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F1UD AY. AUGUST I,
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g h te r , Carol Dae, were visitors In
P ortland Tuesday and W ednesday.
E d K aseberg of Portland was
greeting old friends this week. He
is v isitin g h is son Law rence and
fa m ily h e r s . L
Dr. H elena W inters and dau-
g h te r L ouise of Kelso, W ash were
w eekend gu ests of Mr. andMrs.
G. A. Sargent. Miss Louise will
Every harvest farm ers are a n ­ rem ain for several w eeks to visit.
noyed by petty thieves. Thia w eek
Mr. and Mrs. C harles N ev ille
Mrs. Marte B arnett Cooper lost w ill s e tt le In T oled o w h ere h e has
|7 S w orth of tools and $40 w orth I een appointed ‘ to fill the pastor­
of sacks and her com bine man a te o f th e Episcopal church.
lost |1 2 5 w orth of tools. Others
Claude Stephens w ill hold ser­
have suffered also but the extent vices a t th e Christian Church at
of their losses have not been lea r­ I I p.m . S u n d a y m orn ing. H is s e r ­
ned. ,
m on w ill be, "On th e w a y to B e ­
A car of w heat got aw ay from thany".
the w arehouse m en F riday and
T he severe elec tr ica l d istu rb an ce
knocked out th e dead end bunker M on d ay n ig h t put th e electric s y s ­
near Main 6t. derailing the car tem o u t of co m m issio n for a w h ile
and doing som e dam age.
an d sta rted fires at th e C ole ranch
C. WT' Johnson of W illam ina is b u rn in g tw o or th ree acres of
here for harvest and attending to b a rley a n d sev era l o th ers d oing
business affair«. »
lesn d a m a g e.
P astor and Mrs. D. L. P enholloy
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M cK inney
of Sisters Christian Church cam e and b ab y o f P en d leto n h ave been
tf- W asco w ith Mrs. E liza D ingle sp en d in g th e ir v a ca tio n at th e
l&el w eek. H e took a buggy back F red C ole fa rm , w h ere Mr. M c­
-vlth him and during the shortage K in n ey h a s Been h a u lin g w h ea t
of tire« w ill use old
Dobbin to dun n g h a rv est T h ey returned in
visit his congregation.
th e ir h o m e th e m id d le o f the w eek .
Mrs. E sther Stanley w as called
A fire a larm w as turned in from
to Colton last w eek by th e se r ­ th e H o g g a rd ranch and th e cou n ty
ious illness of her «'.ster. Mrs. Roee fire tru ck ca lled out. It w as a grass
W oodworth. A card state« sh e is fire a n d th/*y w er e ab le to k eep it
no better at present whiting.
out o f th e w h ea t. No seriou s dam ­
R H. M cKean hurt a finger so a g e w a s cau sed .
badly th a t several stitches were
Dr. W a lter G reisinger of P o r t­
required.
land w a s tra n sa ctin g b u sin ess in
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German Tourists’ in Egypt
„VICTORY
Former Deputy
Stock Prices
Thievery Harms
Sheriff Visits
Remain Firm
Wasco Farmers
BUY
In Busy Season
U N IT E D
STATES
Daughters Here
The
follow ing quotations are
based on prices being paid in Mon­
day'« trading.
„ Cattle:
Good grain fed «teer?
| l d . 75. Good grass steer« 111.50 to
13.00 one load w intered grosser?
l i t . 00. Good grass heifers 110.50
to 11.50. Good brief cow s 19.25 to
10.25,*m edium $8.25 to 9.00, com ­
m on 17.25 Vo 8.00, canners 15.50
to 6.50. B ulls m edium to good
19.50 to 11.26, com m on 18.00 tc
9.00. V ealers, good to choice |1 4 .
00 to 15.00.
Mr.
