Sherman County journal., January 28, 1944, Image 1

F if t y - S ix t h
Year
No.
Official County Paper
Moro, Oregon Friday, January 28, 1944
H
Howard Conlee
Nazi S o ld ie r s A p p e a r H a p p ie s t W h e n N o t F ig h tin g Possibility of
Actual Cost Being
War Bond Sale
Report, Not
° For Service
Encouraging
Charged Nears
• Mr and Mrs L. R.Conlee have
received official notification th a t
th eir son, H ow ara M. who served
E Bonds Sell Slower Than
Other Schools May Follow
13 m onths in the middle east a i
In September and Other
a m em ber of th e B15 B om bard­
Lead of Wasco and Put
m ent Sqdn. has been aw arded tl\e
Issues Barely More
D istinguished Flying Cross for
Elementery Tuition Up
participation in the fighting in
R eported sales of bonds in Sher-
Possible change in the present»
,
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th a t zone.
man county indicates considerably
«J*^f <*11
k ”
* eme® rY
The citation reads: ‘ Howard M. i€SS in te re st in buying than in
Because continued purchase« of
• J ”1** a yx - r ,Wn
S Conlee, technical serg ean t, fo r Septem ber, according to the men
aluminum from the Aluminum
n ,.y be made before another diatjnguiahed and meritorimM
actually in
fteld.
Company o f Canada were so fr e ­
oo
nm begins.
chievemenfc while p artic ip a tin g in
T h a t this is not due to lack of
quently referred too in the auoceaa-
This y e$ r the W asco school is a e rjaj flight ag a in st th e enemy in money is proven by the fact that
ful -fight waged by Washington
charging $150, fo r tuition of ele- tbe Middle E ast th e a tre of oper- more money » in the hand» of
and Oregon congressmen to pre­
m entary pupils se n t th ere for ed-
Tb<; nutwUnding skill farm ers and o thers th an in Sep-
vent the closing of plant» a t Spo­
ucation. A t both G rass
Valley ¿¡gp| ayed by Serg. Conlee in tem ber when the Third W ar
kane, Tacoma and Troutdale, a
and Moro th e actu al charge ia c a rryjng out his duties as A erial Loan cam paign began.
brirf review o f the contract with
$80 although, raises
have been erg in p er bas been a co n trib u to ry
The slackened
inclination to
t ’i? £ 'ripsaw concern , may be of
considered, or even voted.
fa cto r in the successes achieved buy w ar bonds has not been so
i r le - t to resklents o f the nor-
F ig u res on the la s t full i»chool by ^be 376 B om bardm ent Group evident in th e sale of E bonds a»
th ’ '■*! The original contract was
year show th a t actu al cost ot ?n tbe middle east, in the sup- jn the o th er issues. The county’s
mad * • M etals Reserve Co-, a t
giving education a t Wasco was popt of the Allied invasion of to tal quota is $142,100 of which
• " t of th e office of pro-
the i
$155.25. Cost a t Moro was >1>1-
and i n th e stra te g ic bomb- $89,400 is to be in E bonds. This
duction
m anagem ent,
in May.
* few h<mrs rcs|
beeQ granUd u these Naii »owners who are pictured en tertaln l:« th crv c lv es 4C and a t G rass Valley was $142- 7 "
Italy and oth er E uropean leaves >52,700 to be raised from
1941 when the need fo r enorm ous w m rw hcre alon<
RuiMXn fr»at. With R ussia’s great ally, winter, now la action there is lX lc t m e fo r re s t 5 6 .
sbown u n w a w r- the sale of other bonds and to
supplies o )f f alum inum became ap- p, G erm an ranks. This p ictu re w as found by the R ussian s. R ight: This photograph Which
which w
w a as s ra d io e d f r o m
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xargtwi.
-
„ex,™™ fin™
The co n tract
w , , fo r AJ r , U,ow. y .o n , N .A g a . g r . .1 th . rath
r« ^ m e .< W e n captive In luiy. They „ ,1 1 . .1 .he
Co’ t ’ v a?
« ch
» *
ing courage. a , well a» a conn,,- corporations,
p aren t.
Reports from headquarters of
io n
17 cents
cents a ca m e ra , apparently pleased that they are prisoners and no longer m ust fight and fan» the difficulties of war times to a large extent, because ten t dcfli re to serve.”
