Sherman County journal., July 12, 1946, Image 2

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L e t th e In d ian rem ain an Iq d |,
an, lo n e h air, m occasin s, tacitu rn -
ity an d a l t i^et hUn spear h is
tiah and a r y th em in th e su n .
A n d a b o v e all.
L et him ride a
n e r se and not a b icy cle.
T H IR T Y Y E A R S AGO
P kip . iv .
JVl-T (1, 1»«
farther
to th e
?nd S ix th ara
u orth east.
T h at is co n fu sio n en o u g h , b u t
P u m p str e e t (th e str e e t on w h ich
th e old p um p h o u se is located)
m u st run th ro u g h th e park and
p la y in g field and is n o t officia lly
closed. On th e o th e r sid e o f th e
P»r *
t
ÈÉP**M|&M
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R. H. McKean
W ake U p . A merica !
Has Another
s-4 ì k *;.
Does F ree C o lle c tiv e B a rg a in in g
R e q u ire R evisio n o f th e W a g n e r
*" U c a lle d P a r k stJ:?e t
i
the scene only U> 4l»4 VhP ebtiul.
cai tanks wouldn’t W™* and
there wase no way to get more
Water. The fire was extinguished
by the men in the community.
Mr and Mrs George Harris
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr and Mrs Arthur
Sargent*
—1 -
Leg Operation
. Ada
R ? H . M cK ean u n d erw en t an
G u ests a t th e h o m e o f Mr and
op
eration at th e _ M „ id-Colum , bia Mrs A rth u r S arg en t M onday w ere
T
h
irty
y
e
a
r
s
ago,
back
in
fab-
P ii
h osp ital
in T h e D alles, F rid a y . .
, Mrg y aoe pulton of The
•li
Economie Foondotioa
u lou s 1916, th e rains cam e late,
a
n
i
«
H e is. rep orted t o b e d o in g w ell.
Aa
debated
by
It
w
a
s
th
e
la
st
o
f
May
b
efo
re
fu n i
jdrs K eith M eD onaid
is a ctin g
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...
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any rain fell to am ou n t to any-
D r. Broadus Mitchell
Richard Hapgood“
as h is p riv a te n u rse.
Mr and M rs K en n eth Blau left
th
in
g
and
th
e
w
in
te
r
w
h
eat
w
a
s
Contattino
Economist,
onsu/ting
economise,
iu H n i« » fnitrutrtonot
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« D IT O B IA L
NATI«
r i t t P r u iiM l
V isito rs at th e h om e o t Mrs M onday to sp en d a fe w OBJ»
V Executi—
tedios EermosU F o r fa r * Velón
dry to th e heads. You rem em b er
Tool
Oottert
Union
ASSOCIATION th e y used to say thpt grass hop-
L ydia D arby are M rs F erg u so n itin g in P ortland.
and d au gh ters o f P ortland. Mre
Mra m u
mad(.
p ers sat on th e ground and a te
DR. MDTCHBLL OPR NS: Free col­ F ergu son Is a d a u g h ter o f Mra * ” ugjnes8
to P o r t|a „ d th e
MR. ___
HAPQOOD
OFBMBi
It cer-
th e head s off.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
T h en late in June, the 30th to
tainly does. L e t’s first agree our labor lective bargaining requires keeping D arby.
the Wagner Act a» it to. The law in­
v *
first o f th is w eek ,
be exact, a clou d b u rst h it th e
problems won’t be solved by govern - sure»-the employer's recognition of
and
her
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
-Mrs
E
str
e
lle
H
a
iley
cen tral part o f th e co u n ty k illin g
ment meddling, hasty togisJation. nor the worker’s right to-form • union
ce OF FINAL
-< Payable in Advance
tw o m en and tw o w om en w h o se
by co€rci°" °“
d golution and be represented by persons of his fath er sp e n t th e w e e k e n d in Port-
• « « * further any balanced, sow uon own choosing. The statute has fur­ lan d -
m
O N E T E A R ............................. 12.00 bodies w ere w ash ed dow n H ay
- - - - - uh«» problem must be found
thered collective bargaining by vir­
M r and Mrs R ob ert W angem an
N o tice is h ereb y g iv e n th at th e
can yon w ith th e flood. T he re-
bargaining (collecUve and in- tually elim inating strikes for union
JULY 12, 1»M
g
f
P
ortlan
d
arriv
ed
th
is
w
eek
en
d
u
ndergigned
h as file d h er fin al
m ainder o f th e c o u n ty had a
dividualj t interpreted to mean ex T recognition. The Act serves to pro­
T A ziom
in n u L H
h ea v y rain.
