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FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 22, 1911
GET USED TO IT?
Q uuntç Journal
“Vice is a m onster of so frightful
mien,
\
As to be hated needs but to be
Published Every Friday at
More,
tile« L. French
Our.
MORO, OREGON
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Yet seen too oft, familiar with her
face,
We first endure, then p ity, then
embrace.’*
The quotation from the pen of
Alexander Pope seems to best nt
the announced decision of th?
Oregon Journal to support Roose
velt for a fourth term after hav
ing opposed him in a third ven-
« tibb ture for the presidency.
•, The surrender to the present
OFFICIAL COUNTY RAPER
threat of boaeiem seeme just as
.weak
as it would have m 1940.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Perhaps
after four or five terms
Payable la Advance *
the American people would give
ONE TEAR ....... „...'„...........
ur and quit trying to retain a
democracy just a« the Jounal has
SEPTEMBER 22, 1944;
already given up. ■
—
Perhaps the election will sbow
thet a majority of Americans are
SECRECY
.built of «temer stuff.
»
Is there a single man or anon;
an in the United States, not pre-
sent . t the n u m e n u . c o r i e r « « ..
Tbe st<* 1 ’TOrk*rs
Bat« red
«
• * 2 “ d **¥ *
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a _.
Hint h«ve been held over the world * e l the
with Winnie and Joe, who kn.ws
what h a. been decided or eeen
talked about? The anaw«- i. NO.
- ,2 _ ;;t.
Undoubtedly one
.
NOTICE OF FIN A L HEARING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is - rreby given th a t t
undersigned la s filed in tne Cour-
persons havi ng claims agam-
ty Court of the State of Oregon
tjje estate of Gerhardine John-
for Sherman County her Final e<,n> deceased, are hereby notified
Account and Report as Adndnia-. | 0 present tiem , in proper form,
tratr x, De Bonis Non, of the es-
the undersigned, the duly ap-
Pear Editor,
tate of S. A. Hall, deceased, and panted, qualified and acting Exe-7
Read with interest of the pro
that Wednesday, the 11th day of «.¿to,. of the laat will and tewta-
jccted landing strip fo r Moro.
October, 1944, at 10:00 o’clock njent of Gerhardne Johnson, de-
Good going. Personally I think
A. M., of said day, at the court- cea9edf at the office if Geo. G Up-
th a t in the very near future the
room, in the courthouse, in Moro, ¿egraff, Moro, Oregon, within six j
possession of a convenient landing
Oregon, Sherman County, Oregon nrOnths from the date if this no-
atrip will be as much a m atte r of
heve been fixed by tyie Court a^ tfce> to wit: September 1, 1944.
pride and necessity for every town
the time and place for hearing
Mary Johnson Eva
as good roads, and for small towns
of objections to said • Final Ac- Qe0 q Updegraff, x
will be relatively more im portant
count and Report and for the Attorney for Executrix .
43-6
than for large one®.
settlement
of
sa
d
estate.
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Joe Belanger
HOPE H. BELSHEE NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Administratrix, D.B J4.
All persons having claim« again
st
the estate otf Minnie G. Blau,
T. Leeter Johnson,
deceased,
are hereby noti fied to
A ttorney for A dm inistratrix
piesent them, in proper form, to
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(Continued from Page One)
the undersigned, the duly appoint
All persons having cla ms a- ed, qualified and acting Admdns-
living has risen from 25 to 45 per gr inert the E state of H arry N.
trator o f the estate of Minnie G.
cent over the cost in the spring of Richelderfer, decsaasd, are hereby
Blau, deceased, at the office of
1941. If wage increases are g ra n t notified to present them, with the
Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro, Oregon,
ed union members because of this proper vouchers and duly^ verified
w ithn six month« from the daZ
increased cost of living it cannot to the undersigned, the duly ap- of'" t’h i . 'm t k e , to w it: September
"be withheld from white collar pc nted, qualified, and acting Ex
15. 1944.
w orkers. G overnm ent sta tistic s a r r> ecutrix of the E state of H arry N.
------------ Walter L. Blau
«aseertedly incorrect and below the R chelderfer, deceased, a t the
Geo. G. Updegraff
actual increase in cost of living, office of T. Lester Johnson, a t
A ttorney for A dm inistrator
s.
according to the labor unions which torney a t law, Wasco, Oregon,
45-8
T.ave their own statistical depart within six months from the dat?
m ents.
,
t ' the first pqblicat'on of this no- ----------------- SUMMONS
( e, to-w t: September 8.' 1944.