170.000 m lotrir
etric to
n s s a at t 17
of school costs th a t differ from
Howard
is
now
a
t
B
erry
College
allotm
ents made to this oounty
», imd. the th en
pevailing prie*
t h r A llie s .
one year to another. Over a per-, ?n G e o r g ia , atten d in g school pro- from corporation quotas hav*
t»»e Vpltr-d S lates. An a d v a n c e ---------------------------------------
iod of y ears costs do not vary parftto ry to tak in g instruction aa not yet arrived and the only
„av m en t of $25.000 WHO w as made
In fill
much between schools.
Pay
of a pilot.
known allotment is $6,000 from
bv RFC a t 2 percent in terest, to be > i t - f H U U H Ï Ü f l
teachers has the g re a te s t inflv.-
the National Farm Loan Asso­
nm orilized at th * ra te o f 6 2-3
ence on cost of education.
ciation. Others, however, have
re n ts per pound of alum inum de-
made bond purchases in the state
Means of giving residents of N F L A B u y s B o n d s ;
’ vered. Ten da vs la te r office of
_
ru ral d istricts some c m tro l c << r
The county quota for other than
nrnduction m anagem ent asked th a t J o U m e y
1 Q R Q fl
expenses of tov.n schools to
E bonds and other than corpora­
th e « u an titv to be purchased ba
C ircuit Judge George U pdegralf, which they pay expenses do not
tion bonda is $37j000. If all this
dnnhlod and another loan o f »26.-
PaUntinl s e r v i« men left W«d-
Fred Krusow , who was m ost ac- exist. To have .?. p art in town
An investm ent of >6000 in W«»*' am ount w as bought in Sanaa C
nno non at 3 .ner c-n t internet wa*
° f «*>'»
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gK.a i exam iations p re p ara to ry to
A pproxim ately
2000 Oregon five rn the sale of bonds in World wbool affairs it would he nrevs- Bonds by the Federal I>and Ban* notes w ith which income tax can
mad« bv th e evoort-nrm oTt bank. •
r K
J
. . to
. . be . paid
. . it . would
.
Spokane bas been credited
be a small part
fa rm ers obtained com m odity loans W ar I, and L. E. Kaseberg, pros- 8arY
them to ioin the town
In negotiations w ith th e alum -
nJw „U «l
to a s s ir t in m a rk e tin g 1943 c ro p , perone V o » fa rm er. were' nam ed d istrict. Towns
Tow n, in
in S
herm an
an « u n
Sherm
‘oun' Sherm an county, V ictor G. P e te r of the county’s income ta x pfij-
RQnj secre tary - tre a su re r of the menta
i™’™ ** jn e a n v
.
. fo r physical exam ination a t le a st according to a re p o rt released T h u rsday as a c o m m itte e to a u g ty are so sm all th a t ru ral . resi- -----,
hinld and ooerat« plant« in tnis
gp_
w^ k by th e &tMe AAA offic,, m ent the
of oth er than
E dents
could
easily
dom inate DaUeg Group N a tional Farm Loan . The Sherm an County Brancn,
co u n trv a price of 15 ce n ts per
service m ay call them in on Com modity C redit loan pro- bonds in 9h«rm an county. Princi- school affairs if such consol id a- asgocgfttion, revealed today-
F irs t N ational bank h as
sold
pound was «obtained, and Alumin-
depending gram s adm inistered by county pal in tere st of_$hp com m ittee will tions were made.
h a s ju st invested >3,- $47,475 in E bonda, the Waaco
nnrv, C nm nsnv of C an sd s w as in-
replacem ents.
AAA c o m n rtte e s.