actly wh^ n
to, the„Ab* duce equality in bargaining oppor­ to sp en d som e tim e v isitm g Mr account w ltb th e C o u n ty C lerk o f
I M M lV n u
W O llu l It I t
p or sev era l
days
it rained
puted question» should be laid on the tunity. Such crucial legislation in­ W an gem an and M rs E v e r e tt are S h erm an C ounty, O regon, In th e
Mr eeta te o f j y iiu g M edler, deceased,
f r M d n m , f n r s p r a r i t u a r e h e a v ily and th e cou n try w as
toWe iace up and all groups Vitb • evitably provokes efforts of those and M rs C harles E v e r e t t
who. feel restricted to render it less brother and siste r .
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g reen er th e fourth o f J u ly than
«take to the game
and that th e 12th d a y o f A u g u st,
green er
Present proposals for chang­
chance to watch the play, and even, effective.
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________
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M
rs
A.
A.
V
an
G
ilder
v
isite
d
1943
a t th e hour o f 11 o ’c lo c k
th
e
fourth
o
f
Ju
n
e.
deserving o f neither.
it had been
the Wagner Act would not make
here
to kibitx.
be . ing
SPX r á n d hd u e ^ nfonow°Ufíe t i n g X w h - “
a n X h ^ ío w
a to
ttto necessary,
d
A c I t U must
» to
¡T m o w even *ln* Ito operation: they several d ays la st w e e k in Tllla- a JVI o f said day in th e C ounty
an ln-
R oom in »M oro, O regon,
" Ï Ï Ï Ï
J
Z
he reap, w e w ou ld soon w a n t b r e a d .- .u p e r sb l. block to th l. Proredure seek to restore the advantage of the m ook. S h e retu rn ed h o m e Mon- c o u r t
employer. The law corrects an in­ d ay..
- — h a s been .fix e d as th e tim e and
y e llo w in g w in te r w h eat, hut th e reaP
IN F L A T IO N A R Y T H IN G S
— T hom as Jefferso n sine« it's clearly a one-sided law equity by giving workers rights long
M r and Mrs B. .W . G uy o f place for
• h ea rin g
th ereof.
rains m ade it green again and
favoring 15 m illion union members enjoyed by employers. Employers
E v e r y o n e is now
scared
o
f
in-
P
ortlan
d
arriv
ed
h
ere
J
u
ly
3rd
AI1
p
erso
n
s
in
terested
are
h ere-
Z
, «
In th e May p lanted w h eat m ade 30 bu-
and ignoring completely the 15 m il­ have sonde 400,000 corporations, 6,000
flation, but as
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to
spend
a
w
eek
v
is
itin
g
tn
e
ir
by
n
o
tified
to
appear
a
t
su
ch
state
„and
local
trade
associations.
lion
workers
who
are
unorganized.
sh els.
future, n o t a p r e se n t condition.
cau se,
Worse than th a t—no consideration 2,000' Interstate and national trade daughter, M rs A1 D orm aier and t im e and p lace a n d sh o w
M
em
ories
of
the
e
x
c
e
lle
n
c
e
o
f
Inflation, w e ta k e it, is a condi-
.
a n y th ere be, w h y su c h final
w hatever is given to the bargaining associations, 2,800 chambers of com- j^j-g Q u y’g p aren ts, Mr and M rs
tion w h ereu n d er p rices rise w ith- »he crop th at yea r h ave
' account ’ sh o u ld n o t be a llo w ed
righ t of the 50 m illio n tool owners of m ere.. E m p lo yer, h . v . co llectiv. F r a n k L a m b o m .
put relation to v a lu es.
w lth s Prln *
e x c l u s i v e l y --------- -------------_
x j K
• vl81tOTg at
h o m e o t Mr . nd » • *
Am erican business without whose
inS iatinn is a te r m seldom
if for land th at had b een so w n on
4
th
rift
and
self-denial
the
15
m
illion
ever
m The Increase in sp r in g p lo w in g
m ade fab u lou s F ro„ th e G rass V alley Jou rn al
M rs H arry V an O Uder Mat w eek —
e x ecu u -ix
would have no tools to use. And these
th e price o f th in g s w c h a v e to crops: 12 sack s, 14 sacks, w onder- JULY IS, 1917
to o ti do
o£
work How
It’s enough to say most of their pro- w ere
M rs V an G ilder s slsU >,
E 8tate o f J u liu s M edler, d ec’d
sell, o n ly to th e in crease in th e ful cro p s for farm ers u sed
to w E G arrett and I. D. P ik e bargaining be practicable under such posais wouldn’t strengthen or supple- M ary L aidlaw a n d co u sin , Cora
,
. G avin
prices o f th e th in g s w e h ave to g ro w in g that m an y b u sh els.
