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JOURNAL pride in supremacy, Anyway It TOWN LIBRARY
wasn't wisdom or justice that sent
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HubllJ.«! K .« j Wrid»r «»
Mora, Oregon
_____ and, nor temperance.
in th eh o tel building bryigs up the « a d ip g matter and similar Iteifii
OO u S
y f a » E F ren ch
Editor a We
We spend
spend our
our youth
youth learning
learning how
how question
question of
of what
what to
to do
do with
with -it
-it to
Editor
to the
the patients.
patiento. Gen.
Gen. Bradle/
Bradley n»6
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’ a a- a/._ tin*
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« t ar^sb* to do more thing» to make^more anyway. It could possibly be put been informed that
conceseonaires make
make a^
«¿» much
hvuCh ■>
lib'/
fVMtWTM» »t Moro. Oiwwa >>4»t Art of money. The basic thing of getting
the new council room
room although
although oonceseonaire»
?
of M.rrti ». in » .--------------- ak>n*
.gn,t exactly
exaotly auitabie,
a month.
H e considers that
*IV,||£ reivw. warn ww.f—r personally
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--, or
- it $1,000
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a . i
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FfAtedSS
lte n - could
„ , . u go *—
Wzimnn*. club too
to o much
m uch o f a a good
fiwxl thing
th in g and
Fellow. who have tn*-n
and «»AiM»uUv
nationally, iwri
get lpesj>r
lesser n alten-
to the Woman’s
and i .s t
Fellow«
«v:
tion. Perhaps the next generation rooms even though there is not determined to iput a stop to it hunting are: WJMter Wihson, Jam/
would live longer, atomic bomb much excitement about that.
Instead pf these private-merchants Wilson, John Decker, ^Kmmsth Sa-
considered, if it knew more of
Perhaps it ✓ would be better to the general plans on extension Of ther, Al Bekknflgbl» WuMMB Jtef•
€ D IT O R I A l
justice and leas o f chemistry, more just forget it. The organizations the »post exchange, where goods fries, Ted von Boretel, Bob Brown,
NATI
C f A f l A T I f ! h l of prudence and less of production, that used to provide directors for will he purchased in vbluime ». fo r ¡Bob I^elyer, Wayne Walker, Er-
IM Jw
it have
to give even that all of the hospitals and will be sold n$st Smith, Vern -Mcbley, Luther
modicum of support. Only funds almost at C03t.
Davis and Boh King.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
WE HAVE STRIKES
available for the library is the
onjy
o f ‘the •rtveral
Judge Wilson was in Arlington
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p y nL
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OCTOBER 5, 1945
THEN COME PERFECT DAYS
As far as the poet goes perfect
days came in June. But that was
New England. This is Sherman
county
and the writer
.
There is »tumbles
no rea-
along with proae. W A
year th ?
S*™ * * " a R reforms General Bradley has in
few other
„„ wantg V make
« .v « ♦*>««
few
other STnaller
smaller contnbutiors.
contributions. _ ;-J He
these t«-
fo-
Nh new book» have been . bought . siriuiiiHis « uesMjnmg
^ h i n g hospitals/' û —
x -
-
for » m e tim e because of lack of
thes(, are the mort
money. No new books can be
e4toWiAmento. He would
.
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-
h>ye accomino_
bought
without
money.
The main use to which the lib- dation. 4n the hospital,., Also, in
rary is now put is .t o loan books
inulttCT of
hospital., he
to the children and a fair y g wd
tg them
center.
mip.ply of such books has iconsist-
ilwte<d
b»il,)ing
enOy been kept. End.ng the life of
siteg
pUceJ
the binary would be a hardship
« » not aaMlahie.
to the children more than the eld-
.
ers. to judge from the uee made of
This latter proposal would -fa-
< .. dicftU
a(WitK>nAl ho!Titals
h u m a n $5°
RATES
«Any observer of the human
IfcfaMa in Advance
scene knew that there was going
maw T F 4R
$¿.90 to be a period of strikes as »oon
P
— ------------- as the War was over. Workers bad
been putting in long hour» at
high wages. They wanted and
needed vacations and had the mon
ey to take them. Strikes resulted.
