Sherman County journal., January 08, 1943, Page 3, Image 3

PAOSt S
«OOM«« JOVtUfAL, MOMO, OStBOON
Will Cauthers left December 22
for Pittsburgh alter receipt of a
telegram-saying that his son Ralph
had been seriously burned, but be
arrived after the death of the son.
The funeral was December 28.
Mr. Cauthers is now in Washing­
ton D.C. for a short visit with his
daughter, M rs. Clara nee Knud­
son.
.
->
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kenny
have moved to Moro and are liv­
ing at the hotel. He is working
for the grain growers.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
peeU Sund
were Judge and
Mr>
Updegrafl and Mr. and
I
'
bed. white and slreogthless, all her
love gone, and w hispered: " I should
tell you som ething, Clay. I m ade a
m istake. It was Ben I w anted to
'• W
m arry . You and I a re not at all
* 'JsrB
alik e." And so she had died.
He had turned aw ay. But he
turned back, holding the w arm
sm all hand of his d au g h ter within
his own big fingers, knowing th at in
his d au g h ter’s head was a wistful
. An open m eeting of th e Moro
and wonderful im age of h e r m other
W om an's club will be held th is
—-an im age m ade out of a child’s
afte rn o o n a t 2 :30 a t the club house
longing. Like a fairy tale, he
a t w hich tim e E rn e st C. D avis of
thought, th a t had to be brig h t and
the s ta te OPA will speak on price
Now continue with the Story.
alw ays fair.
control. Mra. Martin Melier ha.
He was thinking of this, pleased
charge of the program. Everyone
by h er pleasure, when he saw a
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in terested is . U rge) to attend
M r , r , , , , O rnduff.
low-bent and shadowy shape run
Ralph Bolen, having joined the
Th<j w w Knlg.hUn family
from the alley adjoining the Moun­
The long silence held on, as
tain House hotel and whip across
navy, left for the naval recruit- were jqew Year’s dinner guest.3
though everybody w aiicd for sonje-
the street tow ard Mike Boylan's
Ihing to come. Ollie Ja c k s reached
ing office (in Portland Tuesday.
the p ewey Thompson home.
blacksm ith shop. This w as in 4he
a t h:s shirt pocket tend produced his
Cleo Barnum of Bend visited
Mrs. Roscoe Moore is leaving
corner building of Old Town, and
tobacco.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. EL Friday for Portland for ax visit
Mike Boylan, late-w orking, had hung
"C lay ,” he said, "1 never did you
Barnum, Friday, after attending with heT 8iater there
a lantern above the shop’s wide
no
wrong,
did
1?”
the New Year’s dance at Kent.
New Year’s dinner guests at
double-door. A saddle horse stood
"N ot th a t I know of.”
Mrs. Davidson left for h e r
Qgrj Melzer home included
loose before Boylan’s rack, tow ard
Sw eat ran its oil-shine across Ol­
heme at Terrebonne Monday eve- Mr and Mrg Floyd Flatt Mr.
which the running m an aim ed. F a r ­
lie J a c k s ’ face1; his lips w ere sm all
ning on the stage a|ter spending and Mrs Howard Conlee, and Mr.
th er up the street somebody shouted
and sh arp and his eyes—not eyes
Christmas and New Year’s with and Mrg Martjn Melzer and Pris-
a w arning and a Three Pines rid er
th a t any m an could tru s t—clung to
h f t daughter, Mrs. Russell ,Hol-
i L ltf B
rushed forw ard from M cG arrah’s
M organ. "All I want is a chance to
store. Slowly pacing forw ard to­
linshead.
Mr. Davidson
d r o v e _______________
rid e out of this tow n," he said.
w ard Mike Boylan’s shop, M organ
home several days earlier.
H erendeen said in his bluntly un­
identified the runner as soon as the
answ erable m an n er: “ E verybody's
Mr. and Mrs. John M. DeMoss
la tte r entered the yellow arc of the
been talking about things being le­
retu rn ed from W ashougal S a tu r­
lan tern ’s light. It was Ollie Jacks.
gal.
