Sherman County journal., May 17, 1946, Image 2

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Mr and Mrs Charles Swlnehart
Moro, O r e g o n s .
would , l^lce tp have ft hand in ing dt 14tH and ? s t r ^ , in the
of Hoquiam, Washington. Mrs
Editor teedtng
Starving E uropeans and ^ earl of <he shopping district,
p k T ET Frèkch
Miller plans to return home
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Thureday, but Mr and Mrs Swine-
( X 7 ? k .* t »££'.' 3™" » 7 “ - A « “«" »" such
an achievem ent. and ioined
the Parade
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hart wU1 remain with their day-
to o a r^ ^fJUrpfa «, iVs.___________ B ut B they
do do
not not
lik_ like
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o as ^^ey kept m arching in e cir-
ut they
being
C C IC 0 1 fc iV C fltS *1 ^ t e r an d h er fam ily for a
forced to sell th eir w heat on a c^e ‘
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m onths visit.
m
ark et th at changes every week
To s ^ tre a ngthen
U
whhk
n " D his
™ R position
^eve“
T he .T uesday C ontract club ' T he annual M other-D aughter
O i c
ATI ON crat; they do not like to bo for- Iyewis’ m iners made a loan of ™et !?St, we^
at thfe h°m e of banquet of the M ethodist church
BLISriCB
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- ced to liquidate th eir livestock lan?e dim ensions in the 1936 cam-
rs
a r *ey Dutton. Mrs Joe Hil- was held in th e c h u rch basem ent
N A TIO N A L 6 D I T y O n R l I A A I L - 1 when th ey are ready for _m
m arket
L a ter him I-ewis
an idea
016 M club
prize
F rid
May 10.
arket- $>»*«"•
This cave
a m had
ortvave
on ^ r ^ h o h>r^
s t e s d s e s won w ere
rs
M
arie m
em ay
bers evening,
of th e Stan.
T M ^fated Every I rid»» y at
Wasco's Social
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Id HJ
J W u n k A — countries.
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-— ®» he discovered he could not get
“ roc^
T he statem ents that F urcneans any advantage he desired from
through .the w inter until th c president,
he accused the
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andgh s u d d e ^ y
be^m e
As a
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
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S l^ U - w V . A ^ - -
lived
bL lkA aU . T i O a LATRa
hungrv w ith th e advent of snrine
doesn’t seem very llkelv to fa m f
e rs used to th e productivity of
seasons. They think there is- a
lot of “bun k ” about the surplus
of last fall and the scarcity of
in 1940> Lewis denouncecd Roos-
ev elt> and ^ ve hls su p p o rt to
° NE YEAR
WendeH w illk e -
each
MAY IT 194«
he w as
for P°w er’ as he
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‘s tod®y Mr Lewls craves, P°w er
'rx
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and w ishes to be recognized as
Those, w h o w o u l d t r t u l e thls sprini?
the tip-top labor leader of Amer-
fr p fid n m f a r
A very noor iob o f selling the ica-
s
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s t a r v m ^ f e i g n e r s to th e Am-
He hroke w ith AFL. then hired
Payable in Advance
,
exchanged
a toast,
after
Jennie Hearing returned w hich d in n er was served, w ith
after a two m onths th e high school boys w aiting
<hUghUr ln iW y ’ ¡ 2 * S
A* T
8p* t o "
™*ng-
r
Mrs Donna Jean W atkins w as
of h ^ p a r e n t s ^ and m X 5 ,°™
M c M U lS T " ^ “
d
8
" w eekend
.. giLe^1 °*- Mr ai>d
_Jrs W illiam Tidwell w ere M rs
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®u n t and uncle, : Mr
^ d M w ^ a »rold A rm strong of
d e s e r v in g o f n e ith e r .
erlcan farm er« has been done. 3«»-es of com m unists to organize
Dalles
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M r and
1,.
