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th e arm y and for our a llie s.
Kelly’s Column
T h ese
ch a n g es
m a k e fo r a
ch a n g e in a ttitu d e .
C o m m ercia l
Ashing is now o f m ore im p o r ta n ce
than sp o rt fishing, in fa ct is th e
on ly fray to m ake th é fish v a lu ­
a b le or a v a ila b le at all.
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23. 1942
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C A R L H E N D R IC K S
T h e su d d en d eath o’f Carl H e n ­
d rick s b rou gh t sa d n ess to n early
ev e ry h om e in h is Judicial d is­
trict for th e r e w e r e but f e w
h om es in w h ich he w a s n ot n u m ­
bered a s frien d . H e had th e fine
g ift o f frie n d lin ess. H e liked p e o ­
p le and w as ab le to in d ica te th at
lik in g so o th e rs
resp on d ed by-
lik in g h im in return.
H e w a s plain Cgrl H en d rick s, a
sm a ll tow n boy w h o had m ade a
fine rep u ta tio n in h is ch o se n pro-
lts s lo n , and
ele v a tio n
to -th e
Judgeship, or n ear
a p p o in tm e n t
jo th e su p r em e b en ch m ad e no
d ifferen ce in h is a ttitu d e tow ard
th e t h o u s a n d s h e called his
f r i e n d s— and w h o called him
friend .
In h is ow n co u n ty , W h eeler, h e
w as con sid ered a son by th e o l­
der resid en ts. E ld e rly w om en <5n
b ill ra n ch es sp o k e to h im , and o .
him . as If h e w er e a m em b er o f
¿he fa m ily ; sto c k m e n ask ed h is
a d v ic e on
m a tte r s
large and,
am all. H e g a v e fr e e ly o f h im self
and w a s loved for It.
H e w as on e o f th e s t a te ’s best
stu d e n ts o f th e law . H e m ade U
h is life and th e su b je c t o f m any
o f h is co n v er sa tio n s. T h is in te r ­
est in h is Job m ad e h im a good
Judge, resp ected and revered by
all w h o k n ew h im . H e w as fair,
Im partial, ju st an d b oth sid e s a c-
cep ted h is d ecisio n s w ith o u t qulb-
ble.
U n d o u b ted ly
he w ould have
had a career
th a t w ou ld
h ay e
b rou gh t a d d itio n a l h on or to m m .
h is d istric t and h is sta te had he
b u t b een a b le to co n tin u e In life.
T h a t h e w a s - cu t d ow n
in th e
p rim e o f life b rin gs sorrofr, not
on ly for an ab le Judge ta k e p from
th e co u rts, b u t fo r a fine frien d
rem oved fro m th e l i v e s o f so
m an y.
n
o f t
PHnnpd
can n ed
F R ID A Y ,
b een ta k en to ce n tra l cam p s. T h ere
w ere so m a n y civ ilia n A m e r ic a n )
in th e P h ilip p in e s th a t th ey w ere
a s a rule, a cc o rd in g to best In ­
fo rm a tio n , p laced In c o n c e n tr a ­
tio
n c a m p s on th e island o f L u ­
T h erefo re
It se em s th a t th e
w isest v o te on the fish b ill is a zon. A rep ort h as Just b een In-
NO vote, w h ich w ill k eep t h e «»»<*1 to th e effect th a t 3000 in ­
stre a m s open to co m m er cia l f i s h - s terned c iv ilia n s at M anila are held
ty cnm
ca m pj
pus
erm en w h o se ca tc h e s w ill g o in to a t Hanto T o m a s u n iv ersity
ca n s for so ld iers in stead o f in to ®n th is 30 a cre c a m p u is s t h oy e
;i rvi
foun
d
liv
in
g
aoç
ÜX-
w ill be a b le to get to th e rivers.
c e e d ln g ly lim ited . It is said bv
th e
M ANPOW ER
or-
T he n ation is g e ttin g to th e p lace in te rn ee s w er e p erm itted
w h ere it ca n n o t ju st ask for m en Ka n *ze th e m se lv e s in to so m e th in g
und h a v e th em co m e fo rth . T h ere
an efficien t g o v e r n m e n t and by
lab ors.
u sin g . thus
is a sh o r ta g e of m en in in d u stry, /h e ir ow n
a t lea st, -there is a sh o r ta g e o f sk ille d in th e ir resp ectiv e, lin es.
m en th e w ay in d u stry is m a n a g ed c o n sid er a b ly
b etter 4 h e ir liv in g
m en so it can d isc h a r g e so m e o f
th e eld e rs w h o h a v e b e e n 'fo u n d i s .
be b etter m a c h in ists th a n so ld iers.
