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b$en in the 20s, with little change
throughout the 24 hours of each
day.
But when this light wind is
compressed in the gorge of the ri-
' ver and either crowded by th*
presaure above it or sucked oy
the low pressure below there is a
wind worth writing about. (You
can't talk in it.)
Eastern Oregonians who visit
ir Portland are often accosted by
remarks about the extremes of
weather we m ust undergo to re-
FRIDAY. D ECEM BER
13,
Kelly’s Column
(Continued from
Page .One'
Cordell Hull has been held, the
state department has been under
fire for years. When Sfettinias
succeeded him in the cabinet post
he proceeded to clean house with
the result that new appointments
were necessary. However, it is
not always the key men in a
department who make the policies.
« .c » a x<n
Usually there are
few relatively
m ain in w hat city folks think is u n im p o rtan t su b o rd in ates who de-
. rigorous clim ate.
They think ride on policy and have their
H i. hotter, colder, windier «now-
-ier and everything but wetter on
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thio aide of the mounUina. We
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Wirt, misery to no one, but con-
Payable ka Advance ...... - rtfar It fair m tin . mutual com-
ONE YEAR ...... ..................... $2 ' 0 nient on weather that goes on be-
tween natives o /th e east and wes*.
parts of Oregon, to remember this
DECK1IBER 15. 1944
recent wind. At least we can speak
of it in the same vion as Portland
er» speak of Los Angeles rain.
THERE IS YET TIME
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
¿ t
1944
, erior s « n the document«. The
Stettmiue purge apparently. has
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ro( reached mto the comer« and
»wept out these chaps.
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The so-called sedition tot trials
have come to a dead stop after
months and months of interni 'be-
in-
abe exhibits and testimony,
cause the presiding judge sudden-
,y p a « ,,, away. W a n t o n ob-
1944.
Date of last publication Jan.
1945
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NOTICE OF F IN A L . HEARING
Notice is hereby given that
Blanche Estella Everett, Admin*
ifijfcatrix of the'E atate of LuluB
Spencer, deceased, has filed in
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Sherman County, her
Final Account and the Court ha*
set the 17th day of January, 1945,
in the Office of the County Clerk
v. , _ . . . , .
On- in the Court House at Moro, Ore
,
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gon, a t 10:00 o'clock a.m . as the
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for
time and place for the settlement
b y « A ™ -! of » i d «countin g and for hear-
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w anv
Forces. Black market operations ing objections to the same, if any.
hoan)in i am also believed to BLANCHE ESTELLA EVERETT
cortSfcut.ng to the
Administratrix
be
t X factors
tio n
» contributing
L CviHan
J.
Tracy
Barton
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^ distribution and
The
Dalles,
Oregon
vhoriogee
Attorney for the Estate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claim» a- NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
.
a n p Kino-
of
^
aX tate
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Notice is hereby given that the
notified
th the proper undersigned has filed in the County
Present them, wnn w e v
Court o f the State of Oregon for
- « h e r , 8nd duly .V8r,ft± . *
Sherman County hie Final Account
^L fiM riT O trix and Report as A’dmintotmfer, with
Quaimeu
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the will annexed, of the Estate of
** ° P T Lester
d
° o { t th e
LeRoy Hobert Martin, deceased,
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and that Wednesday, the 10th day
Johnson, attorney at law, in Moro
Oregon. w ith in 'rtx m onth, from
i» n u y y . lM 5- “ «>«>
A
M.,
of said day, at the court
the date of the first publication of
room,
in
the courthouse, in Moro,
this notice, to-wit: December 15, Sherman County, Oregon, have
1944.
been fixed by the Court a« th?
France« King
' Administratrix time and place for hearing of
objection« to said Final Account
Date of first publication Dec. 15, and Rqport and for the aettement
of «aid estate.
Myles Eiroy Martin
C H U R C H E <3
Administrator
with the will an
WASCO M ETHOD IST CHURCH
nexed.