Jp -T w
Wi
. Ouette of Mr and Mrt Ari Ma* <Man M th* r*r»on ¡and aiuta o
honoring
“ M other” w ere M rs
F ra n k F itzpatrick, M rs Paulen
K aseberg and
M edler.
glrl® pre8CT’ted th e following
progTam for the,r mother’« enter-
tainm ent, a solo by Janet Kase-
berg, a duet by P a tty Hilder-
b ran d and
B arbara
McConau-
ghy. a„ exerdise toy P hyllis
M edler. Joan . B urres, B arbara
Clark. Van Gaas- R ichards, a clarin et d u e t b y
SHERMAN COUNTY LOYALTY ' lk« “ em anated from th e big th e com m unists w ere exper en-
G‘ady<* Moora and I?e" C“ te’
I
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D epartm ent of A griculture build- c e d o J"ganlzerS. f i,°W1, he ,h a E L - George Van Gaasheek '
8 P|anoloi!ue by
At alm ost every gathering one |n g in W ashington DC. instead <h CIO and is back w ith th e A F U
G“ rBe ' ? n <' aas^
berg and a d u e t by Gwendolyn
hears th a t some one m ust be of from starving m illions in P rio r to Pearl H arpor, Lewis
M r-«nd M rs w illiam Hufed N lsbet an(i Anna Jean Briggs,
nam ed fro m ' Wasco,
Moro or Europe. B ut th e farm er is will- w as th re a te n in g one of h is usual af " ' ' ad
Monday, to es-
toWes w ere beautifully
Grass Valley; th at such and such ig t o take a chance and let his strikes, b u t It
decorated w ith pastel stream ers
“ district
............. or town won’t like g rain go if wanted.
W ar h ewR oauscd th,R to ** for‘ H
rllnn|ng
from th
the
d^us m
m erry-
erry-
v " xel w ho
t te . w orking
,
~ with
j
, the ru
n n in g from
e circus
bureau
of
«om
oiogy
and
P
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m
te
(ece
th
e
place.
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gotten.
a certain proposal; th a t s o m e ___
T l ne ' ? \ the i «O¥e" u” « ‘ cards. M rs C art Tuggle and Mrs
place will not favor cooperathtf I,OCUSTS
has been sent here from Arllng- Aa
w ho decorated, al8o
in some program , th a t one tovT
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or the other will refuse to con-
H ere it is the m iddle of May
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filled the banquet room w ith
tribute to an im provem ent th at and there are few blooms on the
baskets of flowers.
G rass Valley B aptist Church
m ight be located in another locust trees, trees th at a re usu-
n
1946 W H EA T LEAGUE
Jo e
Brooks
is
undergoing
All these things aid in divid- ally covered w ith fragrant w hite Sunday
'
treatm en t in The Dalles hospi­
ing the coufity.
bloom by May day.
M orning W orship
SCHED ULE OF GAMES
tal
You rem em ber the four bulls
The locust is a conservative BYF 7:00 p.m.
May 12—Condon a t Wasco,
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a
town.
tree. It is said of it th at it is E v r n ’n'T Service 8:00 p.m.
Fossil a t Ione, H eppner a t Ar- Mr aH<i M rs E rn e st Shull and
in Aesop’s fable who w ithstood never frosted, th a t when it sends H oward a . Schilling, pastor,
lington.
Jeanne spent the w eekend vis-
the attacks of the tiger success- out leaves or bloom, it is beyond
May 19—Gondon at H eppner, MlHff *n P ° rtland.
fully un til one day they fell the tim e of frost. Never does Moro Community ( hurch
W asco at Fossil, A rlington a t
The Am erican le g io n held
into disagreem ent and w ent td the locust rush into leaf w ith the Bible
School
16:00 A.
M.
S herm
an County
Sunday
School Ione-
^ e l r opening dance n. th e Was-
different com ers of the field, first warm days of March and
May 26—Fossil at Condon, ^o Legion hall, S aturday e v e n ii^ ,
w hereupon the tig er attacked
leaves
to the R
Li expose
—’ ' its , tender
♦
i, ic ™
1 ally
-in n r t m Rufus.
"■*“ B asket dinner a t Ione a t Wasco, A rlington at Hep- May 11. A large crowa kttepflgfl
to initiate th e hall and th e even-
them singly and disposed of extrem es of nature. It is no lad- 1.30 P m -
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leal to ru sh headlong Into sp rin g
Jam es D. Moberg, pastor
June • 2 -W a s c o a t Condon, tn g w as a big success.
them
w ithout
trouble
Sherm an county is mo small an d the grow .ng season w ithout
(,hr|sU
an 8(.1(.nce
, ione
one at
M Arlington,
A rltagton
H
eppner" a a t t
w Qu
Guy y and
C
hristian
S cien ce Socl„
S o c ie ty T
H eppner
an(J M_
Mrg B
B w
to be fu rth e r divided Into com- assurance th a t conduions
are
g m
S uhjef, ; Fogs||
“" a M r. B. W. Guv «w
m unitles
unitles unless
unless there
there is
is m
m utual
utual ready
ready for
for it.
it.
t ’1 JLrtaW *
at IflBB VttflBlI «^ay lord
m
aid betw een those com m unities
And the spring has been delay- M ortal and Im m orta s
e
Arlington
Wasco -weekend vlsltFnK *n Wasco.
