Sherman County journal., August 23, 1946, Image 1

O fficial C ounty T aper
Cecil Fields
Killed In Truck
Due September 9
Accident
If Teachers Here Cecil Fields was fatally injured
i / Elevators Filling Purebred Tattle
As Crop C.owds Sak p|ans MoveJ
3 Million Mark
Saturday night the public ele­ Along Further
School Opening
A coiumn v f
m w i
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About Gemrnment,
vators of Sherm an county held
last Thursday evening when he
2.436,000 bushels of w heat and
drove his loaded wheat truck off
School Boards Still Want
barley. T hat fact signifies a crop
the e grade that comes into the
of two anti th ree quarters million
Sherman highway about a mile
Six More Instructors Before
bushels when all the grain is in
south of Dinty’s station. He was
emphasis.
and the sm aller elevators have
accompanied by John
Fulton
Stated Opening Day
b<»en counted.
yvho was not seriously injured.
The Sherm an G rain Growers at
Schools in Sherman county are
Observers of the scene of the
Wasco
had 933,000 bushels in
*• schedlued to start September 9 wreck found that the truck grad-
their elevators, a t Moro there was
with the possible exception o' ually bore to the right and off
The director of publicity for Wasco where the pupils may not the grade in a little draw Indicate
A 7! 2,952 and at Grass Valley 710,-
0)0 bushels. No inform ation is
the tlje Democratic National com-
called in until September 16. lng that the driver s attention
mittee, Mr 8am O'Neal, plus Mrs
There j8 one hitch in the plan; had been attracted from the foad.
a vailable about the bushelage
in {he Eakin elevator or in the
Charles W. TUlett, vice-chairman
few teachers are signed on
Fields suffered a crushed 'chest
other private elevators and farm
and Mrs Richard Nacy, executive
dotted line to meet the de- and died before he reached the
storage in the county.
vice-chairman, are now in the njand on the school boards. Dif- hospital.
northwest, checking up on the ^erent arrangements may need to
John Cecil Fields had been a
( op Still Coming In
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poetical situation, h o ld in g num-
m ade, unless more teachers Resident of Sherman county for
erous •. huddles, - breaking b re a d
hired Or ex-teachers llv- 48 of Is
years, being one of an
H arvest is well along in the
with the big shots and the faith-.
communities can be old time family of the north end
county but Is not finished by a
ful. The cities of Seattle, Tacoma lnduced to start teaching again, of the county. He has farmed
long ways and m any combines
Portland and then south to Cali-
At
four teachers are un- since he was a young man, usual-
will be running most of next
fomja, 1« the itinerary of Mr
contract, two for the grades | y on land belonging to the Ful-
week This is particularilv tru e
around Kent w here the crop is
O'Neal and his entourage.
and two for high school. This Is tor^ family.
O'Neal, succeeded Charlie Michel
norma, supply fOr Rufus
very good.
Funeral services were held Sun­
son. who retired after the last,
It .appears certain that Wasco
day at the Wasco I region hall
prestdenttel election in 1944
.High Schools Handicapped
elevators
will get over a million
with Rev. F. L. Cannell giving
Charlie Miche Ison was the chief
bushels
and
th at Moro and Grass
the
service.
The
body
was
taken
Wasco has tw o, high school
propaganda expert for thé Bour­ teachers and three grade teachers
Valley will have about 900.000
Portland for cremation follow^
bons for many years and bigwigs
each, or perhaps more.
needs two more to start ng committal services by the •
-«wfoootc A N I M ______________ ___________
of both parties acknowledged * “
under the previous ai- Iks lodge of which the deceased
him as the peer , of them allw In rangements
‘
was a member.
of classes.
ALGFtlA
his profession. The coming na-
Surviving are his widow, two
Moro now has four grade teach.
tional elections will be
O’Neal’s
in hn
hi f e™ a™* three high school teachers sons, Norman E., Sherman coun-
first If» which - M will be c e
d wouid like to have another ty sheriff and Damon, farming
of the propaganda n rtJL H o w ev er
school lnitructor if one with his father, * three brothers,
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he wortmd. « M P M e l s o n i f o r ^ ld
tound tQ Uach the pri>
Qnd
Qf Wasco and
PROPOSED. PEACE TERMS . . . Area affected by the proposed
The following letter has been
•everal years m hto first MMMnst
subjects.
