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»» J AXV*. \ J ü lR N A L , MOHO. OREGON. l 'R ID A Y , OCTOBER SO. 1*41 7 L ”;* « - ..............- ............ .. 4 « The people of the U nited S tates The M aster Engravers. have been la d ly and unnecessarily 3.03 Sup’t supplies deceived nbout the true sta te o f ~ Continued from P age One Shernsa* Scanty Observer R ex P utnam , su p ’t supplies 7»60 affairs at the battle fio n ts. W e Con •inner! from p9ge one. O verhaul of m achine for sh er Established N ot . 2, 1888 are told of ship sinkings long a fter plenty of cham pions In the house. T. Lester Johnson, expenses re: iff* s office 12.60 Crass Valley Journal they have occured; In fact, we R. R. hearing Shaplko branch 12.00 U q u or salesm en in Oregon who Established Oct. 14.1897 W asco-Sherm an P ublic m ay even now have lost a b attle City of W asco, city of W asco’s . CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 or two the new s of w hich is b ein g * * ™ been busy w orking up a earn- H ealth D ep’t, nurse’s aal. 72.50 share proceeds of sale of tax Wasco News-Enterprise w ith held. That is poor public's palgn against th e proposal of Sen- N urse’s travel 57.65 ISO.05 foreclosed property 37.50 ■*» Established Nov. 1891 psyqhology. poor governm ent, even ator b e e Of O klahom a to prohibit CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 Earl B ryant of the. Arm y, uta- E M- A lley, coroner’s fees 6.20 L. L. Peetz, road forem an 44.25 if it is good politics b eiore an | l<juor around cantoninents have 67.90 JS, M cPherson, road labor tioned som ew here in th e east w as H.andard Oil Co. of California pi *>/*t io n 1 z Published Every Friday at 1C.80 . . succeeded in securing the cooper-, D J. M cLach’ . in road labor There has been indecision about • a visitor here Saturday. E xpense o f official car 30.82 Moro. Oregon 96.05 * * ■ fv < * t • V L. L. P eetz, road foreman handling of the m anpower o f th e 'ation of m any citizens, Judging good Foss & Co. exp. of official car 4.51 p . Me p e r s o n , road labor T he K ent Grange had 89.60 Editor nation and it w as not until th is from th e num ber o f telegram s Cites L. F rench A fter S. W . Searcy, courthouse 80.80 crow d out for its dance, C B argenholt. road labor have been received from Entered as second class matter at w eek that som e tu le was m ade 25.00 5.69 Ros3 O m duff, clerical wa » su p p lies p a y in g x the orchestra 526 about keeping^m en in production delegation from th at state, the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon Slate Irldus. Acc. A s.'n, pro- D epartm ent of A griculture of «fending them all to w ar. cleared. under Act of Congress of March instead 15.82 Food production of the nation h u T h e tenor o f the m e e e v e e I . that 3.76 tection road em ployees M iss H elen Bather of T he Dnl- Sealer, wts. & m srs 8. 1879. N ational H ospital Ass'n, been Jeapordized thereby and it thia is som ething for the arm ed les and Mike Garrison of the U.S. Chas. L. M ontgom ery, Labor 6.00 road em ployees 'M- m ay result Jn hunger w ithin our forces to deal w ith and th a t it arm y w ere overnight visitors at t on grounds sround shed 2.5't L eslie C. Scott, state trees. own borders before w inter is oyer. can be handled by forbidding any the Bather hom e Saturday. They 50 percent of fine in re The conduct of the ar is th one sellin g or givin g a drink o f cam e up ,lor the dance returning May & Son,, board o f pris 50.00 4.07 Circuit court case 2590 main question before the voters. . , D alles from w here Gar- oners, county Jail T um -A -L um Lum ber Co. The only op p o.tu n lfy for th em to in toxicating liquor to a aoU ler or lio n F irem an M fg. Co. r e 5.25 G eneral road supplie» express favor or criticism about sailor in uniform . Such w as the M exico pairs fo r courthouse furnace 2.95 J K. M cKean, m achine rep. 61.90 th e war will be next T uesday. . regulation in th e first world war. George B arnet and son. M elvin , OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER C. M. C levenger, gas & oil 2.25 " In state, district and county A s an alternative, opponents su g - ot M aupin w ere here at the M at N ational A ss’n of Co. SUBSCRIPTION RATES W alther-W illiam aC o. tiré rep. 4.00 Officials, 5 subscriptions to affairs the . question before th e Payable in Advance . nf gest that a dry area be created hes hom e. 10.00 P ike's Garage, m achintry rep. 8.