be the sale of Series C savings
D espite a consistently conser- 0(X),000 in Series A T reasu ry Cer p o ^ fftc e >13.681.25. the Moro
duced to reduce ots price accord-
G(j,
W illiam C lothier,
C lyde L. Kiddle, com m odity loan notes w hich-can b e used fo r pay- vative policy on th e p a rt of the tifl<.a tes as its p a r t in th e Fourth pogtoffice >2475.00 and tbe GTrass
inglv. To c*ht>arn t h 5« reduction
a™*
’ assistant fo r the AAA com m ittee, m ent o f income taxes. They are m ajo rity of school officers an J W ar Loan drive, R. E. Brown. Valley poatofllce has an estimated
inter-sf on th* advwWe ipavnt/hts
krocer w hh w ife and dau-
out thftt lf>ana arp offer. th ree y ea r notes and come in citixens of the county th eir has president, advised. Mr? P eterson. 320.OOO makh»< a total <rf >*8.-
wart: waived. The reduction from g h te r, Clyde F ridley of Wasco, ed producerR to m ain tain .prices denom inations fro m $100 to $1,- been a good deal of change
in Each of th e fo u r state* served by 6gi 25. Inasm uch as a large p a rt
17 to 15 cents saved M etals Re- Ronald Bishop of R ufus, Mac a t support levels, and to enable 000,000.
'
the school system in the p ast five the b an k , M ontana, Idaho. W ash- Qf tJ,e €Ou n ty h as been covered
serve Co.. $16 000 000 while oniv HaU of M oro,
H elyer of Kent, grow ers to hold th e ir crons until
Ix>cal farm ers, som ew hat wor-
Year8- There is now th ree ington and Oregon, has been ere- by
sale»m«n th is total, al-
>2 500.000 w as waived in in t-re s t
d K e lk ’of M(yro and Gordpn they can be m arketed th ro u g h ried OV€r the C(vmpiexities of th» h ig h schools instead of five with dited w ith >500.000 and >1,000 tboUgh n ear the quota, b dot
ar production board re-
Malcolm nnrmal «Hannels. Loans were on inc07ne tAK blanks, and consider- indications th a t th ere
m ay be (X)C ba,s been credited to th e city ag larg e ag the county usually a-
in 1942 w ar
in
fh
e
r
in
c
re
a
s
e
in
n
u
r.
^
l€y
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#
fo
u
r
com
m
odities,
potatoes,
w
heat.
inf?
it
poP^
bie
th
a
t
th
ey
m
ay
be
°ne
before
th
ere
will
be
five
again of Spokane, head q u arters of the
a t this st*ge o f . the cam ­
q u e s te d a n o th e r 11 i v
i in
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,
w u r n in iiiiiu u n fc » ,
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ln g
poSaru.c
...v
chase of Canadian alum inum bv McDermid of W asco w as already bgjrley &nd dry
T l.
additional
pay- No ru ral school is still in opera- }^ nk.
paign.
370 000.000 nounds.T hri war m ” d- in. P ortland and Newton Fuller talam o u n t borrow ed bv grower» mJent arp buyjng tb e R? /,onds as a tion although th ere has been lit
Of oth er bonds >1648 have been
tle tendency to consolidate dis-
a t the
reduced
s»b»dule. Th» now of P ortland w ere also called. waR $7,508.248 54, a sh a rp
drop safety mca.s u re .
repQrted sold and m ore work wbl
from th e year previous.
A nother featu re of the bonds tric ts e x c e p t' when necessary by C o n s o l i d a t e d C u t s
need to be done to bring the
alum inum is 'being delivered reg-
county up to its quota in this
Most
of
the
loans
were
m
a
d
e
th
e
y
m
a
y
be
used
as
col-
_
u larly . but the co n tra ct provides
J DI
on w heat, w ith 1910 loans irelng lateral for loans, thus giving pro- , The d istricts in the south end Q p » -y if£ AlOHfi[ ROVltC
p a rt of th e drive.
o r a fixed basis of cancelation on (jFC C D <1(1(1 ttlU C
made
on
6.136
955
b
u
s
h
e
ls
in
tert'o
n
ae
^in
st
income
tax
inac-
^
e
county
have
consolidated
The G rass Valley area was o r­
any p a r t of th a t alum inum M etals
warehouse« and farm sto rag e, curacies with little loss of usable
one m aking the m ost ihod-
Consolidated F reig h tw ay s, Inc. ganized Sunday when A. A. D un­
Reserve Co., m av d*ride not to ^ t a i D D S U S a b k S O O II
em d istric t as to size and cover- having already curtailed service U p 1{>cal ^ ¡ r m a n , called a meet-
T o ta l a m o u n t lo a n e d
on
w h e a t c a p ita l.
buy. Money advanced the AJum-
age of ^pupils atten d in g within tQ
¡n eastern Oregon
fo r
purpO8e
Solicitor«
inom Co., of C anada is in the
Green S tam ps K, L, and M in was $7 385.712.30. The avern»-
the
borders
of
the
county.
has
askwl
p
abiic
U
tilities
com
m
is-
were
for
the
dHTcrent
form
th e e repav*-.emt
consum ers iv»u
ioan ratP
fo
rm o of f loans
lo a n s i fo
o r r m
r e n a v '. . n u u Book
w n 4 will be used by
j
la c , fo r th e s ta te was $1.20 _
D
•
The
younger
people
who
a
ie
gioner
George
Flagg,
for
perrnis-
around
that
town.