Mrs. L. H. Nahotiae of
Salem are here th is w eek to visit
w ith their daughters, Mrs. Ron-
a ’rt P ow ell and Mrs. Lesli« gtewurt
b u ster and B ab e are now . super­
visors a t the state hom e for feeble
m inded near Salem having moved
there a couple w eeks ago from
P ortland w here h e w as w orking in
th e ship yards.
Carroll N oonan sprained his arm . H ogs: Gofed to ch o ic e carlot'
H E .00; 170 to 2151£ tru ck ln s $14
w b il£ cranking the m otor on the
73 to 14.445; 230 to 2851b b u tc h e r
Dullard and Johnson com bine thl«_
1 14.00 to 14.50; M ghtw eight but
w eek and la laid off for harvest.
ch e r s 314.00 to 4.25; p a ck in g sow s
W alter R u ggles is pounding nails
112.75 to 13.50. F eed er p ig s 1 15.Of
now Instead o f pounding the ties
to 16.60 on e lo t 18.'©.
guarding the D eschutes river ra'i-
S h eep :
G ood to ch o ic e sprlnp
road* bridge. H e started work for
lam bs 111.75 to 12.35; medium tr
th e grain grow ers Monday.
good 110.25 to 11.50; com m on 19
Art and Gladys B ucholtz are be­
00 to 10.00. Slaughter ewes, good
hind th e counter h» their co n fec­
to choice
$9.25 to 9.75. Shorn
tionery again after a brief absence.
yearlings |8 .0 0 to 9.00.
T hey hav.e deo’ded th at Moro is a
good place to live,
D on D eM oss, recen tly returns-
Mrs. O rville Thogeraod of Prtne
from
P o rtla n d sh ip y a rd s because
ville w as here w ith h e r m oth er.
Mrs. S. ‘ W. Searcy th e for« part o f in ju ry, is ca rry in g th e m ail for
Y crr.on F la tt o n th e ru ra l rou te.
o f the week.
A fire sta rted by a tru ck b u in
Mrs. M arius D oum a has been 111
for several days w ith w hat may ed th a t v e h ic le on th e F ran ces
H e n r lch s fa rm W ed n esd a y about
be jaundice.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Medler of n o o r an d d estro y ed a few act
The
w in d o w
<^isplay o f p ic-
. Tnt
th is sectio n o f th e cou n ty th is w eek
W asco w ere Sunday visitors at the o f b a rley a s w ell.
Phres o f sailor»«, m a r in e s,, so ld iers
Mrs. W a lter H ilderbrand o f Sun
F.lvin Barnum hom e here.
freon th e W a sco co m m u n ity at th e n y sid e sp en t th e w eek en d w ith her
How’ard Conlee now w rites to his {
\\u s c o B a k er y is a ttr a c tin g m uch
h usb and w h o Is h a rv estin g at the
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Conlee
rav< ra b le a tte n tio n .
J o e H ilderb ran d ranch.
from Africa.
Just Africa, th a t’s
► Mr. and Mrs. E arl B a rn ett of
all. H e recently flew to th at c o n ­
Mr. and Mrs. D elm ar S m ith and
r> »rtland w ere th e g u ests o f h is
tin e n t as a m em ber of th e arm y,
baby
girl returned to th eir h om e in
i ter. Mrs. C liff F rid ley and fa m -
FDR’s Chief of Staff
W -H ''
iv i eoently.
line.
M isses G ertru d e G lllm or, L ois
F la tt and C lara M ers'nger are in
P o rtla n d th is w eek on a va ca tio n .
B ill C lose h a v in g returned to th e
bank Job M onday m orn in g so th a t
Gertrude could leave.
Ja ck M llles H oyle, listed as m iss
in g by th e n avy sin ce th e d efeat
at
C orregld or, is a n ep h ew
of
T ert D avis.
Mrs. H azel W oods and daughter.
Sipr.a. w jth Mr. and Mrs. E th an
W ood s
and tw o
ch ild ren w ere
h ere S atu rd ay w h ile on the-lr w ay
to C en terv ille to v isit w ith L yle
W o o d s and w ife.
