as m u ch a s p o ssib le, it is
r e t ir e m e n t A n n u ity co m m itte e , an
W ord w a s receiv ed h ere SAtur- im p o r ta n t ’th a t th e y do n ot s a c ­
rs.lsin g ten p ercen t as m uch m o n ev bed w h ile y o u w a it’’.
old a g e p en sio n grou p , w a n ts th e
a s w e are sp en d in g . W e b oast o f
W e h a v e on th e ed ito ria l t^esk
day
of
th e a rr iv a l
o f a n ine rifice
a p p e a ra n ce to th e
p o in t
sta te to u se th is su rp lu s in fln-
i la
n u
u n
n e r n
h in
ln g
v sn
s h ip
i o s s a
and
o te *are
.
j a n old a g e re tir
, em en a
na m
m ore
» i r bP- o f th e O b server an a. 18 in » ch se c - x A nclng
t \a
fu n d a pound son to Mr. op d TÎÎrs. R ob ­
w h e r e it w ill h a v e a bad effect on
a
a
♦
r*
wn
SW * ZX
Cl
I n WXX rx n
tlo n o f a b ra n ch ' off a L a m b ert
ert S ch illin g .
in g su n k e v e ry day.
m o ra le, sa y s M iss R u th H olm ps,
T h en th e r e is a n o th er sc h o o l o f
S o m e tim e ago w e w er e w arned ch er ry tre e g ro w in g l n . th e ’J. F .
J a ck S a th er is hom e,, to spend a sslssta n t p ro fesso r o f c lo th in g at
th o u g h t in clu d in g a, n u m b er o f
to h u sh cr iticism w h ile th e n ation F e s s yard. It is fu ll Of c h e r r ie s
th e su m m er h elp in g h is fa th er in CSC.
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¿a. le g isla to r s w h ic h h o ld s th a t th e,.
M rs. A. E . M orris, a g e 48, m o th -
,
,
,,
.
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w ar at w ar. N ow w e need criticism
In a re cen t d iscu ssio n o f th is
su rp lu s sh o u ld be set a sid e as a h a rv est.
b a d ly . A m e r ic a n , th r iv e on It. I. er o f . l x ch ild re n died .u d d e n ly
of
H elen S a th er w a s h o m e F rid a y su b jec t o v er KO AC M iss H o lm es
. . . m . th e y n e v e r are . h i e to put at G r a .. V a lle y S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n
fro m The D a lle s to v isit h er p a r­ p ointed ou t th a t d u rin g w a rtim e
t h e sp iritu a l d riv e Into p u b lic m a t- A „ d fe a tu r e o f th e c e l . th a t
w(1]
w |(h he
w h en it Is e ssen tia l th a t sp irits
t e r . u n le ss th e y . r e u n fette re d In th e fa m ily a r e « r a n g e r ^ h u t th e d tm an d > Qn
fln a n ce„
a t|m 0 en ts, Mr. and Mrs. L o u is Satfyer.
b e k ep t up, th e en jo y m e n t v a lu e
M iss G erald in e N o rto n o f P o r t­
v o l e , and p en .
W h en th e y a re g o o d p eo p le o f O r « . V a lle y did
.
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o f c lo th in g sh o u ld not b e o v e r ­
land
w a s h o m e o v er th e w eek en d
h u sh ed up th e y lo se I n t e r « ,.
> » >■> Ih e lr p o w er to lig h ten th r
|n r e y en u e s from
aourc.
lo ok ed .
w
ith
her
p
aren
ts,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
I f w r ite r s and m en w h o h a v e b u rd en .
