Sherman County journal., February 23, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

PAGE I, SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, PREGON
FRIDAY, f£gK U A R T 21, 1H1
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Golden Wedding , ¿ ^
John Hays, and M m . Arch Zehncr YALRftTINR PARTY
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of The Dalfee were visitors hern. AT TIDWELL HOME
FViter.
Mra Wiliam TMwrtl »» to • V»l,
Among traahMss ' viritora and entia® bfrtMay party February 10
shoppers in The Dallas Friday J® h °«w pf her daughter, Joanna,
were Mra. Frank Bayer, Keith Kkfraahmfalttg were nerved and
Mr and Mr* c n
Bayer, Mrs. Charles Perrigo and 1®*°®* were played.
ebrated their roM en weddinir at dau<hieT’ Linda, Mra. Helen Bayer
The <u* * ,b t Included David
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^Udram, Min. Violet Park- ^ n , Ixxto Ann Everett; Mary
d „ F e Z L X TT
htoto n d M i . B t e l Banxrtt
W*,U« . S «> * * « . Mary Tld-
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Anniversary Observed
by C B Brockerts
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Miaa Grace
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B a lu r of G nus Valla,.
A buffet dinner wan nerved from
a b ee covered table with center-
piece c i daffodils, acacia and font
flanked by white candles. Mrs. H.
H. White o f Waaco and Mis. A.-C.
Vandiver of The Batten poured
acd Mrs. A. F. B aber o f G rau
V alby nerved the three tiered
i wedding cake which had been eut
by the bride and groom of fifty
yearg. Mr. and Mm. Brockert were
f P married Feb. 81. 1806, in Alex-
andrb, Nebraska.
A number of friend, and neigh-
bom called during the afternoon to
with them w elt
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Mien Dori. Anderson received
her call for nurse duty in the army
aud b i t Friday to reportjah Fur*
U w i»’ on February U . Her. par-
cuts, Mr. and Mm. Charien Ander-
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W ash, with her.
Don’t forget the Card Party
sponsored by the G rau Valley Re-
bekah social drib at the IOOF
hall Saturday night, February 24.
Mrs. Edison Sutherland arrived
hem Wednesday from Richland,
W n, to spend a few days visiting
ibfy, and
her •inter/M
sister, M m
m . . Art
Art B
B ibfy,
and
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fa m ily . She returned to her home
Tha D u ll« '*'eU, Pat Salter, Ivan Kirklie, Jan-
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Dance nt Gram Valley Mar. 3. 17
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Clubs Met at
Wasco Darin? Week
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The Friday Study eb b m et at
<be home of Roaalie Whitt Febro-
*«7 16- An interesting report was
given on the book, “The Rest of
Our Lafe,* by Cherne, by Mm. L.
F- Haven.'
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the home of Mra. H. A. White,
February 14.
A lovely luncheon
and
delightful
afternoon
waa
Mt. .nd Mra. A. F. B»l,er took T.’”
3" ™ °" W
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her p ro n to . M r. wwl M r a C. R
v ,r r in l*
- o n .i.fh
prize.
Brockert, to th e ir home in The
Dalles Thursday a fte r several days
The Standard Bearers m et at
here w ith them. Mra. Melvin Bal- the parsonage Tuesday. A S t Pat-
re r also acompanied them to The ric k ’s p arty
planned
for
Dattea leaving fo r her
home in March 13.
H ayw ard. C alifs a fte r
apendiny
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's e v e ra l weeks visiting a t the B al-
W ’ S’ Q S'
a t the horns
xer home.
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MarceHa Hilderbrand Wednea-
M r. and M ra. Q M. Clevenger <^a^*
M onday
Mm. M«Mn Wa&h returned SaL
The D a H tt Wednesday on business, urday from P o rtlm d where ska
M rs. Narmooob was an o ve rn ig h t had been nursing her aw ter-in-law
guest «t the home of Mra. Etna
M rs. Norm an Gochnauer was a
SchiHng, returning home Thursday week-end visitor in Portland,
evening. M ra. Roy Baker came v
’f he , ^ 0 , . p|a y r which waa to
fro m The Dallea th a t evening to have
M jux±
Kptnd a few days hers w ith M r.