So
we
m
ade
this
legal
and
day a fte r spending New Y e ar’s
Ollie Ja c k s’ b reath was a lung­
see w hat happened. We w on't m ake
day w ith Mrs. DeMoas’s m other,
th a t m istak e again. Y ou're on the
ing, painful sound in the night as
who is 86 and still active. They
The a irp o rt at Safi, F ren ch M orocco, offered h ard going for navy w rong foot. Clay. B etter get rig h t."
he rushed ag ain st the horse, threw
re p o rt th a t Roy D ugger, who is
him self into the saddle and clawed
planes w hich landed as the field w as c a p tu re d from the French. In pic-
“ N ever m ind," said M organ. They
He w a s liste n in g to th e thinned re­
confined to his bed, says he hopes
at the reins. For a brief m om ent
lure a t top, m en a re laying a m e ta l strip for takeoff of the torpedo bom ber saw him now as he seldom was, the
port
of
a
m
a
n
’s
loud
v
o
ic
e
.
to be home here by spring, and
his face cam e around and Morgan
before w hich they a re w orking. T hese m e ta l strip s have since played q u ick angles of his face showing up.
asked them to tell all his Jrie n d s
* an im p o rta n t p a rt in Allied a ir o p erations In T unisia. Below: A navy The change was in stan t: he had no
fulness that he had alw ays had, as ; saw the constricted desperation on
Leona and Glenn S ath er w ent <Hve fcorn^er |jea nose-down in a ditch n e a r the Safi airp o rt. Another 8 m o o t h n r s s , no reasonableness
it; then Ollie Jack s slashed the
"hello.”
though the need of it had been
horse away from the blacksm ith
W hat he said was a challenge—he burned In him since the beginning.
Moro team s will journey
to
C orvallis Tuesday o f last week ta k es cff. using the roadw ay for a runw ay.
___ m eant it that way and w anted them
shop, turned into the gap between
V /" c o to n ig h t to play basketball. where th e y w ere p re se n t a t th e
D arkness rolled tidally down the
Old Town and M cG arrah ’s store,
to know it. He swung around, speak- hills, filling War Pass. Lights glint­
M rs.
T heresa T im m erm an re- w edding of th e ir b ro th er Jac k
and raced down-slope into the des­
G
rass
iffg
t0
Ollie
Ja
c
k
s.
"Y
o
u
're
all
right
ed through window and doorw ay and
of Chicago, fo rm erly of
*ur4»d
S aturday from
P o rtlan d g a th e r to S herry Nusom. They
ert.
a f t' r spending some tim e th e re retu rn ed home S a tu rd a y .’
Valley, are the
p aren ts of a in town. Ollie. But when you leave, m ade yellow fanwise pools on the
J a n e t’s hand gripped Clay M or­
th a t's your g rief." ,
walks and the night breeze bore in
w ith h er m other, who is ill. She
M r and MrfJ
S a th e r and
d a u g h te r b om Jan . 2. Mr. Es-
"W hoa!” said H erendeen.
" I ’ll sage scent and pine scent from the j g an ’s fingers. "W hat’s the m atter.
resum ed h er duties a t th e school d a u g h te r Leona and aon Glenu
lin g er is going to a_naval school. rnag e“'/’what' “ d am n ed ‘'“tiouble ' I
D addy?"
upper country. The B urnt Ranch
M r. and M rs. A rzell
Lem ley p le a se />
M onday.
w ere business v isito rs in M o r o
"N othing,” he said, ‘*fiothing but
stage stood before the hotel, ready I
and fa m ily w ere N ew \ e a r s day
M organ cam e about fast enough to go. M organ's attention clung to
_ Mr. and Mrs. H enry B arnum Monday.
Ollie Jack s having some fun.” He
d in n e r g u e s ts a t th e hon;e of Mr. to m ake Lige White je rk his head the dark a re a kround G en try ’s cor-_ _ quickened his step, com ing into the
and Mr. and Mrs. H arold Ginn en-
Mr ftnd Mrg Cicero M iller and
and M rs. C h a rle s Lem ley.
aside. M organ said: "All right, Ben. ral a J„ong while. A fterw ards he ' gap and halting there as > p air qf
terta in e d friends a t dinner Sun- M r and Mps M erle MiUer and
Three Pines m en reached it. H eren­
M rs. L loyd G oodrich and son If you w ant it, you can have it said, to Ja n e t: "Y ou’re staying here
day evening a t th e B arnum home. AHen w ere dinner guestjj c f th e
deen arrived, saying: "G et your
W ork of te a rin g down a p a r t Sath<?rg gund
Mrs. C. R. Anderson en tertain ed Irw in cam e up from The Dalles now-”
for a few days. L et's take a little
Worses,” and then these m en w ere
..
