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■ z ' . é I. PACK B rV M H n iM A N C O U N T ! JOURNAL, nLf v "" ' MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER A, J 91« 1 Moro, Pr e g i Editor Giles 1*. French _ _ ___ * cb. « Dwtwr M ihe at M or*. Orwsr n «»»¿*r A « of . land were weekend kuw ts of the S cientific Research Looks fo r C u re The aekt few years may be the m ost dangerous fo r big tak rises, if the experience of W orld WJar I is to be followed again. DOUBLE OR NOTHING I O il Funs OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance g » nn ONE Y E A R ____ ------ DECEMBER IMS P k lC E LKYKL r ’ j J Mr and Mrs E. P. Rich and L sons, Jack and Dean, »¡lent • Thanksgiving at the home of the , Jf latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs Hill at Yakima, Washington Raymond Crews motored t o ¿Portland Friday and was accom- ~Spanied home by his brother and . sister In laW, Mr and Mrs Marion Crews of Salem, w ho spent the weekend in Wasco and Grass Val ley. Thanksgiving dinner guests at * f ZcUrtg Chandler Photo) the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Tuberculosis has resisted efforts of scientists to find a drug which Morehouse were Mr and Mrs Max will cure tuberculosis, but the scientists refuse to be discouraged. "Williams, Mrs Mamie Elliot and Medical research hopes one day to conquer Jthis deadly disease. Christ daughter Mrs Eula Tuck. mas Seal funds help finance medical research. ’ * r * ' V • , . Thanksgiving guests at the hom e of M rs J. P. Yates w ere Mr D inner guestg T hanksgiving a t and Mrg j T Johnson, th e home of Mg , and Mrs P . G . Mre B ertha Moon of The Dalles O’Meara w ere Mr and Mrs Steph- epent the w eekend w ith h e r son cn O’Meara, <Mr and Mrs Jam es and dau g h ter in law, M r and O'Meara, Micky and Jim m y, George Moon. R ichard and P atty O’Meara, Clem H ouseguests of Mrs A nna Lee and Pete Welk* are her brother, M ark M ainer, and Mrs E sth er S tanley was called „ sist?r, „ Mrs H anna H enrichs of to The Dalles hospital to see her Id ah o ’ „ „ ..... . , , , niece, Mrs R uth Berger, who was Mr and Mrs Dale M cLaughlin O. G. H ilderbrand was operated h u rt in an au to accident. T hanksgiving guests df Mr on in The Dalles hospital Monday.. - 5 nanKag ivl ng gue»« Mrs Marie B arnett fcooper re- T hanksgiving dinner guests a t ^ ” d M n Farrell FTpcn « turn ed from the Dalles hospital the home of M r and Mrs F. M. P®**®8- P o r tla n d a fter spending several m onths Crews w ere Raym ond Crewd and Iiene and Billy > there. son. Donnie of Bombay. India. M r w ere T hanksgiving guests In W as- 0 . G. Hilderbrand Has Operation In The Dalles ¿’.T; C H U R C H t Moro Community 4 hurtfi Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Church Services 11:00 a. m. Wasco Methodist Church Sunday School a t 10:00 a. m. M orning W orship at 11.00 a. m * F. L. Cannell, p a s ty . Christian Science Society Subject of C hristian Science Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. -M. “God the Only Cause and Craqjdg**> Wednesday m eetings y; first and third Wednesdays of each month include testimonials of healing. The reading room In the rear of the church contains all authorl» ed Christian Science literature which may be borrowed or pur chased. WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST 10 a. m. C hurch Bible’ School W. D. Watkins, Supt ' 11 a. m. Divine Morning Worship T h e message: “The D iving Foundation ,Take Heed How You Build Thereon” F. Claude Stephens, Minister —— I T ’ S E A S Y TO ELY by L U S C O M Ê I first la A l l - M f T A l p e n o n o l p lanar Z ^ e ^ t ^ T h T ^ R e t social held at. the ^ in c r e a s e d 'expenditures b y oth- P S h e ™ ^ 'c o u n ty has gotten out of debt and the sU te is approach- m J th a t happy state. School dis- ShCTTnan are all paid out 1 onp and the cities are S U th eir bond issues with pase All these governm ental ag- ancles have U ken advanU ges of Knominv tim es to get o u t from un- 5 2 ^ ? l^ d th a T th