< Charles of Crass Valley,
treaties
co n a .d rre d a t the P a ris peace co n fere n c e a re shown On
received from Jay Price, one oi
so at least, he knpw« ^something 1»
valley only one t e a c h ---------------------
thia map td^Mack. Slices of te r rito r y on It ilia n - F r e n c h b o rd e r Io ¿he uldest old tim ers of the conn-
about Charlie’s m eth od of oper
gnd twf)
F r jt * c e . f l r f e r r gets the D odecanese islan ds fro m It a ly , w hich also
ty whose m em ory often clarifies
loaoa Why*, p a n te lle r ia p o u ld be d e m ilita ris e d . A lb a n ia would be controversies alw ut^ events of
atlona and ate.
three more would be hired if
Mr OTfsM, et .1. definite y
found. P lu |. M .
re co g n ise d . R a g o s la v ia 'gets m ost of V en e zia G iu lia and Z a ra fro m
early days.
.
It a l y , an d T rlo s te becom es a fre e t e r r ito r y . R o m a n ia gets T ra n s y lv a n ia
know that th^y have a
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prlndpal
,
Hungary. hnt It loses B e s s a ra b ia and N . B n k iv in n to R p *.H r 1
I am very much interested in
on their hands if the incoming
Rent has a fun complement 01
S.
to B e lf a r la . F in la n d loses P e ts a m o to R ussia, but w ill get th? article in the Journal in re-
Congress is to remain under the
cher8 w jth three for the grade
, ers
The wedding of Mias Donna
gard to tree planting in Sherm an
leadership of the Democrats. I f --------
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tg iarh
the Republicans can hold the num- « ’h « ” th,>r'
T l e l ™ Schuchardt, daughter of Mr and --------- "4— O f -----------------
county in pioneer times. Perhaps
I can tell some things along that
line th at will be of interest to
people who reside in Sherm an
county at the present time.
and People
on theNorthwest
Jav Price Writes
Of Early Trees
Bill Axtell Marries
Amity Girl
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O ^ oy. r ^ .
Sample Veteran Applications for •'
T a tT p ^ tV ^ Leave Fay Soon Available
Earns, Seats, Clejk, Judge,
Entertainment Planned
In Director’s Meeting
The visit of Bob Teale, field
representative for the W estern
Livestock Journal, and m anager
of the Midco Purebred Breeders
sale of stock to be held here the
evening of Septem ber 28, was the
occasion
for some additional
planning on the p a rt of the di­
rectors of the association.
The old horse barn at the fair
grounds has been remocteled for
cattle and m ore advantageous
display of them ancF th is change
met with the approval of stock-
men.
Consignors argeed to have th e
lot num ber anim als branded on
the back (>f the ,eft horn for IK>‘
fiitive identification of the ani-
mal. After the judging is corn-
plete which will be Friday night
or Saturday m orning. Teale will
make up the sale list—the order
in which anim als will be offered
to the buyers.
Judging will be done by C. W.
Hickman, head of the U niversity
of Idaho livestock departm ent,
who will also judge the fair.
Merle Becket will act as sale
clerk.
E very effort is to be m ade to
” j ” q’Ua r ters for the
prospective buyers who
pxpe<.te(1 Hotel accommoda-
t)
,iave heen reserverf for as
many as possible hom eow ners are
to lx? asked to m ake rooms avail-
able, and some m ay be housed in
the harness room and rem aining
CCC building on the fair grounds,
Bleachers hnve txxm ^_rented
from The iWftWII
to seat the crowd that attends the
sto ck sale.
»- changes and, perhaps, addlt
ch of Christ in Amity. Rev CHf-
A sample copy of the applies- first and second petty officers.
Flr*t Trees Bought
A banquet for the visiting
IL S present
p r c u r i l l num
I1 U III-
h p fn r p
S e n - V I*
V .1 1 I .O V sax » M S S . J .
will loee some I O of I its
bers, so to be safe, they will have
ftfOrthwMn *
'
ford Snyder officiating.
tion form and instructions to en-
Pay is for a maximum of 120
Some tim e in the early sixties, stockmen * I’1» " " " 1 £ r
T he bride was attended by h e r listed men of World W ar II in days of earned leave, in non-ne- my father had a freighter bring night at « 30.
to win more than the twenty-six e____
Johnson
sister,
Geraldine of Salem, and appiy ing for their unused term - gotiable bonds, m aturing In five him a lot of la.m bar.ly Popular and se rv e d by I.lo> I Johnson
new seats in order to give them
the groom by his brother, Bob. . inaj leave or furlough pay was years, and is figured at the rate
• bare majority, which they be­
slips from W alia Walla for which and heh in
e «¿..karoo break-
A reception, attended by reta- received this week by the Depart- of 2M» days per months, minus he naid ten dollars. We also got Possibility of a n ^ r o o break
lieve can be done.
he
paid
ten
dollar;
tives and freinds, was held at the ment of Veterans’ Affulrs.