T h era
(|) (h e ,
'T h d eeire for a ttr a c tiv e c o s ­
a c q u a in ta n c e w ith
p ub lic
A g ra ss fire, o rig in a tin g
la te _
__________ __
2^ • E N orton.
so m e
tu m e s is p rom pted by a n a tu ra l
to rs— In clu d in g c a n d id a tes for o f ­
M iss D oris S tiles and H u gh H o s-
a ffa ir s w ou ld o n ly sp ea k And w rite M onday a fte r n o o n a lo n g th e D es-
fice— w h ich a d v o c a te s a red u ctio n k+nson ca m e up S a tu rd a y for th e need for a tte n tio n ,” said M iss H o l­
fo r g en er a l co n su m p tio n ns th ev c h u te s ra ilro a d rig h t of. w a y sw ep t
m es, “A ttra c tiv e and a p p ro p ria te
.,
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xi
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».X x 1° in co m e tax ra tes to w h ittle re- w eek en d .
do o In p riv a te c con
d
o n versation
v e r s i o n , th e r e th r o u g h th r e e se c tio n s , o f . - w
1 h A e a - t tu r n , dow n to so m e th in g i l k . a c-
w a rd ro b es h a v e a m ark ed .e ffe c t
Mr. and Mrs. W . E . B e y er and
w o u ld be su ch a w a v e o f criticism la n d fa rm ed by H ow ard Spencer.
tual sta te n eed s. A n o th er grou p , d a u g h ter T h eld a w er e h ere S un - not o n ly on w om en but on m en.
thAt s o m e th in g w ou ld h a v e to he E . T. O lson and E m il A nderson
h o w ev er, o p p o se s su ch a m o v e as d a y to se e h er fa th e r G eo rg e H o w ­ boys and g irls. C orrect d ress g iv es
dorje.
W e are en titled to k n ow d estro y in g a p p r o x im a tely 600 a c-
on e a fe e lin g o f Im portan ce, h elp s
e n d a n g e r in g th e s ta te ’s tcT str u c ­ ell and H arry.
w h a t Is b ein g d on e a b o u t th e sh ip - res o f w h e a t th a t w ould h a v e m ad e
to m a in ta in co n fid en ce and h elp s
tu re, p o in tin g o u t th e p resen t e x ­
Mr. and Mrs.
H a r ley
M cK ay k eep up th e m o ra le o f th e c o u n ­
p in g lo sses on th e ea st coast; w e 4 0 b u sh els p er a cre.
ce ss c o lle c tio n s a re based upon
end n ièces K a y e S ch a d e w itz and try.
a re en titled to k n ow h ow n ear to
T h is can be a cco m p lish ed
F io m th e O b serv er J u ly 1, 1&03 an a b n o rm a l p ro sp erity w h ich is
E llen M cK ay en m e up F rid a y e v e ­ w h ile still m a k in g u se o f p resen t
A la sk a th e J a p a n e se are gettin g :
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o n ly tem p o r a ry and ca n be e x p ec -
w e m ig h t w ith o u t
danger have
T, w asn t lo n g a f te r M ac B u ll tc<J to VftnJsh overnlffht w ith th e n in g to sp en d th e w e e k e n d v is it ­ w a rd ro b es,”
b een tnld ab ou t th e M idw ay b a t- b u llt hIg 8tab le till h e had th e cfPBatlon o f h o stilitie s. T h is grou p in g w ith Mr. M cK ay’s p eren ts, Mr.
M any tim e s a new lo o k in g dre3s
tie In le ss th a n six w e e k s.
fn eB t S| n g le ro a d ster in th e co u n - W(,uld le a v e th e ta x ra tes a t th eir and Mi's. G eorge M cK ay. Joyce. can b e m a d e o u t o f tw o' th at are
T h is is o u r w ar. It Isn’t tl>e p ri- tr y . N ow th a t he is b u ild in g a p resen t level>
d lv e rtln g su rp lu s 8 m ith a cco m p a n ied th e m h o m e.
r.o lo n g er w ea ra b le. S o m e tim e s a
J ea n n e W a lla c e le ft S u n d a y fo r sm a rt co n tra st o f
v a te b a ttle o f th p arm y, th e n a v y hoU8e to , , ve , n m ay h e n o t so o n colVectlon8 to * in fu r th e r re lie f
m a te ria l and
K lo n d ik e w h ere sh e w ill w ork fo r co lo r can be ad ded b y n ew sle e-
or th e m arin es, nor even o f th e h a v e a h e lp m a te fo r h im s e lf*
Qf p rop €rty taxes.