With no m ore than 2000 people ed, slow and deliberate. The l o W ednesday m eetings
first and
j u n ^ ^ H ^ o r ^ r a f C ^ndT
Mr *nd Mr* R° y<
f
we will do well to m aintain a cu sts have been likewise. B ut th ird W ednesdays of each m or.th
Ju n e have retu rn ed to th eir hom e in
county com m unity In these days now as May turn« tow ard its lat- Jncluda testim onials of headne. Wasco at 1<M, Fossil «t ATlinf- ,Tacoma W ashington a fte r spend,
of consolidations.
* te r half the big and robust and T hc reading room in the rear rZ on-
Arii„ivtn« »» Cnndon
90016 tlm ® visiting Mr and
W e have m any thing th a t are dependable trees are ready w ith th c c h n rrh contains all a’.*hcriz-
^ oggil H
W a s c o \MrR
MoKe6’
f r
of m utual advantage which can th e ir buds. A few blooms are cd C hristian Science litera tu re
i f f p n nt Fossil
Bruce °™ d^
°f
A
only be m aintained by a Mrong already out.
Before « another wWch m av
or p,H-- y
H eppner W asco at Ar- vislted frlends ln WMC0 ° " <r
county loyalty.
W e have few week is past, it is likely, th e chased
v
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’ .w eekend.
lington.
things th a t qan
be m aintained pleasant odor of , locust will be
by com m unity loyalty. If one over the tow n and th e streets
W asco M ethodist Church
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’^
GAS AND OIL
town has a business it will help will be lined w ith w hite blossom
Surwlay school 10:00 a m.
HALE
OF R E A L PROPERTY
Ti res— A ccessor ie**
Notice is give that the under­
all of them; if no tow n has a ed trees
M orning W orship 11:00 am.
a. B. McKEAJ* a-nd SON signed, France« King, the guar-
business it h u rts all of them . If
Although a t r ^ , a conservative
rts in Sherm an county th a t is tree, th a t does mat* Intrude itself
agu
I n >» o r An <• \
good; if w e lose som ething of into a cold world, the locust does
Grain, Feed, Floor, ‘Fuel
l
our scant store it h u rts us all. pom e into blossom w ith speed
GEORGE G. U P D E G R A F F
Varm Implements. Bags, Twine
__ is ripe. A
nlv
once t h e r.tjme
Only
a a
i
DARRED WJRE—GOOD PO S'lS
few days are required for y a
A tto rn e y A t L a w
DRAFT EXTENSION
whole row of locusts to be cov- j
PHONES
T he senate has approved a ened w ith
bunches of w hite
Residence
Office
M o r o a n d W sksoo
From thc O bserver, May 20, 1927 • ‘-d^tor»
house m easure for extension of bloom.
162
e
182
163
the d ra ft for a short period. T hat
W e can be a9RO,6d tbat. sPr jog
R obert H oskinson left Sunday
OREGON
Indicates a national weakness, is here, w ou
•
^ y auto for Spokane w here he -VASCO
This nation can eith er keep a locusts bloom. Thi
- y m et Richard Ginn wjth whom he
strong arm y and navy or become plant excited by
wiH tour Britigh Columbia,
a weak nation. If it takes a d raft sunshine o r a mild
Thompgon son of Mr
to do th at, a d raft is necessary. Is a sea
{n which it and Mrs H ans Thompson, passed
Depend On SUNSET (or Good
I t has become increasingly way* of
world In which it through the eighth
exam .
a p p aren t th a t the strong nations exists, an
-
¡nations w ith th e Jiighest grade
of th e w orld listen only to those spring, you m ay leave
coat
cm jnty *
Products, Good Service
nations th a t are strong. N ations a t hom .
firs t extensive applica-
w lth no arm s, and no a rm y will
’
t jon of on to the Sherm an high-
W e handle only known brands of q u e lity
have no voice in International
totai of 5,393,475 rainbow way w ithin a short tim e, w ork
councils. We can either back up tro u t eggs have been taken so ha v | ng begun near A rlington on
merchandise. A n d you may be sure that
our dem ands w ith force or not fflr a t the c ra n e P rairie egg-tak the 01d Oregon trail last week,
be able to m ake
effectual
e-
station in Deschutes county.
