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<»AUIÇ jfc MUSttUÀM u u j u x » JOURNAL, MOUU, OREGON, FRIDAY, O ctober 1». |943 * Sherman County Observer E stablished N ov. 2, 1888 * - - - - - - Valley Journal Established O ct 14, 1897 , CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 Wasco News-Enterprise for the sch o o l teachers. r It w ould take all Incom e tax receipts above the specified sum and return, it to the cou n ties ot the state in proportion to the num ber of actual days o f atten - darice of children In elem entary and high schools. « Thls m ethod o f dividing Income tax m oney should prevent a n y Sherman, county voter from vot- !ng for this m easure. W e pay a great deal of state incom e tax TTT" .* Kelly’s Column w J. Continued from page one. a statem ent issued here t*o th e ef- fe e t that Oregon is ope of the s e ” - en states now booked for exten- •iv® highw ay m odernization after • E stablished N ov. 1891 th® wnr aH Part of th e pronr&m, CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 to en«® .the shock of post-w ar ad- Justm ent. .^Whether it w ill b e a- Published Every Friday at ble to hol<* this position w h en the A r Moro, Oregon and have very few children in tim e for construction actu ally ar- Fxlitor ¿ilea lx French fch ool in the cou n tyv W e would rives rem ains to be seen. Entered as second class m atter a t probably p ay in three or _ four W ith nation-w ide rationing o n the Postoffice a t Moro, OfegOff tim e« as m uch as w e could re- ly a m atter of w eeks aw ay re si reive under th is m easure. onder A ct o f C ongress o f March dents of areas feeling th e effects The bill provides that th e c o u n -t 8, 1879. ' ' . for the first lim e w ill find m any b shall divide th e m oney so re chan ges in their m ode of living, ceived x am ong school districts ju st as residents of th e rationed m aintaining a school or paying jj/asK^et east have for the past several tuition to any district m aintain AJPER ■weeks. U nnecessary trips Will be O re ing a school. This system effec- I AT 10 N tually perpetuates all school dis- out for the m ost part. W h ile a P I BLIs i , , ... certain am ount o f gasoline has, in tricts regardless of size or e ffi- - theory, been allow ed for pleasure O FFIC IA L COUNTY P A P E R ciency or use. in itself som ething driving, in m ost cases there w ill .vtonda^ " afternoon. County has m ade an orefrr dlrect- school adm inistrators h ave been SU B SC R IP T IO N R A T E S little left over from necessary R alph Brisblne o f Moro w as a | ng 't bi3 notice and setting the 12th trying to prevent for m any years. Payable in Advance driving. W ith every able-bodied vi«*tor in K ent M onday checking day 'N ovem ber, 1941, at 10 ONE Y EA R ....... -r $L50 At the present tim e, under the m an and w om an needed in war up on all m eters around th e city. Q-dock a . M. as the tim e and the 1Î.39 tax bill, the surplus of th e effo rt the hope ha„ be€n expre8S- • Mr. and Mrs. P aul Sm ith of ^ ounty Court room at the County OCTOBER 1«. state Incom e tax ab ove w hat is ed that the reduction in speed PortlanfiJ w ere visitors In K ent Court H ouse, Moro, Oregon, as needed to Wipe out th e state jjm jt 35 m iles w ill also reduce o v e i^ th e w eek end. Mrs. Chas. |h<k place for hearing of objections, MORE WASHINGTON property tax is used to pay th e the accldent rate. No less a per- “ ' ' Sm ith accom panied them to Port- ,ar;y the fin a l'a c c o u n t and OBSeKVA-nON PiAN£ *« NOA™ elem entary school tax. T hus th e 8on than Lleut.-O en. W illiam 8. ’ 1 ’ lumL They brought A lbert P luem - ae, tUruent of said estate. Date A question often asked is about CffiumAu emtMA- incom e tax is now u s e d - t o 7 hokl Knudsert has 8tftted that th ere is (V«TU C ot.ijAVNK Mt uF t r?EP ~ c0 . , cur un. ..n k iifu tln n O r tu b e r 9; k e s car up. or first publication, O ctober 9, the hub-bub o f W ashington. If a -ft vtCoHOSO colombai . Trtoxri, down property taxes, school and no room for .,a ccld en ls as usuar ’ 942."'^ ’ Mr. and Mrs. J . 