' • the leave actually taken in ser-
fast for Saturday m orning is u n
At the present writing, Impar
some Silver Populars. It was
w„o
.
decision
tlaî'oWsérvrrs give the ¿O P e A t G f a S S V a l l e y
church immediately after the
An accompanying letter to Di- vice.
from these slips th a t the lovely der d.sfussm n w ith no deelsto
ceremony.
Tha cake being _ cut by rector George E. Sandy said that
good 50-50 chance to win the
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giove came to be admired, and reached to date.
House. However, these same prog
clyde Smith, resident of Sher- Mis8
Morgan coulin of th« all cwnmunity advisory centers n z
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i T h n s p tmjoyed by so m any in early d a y s .---------——
asticators are of the opinion the man county for 60 years, died at groom Quests attending from out and oounty veterans’ service of- TV aSCO llC lU S U1 111U5C
It was from the cuttings from
real drift In public sentiment can
Dalles hospital Friday night q[ town were the brides grand- flees would receive the sample
these trees th at all trees of that J iU I lt C r S I x G S tr iC lv Q
not be accurately detected until following a stroke and fall tnat
]\frs schuchardt and aunt forms shortly.
' W h o C o K ie HHQ GO
kind in that country got their
■ the first part of October—about
at bis farm home southeast Mfs gurweshy of Qmaha, Neb.,
Although postoffices will re»
a month before election
of Grass Valley. ,
and Mrs Clare Axtell and Bob eelve supplies soon for veteians
Mrs Belle Clothier Is moving star
A Fourth of July celebration
The high command of the GOP,
Emmett Clyde Smith was bom
Moro, Mr and Mrs L. Alton ^sample forms will enable service back into her own home in town,
Gun regulations for the 1946
after making a recent survey of j anuary 9, 1875 at Richland, Iowa Axtell
Mrs Vie Race and Miss officers to study the instructions
Mr and Mrs Arterburn
and was held in the grove in 1881.
Everybody betw een the John Day hunting season have
pnni
the Pacific Coast, believe they and came to Sherman county in
Morgan of Portland, Mr and and be ready to help veterans Doris are moving to Idaho soon
Lloyd
Royse
is
in
The
Dalles
and
the
Deschutus
were
there
by
the
Oregon
State
Game
-
can pick up at least one seat in lg86 vpbis has been his home Mrs w A Morgan of Carlton make their applications when the
Lloyd
that day. Owen Scott was PresI- mission to safeguard t>oth hun
Washington, and three in Callfor- since that time. He had faijned and Leonard Peterson of Rufus, time comes, Sandy said.
' hospital,
Mrs Dlebert Johnson
dent of the day. Ed
Van Patten ters and game
...
and
flow on’s congressional dele- most of hls life in the Rutledge
After a short honeymoon the
Earlier doubt as to whether
Mr and
an
But the
Shortages of am m unition anti
gation Is solid Republican and community where he had built a ^ ung coUpie will return to Ami- photostatic copies of discharges and children visited at the home delivered the oration,
the firearm s were considered s o .th a t
has been for years, hence they comfortable farm home 30 years
w here they are In business.
would be accepted as proof of of Mrs Augusta Huckin over most interesting thing was
as liberal
as
m ilitary
service
was clarified'
as t he weekend.
long
tables piled high w ith the regulations are
g.ve crip.
see no chance for the Demcrats ago
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follows:
Guests at the home of Mr and best things to eat th at the coun- feasible to av
to dent that wall of concrete.
Surviving are
his widow,
pling loss of game. ,
“W e know you were glad to Mrs Cliff Fridley, Sunday, were fry couid afford.