Sunday School a t 10:00 A . M-
T Lester Johnson,
M orning W orship a t 11:00 A. M.
Attorney for Administrator
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CIG. SHORTAGE EXPLAINED
The shortage o f cigarettes ex
perienced throughout the Country
reflects the bad distribution due
to war time conditions and the
fact that the Armed Forces are
now smoking a fourth of _ the
production, but no
rationing of them is contemplated
the OPA states. The War Foot!
Administration reports that the
number of cigarettes being nwanu
facured for civilian and soldier con
sumption is the greatest in the
»-.vera arc of the opinion that
Sherman countions can, and cer
the trials will not be atarte«!
that the whole affair will
tainly do, take pride In the record WOOLENS FREEZE
again;
their county has xuade in the sale, SuncsU on has been made that be quashed The 28 defendant» w ere
of war bonds, especially E bonds, woolens be frozen. Perhaps no pun c h a r g e d w i t h a a v conspiracy
un-
u n m j i i « . » to
w
un*
the
in the sale of which they are at was intended, but this kind of ¿ermine the government o f- the
the top of the nation.
weather has at least chilled wool U nited S tate«. H ardly an y two
The Sixth Bond drive is not
Oil' them had ever met their fellow
ens.
over; It will last the year out.
That wasn’t the point intended. defendants until they were hrou-
But this county has exceeded its
It was desired to make comment gnt into court. Most of them ran
quota of all types of bonis. That on the fact that American sheep little handout sheets;
several
I*. a feat that few other counties men have been unable to get en- are crackpots and one is deranged,
have accomplished. Our quota of E ough for their wool .for years to Thè Washington newspaper largely
bonds was higher than any in mabe ends meet. American wool instrumental in causing the ar
Oregon, being some $53 pet capita, il being held and Australian wool rests became disgusted with the
as compared to an average of Ì3 being used. There is lots of affair and published editorial sug-
•round >30.
wool.
getting that the whole business
There to still more than tzwo
Only purpose of freezing it, or be dropped,
seek s to go in this drive.
rationing It, would he to c a u s e ---------------------
The fact that the county is over
people to rush in and buy up wool TH IS MONTH DANGEROUS
can be a source of pride to every en goods and thereby increase
Remember December- (J
S ubject “ Soul’s V ision"
one who contributed to that re the demand and the consumption.
T
h at is the w arn in g given pe F.uw orthe I>eague a t 7:00 p m. -
cord as far as his or her financial
That has been the geneial effect d estrian s today by S ecretary of
p. L. Cannell
pe^tor-
abilities permitted. There is no
of other rationing as every gro S tate R obert S. F arrell as he c a ll
reason ftortboee who did not par
cer will attest.
ed atten tio n to the high ra tio of
ticipate to take joy in the accom
Perhaps wool growers would be pedestrian fa ta litie s d u rin g th n Moro C om m unity
plishments of those who did the
glad for some action that would last mon-th of th e y ear and urged P resb y terian Church
buying of bonds. In the two «reeks
Bible School 10 a. m.
cause added interest in their pro
that remain there is time for e< duct. This may be a reverse fneth- w alkers to exerfi**e care to avoid Serm on
“T he w itn ew of Jo h n ’
these
accidents.
cry citizen to obtain a share in
John 1:29
ed, but it will probably work,
P edestrian fa ta litie s reach the<r
the county's fine record.
C. K 7:30 p. m. P ray e r meet in T
nevertheless.
peak
during
the
m
onth
of
D
ecem
Although it is gratifying that
Wednesday 8 p. m.
ber 7n Oregon, aji average o f lfi
Sherman county is at the top in
Jam es D M oberg, pastor.