h ave se c u r e d n e c e ssa r y ground conditions? While one piece of
-ipent the tow but would weaken or j ai<Jlaw o f P ortland.
111
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destroy i t This to notably true of the . L arry N lsb e t and C lyde F r id le y A tto r n e y s for E x e c u tr ix
buy. If th e c o st o f h irin g a m an
And th e p rice soared, too,
be- and w in
erect a n e w con crete latlon (the Wagner A ct) opera •
for an hour g oes to $1.50 for com- cau se o f th e E uropean w a r, w h ic h g a rage on m ain street on th e J?“ * “* * * p? " £ * ♦ m ajority of B all-B urton-H atch B ill I f f doubtful Jr., m ade a b u sin e ss trip to Y aki­ T h e D alles, O regon.
whether employers urging modifica­
m on w o rk that is a sig n o f infla- A m erica h asten ed to g e t into. c o rn er io ts n orth o f L em m on s
itizen.
democratic principle of tions w ant the rules to apply to their ma W ash in gto n , M onday.
W asco’s o n ly p ro p erty dam age N O TIC E OF F IN A L H E A R IN G
tion to th e em p lo y er, but not to W heat w e n t to a dollar a b u sh el store;
garage w ill be 80x80, the greatest good for the greatest own conduct They don’t want to
N O TIC E is h e r e b y g iv e n th a t
the em p loye.
and old tim ers w h o had n e v e r
th e e n t ranCe on m ain str e e t nL,mber to unworkaJ>le/Free bargain- promote free collective bargaining, on th e F o u rth o f J u ly w a s a grass
in
L ik ew ise, o f th e price of a bu- heard o f su cji a p rice ex c e p t brief- and an e x it on th e north si<^e o f in g thus ceases to exist, and cannot but to hamper opponents. If workers fire started b y fire crackers near th e u n d ersig n ed h a v e file d
sh el o f w h ea t g o es to $2.00 th a t ly w h e n P atton corn ered th e mar- th e b u n d ln g
be restored tig g the faulty Act to are restricted, so must employers be •the ball field d u rin g th e a fte r ­ th e C ou n ty C ourt of th e S ta te o f
controlled, and free collective b ar­
O regon
for
S h erm an
C ou n ty
is in fla tio n t o th e bread b u yer k et w h en farm ers had no w h eat.
T h e S herm an W areh ou se
di- radically revised .'*
gaining w ill disappear in govern­ noon. T h e fire tru ck arrived on
th eir F inal R ep o rt and A cco u n t
but not to th e w h e a t seller. In- T h ey rode b rea th lessy in to to w n rectors b e id th eir
annual m eet-
D]a
c H A L L B N O K S : I ment decree of terms of the labor
as
E x e c u tr ix and « E x e c u to r o f
flation is th e o th er fe llo w ’s p rice in hacks and b o ilin g c a r s -to con- t
in th is c ity S aturday
and object to Mr. Hapgood s points. First: contract
th
e
la st w ill and te sta m e n t o f
increase. *
tract b efore th e p rice dropped
H olm es ?nd W . F . Schil- individual bargaining to rarely free
BOL H A F G O O D C R A L L B N O B S t
J. L. D avis, deceased, and th at
r e fu sin g
w ere
re-elected d irecto rs bargaining. The individual worker to T h e W a g n e r A c t has d e s tro y e d
E v e r y o n e la engaged In tr y in g , o ff and b u y e r s began
Saturday, th e 27 d a y of J u ly ,
%c p ro m o te in flation if h e tr ie s to q u ote a p rice at all.
e n d L. H. N a h o u se w a s re-elected fa r more dependent on one employer “equality yi bargaining opportunity"
1946, at ten o ’clock A. M. o f said
tow n in m anager.
