Sherman County journal., January 21, 1944, Page 2, Image 2

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»UKKMAN t-U L n H JDLK.NAL, MOHO. OBEGON
FD1DAÏ, JANVKY 21. >»44
Beginning at the northern* cor­
ner of the Northeast Quarter of
The European countries seem
Notice is given that Leonard tfae Northeast Quarter of Sec. 9
j^ftirnnan C eu n tg J o u i lia ’
to lean toward the theory of big
\ « r I Com m unity
Workman has been appointed ex- jn Township 6 South, Range 18 E.
I aesjy lerian Church
unit?, in the hope they will be
ecator of the will of Val Work- w . M., thence southwest to te nor-,
more efficient. Other plaçes fav­
James D.: Moberg, paator.
Published Every Friday at
man, deceased. All persons hav- ^beast corner of the Southwest
or the smaller unit to give
Moro, Oregon
Bible SchooFi 10:00 A. M
ing claims against the estate of Quarter of the Southwest Quar-
oortunity to more people
Can
the
U.
8.
Support
a
Morning
Worship
11:00
A.
M.
said decedent are notified to pre-
of
thence south
Editor
Giles L. French
’Ina of ccrt of production.-,
Sermon, “Bleased Are Your EyeY sent them with proper vouchers
the Southeast comer of the
$500 Billion D e b t!
Moderated by
FnterJl as second class matter at
Certainly large operators, whe-
Ma. 13:16
to said executor at the residence Southwest Quarter of the S uth-
FRED O. CLARK
the postotftee ot
Moro, Oregon
f arm >rs or industrialist», will iG«n«ral
Chairman
O rU tian Endeavor 7:30 P. M
of Ora Workman in Wasco, Ore- we£t Quarter of said •St;. 9;
i . ----- •---- Economic
under Act of Congress of March
to actually produc» cheaper
We4- 7:33 T- M Junior Choir * gon. within six months from the thance east to the southeast cor­
than small ones do retiin their
Wed. 8 p.m- Prayer m€£$'rf.
Ai debated by
3, 1879
date of this notice-
of the Southeast Quarter i f
place. They cannot expect to re­
O. Clenn Saxon
Honorable Jerry Voorbi»
Dated
and
first
published
this
Southwest
Quarter of said
JfssiÀss
P resid en t, P en n sylva n ia Ê con om y
ceive government aid - directly.
Cong m im a n , 1 2 t h D istrict,
WASCO
METHODIST
CHURCti
2tst
day
of
January,
1944.
,
thence
north
to the Nor-
L ea g u et P ro fe sso r o f E conom ics,
California
Any individual or corporation that
O ne ‘
Yale
U
n
iversity
CunÄay
School
at
JD/JO
A.
M.
.
L»O
T*
rd
Workm,»
th#aat
carner
of
the
Southeast
ION obtains control of resources must
..
.... a
P illi»
M.
rning
Worship
at
I
l
i
»
A.
M.
Executor
Quarter
o(
the
Southwest
Quarter
MR. SAXON OPENS: We can re- .
prove efficiency or expe-* to - CONO. VOORHIS OPENS: Under
Pepper
of
said
Sec-
9;
thence
east
to the
NATIONAL EDITORIAL- to«»* .control-
tour
monetary system
we
.
— present
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.
„ can- deem a 300 billion dollar debt with- u Preaching sacvico - at the Gr>?:>
southeast comer Of the Northwest
Valley Methodist church Sunday^he Danes. Oregon,
out repudiation, inflation, or white
* iSSOCIATION
Th - th rew nf large p r^ erty hot
n f t^ o o n ut 3 o-cloeS. *
Attorney for executor
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
rabbits if we display the moral fibre,
owners is that they are efficient *st alone wni c08t taxpayers 7%
common sens^, and political courage
—
y
......
‘
of
said Sec. 9: thence north to
Epworth League at 7:00 p.m .
In manv '•a«es thev have be*n billions annually! True, if the pres-
of our forefathers. Between 1909-13
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
HEARING
the
»«rtheaft comer of the Nor
able
to
prove
It.
The
«re-
to
,
,
t
-
MUion
«
^
t
n
c
o
P
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£
z
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F.
L.
