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í4'fty-Sev©nth Year
Moro, Oregon, lM<i<
No. 33
Official County Paper
22, 1945
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$53,552 More
Assessor Releases ^ evator Annex Moro Hotel Sold
Rising A t Wasco By City To
Figures On Stock
E Bond Sales
In Sherman Co.
County Needs
A column o f new»
Government,
Pofitks and People
10&A m p m m / empAaau
» * ’ fv/.
•
on the Northwest
- R eum
•—
why
two
yean
•*
t4wt vriliitary high oom-
When War Arrived at Okinawa
This Week, Next
Sales Smaller .Than In
More Cows Thau Chickehs
Previous Drives; Quota of
Reported By Farmers; All
$190,000 71 percent Done
Stock Numbers Dropping
The assessor's report to the
Hate tax commission show, some
IMculiar rityation« this year. There
ore, for in.tance, more cattle in
Sherman count, timn all other
livestock combined, including chick
Sale of E bonds in Sherman
county has not been as good
in the past three campaigns. The
tjaota is «till >63,552 away. At
the rate of purrteme the goal will
not be reached. Sherman county
w « toil to brek up it . eon. who
are fighting. -
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A compilation made on record:.
Work on the new annex to the
Wasco elevator has progressed far
enough that concrete is being
poured for two shifts daily, each
of ten hours.
Construction is to be of concrete
with the forms built together so
that they can be raised as pouring
goes on thus the «ame form is
,1Md for thc CTtire e)evator lt „
staMd tbat tha jab wj„ u k e about
, 2 daya
which there wU, t>e
0)e
work t0
It ia bopcd
,0 fini>h the job by Auguat , f
Ernest Esliogers
Sale Makes Gty Free 4
Debt For First Time Since
Incorporation la 18W
Sale of the Moro Hotel to Mr
and Mrs Ernest Eslinger was
made Monday night at a special
council meeting, after about a
.T
chasers and a city committee com­
posed ■ of Harry Kunsman and
ena-
when it wnl be needed to hold the
Clyde
Gilhnor.
.
The number of cattle as given new wheat crop
it,
Price
obtained
for
the
three
joh ig
done by Hoge-
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Eqnlpped far aky
wd bordh to the assessor January 1, 1945 is
y concrete buttdter and
a stene wall as they ]
o«eratk>s 10,909, a drop from 11,908 last gon con8truction company of Min-
brought UtUe
te grasp tb< year. That number vs greater than r,ettpoiis tfw Mme company that part of the contents belonging to
the Island the total of sheep which is 1450, |jas built other elevators for the the city was >13,500. The Esling -
tem ^industriee for i t . equipment th e quota i . »190,000_ That teavea opportunity, aa< the
shortly after they hit the heach.
of hogs, 1769, of horses 972 and Sherman Growers. Others have ers are also buying the equipment
, M .uppriea (n » c e n t year. J .
T * to go. Purchase, <*
belonging to Mr. Runsmpn which
chickens 4212.
beep of wood.
n Z ^ ' b n i t t BP immense manu- 26,000 per week are needed,
will
bring the total to >10,000.
The number of sheep has g o n e _____ _______
factoring «*toblustuu*nits in Man-
In the remaining time, until
The
new owners plan to open
dewn rapidly since 1943 . when _
A 1 • 1 *r
'hokuo and th e « have been ex- July 7, 34 persons must buy a
and
operate
the dining boom as
Sherman county farmery had 7122. S h VCTS A s KCCI I 0
pandod during this war. to the thousand dollar bond or the equiv-
soon
as
.possible.
A counter will
In January 1, 1944 they had 314.’.
point whora they can produce ev- «lent thereof. That means we will
be
installed
and
short
orders ser­
mid tM. year a «mall 1450 Sheep P u r c h a s e W a r B o n d s
e iy item of armament required have to invest 2 percent of our
ved
as
well
as
more
formal
meals.