Jt is unfortunate that »’hey aie
factional.
(
,
A strike is an economic war.
No one wins a strike. Men who
............................
i
lay - off
on strike for ..............,
a month cun-
expect u recoup th<?ir lc ,es
K. H . M c K E A N and SOM
In su ran ce
Grain. Feed, Flour, Fuel ,
Farm Implements, Bags, Twine
BARBED WIRE—GOOD
Feedstor*
163
WASCO .
«torm over Ohio, killing 14 of bar WANTED: Man or woman who can
botanically correct. Perhaps this w permit strikes to go on until all ^ire' 11
qualify for profitable business,
Y
★ ★ ★
the time when nature spreads concerned had enough there might
nearby. Write Rawleigh’s D ept
Eleven “perftrme, toilet prepara
herself to bring somethipg perfect
an end to them. As it is we will
tions and hair oil” manufacturers
81, Oakland 7, California.
48c
into the year after months of probably go on trying to get rich
holding government permiU for
testing us with wind and rain and by refusing to produce.
^Houses in Moro and Wasco for
withdrawal of alcohol were indicted
From the Observer, Oct. 5, 190b
by saj'ederal/irnnd Jury In PhUa- sale. Giles French. Moro
snow and beat. It may take eight ______________
Mr and Mrs J. N. Fordyce, as- delphla
ueipuiw for
Wl diverting huge quantl .
or nine month* of each year to
sisted
roy
Mrs
G.
N.
Crosfield
of
^tieB
oi
their
alcohol to bootleggers. FOR SALE: Large house oh im
get the proportions properly made () ( j r WEEK
Wasco entertained Saturday even- a common practice during the era
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a _ street
a .------ .
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proved
near school and
so a few days can he made up ex-'
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church,
hardwood
floors, furnace,
actly right.
»
Just who was the unimaginative ing m honor of Dr. and Mrs R. W. °
# h
wash
trays,
2
lots,
h em es and*
PrererbUUy t h i. fa Indfan »am-
» « re.pon.ib4e Ivr Logan who wiU leave Moro for
n g Bubn, arlne s 5] Mllk
fruit,
trees.
Mrs.
H. S. Swan'
mer and It l. a time well named »farting “Newspaper Week” we their new location at La Grande. >f(fr * co,||8ton wllh the »learner
1300
E.
12th
St.
The
Dalles, Or
for these days are made for one
not kn<yw- Observance o^ weeks Progressive Hearts was the fca-
o( n&me, 50 miles east of Block
’ 46-8c
of a diapomtion like that o f the »«« been on behalf of thin«, tore
of the evebin«. G. T. Parr
,u L .n . Island Sound, nub
native., A man in a burry .eem .
»nd lee» known than and Mr» C.K. Cochran race.v,n« » 10.» cf 33 men,
WANTED: House help. All mod
a desecration to the weather newspapers. However, we do hav»; high sqores and S. S.# Hayes and —Let us have faith - tpftt
right
ern conveniences, long time job
which is made for lolling or work- aome weeka
remin<1 ^s of well Mrs William Henrichs the conso-
and m / t h a t faith
for desirable help. Good wages.
ing gradually and easily with nei- hnown articles and habits, such tetion prizes.
. let us dare do our duty as we un-
Mrs Harold Eakin, Grass Valley
as “prune week”, “ Kiss your wife
Charles Bullard has taken - the
Abraham Linéoln
’
48c
ther sweat nor harte.
week” “needlework week”, etc
Nish place to farm over near
Now R will rain and put speed
FOR SALE:
2680 A., 200 Farm
There are few things that have Clem. His parents will return to
into every farmer’s life. And they
W H Y SMOKE?
land, 5 good springs, nearly all
lasted as well as major factors hi the valley of western Oregon.
will be happy kbout that. We Will
fenced, extra good grass. Six
American life as newspapers.
