Sherman County journal., June 28, 1946, Image 1

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Wasco Legion
Jail, Hospital
Putting On
Get Pair Who
On Losses From
Celebration 4th
The Am erican Legion a t Wasco Tiy Robbery
All Causes
which sponsored the W asco en­
Army Reports
Farmers Can Put
Wheat In Pure
A cúktmn of newt
Co-ops Safely
Government,
Official County Paper
Moro, Oregon? Friduj^ÿuito «•Hy 1 y
F ifty-foghth Year No. 34
try in the W heat-Tim ber league,
Navy Deserters Face Leaf
is p u ttin g on a F o u rth of Ju ly x
Regulations As To Forced
Politics and People
celebration next Thursday.
Term For Taking Car Frm
1 igh Iu Comparison To
E n tertain m en t for the day will
Sale To Government To Not
be a baseball game betw een the
Man Who Gave
cgttfc ogpocial em phatit
States and Counties
Wasco team and the W arm
* Apply To Perfect Co-ops
Indians, alwa^
always a a colorful
colorful
ThP reoort of the w ar deoart- s Spring
Prln« lndlan8’
One young navy deserter is to
Notification of an am endm ent
*
i ♦$-».»
and sometim es a tough team of The Dalles hospital to a serious
the Northwest
m ent on deaths in
bail handlers. W arm Springs has
condition and another is t o the
to W ar Food Order 144 has been
been
prepared.
turned
out
some
fine
ballplayers.
Sherm
an county Jail as the result
received by local grain grow ers
ir.to six classifications: Killed in
There are loopholes which must organizations which perm its co­
The game j^iil begin at 2:30 and of an attem p t to hold up Leonard
Action, Dield of W ounds, Died
be removed before favorable ac­ operative elevators and w arehou­
will be the last game of the see- C yrus Craft, 51, long tim e real-
tion ^an be expected on the com- ses to store m em bers grain with-
« £
S.u nday
o t^
S! Ctton.-
mlttce bW recently submitted to
~
grain taken by
W heat-Tim ber league schedule.
The young men, Leslie Wilson,
those not found) and Missing
the senate for a reorganization the governm ent.
During the afternoon th ere will 22, originally of Louisville, Ken-
of congress. Strange as it may
Sherm an county is listed as be concessions on the street tucky, and Reed EUls Rudto, 17,
The original order stated th a t
seam, not all of the senators even the governm ent would requisition
having 13 w ar dead of which sponsored by the women of the Olympia, Washington, ~ deserted
approve of the 50 percent pay one half of grain stored in public
seven w ere killed In action, one American
Auxiliary, there from the navy In 'March when
incTOaae proposed to the >hill, warehouses.
died of wounds, two died non- being a good deal of equipm ent th eir ship, the USS Oakland,
The
am endm ent
pointing . out that It is much would perm it coops storing grain,
battle, three on finding of death. for concessions at Wasco.
docked at Brem erton. T hey hitch
greater than the increases grant which had 100 percent of custom ­
The report states: “The state of
As an evening event Bill hiked to GeneMee Idaho, to see
ed industrial (workers and that ers as m em bers to disregard the
Oregon contained 0.81 percent WoodB is bringing his five piece K u d in s grandm other b u t found
to accept it would call for exp ton- order
of the population of the United
chestra to play for the holiday heL .not at home.
ations to their constituents. The
,r not known how m any
States and possessions (excluding dance'1 w h ic h ’will be' held a t th e , T W sta rted west, worked a
pay rate proposed in the bill
in the United states have
the Philippines) in 1940 and con-
L egion "hail
few days, and decided to go to
is 15,000, and another provision ]00 percent m em bership among
tributed 0.77 percent of the total * 3800 Ly€glon na •
California and give them selves
would open the way for mem- their cu8lomers
i n Sherman
num ber who entered the army.
up to the navy, which W ilson
OUTSTANDING HEBO PRESENTS U fflO R M te L BLAG t . . Aadi«
bers of congress to
ellg* countv the three grain grow ers
Of these men and women 3.69
d id n ’t like because he felt th at
Murphy, said to be the meet deeerated hsaw sf Werld War O, Is
ible for retirement pensions.