A specific wage ceiling became cannot be claimed a> a deductible population has dropped all over
by the more than one.miHion arm- bank accounts in E bonds soon, effective June 15, 1945 for general busbies« expanse in. Computing in- the stats
Savings depositors of the Fir’t The Eslingers until recently op-
•percent is not an error
error.
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l
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ed men on the mainland. These That 2 percent
.
«xi. nùrbt «ides farm labor thr(W aout the Z«»r 00 rome
returns. The maximum
Thr number of hogs in this coun- National Bank of Portland have erated a restaurant at Grass Val-
facts have been openly diacuseet
Up to Wedensoay <
area ty r€flect# tjhe drop >n over the been given an added incentive to ley and one time owned the obi
w American army eweiea and b > had been made as follows at the foi harvesting labor on wheat and only *ioatobliste<i by this ceiling nation and accounts for the short- n;alte additional purchases of Wai V intin hotel there,
of them K is realised that county’s issuing agencies.
diy pea farms, non-irrigated areas order
ats « :
age <d bacon. In 1943 we ha 1 Bonds before the end of the cur-
Coat o f the hotel in 1920 when
Japan must be defeated by a mass
of
Sherman,
Waseo,
Umatilla,
Gil-
-
G«nev»|
ffigfc
ftplx»
>8.00
P«r
3950
hogs
in
1944,
3530
and
in
renV
Seventh
War
Loan
drive
ac-
¡t
was completed is given as $99,-
>75,017.75
Baak
inratom of China. The desicuc
liam
and
Morrow
counties
of
Ore-
day
and
board,
or
>200
per
month
1945
1759
or
just
half
as
many,
C
ard
in
g
to
an
announcement
by
(»00
a sum that was partly raised
38,087.50
Grass Vslley P. O.
tio« « f JapaneM cities and home
gon,
according
to
information
ia-
and
board-
•*
Hoire
numbers
remain
fairly
con-
H.
Close,
manager
of
the
Sher-
by
subscription
by local
22,893.75
Wasco P.O.
industries will help,of course, but
ccived
here
today
by
Alden
E.
»
Mechanics
working
on
the
farm,
stant
at
around
1000,
972
bei
i » k
nian
County
branch.
The
amount
not
raised was bor-
450.00
Moro P. O.
their total obliteration will not
Orr, exécutive officer of the Ore furnishing their own tools and re- the exact number this year.
“Depositors of our bank who rowed from a Portland bank over
$136.448.00
necessarily force uneondAional sur­
Total
gon WFA Wage Board, Portland, pairing f a m aMchiaary exclusive-
lu addition to cutting down on xv.tbdraw funds from their savings the signatures of a small group.
render if the Japanese army per
Oregon.
~
ly,
' the number of other livestock accounts between ♦ now an<J the When the bank demanded payment
>53.552.00
PTI1J. NEEDED
toata in the form1 o f mkadal
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The specific ceiling establishes
Wheat and dry pea harvest la- farmers are also reducing the 30th of June for the purchase of this group arranged ^for the sab
tance which baa marked its policy
you know
anyone who wi|| maximum
e ratefl
be
ÙanAÙta operate«, unskilled, chicken supply. Assessor’s figures War Bonds will be paid full inter- of the hotel to the city in 1925
.
- so a far
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-
|nvest
A -e r k a ?
paid except in hardship cases as untode to
the ltorveating ms taken the first of the year natur est on their deposits through the The city has operated the ho».4
on islands
captured.
UmUnp on the China coast
they are brought to the attention chmery, >15.00 per ffiy and boar 1. aMy do not reflect the number of end of June, even though the mon- cr leased it to a secce«s>on
of
are, therefore, to be expected as
of the Oregon Wage Board and Combine optatotors, skilled, who chickens than may W brought in ey is withdrawn before that tíme, r.anagers since that tí™e. The
M sufficient forces are as-
their granting of special approv- repair the 1 l ñ l l l | f f i ' machinery, later in the year, but the drop is which is the normal interest pay- city at one time had bonds or
•enffiled in the PaciAc area and
al. Wages less than the ratas spo- ♦ito.oo
<|sy »«Ubflawe. Traptor rerious.