Cannell
’
pasto:
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
and 1920 during World War I, na­
Nolice i. hereby riven that A thwe’ 1 S ’» * " of «he Southeast
i»n furms. as has been done in . this hitherto unheard of production tional income rose from $30.7 billions
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
H. McIntyre. Administration of « u*rttr of sa,d . Sce; 9: thence
Russia and England, will go on depends directly upon * * * * * ¡¡¡5 to $ 7 3 / billions, or 130.4%. In the
Payable in Advance
Christian
Science
Society
east to the southeast comer of
.
, • vi
to. •
huge deficit financing. War orders subsequent post-war years, we held
until undeniable efficiency is prov-
with
production will col­
Sunds' merwHg •«»rvi*'” at the Estate c f Alexander J Mc­ the Southeast Quarter of th i
ONE YEAR .......................... $ 2 /0 or. in that matter as w^H.
this
gain.
Average
income,
after
price
Intyre, deceased, has filed in the
lapse unless war demand is replaced
11:00 A. M. Subject "Truth”
Th* warning given Friday is by equivalent orders for ^ e - t i m e adjustment, rose 55% during 191S-38
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^nps
'av
nicht
s
e
r”
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r
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at»
8
County Court of the SU te of
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servire
in
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goods. Total money in circulation de­ over 1909-13. National income during
JANUARY 21, 1944
includes testimonial* of dealing.
Oregon for Sherman County, his tlie*** W t h to
p
well taken.
termines total consumer demand. But, World War II has risen from $76 bil­
The reading mom In the rea* pjnai Account and the Couxt g ^ W
_______ ____ __
after every war the banking system, lions in 1940 to $150 billions in 1943,
The East Half of the Souths* *t
u'rpiiiV'Q
-
through self-interest, pursues a de- or 97.3% before and 28.3% after price
of the building is onen. ; All nn bas sat the 23rd day of February,
T h o s e tc h o tcou. 'd l i n d e
SlKIHfcb
flationary policy. Deflation means de-
•
rhri-tian
Scient*
,
hier»-
oflk(>
the
County
O
e
r te r of Section 9 .
The
a d m in is tra tio n .
th ro u g h struction of a part o f our buying adjustment. Over the next 50 years
f c c d o n t fi'C w h c i / y are Secretary
tuyp
can
he
bought
or
borrowed
V
•
A
U
Un„i4>
f»‘
The
Soufch g a U ^ p f the North
Morgenthau,
moved power. America’s money supply at national income should average at
Clerk in the Court House a .
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J
.
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4
b
.
’
/
ft*
Moro,'
Oregon
,
t
10:00
o’clock
*
‘
l
f
10*nd
‘he S°Uth
f
least
$120
billions.
By
taking
annu-
-
*
A
rapWly to
Vivien Kel
d e s c r e í o d n f n either.
ally 25% of this average Income for
a m. .» the time end • place for ~ he Waal> H»lf of the West
lenss who said she was on a one u^yat® borrowers, or government, at all government, (we took 22.6% in
woman
tax
strike.
That
sort
of
interest
If
banks
don’t
lend,
borrow-
the settlement of a..d accounting _
Hglf Qf |hf,
WAR BONI) DRIVE
1938 before the war) we’ll have $$0
thnng is not to be countenanced,,
one says we can billions, say $9 billions for state and
tri " fluonoafpo 8uunaq joj pun east Quarter and the Southeast
This is the first week of the and shouldn't.
support a 300 billion debt in a 'd e - local, as in the 1930’s, anfi $21 bil­
t V save, if in y .
Quarter of See- 11.
lions for Federal purposes. T h is'al­
Fourth War Loan. Generally it H
Nothing workable has been pression. To overcome
lows $8 billions for normal Federal ; -
The
1044
program
offer,
O
r
-
.
The South Half of the North
being started with less of a fan­ done about actual strike« that in
power in circu- functions, as in the 1930’s, $7.5 bil- ( •
Half
and the South Half of Sec. 12.
gon dairy farm er, maximum a . ,
BarUn
fare then was the Third War one dav hamper war production lation Under the present «y«tom lion« for interest, and $5.5 billions for
The
North Half, the Southwest
Loan in September. That is to be more than all the Kellems in the that means deficit financing, trading debt redemption, veterans’ aid, and
pittance in improving p8Et®”2*
Da’les, Oregon
interest-bearing
government
bonds
Quarter
and the West Half ot
expected. No one will be misled country could in a year-
and growing more higfi protein Attorney for the Estate
11-4
for new bank-created credits, still increased costs of the armed forces
the
Southeast
Quarter of Sec. 13.