Harold
of which nearlv 500 900 090 (rounds fo r buying processed foods be- a
bushel. R eflecting improved f a f n iC F S I H y id g
living
on
farm
s
are
m
ore
inclined
gion
discontinue
daily
service
an<J
DeU
E
akin
eastern
of alum inum has already been de tween F eb ru a ry 1 and March 20 m ark etin g conditions, th e 1943
tow ard school consolidation than t() 5Q oth er U w ns ¡n Oregon. Rea- gection from bbe Rutledge rofid
w h^at k » n volume w . , !<■„ than J o N F L A s S O C i a t Î O I l
th e OPA announces.
livered.
are
th eir elders. And the young- gon given
lack of m anpow er n o rth , George Wilcox and L. K.
The to ta l o u tp u t of alum inum
These are the la s t green sta m p , h a lf th e previous y e a r’s figure.
h«.s been so g re e t th a t an enonrn- on th e page, and th e la st green
T he num ber of harlev
losns
P acific northw est fa rm ers last
ones have the children if n ot an(J d eg ire
p revent delays.
Smibh w o ^ e d from there to the
- ^ „ ¡ l / t o a « n r . u l a « n < -n 4 stam p» th a t will b . used fo r the .to o w as eenalderahlv l e „ than ycar wippd o u t „8,000.000, or 22 the p roperty.
- N earby
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w h.r.h p innegan road. Art Schilling
c - u n u . . . and
„d
towns th
ro u g h which
<
w a
>
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_1ft U ono koincr
.
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the big trucks will roll w ithout MiHard Eakin the southw eat d»k-
it was th is reason th a t w a r nm duc- tim e being. New Blue s ta m p ' in 1942. w :th oniv. 19 lo a n s b e in g p e r c e n t o f t heir to tal m ortgage
stopping
are
B iggs, Blaylock, trfc t an(, E M A |k y an«| Tom
Hon board ord-m d the c o i n e r of a nd ra tio n coupons will be used m ade on 37 753 b u ’hels. G row ers indebtedrtp^, to the Federal Land
Boardm
an,
H
eppner
Junction, Mil- Q ^ ^ t t the town w tth Mr. Dunlap
12 govem m »nt financed alum inum F eb ru a ry 27. Both m ay be used received $28.292. a t an average Bank of Spokane,
R E
Brown. r a r m e f S 1(1(6(10 ( 0
ler,
Mosier,
Rufus.
B ranch lines fi|y ng jn
nlnrcts in th e e a s t and south. Th« from F eb ru a ry 27 qntil M arch 20. loan ra te of 75 ce n ts a ^ 1*aeL
president, reported to his b o a rd
P
l
a
n
t
H
e
a
v
i
l
y
of
the
service
have
already
been
order does n o t affect p la n ts a t Green stam p s should be used
P o tato loans w ere m ade to 45 of directors a t the annual meet-
discontinued
o
r
sold,
fo
r
instance
I T
w «ch f i r s t a s thev expire first.
-producers
4.494.690 pounds
of the
tb(> bank.
.
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io lnsvanw
_
25
■» roducers on
4,494.600
bank.
V ancouver an
'’" F L - L j
’
rtamt,» will be w orth the
an a v e ra ie ra te o f *V37 a h fn
L
payxiffa. p rio r to m atur-
A widespread intention am ong ty,e John Day Valley line, which J J g j g k b o r S H a V C
which arc p riv ate ly owned
Green atwnrpe w , « J *
w eW
th e
,o a n i t o t ,
,
.
