Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, January 14, 1944, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERMAN CODÂT* JOLttAAL. MOMO* OKEOON
trained in the* American bill of
nights.
, Yet. it id. in keeping with gov­
ernmental activities of the pa^t
ten, now eleven yeans. We will
have to learn net to give too
much power to government bu­
reaucrats if we expect to rrrp-’n
a free and independent people.
Mr. Walker’s action indicates that
w< are still as ea«*ly controlled
as the German burgher who Fit
Hitler bum books and establish
control over news. That is, if
Mr. Walker gets away with it.
jh ^ /m a n ÖLounty 3J 0 U U U
Published Every F riday a l
Moro, Oregon
¿Uaa iZ French
E ditor
'Entered as secondV lass m a tte r a t
Mojo, Oregon
the portalnce a t
under Aet of C ongress of M arch
3, 1879
, .
0 OtEdoOwísrt««
P m » us4f!>44sHi»Tio«
FRIDAY, JANUARY
ï t , 1«44
ter of the estate of Nora Smith
Beginning at the northeast cer,
d ceased, at the office of T. Les- ner Qf the Northeast Quarter of
ter Johnson, attorney at law, Waa- the Northeast Quarter of Sec. 9
4. or » Comm unity
Presbyterian Church
co, Oregon, within six months in Township 5 South, Range 18 E.
fi-om
the date of ftrat publication W. M., thence southwest’ to t? nor-
James D. Moberg, pastor.
of this notice, to-wit: January 7, theast corner of the Southwest
Bibla School^ 10:00 A. M
1944.
Quarter of the Southwest Quar-
M orning W orship 11:00 A. M.
Artbur J. Smith ter of Mid Sec. 9; thence south
Sermon:. Tmpression Needs Ex
Administrator to the Southeast corner of the
press ion”,
Date
of
first
publication
January Southwest Quarter of the S utb-
1 hristian Endqgvor 7:80 P. M.
1t
1944.
’
west Quarter of said Se.;.
.. |V*d. 7:30 P. M Junior Choir
Date
o
f
l
a
s
t
publication
January__thenoe
. . e m i t t o r e southeast cor
Wed. 8 p.m. Praydr meeting.
_________
28, 1944-
ner
Southeast Quarter cf
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the Southwest Quarter of said
WASCO METHODIST CHURCH
9; thence north to the Nor-
Sur.rifty j School at 10:00 A. M.
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN * *
theast comer of the Southeast
Mcrning Worship at 11:00 A. M.
OF REAL PROPERTY
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
The District Superintendent, Dr.
lNotice
given that the under- of ®aid Sec 9 • th'ence east to the
Silas E. Fairham will preach at ,
France« King, the guardian southeast comer of the Northwest
11:00 A. M. after which there
egtatc of
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
will be a potluck inner and Quar-
& minQr will
at of said Sec. 9: thence north to
terly conference. Special music by
in one parcel to the the northeast comer - f the No. -
...............
highwt bidder for c h . and eub- thw*<t
Southeast
the
choir.
\o .th League at 7:00 p.m .
ject to confirmation by the Co- ’J » « * « of s a i d S e e . 9;. thence
F- L. Cannait pastor, unty Court o f“ Mie " S t a t t ~ of
t0 the
« m e r of
’ Oregon, for Wasco County, on ti« .■ Southeast .Quarter o f - th ­
u d after Tuesday, February 15. Northeast Quarter of .aid Sec. f;
»h
ian Science Society
a
t
1944, all the right, title, interest lhe" « nort>> ‘ =>
P>a« « f b .-
- m morning services
and
estate
of
the
said
Donald
if’nning-
,
11:00 A. M. Subject “Life”
The East Half of the Southeast
»V •»'•slay night service at 8 King,
minor, in , and
to
•• v' ’ * testimonials of healing. tbat certain real property ritu- Quart*r «Í Section 9.
O H U R O H E?9
W ake U p , A merica !
Should tLe W a r Contract
Renegotiation Law be
I by
PMO O . CLAMC
General Chairman
American Economic
Foundation
V
Repealed ?
A* debated by
Honorable Francie Caee
Honorable Bartel J. Jonkman
C onfrenm an, 5 th D istrict
C on gressm an , 2d D istrict
S o u th D akota
M ichigan
CONG. ‘CASE OPENS: “Renego­
CONO. JONKMAN OPENS: Re­
tiation”
is a wartime measure de­
(negotiation
was
intended
to
supplant
MATIONAL^f'T>o'z i
signed to meet problems arising from
_
,
X
V
.