by it; the nation’s need for funds
Probably anti-stril"» ler^ ’af’cn more interest-bearing nation^ . d” 7* Consequently, we can redeem the
forage to help offset scarcity of ---------------------
All
of
Section
14.
debt
over
the
next
century
on
this
is as great now as then.
i . not the lone time sw w er. 3 r ~ e This
TW. way we can support a 300 bii to minimum income. If income increases. - T-potein* concentrates, points out N q T I C E T 0 CREDITORS
The
North
Half
and the East
We are approaching a date rem
ilation m
aking ls^ or n n to r i
biUi#n> ad infinitum. This is im­ as it should, we can do it sooner.
regulation
making
» John ’ Shepherd of Scio, member
Half
of
the
Southeast
Quarter of
when our men will begin an inva- re?ponsible tb their m< mb?r* and possible psychologically, politically,
»tnU AAA committee
All persons
having
clal’ is Sec. 15.
CONQ. VOORHIS CHALLENGES:,
sion of hostile and well guarded reepansibie fOr their •«-
* ' economically!
But the rise in national income from
Elimination of the farm al- against the estate of Norn Smith,
The Southeast Quart r of th •
•bore.. The need for munitions miwion an.,
remmi-slon v>„,1
«norre 76 to 150 billion In 3 years’ time, of,
’.ownnee provision” in effect gives deceased, are herebv not fied t' Southeast Quarter of Sec. 16.
will be tremendous- Plentiful sup- be # better plan. Unions h«vo
precedents. World War I raised which Dr. Saxon speaks, has rested,
ea'h farm an ur.lim;ted
sod present them, w.th the pronei'
The East Half of the North-
plies o f planes, guns, sh ells equip- f ound th a t th?y can
rbta;n whnt Our national income from 38 billions squarely upon the greatest deficit | bvdd’ne- a ! k w iv 5 . cxe—'* f~~ vouchers and duly verified, t o t .»
spending
In
history.
If
we
attempt
to
cart Quarter cf Sec ,21
•m ent will eave many live«. There thev want by a , h„ nf strere-'V
d t a d “ °U Fore’S SS Ml-
pnnbcatiin of limrt «"d "hos- undersigned. - the dulv appointed
maintain a post-war national income
The South Half of the North
nfust be a constant stream going
jiaR gotten to be a game in |joni The depression years, 1930-40, of 120 billion by the same methods,
Cqalifl^d and acting Administra­ Half "the Southea-t Quart ’’
phote. Sheoher*^ said. Th'* alio
rto the fronts. The more of such ^ i c h the administration plays
»aw it fall to 45 billions to rise again continuing deficits will exceed debt
ance for lim° and nh-m h0*'» re­ tor of th'- e toto *»f N ’ r - 51 *" ? ♦’»• Sovthwe-* Quart/ • •'•'d i’--i
ex p en d itu re, we can pay for now the losing. part after cor,idem ble
w iio n a The next retirement, and we will constantly)
cently has been set at «$2
owe more and more. As pointed outj
deceased, at the ofl'ce of T. T »' Southeast Quarter of S;e. 22.
the more stable 4$ill b*» our econ- hipster.
decade, despite depression, can easily in my book, “Out of Debt, Out of.
acre of cropland aM orchard ter Johnson, attorney at law. W v*
All ef See. 23.
omic condition.
We cannot feel that
ls5o~- average 100 billions or more. A^300 Danger,’* the only solution is to di-*
Thfse liberal orods-’ n*
1#- co, Oregon, within six months
The North Half a"*d tin Nor‘h
.
uu
billion debt can be borne as l nave
All this is well known and wel’ ¡ng men, thenwelvis w ith Devs fhown on an average income level of ▼orce our money from our debt. Only ( <n-d manv dnl’nr
from the date o f first publication Half o f the Southwest Quarter cf
strike so joo billions. And we can reasonably then w ill fu ll employment, high n a -,
V,’
understood by the unusually well in the service, would
tional
income,
and
reduction
of
debt,
of this notice, to-wit: January 7. Sec. 24.
expect to reach 150 billions in th e
informed per pie cf Sherman coun­ often if tjiev w ere m ade t o feel
mbr* ‘■nll-bvVdtore.
than
’
'
.
■>
The Northeast Quarter of tr. »
all three, become possible.