^
)y douWe th e Oregon farm ers , 0 try agajn fo r F u u
F rcd a Mc N u rr have ‘ ’ C II ! U U V
Examination
Many Farmers
C om m ittee
Take Loans On
Named To Aid
Investment Sales
^0000
Farm Products
Mo’ o f'h o w delav in th - b“
» trill be ’w orth 10 pointe each .?» , 5»».«». W««*«*
,
, loan v value
a lu e in
m e a ares=
r e ”»3 an
d
the
in so
some
anu
serio u s consideration c f hills mav • -
lic k of suitable sto rag e facilities
be caused by the fads and idioayu
117 ww—
14A«v*e i i o th e r areas tended to lessen
crasies of m m nbers o f congress W aSC O W 0(11311 n C a F S
row er in tere st
in th» potato
found tvpical illu stratio n when
]
>an
p
ro
g
ram
.
Kiddle
believes
O f L o st B r o th e r
the senate was passing on com­
m ittee amend-m^pts to the new
ta x m oam re S enator l a n c e r of
Donald C raiK. b ro th er of Mrs , . n m N rook R t-rO R D
N
orth
D
akota,
who
has
e-tah
lirh
Jack
Witoon, w as
n u n « ..................... - — - -
, one A of eight
. - M - - A - - y g A y E TR O U B LE
.d
Of a r r n . l t . U o n f o r
e ig r L n « ,.
Take a 4cok_ a t the fa m ily .
a
An n e exam
in th “ - blues will be w orth 10 pointe
A
x a rn ple
^ l of
o f h how
o w d delav
el
prccedine ycar and principal pay-
__________iro™
m
pnts on ^ e r ioans were 38
percent ahpad of 7942
4 ^ in new loans
b >o^ th<> banR fin_
i.hed the year w ith $«8.271 .«72 ,n
the tnortiraite loan account, ax
aeainnt $83.664.084 on Dec. 31.
an all-out record production of
th
o s e cror>s
an d
liv
e sto c k
p r ro
o - ­
those
crops and
livestock
ducts m ost needed to help win
w ar wa8 noted
in the
36
c o ^ t y ag ricu ltu ral planning meet-
'"*» »««M
by the s ta te
A gricultural Adju&tment agency
®nd the 0 . S. C. Extension aer-
vice. A t these m eetings leading
42
*
1942.
.
-aA..
honV nnid off farm ers sa t down w ith m em bers
the ¿ 6 t . 0f , 16.000.00« o f otp ital « ^ t h e county^
to d -
puTcha»ed.
C o o B n C c r T e e t t e e P o o U u r r W
in g
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W asco
Y o u n g P e o p le
H onor
O r g a n iz a tio n s
Reminsoent o f <n old
trine
bam raising about tan (armors
came to town Tuesday and helped
LeRoy W right pour the con-
crete
CICl* for
BWI the walls of the founde-
tion to hia naw house.
The
forms ilia
have been up »«v-
IiFlO Ivilllw
e v e r y th in w»a In
r e a d in g including
ik
evening
the -
L ast Thursday
th e
M ethodist parsonage was
«i
Qf n liiFfl
R c M I rOV
scene of -the s ta n a a ru
« to to a n d
legTsliaHv» foibles, offered an a . un d er aeige in a jungle outpost w a r ration b o o k , to d a y to m ake stock A s c r ib e d by the govern.
^ a e ^ « U n g a aub- they „ 'n g songs until tim e to go «r , plenty of aand and gravel and
cnendm ont increasing the exemo- CTMtor setg
J
th a t every one lh„
th » m ent during the ea rly th irtie s,
Report» on th ose m eetings sub- they „ n g songs u n tu r
jcfc
tion fo r dependent children froni d u rm g w h i c h j ^ u r t i * e8 add^ w
th e cover fill'd in com- thus placing its stock en tirely in f i t t e d to R B T avlor, sta te AAA t
o
' °{
ad^
”
ed in one day although the rfiori
$36« f ^ th e firsts CMM _uo J "
$9.800 fo r e ic h t children nnd $2 -
They spent 13 days w alking
600 each child above th a t nvm
ankle &
? p mud
flo-p
mud
her. S enator L an g er wrguyd th a t
Sgt.