1948 there were 7482, ment date,” stated Manager Cloée. $31.500 on account o f h o U i p u r
far this stupendous task net less
cifled ip the order may be paid, but t tr .w t ^ t tS S e r type tractors, >12.. m 1944 <1153 and this year hut
-It is the sincere desira oC the .chase. Taesp »tato Stoaer kes» MK
• h«h v** asonths will be required,
excess rates paid except tor ap- 00 per day and board. Header ten- 4212.
First National bank to do every-
er refunded «nd are a part
in the epUlon o f odBtary totoer*-
Eugene W. B iff, ^representative prov^j rases will be prohibited and ders, sack jiggers and all other
Each crtiien of the county has thing in^ts power to assist Oregon °
presen
ow
era.
for these landings of the
..
’ harvest labor, on the average about 3 cows, a to maintain its leadership in War by^the « ty .
National Foundation' ’tor
U bemg prepared by recent ac­ Infantile Paralysis, met with a
$10XX) per day and board. Tractor little less than one sheep, one hog Bond buying. We hope our depos-
In 1932 the city of Moro had
tivities of Chinese armies and this group of interested citizens here
dr Ivors doing summer fallow work and three hens.
Hors who have idle money in sav- outstanding tonds
aggregating
rerewed campaign » believed to last Thursday evening to arrange
during wheat an dry pea harvest
Valuation of stocks of goods has ings account will put that money > »
.
__ *
psrcsn .
be in accordance with an under- ^oj. continuance of the program
season, >12.00 per day and boar, remained about the same except to work for their country by buy- Delinquent interest, which was
standing reached with G ener|lis- here. Mr Hall eaid after the meet-
There, is still an M o n s n t as for 1944 when they were down to ¡ng War Bonds during the current nearly >4000 per year,
simo Chmng Kai-8hek. It i»- not
Uj am certain that the fine
wedding
was
solemnised
at
to
which burea» i is responsible $74,000. This year stocks are back drive. This allowance of full in- cumulated until the total
A
believed General MacArthur, If group of citizens who are interest-
Ted
BaU
ranch
home
-
last
for
wages of truck rivers and no to $87,000 again as in 1943.
terest on their deposits
througn debt was oyer >72,000 to w h ic h
the
Farm machinery climbed from June 30 should encourage many to had to be added some $4600 in un-
he m to command
i invading
here wiH do everything possible Thursday
afternoon, June 14, wage has been set.
>396,480 in 1943 to $473,390 last invest their funds in War Bonds.’’ iaiô warrants
army, will make
*
P un
carry- out the foundation s wben Dorothy Ball was married . .... —
Refunding operations have cut
Ul he haa at least o w million
oledge
€Very
of infan_
p randg Bailey Rev F
(
year and is now at $464,000. Till­
.
„
_
thc
interest to 2 1-4 percent on
at his disposal, aadthm force must tjk
wm receiye whatever
Cann^ , officjat<>dt using the Q < )Q ||C G o m i l ) f T o
ed land is valued at $21.26 and
toe
remaining
bonds and the orig­
be moved from Bhirope to t e
financiai assistance is necessary to
ring ceremony. Attendants
,
grazing land at $1.51 and the ass­
inal
debt
has
been
reduced by pur-
rwtod States <«Mt tbence aeraaa w r aa#we the maximum of physical were Mr and M„
Free?*;
F r^ rU rg
essor has 46-1,299 acres on his
( ¿ A n f T n H n l r l ^ r h n n l cl»a»e of city bonds at reduced
Pacific.' At »«i time t a u » c q v e r y .-
.« ,e latter, better known « , Doro- D e € , r P e Q e r l
books out of the 535,000 acres in
MacArthur had any
f rom
“The local chapter,” he continn- |jly gcholl, was roommate of the« C5»ttle feeders can now apply to the county. Federal, state, county,
Election of new school officers
go mill»,
of troops in the long advance
« c&n pay for medical> hospital bHde for Aree yearg u e .O.C-E. <ke County AAA office for beef school district land accounts for
was done without undue trouble
of the
lt
Guadalcanal
to Okinawa.
l-AlntAd A
ffiTe B
well Tbc
-TV»- - brfde
1________
*a. «.a-» ______
___a____
X_Mwiai'nsUv
»
lihera Bn»iTwr
nursil* a rut related
care
as R well
wore _ ft _Lii.
wbite satin and cattle production
payment«
under
the remainder.