T he w rite r w as a m o n g th e m a j­
ority th a t voted for SB5S w h ich
closed th e co a sta l stre a m s to com
m ereiai fish ing.
T h at vote w as
given b eca u se It w a s fe lt th at w ith
an ever in cr ea sin g tou rist b u si­
n ess O regon m igh t a ttr a ct m ore
p eop le and reap m ore a ctu a l ln-
*
*
c o m e from
sp ort
fish ing than
from co m m er cia l fish in g, w hich is
n ot
n o r m a lly
a v er y lu cr a tiv e
b u sin ess fo r th e fish erm en on the
sm a ll str e a m s o f th e coast.
S in ce th e ea r ly m o b th s of 1941
w h en th a t vote w a s cast c o n d i­
tio n s h a v e ch a n g ed very m a te r ­
ially.
T h e r e la now n o to u rist bu«d-
n ew . L ocal r e sid e n ts w ill soon be
no r w tr lc te d In tr a v e l th a t th e y
can n o t en jo y m u ch A shing for
ste e lh e a d s or a n y th in g else. T h e
n a tio n Is a t w ar an d th e re Is a
»,
F o r tu n a te ly , th e • c h a i r m a n
p o in ts ou t, th e r e ’s p len ty of feed
a v a ila b le , sto red ln th e o v erflo w ­
in g e le v a to r s and farm gran arle«
ln th e C o lu m b ia basin w h e a t belt.
T h e {governm ent feed w h e a t p ro ­
g ram p ro v id es th e m a ch in e ry for
m o v in g th is w h ea t from the g r a n ­
ary to th e feed pen.
, It h a s been su g g ested th a t th e
U n ited S ta tes m ig h t b ette r c o n tin -
ll© to be th e a rsen a l o f d em o c-
racy in stead o f u sin g a ll its w e ll-
train ed m en
as so ld iers.
T h is
w ould m ean a sm a lle r a rm y and in th e n a tio n 's w a rtim e p rogram
m ore m en in in d u stry and a g r i­ to co n tro l Inflation.
cu ltu r e w h ere th ey could p rod uce
T h e c o m p le te sev en p oint p ro ­
th e m a ch in e s und food n eed ed by
g ram It w ill be reca lled . In clu des
th e U nited N a tio n s’ arm ies.'
h ea v y ta x a tio n , retail p rice ceil
No o th e r nation Is'so w ell eq u ip lu gs, w a g e sta b iliza tio n , f a r m
ped to m a k e th e m a te r ia ls w ith p rice sta b iliza tio n , m ore w ar bond
w h ich to fight, no o th e r n ation sa les, r a tio n in g o f sc a rc e co m tn o -
h a s th e train ed -men.
T h ey do d ities, and m o re
d eb t p a y m en t
h a v e th e m an p ow er,
m a n p o w e r w ith less« cred it b uyin g,
th a t W la rg ely
u n a b le to fight
A d m in istra tiv e a c tio n u n d er th e
w ith o u t th e m odern w ea p o n s w o la te st law b egan a lm o st im m e d la -
can m a k e ln th e u n ite d S ta tes.
. tely an d in clu d ed th e a p p o in tm e n t
In Other Days
WAR BONDS
i*
It Is Imperative that the ship lanes
be kept free of ice. With American
N. F. H an sen and fa m ily are troop» occupying Iceland and the
Again a t h o m e in th e H a rb k e res- Navy using the northern route for
Idence which w a s recently purch- transportation of supplies to Russia.
used by them.
ice breaker» are essential to Naval
Mr. Zell and fa m ily c a m e up operations. The ice breaker is a
Saturday, specially . constructed ship with
from
C a lifo rn ia la st
F ro m th e O b server, O ct. 24. 1913
T h ey a re v isitin g a t th e h o m e o f
G eorge
L lew ellen ,
Mrs.
Z e ll’s
b rother.
Mr. M cF add en , th e n ew o w n er
o f th e M ow ry farm haa sw elled
the p o p u la tio n o f th e co u n ty se a t
of S herm an.