e post-war £ o d of th e early tw enties left aury $94.30. H om er Belshee did th e honors as auctioneer. The program was exceptionally good. Judge J. T W halley and wife dibve up from Portland last Sun- day to v isit th eir p a r r i e d daugh- ters at Moro. L. W. Amick retu rn ed hom e from Missouri S aturday m orning m ore satisfied than ever w ith ^ ¿ y o u n g son of Mr and M rs nrp cheap now. y tnnlf 614 875 bushels ™ u s e . Thte Um bels w ^ l d do the ft i S V S K of the crop in Fred Lucas of Lexington, who was reported to be sick last week at W aico w hile visiting relatives du rin g Thanksgiving, died last F riday of w hat w as thought to be P r^ «nmp 4 percent Infantile paralysis. . ts The report prin ted belotf shows U nde.r ™ p r agreem ent - to th a t all tw enty-four schools in the «enerally A lr e a d y the county rank high in attendance, added expenditures A irw ay v«w ............................1Q0 1930; this voter, have approvcrf ^ * u ^ — ............................... 97 5 run over Into E m igrant S p r i n g s ............... for year» ___ a u a rte r or a tirinl of the «hop 1» needed for tax Gorman 96« 97.1 93.3 X ®^us BARNETT AIR SERVICE WAStl! AIRPORT IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES ON COMMONWEALTH SKYRANGERS’ A LUSCOMBE ‘SILUAIRE8’ Flying Suits - Goodyear tiree Kollsmen In stru m e n ts • • P a rts A Accessories ‘ Phone W asco 281 or 351 . ' Sunset Motor Co. CHEVROLET The Dalles 0LD3M0BILE Oregon CADILLAC M A K E E V E R Y M IL E CO U N T RECAPPING SV S P E C IA L IS T ^ f«c C e r t i f i c a t e Required _ Lale»t F a cto ry M ethod» For Eligible C ar Owner» U.S. ROYAL OE LUXE . In Other Days S w ilt e m e S SUntey A n der»n . Claude John w m a n H w ildebrand ^ P h yllis and Medler of Corvallis. _ f » m ‘e S ‘d ^ S in . e Mr and Mrs Chester Coats and son, Tom, left Wednesday for Dayton; Wn.Tto the Thanks giving weekend. They were ac companied to Portland by Mrs Iiene Callaway and son, Larry, and Miss Clair BaH, who spent the weekend with Mrs Callaway’s parents, Mr and Mrs William Carl eton. Every paper carries notice of strikes or petitions for Increases nlnmHprK. in pay. PumontorQ C arpenters, plum bers, bricklayers and workm en of th a t group are now getting into the two dollar an hour class. If this goes on we will have a new price scale th at will be dou- ----------- Ì_*UoC Izwl FwfnrP before one rxtxkimi th at prevailed ble À the the w ar A m an needn’t be too old to rem em ber the excitem ent caused w hen H enry Forjl guar anteed his w orkm en $5.00 per day. T hat was about when a 14 hour a day forker could get th at sum for a few weeks in harvest. Then some men began to get a TYRANNY OF THE MACHINE dollar an hour for labor. I^b o r, naturally, w asn’t the The stories of the adept orien only thing th at w ent up M anu tals whose use of the aljacus factured goods are much higher, . was proven superior to th at of although ---------. . . not — probably . . as high Am ericans using a m odem add- as labor peroentage wise. Farm in^ machine are lessons of value, products are up, but the price of We Am ericans have always**oeen agricultural products depends on gadgeteers. A new spring knife, . The womens society of Chris- and Mrs M arion Crew s\>f Salem, *co; p a™ t t and m arket so th eir prices may not an «haver, alm ost any tian service of the M ethodist Mr and Mrs Bruce Hull and Mrs M r “ " d Mrs O B arnett and rem ain high in the new « price new d jngUS delights us like beads church will sponsor a bazaar in Abbey Hull of T he Dalles, and e rry , p n r tb n d «Saturday scale. * - attracted the aborigine Perhaps -th e basem ent of the church Sat- M r and Mrs Dell Olds of G rass retu rn ed from Portland Saturday. E ventually much the same it comes from our Yankee ances urday, December 14. A sale of Valley. _ D inner guests T hanksgiving a t balance betw een the different tors. fancy work will be held at 2:30 Mrs K atherine Sonnenberg lhe home of Mr and Mrs W. R. sections of our economy will be riWM<IMiy _ -------- Probably there are hours and in the afternoon, followed by a spent T hanksgiving w ith her dau Reid w ere Mr and ---- -- * Mrs -------- Bill Reid reached, w ith some exceptions of labor w asted m aking ma din n er at 0:30. g h ter in Portland. of Portland, Mr and Mrs H ow ard depending on new m ethods th a t cbines run to do a job when a , . . ' , / Mrs I,eon Sm ith and infant son Conlee and Mr and Mrs Swagg- may perm it lower com parative w ey applied elbow giease T hanksgiving «lay dinner guests relu rn ed from th e hospital Fri(lay. a(1 Q, Eugene . for- ^.O ^-oujd quick prices or changes th at m ake ior uld do it m uch quicker and at the home of Mrs I.ydia Darby wi Mr uii am , Mrg B)au of Among t hose attending the E lks higher prices. The changing is w lth ag much physical ease, al- w ere . Mr .. and .. Mrs — K enneth Ferg- Portland P ortland spent the weekend 'a t Thanksgiving dinner and dance the painful process. though not the spiritual elation — ,,<inn a n r v ’ S Sa a l l v a a” n d d T Ju n d d v y » M Mr r . us° n< R’ Nan<^ the home of th eir son and daugh- w ere Mr and Mrs Francis W atkins t<>r in Mra K Kpnnptb ere and m M rs E v e rett W atkins, Mr This raise In the prices lev e ,.th a t comes from having it done and Mrs W ayne Darby, Joanne te r in . law, Mr Mr and. Mrs enneth w Mr has nothing to do w ith th e in- m achinery. Autom atic, how and Jim m y of Portland, Mr and Blau. ; and M rs A lbert Kaseberg, Mr and M rs C. W. Sm ith of Moro and Mr crease in the standard of living, wonderful! Mrs Aodrew Shearer and grand- M rs Pete Macnab,. Mr and Mrs It brings no beneficial effect to i^ g a r I^ee M asters told of one and Mrs George H arris. son, Bill, spent the weekend w ith j Ohn Foss, Mrs George M attson, Mr and Mrs Law rence E dw apls Mr Shearer w here he is employed and Mrs Ida Gerlock. a family to pav 70 cents for 35 inventor w ho sp en t his life w ere - T hanksgiving at the F ort of The Dalles. cent beef, pay $60 for a $30 su it g athering m achinery and m aking of Gresham - o r double the price of a car,even run onjy to philosophize that*®11®®*8 at the hom e of Mrs Ed- Mr and Mrs IRhilllp O’Meara —Buy Okristmas B«ii>— if ' the Income is double. T he m an had evoived through much w ards parents, Rev ahd M rs F. L. spent ThanksgtVng w ith the GAS“ AND OIL > governm ent m ight Juat as well the sam e process, when all he Gannell. la tte r’s sister. brother in law,' Tires-Accessories p rin t a two as a one on th e del- had to w as to provide h i m s e l f ------------------------------------------------- Mr and Mrs Robert Booth of lar bills to achieve th a t so rt of wJth food and Nothing. W hich K ent ___ __ ___ _______ _ 92 4 Portland. Mrs A. M. H uekin m otored to R . H. McKEAN and SON inflation. ■' m ay be a t m ost V of * th e onvcuvi S hearer’s * _____ _____ - - 94.6 Tiauun. w to W n say a y th mov 95.0 The Dalles Saturday and was an The clthsen gets nicked on his Qjmgs we busy ourselves about DeMoss IN S U R A N C E 100 overnight guest at the home of taxpaying because hia exem pt^® are unnecessary. G ordon R idge is going down Instead of up. Un- And m achines are ty ran ts. E rskine ------- 98.0 Mrs Guy Pound, Sunday they a t Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel less he is in position to boost rp^gy m u st be fed raw m aterial Moro ______ 92.3 tended the Ice Cycles of 1946 in Farm Implementa, Bags, Twine his income he suffers during the and fin i8bed goods m ust be tak- M onkland _ — __ __ 93.7 the Portland Arena BARBED W IR E -G O O D POSTS PHONES delay. ' * en away, piled, packed, shipped, H arm ony -------- -------- — 96.0 Among those in The Dalles F ri Office Residence If prices go up to fast billed. One would think the law Fairview _____ -------- 93.3 day and Saturday w ere Mr and Feedstore certain ty th a t there will he a of dim inishing retu rn s would Boardman -------- ---------- --- 182 96.4 E arl Fields and daughter. Gladys, _ aaiV¥ 162 163 depreeaion to drop them again- catch up w ith our m achinery Grass Valley -------- -------- 96.3 Mona Kaseberg, Mr and Mrs Leon- WASCO OREGON So far. there ten t m uch evidence some day. This inventing ma- Rutledge -------- _______ r __. 