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Washington Column. Wasco Church
to vote for a minium of taxes—
Published Every Friday at
enough ¡merely to “form a more
Mora, Orafa«
Editor
perfect union, establish justice, in-
Gil«* 1 French
sure domestic tranquility, provide
Entered M
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l ) f l u « a t M oro. O w « a » k r A ct o f, for the common defense” and let
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the other stuff go hang.
mother’s funeral. He will repnm
there for a few days visit with
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a few d.yg in Portland.
Mr and Mrs Everett lHatki»$
ate spending a few days in Purt-
land.
Steve ° ’Meftra is h<Mne’ having
■**» ¿C harged ftorn the nary,
where he
mftte,
f o r Z b r security, too!
Continued from page one.
Hopkins and Miss Tully were the
»ole judges of what should be re»
—BUY bonds today —
Gained for'the inspection of future
Tom Jacobson and family are second class,
historians, and it has been «ssert-
moving into a house near * the
W.C. Harper has moved to Thes
ed that nothing whfcB- might re-
Wasco- school. '
Dalles leaving all the farming
f l « t «1 the late preeident wan
Wwnen,1>
of Chtl,
Willard ahd
NS v COMMAND
unw A nv
salvage«, it
is «1»
Mr and Mm Stulte and family duties to }iie eons
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salvaged,
it is
this ummz
belief which
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The matter of combining the has »roused the suspicions of lie-
service o f the M. E. church
the re8idence
of Gordon.
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Attorney A t L aw
«Tita army and navy has the support publican members of the Pejpd held its regular monthly meeting Ahna Jacobson and intend to move , Mr and Mrs Ed McKee went to
of the generals, and the antaghii- Harbor investigating committee.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs in this week. Wasco is glad tv Portland
Wednesday
to sprn 1
NATIONAL EDITORIAL- ism of the admirals- to 4hom it
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Hal Shelton. Mrs Pauline Alley
this fwnUy badc in ,the com -' Thgnkagiviag day with their son-
- ' ASSOCIATION appears that the anmy is tryirfg Baau
O’Connor, head
charge n f the
the «protldpa.
devotions. The
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Marion, and family.
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Busy O’Connor,
bead of
of the
the w
charge
The ^
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to swallow
swallow the
the navy.
navy.
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Amereap Red Cross, who has had business meeting was conducted
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As a matter of fact there-bps cjiarge of
collection of fund»
president, Mrs Sargent?
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
been unified command in every for
\y arrn Springs foundation af ^ r which « fin« program, was
campaign in this war. Nimitz and *for
paralysis, is the tar- ~iven Refreshment«, were herved,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
MacArthur,
for
instance,
got
ale
ng
g
et
of
Red
Onoss group‘ in the
tfte committee in charge. ? .
Payable 1« Advaace
fine
and
successfully,
too,
in
the
na^jonaj
capital.
They
are
anxious
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Pacific even if each did have a to
ri(J
him
would like . The WomenV'Stjtfy cliA met&t
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boss in Washington. t
have hjm resign. The trouble the home o f Mrs Frank Lamborn
The question is the level on
u
thait O’Connor is fess Thursday afternoon. After the / ' I J D I C T A A A C C
which
the
getting
along
is
to
be
conservative
\h
a n the old regime business irteotirtg «P irtUrestrng
I /V 1 /\O
b U Q Q C S tlO n S
THANKSGIVING ? a
started. Certainly we are not go- fm<J U ey d* not like hig tendency book report on IatO^aNftStl Rota-
,
kt is appropriate for one to write ing to be able to obtain a sec re- u broaden the field of ithe Red tionsW a* gMliribj* Mrs
and read an editorial along about tary of war who will know about
ftncj mject new life into the
Edgar White of Santa Ro-
♦hl. time of year expressing thanks both branches of the national df organixation.
gft Califorrtt is W it in g Rev. and
a
for the bounties of nature and the fense. to say nothing of air power.
Daring
the
war
the
Red'
Cross
Mrs
F.L.
CanneH.
w
h
e
n visiting in The Dalles come in and give your gilt list a w h irl
Almighty during the P** twelve- There will still be navy men, and
occupied a mansion on Mgasachu-
month. If one should do otherwise army men »no a,r men. rny.e
Byenue whery
TOpcr
Mi«» La Vaine Caanell and Dor-
he suffers the danger of being have to be, u n le» there be only
of
an(J othy . William, o f Oeyaerv.lle,
Pillows Galore I I
thought a misanthrope who fail ’ atomic men or atomized men.
cha^ e an;
haye California are ^ endin»
to properly appreciate the joys of
A rudimentary km m W fe about
„mooty„
who ^ me «»lion with Rev and Mra . F. L.
,Lounge, throw , wedge, and chair. In lovely fabric
the make-up of the cabinet wou d
in
#n<]
Canne|l.
living.