, ..
T
w i
n J m e m b e rs tof th e
G rass V alley F rid ay an d sta y e d o v e rn ig h t w ith
11 shocked everybody still, this
of the red w arehouse th a t suffered
walk before I s ta rt hom e."
and Mrs. J e r ry Wilson and m em bers toi une u r w s v a u e y
*
♦
m
” i m
i n
challenge so u n ex p e cted and so
facing Clay M organ. One of them
collapse la st sum m er when full son Mr. R ichard
Ann M cG arrah knew w here they
w ere dinner g u ests bridge club and additional g u ests h er p aren ts, Mr anti Mrs
deadly in a quick-tempered country,
had draw n his gun to take a shot at
of bulk w heat was started this a t th e C a rl S ch ad ew ltz hom e S u n - a t h er hom e W ed nesday a fte rn o o n . P ik e .
It caughrtHerendeen with his guard. were going, Paused by the sto re’s
the re tre a tin g Ollie Jack s. He held
week. The dam aged side will "he day
,
C ontract was in play a»t fo u r ta -
C. W. F ie ld s and Mrs. E lna down.
H erendeen stepped away doorway, she w atched these two,
the gun half out of the holster, s ta r­
to m out and rebuilt w ith n e w ‘ M
PK ot M u r r . » tid bles w ith high «coring honors held Rawlengh m otored to
Pendleton frorn , lhe iocust tree, the bright the tall shape of the m an and the
ing at Morgan, but Ollie Jack s was
slender figure of the girl side by
cribbing and new siding so it will ,
gone and it was too late and he let
n
/
by Mrs. ’ Roy Schilling and th e S atu rd ay to v isit Leighton Fields, flame of anger in his eyes.
side, go down into Old Town, J a n ­
br stro n g enough to hold ‘a n o th er fam
^ m d ily
y of
o f W amic w ere visitors a t g u e s t p riz e g o in g to M rt. H e rm a n w ho c a m e fro m B re m e rto n , W n„
- ¡ 'v e got som e business to finish
the gun drop back, shrugging his
crop of w heat.
tne home of Mrs. Marrs pa
, p €terg R ef re8y,m ents w ere se rv e d to ta k e his w ife back to B rem er- during the week, M organ. When e t’s sm all hand gripping her-^ fa­ shoulders. Three Pines men w ere
ther's. One light illum ined them a
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Woods w ere Mr. and M rs. J. N . M aclnnes on
ton, w h e re h e is sta tio n e d . M rs. th a t's done I'll see you. T hat is all m om ent, then they w ere lost be­ riding up behind H erendeen and
a t th e close of the afternoon.
here from C enterville, W ash., to New Y e ar’s day.
Herendeen.’ I... face was red ,ong­
Lloyd G oodrich and son accom pa- I care to sa y ."
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Wilcox had nied th e m to h e r hom e in H e n n h - - “ F in e,” answ ered Morgan and yond Old Town as they walked to­ round.
a tten d the funeral of Om er S ayrs ---------------------
The echo of Ollie Jaeks* hors«
as th e ir g u ests Sunday Mr. and
Ti. he D alles
n
walked aw ay. Behind him, the as- ward the cem etery.
Tuesday.
S H IP B U IL D IN G BECOM ES
ton, r e tu r n in g as f e a r as T
Beyond Old Town a creek c a m e . m ade a dying tattoo in the black­
Mrs.
H
arold
C
hristenson
of
Kelso.