P eter
adoption nf his am endm ent wonld
Sa n . Francisco
SCO w „ com-
tend to a v e rt a -locre.ym g h .rth
of
unU . , N ative Ka-
ra te a f te r the w a r b v im h w .m g .
v0,untBera and the Amerl-
ls rp c r nronort-on o t - «y n r
th iw daw
24 h ,
den en w m tyhov nmrnU wh ymy
enU M , ,
ch.ldl-ss. The amerykment_
■
,.heir cscane Thy
relented w ithout t " 1’«»11' b u t
e re m y surrounded th e post sod
delayed o rd erly prfy_^
they escaped over an
sen ate or a const
ipaas only our
<>url’ a
'
added lu s t so innch to t b cost of
, apfl Three d a y , later, w ith
p rin tin g the C ongrce.tonal
Re- reinforcem ents^ th e y ret,ym ed and
V rte ra n . of
a r e a lr e a d y
th e victim s of union
C o n tin u e d
, „ ^ nsted hv th e OPA hecaus-
hundrw i , o n f f hw
1 - t t ra
ratio
tio n n hooks.
hooks.
w h,> b h a w hpen d rn n w d ln ,hc
mai)>by findpra. aP„ being sen t to
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fbp dead letb>r
nfflce fo
r ]ack .......
nf
a r nddnIaa
M sn ,
Itch book,
retu rn ed if co rrect ad-
ha5 a|tr(,ed
forw ard a ,oat
,b ook ,f
th?' ow ner can be located.
Rem inder— sc a re
starnn
nnm-
the W nUr day w a . pretty »«1.
«.osociation, and l a r m
e r V
a r ^ o t .
'f u lly Ju n io r L ea g u er, an d frie n d s h.,1 before ’ the l a * barrow full was
The bank
cut t jte
e s ta » te y
nri>biPnv , a a dinner
dinner and
evening of
dumped.
The
bank cu
w r e real
a . »-
, h continued problem
and evening
of g g am
a m es
e , $r
.r dum
ped
„h. boua.
yentory to 39 fa n u s
. reduc
Bo0l f
It -
f#TOa„
t.on of 131 from D ^ 3 U 9 4 2 . and
y_
>n()
tjons were very nice affa, „ for yrill be moved on
a decrease
4.00
g ettin g th e job done than in the young people jnvolved.
_ _ _ _ _
g ettin g the job
peak in March 1937.
reg isterin g com plaint» about their. - - -----------------
-
ELMER PEARSON BURIED
*
B
1
I
Jl
vf)N RORSTEI. M AKES adm itted difficultiea.
One b rig h t sp o t in th e produc- /\I l(lr C W L a ilO lC S IzlC S
Elmer Peiuwon, wfco has
_
tion picture is the fact th a t a
.
«
ed
for many y e a »
O9C HONOR ROLL
mild w inter in Oregon so fa r has
D a U ^ h t ^ F S H O H lC
er ranch, died there Sunday night
Jackie von Rorstel, son of Mr resulted in relatively lig h t use of
bnown band at the age o f dT. SWWHWt p m h ne
nd
and
Schoen- £ J ^ L i d a y
F rank von B orstel, who feed -so th a t if even norm al con-
\
n e .,
nt
experienced between leader m our school
h<>nor
t „ e th „ aUnpd
re , whose
tWE O: h i l X e w X ^ f o r T ' son- fo r flve points in th e purchase of r„ „ a t the end o f the fall sem es crttica, f ~ d sh o rU g c Ithat loom- fall
world w s r N o . pli4!a were
frm n ^ p l a r e t frmfh
a n d ^ „ « « t g e . Th.» te r w ith
^ V ' . n d is 1
d au g h U r in M ar—
who have been given m«dica1 di*-
ohn r „ s
of n a t t o n ^ f tr r m jo a ,,
on
b e in g
labor
P age Two
m ad?
con
deert
at N „ . h u t, and had o; . - . . t ^ h , « ™ . ^ a.»____
h . J v o r J E , ^ i n g ^ v e r a l ontrorul
^ w t t o n ^ e ^ su>bi(*ct3.
su b ject,
^w0 b a rs of soap
whole tim e.
during
N or is it good fo r the purchaso total of 16.
evening
aaviral ha. been In the
fo r «eye
United ” State«
ha,
. young
V -. Ann.
Id. He w as A n g d e . and f f V . t o d ^ t o t . -
detailed report of plant- buried Monday. January 24, at Mlnnneapolto.
—
piace. H - friend. inWaaco
Funeral
A m o r e <l©taib
out the state is being prepared.
deeply regret hi« death.
being mad» hi the
Berâîea»