T uesday w as a cold night all
when you buy anything at SUNSET it’s the
mande. T h at is the outlook and g e fore the season ends, it is ex- ^ ver Sherm an county, heavy
th ere Is no doubt as to our pro- p ^ te d th a t th e tak e will reach froSfS being experienced from
best your money can buy
per course. No one likes it.B ut 6 5Oo,oOO.” Gam e com m ission re- here south and the therm om eter
Our Reputation /« Your Protection
it Is necessary Just th e same
w h a t a job of counting.
’going to 32 in Moro.
This nation failed In prepared- ---------------------
n e ss Irt the Interim
betw een
’
. . F rom th e O bserver, May 18, 1917
9
T ovTd W nrid W ar IT
The OPO has done one job
W orld W ar I and World War II. well_ that of propaganda.
T he
C. W. N ottingham has sold
w i r t d ^ ^ I ^ Y o u n g m en ln the l?ublicity bureau of th e Ffnnegan ranch to C. R . Bel-
tr e e from W ortd
I’l ^ u n g
a com llm ent shee and o . N. Ruggles for
men m ay m uch b e tte r spenc I
wQuld
$75 (M)0
,eW ^ n th . .r^uwi
h. a of such a success. T h at depart-
George R ebm an has sold his
arm y
an
spe
y
m ent has m ade vast num bers of K londike farm to P. N. Lem mon
w ar tim e army
A m ericans believe th a t w ithout of G rass Valley receiving in ex-
CADILLAC
OLDSMOBILE
Congressm en who hesl t
o
would rise out of phange th e store building at
CHEVROLET
n ^ „ « - . r t ^ t h e X m i^ u « < S s sl8b» ? nd has m ade them belleve p’raBS V allcy'
7 * U.fc|!On*l« L •
• I t w hite they a re w ith o u t m any
A m ovem ent is on foot to b rln ?
X G b e c ju f o u * tite i.tM tk tk &
£ r a n u m h lT of
com m odities and a re paying high
ho u r electric light service to
1 lanixari from th e rest
o f prices for- second rate merchan- th e tow ns of
Sherm an county.
Se " w ^
w i T u « 0 ’^
ou°i Sise._
£ t £ w U is *
be done Is not.
nphuM
w ill , ft?
at private aarte (o the , high«*»!
bidder f o r ^ s h a j u l subject tq cop!
m atlon by th e C ounty d w irt bf
th e S tate of Oregon for Wasco
County, on and a fte r Saturday,
May 25, 1946, all th e right, title
e n d interest ,of the said Donald
K ing in and to th a t certain p a r­
cel of real pro p erty decribed as
follows to-wit:
An undivided one-third in te r­
est In and to the Southeast
Q uarter of Section Fourteen
in T ow nship T hree South, -
Range Sixteen E.W.M. in
Sherm an County, Oregon.
T erm s and conditions of sale:
Cash. Bids m ust be in w ritin g
and m ay be left w ith th e county
clerk of S herm an County, Ore­
gon, a t his office in the co u rt­
house in Moro, Oregon.
' F rances King
G uardian of the person and th e
e state of Donald King, a m inor.
I
p a rt and In o rd er
|a r t . , ”
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°“ r
m
ig th e day voters should
W asco invites you to a three
spend a few m inutes a t the poll«, d e y auto show. May 30, 31 and
a ™ e ballots a re short b u t officers T une 1.
greater degree than Ideals.
WHEAT PROGRAM
th a
G overnm ental
prom ise
1946
co n d itio n regarding the
and 1947 wheat crop will not be
changed will have no more ef-
feet in stabilizing the situation
this week than last, when the
promises were different.
That the government will seize
a quarter of the crop mean« lit-
tie ’t o «uch a program will bring
£ i'e«, grain than wouid a ie««
a re to be "°™ 1" atad ’ ’t’° * n ' F rom
o b server. May IT, 1907
guide national and sta te and
M rs J. F. Belshee’s team ran
county affairs during th e n e rt
aw ay on up p er Hay canyon Tues-
tw o or four years.
t _________ -,, —__________ ________ day dem olishing the buggy but
Lupine 2nd
Rebekah
an<J Ixtdge No. 11« jn f]ic ting no personal injuries.