_ very ____
organizations _
are
close to
percent failed to return. This fi­
the navy had prom ised him ser­
However, the real fight again- that flgure an(j eoUid qualify if presenting the flag which flew ever ths-sSP
gure represents 0.92 percent of
vice on the east coast w hen he
was bombed, te Entente Clair — Mb». grand hastes» ef — American
at the reorganisation Pla” haa necessary before harvest
the arm y’s dead and m issing.”
had re-enlisted. A t U m atilla they
Geld
Star
mothers.
The
flag
was
leased
te
more substantial grounds. Whol
Since the original order was
ate a lunch and planned to hold
In
1940
Sherm
an
county
con­
ly aside from the proposed in issued there has been mucch c rit­ ventlon of Gold Star mothers at Philadelphia
tained 0.0213 percent of the
The dedication of the Carl F. Up the first d riv e r who would
crease to congressional salaries icism of the governm ent for at-
state’s population. It lost 13 of Peetz Memorial organ will be an give them a rid e and use the car
It has been asserted that L enact tem pting to induce farm ers to
the
2835 who w ere lost to Oregon «event of Sunday Ju n e 30 a t the to get to California,
,
w h e a t ir » m p d ia tP ,V
ment of the bill as now W r i t t e n sell th . eir
w
heat imm ediately, and
or 0 0448 percent of the total and Moro Com m unity church, an-
Each has confessed to having
would add enormously to the os ^ ere have been indications that
lost 7 of the 1501 killed in ac- nounces Mrs Carroll Sayrs, don- a gun, but no gun can be found
of government with no m
-farm rs would not part w ith th eir
or of the mem orial.
by a u th o ritie s; w here they, say
tion or 0.0467 percent.
than trivial compensary bene­ crop wihout a contest. This a-
Guest
organist
will
be
‘
Mrs
threw
them. One was a 9 mm
county’s
Listed as Sherman
Possible revival of the ’ Sher-
fits. Senator McClellan of A r­ m endm ent indicates that the gov­
Lloyd T. Anderson of Salem, Italian arm y gan, and the other
arm
y
death’s
are:
kansas has assumed
the _ burden
begun to w aiver man County Riders is expected
ernm
ent
~
_a
CTI
U IU C
Ill
n has
form erly of The Dalles. Edwin a G erm an Luger, both w ar tim e
of combating the
in its posit ion, or th at coopera- to come from a m eeting called
The Michigan electric line has Donald R. Burnet, TBg, DNB
B. W heat of Portland will be souvenirs, stolen from Rudto’s
Vian
m ne into
c e
f tiv
iv es
es
a rc being encouraged
has gone
Into considerable
,
are
to fQr next Monday night at the been bought by the Pacific Pow- R. K. Christianson, 2 IX , ROD
violinist. Tom F raser and the step father.
♦o state his points of objection
m ake a drive for m em bership
church
will sing.
Craft picked them up about
court house at 8 o’clock. The er A L ight company according Karl D. Dutton,
1 Lt. DNB
added V « t of a legislative
Everyone
Is
Invited
to
attend
8
P m. Saturday evening. Near
R
iders
w
ere
a
group
of
m
en
and
inform
ation
obtained
this
week,
, « r . Senator McClellan said.