Tom Callaghan was up fropi his
will, for we are Puritans enough
miles south Sherman county
There just has to be a reason. Deer Island farm last week, tak-
to feel that leisure is somehow s World travelers and • they are ing a look at things in and about
line. >6 per acre. • Ben Taylor,
little einful «nd work is exalting. millions these days—tell us that bis Evening Stades farm mi the
Antelope
-
45-8p
4ueage road.
roao.
li^ h e y FOR SALE: In Grass Valley, large
all people« desire information Rutledge
E. A. Cushman and famnly have cigarettes and would
»1 wi y
abolit
is «9—
going
in their
—
'j — - what
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-r» on
— —
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-
i nsr o xr n ii t
fnrYMTiir* rwam
house, anrvw
some > furniture,
ham , ftni.
chi
OF VIRTUES
world, but that none of them ?et moved to Dalles City. Mr Cushman knew a healthful w a y
cken house, double garage, other
_
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it as easily, «s truthfully and as has accepted a position there in
that way has
>.
buildings. Enquire Fred Krusow
Charles DeVi sher, Belgian re
__ A-ri-u.-
San
Francisco, is cheaply as do Americans, who got the employ of W. W. M. Co.
An Oregon W0WCli »U >W
P*r ■
or
write Box-92, Grasb Valley.
last R fK>m newspapers.
From the Observer, Oct. 6, 1916 “Hkve smoked 26 yrs; tned many
48-5lp
a^alvsM international '•odoatlons Occasionly some one arises to say
Judge Fulton has presented the ‘cures’ tince receiving
are a L ’always wiU he moral quks- that newspapers
suppress the county ftiir with a magnificent dy have done most
FOR SALE: Gentle team and har-
P
w
facts, but in a country with pap- silk f]a£ w-hich will fly jsach day —Quit smoking. Most
Chag Bullard. Moro
>11 ——
must - be ers of so varied a political and of the fair from a sixty-foot, pol9. one dollar I have ever
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b a c ^ , r
i . ...
« „ .w . o . c . w
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m i » . “
- » p-° r f1:,nd
r o R S a l E: 7 «
.
»
Other
and der, front pu^e material beeau,e Wood.« had been vi.rting her mo-
there are many definitions for the of another prejudice. So it ah gets ther.
word We are speaking of -the high- into print, and the people can read
John M. DeMoas and Miss Etha
,
J which all
it M. Dugger were married at The
« l h r i ^ i L . bfafad and are
not
Thia 1» newspaper week, a hack- Dalle, Saturday b y County Judge
A 21 inch posts and better
cents per post delivered sny
“
‘ ^ X . t 2 V % r o d fa
place here. G. L. Briggs, pho««
n»-ii<ra No Pills BUT
6463 or write Gen. Del. The Dal
V»- ®
\
j ^ t rAK> era
les,
Oregon
22-tfv
»delicious food that d estro y era-
'¡ng to »moke. Fully
NOTICE
here concerned with the more!» of neyed method of calling attention Gunning of Wa»co county.
Send $1 «n d^ jfa
X T hereon., conduct.
to .ometbfag that i. in daily use
A band o l t e n piece, from Port-
n ^ M rt
RUFUS GRANGE HALL
POSTS
PHONES "
Office
• Residence
162
182
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OREGON
Saturday, Oct. 6
ORCHESTRA Mlf&IC
Saturday for business reasons.
‘ ’
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin
_ _ .
ttnd B e and Mrs C. L
E i?01?"” ;
in Porthnd l „ t week.
« e r eond.ton i . not improved
Amon<
attending the Tygh
Valley fair were Mr and Mrs J,
M w ibon
Mr. ^ „ , , 0
>nd
Mr , nd ,M„ „oh Brtriht and fam-
t« T u w v
j d ___
«7- •>«* « ^ 7 •« » « » » Norton.