4 l . W ilson w ere brief visit there should give on® other. . n - In total ’ war. O ff-the-Job a c c i v k ito rs in The D alles Thursday. the sam e authority to generalize I*. W aldo D avis, ^A dm inistrator O regon’s school system is very dents last year claim ed 32,000 by saving enougtt zinc to m ake about W ashington as did a tour o f th e E state of. Lizzie Irena 35,000 tons of brass badly needed ' ' • Î:. There uves. o f sim ilar length give the presi old and very inefficient. D avis, deceased.'; < 49-1 for am m unition and other m ili are too m any districts, too m any -------- dent authority to generalize about tary uses. Too m ticn the U nited States os a w hole, one room sch ools. 8NITED STATES NOTICE TO CREDITORS m oney is raised for th e education A __ there is no hub-bub in \ \ ash in g - War has been going to the hat WAR N otice is hereby given that the given. ton. : . ' Industry’s head by * causing a BONDS undersigned has been duly a p In order to m ake th e system There is no rush of office girls shortage in rabbit peljts used for pointed by tf&C County Court of better efficien cy is needed rather STAMPS and clerks about the offices. More the m anufacture of felt. But hat the State of Oregon, for Sherm an than m ore m oney. ■ ' An arran ge often they sit placidly at desks, H g BP m akers believe the situation can^ Miss Geraldine Norton and B ar County, E xecutrix of the E state m . ent that put m ore m oney into before open typew riters, chew ing U.8. N aval Training School, N a - be helped if m ore, flomegtic w ild of H erm an Julius Schilling, de- bara Harrison w-ere w eek end system n n « n i. t o . r n 1« n , . rabbjt8> especially . ja>k . . ...... f g ym or sm oking cigarettes. W a sh the ,____ present __ , ___ __ w ould . _____ tend _____ to vy Pier, Chicago, Illinois, rabbit:-', visitors at the hom e of Miss Nor- •• ----------------f ■ 1 ceased. - keep it goin g for a longer tim e. 260, 8ectlon I, Oct. 8, 1942. ington offices seem m ore ov er are taken. In norm al tim es a ton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. XOTICE TO CREDITORS persoTia having claim s against There is no argum ent here against staffed than over-w orked. Dear Friends, I certainly have large portion of the skins Im port- N orton. , The girls left Sunday. NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN are hereby required to the policy of sending state m oney C ounty com e from countries noW under Certainly there is work done In to country schools. T here is a r enjoyed the Sherm an Jerry W ilson Jr., Glenn and Le- that A. H. M cIntyre, of W asco, » resent the sam e to the under- And so the Jack W ashington. Som e m en are very gum ent uguinst sending m oney in Journal. It really seem s good to Axis control. one Sather w ere visitors 4n T he Oregon, has been appointed Ad- B!gi eikw ith vouchers properly ver- busy, the heads o f departm ents to any inefficient system read all nbout w hat m y fr ie n d s, rabbit. lon g considered a pest by D alles F rid ay? H elen Sather ac- ’WilnCtrator bf th e E state o f A l- iffep until by law required. - 1 — farm ers, m ay save the hat m akers . .s . , who tak e their responsibility sei __ , . a r e doing a t fióme. deceased, that system has been im proved. I'ated this 19th day of Sept m - — , . - . . . couipapied them to K ent, return- exander J. M cIntyre. from raw m aterial shortage, r o t u ■ . • iouly, the inner sanctum group and has qualified as such« The defeat o f this bill w ill help 4 A fter finishing my boat tr a in b e r T T IO .“ “ ^; ------- — , . . - ,, . ing to The D alles Spnday. to m ention hats for Mrs. Am erica fu h who are spread all too thin for taxpayers and w ill not harm the All persons having claim s IT Mr and Mr,. John W ilson and ing I w as sent here to take a E tha May Schilling. fam ily. efficiency, m any sen ators and rep s< hools. i n again st said E sta te are hereby visitors course i n . aviation m etalsm ith. son K enneth were . E xecutrix of the E state of resentatives. C rit’/ l s m by the ------------------- ;---- notified and required to present \ This is a six-m onths course. Im - K ent Sunday. - Herm an Ju liu s, Schilling, You can expect to have canned house