W ym an J, French, PFC, KIA
this
evening
of
m
usic
w
hich
will
">»*
P « t H 2, about three quay-
women
ow
ning
saddle
horses
or
[g
a
sh
o
rt
line
th
at
runs
wmlkd not be less th an $15,000,- J U N E 30 FIN A L DATE
Donald J. Howell, TSg, ROD
begin at 8 p. m. A reception for tors of a mile « s t of Dtoty s
m im i cnaiiy
—
liking to ride horses, who m et west from the K ent line to give
- non
and
ror FILING COMPLIANCE
Cpl, KIA
Mrs Anderson and Mr W heat Rudln stuck h i, gun to Crafts
non might
because
every Sunday in the spring *and service to Oscar Lemley Sam
J* Kerr
.000,000,
because of
of provisions
provisions FOR FILING COMPLIANCE
¡2; wotod permit house and
F arm ers who look p a rt ln the sum m er and rode to some prevl- Davis,
SchUMng and Millard William G. Macnab, IL L ROD
will be arranged by the women
the remark thto “w .
to « U T p " rtl“ Uy an 1 1 H S r i X r S T conservation °u sly announced spot an d heM
alon< t h .
m a « Row U
P v t, DOW of the church to th a church din-
¿ ^ a ^ a re
X n A ™
the a
W
l» » lb .e connection for others c<rl r.
K1A ing room.
doing so slipped his own old-fa­
a t a •alary of W.OOO a yea'.* « * ’• state PMA com m ittee th a t Ju n e Practice
p
nearby
c A vonBor»tel
Pvt, KIA
shioned 32-20 from under cushion.
As one example,
,Mtet ^ i v e Un 30 is the last day for filing an
F orm er m em bers of the club
A
c h « U r D. W atkins, TK5, KIA
He stuck it in R udto’s side, be­
thority w hich would be & n applicatlOn for paym ent for con- are anxious to bring back the ?
thp v . - , c w n u - n ,- ’ CAP KIA
low the ribs and shot, the bullet
the appropriations com m ittee t servation practices carried out practice of club rides and also pre- n? on
*
th5
C* WiUU^
CAP’ KIA
going clear through his body and
hire as m any as 44 ‘‘e*Pert8 under
the program . P aym ent pare horses, and perhaps drills, as P0 " 1.* 8 .1* ^
aiJ? ^25?, PrenUce ^oemans, IX CoL KIA
nicking his right arm . A Urge
and to a large degree ^ o ^ tra in e d cannot h* mad* ° n Practices
a feature of the Sherm an county
S n d ^ ^ i ’r e ^ n ^ t h e
The rep o rt states th at the death
part of his liver was damaged
Wasco won from H eppner last an(j
recoveTy ¡g d o u b tfu l,,
would duplicate th a t of tra1^
form ed in 1945 unless an appll- fair w hich will he held Septem- J8 al8° ® n,han(l to w ire in tn
mlgsinir rate for the arm v
m en now in th e e®I' p ^ r ^> anrt cation is subm itted to the eoun-
2*28-29.
(
S ta b le ° ilX
t h ^ p U c e '1^
^ T ’X i n T from a T c a X s Sunday to take
take n its s nn
ai home
final
Wil8On and Rudin battled w ith
♦ Craft, hit him on the heed with
X r^ ^ n e h es
th e govern-
have
E very man wom an and child Section 11 w here Charley Ander- and of these 57.1 percent were „-----
^ “«xire ws
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have
E v ery man wom an ana cn
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___ year. The score was 9 w their
___ guns, beat
__ __________________
for the
his face, knocked
m ent and whose services are now received alm ost 18,000 applica-, interested is urged to iittend to e son lives. Roy Schilling on the i
Mexico** and the highest 0 and J ensen w ent the wh° l* him out and left him lying oo
available to com m ittees w henever tR)ns fQr
am ounting to m eeting for organization Monday J B Coon P j* * wUl also ge
g
t
fQr
Jocal
Heppner the hlghway
drove
ln
called upon. The correct title alm ost $3,000,000.
night at the court house.
electricity soon.
7
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^ id nQt ghow any of t fce strength C raft.s 1939 o o d ^ coupe w ith
¿f the bill, he declared, should
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wheei
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few weeks ago.
Instead of tu rn in g st EMnty*«
be “A bill to increase th e
of the legislative branch of the
The final Sunday of play will and goIng
califom U they
be
June
30,
wh^n
Wasco
goes
to
went
on
wefit
Helmick’s
where
government ”
in ten t to be facetious.