lhan the omployer to d e p g d e n t on because in practice it excludes from
to obtain a h igh er • p rice for th e
B efore th e y g o t to
the bargaining the 50 m illion owners
sam e a m ou n t o f good s or ser- gome c a ses th e p rice w a s up. A
T h ere w a s a
con sid erab le am - «r.y one worker. Second: the'
day, at the C o u n ty C ourtroom ,
of Am erica’s corporations whose rep­
at
th e C ourthouse in Moro, S h er­
p
rice
d
ollar
fiv
e
,
a
dollar
ten
and
b
y
o
u
n
t
o
f
fr
e
ig
h
t
arrived
in
G
rass
Act
to
not
a
block-to
couactiva
aar-
resentatives
(m
anagem
ent)
are
forced
vices. A n in crease In th e
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o u n t ui u c ig u i <»«. . v W ... ---------
r.mnv«.« t h . nMtacles of
m an C ounty, Oregon,
has been
o f w h ea t is infla tio n a ry , an in- h a r v e st a d ollar and a q uarter, v a lle y
last T h u rsd ay
e v e n in g ¡L lo? ’
-blacklist, and Just to sit on the sidelines while big la ­
R U F U S G R A N G E H A IiL
fixed
b
y
th
e
C
ourt
as
th e tim e
bor
and
big
governm
ent.
make
their
crease in th e p rice o f labor is in- 90 w o n d erfu l a p rice that so m e s e v eral cars o f coal for the Turn-.
stubbornness. Third: the tow
and place for h ea rin g o f o b jec­
flation ary u n less b etter w h e a t o r b rok e th eir earlier and sm a ller ¿ . i , um com pany and a few cars pratecta the right of union recognl- deal. This injustice w in persist as
long as Congress considers an entire
tion« to said F in a l R eport and
b etter labor is in v o lv ed .
co n tra cts.
p f lum ber, con sid erab le farm ma- don and collective bargaining. All industl'y a “suitable bargaining u n it"
A ccount and th e
settle m e n t o f
T h e m an w h o g e ts paid for
N e w cars m ade th e d u st ascend c h in e r y for O’L eary & O’B rien workers may readily avail them
Industry-w ide bargaining makes ev­
said
estate.
eig h t h ou rs w ork and d eliv ers on- on e v e r y co u n try road, b an k ers and mUch w ay freigh t fdr local >elvar of these advantages by organ­ ery strike a big strike that demands
„ B eg in s 10:00 p. m.
E m m a D a v is
dy ^ e v e n hours is as g u ilty of
h u rried
to
c o llect old n otes, m e r c h a n ts and full cars for K ent txing or joining uniona Fourth: Mr. government interference. Bargaining
L u th er W . D a v is
p ro m o tin g in flation as is h e w h o y o u n g s t e r s w e r e se n t o ff to sch ool and Shaniko.
It required th ree Hapgood’s ‘‘tool ow^eri” aren’t iden. u u it be returned to the plant level
B. B. D. O R C H ESTR A
Geo. G. U pdegraff,
boosts th e p rice o f h is g r o ceries to sh are in th e n ew found w ealth . e n g i nes to pull the train to th is Ucal with
n. t where the workers who use the tools
can sit down w ith the representá­
A tto rn ey for E x ecu trix
o r hta Shoeo. ■
' r It w a s, w o n d erfu l back in Tfl p ^ .
is es of the tool owners and settle
and E x ecu tor.
GAS
A
N
D
OIL
'.’pen d !. T erences in genuine A m e ri­
Labor, that is d ecry ig th e so th e fir st year th a t a-, good crop
, ,
h>. «.var mmstianed.
34-37c
ca lled in fla tio n a r y , rise in th e com b in ed w ith good price
F ro m the O bserver JiUy 1
nobody
can siy.e.
T ires-A cw w aories
p rice o f co m m o d ities is d irectly
H ere is 1946 w h en good crop
Jam es M itchell w ill now ta k e .