A. B. W olfard is h a v in g b u ilt
a tw o story 26x32
re sid en ce at
B ig g s to re p la ce th e o n e h e lo st
by fire la st sp rin g.
M ore th a n a q u arter o f a m il­
lion b u sh els o f w h e a t w ere sold
u nd er th e . g o v er n m e n t
program
to O regon fa rm er s d u rin g S ep t­
em b er. T a y lor ex p e c ts th a t th is
v o lu m e w ill In crease ev e ry m on th
"as m o re fa r m e r s b eco m e a w a re bf
th e feed v a lu e o f w h ea t.
S ev era l y ea r s a g o ,- w h en p re-
'C o n tin u ed from p a r e one»
. .
w n ich re m a in s to be a n sw e re d by
fu tu re ev e n ts. On th e w h o le, h o w -
eVer. su b sta n tia l p ro g ress is b e­
in g m ad e w ith m ea su re s fo r th e
sta b iliza tio n o f farm p rices,
an
w ell tt8 w h h th e o th e r a, x p o ln , rt
W k a i 'Ifoußiuj, W iilt
T H E F ISH BILL
E
W h en co n sid ered ln 4(tlrm s of
th e feed n eed ed to p rod uce liv e ­
sto ck a n d p ou ltry p rod ucts, n one
o f O r eg o n ’s 20
m illion
b u sh e l,
w h e a t crop can be ca lled “s u r ­
p lu s” , a d v ise s It. B. T aylor, o f
th e U S D A w ar board.
All o f the" b eef, m ilk , m utton ,
pork, w o o l an d e g g s th a t O regon ’s
fa rm er s ca n turn ou t In 1943 «will
be needl'd. V ast a m o u n ts of feed
w ill be requ ired to ob tain th is
p ro d u ctio n .
u n d er th e co st plus sy stem . T h ere co n d itio n s. Id en tific a tio n o f offl -
is a sh o r ta g e o f m en in a g r ic u l- cera and c o m m itte e s in th e g o v -
___1
a «
.
- - .
ture and d a n g er th a t p eo p le w ill ern in g body is rev ea led hut no
g o h u n gry w ith p o ck ets b u lg in g effort Is m ad e to g iv e th e n a m e s
w ith hljph w ar tim e w a g es— a n o th e i ot o th e rs held th ere. R e c e n tly th e
sign o f poor eco n o m ic p la n n in g , in te r n a tio n a l Red C ross started
just a s it w a s poor ec o n o m ic p la n - n n u m b er o f le tte r s from relative*?
n ing w hen p e o p le w en t
h u n g ry *n ^ i s co u n tr y to p riso n ers o f th e
w h ile food w&s b ein g d estro y ed . J a p a n e se, but w a s u n a b le to offer
T h e a rm y Is a sk in g for m o re m en nn ^ aaaurance
th a t th e
le tte r s
a lth o u g h d em a n d s ‘h a v e b een e u t w o u ld b e d eliv ered .
|o a . to ta l o f 7,500,000 Instead o f
J 3.000,000.
A rm y w a n t«
y o u n g ECONOMIST REPORTS
It is high tim e w e w ere stu d y - o f a d ire cto r o f ec o n o m ic sta b ll-
in g th e m an p o w er q u estio n from lzation w ho w ill be a d v ised by
th e p oin t o f view of th e U nited * p o licy board co m p o sed of g o v -
Nations in stead
from th e lo ca l ©rnm ent officials and r e p r e s e n ta -
p o litica l a n g le.
tiv e s o f a g ricu ltu r e, lab or and in -
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d u stria l m a n a g e m e n t.
A m erica n citizen s w ill be Inter-
T h e p ro g re ss a g a in st in fla tio n
este d in th e
story in th is Issue to d ate, h o w ev er, h a s not b een
w h erein th e y are told th a t th ey en o u g h . W ar e x p e n d itu r e s h a v e
w ill r e c e iv e a h ta rin g b e fo r e th e reach ed a r a te o f 65 b illio n do!-
ra tio n in g b oard s b efo re th e y a re lars a y ea r and are sc h e d u led to
fined or
b efo re th ey lo se their go h ig h e r. T h is is m o r e th a n
tires or g a s ra tio n cards.
tw ice th e n m o y n t b ein g c o lle c te d
W h en it is n ecessa ry to g u a r a n ­ by th e fed er a l g o v e r n m e n t a s t a x ­
from th e sa le
of w c-
te e A m e rica n s a h ea rin g b efo re es and
ta k in g so m e th in g Is tak en from bonds. C on su m er in co m es reflect
th is h ig h le v e l o f w a r e x p e n d i­
th e m th e re is so m e th in g w ron g.
tu res w h ile th e su p p ly of c o n s u m ­
er
g o o d s is b ein g cu rta iled .