«,/. coming decxdbs of peace
C
ONO VOOBH1S replies
- To . MR. SAXON REPLIES: Let’s face possible under the allowance im ­
ty. Ron'’ salesmen find that argu­ the revpone.b.hty for the.r n
Arthur J. Smi”- Northwest Quarter, the Northwest
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.
a v
ments for bond buying are un­ tion. We have pamnered the un carry and reduce 300 billion fiol.ar
World War 1 also doubled na-i
itations of previous programs.
'■
Administrate•• Quarter <f the N orth--rt Qua t?r.
•'* war’s end debt, our .country m u st acts
necessary. The neonl- know they ions so long for political purp0”
have means of maintaining high na- tional income; yet
P
-o^
’ction
practices
offer
pay-.
Date
of
firrt
publication
January C - South Ha’f n*
are ruin? to huv bonds, l^ack of that they need discipline wh’ch tional income aad preventing de­ years, including the depression. ln-^
“
tor
application;,
df
lime
7,
1944-
"
Quarter and the N - • h -a rt On
•
come averaged practically the war-1
will ngness to do their share ¡s thia administration h in no po pression without -further increasing
nh—uhate,
and
both
mater-
Date
of
last
publication
Janua
y
ter
of
the
Southeast
Quarter
'».
time
peak.
Over
the
next
century,
the deb t B u t under our present
aition to give them.
seldom found.
S o. 26.
monetary system, increased national we ll top the 150 billion dollar mark.
ini« are again available through 28, 1944
"
,
. . . . . Income and recovery from depression With a tax-take of only 23% for all
The national quota is $99,000,-
The South wert Quarter of t»’O
the conservation materials pro
_
__
From the Observer. Jan. 20. 190»
by Dr Saxon have only been government (the lillB leyel), we can
000. Sherman countv’s quota is
Northwest
Quarter, the North
Snow was 20 inches d<»ep about possible because national debt was redeem the debt slowly, but honest­
gram. * Increased
supplies - of
$142.100 This i» divided as fo l­ W
n i o K,
.♦ p^hr V illa multiplied. The answer to present ly. We nt 2d no white rabbits. We
p h o -h a te arn avail«Ve if farm- NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE Quarter of the Northeast Quan
cannot be more debt. Instead,
lows: $89,400 in E bonds. $25.- Moro. 7 1-2 fficbe* at P ohr Villa
and th* Southwest Quarter of t-.
OF REAL PROPERTY
rrs nlace orders now with their
and 31 at The D alles. M ondav.
Congress must provide for creating need on'y to unshackle Agriculture,
200 in F and G bonds. $11 800 in
Labor
:
..d
Industry
from
the
dead
.
Northeast Quarter of Sec 27.
R ov” B elshee and C harles N ish on the, books of the Treasury, debt
cou «tv AAA eorr-Ttitto''. S^eo-
Koy BeiMiee ana
na
u ^ egt free 8Uch new national hni . . ’..ureaucracy—return govern-
the other issues and $15.700 for
N otice.is given that the under-
The Northwest Quarter of ‘ ?
h?rd »-*ported, pointing out that
were Captains in a mrlbrt n m cre«iit (purchasing power) as may
.oper functions of regu-
corporations.
It
is
a
’»'ore
realis-
signed
Frances
King,
the
guardian
Northeast
Quarter of Sec.
c u ij a j iw m ix i ^ .
, i
at upper Hay Canyon Wednesdnv from time to time be required to la.ur an« . .iceman rather than dic­
phosphate is effective in many
ot the person and estat» of Don-
The Southeast Quarter of 11»
tic quota than the county had for a
a
at a j T m
provide a full m arket for all America tator of our competitive profit system
pres« in ' increasing growth of
.
~ .
____ An oyater »upper
at J «upper
E Bel at
An oyater
produce and thu» »»sure con-
aid King, a minor, will sell $1 Northweet Quarter.
the Souzh-
th- September campaign.
and
all
economic
lifm-
___
legumes sueh as clovers and al­
«hee's was enjoyed after the hnnt. ¡ ^ ^ ¿ ' ’high national income.
private sale in one parcel to tho y?est Quarter of the Northeast
There is every reason to believe
at the expense of the losing side,
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■
falfa.
that Sherman countv can raise
Other 1944 practice, deigned W «»«- W " « for « " h’ “n?
E“ t , T ! L ° i ‘ h?