Kd S h a r p - o f »he P a n d lo to a a ir
l o s e w a s h ere lasC w e^ k as a g u est
at th e J oe P e te r s h o m e. T he e n ­
g a g e m e n t o f Mr. S harp and M iss
Rear Adm. William D. Leahy, pic
D on n ie P eter s w a s an n ou n ced , th e
lured
at his desk at the state de
w ed d in g to be h eld th e last o f th is
partm eni in Washington, as he as
m on th .
sumed his duties as Presidenl
B orn: To Mr. and Mrs. G lenn
R oosevelt’s chief of staff. Leahy, In
S cp erd ah l. in
M ilw au k ee.
W is,.
his new capacity, is responsible only
a d a u g h ter. A ugu st 1. Mr. and Mrs
to the President.
W A. R u g g le s a re gran d p aren ts.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D o u m a w ere
P lo r /ii
g u e sts S u n d ay o f Mr. and Mrs.
B ud Amblojo at G old en d ale.
T h e M ission ary so c iety w a s m a k ­
in g su rg ic a l b a n d a g es
T h ursd ay
a fte rn o o n nt th e
W om an 's club
b u ild in g.
Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s B elsh a w
re a s g u ests o f h er sister
[rs. L am er S ayrs nnd fa m ily . H e
ar. been w o rk in g at T oled o in a
iill w h ich h a s closed dow n for
•pairs.
D oris S tile s is w o rk in g in th e
tu g g les c o n fe c tio n e r y and Mrs.
a u lin e B a k er in B u ch oltz.
Mrs. J a ck M atson and son re-
Lirned to th e ir h om e in Red Bluff
'aliforn la la st w eek end, b ein g
xken to K lam ath F n lls by A ustin
’css. h er b roth er.
Mrs. J. F . F o ss returned to the
osp lta l to h a v e th e cast taken
ff h er leg th is w eek . S h e exp ects
□ be arou n d aga in soon .
Ingram Stainback, 56, who ha
Mrs. N els P. H an son is here to been a United States attorney L
islt h er sister, Mrs. .L. V. Moore Hawaii, has te e n nominated as gov
err.or of the territory by Presiden
or a few days.
Mr. rind Mrs. B e rn ice Gu.v <»f
P crtla n d w ere S atu rd a y n ight v is­
itor» o f J o h n an d M iss O live R o h ­
rs n T h ey h a v e secu red a h o u se
W F o r eland and are m o v in g so m e
h o u seh o ld g o o d s dow n th is trip.
A band o f d o g s are k illin g sh eep
»or thx- fa rm ers. Mrs. M arie B a r ­
nett C ooper an d o th e rs h a v e lost
s i eep.
M rii^ D ell W rig h t returned h o m e
from a v isit in P o rtla n d la st w eek .
T he old sc isso r s g rin d er and
his o y J lt IS m a k in g th e ro u n d s in
shcoi th is w eek.'
ascot
m J V io let G resh a b er o f N ew -
r rt $ th e g u e st o f Mr. and Mrs.
V ernon V anG lld er.
M r.land Mrs. R oy H u ll of V a n ­
couver v isited at th e h o m e o f Mr.
and Mrs. G us H a rtm a n nnd Mrs.
Andy S hearer recen tly .
LL d * H u ll o f P o rtla n d sp en t
lsr t w eek en d w ith r e la tiv e s in
nated
R epair Parts
Rocsevelt.
Tennessee.
Wasco.
A Mrs. Ed F eld m a n m ade a b u si­
n ess trip to P o rtla n d W ed n esd a y
retu rn in g S atu rd ay.
Mrs. H al S h elto n and baby N a n -
cv o f T o p p en ish , W ash .. Rpent th e
w eek en d w ith h er p aren ts. Mr.
ard Mrs. Ed M cK ee.