N ext to rain in J u n e th e m ost
T ills b u y in g p ressu re on w h o le ­
im p o rta n t rafn In th e w h e a t f a r ­
m ers sc h e d u le Is rain In S e p te m ­ sa le and re ta il p rices by c o n su m ­
ber. E ven rain O ctob er w ould bo ers w ith b illio n s o f su rp lu s in ­
co m e is ex p ec ted to be held In
p retty good .
- I
ch eck bj> th e ex te n sio n o f w a r ­
tim e co n tro ls o f w a g es and prices,
and o th e r m ea su re s in clu d ed in
the in flation co n tro l program . Can
SENATOR M cNARY
i nda is a h ea d o f th is co u n try w ith
a n ti-in fla tio n m ea su res and is pla -
T h er e is p rob ab ly not th e s lig h t ­
Pr»n> .h e ObaM-ver. <>«(. 2». 1(2:1
d e p e n d e n c e ,a r s e ,y u pon Boak
e st d ou b t h u t th a t C h arles L. M c­
co n su m e r p u r ch n sln s
N a ry w ill b e
retu rn ed to th e , A party o f five ra ilw a y en g ln - l,,K u|>
i, se n a te ln th e N o v em b e r elec tio n . ee rs w*ere h ere th is w eek , ch e c k in g p ow er w ith m ore se v er e Incom e
T h er e sh o u ld be no d ou b t at all. up p ro g re ss on th e n ew steel b e ­ ta?:eswthan a re p rop osed here, and
in g laid by th e ra ilw a y b etw een by en fo rced sa v ih g s.
M cN ary is m u ck th e a b lest m an
Moro and G rass V alley.
O regon h a s In W a sh in g to n .
C ontin ued from P a g e One
F r a n c is A nd erson,
n ep h ew o f
H is 26 y e a r s o f ex p er ie n c e as a
p
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w
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m e n t nt th e end o f h is first
se n a to r h a v e g iv en h im -the k n o w ­
31 h e h a s a w epk in office.
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‘‘T h e o p p o rtu n ity w h i c h ha«
n e e d e d to e n a b le h im to g et M rs. C. L. Irelan d, left T h u rsd ay
b een g iv en to serve th is g rea t in
h
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se.
th in g s d on e. M cN ary k n ow s w h o
W ord w a s receiv ed la te T h u rs- Rtitu tlo n and to join in th e broad
to see, h ow to see h im , an d w h en .
day e v e n in g th a t H u gh M cIn tyre p ro g ra m w h ich co n cern s so m any
* A s m in o r ity lea d er h e is p ro b ­
had m et d ea th th a t a fte rn o o n In
^ e Im portan t affairs o f th e
ab ly th e b u sie st m an on t h e s e n ­
an a u to a cc id en t n ear P en d leto n . P eop le o f th e sta te is d eep ly a p -
a te floor. In fa ct, h e se em s to
Mr. M cIn tyre le ft M oro T h u r s- p red a ted ."
h a v e m o re to sa y a b o u t le g is la ­
d ay m o rn in g , d riv in g a F ord car. ..............— 1 -..........
tion th a n d o es an y
o th e r m an
It Is p resu m ed th a t h is car got
th ere. T h is p osition c o m e s from
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ou t o f co n tro l in so ft g ra v el by
h is n a tu ra l a b ility a s a stu d en t
h is not b ein g fa m ilia r w ith th a t
o f m en and g o v e r n m e n t and from
typ e o f a u to . H e had rented h is
lo n g y ea r s in W a sh in g to n .
p lace n ear Moro to h is son and
T h e a ss is ta n c e h e r e c e n tly g a v e
w as m o v in g back to h is old h om e
to 8 h erm a n co u n ty tow ard a s a t ­
a
t A th en a .
isfa c to r y s e ttle m e n t o f Its p r o b ­
le m s sh o u ld a ssu re h im o f th e
re sp ec t and a ffe c tio n o f th e e n ­
tire co u n ty . E v en h e m ay not
su cc ee d ln reta in in g t h e rallroa 1.
but if h e ‘d o es n ot do it. it could-
n ot be d o n e at a ll. H e g a v e th e
q u e stio n h is a tte n tio n , h is in te r ­
est an d h is u n d ersta n d in g .