’ a k II»«
Dou'
tonished
silence
s
till’field,
The W om an’s M issionary soci- S T A T E ’S NO. I IND USTRY
wrth them . Mr. F>eld., Mrs. Raw-
He
courthouse and wcnt out of the hills and crossed under ness, out in the desert. O ther T hree
a. ,
The ladies are siste rs.
ety will m eet fo r an a ll day m eet­
S ta r t in g fr o m n e x t to n o t h in g
fro m C re s s V al- k' ' g h ' * n<1 M r' “ nd M ” ' L e le h to n Into the post offlee. rapp.ng a t the the road with a liquid lapping. P ast
Pines riders w ere rushing from town
ing W ednesday, Ja n . 18. a t the le s s t h a n tw o y e a r s a g o , s h ip -
Am ong those . fro
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otored on
to
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ortland, wicket untii F red Rich cam e out of the creek the roiipd-topped wooden
by the stage road. M organ said,
j
v G c
, . e Fields
-
—
— -
--
hom e of Mrs. Dewey Thom pson. b u ild in g h a s r e p la c e d lu m b e r in g l e y w h o attended the unera o frQm w^ ere t he la tte r left fo r
back roOm.
headboards of the cem etery glowed
courteous and quiet; "M aybe J a n ­
T here will be a pot-luck dinner a« O r e g o n ’« N o . 1 in d u s tr y .
O m er S ay rs at^ Moro lu e sd a y ^ a - RreTnert on>
fo rm e r re tu rn in g
"No notice yet on Government vaguely white under the moonlight. et and I are in your way; We’ll
ternoon w ere Mr. and M rs. Tom here M onday.
and the day will be spent in sew ­
Following the irre g u la r row. Mor­ step asid e.”
V alley?"
W a g e r e p o r ts fo r th e th ir d q u a r
gan
stopped before his w ife's grave.
ing fo r th e children of H aines
"N o," said Herendeen, rage run­
Alley, Mr. and Mrs. George W il­
Bill Ball left S unday' fo r P ort-
"No.” said the postm aster.
ie r o f 1 9 4 2 . ju s t m a d e p u b lic b y
M r and Mps T B arn et and
J a n e t’s hand gripped his .fingers
ning behind his false-cool tone.
House, A laska
I
want
to
know
when
it
com
es."
land on business.
"T here is nothing to h u rry about.
Mrs. W alter R uggles announces the state unem ploym ent com pen- d a u g h te r E thel. Mr. and
Mrs.
wvm ...u
- - post
- _____
" - I ’ll
it on one of the buildings m ore tightly and she stood quite
Mrs. W ayland Weld
and vn.«-
chil-
T here’s a tim e for everything, Clay.
close to him.
th a t she will continue to tak e n a tio n c o m m is s io n , s h o w $ 4 2 .9 2 3 ,- J c h n R eck in a n > M r. a n d M rs. 0 .
V Jn d a v fo r ^ th e ir home ,n the valley. That’s regulation.”
He heard her soft, long sigh. " It Good evening, Ja n e t."
m agazine subscriptions and sub- 449 p a id to s h ip y a r d e m p lo y e s as
R uggles, Mr. and Mrs. V. B.
“
X
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,
The
sun -------------
was gone »------
from -- desert D
and
in C orvallis a f te r spending a sky, leaving a soft blue-running would be so nice to have a m o th er.”
Jan et said in hfer precise, little-
scriptions
fo r the
O regonian, c o m p a r e d to $ 3 0 .4 6 4 .1 8 2 fo r t h e Eakin> and Mr. and Mrs. Roy B ar-
vreek h ere v isitin g her parents, light behind. The supper triangle
wom an’s voice; "Good evening."
This was the thing th at hit him
which will he sent by mail. She w o r k e r s In tim b e r a n d lu m b e r b a - .
Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Newcomb.
Morgan pulled her gently on to Mc­
began to beat up its iron clanging so hard, his d au g h ter's loneliness for
will also continue to order flow ers. R| C p r o d u c ts .
Mr. and Mrs. Glen K arnes had
R ita and G eorge von B orstel from tbe pOrch of the Mountain a m other. He stood a t the foot of G a rra h 's porch. Ann M cG arrah
I t has been learned here th a t
P
r o lls ----------
s u b je c t to u n e m Z
p lo y u - as th e ir g u e s ts N ew Y e a r ’s d a y le f t S u n d a y fo r T he D alles to re- House h o te l/T h e Red Canyon stage
waited there. P a rt of the T hree
♦kaa
n f C h a r le s L Pow-
‘ a y ------
the grave, with his hat rem oved,
Pines crew galloped tow ard the des­
n
u v wn ^H erm an c o u n tv m e n t ta x e s h av e m o re t a n ou -
a n d M rs. V irg il S m ith and gurne th e ir stu d ie s a t St. M ary ’s rolled out of the hills, m ade a howl- thinking back to th a t long-gone night
ell,, well known S herm an county
|n (he pM t year and a h aI(.