Arlington to do battle w ith the ^ ey stopped because of Rudln’s
Oregon and Sherman County
en
Carl Peetz Memorial
Program Arranged
Sherman Rid rs To
Discuss Revival
- - . J
PPL Buys Out
Michigan Line,
Connects ' Others
Wasco Has Good
Baseball Season
Countu Court Pays Election Claims
w ith th e other employe»
Claims against c o u n ty ^eneia» >o.oo,
5k
” feels th at it can beat tn eir vvnevi- a place tQ re8t and h|de
nary to serve them , th is capito and
Road funds apprOv- C hairm an Klondike precincL mile-
ROAD FUND
er county rivals.
Cm ft walked back to Popular
will have to be enlarged, o
ed as presented.
age and ren t of hall,
’
ArrWn Iordan ROAD EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL-
Wasco h a s beaten Condon Qrove w here he could arouse no
XL
office space in a new
County T reasu rer’s
m onthly B. Potter, Judge Klondike pre- precinct, $1.40, Mrs Arden
ROAD EMPLOYEES PAY ROLL.
been defeated by one H w
nicked uo bv Don
h a v ^ t o be pm vid. report
fund balance3 as of clnct $5.23; Geo. A. P otter C lerk R « ta « r .r R ufu s p r e c h o t « 0 ^ E
twice and once by H e p f McConn of H o S W e r .PX
t^ i
^ ’’ N evertheless, the senate May 31 1Q46 presented( approved Klondike precinct, $¿^23; M arvin
60 S i i n k
$10?60-$Pete ner The schedule was for ten h ,m tQ St|leB Frpm ther<?
pawed the bill by a vote of 49
fUed
Thom as, Clerk Klondike P ^ c in c t. G^
pV® ’7 /
i’
K to c ^ b $97 6 0 W E$ K e l ^ $ r ^ games, each one of a six game
lice w ere ca,led and
^16
’
Bid of Frank Keefer f° r PUr‘ $5 23; R
C1n , , ° £ ‘
of « ) L L ^ i z
¿ $ B ar
playing the other twice. gent out wRh th e
th at
A * ♦ ♦
—.
chase bf tax foreclosed property dike precinct, $5.23; Blaine C. and m erchandise, $23.26, C ity of 00, L. L. Peetz, $106.60, C. Bar-
*
j expected to w in from
r picked ud alm ost im-
W cHnntd be to K ent accepted.
Miller, Chairm an M onkland pre- Moro, / w ater
courthouse, tw o jen h o lt, $104.90; E. McPherson, Wasco is expec
rx^s w ere picitea up alm ost im
Next debate, which
Bertha A B rinkert ap- cinct, $4.78; Max K. Belshe, Judge m onths, 32.00; Pacific Tel. & Tel. $104.90; F ra n k Bazzel, $104.90; seven w ins and th ree --------
losses for
Wilson was booked for assualt
good, wlM be over a bill to p er M rs Bertha A r
MonRIand p re d n c t
$4 7g; R j Co ^ p h o n e s ail office» <29.7$; Pete Macnab, $93^30; W. E. Kelly,
.700 standing, which will be and
being arm ed w ith a
m lt the U nited States
coun. Roard of Grass Valley precinct B ruckert, Clerk M onkland pre- E. M. Alley,
County Coroner’s $117.00; E arl R ehr, $70.70.
second high If Fossil can w in dangerous weapon before Justice
m ilitary equipm ent to
enact. No 9 to fill unexpired term of cinct, $4.78; H arvey Thom pson, expense $9.00; Foss & Co., Court- ACCOUNT:
from Condon, otherw ise tied for Scott at Wasco and has indicated
tries of L atin America. K enact m
retired.
-C lerk M onkland precinct. $4.78;. house expense, $5.90; M oro Lum-
F la tt T ransfer, miscellaneous,
that he will waive preliminary
second
place.