agriculture com m ittee that D R A fT OOM^USION m ediately upon my arrival hero Mr. and Mrs. Roy B elshee of the sam e, duly verified, to said Deceased. salm on available for Sunday there w ere too m any m en w o rk General H ershey is quoted as 3 w as given a work detail for R ufus w ere yi-itors of the Kent A dm ’n htrator at the above ad- Gavin & Gavin, Attorney’s, n o w ing for the governm ent and too saying that the arm y w ill begin th ree w eeks. I have now been night sn ack s occasionally dress w ithin six m opths from the □ he D alles, Oregon. ’***•-48-52 that 20 per cent of the 1942 pack Grangers Saturday hight'.'"' few w orking to produce food w as drafting m en w ith w ive« w ithin ln s c h o o l. for five if 1 d a te of- th e first, p u b lica tio n of w eeks. The is being released for civilian use > Mavis and Lbuiq Miller, both ju stifie d .. th is notice. a few w eeks. W hat in h eck does ftrgt tWo w ere spent in learning by th e W P B . O riginally the en - of Moro, a r e visiting at the hom e The w est end o f W ashington is General H ershey think th e arm y t c read blue prints. T h e -fir st publication is October R cihlchcm Chapter, N o. 78.0.E.Su T he next tire 1942 pack Was frozen t® mpko' of their grandparents, Mr., and 1 6 ,-1 9 4 2 . grow ing too fast. That is the e x has been doing for th e past three tw o w ere- spent in learning* • ' Li- use M010, Oregon sure th a t governm ent require- Mrs. Louis Sather. w h ile .. their A H M cIntyre, A dm inistrator, ecu tive end o f th e tow n w lier- or four w eek s?. M eets E very and sm all hand tools. W e are now Tracy Barton the W hite H ouse Is. Around it There w as a tim e w hen the s e on our second w eek of a t®n-we<»k m ents for the armed forces and parcnts»are in Portland. 1 <>u th Thursdays in each Mrs w illia m Jefferies and MM. A ttorney for the Estate. are m any new buildings, all bran lective service seem ed to be a sh eet m etal class. T his is a very len d -lease w ould be m et. The a- Month. V isitin g m em bers m ount available io r c iv ilia n s is LeSter W ilson werq all day shop- _____•__________ - ches o f th e e ie c u tlv e departm ent. w ell adm inistered bureau. Now interesting course and I believe Invited NOTICE O F SEASONAL T he east end of tow n on “the then there is a d ifferen t story I am going to get a lot of good but o n e -fifth of w hat is eaten in pers jn The D alles Friday. •»!. rie H oskinson, W. M. the U nited States each year.___ Som e of th e K ent high school DETERM INATION hill" w here the leg islative and Ju- 'n e a r ly every day from national, ou ^ of P iu lin e DoumA, Sec. dicial departm ent^ are located state or county headquarters. The " /b o y s, anO « ‘rls have been solicit- N otice is her.-ny given that the lh ? e k a Lodge N O .121T/D F &A-M As I nm to be h ere for s i x I t Mrs. A m erica’s fam ily needs , nR for thelr carnival to be held ern^ioyers listed b e lo w ’have been has m ade no such grow th. That trouble m ay be that in a n . a t M eets on the 1st and m o n th s, I had my w ife com e back to buy any, of the new V ictory here ln the near future. -. T hey determ ined to be seasonal is a bad sign for popular g o v ern tem pt to m ake the* w ritten direc em - -3rd Thursday eve- here too. W© have bean trying m ent. __ * • tives to local boards broad enough to see som e of C hicago every tim e line o f w aterproof rubber foot- have quite a num ber of prizes, ployerS - w ithin the m eaning of nin gs o f sach month. Yet there are able m en on the . to give them authority to act th e that I have had any tim e off. W c wear, this make« good new s for sayH their teacher, Mr. Preece. Section 126-707 O.C.L.A. .A n y in- V isitin g m em bers are Mrs Charles Sm ith w as a vis- terested party m ay request a h ea r- hill, o f both political parties, w ho m eaning becom es so obscure that have seen lots of th in gs but not the exchequer. T he O £A ^ h a s I cordially invited to • • ,ng before the C om m ission w ith - feel th a t representative g o v ern no one can really understand it.