c Matjtison , of
d
5Wi
lnto Main stree t and
when Ltla Durrie, so full of life ert, after Ollie Jacks. H erendeen
fa rm e r, and M arjory F letcher, of in c r e a s in g from
,o r r p o r t U n d
M r *n(J M rs F ra n |( p ik e am | ^ ppcd before lhe hotel in smoky
w alked up the street, his boots lift­
fr o m $ 6 8 ,8 7 3 ,4 9 3
fo
and laughter and recklessness, had
P o rtland, was an event of New- th e fir s t q u a r te r o f 1941 to $ 1 6 0 .-
ing dust.
smiled
to
him
across
the
dance
E stel H artley cam e home from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling were eddies of dust. Morgan left the post
M organ said, " I ’ll ride along, hon­
Y e ar’s day in th e city.
h all's width, putting everything into
3 9 1 ,3 9 4 fo r th e th ir d q u a r te r o f P ortland S a tu rd a y to spend sev- visitors in The Dalles Sunday
J. K. McKean p ame down Mon­ t h is y e a r . T h e a d v a n c e h a s b e e n
her round black eyes. At eighteen ey. Be back in a few days. You
John P eters re tu rn ed home Sat-
outfit_ s c a tle rcd them selves
day from .the a ir base a t Pendleton s t e a d y e x c e p t fo r a f l v e - m l ll lo n - eral days visiting hts fam ily.
a m an was like the blowing wind; have a good tim e.” He reached
J.
B.
E
slin
g
er
retu
rn
ed
to
P
o
rt-
urd
ay
from
San
Francisco.
Cal.,
a
,or)g
lhe
strcct
Ja
n
e
l
had
appCarcd
to atten d the fu n eral of O m er G.
he had gone over, knowing there down and kissed her, feeling the
d o lla r recession t h e
first q u a r .
W ed n esd ay a f te r sp e n d in g a w h ere he s p e n t C h ristm a s
and a t Mc G a rra h 's doorw ay and was would be a fight. Ben H erendeen
w arm th of her hands as she held
S ayrs.
them
at the back of his neck. He
o f 1 9 4 2 , m a in ly d u e to
d r o p in
h ere
fa m ily , th e w eek end v is itin g h is son Ed- c a n ing his nam e.
had brought her to the dance and
Mr. and Mrs. Jodie M orrison
w:as sm iling as he straightened,
w
h
o
lesale
an
d
re
ta
il
tra
d
e
e
m
-
K
arnes
accom
panied
him
to
win
and
wife.
She
took
his
hand
They
went
on
Ben
H
erendeen
stood
by,
quietly
of A rlington w ere in town Mon­
p lo y m en t follow ing la st y e a r ’ s p o rtland on business, ^returning
Mr. and Mrs^' A lfred Kock were through the store, into the back raging. When the m usic started sm iling at Jan et, and then at Ann
day.
C h r is tm a s b u y in g .
home T hursday.
ho sts a t a dinner New Y e ar’s eve quarters. Yellow lam plight poured Lila D urrie looked up at the sullen M cG arrah ’s attentive eyes. Out on
on the red-checkered tablecloth,
H erendeen, laughed at him and took the desert — far out — a gunshot
T h e c o n s t r u c tio n In d u str y rise
Am ong the shoppers and visi- Those p re sen t w ere Mr. and Mrs
CARD OF TH A N K S
splintering
brilliantly
against
the
Clay
M organ’s arm , dancing a^vay^- sounded, quick and faint, and was
We wish to extend our sin cer- «1»° h a s b een s p e c t a c u la r w ith p a y
in T},e Dalles Monday w ere L ester B arnum , M r. and M rs. W
glass cruets. Ann M cG arrah was in At the doorw ay they had stepped"' echoed by two other shots. T hat
est, m ost h e a rtfe lt th an k s to
all rolls for each o f th e p a s t t w o
M r a n d M rs. W allace M ay, M rs. C. Schilling, Mr. and Mrs. A- A
was all. Ann M cG arrah saw the
the kitchen, dishing the m eal; he
and r Dunlap,
Mr. and M rs. Arzell Lem passed on to the re a r porch, took out; down by the row of buggies, in sm ile die and saw the flam e of tem ­
th e friends who helped
u«
so q u a r te r s r u n n in g o v e r $17.000.000
Gjen K arnes
and
sons,
Mr.