,
dhe
constitutional
court
action
for
O
The president has rccn-nendcd ^ecovering fraudulent profits on war the hurry-up defense program. O r­
a national service act. This is contracts. Whenever, after negotiat- ders were placed with anybody who
sim ilar to the universe! d r ^ 't
dng a war contract, tiie Secretary might produce what was needed.
. .
x,
.
. ' alleges excessive profits, he renego- Often neither contractor nor govern­
O FFIC IA L COUNTY PA PER
so long sponsored by the A m - -
skims off alleged excessive ment knew what actual costs would
can Legion. Had 4t lw*en r-~ -
’ profits, and his determination is final. be. As economies of large-scale pro­
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
y ea rs a<ro m any of th “ U ” -”
Notwithstanding this substitution of duction and American ingenuity
y ea rs ago m any oi in . r
government by men for government
Payable in Advance
now handicapping the w ar r e e l by law> dlre exigencies of war un- showed up, the public was stunned
ONE YEAR ........................ .. $2 'X) not have happened. Al*o. t h - d o u b t e d l y justified popular approval, to read of huge profits by the side
of appeals to save newspapers and
m ig h t have been control o v er the
ew°montos buy war stamps. One exem pli: one
JANUARY
1J44
lives of citizens th a t wow'd h iv * later, provided strong inducement fo r company’s w ar business totalled 51
b ro u g h t o th er troubles.
maladministration by renegotiators. millions. Without renegotiation, prof­
_
,
,
a
. , . .
They disregarded distinctions be- its would have been $31,0bO.7OO, prof­
. People do not mind giving up
exctJ,ive profltJ (involvinj its after taxes without renegotiation
CRICKET CONTROL
som e rig h ts if they are confident fraud, actual or constructive) and $5,964,000—on an invested capital of
The m a tte r of ciick et control th a t those rig h ts will be re tu rn - excess profits (« < * «
’xT?®!}’ $1,371.000! A percentage excess prof­
its tax does m o t take the place of
has again come up before the coun- ed to them when th<7pn»sing p i S t ) . Bureaucratically, th ey .ren e-
renegotiation. First, it does not sep­
ty although action has been 'db- d an g e r is past. The L egion’s uni- gotiated all war contracts, although arate business produced by company-
layed by the county . court. L ast vernal d r a f t act made th a t m and- fc.rceiy
owned facilities from that produced
co u rt m eeting day a delegation of ato ry .
70% WOuld have been collected by by facilities built and loaned by gov­
farm ers from the n o rth ea st cor-
T he tendency tow ard natio n al the Treasury anyway. Vicious re- ern m en t U nde Sam has invested
some 15 billion dollars in war plants,
n er of the county, wifcre c ric k e t, aocialrim has now gone ao fa r w t o
co": has spent several billions “expedit­
have done th e g re a te s t dam age, th a t citizens m ay properly feel
as. profiteers, discouraging ing _ . production” through purchase of
ap p ared to p re s e n t a budget ask- hesitancy about giving anv m ore efficiency, hamstringing war produc- tools and special equipm ent One
itp p .a itu tu 1,/ix
uug
'
destrovina Dost-war jobs by contractor does not like renegotia-
ing fo r $1150 fro m
the county .u th o n ty to a pow er greedy gov-
t
oi Sender one- tion because it forbids him to make
and pledging them selves to raise emmvent, one th a t seem« i n t e r t on tenth of profits needed for conver- on 20 million invested by govern­
$1500 to obtain federal aid in air- gaining power d uring th? w ar as BiOn. and supplanting the constitu- ment the same rate of return al­
lowed on 2 million personally in­
plane baiting of crickets.
rapaciously as labor leaders dc- ‘^ ^ " ^ ‘ ^ ^ t o i z h i p ^ n p e S vested. Second, the excess profits tax
Ju d ge Wilson «aid th a t as a m and power and some cor rac- ghould repeal it> recapture the taxing does not separate profits and losses
tax p ay er he favored assum ption to rs w ant money.