However, the Demo’s, as to be Marle § sister, Mrs Myrtle W ells P )r p a n n U o c M oTC
General regulations state th at
expected, sized up the situation Qf Buena VIsta and fTOir brothers, V I C gO il l l d S
Jay Price
hear th a t the arm ed forces acted Mr and Mrs Gordon Barnett and
the use of m achine guns, M 1
favorably on th e recom m endation two children ‘of Portland,
in the northwest somewhat df- w L (Rrfrk) of Dufur, Ross of
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m ilitary carbines, Garand (M D
th a t photostatic copies of dis-
a r McCona(lghy
ferently They believe they can Riverside, Wash., Hubert of Wen- A lltO m O D llC S NOW
rifles, and Johnson rifles are
hold all of their seats in Wash- atchee wash,, and Arthur of
charge papers, as well as origln-
legal for hunting all game. The
left Monday m orning for a
ington state, including Mr Cof-
Record motor car regl^ trat2 ^ als, will be accepted.’’
carbine is too light a w eapon
m
onths
visit
at
the
homes
of
fee’s and stand a good chance to
p^mera! services were held marked the first half of this year
for big game. T he G arapd and
periods
friends
and
relatives
in
the
mid-
«rain one In Oregon, they see the ^Y^dav from the Baptist church in Oregon. 43,000 vehicles were
»
a
1 r nf
Johnson are the only clip-fed
Calif.
•’ weather vane pointing
p £ valley with Rev. 'How- licensed with fees adding to 314
temporary duty are not charge- west and Los Angeles, Calif.
r ^ R ^ L o tu r e of at least one seat l l 1GSchiU1iUr giving the sermon, million, it has been announced abie a8 leave or furlough, rtor are
Mr and Mrs - James 0 ^ eai a
The graduating class of 1932 sem t.autom atic rifles ava11® ^ ’
o? Andrew Jack-
t ’ th e
L O .O .F . b y Robert S. Farrell Jr., Seere- stck «,nva.e5 ? nt or rehabilita- are moving I n t o n e Mrs E. A. of the Grass Valley high school ftnd at rap id fire they are dlffl-
for the disciples 01 Aiwrew
Interment
held its reunion at the I.O O F. cuR tt> control. Sportsm en should
tary of State.
tion leave, but ‘ delay en route Medler Mouse, soon.
son. The Bald crystal gazers
metery there
•The number of vehicles has w m be, the instructions indicate.
Ann Clothier of Portland visit- ball Sunday, August 18. A pot rem em ber th at these guns can
■•pooh-pooh” the silly
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a man two miles away. The
swelled seven per cent over last
In addition to the pay the vet- ed friends in Wasco over the juck dinner was served at 3 o’clo-
three seats
seats in Cal-
COP -Aininir
gaining three
_
ck after which a program was uge of 22 caliber rimfine shells
year. The great bulk—336,000— eran w m receive in his last pay weekend.
sixteen in
in .g alR0
also prohibited
prohibited tor
for h nu
u nting
are passenger cars, with trucks grade before discharge, he’ll get
G r . of enjoyed. There were sixteen
and light
deliveries totaling 70 cents subsistence for each day
.
s ,mdav to the class those Present w ere Or" anv game birds, deer or elk.
3,000 were ™ pnu8ed leave. Also, those in p° rtla(^ .
^ F i e M s . vllle Ruggles, W illard B arnett,
Th8e use of
r rifles
l f l - and of
90,000 - Of the rest
ember.
100 busses. the top three pay grades who at^ n<
Horhert Kenyon Glenn Perry, Don Smith, Pauline ghot guns larger than ten gauge
motorcycles and 1300
sure.
party
is prohibited for hun
h unting game
dependents will
Mrs John Rust gave a
Every classification s h o w e d ’had
had dependents
win receive
rev».,» an
...
p an New York are victim?
visiting Ixigan of Oakland, California, Ev- lg
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additional
$1.25
a
day
for
quar-
of
Perry.,
Ne
,
«y
s„.
—
r
„
,
7,"
elyn
Peters,
E
thel
Alley,
Maxine
b
irds.
In
addition,
shot } guns
u m tu th ere hasn’t been too Sunday evening in honor of her galng
ters
In
the
arm
y
.a
n
d
m
arines
at
the^hom
e
of
r
£
.
Baker
of
Antelope,
Helen
Olds,
t
not
be
capable
of ^ lding
h
h l lei tv on the subject of daughter,. Geraldine, who celebra- —,—
S s ' Includes m ister, tech and thur Sargent. Mrs Kenyon, who Pearl and Cynthia Bell and all ;™ )re than three shells. BB s z e
much
publicity
on uie
j
as vet the Drys are ted her 13th birthday annlver-
staff sargeants. In th e navy and was a
oi ‘ .
their families. Those of the class ghot ig the largest allowed fo
prohibition
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d bounds sary. Those present were Mr and I
F x a illin C r
rvvn s X
<* u n t i e s Mrs H. O. Dugger, Mr and Mrs L lC C IlS e EX 3 Hl ID Cr
coast guard It m eans chief, and
Is^ .
c i | ier. who w ere u n a W e J o ^ b e ^ p re s e n t hunting waterfovd -
____ Dale Baker of Portland, ” shot Kuns loaded with bird or
th ^ n a tlo n have the Bud Brinkert, Robert Kerrell, -
.