: Mrg
for
Want Ad»
«over » vrefa fieW
l*ru4enw > th $., R W W ta»
gpedlent I p a U #»• virtuci» without
food fovon v
which they degenerate into folly
and excesa
La Jeremy Collier
t f jw»-
GAS AND OIL
. Tires—Aceessories
. . . auufjLnt -w— »Mir
,n a years t ’me- Employers - a so
within the next few days some in the Pacific 'northwest, in the Marysville, California Wednesday
°r
18 08
lose. Humans are enough alike decision must be made about it.'even t more are authorized by con-
ber daughter Rita and hus-
♦With few exceptions the days that it is likely
that
any
large
rn,pr<1 is
lg no neeo
nee<j ot keeping
it g gress,
will
be
imroe- j ^ jk J
u
«rwl
m
innv
th
e
J
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J
—
There
K
eeping
u
r
e
s
s
,
w
m
lrs located in or
...........
have
been war™
warm and sunny,
ave been
>’ the group of men put in the same po- limpir>g aiong, with
seriously diateiy. adjacent to the. U rger
George Howell has recently ta
fWkY^rwtt fftav in- *ki«n as the strikers would follow jnfcere&te<j directors and few read- towns. v
areaayg
wnen one
vne cannot stay ,
,n
.fc
.fc
are
days when
■ th<? ganw
game course. Men trained in
ken residence in the Tum-A-Lum
•
a A _A X_ _
Vt 1 M
xjoara»-kMt-aXBat ba m t EMM i U u
independent th in k in g w ould preb- ________ -
houae.
acred or his patch in reeiin tss
follow Siei- union ’cadets
Uncle Joe is the one who is act
Mm Walt Wilson and faanily
for the coming winter. Farmers ag faithfuuy ag ¿o the union mem- ing as' if he had won the war.
were
Sunday guest« at the Lyon’s
are finishing their fall choree, put-
who
in
and ;ive. Bulgaria, Romania, Yugo-Slavia,
home.
ting up stacks <rf straw for the
That
about thp Qn^y Hungary^ Poland, Latvia, Lithua-
' Mr» Helen BothweH and - Bidy
cattle, treating the geed wheat, d,flference
n ia, Eathonia, Outer Mongolia, a
The lai g»«t Individual income tax Wdson returned from two weeks
perhaps hoeing the apiny and col-
when there is a strike it means good sized chunk of Czcohoslova-.
la the corniltry was\mld by John D. coastal trap Monday.
orful Russian thistle off the «ini- that
men an<j the ernp ioyer8 kia and now he wants to supplant
Rockefeller, Jr.,
whose tax fox
merfallow.
*
concerned are u.table to me.diste. MacArthur in Japan. Is this na-
1924 was >6,277.-;
There seems, to be little of ur- Were we to outlaw strikes and in- tion going to be like a well train-
699. according to
gency about any of them, for gtitute compulsory mediation it is ®d bird dog that bring» the game
ta x l i s t s Just
farmers are able to take a day or probable that work would be more peacefully to his master’s f e e t .
m a d e p u b lic. FOR SALE: Small registered
Henry Ford was
two, or three away (from the tasks constant and wages as high. The
~
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Hereford herd. Good foundation
- " d -
* -■
'“ . x - i
s e c o n d w ith
stock.
Lester Barnum, Grass
>2,608,896.
the time a» composed and peace- ernment strengthens labor leaders
. . .
V a lle y ."
<8-50
a 1
u - iv
vt - a
v-,«—,w
.
*
, their government; m this country
ir ★ ★
ful as Mother Mature neraen.
who are sometimes more interested
, ..
.
___m
The Shenandoah, first
rigid dlrlgl
Wfafa, is
V> ** th' fa rermining ,labor leaders U1.11
thJ r eMMU,.
.nd"built
fa FOR SALE: 4 young calve?. Or
ville Hockman, Moro.
48-50c
• X
2
X
X
-d
eRcT >ms r Th“r t’ human' 11
M orel,
»1
I wdl not be re.pon.ible for ary
wb’ ^ 'n .a u !
Wayne D. Walker
philosophy the that comes to each breakfast ta- land under the direction of W. S.