Feed Grains
N m ) Important
In Meat Shortage
w
n —
— p
sa ilt
lm n o o n
so
Save our
STEELH
_ P ro m o tes T a r Bonds.—Urging farmer# to purchase War Bonds every mar­
ket day, this striking War Bond poster w ill serve as a constant reminder of
the farmer’s stake in the War, for it w ill be displayed generally m the rura
ureas during the next few months. Illustration is by John Steuart Curry.
Kent Residents
Honor George
F ro m th e O b serv er, O ct. 23, 1903
Mr*. H a d ley o f T h e D a lles is
h ere k eep in g h o u se fo r h er f a ­
th er, S im on E lco ck , d u rin g the*
a b se n c e o f Mrs. E lco c k a t th e
Ice breakers of the'Kickapoo class
h o sp ita l w ith M iss M innie, w ho. operating in the North Atlantic cost
by th e w ay. Is reco v erin g n icely.
approximately J10.963,800. You can
A ttorn ey J. B. H osford is ab -
help our Navy build these ships by
se n t th is w eek on b u sin ess in c o n ­ investing si least ten percen t of your
income in War Bonds every pay­
n ection w ith th e ra ilw a y b u ild in g
day. Enroll in the payroll savings
to C ondon from A rlin gton .
plan or apply ‘at the nearest bank
J oh n D etjena h a s sold out and
or
postofllce. y, y. Treasury Department
m o v er from G rass V alley to Tho
lilie s
BUY
Barnet Now 86
A b irth d a y party in h o n o r o f
G eo rg e B a rn et o f T he D a lle s w as
g iv en h ere Sunday, by
r e la tiv es
and frien d s. It w a s h is 86th b ir t h -
day.
T h ere h a s b een q u ite a n u m b er
Qf th e m en fro m
th is co m m u n ity
fleer h u n tin g , m ost o f w h o m are
now h o m e w ith v a ry in g q u a n titie s
o f deer.
- . *
’? s? •
Q lenn and L eona S a th e r . w ere
v isito rs |n M oro S a tu rd a y .
Mrs. W. C. G u y t o n - a n d Mrs.
J. J. D eck er w er e v isitin g in Port *
land w h ile th e ir h u sb a n d s w ere
iP-er h u n tin g . ~ '
T h e r.crap d rive th:yt th e sch o o l
held la st T u esd ay se em ed to. h a v e
hcen pretty fair. B u t 20,000 lb s
m ore a re n eeded to
in su re th •
m o n ey to p u rch a se o f th e m ovie
m a ch in e. A n o th er d rive w ill
held F riday, O ctob er 30.
Gordon L em ley o f G rass Va
lev w as a v isito r nt th e
K ellc.
b om * la st w eek en d .
Mr. and Mrs.! K en n eth Snthc
and d a u g h ters -w ere v isito r s in
K ent la st w eek . T h e g ir ls sta y ed
a few days w ith th e ir g r a n d p a r ­
en ts, Mr. and M rs. I.ouia S a th er
w h ile th eir p a ren ts w er e in P ort
land.
i
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. N orton n r ’
so n s R oss qnd W llev and d a n k -
ter C arole and Mrs. M ax P le u m k e
w ere v isito rs in T h e D a lle s F rid a y
- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W ilson w ere
v isito r s in T he D a lles o n e day bv-t
w eek .
R o ss N orton, A. a fte r th r ee w ee k s
ot illn e ss and re co v e ry from ai.
o p eration , is back in sc h o o l ag a in
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n K o e p k e and
d a u g h ters of R ed m o n d w ere here
last w eek en d at th e h o m e o f her
ra r e n ts Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M c ­
K ay.
L. V. W alton o f T h e D a lle s w as
a v isito r in K en t MondajW”
Mr. and Mrs. L. W . A m ick of
The Dalles were visitors here in
Kent Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Preece and
Mra. William Price were weekend
v isito rs in P o rtlan d
R ev. O. W . J o n es le ft fo r a deer
h eavily arm ored bows and power- h u n tln g trJp nn(1 for n y jgjt
ful engines that crush the ic© floes
rather than ram through them.