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the bland black night,- they had
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Mrs. Gail M<’Ilro y ,~ Je a n Zevely, ley. ana Mr. _ and , , M rs.
h is coat
CQat and
and scrubbed
sc r u b bcd aw
a w ay
a y the
th e
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.
, H^pman
-
off his
stood a m om ent, no longer cool and per in his eyes. They both knew
th o u g h tfulness and offers of as- been uniform , every principal in- Mr. and Mrs. John Reckm an, M rs. reiter». A ll atten d ed the dance a t r idjng dust. When he returned to no longer laughing. Even now M or­ Ollie Jack s was dead. H erendeen
had respected M organ’s challenge;
sista n c e . W e a re d eep ly a p p re - d u stry show ed h ig h e r pay ro lls K e n n e th
C rew s
and
d a u g h te r ,
K e n t a f te r d in n e r. the dining room they were waiting
gan rem em bered the sharpness, the
th at and nothing m ore. M organ lift-
ciative also o f the p a rt ta k e n by f or tb e p a s t q u a r te r a s c o m p a r e d Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mr. and M rs.
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Davis of for him —J a n e t and Ann.
wild intensity of his feelings as he
e<f his hat, noting how Ann Mc­
th e A m erican L egion in th e se r- w ith th e f ,rat q u a r te r of 1 9 4 1 . A rzell L em ley, and M rs. Ted von
P o rtla n d s p e n t N ew Y e a r's and
They ate, idly talking, idly argu-
kissed her and heard her w hisper
G a rra h 's a rm rested on J a n e t’s
vice and by the Legion A uxiliary H ere a r o c o m p a riso n s: a g rlc u i- Borstel.
th * w<**
v isitin g his m other, ing. The d ru g g ist's boy, F red T an­ In his ears. "C lay—Clay, do you shoulder. He said, "Good night,”
love m e ? " They had gone im m edi­
in carin g fo r the lovely flower«: ture> f o r e s t ry an d fis h in g $170,774 ' Mr. and Mrs. G rover
Y oung M rs. W. J. Davis, and
o th e r rel- ner came to th^ pbac,kan^ r^ o^
and turned into the street.
E dith Sayra
to ,5 4 7 .7 ,5 ; m ln ln , .
t , and Mr. and Mra. C heater C lark a fv e a .
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her Teat unUI Morgan ately to his rig. At daylight they
, (TO BE CONTINUED)
L a m e r an d Jo se p h in e Sayra ,7 0 4 .9 1 s; food product«.
S 3 .5 ,3 .-
m o tored to T he D a lle s T u e sd a y
M r. and M rs. Wren H ogue left ^es.' . y .
as she had gone. w ere m arried.
There hadn’t been tim e for a pic­
Lavon and R o m H a rt
169 to $7,S23.679; lu m b e rin g $17 - when Mr. and M rs. C lark retu rn ed F n d a y fo r C hicago .to
visit his Ann M cG arrah
said: "Y ou’ll be
ture
or for much of anything else.
157,235 to
rin tin -
g to P ortland.
Mrs. . , C , lark «pent
, M r. and riding
rjHinp a a lot
,ot this week.
week
L et j anet
M ary Lou S ayrs
v„. . $30,464,182;
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a d a u g h te r and t son-in-law
-,
At that tim e he owned a sm all ranch
an d p u b lish in g . $1,389,755 to $ 1 - th e holidays here w ith h e r p aren ts M rs. M arcus E sh n g er, and t h e gUy h e r e /-
in the Lost Hills and ran a few
468.314; tra n s p o rta tio n e q u ip m e n t and M r. C la rk a rriv e d h e re sev- new g ra n d d a u g h te r .