°° ONE YEAR ........................... *L5° voters is the age old o n e of good Barbara H arfison and G eral ’’C ounty Officer” F oss & Co. m achinery rep. 1.45 governm ent; the question o f votin g but this restricted zone should 2.50, dine N orton of Portland w ere R / A. 8tow , Justice fees 8. W. Searcy sundry sup. 16.25 for experienced and efficient m en <iot be such as to affect tow ns. OCTOBER M , 1*4* w eekend visitors at the N ortons., c it y of Moro, W ater for 6.15 Moro Garage, m ach. rep.- >and wom en to conduct th e yovernr. G eraldine w en t back Sunday and efu rth o u se, Septem ber 11.7 i C lty o f Moro, Sep t, water . H ousew ives w ho have depended m ent. , Miss Harrison M onday RAILROAD 1.75 rent, M oro _ shed That Is im portant, too, e sp e c for years on th e old M ason Jar V ernon M iller of Moro w as a I’ac. Tel. & Tel. Co. phonea Pacific P ow er A Light Co. N ew s colum ns carry the glad ially in these tim es w hen g re a te r - 30.80 all offices w ith Its zinc lid for hom e canning caller here Monday. Sept, lights, Moro shed 1.00 P£c. Tel A Tel. Co. Oregon tidings that the Shaniko branch strain la put on all kinds of g o v have been affected by th e recent M r. and Mra. K enneth M art’n. W asco shed 1.00 2.00 tTfc State em ploym ent office ernm ent. is to rem ain in service ‘’indeflnlt- W PB order prohibiting tfce use of George W ilson and J. E. Norton Shell Oil Co. gas A oil for Pacific Pow er A L ight Co. zinc in m aking lid s for glass con w ere loading scrap iron Mondav. ely” . That is good news to every * 20.37 A ugust 22.04 HAIJ/)W EEN Mr. and Mrs. W illiam J e ffe r ic ’ C ourthouse lights tainers. and this m eans the old •n e in th e county, and, as th e e n U nion Oil Co. gas A oil for 23 04 DeM oss Park ligh ts 1.00 N ext Saturday night is th e a n Mason Jar w ill have to w ear a ha<V as dinner guests Sunday B ar 7.21 tire line is to rem ain, it l> -good Septem ber bara Harrison and E ugene Norton B ushong Co. clerk ’s sup. 12.66 new s for th e southern part of nual party of A ll-Souls. The m is new cap. The Jars w ill still be Sheriff's sup 21.21 33.86 81ierman Co-op. Grain Grow Mr. and Mrs. J. M. W ilson and chievous souls are the only ones usable, how ever, as a substitute sons Jerry Jr. and R ichard w ers W est Coast Print. & Bind, W asco county as well. m aterial for powder house 16.41 It may be com forting to the w ho are generally apparent, but for the zinc tops is available in dinner guesta Sunday o f th e J. H. Co. Sheriff’s office supplies 252.42 Moro Lum ber A Fuel Co. th e form of a porcelain lid with 53.50 county to know that the Shaniko The F lax Co. Clerk’s supplii 3.00 Lum ber, etc. all are eligible to cavort on that a steel rim. 4 W ilsons. , , branch is the first line of railroad Moro Lum ber A F uel Co. J. C. W ilson of Portland is v is A E. Sim m ons Co. clerk ’s / A previous W PB order had res 432.57 in the entire United S tates to night. B ridge Lum ber expense - 16.00 iting here for a few days . Ordinarily H allow een is ob serv tricted the use of zinc in scores of successfully circum vent the o rigi Sheriff's expense . 4.< A > R ichard A bell and R obert W al- nal order of the "W PB requisi ed by mild depredations and som e other articles and the increasing 4.00 25.00 m an were visitors in The D alles Sup'ts expense dem and for zinc in w ar plants tioning departm ent w hich has ta k destruction. This is not usually so Co. S teven s-N ess Pub. m ad e necessary the added reetric- M onday. en railroad lines from nearly e v .44 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling clerk ’s expense bad. This year a different sltua- tien s on civilian uses. —¡E—4.