.W lut
1?R. M I T C H E L L R E P L IE S : In -
to b la m e for a p art o f that rise, * n d good p rice h a v e been togeth- an enforced rest h a v in g b rok en nianagement
tool ow .it:, ciea^cd business concentration and
R. H. McKEAN and SON R H E U M A T IS M
•
b e c a u se so m e w o rk ers do not do e r sin c e th e start o f th e w ar, th e an an k le th rou gh th e con^ ‘o n s
^ e r s are
tool u s e fe - standardization called “Tor industry­
I
N
S
U
R
N
C
E
and A R T H R I T I S
wide bargaining. Sm all employers
Tnuch
w ork th e se d ays
w h e n tir e so m e th ir tie s w h e n poor crop of a frigh ten ed h orse he w a s sh oe but
th ere is sca rcity o f laborers in and poor p rlee com bined disas- **ng in th e shopr
^ ct’
p r o -i2 > £ g o v e r t X n t . are apt "to belong to trade assocto-
G rain, F eed , F loar, F u el
1 su ffered for y ea rs and am so
m a n y field s. Men w h o g e t th e tr o u sly
are
n eary
forgotten . ^ O f fic e r s ejectedI at t h . P resby-
u bto to ^ ’« g j ^ ^ e p r e - liona Even so, the N L R B determines
F arm Im p lem en ts, Baga, T w in e
the bargaining u n it In automobiles
th
an
k fu l that I found relief from
sa m e p a y for 40 hou rs as th e y C rops are b igger than
th ir ty terian S u n d ay
s
*
* w nted U n d e r p r « £ it eonditions the the bargaining was by firms, not in ­
B
A
R
B
E
D
W
IR
E
—
GOOD
PO
STS
^
|
s
terrib le a fflictio n that I w ill
used to g e t for 48 hours aid in- yea rs ago w h e n h o rses and head- S u p erin ten d en t
ana
treasu
,
f w by the dustry-w ide. Vast numbers of agree­
ments
are
made
w
ith
small
separate
PHONES
- - gladly an sw er a n y o n e w r itin g m e
fla tio n u
__________
n le ss an __ equal ________
am ount ers w
____
e r e th
__ e rule. P rices are fto
R ob
b ert P in k erton ;
as
, • owners of the tools is that strlke-
.
..
v . __
io lb C S o ecretary,
rro la rv A A
lic e ce HQn- - ,)Ound prOperty w ill not be seized employers ip countless branches of
o f w o rk is done. P ublic e m p lo y -’b ig g er in
d . ollars
alth ____
ou gh
not ____
so n r W . A A v xtell;
F
e
e
d
sto
r
e
O
ffice
R
esid
en
ce for inform ation. M rs A nna P au tz
business. However, the small em ploy­
ee s a re a m on g th e cla ss th a t has m u ch b igger in goods. T en thou- sen. A v o te of th a n k s w a s exten a- >ad that thelr earnings w ill not be er does not enjoy the peculiar condi­
163
162
182
P.O .Box 285, V ancouver, W ash.
red u ced h o u r s w o r k e d .’ ’
sand d ollars rolls o ff the farm ers ed to retirin g su p e r in te n d e n t Jam - eonflscated. I t to amazing to see 50 tions M r. Hapgood implies. Most of
WASCO
OREGON
Pd.
Adv.-NUE-OVO L aboratories
his costs are aet for him — machinery,
T o o b ta in m o re for less is a to n g u e w ith a fain t tin g e of scorn es M itchell.
. T . n miUion peopule7 a11
d e sir e o f n ea rly ev ery o n e. W h en w h e r e a s back in 1916 such m on ey
T he fa m ily
reunion at J. O. -b e in g pushed ar d ja d by 15 milhon freight rates, taxes, raw materials.
S t d M l r e i . r e l « ^ 7 l n t o « -tio n w a s m en tion ed w ith aw e. W e are T h om p son 's, J u ly 4th
w as on e .h o . through
He pleads for local collective bar­
United gaining in order to take advantage of
X X r f u l a c t io n - p r ic e s g o up. rich er In m a n y th in g s n ow d ays, 0 th e n otab le e v e n ts in Sherm an u e ^ h a v . J » « » « * ™
fir st cross str e e t ab ove th e play-
in g field
is not nam ed. D ew ey
« tr e e t is in th e ditch.
S everal
o th er s tr e e ts h a v e no nam es,
• in little to w n s p eop le seld om
call str e e ts by n am e a lth ou gh
*when it is n ec e ssa r y to d escrib e
« lot it is done b y str e e t nam es,
it m igh t c a u se som e con fu sion
to ren am e th e str e e ts o f M oro so
th e y g ave m ore .e v id e n c e o f rea-
son w ith o u t b rin g in g d ow n th e
w rath o f an ab stractor on th e
c o u n c il’s heads. One w h o fin d s
F o u rth str e e ts alon g-
F ir st and h o u n n s treets a iu i,B-
sid e o f each o th er m u st con clu d e
that th e c it y ’s str e e t n am er w as
no teeto ta ler.