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charivsried
Friends
b iT r a ^
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M r.
Gordon H ilderbrand has been on
and
‘i f J T F
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,n d M" J- c - PaUy return-
to their horn, in Bel-
Wn..
. vM t M the
th e jr
Mr^
p
t ing wae «pent playing cards a fte r
uhw"h refrerimwuts
rafroahrywwy I a were
rarsaves served.
ant-wod
. Haven
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which
Mra P.UJ WiUon wx) children of
A l<W jl Huckin
Moro Ment Saturday n.ght and
friend , ¡„ q ,
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Sunday a tth c home of her pareoU.
WaH^ Blau
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Wayne Kelley
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*ndM ra A t F . Bnhier took
th**r » m ? sand dnufMer-fai-law,
^ r* an^ Mr* Ralph Batesr to Port-
Und r r ifc F returning home 3at-
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mr • “ * » « . * «oy
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their borne in The Dalles Sat-
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Mr- •**!,>*■*. Willard Barnett
were ' businea» visitors hi The
Dalles M ^ y .
Mr- and
Orrtlle G tx o o and
Mp and Mt>- C. H. .Augee left
Monday for the Gibson home in
M-dma after .pending some time
*t the Beet Cox home.
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up from
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M„
Stoclcton, C alif., to spend aeverr.l
Wftftlrm
kaxrw* with
w f H i
hi« family.
fa m iltr
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weeks hare
his
Ly<u>
M ajor Joppolo shouted to Giusep-
pe in English. ’’Make the people go
»—M.
in c misier ■ away! They are ruining everv-
M ajor is willing to be a beggar to thing.”
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this Tomaaino.”
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Giuseppe passeu on the M M ^ ’s
“ What d id he say?” shouted peo­ request, but the people just laughed
ple in the back of the crowd.
at him. ’’Now?” they said. "You
“ He said: T beg you. Tomasi- are crazy, in te rp re te r. Speaking two
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Sunday. She had been via-
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yo< my top. *M1 **go out
with a oiooa« a rma. i or • u o y .
bona4*'
" I never said any such thing Giu-’
seppe. W h it’s got into you?”
"Buss, you tell a me other day’
you want a sen Tina’a old a m an.”
“ Yes, I do want to see him .”
* T m a sorry, boss.” **
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“Well, what’s that get to do with
going out with the blonde?4*’
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Giuseppe winked. When Giuseppe
winked, his scar wrinkled up and
“ The Major will be very angry if
his whole face looked weaker than
Mt ston rlçht here.”
ever. ’’Don’t a kid Giuseppe, boss ”.
’’Don’t kid your boon, Giuseppe,”
M ajor Joppolo said sharply. " ‘Now
“You have come to arrest me be-
tell me, what’s this all about?”
cause I refused to go and see the
Giuseppe said: ’’You want a see American M ajor,” the morose man
T in a*, old a man. Okay. Don’t you said.
"That is*hot tru e ." thé M ajor said.
want a go out with a blonde a Tl-
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“Then why have you brought this
in fo rm e r. Ribaudo Giuseppe, who
asked me to go see the Am erican
MGlua«,bpa.” the M ajor said. ”1 M ajor, and to whom I refused?”
want to ae« Tina’s father because
“I am the American M ajor. Tom ­
you said he was the meet reapected asino.**
of all the fishermen
I want to
Tomasino did not bat an eye.
start the fishermen going out again,
“ Why have you brought this crowd.
so that Adano will have something il you were not planning to arrest
besides pasta and tomatoes and egg­ me?”
plant to eat. That’s all there is to
”1 didn’t bring it, Tomasino, it
it”
came. I don’t want the crowd
“ Boas, you're a kid Giuseppe."
any more than you do. I just wag|
“ Giuseppe, do you want me to to talk with you about fishing ’’
get another interpretor?”
“I do not believe it,” the morose
“Okay, a boss, you’re not a kid
man said. “ A ll men of authority
Giuseppe.”
,
are alike. You came to arrest me,
“ I do want to see the old man
or perhaps to shoot m e.”
W ill you fix that for me?”
“ I beg you to believe m e.” the
"That’s what I ’m a sorry, boss.”
M ajo r said.
“ What do you mean?”