Monday
when
comparatively
small
for
city
to
liquidate
It ia now apparent
ag guch |,rACe8 or other appliances
W dal
with floor kn<th
Cavernment»B new program to
numbers of parents met at school
outstanding bonds, on
lion of the Philippines was
® may be necessary. .-------
Should
and wmve ru®«»
white «nu
roees
and htcrease
the ____
production
. \
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t w y w V i m - p
e .I ls .. e W
vt" the
ana Vfe.j
carrwu
n»crease
Tne proaucuon
OT mear. o f meat.
houses over the county for that or ^agore ^he first payment data,
°f J ? L ^A M trali» could so large iandi
th<? 0041 chapjter.
na' pastel vweetpeas. The matron of
Feeders are encouraged to feed
Durpose and.to pass upon the an- which .g j anuary lf ^40. Prepay-
"Orth
and * -ion.l foundation »tends ready at hM10r
sweetpe„ more
indodinr those pur-
'
/»
«»
nual budgets.
went may be permitted, however.
*
ter S ^ ^ a t adventure,
time U adv4UKe. ‘"‘’'“ T " »¡th her re»e colored teffete chased and thoae rained, to Good
Twenty-five patrons met at Moro Whftn and
that o a w B it will
“£ ? • n T ^ t ° d n.
Ten 4-H duhohiMren l e f t ,
_ and chose ~ Wendell
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Balsiger ........
as
fh<? flrgt Hme
d ty
director to succeed Harry Runs- entirdy debt free since j uiy g i,
a. a _ —
1 —
— J a a . 1 «>> k - *«a. - o_ -
— _ for44
- I - it ’ . . . Bonded
13
pus of OSC. They were taken to " er
Boh<K>.1
p*rc*nt ot ita 'r*lu*tlon' 14 may
The DaHes bv parents and left >*’ari of !erv,ce. A budget ea
MOn <nUj, ftle cbarmej d « !« ot
high command many months ago. apigtg under the program and
13,756.64 over the ,,x per-
. fUr thirt~ n
foef cattle production pay X T : W a J : county achool i"«
Whether the campaign
scholarships are oflered to tho^e yearn before. Mrs Ralph Busse
played
the
wedding
marchee.,
went
amounts
to
50
cents
per
hun-
bus, which will return them June
W atkins was >* * "
” t h ,r in™ 'vw) ftnan d n *-
tarried ou with Rusai.n help i . w(w
.,fy
Out of town guests were Mr and dred_weight on Good or Choice tj9
At Wasco Francis Watkins was
that period gom« streets
still a matter of speculation, but ______________
Mns
Hatley
and
Mrs
Maud
Hughes
cattle
weighing
800
poua^s
or
raora
Leaving were Florence Gentry, choae" a8 '
d£ ! ,al, „ wbo haTC bein '"‘P™’ «'1. «<=“ » l° *
recent ev-nts indicate that Stalin
from Heppner, parents and sister and aejhng for at least the min- Joan OvMon,
Priscilla Melier, « ed Mr8 B\
n , , J , ’ „ have been taken on tax foteeloa-
of the 04 groom, , Mr and
}mwn
W Mrs Tru-
w:
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----- ’ - price, which Dcnna Ray Sparling Diane Chn- wi«hed to retire. Doll Olds was re- ure <nd improvedt
city park
Soriet riahna to territorial right. - • . » ■ «
i v u t u v i o aU
n Strong from Moro, Miss f<>1 wJea in Aia
|1 4 .95. Henna Kay S p « m g ,
gt
VaHey and Jay
preventable
.nan
and other nrivde»es which were >|'
; •
K I ^ ..,
prodocton p .y. «-nton, Jean Z ^ riy, Wily Kn,.n
h .,,
Ire lid. White from The Dalle..