But we essay that task w.th lndlCf ^
r n r -y ’” I , nM u“„al ><*ty attitude diacouraeed hund-
Mr and M„ Va«. GaMbeck. of
covers accented by intriguing designs. A ll sizes and
some slight misgivings. It seems, ^ X e e if he wanted to, :and that --'-¡’ «f volunieee workers. The BulSck ^ nt
^ e n d with
shapes
A1.50 to 4.98
after thinking it over for what
aeiei’* f n ~
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public, m Washington at least, is
, w -- Geonre Van Gaosbcck.
of Mp Q, Mr and Mrs
might be termed » considerable Is about as for a« unified commend ^ y .
number of years, that people are is going to get anyway.
Connor.
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Vkritors to The ¡Dalles Monday
thankful or not because of their
were Mr and Mrs Q. Hilderbrand,
Ckrhtmas Accessories!
inner nature. Things to be thank
Rev and Mrs Cannell, Mias La
» GAS AND OIL
ful for may he few indeed to elicit
A lovely assortment of cards, boxed. . .
Vaine Cannell, Miss Dorothy Wil
Ti r es—A ccessories
profuse thanks.
liams, Mr and Mrs V. W. Dutton,
The Japanese, who are now
W rappings, floss, snow and trim for trees „
R H. M c K E A N and SON Mrs Ed Dutton, Mrs A. Huckin,
short of fuel and food, might From the Observer, Nov. 24, 1916
Mrs E. Hailey, Gordon Harper,
• In su ra n ce
Boardman literary society met
fawn on a benefactor who offered
Mr and Mrs Otoon and grandau-
Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel
them a loaf of bread and. a few Saturday evening and elected
_ Twine • ghter, Anna Jean Bngga,r
«ticks of wood. The Germans, the Clarence Sparling president, Mrs Farm Implements, Bhga,
Ajlie
Hdpnagin
vtice-preskloiit,
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?ARBED
WIRE—GOOD"
POSTS
Pole« and imny of the other peo
Mr and Mrs LaKoy Befehee and
Frank
Hennagin
secretary-treasui-
pun
w
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ple of Europe could be made
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daughter, Jeannette, visited «in
er, George Hennagm, sergeant at
PHONES
thankful with gifts of food that
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Defeat ole’ maa winter with “Pendletons”, “Mariposas” or any
Resident, p«rtl»"d
arms, Miss Casperson librarian.
Feeds tor«.
Office
would he scorned among ua. Even
Ed Olson has gone to Minnea^ of our famous name brand blankets. In a variety of colors. Both
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C. L. Powell has bought the T.
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thankfulness is comparative.
polis, Minnesota xto < attend his 1(M»% wools Mmi wool mixed
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OREGON
C.
Lee
residence
from
R
J.
Ginn
WASCO
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Poets have been thankful to l»e
alive and to enjoy the summer’s and has moved to his new propel •
• sun, the spring showers, the hum ty
C. L. Poley, president, Stone
ming nature that each of us feels
wall
Jackson vick-president and
a part. It is (the elemental things
that most thanksgiving sermons W. T. McCoy secretary, are the
bid us praiee. We give thanks for new officers of the Moro Hunt
Satin smooth, light as a feather and oh so warm.. Filling of 100%
food, for the presence of friends, club which will meet Friday night
woolen fibre. In rose only.
,
to arrange for the annual hunt.
for a roof above ua.
Lurriber is on the ground for
|jf we are of cheerful mien and
Toyland Is O pen
happy disposition these suffice the Moro Hardware warehouse op
There will be a meeting o( overseas veterans of the
to make us give thanks Some of posite from their'store.
A w onderland of Christmas toys and suggestions for everyone
the dourer brethren demand oth From the Observer. Nov. 26, 1926
Spanish War, World War I and World War II at the Court *
L. L. Peetx and 0. L. Belshe
er things before expressing grati
Just-In M etal Scooter
6.50
House in Moro Tuesday evening November 27, for the pur
tude, such as spiritual content came home from Camp Sherman
'N om a’ wood Steam Shovel
2.25
ment, friendlineas with contem Saturday after having constructed
pose of organizing a .Sherman County Post of Veterans
poraries, the satisfactions that a pipe line to bring water to. sev
'N om a’ wood Tractor
2.25
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of Foreign W’ars of the U. S. for the Sherman county
come with sueceee of eome sort. eral cabins in the colony.
Friends are congratulating Mr
Many can be thankful for all thea»(
Intimate Gift» for Milady
and Shaniko-A*ntelope areas.