---- 7- . - ♦ ery state. D elegations have a p O’M eara Supply A Im p. Co. and ’ fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jhy peared in opposition w ithout a v tlon prevails. Many of the t h i n g s ------------------ ----- .10 M cKay and fam ily and Mr. and F ire .fighting equipm ent that are destroyed as a m atter of _ a l’ hertofore. • . * ’ Mrs. W. E. B eyers and T heloa R eckm ann Bros., indem - The tim ing of the action from course by the pranksters cannot w ere visitors at the George M cKay nlty for B angs diseased cattle 6.00 this county w as of utm ost lm - be replaced for love or m one\ Lom e Sunday. F ie d A. Cole, Indem nity pcrtance. It happened to occur at 6.00 Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Martin for B angs diseased cattle They cannot be obtained at all. the sam e tim e as did the senate w ere dinner gu ests at the Norton Leon H. Sm ith, Indem nity Lum ber to m ake gates or o u t resolution asking for an in v esti 84.31 hom e M onday. for B angs diseased cattle buildings is alm ost unobtainable; gation o f the m ethods w hereby Mrs. Grace Gregg and grandson C B argenholt, driving fire the W PB had taken railroads. I t ' the ordinary hardw are item s for » M ichael P urchase are visiting a truck Sept. 1. to 8ept 15 53.55 also occured as the agricultural fences, etc., cannot be bought; bar few d a y s » .B r a d â t th e .h o m e of ,C. Bargenholt. labor an cou rt departm ent w as finding that there rels, old cars and m any o t h e r 37.60. Mrs. Earl house flu e Mrs. Gregg’s sister, w as g reat need for f e e l grains things are irreplaceable, O r e g g .-------- : ______ _ • E. M cPherson, labor on to fatten and grow th e m any A num ber o f tricks of the spooks 16.20 MrW. J. N. M aclnnes w as a v is courthouse flue thousand head o f livestock the are harm less enough and require* itor in W am ic and at the hom e D J. M cLachlin, labor on nation needs for its citizens and nothing but som e work on the 8.00 - of her daughters. One of her courthouse flue for th e citizens o f its allies. part of property owners. It w ould grand daughters returned hom e C M ersinger, labor on Probably the m ajor con g ra tu be on indication of patriotism .on 36.03 courthouse flue w ith her. • oaetÊ'. • 4 lations should go to the in d o m it the part of the H allow een spirit«» - ~ < !*í r - Jam es Starkey is back w orking State Indus. Acc. Com. able spirit o f Sherm an count la ns Jf this sort of tricks w ere the only for P aul W ilsdh. Laborers protection re: w ho w ithin the snare of five m in pnes perpetrated next Saturday Mrs. Mike Sm ith returned here courthouse flue 6.6* utes yoted td seVld a delegation night. a fter a few d4yS visitin g in A s- -S tate Indus. Acc. Comm, to W ashington to obtain a hear toria. ' P eace officers protection 4.78 ing am i r a te d the m o n ey to send 1 Why Abandon Louis Schodaw itz of O akland. Frank E. Bennett, tax co l- It This spirit o f not givin g up Calif. w gs herft a couple of days lector, taxes on Shlel pro A Sound Plan? until th e last card had been played, home w ith h la 6 perty In G illiam county 11.80 until th e Inst chip had been spent, last w eek, taklpg his children back Marie H oskinson, assessor’s W hy give a slice of stat* has now borne fruit. The ra il From the O bserver Oct. SO, 1*03 4.50 Mrs. G eorge ‘M cKay w as in the office help incom e tax revenue to Henry K rause, the P ioneer havfc road w ill rem ain until its rails h o sp ita l In The D alles tw o days A. M. Zevely, expense of ness m aker in Sherm an county, tax-levying districts that have been determ ined to be a b 12.60 w h ile recovering from dental care. G overnm ent trapper so lu te ly necessary. T hat w ill re has a large stock of harness and retain power to levy maxi S h e had som e o f her teeth pul- J C. F reem an, P.M. Stam ps quire another a ttem p t on the part leather goods, also a varied a s 10.00 led and w ill have to go back In for clerk ’s efflee mum taxes pn your real sortm ent of w inter lap robes. lie , o f th e requlaltlonlng powers. ft few days to - h ave the stitch es J. C. Freem an P.M . Box r e n t .2.15 property? N et results o f the spirited a c alw ays has th e very best quality . Removed. . T. L ester Johnson, district tion o f th e people w ho asked that and the price is right. 