_ j »via
Miutoment
expectea to rT Tn
an x re-' . Mileage
__
J » ’ to
t be allowed
M11z-xxxrzwl Irv
Tmrlnrf
nriilr' 1Qr>H pre- ber A & F uel Co., C ourthouse ex- $1.00; Secretory of State, miscel-
he equipm
ent is e*Pecte~
in g H art, C’lnflz'
Clerk X
M A onkland
hearing and ask for immediate
gyrplus
of t
Sheriff for perform ance of cinct, m ileage and ren t t of hall, pense, $4.67; A. J, Qycholtz, boun- laneous, $2.00; Union Pacific Sys-
sentence. He has already signed
th e w ar. This is £ a r t or to b n e rin
$iQ 9g;
B|bby Chairmfln R ent ty 5 coyotes, $15.00; Wm. Pausch, tern, miscellaneous, $2.00; F irst n
p - « CAlln<l
a confession. Rudln's mother,
•‘rood neighbor policy
co u n tv
Court directs th a t precinct, $5.17; J . C. Wilson, Jud- Bounty: 1 coyote, $3.00; W est N ational Bank, with-holding tax, FeW C r l l g S rlWIIMI
Mrs Harold Rudin of Olympia,
the « o y e rn m m t will m an C o u n ty _ G o u n o
p
Disinfecting Co., Courthotwe sup- $130.40; State Induatriai Accident
~ 1 M u
came to be with her son, who has
M tln A m ericans th e c.ght cents per ml^e b e ^
q
* A grl. com m ission. $37.83; W alther Wll-
a touch of pneumonia because of
gentle a r t of w arfare In. th e
R equrat
Wasc<) C)erk R ent
,
n j c culture
w eights and mea- Hams¡Co., tires and tubes account. 111 k»l«a
* »
event th ere shotdd
£ £ * “ ? , ^ . o n ' Precincts be
be Heiyer,
Heiyer, Clerk
Clerk K
Kent
precinct, $5.-
$5.- sures, $2.56;
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.... pig his exposure.
ent precinct,
C. Ri Callaway & $171.90,
rep
airs account, $48.95,
Steady reduction
- in the
State police made the arrest
global conflict- T b « / ^
there consolidated: M atter referred to 17; A rth u r Justesen, C lerk Kent Son Re: C orbett R. M attox, de- $220.85; P ike’s Garage, gas and oil crop is occurring as expected and called Sheriff Fields, - who
meddling
ith —
feed —r
sup- made the investigation
inistration
istrict
Attorney.
$5.17; Roy
Schtfflng,
adm im
sirauvik back1*^g or.(yiip
_
th a t D is
trlct
A
ttorney.
No fu r rth
tn e r p precinct
re cin ct 50.17;
Koy u G. . sc
n m m g , ceased, $25.00; Sherman County account, $10.01, repairs account, when meaan
ng w
w$v»
inveetlgal
o f the
gre congressmen who
’
m atters being at issue
C ourt ad- C hairm an G rass Valley precinct, Journal, Assessor a of flee expense, $7.75, 117.76; J. K. McKean Co., pnes
and pork Prlc^ L _ 85art*** case w ith the police
and guard-
such a Policy wil} npivhbors ioum ed
subject to call of Judge. $6.40; T. M. G arrett, Judge G rass $3.60; Sherman County Journal, tires and tubes
account, some tim e ago. The USDA re- Rudjn
at the hospital
Until
conflicts between the
g
c l a im s
PR ESEN TED AGAIN- Valley precinct, mileage, labor County P rin tin g $63.10; W asco J^Palrs a c c o u n t,, $65.26, $194.66;
th at Oregon w ill have J olher
could be obtained,
south of the border.
SHERMAN COUNTY, ORE- and ren t of hall, $17.40; W illard Motor Company, I^eMoss park ex> (TMeara Supply & Imp. Co., re- gprjng crop of 154,000 pigs, 12
brought Wilson t o ’ Moro
GON
GENERAL
AND
ROAD
H.
B
arnett,
Clerk
G
rass
Valley
pense,
$0.97;
J.
B.