Perhaps one 1« most thankful who and Mrs Ralph Briabine on the
LE BLUME Bath Salts, Intriguing in lovely container $1 j 00
is beet adjusted to his environ arrival of a son at their home last
Thursday
evening,
November
19.
m ent
All overseas ex-service men are urged to plan to be in
“HOUSE OF GARDEN” Soaps Perfume in pastel color» .59—1.50
Douma left by auto stage
To establish a day by historical
“FAMOUS BEAUTY” Gift set to please any feminine heart 2.00
Moro next Tuesday night and meet some of your buddies
happenstance and rule that there Wednesday for Prineville where he
after all must be happy at that expected to attend the wedding of
SACHET BOXES
Delightfully perfumed
.50 - 1.00
“who were over there too’ and who can understand and
time, willy-nilly, Is putting some- his brother to Mis« Leona Elliott,
BABY BATH MITTS
Travel mitts for every occasion .69 - 1.25
tMng of a strain on human nature former teacher of the Fairview
talk the language of an OVEIW5EAS veteran.
COLOGNES»
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To suit the taste w
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that loves the unexpected more school.
Keith McDonald took a fall at
than the planned. We will be hap
/TAX ADDITIONAL
py when we are at peace and are the skating rink that broke a rib.
content with our lot, adiether it From the Observer, Nov/ 23, 1906
There was a short crop of po-
be after bountiful harvest or in
tatoes
in Sher mean county . this
the midst of storm.
year but Page of the Moro market
has imported some to be sold at
TAXES
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$1.25 per hundred.
The
range
is
in
such
bad
<i>ndi
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There is aomethirtg akin to des
peration on the expressions of men tion this fall that feelin g has al
who contemplate their tax future. ready begun.
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Col. C. A. Buckley «ays a ea.-h
It is true that many of them are
prize
of
$20
will
be
given
for
the
trying to pasa the-hunden o f taxes
on to others. Few are really try best draft sucklig colt at the colt
ing to evade thxea altogether for show at Gras« Valley.
The iDeMoes family will open
they have learned that that is im-
itheir
Inext tdbr in Portland Dec
poasible. They merely wish to
ember
1.
lighten the load by snaring others
Moro
had half an ¡inch of anew
in the same m«ah.
Saturday
morning and more later,
Thera is evidence that some are
convinced that government is w>me but all gone now.
gargantuan monster that is about
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to overpower them. At least it is
an unwelcome burden, fastened
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an them by their own carelessness, FOR SALE: In Wasco, 7 room
house, modernized interior and
anwarinesa or perhaps by others.
attention
with the handiest kitchen yoi
It may swallow their ambitions
ever «aw. 3 lots. $900.00 Giles
in its toils until they give up to
• Low interest rates;
it and relax into living on the scant
French, Moro.
bounties of the moneter they have FOR SALE: 6 new Hampshire
created.
hens 11 years old. Phone 459
The ordinary men gets little en
Waaco or write Mrs Paul AHey,
ough from government for what
«P 4T AT ANY TIMÉ WITHOUT PENALTY
2-3c
he gives. He has proteetioh from
violence, or retribution after vio FLIGHT instruction on Thursdays
and Sundays, weather permit
lence Si perpetrated, he has school
Thè First N ational charges no brokerage,
ting. Wasco Airport, Cody A%ro
ing, he has highways, and pen
no commissions
Service. Flight inatruetor, Bob
sions end many leaser gift» or an
Apley
2tfn
noyances, snoot o f which are as
You need not be a dapmHor to borrow from this beak
bmrdcneosne as helpful.
FOR SALE: Potatoes, good quality
A man with a not income of
2s and la mixed <g> $2 a hundred
$2000 per year and a email home
or $1.26 for 601b sacks, deliver«
probably pays some $600 In direct
ed in 2 ton lots. Wra. Brown, Du
taxes and half that nsach in ifidi-* fur, Or.. Phone-8313.
3 4p
9
raet taxes per year. la 40 years
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
he has given enough to govern- LOST: Purse, Laige black leather,
Monday Nov. 12 east of Kent or
ftaAt t o mahe him rich, and chor
OF PORTLANO
near Moro. Contains ration boQks
ees are that both he and govern
keys, billfold with money, mis
ment are brake and i« need o f
cellaneous articles. Return to
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immediate aid.
George R. Loving 6634 S. E. 42
Ona can lose Mhdrty and proper
Portland 6, Ore.
3c
ty through taxes and many do.
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For Program,
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFP
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Moro and Waaae
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from your Favorite Store
In <H
Blankets
NOTICE TO
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SHERMAN COUNTY
OVERSEAS VETERANS
Comforters
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
S p r o u s e -R e itz C o m p a n y ', In c .
The Dalles, Orsgon
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Want Ad»
M a d e to fit a n y s p a c e
a n y te m p e r a tu r e
A lso b u ilt w ith 2 te m p e r a tu res*
Part freezer -IO to 3 0 d eg rees
Part refrigerator 3 4 to 3 8 d eg rees
EITHER ELECTRIC OR GASOLINE ORIVEN
M H BE CHANGED OVER FHEE 0F G W
One in operation at George Potter’s store at Klondike
O rc g o ri
J. G. Verschingel
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