Mrs. W alt P-ruckert.
a d m in istra tio n . T h ere w a s h op e
T h e D eM css fa m ily b a rd s are
\ s and a r m h o le Insets.
th a t E lm e r D a v is o f th e n ew co o r - a g a i n at h o m e, th is tim e for a
E rn est S m ith ca m e up F rid a y
d in s ted office o f In form ation w ould h a r v e st v a ca tio n .
flr8t m ee tin g h ere th is
rfrom
S w eet H om e w h e re h e h a s
be a b le to g iv e ou t so m e relia b le
H o n . J o se p h S h ea rer J h a il f ix e d
th e sta te sp eed co n tro l board
b€-en w o rk in g as a loggfer. H e took
n ew s, but no great ch a n g e h as up an e le g a n t w a te rin g tro iig h at cr ea ted by a ct o th e la st legisla
UNITED STATES
b een n o ted .
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, .
th e h ea d o f th e grad e, on th is sid e tu re co n sid er ed req u ests for sp eed 8ome„.pf th e ir fu r n itu re b ack w ith
WAR
B on d sa le s a re sh o rt o f q u o ta s a ,x h o rse s ca n sla k e th e ir th irst co n tro ls from six
O regon c itie s h im . The' fa m ily w ill le a v e th is
W e are fin ish in g an u n sa tisfa cto ry t h e v a t o n e tim e and it Is Just A n e n g in e e r in g in v e stig a tio n w n - w eek for S w e et Hopne.
B
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Mrs. R ich ard
H o ld a w a y
and
ru b b er d rive. S crap Iron h as not th e th in g fo r p erso n s tra v e lin g o id e r e d fo r a reqijest by th e citv
STAMPS
d a u g h ter o f
G rass V a lle y w ere
b een co m in g In w ell. Th^se th in g s
lig h t c o n v e y a n c e s as t h i y d o n ’t o f
G ra n ts
P aas fo r a
16-mlle
h ere M onday to sp en d th e .d a y w ith
a re n o t th e fa u lt o f th e A m erican b p v e to u n h itc h to w a t e r /
,,m It ,n «ch ool zo n es and a r e ­
p eo p le. T h ey a r e th e fa u lt o f th e
T be e .O.L. C o . w ill m A e th e ir Quest by th e c ity o f G rants T ass h er paren ts.
m anagem ent
o f th o se
p eo p le. ofl,c e and h ea d q u a rter* ^ fro m T h e {or red u ced sp ee d s n orth o f th e
Kelly’s Column
plprgpuut
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SfatellOtlse GosS'O
Kent Families.
Have Visitors
Over Weekend
This new color poster, which soon will he used in all parts of the
country to promote the sale of War Bonds and Stamps, is one of
four recently created to emphasize new themes in the War Bond
sales campaign.
V. S. Treotury Dept.
‘G * p . Heat’ in India
a
a
Nations' Morale
a
W E ’LL I>OVE THEM
JU ST TH E SAME
W o m en , it Is reported? are
*
D a lle s to M oro th is m o n th . T h e
* ,_v office w ill b e in th e G inn brick In
th e room s v a ca te d by A tto rn ey
M arkley la st we<rk.
.