Mr and Mrs L. E. Kaseberg
K ase.^rg were
Qf SpoRane w „
Sho^g
hunt
i vntmc w et or dry on th* Judy Sihith, Babara Alley, Karen C o D llD g U itC I lC r
Tuesday
for
a
and children left 3 “ csd“y
Clayton V intin of Los Angeles, w game
Elk gun regulations
Of VOUUK
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fbvWard
»»Itot this Nov^ ‘^ ; o!nhelld Tn K p‘fc OeneKS u m m e X w darrlved
Better driver’s license service
M a c F u i& n e
vacation In Portland and the Ore- Cgllforn|a
Ze]|a McKInney . of raSu |re th a t rifles must be .30
^ e ^ n t c X J e i g h t Saw rday’ from FV>rt Lewis V for residents of Moro and vscsnlty
" " m I s T Vivian Trounce of Moro
and M ar.etta Beeler of
or ¿ a rg e r, or m £ t use
Secretary
manyoounti« w ^ t 'd r ^ and drys spend a ten day furlough with has been slated by
Robert S. Farrell Jr.
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are c S S n mTny
wUl^foh his mother, Mrs A.
new
^ ^ e£ argent.
J n tM
an phw
■ p - y rl and
Bel)
^ read
IQ Mrs jonn
exami.n^
2 ^
The congregation of the Moro Mrs M Arthur
the read
c,asF thV
win ! was
pounds of
toir '« lit this fall. Few people
Mr and Mrs John Engstrom
liftlize that out of the had as their guests several days
the co'^rt ™
second Community church voted to call
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Edwards bv Evelyn Peters, Mrs Lucy Rug- yardg range.
seem to realize u
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■- * her
______10
»• m.
3 p. m. “J
every
- -
United
week
nephew
and to wife,
? ’. ” seconu
Rey. James K. - --
MscFarlane
to arr'iVed Sunday night from Salem gles of Moro was present. She
3070 counties In the ilch
v n l s . Mr and Mra Johnson from Astor-
p ri^ m m th lv the Mòro pulfct at Its meeting for a visit with Itev and Mrs F. was the flrst grade teacher when
states 952 are dry,» which
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12. There was form er^ monthly
’considered certain L Cannell before moving to Don Smith, Evelyn Peters, Ethel TWO FINED
than 25 percent1 and well ja
occa-
lumen
, only'
of"a U taT ta will aeaept and h .-is ex- Gresham where Mr Edwar.ls Alley. Helen Olds and Maxine Justice; Waltan_ has tau
¿
m
s
s Dalles —
" t ± m UV ? m ™ « U - pected to come hare In October wln tcach .„ t h e high school
Clyde Smith Buried
To Ordinary Guns
1932 Graduates
Gather Again
¿E U Sï
m
b
Gras» Valley Party
è T
« « Honors Junior Miss
Chosen To Preach B H H I ■
^ eT in’X e-fi
keep A M »
lh e x, _
F
the state.
aon jn p iorence> Wisconsin to friends In, Portland.
believe it is high time for
tion.
Je rry B arnett Mr and Mrs W alt
move to Oregon before he can be
w ets to take stock of the
Mrs T
Rolfe and Ker house
jerry na
James B. Adams is here from settled here.
Blau and Helen, and Mr and Mrs
trend—or else. If old John
be burled g ^ t s , Mr and Mrs Emmett
^ ¿ 1 0 Ma
^ O n u ^ for a S w days, going
Mr snd Mrs Sam Farr. wen. Kenneth Blau returned Thursday
r
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Bx
grh ter Mr and M rs C har' i : pr"
.
e from
FYancl8'
^ M
r s T n
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flew Tuesday
w ere sung anu tne alter- p a r r y
_
noon spent visiting and talking ,paid a $25.00 fine for speed g
over old school days, everyone |8fter being hailed
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good time and plans ¿nd Leo Matthew of DTRter. Ore-
having a
«..«»
- <•—-
,
after being
made to meet again In six years, gon dropped
w ^ w , ', ^
^ t j a s
in hoped that all the class would be tion of the basic rule by Sheriff
present.
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