In the Circuit Court of the
Selma Viola W atkins State of Oregoii, for the Couni y
Seven pamphlet» published by
Executrix
of Sherm an, Catherine Elizabtlb
«the governm ent and a four color
Date
of
F
irst
Publication
Septem
W estfall, Plaintiff, vs. .Tsck^Ad-
■.picture of President Roosevelt, is
- a n W estfall, a?-o known as Ad
sued by OWI, have been sent ov her 8, 1944
erseas. “The charge is made th a t Dste of I^ast Publication October rian Bert W estfall, Dcf ndant.
To Jack Adri-tn Westfall* also
itbie is political propaganda. One 6, 1944
ir r
inran
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
C O M M U N IT Y C L U B 2471
THE DALLES, OREGON
I hereby apply for membership ¿n Community Club 2471, •&**-
sored by the Veteran« of Foreign Ware to help acquire a ‘'home*
citizen of the U. 8.: a relative of a veteran, will abide by
Rule« of the Club, and encloae $1.00 for my 1945 due».
Signature —
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City A SU U
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Kelly’s Column
’~ ' On» be,’ re e'ect,° ^ Anyon<‘
whc
W n reid,n« tZ P' T ”
Bn<) ">•«»«"« “ » * * , th*t' They
Lave oeen
been aeeervmg
deserving ut
of the
raise
nave
h it :
r»
iw
Xor “ y«*r or more and the adminis-
¿ration has been bourtin, that it
v
a
hold
« “ and retain the
hu tand of t o y . «*
W
formuU
polltie<
^ * eCreCy
?* T 1
« » i the need foe steel woA er vote®
UP to Ito iurm ato» » • "
Incklently.
conducted. It will probably be » )<x)k
rice
again.
People of a democracy have a ----- — ------------
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right to feel that public affaire are
There hae been a great to A» consignment weighed 6,000 tons NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT known /is Adrian B ert W estfall,
Notice is herby given th at the Defendant above named,
tleir affaire That iA the essence about the removal of pointe from« ■and was landed a t a large con
IN THE
NAME OF
THE
. f a democracy. If they do not » o a t of the canned goods on tfi. centration point with instruction* undersigned has filed ¿n the Coun-
'to distribujte it among America.i ty Court of the State of Oregon STATE OF OREGON: y o j are
have an opportunity to follow the grocer*« shelves. So drqetic a.
mental procesaea by which a de- change indicates that the mswe Ur oops in th a t area. Probably Mr. foi Sherman County . his Final hereby required to appear and
Roosevelt never saw nor heard Account and Report as Admini3 answer the Compla n t filed again-
cision ia reached - they are likely was strictly political or that sur-
e
f these pamphlets, but congress tra to r of the E state of Clara st you in the above entitled Court.
tc oppose the decision.
pluses were sb great that it should
men
did, and they are charging McBride Stone, deceased, and th a t within four weeks from the date
SUlin can « c t by w ith , tecret hav« U n d o n e W ore. The Urn-
th
a
t
it
is part of the campaign to Wednesday, the 11th day
ol of the first publication of this
parley, for he make, the deciWon,
w a. polltcal. The «rrpluaes are
win
the
soldier
vote.
October,
1944,
a
t
10:00
oclock
A. Summons; and if you fail to ane-
for R u -ia . That i . (heir kind of ’* • > » “<> “ « " • * “ to m* c* *
ODT
has
not
asked
Dewev
M.,
of
said
day,
a
t
the
courtroom,
wer or appear or plead, plaintiff .
y o m o r n n t. We do not « r e for It. poor m anaf-nent of tha nation a
■
“Is
the
trip
necessary?”
Candi
i'n
the
courthouse
,ih
Moro,
Ore-
w'll
apply to th e C ourt for the re
food supply. Canned fruit points-
Churchill gives a pretty good bave gone up eo high that they date Dewev ia traveling in an gen have been fixed by the lief prayed for and demand ’d in
idea of what wa« said a t the con will not be sold. ' Regular «xed 11-car special train. The Republi Court ss the time and place for the Convplaint, to-wit, a decre*^«*»'
ferences to parliament. (That is cane of pears and peaches bear cans, however, are prepared to hearing of objections t<j^ said Fi- thie Court decreeing the marriag*'
our best chance to And out what an 80 point mark, up two or answer the question by saying nal Account and Report MUt^yfor between the plaintiff and defendant
3ooe' )
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, j . three times the old mark. That- t h a t the Dewey train is costing the settlem ent of said estate.
afiove named void. This summon*
lees
than
the
Hawaiian-Aleutian
H.
A.
W
hite
•
;
served upon you by publication
Unlew the American people
are
—
mean« this merchandise will stay
A dm 'nistr:.t?r for a p?riod of four ' consecutive
of tyeir
coating the grocer cruise of President Roosevelt.
taken into the confidence
confi
T. Lester Johnson,
weeks by order of Honorable D. N.
nr.en who do the tafflTC - iJ>out money and feeding no citixens.