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g o in g F p om t h e O b serv er’ * « ’7
city lim its w a s
referred to th e
8*a te h ig h w a y co m m issio n . H enrv
F . C ab ell, ch a ir m a n o f th e c o m -
m issio n w a s e le c te d ch a irm a n o f
. th e n ew b oard . O th er m em b ers
o f th e b oard In clu de S ecreta ry
to p a in t th e sto c k in g s on
th e ir p rt c . L. P o le y and w ife arrived
le g s sin c e th e y ca n n o t buy
m ore jn M oro fro m P o rtla n d la st w eek .
o f th e film y h ose th a t h a s
m ade T h e d o cto r h a s b o u g h t th e N a so n
th e ir u n d er p in n in g w orld fa m o u s, r e sid e n c e an d p erm a n tly lo ca ted
L ik e th e w ea th e r, th e re is n o- h is office h ere.
th in g to b e d on e ab ou t It.
S u g a r is g o in g up w e n t to ten
It w ou ld be p o ssib le fo r w om en ce n ts, w h o le s a le price, w h ile th e y
to do w ith o u t sto c k in g s fo r th e la s i, 200 sa c k s for $5.60
a t C ros-
d u r a tio n th u s sa v in g th e silk and fields, W a sco . *'<’ A
n y lo n fa h r lc fo r o th er u ses. B ut
E v e ry b o d y co m e q u ick fo r fru it
th e feriiln ln e g en d er are o p p o r- a t C oy's. 12 m ile s ea st o f M onk-
tu n lstlc ln th a t th ey w ant to look la r d . 85 c e n ts p er box.
T h e m an
th e lr beet to d a y and ta k e c h a n ces
th a t g iv e s g o o d m easu re.
on to m o rro w . T om orrow m ay b e
At th e sp e c ia l sessio n o f th e
to o la te.
»
‘ .co u n ty co u rt la st w eek th e co n -
A fte r a ll It Isn’t su ch a g rea t tra c t by th e co u n ty for th e new
c h a n g e . T h e y h a v e b een p a in tin g ste«sl b rid g e
n ear th e m o u th o f
tb r tr fa c e s (or y ea r s so th is n ew B u ck H o llo w
w a s sig n ed .
The
v en tu r e is o n ly a m a tte r o f d e- c o st o f t h e b rid g e w ill b e 88200.
en H reiy a c h a n g e o f
w ith ea c h co u n ty p a y in g h a lf.
p o licy . T h e fe m a le sk in e e em s to
B tste, E a r l S n e ll an d
ChA*. nP-
F ray, su p e r in te n d e n t o f sta te p o ­
R®*- ....
{...
* • *
T w e n ty -s ix em p lo y s^ 8 o f th* loa­
co m e ta x d iv isio n o f th e sta te ta x
co m m issio n h a v e re sig n ed d uring
th e p ast 11 m o n th s to a ccep t Jobs
w ith m ore a ttr a c tiv e sa la r ie s off-
ered by p riv a te Industry and th e
fe d e r a l
g o v er n m e n t.
8 ev e ra l o f
th r e e w er e ex p er ie n c ed key em -
p lo y ee s w h o ca n n o t
be replaced
O thehs a r e
ex p ected to lea v e In
th e n ea r fu tu r e for m ilita ry se r-
v ice or to a c c e p t o th er p o sitio n s
T h e lo ss o f train ed p erso n n el Is
s e ilo u s ly Im p a irin g th e efficien cy
o f t h e d ep a rtm e n t a cco rd in g to
C o m m issio n e r
E a rl F ish er , w h o
h e a d s t h e d iv isio n .
113.
• T em p eratu res go sky-high in India
ln the su m m ertim e, and the m en
who work in India’s iron and steel
Industry m ust have a lm ost super­
hum an sta m in a to w ithstand it.
Here two punjabi tongs m en stand
in front of a “ m an cooler” fan in
the T atas plant at B om b ay, which
p rovides arm am en t for the A llies.
OVER THE TOP
FOR VICTORY
with
L’KiTEO STATES WAR
«•ST A M P S
Lost and found colum ns of
Tokio new spapers are crowd­
ed these days. E very tim e an
A m erican buys a War Bond,
the Jap s lose face. Buy your
10% every pay day.
P e ie y T h om p son , Sec.
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Moro. O regon
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