The senatorial inquiry abqut
bond buying, it would he equal the new appointees to the stata fa ta litie s have been recorded e ’cii
ly well if we could truthfully say department was quite a joke. Decem ber during the past ’’v«» C h ristian Science Society
Sunday ’ morning service«
that every person with income When the senators asked a ques years. The peak was 1941 w ith 21
pedestrian
d
eath
s
in
the
final
11
a. m. Subject “ la the U niverse
had bought a bond . ■ during the tion the department didn’t want
m
onth
of
th
a
t
year.
including
man evolved by Atomic
drive. There to yet time.
tc answer they called it out of
The excitem ent of holiday sh o p fcrce?“*
bounds or against good policy, or
ping, inclem ent w eath er and long
.
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Those Boys Need
Royal Commander
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HAPPY NEW YEAH
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B U C H O L T » C O N PEC TIO NBH Y
PAUL CTPHEH »
Walther-Williamseo.
Is an old established firm th a t has been selling,
servicing and repairing cars for a generation.
The dependability of its products and the qual
ity of its service fca3 been proven many times.
** Now, when it is doubly important that yju
have good workmanship and quick service to
keep your cars and trucks running, have ns take
care of your service problems.
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T i r e R e p a ir a n d R e c a p p in g
4 0 1 E 3rd
T h e D a lle « .
N e x t T im e A sk fe e
W ednesday n ig h t service a t 8
a foul. There’s quite an advantage er hours of d ark n ess co n trib u tes in. ’u d .s teatim o n W » . of healing.
in being player and referee both. tc th is heavy p ed estrian toll. F a r
The read in g room In the rea*
Newt of the mpfriagc of a
of the building is Op«n. ,A fl »■
rell
said.
Each
Decem
ber,
m
any
Sherman county boy to an Aus
One of the arguments in favor
thorized C hristian, -Science litéis
tralian girl is further proof of of increased pay for the president p edestrians are stru ck in business tu re can be b o n g h ^ a r
irmwM
mixed up international and state to that he receives less than Frank sections of Oregon citie* a« they
relationships this war to bringing Sinatra. But think how steady a h u rry ab o u t th e ir shopping. C a re Bethlehem Chapter N«-
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lessness in crossing street» , vision n e u iie n r i
about This is the eaapnd Austral job he has!
M eets Every Second and
obstructed by a rm fu ls o f package?
ian gMl «be «an look fomrard to
F o urth T h u rsd ay s n ea?b
o~ by um brellas held too
low,
Month. V isiting . M em bers
«pending a part of her life in this
in v ite d —Mdro, Oregon
contributes to these tragedies.
county.
In order to avoid these accidents.
Alice Ornduff, !W- M.
There may be a few French
Marie Hoskinso», Secretary
F arrell urged p ed estrian s to cro?3
girla, some English lassies (the
Obeerver.Dec. 15. 1905 only a t intersections, to obey t r a
l t f i war brought a Scotch girl)
win
a
Saturday ffic signals, to wnatch both way* Lupine Rebekah l^dge
and ia. addition tn that the boys e w iin f
16th> Moro opera for approaching^ cars anl to be Meefe 2nd and 4th
T uesdays of each
will bring home wtue* from ao
ft ¡g given by Miss Ella M. e x tra careful ¿H er d ark.
m onth. V isit ng mem
many other states w< might well Connell, pianist, Miss Florence
P ed estrian s . . . R em em fer Dec bers welcome.
look forward to establishment of a Barnett, soloist.
A1 ce McKee N G.
em ber!
ron-nathres colony after the war.
G am bling gam es will be pro-
F lo re n c 1 Johnston. S____________
The paper» are *■ fnll of wedding ^jbjted |,y District Attorney Mec- s a * a a a a a à a_a a a I ureka L.>cge No. 121 A.F.A A.AL
announcementa telling of Oregon
district to the best of
M eets on the 1st and
3rd T h u rsday ev en im s
gilts U d hoy» marrying - m atet bie abHRy when
is
of each month- V isiting
from the deep south, eld New Eng. forthcoming.
m em bers are cordially
land, California and nearly every
Grand Christmas Ball, Moro Op-
nvited to m eet w ith u 1
R. P. Brisbine W M. '
other etata.