.VICTORY
U N IT E D
with profits for a faih!
STA TES
passed by dVerv/helniinj» vote in Sen­
ate and House, signed by the Governor,
making it a law. h c 'c te /iu r n has been
invoked by those who would exploit,
by “net fishing” the garnest of gxne
fish— cteelkezd.
CI Does npt rTect Columbia River
commercial fishing.
<1 Play fair w ith the boys in the ser­
vice, so they n>ay find their “»tcclhe»d”
h ih .ng when they return.
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AND
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this Modern Deposit Plan
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C om plete Information
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H ea d O ffic e , P o rtla n d , O regon
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w s u r sn c i
c o r p o r a t io n
From where I s it...
in Joe Marsh
DON’T ever ar?ue with Grandma
Hoskins about American history
unless vou know what you’re talk­
ing about. Because when Grandma
states a fact, it really is a fact.
The other day we got to talking
about ueorge Washington — who
besides being a great general, was
a public surveyor, a successful
farmer» and a wise statesman.
H ouse o f R e p r esen ta tiv es and
made th e m otion u rg in g “ the
manufacture of beer in every State
of the Union.” And that same year
Massachusetts passed an act stat­
ing that “the wholesome qualities
of malt liquors greatly recommend
them to general use.”
*
*
*
From there on — until early in
1918,
the brewing industry kept
“And he nytde m ighty good Jbecr,
growing and beer and ale kept get­
too,” says Grandma.
Mrs, C arrie H olt o f R ed m on d is
ting better and better. .
h ere to spend a co u p le o f w e e k s
That was news to most of us.
Then came prohibition . . . thir­
v isitin g h er sister, Mrs. J. L. Mat -
“ You can see his privr^e recipe
teen dark years that bred vice and
for beer right in the New York
h es and brother, R o y B a rn et.
crime. Grandma says it taught
Public Library,” Grandma Hos
Mr. and Mrs. E . R. B a rn et and
kins tells us. “In his own hand-~'*'us something though - something
son, G arry o f P a rk d a le w ere over
writing, at th a t”
that George Washington and all
n ig h t g u ests of J. L. M a th es S a t­
those other early American states­
urday.
men knew all along . . . that r.o
And then she opened up on how
W illiam
H ely er o f
A n telo p e
law ever takes the place of self-
Washington
and
those
others
who
w as a v isito r h ere M onday.
,
restraint and moderation.
* founded America believed in beer
L atest n ew s from S erg ea n t E arl
*
♦
♦
and moderation. Told us about Wil­
B ryant, w ho is in a ta n k d iv isio n ,
That’s
why
they
were
friends of
liam Penn who had his own brew­
a t F ort K nox, K y., is tTiat h e is
beer and made moderation a cor­
ery down in Pennsylvania, and Is­
ex p ec tin g a ten d ay fu r lo u g h th a t
n ersto n e of American freedom .
rael Pulnam . . . Samuel Adams of
They were right about a lot of
he w ill spend p a rtia lly In O regon.
Massachusetts and J a n ie s Ogle­
things — Washington and Adams
thorpe of Georgia.
and Penn. And from where I sit,
“Beer,” Grandma goes on, “has
they certainly were right about
growrrup with the country heea’—e
moderation, too.
it’s a symbol of good fellowr.’nip
»and moderation.” '
Way back in 1789, she. told us,*
Buy
James Madison stood up in thp
0 « Job Is to Save
"tollars
VVjr Bonds
Every Pay Off/
No. 51 o f a Series
N O T IC E
IS
HEREBY
G IV E N
that A. H. McIntyre, of Wasco,
Oregon, has been appointed Ad­
ministrator of the E state of Al-
exander J. McIntyre,
deceased,
and has qualified as such.
A ll
p erso n s
h a v in g
c la im s
a g a in st said E s ta te are h ereb y
n otified and required to p resen t
the sam e, d u ly v erified , to «aid
A d m in istra to r at th e ab o v e a d ­
d ress w ith in six m o n th s from th e
d ate o f th e ^Irst p u b lica tio n o f
th is n otice.
V.
T he first p u b lica tio n is O ctob er
16, 1942.
A. H. M cIn tyre, A d m in istra to r.
J T racy B arton ,
A ttorn ey for th e E stu te.