Attorney for A dm inistrator
Mackay, Circuit Judge of the above
foreign affairs, tho«e men can ex
T18HÏ TISH!
44-8 named Court, made and entered
pect to find oppooltion whan the
Profound advice was issued by
on the 6th day of September, 1944.
rchema finally come« |o fight
various
so-called economists hold NOTICE OF FINAL REA RIN G
The date of the flts£ publication
Congraaa ia anxiooa to aaUbllsh
ing im portant positions in N ev
Notice is given th at Leonard of this summons is the 15th day
some sort of international 'agree -
Deal bureaus which no doubt con W orkm an as executor of the will of September, 1944.
ment. Four sonator» have been
tributed
greatly to winning the of Val Workman, deceased, haa
J. Tracy Barton
Fr«m
the
Oimerver,
Sept.
24,
r91I>-
working on a resolution . to that
R
C
Byers
and
Mrs
Daisy
Cftns-
Attorney foT the Plaintiff
war:
filed with the clerk of the County
end. They are BoM, Burton, Hatch,
Post Office Address:
.............. two De tiaxmon were married at the Ptes-
To save steel: Remove the hoi- Court of the state of Oregon for
and Hftl, two Republican«,
n^creU.’ The house b considering byterian Manse Wednesday m om- ees’ shoes a t night.
The Dalles, Oregon
Sherman Couny, his final report
« similar resolution.
big- B** Adams officiating. They
For orderly m arketing: Postpone of his adm inistration of the estate
adm.tted that the nex: left by auto shortly after the "the lambing season.
cf said decedent, and th a t said
V O T E . FO R
bouse of representative. w iU .b c ceremony for the WUlamette val-
To save oil: Convert Diesel court has fixed Saturday, Septem
Republi»». Ik I. poMlbto Umt ton toy
Pwl»™*. •>» w»y of Thl t r actors to burn coal.
ber 30, 1944, a t the hour of 10
o’clock a. m. of said day and the
new RepubUma tottator, wfll be D»Ue«.
elected to make kite eenzte Republi-
There i. » m e talk of a p o »
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78, O.E.S. courtroom of said court i n the
can, Jtbm w h tW, to not « coa- blBty of an ante - a r e me foe
Meet« Every Second ind courthouse in Moro, Oregon, a s the
f id e .« , expectod. In an y, event p a»en««r. .» d « p r e « t o m a k e
Fourth Thursdays in ea?h time for hearing said report. All
FO R
Month. Visiting Members objections to said report shall be
there are «aau(h southern »enatorj daily trip« from ,raaa
In v ite d —Moro, Oregon
X
o ^ T X t e v e l t in .U but cither Rufu. or M.ryh.U by way
filed on or before said date.
Alice Omduff, W. M.
Leonard Workman
atrictly partisan matter» to de- of Moro and Waaco.
Marie Hoskinson, Secretory
—Pd. PoL Ada
Executor
Lupine Rebekah Lodge
JJ6
M eets 2nd and 4th
^ X f o r to . nakton.
Tuesdays of each
month. Viait ng mem
We are leading up to the Mate
Abell b taking in an average bers welcome.
*°rt O<
X
Of k j ^ - c k a of wheat a
A1 ce McKee N.G.
war and largely becauee of the
W W.M. Co. house a t Kent,
Florence Johnston, S t____
secrecy that ha> jmrrouaded th -
Observer. Sept 22. 1905 l ureka Lodge No. 121 A.F./fc A..V.
peace talk , and the various con-
*
on
CJ? R y ,
Meets on the 1st and
3rd
Thursday evening«
ferenere that have been held. atUched u g Sunday «pedal, set
.of each month- Visiting
These concern all the pM>ple, got
<tubbje on fire near Erskin-
¿members arc cordially
the select few,
Ry timeiy di«eovery and re-
/n v ited to meet with us
R. P. Brisbine W. M.
‘
. pid work a field confiagation was.
R. V. Lockhart, secretary
Quick - Easy - Sai«
averted.
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MAYBE
The C .S . Ry Co. have purchas Moro Lodge No. 113, I.O.O.F.
Writ« or Call for
The stoqies th af come out of ed from Moire Bros, the land in.
Meets 1st and 3rd
C om pleto Information -
, Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
Europe w^l be laughed at' «orne this city covered .by the Y.
¡hall- Transient and
day wfcen the
rertou«n«M
o<
>hmn
*
s
More than >60.000 has been ex
¡visit ng brothers are
»«come« mellowed with alitMegtfk.
,
y oro fcnprovements thi*
cordially invited
There is the ooe
<er"<treh- V AA
to meet with us.
lqr having a fteet of plane* ready
Sheriff McCoy haa succeeded .r.
Ernest Houston N. G.