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era House, Monday night, Dec
R. V. Lockhart, secretary
It ia probably a good thing to ggth. Supper at the Star Restau-
mix them up that way. ' A few rant. Music by French and Heath
Moro Ixnlge No. 113. I.O.O.F.
years ago lads traveled abert dia- Orchestra
v*
Meets 1st and *3rd
Tuesdays in I.O-O.F,.
fences from ' home and usually
Assessor Otto Peetz, spent a
hall- Transient «’•
cams back to marry the girl across few days this week with assessors
visit ng brothers art
the fence. And soenstimes it seem- from various parts of Oregon as-
cordially mriS* I
od that nearly
to meet with us.
vras re- eembled in Portland for the pur-
latod fe oo«e faahion if on8! pose o f discussing subjects of
E.ncst Houston N. G.
Hl smwMj
mutual benefit to taxpayers,
Percy Thom pson, S ecretary
R may be a bit different for From the Observer, Dec. 18. 1925
Born to Mr anl Mrs Philip Ssar-
the girls who «fey at boaU F to
far
cy,
Friday, December 11th, a son,
have the bey* find mate» in
ome
Or.
C. L. Poiey attending.
off »lac««, but If prospects baa
fee ■—wis they eon aha»]«-join
A very choice assortment of
the W AOt and WAVES a«J f * eawifes for the Christmas trade
pteagacthig about la unro fiw tib i« on sale at Moro confectionery,
field« or can wuM until th e boys -Nearly any kind of candy made
ccaae bottfe and find one who re- Can be had and at very reasonable
laaiaed t U g f e .’ t*
price«.
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- Botn to Mr and Mrs George W.
Biocldbume of Rufus, Thursday
19S
m BOOT
December 10th a boy. Dr. Wan-
It to a BBto bahd for m oet of derlick attending.
ttfe H.B.H. Prince Bernard •? the
wind going dawn • A banquet tendered b y
f a s t There to n place m wheat re-oeed committee o f Gher Netherlands Is shewn talklnr to one
•hero the east w > d doe» man county to the members of th* of his men during Inspection of
neariy ovary winter. It »• etate board of control at Hdtel Dutch troops fighting on the British
Moro tost Tuesday evening was Canadian sector in France. He has
wind attended by 134. Governor Pierc«- been named commander of the Neth-
erland forces under General Etocn-
_ is the gorge that boat any Secretary of State Kaser, Seore- bewer.
thing this county eon prodaro. ta<7 <d the Board of Control. Carl
*f the«« aro really serious Abrama, foeld Agent for the Soard
and the «he that blew down bams, JHm Stewart, Senator R. R. But- hszaar and dinner last Saturday
brohe off ^olrt and awroeffed buBd* tea of The Dalles, J. T. Kelly and were $187-35; of this amount $121.
lags Tneaday roust have been L. Barnum and wife, also of The 6F was realized from fancy work
one of the
severe.
Delies, were guests and «peakers sold; $61.70 from dinners served
and $14 from the sale of candy
It sffen hogproa that when Urn of the evening.
g>out o f the tonne!, which to near Freas the Observer Dec. 17. 1917 The expense wa« about one dollar,
O rbott, to oaffsrlng the w o n t
Four inch of snowfall Thursday •11 told.
Chas. O. Bennett and Miss Mil
wind
to Uttlo ham. The alt rnd five inches of rain till fall in
dred
L. Boyer, of Grass Valley,
t i m fhifrn**y gutot ia that sure« a wheat crop next year.
Oicgon
were maried at the M. F.
The
Chrtotmos
holidays
for
Mar«
a weak, with net rone
4000(11 te A M
Mia whooto will be a day and a week, r<rsonage in Moro, Friday evffr
J beginning December 23rd.
ing, December 10th, Rev. Raber*-
of the Dorcas Society *>n officiating.
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as all fine whiskies sbpuld be enjoyed.
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and after victory.
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