18.50 Mr. and Mrs. W alt W ilson were attorney expenses W. H. McGrath has puachased th e gam e be played to the end In The D alles o n e day last w eek. has been that ow ners o f nearly a hom e in Grass V alley and t Richard Stakely? J. E . and VOTE a m illion bushels o f w heat have m oved his fam ily there to give W arren Norton w ent out to tli • obtained loans on that w h ea t and his little ones educational a d v a n £ tak ely ranch Sunday. th a t the rails w ilP rem ain until tages not acquired on a hom estead Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Martin Dr. M cLean, state veterinary further notice. j>nd fam ily w ere visitors In A rl T h e decision to keep all o f the surgeon, w as up this week Inspect ington Sunday^ Una la som eth in g o f a surprise to ing the stock on Hon. R. J. Ginn’s Mr. and Mrs^ A lec M cLeod, Mrs. K e n t H ig h S c h o o l th ose In closest touch w ith the farm . He tells us that tar weed liu otn e Vax Diversion “ * George Kruger and Mr. and Mrs. rase. T hey had agreed on a c o m w ill kill stock. It creates a d istil R andall Martin and fa m ily sto p November 3rd Eleotion F r i d a y O c t. 3 0 prom ise w hich seem ed the only lery in th e stom ach and carries ped a short thfce in K ent Sunday. rot gut w hiskey course to follow under, the circum stock o ff like (Pd. Adr.) Tax - Coram: R alph Bolen' of Grass V alley K e n t L e g io n H a l l stances. It Is probable th a t the dees a m an. Ferien E’ 1;.. Tori’ r.O re. w as a visitor last w eekend of the E. B. Tunr.er, Chm. F. 11. itur.j, S.” rails north o f Grass V alley, the From th e O bserver Oct. S i, 1*13. K elley,s. E veryone Welcome Miss V enda K ee, w ho has been 90 pound rails, w ere In greatest Mr. and Mrs. W illiam B arnett dem and, and If these could not assisting Mrs. C. L. Ireland w ith at' Grass V alley w ere gu ests at the ba obtained the pow ers that be her household ceres,left Tuesday hom e of the K elley's Saturday w ould not bother w ith the lighter afternoon to bew lth her brother evening. They sp en t a few hours w here the rails. It is possible that the a rg u Bruce and; fam ily visiting. - i m ent presented for th e necessity stork left a baby girl that sam e for rails to m ove feed w heat re- m orning nt three. Dr. C. L. P oley reporta that ulted In th e decision to retain 3 ^ -L E A D E r .S H IP R oberta R eeae is m uch better and all o f th e line. for the four critical Jo e M a rs h UMITED STATES W hatever th e m otives for the that she w ill soon be entirely re years ahead. action— w h 1 c h m ay n e v er be covered from her mild attack of WAR know n— -it Is one that w ill be typhoid. BONDS Mrs. Sim on B lcock Is now at balled with acclaim In Sherm an STAMPS L ast Saturday night we were set- hold for tolerance and understand county. Let th e reasons and the hom e in Moro w ith her daughter, seasoned by exper tin* around Jeb Crowell’s house, ing. And yet it wasn’t so long ago credit rest, w e’re darn glad to re Mrs. Edna K elly. and from upstairs we hear the we had a law of Prohibition. Ac ience as a Legislator, N ell M cDonald Is 'up from his tain a railroad. squawks those Crowell youngsters count for that, if you can.” * Speaker of the House, hom e at Trout Lake In personal put up while their Ms was dunkin' . Secretary of State. No E L EC TIO N V V V V V V charge of the fa ll work on his 'em in soap and water. Causes Jeb 7^ Z X ✓ X X X candidate for Gover to comment: N ext Tuesday voters o f the U ni . farm east o f Monkland.