HTOitY GARDEN NEEDS
Up to Wednesday la’t but on-
r ? ------- — ~
this quota with «8 little trouble
have io inerea.e productivity of p . v
to c<mfl™.t.on by the
S e c r e t Quarterand the Soutn-
Victory gardeners--who
M tt did the former one when team had come up the Rattles-nak • 1Z ^ 1 1 . . q i f l l l l l Y i n
• • •
construction o f »»‘F Court of thc Stote ° f « * * Quarter of See. 33.
grade since the snow «♦arm an«I I V v l I j F \ M W l f l B l B M
access
to barnyard manure will
the conuity’s record wan out stand­
tile drainage Oregon, for Wasco County, O’.
Northwest Quarto»- the Nor-
it bad a hard time praing a v” -
have an advantage that canm t f "
drainage
(Continued from Page One)
0 ™ . ditch«
/ * ^ « » - plhnt' and
Tuesd’ ^ F»brua7 !6’ U> Half of the Sout* we»t Quarter.
ing. Deposits in the local bank
gon. lumber laden, that was st&l
be fully equalled by the use c . noxion. weed«, reseeding depleted >»44, all the right, title, intere,- , b. s , uthwe>t Quarter of th ,
are greater than in September
led
in the road.
ccuraging and there are inform­ any commercial fertilizer, re paaturea and ’ meadow,, past.— and ertale cf the Mid Donali Southweat Quarter and the Nor;!.-
when the other driv" began. To­
26 Men’s suit« are offered this ed observers in Washington who minj s o. T. McWhorter, exter
tal deposits are $261.000 larger
improvement, mowing weed, and «¡"3. » nu"»’ . >n »"il
0 weot Quarter of the Southeast
week
at the Emporium.
foresee the possibility of armed sion horticulturist at OSC.
and comn^rcial deposits are $143,-
property sit..- Quarter of Sec. 34.
that
certain
real
re rodent control.
From the Observer, Jan. 23. 1924 clashes between the rescuers and
McWhorter had' this
Northeast Quarter of the
000 larger.
Payment rates and information ated in SheTman county, Ore-
,
,,
,
neated
statement
confined
again
L
L
Peetz,
T
C
Lee.
and
on
th
se
and
other
1944
practices
Eon-
and
described
as
follows.
Southwest
Quarter of Sec. ..o
The price of wheat is considera­
the
rescued after the collapse .if
___
this
past
season
by
the
exper
T
M
Alley
and
A
B
Riddell
were
be obtained from county A.AA to-wit;
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All m Township Five South.
bly higher than when loans were
An undivided one-fourth inter- Range Eighteen E W.M.
mkde in September making a bet­ business visitor« in The Dalle« Germany. In these circumstances ipncp of a wf>man who appHbl
the task of military governors manure to a moderate
est in and to
All that part of the Northwest
ter total interne
Early indica­ last Tuesday afternoon.
men. Shepherd said.
L
W
Amick
was
m
town
on
wm
not oniy difficult but has- x 70 garden plot. Her garden wa.<
----- Quarter of Section Five in Town­
tion of bond sales already mad*
Assassination is not an re much better than ethers on
ship Five South, Range Nineteen
are that the county will again W ed n cd .y from the Kent dtotrict
the same tract of land but not
When
calling
at
the
ObaerveT
’
•
E.W.M. in Sherman County, Ore­
demonstrate its patriotism by
that he was unusual reeort of the people in manured that it was the talk of
investment« in the nation’s war office, he stated,
gon.
.. Ceutral Europe when they become the community. McWhorter ad­
quite sure that he would be com
.
The Southwest Quarter of th°
Honda.
pvlled to reored «hrev hundred dissot.sflod w.th those in charge vises applications of 8 to 15
Southwest Quarter of Sec. 5.
IN
SU
R
AN
C
E
acre, of wheat that was froxen »f «>eir government. They are a loads or tons per acre, or on« ’.o
The Southwest Quarter of the
M o ro
:
O re
out
during the December cold headstrong lot and accustomed to two tons to a - 50 x 100 lot, well
SIZE OF FARMS
Northeast Quarter and the South­
s. \
. ,
rule by force. Just how the prin- •”crked into the soil.