O< rdon M cK ee of
S alem h as
It o f h s g ra n d p a ren ts
Mrs. Ed M cK ee. At th e
th e w eek h is p a ren ts w ere
from th e ir recen t trip into
ea stern O regon.
Mrs. J oe H ilderb ran d and d a u ­
g h ter P a tty , Mrs. C lyde H ea rin g ,
Mrs. E ld o n N ea sh a m
and Mrs.
M arvth T h o m a s w ere a ll in T h e
D alles T h u rsd ay.
MYa. Z udder,
g ra n d m o th e r of
R aym on d V an G lld er h a s b een h ere
vis tin g him from C a lifo rn ia .
Mrs. G eorge D rin k ard an d d a u -
STAMPS
C H U R C H E S
M oro C o m m u n ity C hu rch
B ib le S ch ool 9:45 a.m . No proa-
These German soldiers penetrated much deeper into Egypt than
they had planned and are shown on the wrong side of a barbed wire
cage for prisoners of war at Cairo. They are som e of the men with
which General Rom m el m ade his push across the desert to El Alamein,
where be was stopped by British forces.
Auto Accidents
-
H a iliP C r
r
B e fe ilS e
C a su a lties
on -the h o m e
th ro u g h
a ccid en ts,
hard at
the
are
fro n t,
strik in g
war effort of ..th is
n ation and m ust be elim in a ted in
ir .teie sts
of
th e
p reserv a tio n
g a in s. «Dur figh tin g m en
today
need ev ery o u n ce of prod uction
thia co u n try can a ch iev e.
A ccl-
d en ts h a m p er th is prod uction nnd
. March
se r io u sly in te rfer e w ith the trhns- ’ R. I. R E D P u llets,
poitatJIon o f v ita l w ar a rtic les a f- h a tc h , $1.25 D elivery •$
ter th e y h a v e been p rod u ced .”
H urt's H atchery, Beaverton
You FEEL YOU’RE LIVING,
T hat’s our prom ise to all “Cak-
erpiller" D iesel ow ners w ho
w ant to keep tlielr m achines
in tip-top sliape-to keep them
producing for Victory.
Our shelves are com pletely
stocked w ith genuine “C ater­
pillar" parts. W e have WHAT
want.
you w a n t. WHEW - you
y<
NOT MERELY STOPPING, AT
THE HOTEL MULTNOMAH...
It’s not only what wc do but
the way we do it that makes
the Multnomah one o f the
nation's exceptional hotels.
•y »
It.
T h e sta te m e n t p oints to th e list
o f 30,000 A m erican w o rk m en k il­
led and 2,500,000 w oun ded Hince
P earl H arbor, com p ared to a to>
t i l o f 44,143 ca su a ltie s in t h e A m ­
erica n arm ed fo rces sin ce P earl
H arbor, a s tra g ic e v id e n c e o f th e
need for p rev en tin g a c c id e n ts in
th'.s co u n try .
“C a su a lties on th e h a ttlefro n t
are a re g re tta b le sa crifice to p er­
p etu a te ou r .-»way o f life,"
said
Ilari S nell, se creta ry o f sta te , in
c o m m en tin g on th ese figures w h ich
released by th e
N a tio n a l
S a fe ty co u n cil. “C a su a lties on th e
Physician & Surgeon ‘
The Dalles H ospital
, ■ • •
M onarch
.
Electric Range
And Trash Burner.
Also Electric Water Heater
All New - These Will Not . Be
Available When Present-Stock
Is Exhausted
t
si
S.
W. Searcy -
Caterpillar
Moro,
Oregon
fä y /ttw w
rH tS PAN BEFORE
VOUGO!,<
X
L iw n a
WA3OO
W 7 iNDANGER YOUR ELECTRIC RANGE B y
LEAVING HEAT ON UNDER A PAN THAT M A y
SOON GO D R y-ESPEC /AU y IT yOUR RANGE
HAS OPEN-COIL UNITS. THE DRY PAN MAY
MELT AND RUIN THE HEATING COILS.