- Well, he had us there. Here's nor in the hiatory of From th e O bserver Nov. S, l* tS ted States w ill cast their ballots . < / ’ THE ENTIRE S T A F F ; America—where we set so much “Just shows how times change. M ilton O. H ow ell and R ebecca Oregon ever had so for the m en o f their choice. The i - HAS ONLY ONE P U R P O S E ' & - Used to be a law^here in America store on seein' the other fellow’s worry about th e war w ill keep 8. H llderbrand. “both Of WOSCo. broad a background of th at nobody could take a bath point of view—havin' suefc a law. In the parlor of m any from bothering w ith the w ere m arried Now that it’s all over, it’s hard to • » n » r ie n f * in a ffa ir s without a doctor’s prescription!- realize how people put up with election and a light vqte Is e x H otel Moro on Tuesday, October of the state. 9 a l v\lik e that, even as long aa pected. T hat is not proper. This 30th, by R ev. H. O. Hanson, p as tor of Moro Presbyterian church, election Is, a a im portant ohe. Then we got talking about the they aid. j It is Important because the In the presence o f Mr. and Mrs. VV. ■ • ■ • ■ 1 funny laws some people have put that is able, aggres through in this country—like ths m ost serious thing to -be_ voted JL'M urchle. also o f W asco, who Frbm where I sit, a man's got state where they made it against, sive, dynamic. Leader upon is w hether or not those who acted as w itn esses to th e cere every tight to enjoy a aatiafyin' the law to wake a man up if he’s h ave been in charge o f th e nation m ony. ship that is f.tsndly. gloss of beer when he wants to sleeping on the railroad tracks. Ray W illiam s says th a t the al w ar effort should be kept in quench his thirst Beer’s a friendly pow er or not. That is a national D odge car. next to the Ford, w ill drink. It's a drink of moderation, “ Railroad law I ones heard problem , and national officers are go any w here. Monday night his Cast yaw w te with those about,” says Basil Strube, the sta too. And moat folks—even the ones Dodge th at he had left In the to be chosen. tionmaster, “said when two trains that don'f drink beer themselves— There are several things wrong street, w h ile opening th e door to whew* elect EUL SNELL meet at an intersection, neither are tolerant enough, nowadays, to w ith th e w ar effort. No on e will W illiam s M otor Co. garage, slip can proceed until the other one respect»the rights of folks whe do. ped its break, went over th e curb as Oregon’s next Cere meri deny that. has gone ahead.” * I reckon Jeb was right—we’ve F irst w e have not lived up to onto th e sidew alk, next to the „~<How could that be a law?” , some* mighty strange laws in furniture store. and our early w ar boasts about pro Brisbin« asks Pete Swanson. “That just country- I J ___ * A _______9 - _ - ________SB - , duction, at least during our first gently eased th e sidew alk into a dor.’t make sense.” com fortable bed for itself for the ten m onths o f actual war; we h a re not m ade as m uch war m at night. The- car broke the sidew alk “Lots of laws don’t make sense,” erial and sent It to our allies as and h alf disappeared through the says Jeb. “Why just think! We e w e m igh t h a re done. W e have been opening. . T h e story goes that Ray livin' In a land where most folk? ta k in g so m eth in g o f a licking on hunted quite a w hile for that car ssaag of th* fronts on which we before he located where It had . . (Pd. Àdv.) Snell for G ot . C o » . /Vo. 52 o f a Seri^ Jwrry Sa/Ur, 8«e, Platt B ldf., Portland gone. • are represented. .