- nearly all of them yet. W e have brought this new type of rubber .itor In. K ent Sunday. m eet w ith us., footw ear under a p rice ceilin g. Mr> and Mrg. C. r. L affoon and ln ten daya after final public^ m ent m ust spring from the acts Therefore; confusion. Darw in Van Gilder, W. M. only gotten ou rselves lost once. Incidentally, the V ictory line rep- daughter Cleo \yere visitors in The tion of . th is notice. The of the le g isla tiv e branch Instead “o ff C V. Belknap, Secretary It took us four hours to find our resents footw ear m anufactured un- p a nes Thursday. season" (in calendar' w eeks) o? Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. o f from th e rulings o f an e x ecu wuy bask that tim e. der a W ar Production order 11m There w ill be a dance at the each seasonal em ployer In Sher tive, no m atter how self-a ssu m in g Moro, Oregon I nm'-verv sorry to hear of the iting the use of crude rubber. Grange hall Saturdy, Oct. 24. E v- man County is as stated .below: ... or how popular iie m ay be. Strong M eets 1st and 3r4 railroad being taken out of the A nd If you should find any rub- em body invited.- ■ Moro Grain Growers Assn., 39- executives, regardless o f th e num T uesdays in thg From th e Observer, Oct. 1«. county. . It really doesn’t m ake bers or galoshes m anufactured W arren Norton returned r e 8. ber o f term s of office, are c o m I.O..O.F. hall Trai scape. W ith the shortage of rub- before the order w ent Into effect cently from the valley. His bro OREGON UNEM PLOYM ENT paratively fleeting in the lifetim e si cut and . visiting The delinquent taxes for Sher- _|>er and not m uch ch ance o f g e t. you ’ll be protected, too. sine ther Art accom panied bini horn«. COM PENSATION COMMISSION o f a nation, w hile congresses aro man county, for 1902 w hich Sher brothers are cordi ting the trucking ou tfits in there t h f ge articles are under the gen Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sather anti Doted and first published this I6Û1 perpetual as long as th e people Iff M cGinnis is instructed l o c o l ally invited to m eet on account o f the rubber. eral m axim um price * regulation» daughter Leona w ere overnight . ,j^y October, 1942. hold to th eir fa ith in representa lect am ount to 3759.2* of w hich .yith us. ' W ell, friends, I could w rite a n guests of the Blaine M illers last D ate of iast publication, the 30th Paul M ay, N . G. tive governm ent. 3105 is poll tax. other page about th is school and The Mr. A m ericas on produc- 'Wednesday. They accom panied day of October. 1942. 50-52 Percy Thom pson, Sec. Stockm en up south expect to th e Pier, but the m ost . o f W ashington has been given a I t tion lines soon w ill be w earing th e M illers to The D alles Thur«?- great deal o f glam our by th e peo suffer heavy losses th is w i n t e r w ould be m ilitary secrets so Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 11« I work clothes w hich com ply w ith day. NOTICE OF ple o f th e land. Most o f it is u n should it be a hard one as feed m ust keep it to m yself. Moro. Oregon a recent ^VPB sim plification or- Mr. and Airs. Harry H ow ell. F IX A L SETTLEM ENT * and even deserved. Men and w om en there w as never so scarce, M eets 2d & 4th T ues As ever, Marcus E slinger. der. The new garm ents w ill be George H ow ell, and Mrs. George N ctice is given that the under* day o f each month. are m otivated by the sam e things now sheep are selllp g at ■ Bend indicated by the letter "8” on M cKay w ere business visitors in d gn ed has filed his final account V isiting m em bers w el that m ak e th e rest of us click. 