Giuseppe whistled to him self and
“T in a’s old a man Tomasino no
ran back to "the crowd. “ I t is amaz­
want a see you, a boas.”
- “ Why >ot? Did you say some­ ing,” be said im pressively. “ The
thing about my wanting to go out M ajo r said to Tomasino: *1 beg you
to believe m e.’ ”
with his daughter?“
« *Oh no. e bosd Old a man Toma­
sino say be never been in a Palazzo
di Citta in a life. He hate a Fascist
a crooks. He don’t know you’re a
different. He won’t a come a here.”
’T h a t’s easy, Giuseppe. We’ll go
see him .” The M ajor looked at a
pad of appointments he had begun
to keep on his desk. “Be ready to
go at three this afternoon, Giusep-
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Grain, Feed. Floar. Fael
Farm laiplementa. Bags. Twine
11ARBBD WIRE—GOOD POSTS
loppy Morrioge
first
N A T IO N A L
- You may make a First National Loan
for any worthwhile purpose; hospital
and doctor bills, accumulated bills
or other unexpected emergencies. .
Feeds to re
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Office
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Cost is low and you repay monthfy
over a year’s period.
Tire Repair and Recapping
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Loans made in any amount from
T h e Dalle« a
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OREGON
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PERSONA o FF<:^NC:ALEMERCENC.E5
Now, when it is douhly important that you
have good workmanship and quick service to
keep your cars and trucks running, have us take
care of your service problems.
8 4 0 1 E 3 rd
, Rom where I sit „ Jy Jo« Marsh
Trophies of a
ity of its servicq bhs been proven many t imn«
* Tirea— Accessaries
A t n y orado ttr « mi
•nd toriwy—for ww 8
army Arid nfttoiw oad
nwot dtsioooo h tho
h u d the Wra
Attritatttratioa
order riqiibfn< aR poultry
•ito r F-b. 14 to te Mt Mite far
the armed fereea. Ite a
more ran nod
or
inchjdin< chicken w op ,
a la Irine, ote^ for Mya. America
until the onfer te flttod.
no,’ ” shouted people in the fron t languages has made you crazy.”
o f the crowd.
Giuseppe shouted to the M a jo r:
A m azing,” shouted the ones in “ I ’m a can’t a do nothing, a boss.”
- back.
So the M a jo r said to Tomasi ioe*
Giuseppe ran back out onto the “ W ait fo r me. Tomaaino, I w ill show
mole.
you that I mean well tow ard you.”
The M a jo r was saying: “ It ¡s thia, And he jum ped down on the mole
Tomasino: I want you and the oth­ and went to the crowd.
ers to s ta rt fishing again.”
“ Do you w ant flah?” he asked
Use V-Mail and help
Why? ’ said the morose Toma- the crowcj.
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s barro
sino. “ So we can line the pockets of
“ Y e s!” the people shouted.
the a uth orities? ”
“ Then you m ust go home,” the
“No, Tom asino, so that you can
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
line the stomachs of the people of M a jo r said. “ I t is not easy to per­
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p e r m » having dak»
suade Tomasino to go fishing. You
Adano.”
the
Eetote
of Bryan W. Van Gil­
m
ust
choose
between
thia
stupid
“ Hah,” said Tom asino b itte rly , “a
gaping
and
having
fish.”
der,
deceased,
are hereby notified
benevolent man of a u th o rity .”
The
crowd
chose.
W
atching
thia
to
preoent
them,
with the proper
“ Tomasino, you don’t undei stand.
Th® Am ericans are different from unprecedented conversation and get­ voucher« and duly verified, to the
ting bulletins on it from Giuseppe
the Fascists.**
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underrimed, the duly appoiaUd,
Hah,
said Tomasino. “ I have was im m ediate, ft was now. Eating qualified and actiay Adminiatrater
heard that before. The M ayor Cra- fish was future and uncertain at
of the Eetate of Bryan W. Vaa
pa said he was going to be d ifferen t best. The crowd chose staying to
watch.
Gilder, Deecaaod, at the eflfee of
fro m the M ayor M artoglio, and the
When he saw B lit he could not a r­ T. Lecter J o h n m , attorney at law.