lost In the war with d ate-. Mos I T a i l l i n g W O W
Mte W. ___ Ball, . _ grand- 1M
Iuent
¡, •T.aw.te.
avaiU bi, ¡ to
,n feeders,
p r itta. Mrs cte<i Amandus von Boretel, a nei- hM
u k e n by
<ity
Mr and _ ___
B.1V IO
wv -a.
'T Hartky and
cow h>« an old score to irttlr
L -a
ndnhnum t*ne In
ean be defeated, on-
ft poUapre of the Ja-
government, are that tho
Ntononere arwy in China is « I f-
S t
V8^ 2
What You Can Pay And TdWho
Told By Government Bureaus
i
I-P Sufferers To
U
Receive Aid
Army
Bailey-Ball Families
United By Marriage
tbi
School Changes rewj
Kent 10 noia ocnooi pricw Tax rtte has nevar exceed
4-H Clubbers
Leave On VaCatlOn
intend» to be *i position to »«tort ^fore Jeachers In
M.
with Tokyo.
♦ attention
• •
Calling the
oi thc
me n>er
mer session ^
th a a total reRistra-
BaU al,
aH of
of OonmlUs.
Corvallis. Robert
Robert meet the prJgnfti
prOg r X reouirer—
requirements.
®£IOTle’
with
registra- bcr{ BaU
»“ pt,ime
the attention
.1_a. m '■ some tmn
lareeat T7_n
ia . _
_ _ j photo-
house to f.k
the fact . 1 that
tion of 467
467. This is the largest
3all ___
unclfi
fcride and
.
d i f f i k ?:>
must
rtate. there »re as many as 17
graph or, made a pictorial record
different
X ^ i x wrek. " L X ° f
’ ’e4<lin<r'
.
. . . he owned the « .U le at l e « t 30
wSJfoe
and 24 7 ^ o r a apreia. tw .w eek s ,
course. Twenty-nine Oregon coun
&t [ a Grande,
rf,.
ties are represented,
represented. mar,on
Marion Corn
vovn- w&3
of Associated Wotr-
ty tops the list with 82 students. fn student» her senior year and
“ “ ’ iX prin“ ? * ’
tiee with tenge n|gtt€(MtOns »re. , 011^ she was a member of Sigma
Clackamas, 44; Lane, 43; MultnO-
chi, Phi Beta Sigma and
‘nah, 37; Polk, 86; Washington, 31 Aipha Rho Tau. “Dick” has been
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r iz v s w v lo w
1Q . « n J T m r n ln
.
.
.
.
_
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Linn, 23; Douglas, 19; and Lincoln, Jn the <rmy aJr foreeg Mnce Feb.
>3. Five students came from out- ruary
He was gunner on a
aide the state.
B-25, based on New Guinea and
was injured on a combat mission.
■
Hr is stationed near Spokane, W n.
F1RES ENDANGER HOMES
where the young couple will make
SmaH graaa fire* have started their home for
present.
in several places m town and n e a r ______________
town this week and as the grass
of Henry A. Wallace, ^rows drier more can be expect- EXAMINER COMING •
d»<
stM f of eo»iA»eree, waa
The city marshal and fire
A traveling examiner of opera-
one of the motives which induced truck are available to anyone in tors and chauffeurs
. . u i . v u r . is
. . scheduled
d
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b
^
to y T t
Representative Halleck of Indiana town who wishes to bum gras3 to arrive in
to tatoaduM a biM to taka the <?i.rii neat his pte^e and graaa along 26, 1945 a n d --------- --- ----- -
aeronautics board out o f the com- streets w»U be burned soon in any the courthopse between the hours
— ConUnited on P a g ^ F o u r ^ event.
J ¿ J of 10 « • » and 4 p .m .,
federal ure tax be repealed. HI.