power, and, if necessary reinforce on general business from that on war
contracts. One contractor is angry
of the entire burden by the coun-
Had there been more bravery in
s"*hm - because
the law forbids him to use
ty. Oth .r court m em bers dem ur- handling labor, more intelligence mating incentives to mulct the Tfea$- lush w ar prdfits to wash out losses
on bad, highly speculative private
red until fu rth e r inform ation was in handling prices, more fra n k - ury.
business ventures!
nrcBClftrd
-
"* r«88 in handling foreign affairs,
CONG. CASE CHALLENGES: My
CONG. JONKMAN CHALLENGES:
The delegation, sensing
the m orelight throw n on b attles and distinguished opponent m ost. cer-
My opponent’s opening statement
demonstrates and proves my conten­
possibility of getting all the work b attle loenes, the -people m ig h t
done without personal cost, im- look on such a drastic step w ’th meTlt (you ancj j) would pay the tion. A few examples of isolated and
fo r full county
fe a r th a t it is an o th er chain contractor’s taxes. That, after giving unconscionable- profits are advanoed'
maommy. asked ior
iu i .eu
y
- - - -
him good business during wartime as reasons for confiscating slender
participation instead of the basis to bind them,
when others are ruined. Renegotia­ margins of thousands of legitimate
tion is simply a price adjustment. contractors who would pay 90% back
presented in their budget.
E
isenhow
er
f*ays
the
w
a
r
will
Has he never sought to get an ad- in taxes and are in no position to
Whether the county should take
n
-vieVnf K.itino- be over in 1944. Now we h ear th a t Justment on something when he quarrel about the remaining 10%.
over all coats o f c n c k e t b a itin g
_
. . .
..
found the price paid excessive? In Even the most glaring example cited,
or not i . therefore . .ubjeet th .t the woah m .y tort . long time
'one year, nine months of operation, 31 million profit on 51 million busi­
renegotiation will have saved Uncle ness, would have much less than
should be publicly discussed be­
Sam about 5 billions! Until some­ three million, a little over 5% on
fore definite conclusion is reach
thing better Is found that will curb volume, after excess profits taxes.
the excessive profite on war con­ This demonstrates tax effectiveness
ed.
tracte, the renegotiation statute should even on isolated cases of unconscion­
F ir*t, th Are Ax no doubt th a t
able profits. Why wouldn’t it do tha
not and must not be repealed.
jab on the thousands of others?
th<* crickets hav» become a m en­ From the O bserver, J a a 15, 1915
CONG. JONKMAN REPLIES: We
’
CONG. CASE REPLIES: My friend
ace to fa rm ers and stockm en in
The concrete w all betw een the are discussing repeal, not renegotia-
insists
on pernfitting.w ar contractors
a r t . o i f w»«
th e county
th e n n o o rth
rtn e c a a st si p an
w u n v /. * p i? - o«ri
n*. ^ on a^ er t**®8» which resembles a
m e nonnv
p
,na lvSdu- l
J , F FoM and D r‘ M orK*n p ro p er- dog chaBing his tail, and /o r which 1 to multiply their Invested capital in
Second, the or
con apfted T hursday m orning, hold no brief. Ruination,A>f many in­ profits. These granges now pending
fa rm e rs have done has not been
of ppoUction fro;n dustries through war is ho excuse for will meet most valid objections to
inclusive o f enough territory to fl .
destroying more by renegotiation this wartime statute: 1. Creation of
x
xv
• V
Third the en-
wwteTS
which the opposition seems to justify a central War Contract Price Ad­
stop tho crickets in
,
j^ay Hiavner cut his rig h t hand through price adjustment. Whether justment Board to insure uniform
tire county is menaced toy the
the cen ter fin* er knuc,._ I personally ever renegotiated <re- standards in «R ' procurem ent agen­
nr«Mu»nce of the cridkets if they. .
w
. e neged)
but Renegotia-
certainly cies. 2. Creation of a central review
presence oi vne cr o*
ieg W ednesday afternoon a t . . th
j never is did immaterial,
by coercion.
board with right of appeal to the
are permitted to *|Wr*ad-
g a ra g e while helping assem ble an tion has not saved Uncle Sam a U. S. Tax C ourt 3. Exemption of
The county a g e n t has m ade a
worthwhile fraction of 5 billion con- non-processed agricultural commodi­
.. ---I t»«a diarttvered th a t
. ’ .
. .