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d . O re g o n
to take to the «hr for part*. un finding another h on e, etolen from
Percy Thompson, Secretary
CORPO
known ia a pretty good one, ax D .H . Slegman, CentervUle, the-
cept Uwt the only parta der fueh mate to one »old to L. L. Peel’
rer could ,go to are very .unknown The unfortunate buyer was Geo..
eouW make it Mattes, south of Kent.'
s it...
over thltfhaeruiy IhMBand
» « n d ^ eountnea
u n tn r e
g ^ t . 25. 1923
hi about « t i e r
________htohschoo’
There are twenty-five highachoo1
riding perpetaalto en «a awnored students registered in Kent this-
train a*d having U patfced each
<«ht to a tunnel. Th»f» « ortç-
,11 o { th<- loans m«do-
inai trick but rtolnoads are o b tc eastern Oregon farmers by the
ject to much boéfl« nfrn tot and he state .with which to purchase seed
might ha marooned
. i r r aomcpUce.
____ It _ to re-seed the froaen out acreage..
We’re great hom e lovers In our Mom and Sis sit down to write
is likely he
town. Fam ily folk—like m ost their daily letter to Ben Jr.,
«ounded
1*«
*
bully
many
g
<
ro
w
er
alright. He
Americans. So w hen war came, they’re closer together than ever
W hen you
when winning and that kind «et
Id have been compelled to let
and the boys left in uniform, and . . . bound by a strong and com
arc through
•cared when thing»
wheat fields lay idle this sum-
the
girls w ent into war plants, mon purpose—to keep their ta.m-
Cohimmsto tell us daily *f tha
_
,
w it h th a t
folks began to shake their heads. ily, their America, in tact
growing weakne«« of German arm-
match or cigarette, break
Howard Conlee and wife left
From where I alt, the strength
Take Ben Ryder’s family, for
ice but the? an? balding the allied V«- a«*'* for Eugene on Monday
i t up I . . .That is another
of
America lies tn that family
instance—all
doing
som
ething
ferew bach tottor now than for n.om inr, where Mra Conlee wlV
th o u g h tfu l w ay to pre
spirit—in the tolerance and m u
different.
Young
Ben’s
in
the
ae« aral wtoka and the story
**** “ of vttet wW> te to ti» » wbiVe Howard
Navy, and his sister’s in the air tual respect and understanding
vent forest fires.
tb r r
tj * “ ”
< o ~ i “ ™ »
<to*r >"the m°un-
plane p lan t Ben’s foreman at that have mad« the American
to b . « fotion or . brt of wtehful
by
the tool shop, and Ma spends her family a strong and vital force
b - knng.,
c
4
Henry Ruggles has remodeled
for Good!
days at the Canteen.
KEEP
' . ‘ 1 <•
bta property on Main street by rc-
Z
A
broken
home
?
Don’t
you
be
OREGON
VZhat thU
needs ••
moving the old store front an I
lieve
it!
When
Ben
relaxes
with
GREEN
tdfivu « n t dgar. hut «how windows replacing thia with
his evening glass of beer, and
longer a good
association
hoM
hi»
*'wn
«mailer
windows.
He
has
also
in-
can
BALKM.ONL
a leader who
No, 95 of a Seri«
with that pw rtato r « f finagling «tolled a hath room in the build-
tog.
Winoton ChurehHL
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COATS
and SUITS
DESIGNED AND
TAILORED
BY
Redfern
$42.50-$137.50
* s
Shown Here
COkCHMAN REEFER—
double breasted and erisph
tailored for th at beau-brum
mel look. Marvelous back
drop for all your accessories.
Black, colors. One of a big
group.
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A ls o -
Fur Trimmed
Chesterfilds
Belted Singles
We also feature two of her lines
from Eastern houses—
Plain and Fur Trim
$56.
75
A large shipment ° f
All-weather
childrens and junior
Reversible
COATS
Raincoats
and LE G G IN S
SETS
’ 16.75
C .J .
SHORB
The Dalles, O regon
CONGRESS
Save Time by using
this Modern Deposit Plan
T h e D a lle s B ra n ch of the
U n ite d S ta te s N a tio n a l B a n k
O*¿» W
ll'o* /» '
From where I
Jy J o e Marsh
Keeping American
' Homes Intact
ITS THl TiLlPHOM RUSH
Every night thousands of servici
men and women dash to the near
est telephones to talk with famllle
and friends at home. AAost of th<
Long Distance calls from camps am
naval stations are crowded into <
few short hours.
Many circuits are likely to b<
crowded at that time and it help
a lot when you keep the lines dea
from 7 to .10 for service men am
women.
Buy W a r Bonds fo r Victory
’.-«s' .•»*••
TH| RAC|F|C n u PH ON I
AND T IIIG HAFH COMPANY