T h e o n ly w a y to
get a lo n g w ith it is to k n o w
n o th in g about
s tr e e t n am es at
all.
PtED*O,lCL¿&
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In Other Days
DANCE
Saturday, July 13
kg
T h en b eca u se th e y do n o t go u p
e v e n ly o v e r t h e e n tir e eco n o m y
eom e are h u r t
T h ey cry a b ou t
in fla tio n . If th e p rice rise is too
fast, e v e r y o n e is hurt.
It s e e m s sim p le en o u g h — tjils
co n d itio n th a t Is g o in g on n o w —
th a t o n e sh o u ld b e able to proph-
e sy th a t it w ill c o n tin u e u n til
p eop le q u it b u y in g , c u t dem an d
b u t n e v e r w ill w e feel richer cou n ty.
th an w h e n th e p lu m p k ern els of
N eil M cD onald l®
B lu e ste m b oosted th e 1916 crop to b oastin g, and w h en he
to 25 b u sh e ls and W orld W>»r I w h en h e w a lk s th ru it, and tic k -
se n t th e p rice to a dollar.
th a t h is w h ea t tic k le s h is
ears
les h is e y e s w ith th e p rom ise o f
40 b u sh e ls per, w e bellevj? him
as a c lo se n eigh b or of A l;W rig h t.
TOO M UCH M ONEY
A pet seal, u n til recen tly a res- F rom th e O bserver, J u ly IS. 19K
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tion, eq u a lize dem and w ith sup- died
s s . “»
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tion.
T h e r e n ev er w o _________
a tim e In .11
H istory w h e n e v e r y o n e cou ld b u y
’ ll th a t h e w anted. L a te y e a r s
h a v e c lo se ly a p p roxim ated it—
a v v a m ila
e e x x c c e e p
t io r goo
gootre n
n ot
ot
a
w b
u le
ir
- 4 m p t t tt for
w ill n d o s t be
p erm an en t.
E v e n tu a lly p e o p le can b u y A^hat
th e y can afford, w h a t th e y earn
T h a t Isn’t in fla tio n a ry .
LO, T
H E POOR
IN D IA N !
m « .»
.
T w o little Indian b o y s, bare-
headed and shock h ead ed , as ,a ll
sm all b o y s p refer, w ere rid in g
b ic y c le s on th e roads and tra ils
around C elilo th e o th er day.
Now t h w e ia certa in ly n o rea-
son w h y
Indian b o y s sh o u ld n ’t
e n jo y rid in g a b ic y c le as w e ll as
a n y boy, nor w h y th e y sh o u ld n ’t
poreeaa a b icy cle if th e p rice o f
fish
Is su ffic ie n t for su ch
a
ch ild ish lu x u ry . E con om ics do
n o t e n te r in to th is m atter a t all.
B u t I n d ia n , .h o u ld ride p o n ies
lit t le p o n ies, sp o tte d p o n ies w ith
r a tty m ane* and lo n g ta ils, pon-
ie s With a little d o g trot, p o n ies
th a t sta n d s le e p ily in th e su n
and warm their poorly covered
back b on es. T h e se m echanical con-
tr iv a n c e s ot w h e e ls and pedals
and ru b b er th a t ta k e th e p lace o f
th e p in to a r e o u t o f p lace around
te e p e e s and d r y in g fish . .•
S o m eth in g Is lo st, or w ill he.
w h e n t h e In d ia n s co m es to be
lik e th e w h ite m an e x c e p t for th e
co p p er o t h is hide, w h ich sum -
m er su n b a th ers endeavor
to
H * n o w rid es In auto-
^ w T r e ' a n d prob ab ly none o f th e
.
c o u ld h itc h a tra-
i Ira fo a r u liln A re In d ian s
^ ^ o tS A S a g ^ w e d
llk e
A' ' »
b ecau se
ne
sw a n o w en
z
:
:
States Government into
ikied unfair procedura.
th is - lop-
a weakness which labor to rapidly
overcoming.
E u rti
R rrM Ä Y N E
j
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D À IR Y COUNCIL
fa r m e r s' o f th e K ent dis-
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p « »
CHKRRY
m em bers are c o r d iilb
nvited to m e tt w ith a*
LeR oy W right, W. M.
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H. B. P inkerton Secretary
I.O.O.F
Hero Lodge
M eets 1 st an<L J?»