«g InJiutry Foundatíen «4 CÀ Fr r* Kelly’s Column Earl Bryant County Court Visited At Kent On Leave OF INCOME TAX REVENUE has been used to re- ' diice property taxes fo r State purposes since 1 9 2 9 .. exactly according to LAW! CARNIVAL 13 AGAW St From where I s it... BUY ^ L E A D E R S H IP ^ - L E A D E R S H IP °r NOTICE IS H E R E B Y ^ GIVEN, that th e undersigned, A dm iglffra- tor of the esta te o f W illiam H. D ingle, deceased <_ has filed in jth e Cohnty Court o f Sherm an County. State o f Oregon, her final a c count as A dm inistrator o f said E state, and th a t M onday th e 7th day o f D ecem ber, 1942, at the hour o f 10 o’clock A .M ^ h a s been fixed by said Court aa the tim e for hearing -of objections to said report, and the settlem en t th e r e o f * ' H E L E N DINGLE A dm inistrator o f the E sta te Of W illiam H. D ingle, deceased Oavln A Gavin, A ttorneys for E s tate. O ct. SO-Nov.20. NOTICE TO C R ED ITO R S • NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that A. H. M cIntyre, o f W asco. Oregon, has been appointed A d m inistrator o f the E sta te o f A l exander J. M cIntyre, deceased, and has qualified as such. claim s All persons having against said E sta te are hereby notified and required to present the sam e, duly verified, to said A dm inistrator a t the abdve a d dress w ithin six m onths from the date o f th e . first, publication of this notice. The first publication is Octohei* 16. 1942. A. H. M cIntyre, A dm inistrator. J. Tracy Bar to«, A ttorney for the E state. NOTICE O F SEASONAL DETER M IN A TIO N N otice Is hereoy given that the em ployers listed below have been determ ined to be seasonal em ployers w ithin th e m eaning of Section 126-707 O.C.L.A. Any in terested party m ay request a h ea r ing before the C om m ission w ith in ten days a fter final pu b lica tion o f this notice. T h e ' “o f f season ” (in calendar w e e k i) » f each seasonal em ployer In S h er man County is ns stated below: Moro Grain G row ers Assn., 39- OREGON U N E M PLO Y MBN T ’ COM PENSATION COMMISSION Dated and first published this 16tn day o f October, 1942., D ate o f last publication, the 30th day of October, 1942. 6,0-52 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT - N ctice is given th at th e under signed has filed his final account as adm inistrator o f the E state of Lizzie Irena Da via, deceased, and the County Court o f Sherm an County has m ade an order d irect ing th is notice and setting the 12th day o f N ovem ber, 1942, at 10 o clock A. M. as th e tim e and the County Court room at the County Court House, Moro, Oregon, as I he place for hearing of objections, if nr.y, to the final account and settlem ent o f said estate. Date o f first publication, October 9» 1942.. I*. W ald« D avis, A dm inistrator o f th e E state of Lizzie Irena r>avls, deceased. ------ 4 t - l NOTICE TO CREDITORS ’ N otice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly a p pointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Sherm an County. E xecutrix of th e E state o f H erm an J u liu s Schilling, d e ceased. —1--------- -—= All persons having claim s against sa id estate are hereby required to I resent the sam e to the under signed w ith vouchers properly v er ified aa by law required. Dated this 19th day o f S ep tem ber. 1942. E tha May Schilling; E xecutrix o f the E state of H erm an Ju liu s Schilling, D eceased. Guvin & Gavin, A ttorneys, The D alles, Oregon. 48-52 Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S, Moro, Orégon M eets Every Second and Fourth Thursdays in each Month. Visiting members Invited Marie Hoskinson, W. M. Pauline Douma, See. ,• Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-FJTAJH Meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday eve nings of sach month, Visiting members are cordially invited to meet with us. Darwin Van Gilder, W. M. C V. Belknap, Secretary______ Moro Lodgo No. 118, I.O .O . F. Moro, Oregon Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays in th« I.O..O.F. hall Trai aient and visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to meet .vith us. ’ - / Paul May, N . G. Percy Thompson, Sec. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 11« Moro. Oregon Meets 2d & 4th Tues day of each month. Visiting members w el, come. Lucille May, N. G. Florence Johnston,