1A for 65 cents. Continued from page one. the label. Since th ese work cloth es q«be Dan es Thursday, as adm inistrator of th e ’ Estate of come. The K ent C om m ercial com pany m an In high office is Just as a n x j q W ilson is here to V Ì 8 lt Lizzie Irena Davis, deceased, and ! ucille M ay, N. G. ious to retain h is Job and his p o w /. has Just received th e largest ship old bucket is equal to the am ount w ill be expected to get hard w ear. Mrs. Am erica should urge th e f riendg a n d relatives, and look the County Court of Sherm an Florence Johnston, Set er as is the director o f the sm a l m ent o f dry goods and groceries required In the ^manufacture three bayonets. T here Is as m uch w orkers in her fam ily to keep a after hIg farm . lest sch ool district. There are ever shipped into K ent. alum inum in on e broken down sharp eye on quality w hen shop- Jack Lyons of Hood River is m en w ith in itia tiv e and m en w ho - Miss B a u m a n ., late of Iowa, is ping. And here’s a suggestion bere to spend a few days visiting prefer to follow and th e p ercen t teaching our school In K ent. She w ashing m achine as there is ln ?1 w hich should m eet w ith her a p - wlth hlg parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4-pourtd incendiary bom bs. Ou» age is not m uch different in W ash- has 49 pupils on her roll.. supply of all these w eapons o f. proval. D on’t let work clothes. Alfred Lyons. ton than in W alla 'Walla. From th e Observer, O ct, 17, 1913 w a r 'is lim ited by th e m aterials k'et too soiled before laundering. ^j,. and Mrs. Garith W alton and Som e o f the men in W ash in g available. If th e victory stock - 7’he dirtier they are. the harder daugh ter Ellen, have taken over ton w ho h ave big Jobe obtained The tw o burros advertised by„ piles are piled high, w e can m an- the laundering th ey’ll have t o th e L v W alton place. them because they w ere efficient Charles P ow ell w ere bid In by 1». m eans shorter take, and that Mrs. Harry H ow ell w as an a f ufacture m ore of them . and capable; som e obtained them L. Peetz w ho bought the anim als wear. ternoon guest last W ednesday of because they w ere subservient and for his children. MRS. AMERICA* M EETS W A R Leona Sather. **- w illing to do w hat th ey are told. Mrs. §oren H ansen and children H appened to me only yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W ilson, Mr. pounds heavier—straight and ta n 1 U nless Ih ere is .Volunteer r e Hugh W alker, w ho has farm e.1 I step on the starter of my car. It is the seat o f the governm ent are m oving Into the room s over tionIn< of m eat by Mrs. A m erica. « L. . fnr th« ™<1 Mrs. J. M. W ilson, Mr. O. W. and r e a l su r e o f h im se lf. T he Engine turns over O. K. but she the WWM bank w here they w ill the hougew lfe w ho cannot go to ,a g tP8fiCye^ L has ‘ rented It to his Jtn ea and daughter. Mrs. Brown of the greatest nation in th e A rm y’s d on e a lo t fo r C h a rlie. won’t start. and and grandsons w ere visitors in world. The nation’s greatness ’• be at hom e during th e s c h o o 1 njapket unW the afternoon m ay 1&8t | n t / e *,r*Mh^tone I’ow ell Made a man out of him — and I term guess that goes for lots of other, . M r H ansen and son. Ovle fm d the butcher ghop bare< By of Moro at the Sunday In th e soil of Its fertile acres, th e Sunday school rally. So I look under the hood ju st as young fellow s, too. *. Ingenuity of Its producers, the p a will stay on th e farm Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Miller of i f I know w hat’s the m atter. Tap restricting your fa m ily ’s consum - the soil. Mr. and Mrs. W alker * • • 1 triotism o f its citizens, th e ability The Sherm an county fair th at ptjon o f m eat to 2J pounds per ' ' ’ >___ Moro cam e up Monday to take a fe w things w ith a wrench. W hile w eekly there ahnuid be W‘" C° nt‘nUe ‘° "Ve O" th ' ' a r m .................................................................... - o f Its laborers, not in W ashington. ended la .t Saturday n i« h . w a . JUd- I ’m s ta n d in ’ th e r e , w o n d e r in g their children, L o u is , and Mavis, - The other day I read how some * w hat to do next, a young soldier ged a very good one by those in epough to go around. D eliveries but are turning <iver th e w orries hom e w ith them .__________• . folks w orry about the soldiers • and labor problem s of operating stops alongside. attendance. havin’ a gla ss o f beer now and W H . H elyer and W illard H el- o f beef. pork. Iamb and m u tton SCHOOL BILL A mixed car of sh eep and hogs by packers for civilian use havb it to Mr. P ow ell. then. W ell, a fter secin* Charlie, I yer of A ntelope w ere visitors In “Need some help?” he asks. don’t think there’s much cause fo r , N ext N ovem ber 3 the voters w as shipped Tuesday from Moro been curtailed alth ou gh m eat ra- people to fret. “Got her alm ost fixed,” I says. by L. H. Martin. tinning is not expected to go into are going to get a chance to vote L • * '• *•___ r . V\ “B u t still she w on’t sta rt.” From th e O bserver. Oct. 19. 