Norton,*
P?,rB-
1225.51;
Hcmmrd
U»°Pe
r
percent
more
thar\
.
la8^o^
ar.
Tuesday
a fte r his committment
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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.
.
.
.
1946
AND
preinct
$6.40;
B
ertha
A.
B
rinkert,
plies
for
DeMoss
p
a
rk
$16.80;
Corp.,,
repairs,
$156.51;
-
Wasco
«
»
•»
hoinw
th«»
1935-44
av-
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,______
____
,
______
________
___
,
r
___
-
Wasco
^7
percent
below
the
IV-
u
y
’jygtlce
Scott. .
ThP school lunch program will CLAIMS FOR MAY
* A P P R O V E ^ JU N E 1946, TERM Clerk G rass Valley precinct, $6.40; T rum an Strong, Labor at DeMoas Rspair Shop, $13 45; The
erage. The fall crop will prob-
Rudln
3 3 ^ Raed, hut
•non be available and will be ef- a p p r o v e d J
• O p TH F COUNTY COURT
Vivien Ball, Clerk Grass Valley park, $8.00; Donald DeMoss, La- Iron- W orks, repairs $4.70; Woods ^ j y ^e lower, and for the yea
«ten-father’s name and
fective in the next school year I ^H E R E O F .
;
precinct. $«.40; 'E. E. Barxee. bor a t DeMoes park $18.00; Jo h n t Evan«, repel™ $19R55; Foes ' he total
be « percent under
h^ ow„ ¿ p « ,
Ttoder th e compromise betw een T H E R E 0 F
C hairm an Moro precinct, $6.13; M. DeMoss, Lpbor at DeMoes park A Co., repairs, $6.06; Pacific o- ^945 and 38 percent under the
n>vy w here h e T fl^ to te d
« m ate and house, it is agreed GENERAL FUND:
Reed Ellis Rudln.
fhat from 1947 to 1950 the Jed-
Naomi Van Gilder, C o .T re a - Theodore Johnston-, Judge Moro $36.00; Stevens-Neee Law P u p aW ‘ er & L ight Co., miscellaneous, average.
tha natlon as a whole the ____________
I
from 1951 to 1955
the federal Qld Age Assist
m n tffcutlon *win be $1 to each
, Dependent
$1 iO^by the state, and thereafter S168 6O; S. A.
^
^
b
^
u
x
i
anJ NatlOIl
$24.80. T rum an Strong. C lerk Moro pre- $42.40; W ily W. K nlghten stam ps ous. $40.«3; L Shank 4 Co mis- 1945 and th e sm allest since 1940.
to
Western Farm
lirm an cinct, $ 6 13; Idah M. E verett, Sup’t office, $12.00; J. C. Free- cellaneous « 7.00.
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association June
M. S u m p . Clerk s office, t Fuel C o, miscellaneous. $11.30,
TA kbb OTHMMSMi but because o f c r o w d * otadt-
tions on the eampuv the Mumal
conference te b eti< teM at Cte«r-
hart
Agricultural
eoonomtete
may be from the 11 w ester
. plants scheduled to take part tat*
old and two-day technical eafcatona
regardless
i n s t a l l ^ booths, e r , office $1.45, C.erk s _ office. $11 • ^ S U n d . ^ O . ^ C o ^ 4
r » s
of n n s ^
■ Extensive
Locust
Grove
precinct, $ 1 mileage,
hJve“ b pay.
^ n held
and the hearings
Opinion and
jan ito
r’s service
1 3 5 ^ J to e o o Moro
’^ n ^ and
R .
Canvass $7 JO, $8*65;’ Moro G
r d
n
*
^
S
h
e
l i
o 7 ° n itX ^ n until ^ r X h l y ^
the group and O. BalMMfl M
1» th aU L w orker c a n n o t ^ alt
of^votes. ^ M a r i ^ ^
S i Cb., gas floll account, $83.63. composed.
’7 -
O.8X?. te Oregon
j.
(Çei»tta0*d on
tw o'