M organ sm iled. "W hat is it this cows on it. This was w here they
( s h ip s )
$517 833 to $42 923 449; eral days ago from an arm y cam p
Mr. and M rs. Dell Eakin went time. Ann? There’s always some- set up housekeeping, a long way
from town, a long way from dances
or from her friends. She had been
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used to better things and couldn’t
He said: "I guess there are some
help rem em bering it. She was a
108.381 to $7.168.274; w h o lesale W hite S alm on, W ash., to v is it h e r hom e S unday.
from Shell Oil Co.
things I can ’t do for h e r."
storm y girl, so rash in anger, so
a n d re ta il $17.924,523 to $24.133 - 9011 an d fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Cox had as
"I can do those things for her. I quick to seek laughter, by turns so
Mr. and M rs. E d g a r Alley and djnn er quests» New Y e a r’s d a v like to. I w ant to.” But when she
305 a cres In C en terv ille se ctio n , 659: fin a n c ia l $2,824,288 to $ 3 -
terribly forlorn and so tem pestuous­
of said this her m anner changed and ly happy. Four m onths after their
K l ic k i t a t c o u n ty ,
p r a c tic a lly a ll 3 0 0 .8 6 7 ; s e r v ic e a n d o th e r , ,4 . Mr. and M rs. Gtw E n g stro m mo- M r and Mrs C harles Davis
s to re d to T he D alles W ed nesday, p o r t lan d , M rs. W . J . DaVis, and her eyes w ere cool and her voice .m a rria g e H erendeen rode up to the
t illa b le a n d o f th e b e s t la n d - lo t s 3(?2,99) to $ 7 ,3 0 8 ,9 3 8 .
when E ngstrom entered the hos- Mr and MrR c ,yde
pushed him away. "I don’t m ean place and stepped from the saddle.
o f w a t e r - b u lld ln g s - h o g w ir e f e n c e _________________ —
,nital
fo
r
m
edical
care.
Mr
and
Mra
Mau<)e
]
r
f
t
Mon(Jav
th a t th e way it sounds. For her
F rom the far corner of the m ead ­
P r ic e $40 p er a c r e .
C H U R C H F 3
Mrs. Alley and children and Mr. fo r
home jn
c la y . No, for you "
ow, Clay had seen this. When he
s595 a c re fa rm K lic k ita t co u n ty
E ngstrom v m te d h e r at. th e hos-
h
His
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head was
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lifted and he was
re a c h e d ,th e house H erendeen was
255 a c r e s tilla b le , fe n e e d - n e w m o ­ Wasco Christian Church ’
listening to the thinned report of
laughing and she was laughing but
m ta l S atu rd ay . Miss M ildred Al-
J
,
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Sunday School at 10:00 am .
d ern h o u se -fo th e r b u ild in g s -g o o d
ter. Mrs. Sam D avis.
LAY MORGAN was a
th at laughter stopped soon enough,
a m a n ’s loud voice on the street.
M orning serivoes a t 11:00 a.m. ley accom panied them
to
p a s tu r e -4 7 a c r e s a lf a lf a - s p r ln g s - -
Joe W eath erfo rd of Wasco is
He was stra ig h t in his chair, his for H erendeen said: "Why stick so
quiet man. He didn’t
Them e: “ High points in th e ea rly Dalles to leave fo r R ochester, W n.
g r a v e l road
to resum e h er duties as teac h er visitin g a t the home o f M r.- and mind and tem per changing back to close to the house, Clay? Don’t you
Zend for our land list. C. E. Crooks teach in gs of J e su s.” -
want trouble with Ben
M re* Grove r Young.
,
worid out there. She knew what tru st your w ife?"
G oldendale, W ash
C h ristia n E ndeavor a t 7:00 p.m in the high school there.
Morgan drew the cig ar from his
Herendeen or anyone else.
M r and M rs. C harles Lemley
Mr. and Mrs. Gua H artm an n of he was thinking, for she had been
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a t the parsonage.
were Sunday dinn er gu ests ait th e W asco sp ent New Y e ar’s day as on the porch »when he
had chal- - mouth, feeling som e of the fury of
But there were some things
F O R S A L E : 3 yr. old reg. H e re fo rd
home of Mr. and Mrs.
E ugene * ue8ts a* the home of Mr. a n d lenged Herendeen. She said in a th at fight. He had rushed ag ain st
W aseo M ethodist Church
b u ll, Prince D o m in o b r e e d in g .