’
sidering administrative cost, lost ties and of contractors whose total
survey and h a s d
A rth u r Johnson w as in the city taxes stifling creative genius, etc. war business is less than $500,000 per
no one living in the com m unity Mondgy arrang>ing u movc h ;fi j detest war profiteering million- year. 4. Provision for exemption of
affected, except ’these who ap-
.. j-jn :
outfits
At tho nalres but deny that this law, admit- standard commercial articles if sub­
J
™>tin<r i« w illing .
dTJIling outfits. A t tho t
. a dangcroua and un-American stantial competition exists. 5. Fixing
peared a t th e m eeting,
fa rm o f C F Coe a good vein of statute” according to the Renegotia­ of expiration of the statute with th<?
end of the war.
te p u t up any funds to aid t “ w a te r w as h it in 19 feet of d rill- lors, is the remedy.
cam paign.
. jn g using a 6-inch 185-foot hole
lining up a skeleton o rg anization
, The federal government insists drilM by
Rebman when h9
to ta k e over th e w o rk which has
on local oo-opqraUon before it
■*. owned tbe farm; this outfit Will
been done by th e w a r relocation
will give any aid. Some coats moye
the
ferm weRt
(C ontinued from P age One)
a u th o rity , now in d isrep u te be­
must be borne by loeal citizens or
by Soren Hansen.
cause o f the in cid en ts a t the
agencies.
The drill in charge
of Chas. dpmnnqtTfttes th - economy of th?
-
Tt «M-ws therefore that th e „
.
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v d em o n strates in , ecwwmy
Tuk? Jake center in northern C;?.-
R seems, tb e re fo r e^ c n .
B oardm an a t th e Fred
K rusow
„ a new ,in d u stry may be Jf
.
Th ftcra<ypinfr of
the
co u rt m ust decide w hether to foj- fa rm , g o u th w s t
Gra88 ,V alley
.
,
p ifi n o rth .
I he ecrap p i g
is OT NOW
-h -.
low the generous attitude of the
w
> »
n i tfte
»
-r,rl
and
nr-widp
provide
federal governm ent
.id if local men arc willing to co-
operate or to go further and pro-
,,Uo
«11 th«
vide all
the fnnzU
tu n a s fo
io r r th
tn e e j wb.
w.
By adopting the latter course
the court would be establishing a
sort of insurance for agriclutural
i;«am4avr« riw r the eountv that
X ^ a J T a b l y be extended to
could reaeonttly
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flood» or fires or other acts of
God oimilar to cricket infest»
tions.
n
trttngU inward duties of
Our a ttitu d
Deci,¡o „
K° T -
in th »
m e t^ r
Jeetoe
h
f
2„ f
veIT1 a t
the day
.
established m the Pacific nor
,
w>Ur , t
Cm fa m t The
««
X n to -Dvc
dri|, , t the Rrullow
|>cc Wll, » » h o i has ended
open
. p .c
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r*i
j
o
xv
uiauon.
the Clyde S m ith fa rm
A,
..
Wi>rp ;n,
n€<r Ruttedre
Ala<>’ lf
embargo were im
’
‘
P°sed and th e Cuban b lack stra p
From the Observer, (Jan- 15, 1925 made available for the produc-
_ ,
,
t ion
alcohol, there would be no
“ four
“ further evcu.e for forbidding the
reminder of the freexing weather dtatiIlCTie, to resume the making
of last month, flooded the base- Qf w hiskey, an d a fu r th e r re-
ment of the Presbyterian church Rult would lx> to (make available
three inches
wat«r Tues- to American consumers a much
d4y’ lR*P»ir"
»>* «<■'• la rg e r allo tm e n t o f su g ar. Y et
ho«
metter
far we w »h to go with goverment
responsibility.
Southeast Quarter of Sec.
put
inatead
on* c^ r
naotor
dugtrial alcohol but which is ur-
gently needed for stock feed,
The Puge< ^ n d experiment will
|x . wateh€d with interest by the
o p e ra to rs of p u lp p ap e r mills in
thp northwest, particularly with
t to the cost of the pro
d
. * ,
The im m ig ratio n service o f the
propelled d e p a rtm e n t o f ju stic ‘ is alread y
cause of pretty girl pictures, but
for some other reason th a t eeem-
operating On ap- _____ -________ _____
p pox innately hourly schedule ba-
.