NOTICE O F SEASONAL
DETERM INATION
N o tice is h ereoy g iv en thkt th
em p lo y er s listed b elow h uve bee
d eterm in ed to be se a so n a l
err
p loyers w ith in th e m eu n ln g
r
.Section 126-707 O.C.L.A. A ny ir
terested p arty m ay requ est a hear
ing b efo re th e C om m ission with
In ten d a y s a fte r fin a l public*
lion o f th is n otice.
The
“ofl
sr a e o n ” (in ca len d a r w e e k s) •
each se a so n a l em p lo y er in She'
m an C oun ty is a s stated l»ebnv:
Moro G rain G row ers A ssn., 3f
8
' OREGON U N EM PLO Y M EN T
C O M P E N SA T IO N COM M ISSIO
D ated and first p u b lish ed th is 16r
d ay o f O ctob er, 1942.
D ate o f last p u b lication , th e JOt
day o f O ctob er, 1942.
50-5
N O T IC E
OF
F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T
N c tic e is g iv en th at th e un
Mgned h as filed h is fin al a c e
as a d m in istra to r o f th e E stat
L lzz.e Iren a D avis, d ecea sed ,
th e C oun ty C ourt
of
S her
C oun ty h as p ia d e an or<F*r dli
in g th is n o tic e and se ttin g th e
d ay o f N ovem b er, 1 9 42,
at
o ( lock A. M. as th e tim e and
C ounty C ourt room a t th e Co
C ourt H ou se, Moro, O regon,
’h e p la ce for h ea rin g o f object;
ar:y, to th e fin a l a cco u n t
. -o ttiem en t o f said e sta te .~ ~ j
•? first p u b lic a tio n , O ctober
342.
P. W aldo D avis, A d m in istr
c f th»* E sta te of L izzie 1
D avis, d ece a se d .
Save T im e by using
-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
C This measure is Senate B ill No. S3,
W AR
Q u ic k
sent wheat supplies w e r e still
merely a possibility, the OSC e x ­
periment station in cooperation
with the AAA carried on exten­
sive wheat feeding experiment«
and
demonstrations. "• These, as
well as tests ln other state«, show ­
ed that wheat is superior to corn
for fattening hogs, and is equal
to other feed grain© ln feeding
beef, lamb«, poultry and dairy
cattle, when properly handled.
Information on beef ‘ method«
of feeding wheat, together" with
recommended rations, 1« found in
Hcveral recent bulletins Issued bj
the experiment station and ex ­
tensión service,
obtainable free
from any extension office.
1942, Brewing Industry Foundation
N O TICE
TO
C R E D IT O R S
N otice is tf^ feh y giv en that
U’id ersign ed h a s been d uly
p ointed by tha C ounty Cour
th< S tate o f O regon, for Sher
C ounty, E x e cu tr ix o f th e E
o f H erm an J u liu s S ch illin g ,
ceased.
.A ll p erson s h a v in g c la im s ag
aid e sta te are h ereb y requir:
r r e s e a t th e sa m e to th e ur
sign ed w ith v o u ch ers p rop erly
ified as by law required.
D ated th is 19th day o f Sep
le r , 1 942.
E th a May S ch illin g,
E x e cu tr ix o f th e E sta te
H erm an J u liu s S c h illin g
D eceaai
G avin & G avin, A ttorn eys,
T he D alles, O regon.
4
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.0.1
Moro, Oregoi
Meets Every Second an
Fourth Thursdays in ei
Month. V isiting membt
Invited
Marie Hoskinson, W. M.
Pauline Douma, Sec.
I-ureka L odge N o. 12F A -F & .A
Meets on the 1st
3rd Thursday ev
nings of Bach monl
Visiting members a
cordially invited
meet with us.
Dnrwin Van Gilder,*W. M.
C V. Belknap, Secretary
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O.
Moro, Oregon
Meets 1st and 3
Tuesdays
in t
I.0 ..0 .F . hall Tr
sleuth and visitii
brothers are cor<
ally invited to me
.vith us.
rV’ l May, N. G.
Percy Thompson, Sec.
I opine Rebekah Lodge No.~ 1
Moro. Oregon
Meets 2d A 4th Tues
Jay of each month.
Visiting members wel
come.
! pcflle May, N. G.
Florence Johnston, 8<