“
demand came too late to be effec-
tire t hte year, even if >t were
hrected. rince many automobile
owner»* have already purchased
their 1945 »tamp. Mr. Goodwin
asserted that the use tax was a
» R M T M - U W I» V
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ailly tew to begin with, that rt was
of doribtful constitutionality, and
is not being generally enforced,
It is especially discriminatory as
to holders of A ration card«, he
insisted, and a violation of lu te s '
rights in its invasion of a taxing
field that belong» to the states.
on
a£>lkation (1)"t^ t fyneral Service« Held
rere r-w
F<>r SCO« Bskef
' t - »
™
... —
«
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w.«._
rector at Erskine, and Don Mac-
nab at Rufua.
.
Howard Ross was elected di-
rector of Fairview district and the
•voters there decided to petition the
district boundary board for pe
nnssion to hold school this coming
S '—
• .¡ ■ J n .ir 'X
and
sygtem
enlarged and extended
inauranoe
were
by approximately one third.
A plan for continued street im­
provement has been agreed upon
between the city
the state
j,as
caiue wmgne«
whan «old, O ) that the
jrunerai services
»ervices were
held Thur-
" k . g cattle .
*unerai
were n«u
highway commission that will re-
. .
f or JtiBy afternoon >t 8 o c
Bruce Millard was re-elected
.
j
ro<
more
streets
ri.u«hter to an «rtbonssd .laugh
j M
^ a ^ M
r . as dlrector
Rufu*
T°” when coiSiUon. permit.
Scott Baker, eon oi
_
Douma of DeMoss, W. E. Bruclcert ______________
terer.
C. R. Baker of Gras» V*ljey, who
Kiondike and B. F- Payne of
died Monday at a hoepitel in The
f<>r
y<fftr Urm OPA-ODT GET JOB
. • _
Dafles. Rev F. L. CanneH of Was-_________________ ehogen for a one( AfUr Saturday, Juas >0. S te r ­
C^ EW Q urrg HIGHWAY
Pall bearers
g v i. eo
®° officiated. raH
Dearer8 _ were
IC ___
year 4 term to succed rinn
Don Clodfel-
Clodfel- man,
man, county
county farmers
farmers will
will apply
The entire crew
i
SU* hen rtbby> ,ohn Aney’ C ' ter resigned The race of director dirretly to ODT and OPA for new
1
te r e ^ n
M*X
S Y ’X T *
“ S r iT n . o n .........
W h reboo,
board w a. farm truck, aad tor fan
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farm gaso-
J "*,11/ nr,I11
»or,
m
foreman,
♦e4.ment
was
m
I.O.OF.
c
e
m
a
-___
___
«n««.
terment
in
the
I.O.O-F.
cam«-
by
Harry
Pinkerton
with r.O
r.o linA.
line.
J j ._ ' a ..v _ .
-
.. -
,
\ opposition unless it developed in
On that date, AAA servicing
t» work on the elevator at Wasco djiection of C. R. Callaway
the single zone «till not reported, of farm transportation will eease,
where higher wages are being paid
At Rent the school voters de- Wallace May aaid. AAA w » havi
during the construction »of tbs _____________ ..
cided by a 34 to 16 vote to hold a neither funds nor authority to
concrete addition there. Leaving
..urrTnxia
high achool there this winter in- continue service« to farmers r«n-
were James Lamb, P .J. Braxzel POSTMASTER RETURNS
Jay Freeman returned from the »wad of sending the «tudente to dered for the part khaae yeara j n
has . it b„ .nitaI Wednesday and Is now the Moro sefcool which they at- connection with appllcatioaa tor
. and
. . u Philip WUaon.
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wito Urn , rev erin g from h l. Illn.re at home tended last winter. -N o teredier. touch ttore. troctor
each
,
k Whale he tekm h l. annual vacation have bren obtained so far, it » piae.in.nt and ««rretobn. «—
and a half tor long
eacn
truck» and farm
les med.
lrom putting out the mail.
week Other worker, draw lore