M ayo r Nasta a fte r him said he was
going to be d iffe re n t from the M ayor gue them into going home, M ajor Waaco, Oregon, within afar aoatbe
Crapa.
The only difference was Joppolo said to Giuseppe: “ Where from the date of flrat pubfacattoa
that the trib u te and the protec tion is the nearest telephone?”
of thia notice, to-wit. February o
Giuseppe said: “ I guess she’s in 1946.
money and the taxes got higher
;
each tim e.
H o ^ much protection a P ort a C aptain’ s office, I show
H.
A.
Van
Gilder,
Attnkdatrator
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money do you want, A m e rica n '’.“
Date of flrri publicerien, Fab. 9. *46
“ You have the wrong idea, Tom a­ Continued Next Week
Pete of last publication. Mar. 2, *46
sino.“
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H ah,” said the morose Tom a­
sino. “ I am an old man. Am erit an.
I have seen men of a uthority come
and go. I don't believe that you
are any different from all the oth­
ers.”
Here M ajor Joppolo got angry
“ Old fisherm an,” he said, ’ ’you w ill
have to understand somethin/. The
people of Adano are hungry They
must have fish. Do yoü get that
through your thick skull?”
The Cuppers are about the hap­ realtoed that the
Giuseppe ran back to the crowd.
piest married couple in our had become
“ It is w o n d e rjc l,” he said. ’ T h e
town. Comfortable off, too, after In their
M ister M ajor said: ‘The pec p}e of
Dee’s fifty years of honeet wortc. respect for
Adano are hungry They must have
But
their two most prised pos­ and d t t t o N M ig f
fish.’ “
sessions
are an old beer anw and
The people in front repealed “this
an 1890 Floradora h a t
and then shouted at the top of their
voices: 'L iv e the M ister M a jo r!
When they were first married.
Live the M ister M a jo r!’’
Dee
allows he couldn’t stand tbo
The people in bark
shouted:
hat; wh|le Jdne turned her
“ What did he say?”
np (privately) a tD ee’a
The people in front shotted: “ He
for a friendly glass of
thinks we ought to h tne fish for
our hunger.”
time to time. But each figured R
The whole crowd sho ited then:
was the other*» righ t. sn they
“ L ive the M ister M a jo r!”
lived and let live.
Tomasino on the boat ueard this,
And as time went by,
and it made him suspiccous “ Why
have you hired these people to come
/Vo. 105 o f a Sent*
and je e j at me? No, I w ill not go
Walther-Williams Co.
GAS AND OIL
CANjiRD POULTRY
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And so it happened that another
precedent was broken in Adano.
„ 7ont „ in
N ever in the memory O
of I anyone
the town had an official gon« call
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ing an a citizen oa business. Either
the citizen had eotne willingly to the
Palazzo, or else the citizen had been
arrested, and had come against his
wilL
Between the time of thia conver­
sation end ■ three
o'clock,
Giuseppe
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u sep p r
tO,d
people about this aman-
‘ Into
tog flmvrikUi+w
flexibility on the part of the
M ajor. And therefore when it carrfe
tim e for them to go down to the port
looking for old Tomasino. quite a
large crowd had gathered in front
of the Palazzo, and the crowd fal­
lowed the M ajor and Giuseppe aa
Uwrw wall"
it mg her son, Wayne, and daugh­
Mra. Alfred Kock waa a busi- te r, Mra. Ferguson.
rueea visitor in The Dallea Tues­
Mr. and Mra. Hi id red Zell re­
day.
turned from Portland Sunday.
Gordon Lemley rame home Sun­
Mra. Eatrele B. Hailey ia visit-
day from San Francisco, Calif, to
in Portland.
«pend a week here with hb par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arxell Lemley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeaee Arnold arriv­
ed here from Pendleton Monday to
visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs.
Frank Pike, returning to their
home Tuesday.
Mra. Charles Perrigo was a busi-
Is an old established firm that has been telling,
tieaa visitor in The Dallea a day
servicin g and repairing cars for a generation.
last week.
The dependability of its products and the qual­
Mr. and Mra. Gua Smith, Mrs.
Heppner’s request for 10
family dwellings baa been granted
by the National Housing Agency.
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Bank Credit for future use.
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