«àmnwtmmtstsstimsnmttsaœa east Quarter of the Southeast
At the close of the farm meet­
couple of weeks ago. most piplM of the Atlantic charter
Quarter of Sec. 7.
ing Friday one of thc visitor« of the farmers in the south end »re to be appl.ed and democratic
The Northea'st Quarter of to.-j
stated that aver the «tat« s o w of Sherman county were very «overrunant
established
under
eerious problems were arising
Northwest Quarter of See- 17.
much dhmouraged over cr'ou con- »>«* handicaps i . by po moons
The Northwest Quarter of tn e
In some places there js an effort ditiona, because thev considered clear. To attam even a moderate
to sell to newcomers land that ‘.t that most sil the fall sown wheat
Northeast
Quarter and th? ßouih-
of ‘ «ceres will call for
not productive and on which they h «i been froten out during the ™ore diplomacy and firmness than
west Quarter of the Southeast
Barclay's may be out o f stock
cannot make a living. Al«o, there cold .nap of last Decemeber. was ever displayed by these Am
" Quarter of Sec. 18.
. . . but ask for it every time!
The Southeast Quarter of the
is an effort in certain high place/
Nearly all had begun to nlan on «clean administrators in the p<i-
Northwest Quarter, the Northeast
to restrict the size of farms rreoeding. but the last few davs formanee o f previous duties ,n
Thia, he felt, was a matter that
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
of warm weather has changed the United States.
and the Northwest Quarter of the
farmers whould take under con
the opinion of the majority of
s ¡deration.
Southeast Quarter of Sec. 19.
rs iv A T i stock
the farmer« «round Kent.
-
*
The Northwest Quarter of the
The resulting argument was
S t r a i g h t RYE W h is k e y
From
the
Observer,
Jan.
22.
1915
Bonneville
power
administration
Northwest
Quarter and the N --th
remarkable in that the issues
86 Proof
west
Quarter
of the Southwest
Just
before
the
expiration
of
is
wondering
what
it
will
do
with
were clean cut and definite phil
Ja*. Barclay E X o . Limited • Peoria, lllteoi«
hia
term
Governor
Weot
pardoii
the
-hydroelectric
cap--ity
of
that
Quarter o f Sec. 20.
oaophies were expreaoed.
’'e one at
All in Township Five South,
. In opposition to the atatement ed D A Howell, who shot J C government plMnt
. .. and
,,
7/PB
de­
Range Nineteen E.W.M.
about possible curtailment of the Folie, mayor of Shaniko, ait Shan Grand Coulee Mf the
N Terme and conditions of s - ’5:
size of farm» . fanner capably fko. Howtffi wa. taken to
the cides to fold up th* aluminum
Cash. Bids must be in writing ana
expressed the capitaHstic theoiy penitentiary in » November
20, reduction plants a tjS c « ^ T*-
-nay
be left with the undersigned at
that as far as wheat growing > 1M1. *
a life sentence.
coma and Troutda’e
Alcoa at
the
office
of the county clerk of
The Moro Hotel has
installed Vancouver is neither -
i'mmcnt
concerned large units have prov
Sherman
Counti,
Oregon, in Moro.
heait in «ix of the rooms owned nor operated and. the rom»
er themselves .to be moat econ steam
on the aecond floor.
is true of the Reynolds plnnt at
Oregon, or may be left with the
oniical. That wheat is grown
lersigned at roam 404 U. S.
The
roof of the farm residence Longview, but the other redec-
uHjersigi
cheaper on our large farms than
Natbmal Bank Building, in The
of R W Pinkerton caught flrO tion plants can be closed dowr
it could ever be on small places
' • “ « mt
Dalles, Oregon.
_____ __
That If the farmers would quit Wednesday , momipg from an instanter. It is a case of one gov
France» King
over
heated
stove
pipe
chimney,
emment
agency
in
position
to
accepting government aid and
Guardian of the person and estate
A hole 10 x 16 feet was burned cripple another Success of the
prove their efficiency—and inaizt
of Donald King, a minor.
in the roof.
- Bonneville administration to unto
that other producer» do likewiv»
Carlton L. Pepper
At the opera house beginning has been in its ability to sell en
—there would be no need of cut­
Tuesday, January
and each ergy to war Industrie« and when
The Dalles, Oregon.
ting up ranch«.
Tuesday thereafter will be pre- these are discontinued the prob-
Attorney for Guardian.
In the above discussion is the
10-13
sented the continued picture story lem will be to find other outlets
problem that is worrying the en
entitle^ the "Perils of Pauline* for its power.
tire world. # /
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