1993 e ff ect. for a few m onths. T his w ill on aeveral m easures that w ill be Just like Charlie sa y s—“If ypu can tru st us with guns and Bhipz ships on th e ballot. There has been Henry Schadew itz has b e e n m ake certain th at the needs o f “Looks like your carburetor’s and tanks, I guess you can tru st 1 flooded,” he says. “Got a screw little or no discussion o f these busy unloading lum ber destined our arm ed forces and a llie s— 6J us w ith a glass o f beer once in a driver handy?” m easures and*-with war and war for his farm w here he w ill r e billion pounds of m e r t— are met. . . . , , while, if we happen to want one.” And m eantim e w e m i’’ t share the m atters being the sole topic of build the barn destroyed by Are T hat young soldier knew w hat — ’ ............ . . • ■ " 111 " 1 ' 1 7 1 billion pounds available for conversation, and alm ost the sole tw o m onths ago. 4 And I know the beer industry he wqs doin’ all right. W ent to Civilian consum ers topic o t new spapers, it is doubt- Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Morgan re- civilian use. is co-operating w ith the Arm y and work ju st like a professional. ful if th ese m easures receive t)te ’ turned Friday from an auto trip would take m ore than 21 billion the law -enforcem ent officers to see . “ She’ll be O.K. now,” he says, th at beer is sold in good, clean, proper discussion before they are t< the R ose city. They report th e pounds if it w ere available. straightenin’ up and sm ilin’. decent places. dbelde d n p ea by. »th e v a tawir ....... ... . tveath e i1 tm d »highw ay both fine. • • • Moro post, A m erican Legion, w ill ' E ven the Mason Jar is being This new spaper w ill m ake an From where I sit, this country's Quick - Easy - Safe Boy’s face looked sort of fam il a ttem p t to explain as m any of celebrate A rm istice day. N ovefni drafted to war w ork after years never seen a finer, bctL . - iar. And darned if that soldier th e m easures as possible betw een ber 12 w ith a picture show and o f faith fu l service to hom e c a n behaved lot of men than the < ” ?v Writ« or Calf for ning. A W PB order prohibiting in uniform t o d a y ...I ’m not Wv.iy- dance. wasn’t young Charlie Jenkins from now and N ovem ber 3. Complete Information in’ about ’em! Elm Street. Used to be a round- Posters are out announcing a the use of zinc in the* m anufae- ‘ The* bill w hich w ould take state •' * - • shouldered kid—one of those jitter com m unity sale at Moro this Sat- ture of closures for glass con- incom e ta x es above 37,750,000 ‘a bugs you hear about. Say! You year and return it to the co u n urday beginning at ten o’clock. tnlners sounded Its dénth knell. th e w o u ld n ’t k n o w h im a f t e r s i x ties for distribution to county Several horses, hogs, som e farm But an excellent substitute foi m on th s in th e Arm y. F ifte e n maqftlnory and several good auto- the zinc Jar top is available In the sch ools has no support ln the v o pcrcelnln closure w ith a steel« m obiles are up for sale. ter’s pam phlet. It w as prepared v i-H ead O ffic e , P o rtla n d , O re g o n •.»■■' ‘ Carl Gregg is th e owner o f a rim. And by this change m illions and initiated by the school te a M tM B IR ((O iR A I DI P 0 S I I IN ^ U R A N C f C 0 R P 0 R A T I ó N Ao. 50 òf a Series 1942, Brewing¡.idusiry r v.ntla.ion new sedan. Speed th e day w hen of housew ives who do hom e can- cher* o f the state, or rather, by •very farm er can ow n a good car. ning w ill be aiding th e w ar effort th e lobby that purports tp act < e Kent Girl Visits MT. umn Parents Here BUY From Portland In Other Days From w here I s i t . . . Joe Marsh Save Time by using this Modern Deposit Plan T h e D a lle s B ra n c h oz U n ite d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k i