N. W. Thom pson sold a bunch
Tbegdayg 6{ each
of 20 head of horses to a buyer
n>onth. Visit ng mem
a t a lum p sum of $4000.
bers welcome,
W. T. Sherm an Post
No. 4.
Lu Mclzschlan NG
Grand Arm y Republic, will hold
Florence Johnston. S«j
m em
em orial
orial <*■»»
services at
Wasco,
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B-tkkhew Chapter No. T», S K.H. Runday May 28.
U x / J?”**?. Every Second a n .
A „ Barnum took a cat-load
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3
onerous order. The farmers will
(nvited— Moro Oregon
ndt turn loose of much wheat
Helen Ruggles, W. M. _
they do not want to release And
Edna Meizer, Secretary
m as
— in
— — ___________________________
that is true here as w
well
#<.iTrkAr«
No. 121 A .F^t
farm
ers keen Fureks Lodge
i . t A.M.
.nS
Europe
Meets on the 1st
and
enough of their crop fo r feed re­
8rd Thursday evenings
¡.of each month- Visiting
gardless of govenment
: members are cordiallj
TJ h e government’s program
nvited to meet with us
(made, we understand, by the
LeRoy W right, W. M.
state and agriculture depart­
H.
B.
Pinkerton,
Secrc‘a ry
ments) has been very silly snd
«ccn for
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* we€k
7 1-2 cents per pound.
Lodire
Meets
1st snd 3rd
m_
_
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Tuesdays in I.O.O.F
hall. T ransient anc,
n siting brothers are
cordially invited
to meet with us.
E rnest Houston N. G.
A. R. Kessinger, Secretary
TUB »TATB OB OMBOOH FOR
MAN COUNTY.
IN the m atter of th e E state of
E llen E. Sommer, deceased: SS.
Final Notice.
TO WHOM IT MAY CON­
CERN! Notice is hereby given
th a t E lsie M artin th e executrix
of th e above entitled estate has
rendered and filed h er filial ac­
count therein w ith th e above
entitled Court, and M o n d a y 'Ju n e
3rd 1946 a t 10 o’clock A. M. In
th e County C ourt room, in Coun­
ty C ourt house in Moro, Sher-
rpau County, Oregon, has bean
designated as a tim e and place
for the final hearing and settle­
m ent of said account and the
hearing
of objections, if any
thereto.
, * Elslr» M artin
E xecutrix
Roy J. Baker
A ttorney for E xecutrix
26-9
The Truth
A b o u t That Explosion
For weeks H onor Bentley has
V* ?d to uproot that big stump in
lz . hayield . . . with team snd trsc-
tsv. Fioatly he succeeds—breaks a
vrrre of windows round about, and
?rbrfcteas th e neig h b o rs h alf to
••vsth1
u.Afl 1 used,” apologizes Homer,
m .70 n s couple of small sticks of
«t»n*mito, like you should."
was so two small sticks o f
dyr.*ai41%" Jwdg« Cunalnshaia says
x .
y—wud U B m II j come« out
<Lst Power gw< m ew«w«d mad at
e^ortaaUac < < a p . hr’d plant­
ed a charge of TNT bonoath Ha
roots.
Reminds you of all the excuses
human beings use to cover up hod
ju d g m e n t. Like th e “ tw o-boer
alibi.” When somebody gets Hite
trouble, and blames it o a "s
of beers,” you can be mighty
they are covering up the
From where I sit. a
beverage like beer b a better way
of keeping oat of trouble than get­
ting into it.
C^pyngK., 1946, Lruled Stale» Bn
’v
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Just in the ten years from 1930 to *40
average horsepower of cars increased
99 prr cent! That means a lot tougher
job for motor oil. And that’s why
RPM Motor Oil has extra ingredients
to solve all the problems of today's
. high-pow ered engines — problems
that a straight mineral oil just can't
< handle. These compounds in RPM
; Motor Oil end carbon trouble; pro-
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|
J. C. WILSON, PHONE-552 *
WASCO, OREGON
f t C. ANDERSON, PHONE 232
GRASS VALLEY. OREGON
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W h e th e r you travel fo r business or pleasure —
m ake yo u r trip by O verland G reyhound. N o m a t­
ter where you w a n t to go, G reyhound w ill take
vou in com fort, on frequent, convenient schedules.
lo ca i O verlan d G re y h o u n d
a b o u t lo w fa r e t a n d c o m p le te h tfo r m a d d n .
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