-puesda iys in I.O .O .F
T ran sien t a w
hall-
r ls lt n g ¿ broth«
« « h e r s are
o o n llslly invited
to m eet w ith us.
E rn est « o u a to n N ^ G .
A ‘ R ‘ KeM<n« er' 9*c ” U r >’
Smoking exhaust meant excettive oil con*
sumption ¿long with Fouled tpark plugs and
lost oi power.
Drop in For an estimate oF
just what your car requires to be like new
again.
Do w e so m e tim e s forget h ow *ra special.
______
. o f h is
, ow
_______
s farm
w e st o n f u K
ent, lu ck
d ia
g n o sis
ners^ v,
It took and
®"d * A " ndrew
dhrCp lere
T vraln
rserv
y w e are to liv
In a a se
c tio n
n
in o y y o o u
u ev
e v er
e r serv
serve
e rry
Ive e In
sectio
Did
e a a v C u herry
to 111
tw
o
d
ollars
w
orth
o
f
cash
a
t
w
h
ich
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n
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f
th
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h
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e
fregh
fr
u
its
lo
e
Craam
F
loat?
T
h
e
tart,
sw
eet
* m ere
d ollars w orth oi casn «*
conducted th is year Dy
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u
x«
to u p se t h is d ig estio n and cau se Is o e jn g r o n a u c w
v eg eU b leg a re avaUaW e
taste o f ch erries com bined w ith
his^ d em ise.
___
_____
M arshal* G. A. W illia m s us th e y ea r around? W e d o en jo y { s cream
flavor
' O scar for th a t w
as h is „ —
n am ♦ » h as co m p X
, ? ' th e w ork or at- su ch a v a r ie ty trtafc w e n eed n e v - blend. Ice cream is now looked
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leted
Buffered from th e sam e aH m ent h a ^ r o m p ^ ^
coupHngs to er g et in a “ru t” , so far as plan- upon a s an e v e r y day food and
as d o m o st o j th e rem ain oer o f
h y d ran ts. T h is w ill m ake n in g m eals are con cerned.
rig h tly too sin ce it is ju st anoth
u s h e r e In th e se U n
“ 2“ S
"' w
wTth
’
\ 7
£r form of m ilk and b ecau se Ice
nl ited States.
a S' pH flre app aratu s * com
p ly
ith
W e all h a v e too m uch m o n ey P11 fire a p p a !jtu
N ow that b erries and ch erries cream j8 natural to co m b in e w ith
gnd
b B e - Ulftvovillg
d ig e stin g it
ab ou t th e s ^a} e , st^
to a re
season th e - V fa m 7 a ily
sh **
fru
or b
erries ill
in uvtiiviMvw,
su n d aes,
pIlG seem to
W M
1*. ui/VMV
M _ r zxfKxxn nlfiPOC tn
- * ’s “d c r y i fo r * fr e COil
w its
w3 W
MV***VO
as p oorly as did th e w id e ly m our- U re h o se fro™
oi or<y0npv d e sse r ts can be e a sily tak en care ^ o a ts o r a la m ode se r v e it o fte n
v
b e ► u
oro in
.. e su ____________
_
u sed
sed at
at M
Moro
in an em erg
g en cy ?
M ake ~
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e sse r t th a t’s in tu n e Muring _ th
m m er m onths.
On a
n e d Oscar.
W
ir
in
g
h
as
been
com
p
e
w
}th
su
m
m
er
w
eath
er.
One
e
a
sy
w
arm
d
ay
ju
st
th
e
sig
h
t
o f a tray
R ise s In p rices,
ab sen teeism
w u u » » a— ,
, r.,
w ith su m m er w ea in er. u n e e a sy w arm d ay ju st tl
from w o rk , crow d ed n ig h t clu b s »Hay c a n y °u e ,e va or o
- to flx and ref resh^ng and o n e in
w ith th is taste q u en ch in g
and
a m u se m e n t p laces are th e lu ^ rs E tevator• &: Supp► y
-
tu n e w ith th e tim e s too now th a t c h e r r y Ice Cream F lo a t w ill m ake
sy m p to m s o f th e d isea se w h ich 'P lacing th e gas{
w e ’re urged to e a t few er des- y o u feel cool and refreshed. One
e ffe c ts ou r eco n o m y as it affec- used in °Pera_t ln ^
8e r ts u sin g flour. N o t o n ly w ill "taste w ill m ak e y o u w a n t m ore
ted O scar’s d ig e s tiv e apparatus.