»
ed with above remarkable testi-
46-8p
four cardinal virtues are wisdom Lie or at least once a week. Mowry will furnish the
music
mony in full.
or prudence, courage or fortitude,
Had all the people of the earth during the fair,
temperance and justice, and no been fully informed about each From the Observer. Oct. 8. 1926
man was considered complete with- other and about their own govern-
Tuesday evening about fifteen
out a bit of all of them. Other rnenU and those of other nations, old players met a \ the home of
virtue« have been added by
indi- the war would have been well- Mrs G. C. Akers and organized a
vaduals from time to time to suit nigh impossible. They weren’t. In copmunnty orchestra with Mrs
personal deairea. Yet if a man be fact, even in this land the people Akers as director. A second meet-
»r *
wiae and just and bm ve and tern- were not informed although tney infr was scheduled to be held at
perate he stands up pretty
well rated better than most.
the school library this Friday ev-
among his fellows in any land.
No one ct^ld pull the wool over ening.
Th4-re is reaily not so much di- the eyes .of Americans as com-
Our boy scout troop, unebr lead-
Bill Larkin’s boy, who’s back off and let down your hair . . .
prgence o f opinion about ’ them pleteiy as ddd Hitler and Hirohito erehip of Scoutmaster Feenatra,
from overaeas for good, wad telL enjoy a glees of beer before the
either. A wiae man in America is m Germany and Japan. We nave went for sn overnight bike last'
ing us about the funny customs fire and relax with folks you
also wise in Jepa^ or France—and read too many newspapers. The Friday to the John Day where
and the different languages of ldre!"
is respected. The same may be news and information we glean they made camp on the . Gib.'on
From whose I eft.
European countries.
said of • just'm an, a courageous from reading of the papers gives place. A good time is reported.
One thing he noticed la th at in
an Im portant
country and some others.
Mum a r A tflUMMte one.
. us a large part of our basis for Scouts attending were McKean,
so many of those comntri«« there
T
h
e
coaceptloB of home aa a
It may be Umt th» learned Bel- freedom of thought and action. Burnet, Barnes, Sarys, Burnet
U no word for “home.* “Honae.”
place
of tolerance aed sacred loy-
gian
«pplyiAg acme auch the- We can be confident, whereas those and Buell from Moro add Pike
yea . « . or •oaUdiag." B «t
alties—where
differeaces c< hab
ry in nationa. Who can doubt who depend on rumor must - be Hosnaphtl and V in tin from Grass
name that stands for what we
it and opinion give w ay before
K-fr
If
idlers of nations hesitant or blind.
Valley. Professor Buell from the
mean when wç say hoata.
“ In spite of the fact,” says krve and understanding! Yss, ws
were
only by the above
So this week newspapers all ov- Moro School and Mr McGowan of
thq-f) would be leas of er the nation are . taking a few the Grass Valley School went w ith , Bill, “that it’s the most Impor Americans have a nam e fo r It!
tant thing there is . . . • place
•* * t
paragraphs to boast of their place the troop and added a great deal
where you can take your ahoee
If we ware told correctly— in the sociAl and economic scheme of interest and success to the trip,
which i* unlikely—Germany went of things. If we over do it, forgive
Dr Wonderlick motored to Port-
1
of being us, we’H not speak of it again -- land Tuesday on business return»
—
Oprriffa.
Dated
encircled and because of racial at
least for another year.. ing early Wednesday morning.
fiom where I sit... Ay Joe Marsh
Americans have
a word for it
1945,
Be Lovely
when he comes back
If he is home on furlough or for
g o o d you 11 w a n t to look your
freshest and best.
M a rg ie ’s Beauty Shop
Pioneer Bldg.,
The Dalles, is again open and spec
ializing In beautiful machincless oil permanents. Ph2825
G re ta
he Dalles, Oregon
. .-. . you II be surprised to
earn how little it costs to
buy the better things
jonathan logan
, Junior casuals
a
,
t
you’ll be pleased with this
new line of dresses
we re featuring
C oats
L Suits
* Dresses
S /./eaters
*
‘‘ '
many, many styles from
which to make your choice
... . open a charge account