SEE Y O U R DEALER
INQUIRIES INVITED
MAKE Y O U R
ELECTRIC RANGE
FOR APPLIANCE
FIRST A ID !
last ;
In keeping with the policy o f
. « . »o PP& L’s cheap
electricity ta n keep on
cooking your meals the
cool, clean, fast way.
this bank to cooperate in a ll
practicable crop production,
we are pleased to offer this service
When any appliance 1« damaged or out of
iJjujtm ent, no matter tfow slightly, consult
your local electric dealer at once. H e’«
equipped to make thorough repair«. Hl«
charges are reasonable. When you “put it
off", you invite larger repair bill« later and
possibly permanent damage.
THE DALLES BRANCH
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sa fe ty d ivision .
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ching service.
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II C orin th ia n s
1:17.
W h ere th e S p irit o f th e Lord I»»
h o n ’.efroh t, on th e oth er hand, sa b ­ th<ere is liberty. Morning services
o ta g e our w ar effort an d m ay e v ­ 11:00 a.m. T estim onial m eeting
e n tu a lly
n u ll fy
som e
m ilitary W ed n esd ay 8:00 p.m .
C L. Poky, M.D.
Commodity Credit Corporation
You Need Them
AND
S p o k a n e a fte r 10 days v isit w ith
b is p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A rthur
S m ith and o th e r relatives.
T h e Y o u n g P e o p le s
ch oir of
th e M ethod ist church p icn ick ed
S un day e v e n in g at the park.
M iss C arol B la k en ey , a fte r s e v ­
eral w’e e k s v i» t at th e h o m e of
h er au nt. Mr». O. G. H ilderbrand
returned W ed n esd a y to h er h om e
in O regon City.
M iss D o ro th y P a ttey er^ ertaln ed
at h er sister's hom e, Mrs. L. P .
H a v en . M isses
Carol
B la k en ey .
J a n e t K a seb erg , M arion T uel and
Mrs. O. G. H ilderbrand and son s
J o h n and G ordon M onday a fte r 1
n oon.
4 K
At th e "park
Sunday a pilcnic
p a rty g a th ered in h on or o f Mr.
and Mrs. B e m is Guy n F 'P o rtla n d
c o n sistin g o f Mr. and Mrs. F rank
L nm born and g u est, W a lter G ro-
ro o f P o rtla n d , Mr. and Mrs. L.
R o y c e and
ch ild re n ,
Mrs. R o se
W «RU M r. an d Mt«- J o h n R o y c e .-
L a v e lle and
G aylord Guy. B ert
R eraln g and J a m e s M addox, John
nnd O live R o b in so n .
Dr D onald B o y rg , S h erm a n c o ­
u n ty h ea lth doctor,« w a s tr a n sa c ­
tin g b u sin e s s'll! bur city T u esday.
Mrs. Ted E v e re tt and little d a u ­
g h te r o f G rass V a lle y
sp en t th e
w eek en d at L. L. F u n k s h o m e.
Mrs. G eorge S m ith and d a u g h -
t f i of G rass V a lley w er e sh o p p in g
In W asco M onday.
M any W a sc o ite s d anced at R u ­
fu s Satu rd ay n ig h t.
Stainback was born I )
W HEN
ONDS
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS'
g jw g v v n n
An ex a m in er o f o p era to rs and
ch a u ffeu rs w ill be in M oro at th e
court h ou se A ugust 12 from 10
a.m . u n til 5 p.rii.
<
F ran k C a u th ers. son o f W. H.
C au th ers h a s been p rom oted to be
p riv a te first
cla ss at
Lubbock»
A rm y F ly in g sc h o o l. L ubbock, Tex.
H e is a m ec h a n ic
In th e flight
WAR