Herendeen,
hearing
his
wife’s
he wouldn’t stand for, and
Amidon a t Moro.
M rs. A. F. B alzer.
subdued
•
Stfhday School 10:00 a.m.
D a v id R e id , R u fu s
3tp
scream of protest. H erendeen s ta rt­
Mr.
and
M
rs..
J
.
S.
Newcomb
O
scar
C.
B
n
ick
ert.
U.
S.
coast
l
q
u
a
rre
l
with
him.
It
goes
Ben’s attitude was one of
W om ing w orship 11:00 a.m
ed laughing again, but when they
b e-
had aa dinner gu ests New Y e a rs
g u a rd sm a n , a fo rm e r D a lle s police .
ck a j
way. You never forget ' were finished, both exhausted and
Epworth League 6:30 pjm.
L O ST : 8 w h ite
f e e d e r p ig s
them. This is not only a
day Mrs. W ayland Weld and chi’- officer, passed th ro u g h The Dalles anything.”
drained dry and badly beaten, th ere
tw een 80 and 100 lbs. R e w a r d --------------------
story of the West. It is
dren
of
C
orvallis,
Mr.
and
M
rs.
N
ew
Y
ear’s
n
ig
h
t
dn
the
P
ortland
He
said>
"Thanks
for
the
supper,
was no am usem en t in H erendeen.
$25. W . D. B a r n e tt, G r a ss V a l- Mowo Com m unity Church
.
T
hat
hurt
still
cam
e
back
to
plague
Jesse
H
elyer
o
f
K
ent
and
M
rs.
Rose
en
ro
u
te
to
F
o
rt
M
cHenry,
Ann.”
and
walked
on,
through
the
ley , o r e . Phone 922. 9-10-11-pd
Jam es D Moberg, pastor.
also a story of the men
E th a Schilling and «on R oberta
B altim ore, Md., U. S. co ast guard store to the front porfch.. She fol- Morgan, even now; he rem em b ered
Bible school a t 10:00 a.m.
who helped to make it
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_ Worship
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Mr. and Mrs. Arch Zehner of p atro l station. He was one of lowed him ; she was beside him when how he w alked to the co rral and
M orning
a _ t 11:00 a.m.
n n t t m n m t t t n n n n m î t n t t t ô t t m n œ Serm on “ P ra y e r and action,” Luke
The Dalles w ere gue'sts a t th e th ree picked from a group of 400 he paused on the street. Janet
ran hung his elbows ag ain st it to keep
great, men who were hard
11:1. Special music by choir.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sm ith to receive special tra in in g in po- forward from the store’s back a - from falling, and how blindly H er­
endeen staggered tow ard his horse.
fighters but good losers.
C.E. at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday.
, lice and fire w ork.
Mra. Brock- 'O . o“ »-«'
He had w hipped H erendeen in th a t
Wednesday at 7:30, choir prac-
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sm ith . and prt. who ¡9 a nurae in one of the
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fight and yet he had lost; for, five
Woman’s Club
Having Open
Meeting Today
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1948
Tough Going for Planes on Captured Field
Tur. STORY BO PAR: Tltore** g olai
to b« w ar la the cattle country. w a r be­
tween the big ranchers like Ben Heren­
deen and the little feUowa. Clay M or­
gan la an Im portant rancher, but he
doesn't like Herendeen's methods and
doesn't hesitate to say so.
A solitary
Ggu{a<Who cannot forget the wife who
died hating him , M organ Is devoted to
kts nine-year-old daughter, Janet.
He
has b re u -h t her Into town with him,
where Okie Jacks, a rustler, Is on tria l
lo r stealing Herendeen's catUe. Jacks
Is freed by the Jury, hot as he steps out
»•mo the rourtliouse steps everyone
knows he Is a dead man.
Jack Sather
Recently Wed
At Corvallis
Grass Valley
Bridge Club
Has Meeting
i
t i
’ W ant Ads
C
C A
INSURANCE '
Moro
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-n J r
tice.
son L a rry w ere visitors in The P ortland hospitals, p la n s to
T hursday a t 7:30, p ra y er m eet- Dalles M onday.
main
ing. ,
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Mr. and M rs. M arcus EsMnger date.
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