.
, , v
tw een G ram V al^
and
Dfl,_ *th, that was e j y .
,y
ed irrwxjrtant to P o st M aster Gen-
.
It
had to do w ith
F a r t o f her job is
to let you know when
there’ s a run o f Long
Distance traffic and peo­
ple are waiting fo r con­
nection with the point
you’ re calling.
See. 26.
‘ The S outhw est Q u arter of the
N orthw est Q u arter, the Northea-.-.
Q u a rter c f th e N o rth e ast Q u a rte-
and the S outhw est Q u a rter of the
N o rth e ast Q u a rte r o f Sec 27.
The N orthw est Q u a rter of the
N o rth e ast Q u arter of Sec.
The S outheast Q u a rter of the
N orthw est Q u arter.
th e S o u th ­
w est Q u a rte r of th e N o rth east
Q u arter, the E a st H alf o f the
S outhw est Q u a rte r and the Soutn-
eavt Q u arter of Sec. J33.
The N orthw est Q u arter, the N or­
th H alf of the Sout' west Q u arter
♦he Southw est Q u a rter of th •
S outhw est Q u arter and the N o rih -
wevt Q u a rter o f th e S outheast
Q u a rte r of Sec. 34.
The N o rth e ast Q u a rter of the
S outhw est Q u a rter of Sec. 35
All in (Townahip F iv e ' South.
R ange E ighteen E W.M.
All t h a t p a r t o f th e N o rth w est
So, when you are making
a call over a line that
she knows is crowded,
the operator will say—
“ Please limit your call
to 5 minutes.”
W a r t r a f f i c w ill get
th r o u g h b e t t e r w ith
your help.
a
the"-.
Quarter of Section Five in Town­
ship Five South, Range Nineteen
E.W.M. in Sherman County, Ore­
gon.
Bay War Bonds for Victory
many believe, it should have been
piaced a t tbe
s ta rt.
T here
is
little sentiment in favor of tum-
¡ni?. the internment camps over
t0 the army
performance
of what s regarded os purely po-
TK none TFipzoaf mo ra i aura
The S outhw est Q u a rter o f th “
S o u th w est Q u arter o f Sec. 5.
The S outhw est Q u a rte r o f the
N o rth e ast Q u arter and the S o u th ­
e a s t Q u a rter o f th e
S outheast
Q u arter o f Sec. 7.
jjce dutjes.
r
'
.
n > liMr>
the- feeling on his part that E f -
quire was not a sufficiently in-
Guests, loudly praise Walter
structive, educational or interpre- Rutledge for his efforts to make
tive journal to paw through the Moro hotel patron» comfortable.
otherwise antiseptic mails.
I take advantage of this oppor-
| f r Walker thereby sets him- tunity to announce to the people
ag the judge of what th-» of Sheraian county that I am the
people shodW read and look at.
sole agent for the , Chicago 18
Mr. Walker is wrong. No man magnet, 6 bar 1600 ohm, special
bas tho constitutional right to wound barbed wire telephone. W.
be the judge of what American» H Taylor, Menldand, Oregon.
should read,
what is education-* Mi* and Mrs Roy Belshee gave
al or instructive. He who tries to the young people of Hay Canyon
<k that has never been properly a party Wednesday evening Jan
w ere presen t.
The
,
n
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
T he N o rth e a st Q u a rte r of the
N o rth w e st Q u a rter of Sec 17.
The N o rth w est Q u a rter of tho
N o rth w est Q u a rter and th ? 'South
w est Q u a rter of th e S o utheast
Q u a rte r of Sec. 18.
The S o u th e ast Q u a rter of the
N o rth w e st Q u arter, th e N o rth e ast
Q u a rte r of th e S o u th w est Q u a rter
and the N o rth w est Q u a rter of t 1- »
S o u th east Q u a rte r-o f Sec. 19.
The N o rth w est Q u a rter of the
N o rth w est Q u a rter and the Noi tn
w est Q u a rter o f the S outhw ^-t
Q u a rte r o f Sec. 20.
All in Tow nship
Five Soutr.,
.
For those special occasions there if
sufficient Barclay’s— continue tc ask for it/
^airlaus
_ÿ
O O ID LABEL
Straight BOURBON Whiskey
80.6 Proof
Jo*. Barclay 4 C i . Limited • Paario, l iinoi*
16.