T h e f*rst load ° f Hw h eatintOQb ^
t h e fa m ily reve< in a b ig boufl it is so delicious. O ther k in d s of
It prob ab ly w on 't be fatal to u s d e l l v 6 r e d " haub
o f sw e e t ch erries o r b e r r ie s o n fru it can be used w ith thia recipe
raise th u n d er m an c ° u n tY thia season w a s
th e table for d e sse r t b u t at th e 8UCh as straw b erries, rasp b erries
alth o u g h it m ay
ed in b u lk to th e F arm ers a .ev n - ^ m e U m e w W
a good. or blackberries.
com e.
w ith o u r eco n o m ies for y ea rs to tor
SUPP Y d., a
ay
- ly e u p p ,y o f al¿ im p o r ta n t
vita-
ice CREAM FLO A T
W e sta n d p ro sp erity v ery poor-
W ed n esd a y b y M. Q. W«W. min8 A and Cj
s h o u ld ^
fre>h
ly. I t so fte n s u s. A d v e r sity m ak es
---------- - — =5— w a 8 ° ° d n ew s
a n yon e. Don t for
sugar
1 cup m ilk
u s b etter c itiz e n s
e v e n though RHhlehem Chapter N o. 78, O.B.R |ret th a t w e need tw o servm gB . 1
jem on
a8 a str a ig h t d iet it is m ost tire-
M -eta E very Second
o f fr u it e v e r y d a y to h elp m e e t - 1
(
»om e. O scar liv ed h ap p ily u n til
£> urlh ^ “it li^ M « '^ “ r m in eral
and
*“ a m ,n
' C herry or plain soda F resh m in t
h e had to o m u ch m on ey T h ere
- M o r o O reeon
m e" te.
.
'■ ..'■ ■ ■
, C hop ch erries on board or In a
m ay be a m oral in h is d eath.
. H . elen
, ’ « R ___
w
m
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P
erh
ap
s
for
sp
e
c
ia
l
o
cca
sio
n
s
Knurl l. R om
ii.
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uv
a
p
o p p in g bow
em nvo
ove im in
m M
edi-
u ggles, W. M.
y o u ’d Hke to se r v e a C herry Up-
pitch er and add 8Ugar
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i
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w e . c r . e t F a A
C? k e - ni ! * p i L a T O l e len ^ n Ju ic e ’ and m l,k - D ivid e
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P in ea p p le
Mlir
RTRKRT NAM BF
on the * t At a * ^ i d e D o ^ n C * e It’s suro to
m ix tu re in to four Bounce
3rd Thursday eveninpa rnJ1i,A a ™
Hit in 4+« a ttr a c w«Urin“
tiv e n e ss 8l*B8es. Spoon ice cream in
to each
W ritin g a n ew .t r e a t lig h tin g
o f e a ™ m onth- V lr iU n ?
*>lai"
° r,
contract and d eterm in in g w h ere
«he lig h ts are lx a t c d b y ordin-
’"T d escrip tion h a s caused so m e
tlm u gh ts about street n am es o f
«he C ity o f Moro.
F ir s t street crosae: Ma n a
th e bank c o m e r . Second str e e t
erodes
Ma'n at th e city
hall,
T h ird street is «ivciied for one
Work o n ly , ir o n M ain to th e
S c o tt at th e rrhool h ou se
T h en
th e n u m b ers ^reverse th e m se lv e s
‘ h-1 F o u rth »«"••- rune UP th e
h '" 10 th e
and *,'lflh
When Your Car Smokes,
cee SUNSET!
J*
e l‘ 1 . ,
F wx nesa: / ? u t
v in g o r it is d ellc
X ^ l a WmoderT t h
cream
.
*
nuA H na
P
vaniU a ice
it b ecom es so m e th in g ex-
1 »»nine
Rehekuh Ix>dr* Nn
Meet» 2nd and 4th
T uesday« o f each
i onth. V is it n g mem
1 -r s welcom e.
rg. M claichlaii N G .
Florence Johnston. S«'
11«
c h erry soda. T op w ith a sp rig o f
« * •!> n>int *nd se r v e im m ediate-
»y M ake 4 serv in g s. Canned o r
< " * h J r o z e n berries_ or ch erries
m a y b e u se d if desired.
-C.
A . Ruggles
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