The E ast H alf of the N orth
ea st Q u arter of Sec 21.
The South H alf of the N orth
* Half, the S o utheast Q u a rter of
the Southw est
Q u a rte- and the
S o u th east Q u a rter o f Sec. 22.
All of Sec. 23.
The N orth H alf and the N orth
H a lf o f the Southw s t Q u a rter r.'
Sec. 24.
. The N o rth east Q u a rte r of th •
N o rth w e st Q u arter, the N orthw est
Q u arter o f the North» a st Q uarter,
the South H alf of the Northea-iv
Q u arter and the N o rth e ast Q u a r­
te r of the S o u th east Q u a rter of
the
ne
8 u p e rra K , by
th e lm m ,g rat.o n
and n atu ralizatio
w h . ere,
. . n . . service
. .
Th<> Soutb- H a li a1 “ >« North
’H a lf of the S o utheast Q u a rter of
Sec. 16.
The S outheast Q uart r of the
iu
to be banned from the m ails
E squire -was not banned
e r a t W alker
‘rU m nie"t “ mp5u
Ore-
n o th er effect would he to relenne
R B WWte> county highway con
q u a n titie® of grain now be-
v The ru boys
.
m
nf a
v.ho like to pin the pic
pretty and architecture ly ar
«
girl on the walls where it can
bi seen will have to find h differ-
en t source of supply. Esquire ta.
F R E E P R E SS?
|s only
a few w eeks and
w eeks ano
county,
H ° H ln ,e n “ nd A C T h o ^ ' -
was in Moro vicinity on Tuesday
for the purpose of looking over
the route of the proposed Lono
Rock market road. • He stated
thUt a ™m®r
in circulation
gt GraM ValkV to the effect that
probably about next June the OW
R & N Company would diacon
^mue the present passenger train
gervice on tbe Shaniko branch and
be
relocatlon authority
Teet la s t w est. W h at its s ta tu s m ay be af- m a tte r
rtrik .
fo r in d u strial
xted " i n ' Sherman
C. A . Ruggles
In Other Days
Kelly’s Column
Odin» room to tho
♦ • • build ng is open. All an-
_ ,
and the South
H alf ''f
. ™ ,
o t
v »ix
gon, and described as follows
Christian Science liters- B ’
h
Sec. 10.
fat*. be bought or borrowed
nu
The West Half o f the" West
An undivided one-fourth inteir
Half, the South Half of the Nort^
eat in and to
east Q u a rter and the S outheast
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Quarter of See- 11.-
All persons
having
claims
The S o u th H alf of the N orth
t liie estate of Nora Smith,
H alf and the South H a lf o f Sec. 12
are hereby notified to
The N orth H alf, the S outhw est
present them, with the proper
Q u a rter and the W est H alf o*
IN SU R AN C E
vouchers
uriier: and duly verified, to the
the S o u th east Q u a rter of Sec. 13.
undersigned,
the
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appointed-
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Ore All o f Section 14.
qualified and acting Admini3tra- UIni :nn„„HnHHHH» « m
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The N orth H alf and the E ast
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Range Nineteen,. JS/Vp’.M.
1 «.Terms and conditions of »?’•>:
C ash. Bids m usfrbe in w ritin g - ” d
?nmg was
/e crokon-
■» M r and
and
Mrs
maybe left with the und-TsignrJ rt
Qle- Those present v
Mrs Sam Brock, Mi
Claud Thompson. Mirs Myra Brown,
Messrs. Owen Thompson, Charley
Belshoe, Chas Ni»h, Roy Benson,
Claud Spoon, Gufc Porchet^Miss-
es Edyth Brock,- Lila Nish, Es
tella and Edith Belshee, Ethel
and Eva Wright. A bountiful lun-
ch was served about 12 o’clock,
after which the merry young peo-
pie took their.doparfnre fot home
wishing their hostess many hao-
py returns.
th e office of th e county clerk nf
S herm an County, O regon, in M-v-o.
O regon, o r m ay be le ft w ith the
undersigned a t room 404 U. S .’
N ational Bank B uilding, hr The
D alles, O regon.
F rances King
G uardian of th e person and estate
o f Donald K ing, a m inor.
Carlton L. Pepper w
The Dalle», Oregon
Attorney for Guardian.
. 10-13
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