94.2 ard Lutje, Mr Jnd Mrs A. H. Mc ------- has of a t fo r nearly w everyone has chlneg to Chapter No. 78, O E-.*\ ui th uaov t «, viixiivB w dQ tb e .w o rk so we can L ib e rty , ---------- -------- .. - - - 100 in ty re and daughters, Mr ana In and BetMehera Meets Every Second ant been ° on the band wagon so u n far til __ out and U ke enou*h been n lHr w n hlgUn -------------------------7 Mrs John Royse, Mrs W ilm a Fourth Thursday« n eaet the economic ^ lan^ ® to be Wilcox -------- - - - - - — - 97.7 Wilde, Mrg tne ----- --- oe healthy neaitnv would wouiu sound b u u iiu foolish iv Mrs A. A. M, Huckin, H uckin, , Mrs Mrs Month. Visiting Member«« 98.0 K londike off. N either labor, manu ac JL anyone b u t an Am erican Belle Clothier, Mrs Ted E verett, Invited— Moro. Oregon 94 1 or agriculture has failed to Now comes some lim ber fin- Rosebush Raymond Crews, Mrs A nay Snear- Helen Ruggles, W. M. B u c k le y ................................... 97.0 raise and we can go on q gered Japanese and Chinese lads er and Billy, M rs'^adie Rich, Mrs Edna M elzer,- Secretary » w ith - a small fram - e w ith w ires Dobie Point — ----------- — 100 a w ays if all go together E. P. Rich, W. R ^R eid, M rs Ja m t.O.O.F. ___________ es O’Meara. Mrs Stephen O’Meara, Moro Lodge No. US, and woodenJ * adfi' “" d WASHINGTON NEW S 1P „ W waiver, lu n .,« , Fi . Medler, Mrs . a,}dn n3? of our m ost intricate gadgets ( ........ onr TAXES GOING UP AGAIN?. alter Medler, < n u flm ifd M arion Medler,’ sfcu Pal Wallace, J ® ¡-U.U.r, expensive piece look like an expensi “ ~ * ot _ It was was shortly after the last at least n A Milder. Transient am «hom y aive. boondoggling. W e’ve done so his advisers know, or _ _ i»u Mr and Mrs O.»v- H ilder hrmthen are riiifcng brothers w ar th a t property taxes w ere the Qut Qf worR fee , sure> th at the Republican b “and ci>r<ii»lty invited highest in Sherman iounty^ in nttJe bfow n and y e ,low Congress w m defeat all such leg- Mr an(J Mrg R ^ r t Bish> Hen- to meet with us. 1921 the total tax bill was . brothers m ake ft seem such a long telation, hence the GOP will have Ricbelderfer a n d ; Miss Jean Ernest Houeton N. G. 104 and of this aum $123, way tow ard a com paratively to take the blame. W hen 1948 ¡^aqg motored to Portland and at- A. R- Kessinger, Secretary for the state and elem entary rolls aroundt continues our prog- tended the footbalj game Saturday school fund. ' ____ r would w ouia be oe funny iunuy if we w ere nosticator, the Democratic nom- Eureka Lodge No. 121 A.F.& A.At inee — for « president, ever Mr ----- and — Mrs E verett, W atkins Local and state prope y Chinese or Japanese, u b u t . w w e’re v .c ----- ------------ - whom ----------- — -j- Meets on the 1st a^d g u y e d over $300,000 nearly every fQr us tQ feeJ he m ay wi}|_ able to pQin t w ere bosts to a got-luck JThanks- 3rd Thursday evening« • Jbolbh. to m anY Pieces of liberal legisla- giving dinner hortering Mr Ever- .of each month- Visiting year until 1931 and th ey dropped : members are cordially nothing for one period tion which w ere defeated by the et W atkin’s sistefc. Mrs M attson down to -------- ------ _ .u ... are nn «"■ ■ __ -1 «»«n lLr they and aunt, X Mrs Av«« J l3a fjff Gerlock •• 1/AZ* I a of invited to meet with us Republicans and naturally, in 1941- Now they on thpir their LeRoy W right, W. M. will have a lot of explaining to Modesto, California. • T hose' pre- way up again, th e county roll be do. The Republicans will not be sent were Mr .apd Mrs Francis H. B. Pinkerton, Secretary ing $191,000 thia year w ithout any state or elem entary school. These nearly as popular in 1948 as they W atkins, Phyllis and Shirlcnr, Mr — Rebekah- Lodge are now. continues this lawmak- and M rs John Foss and Sandra, 2nd and 4th item s arc being U ken cpre of by t h e income Ux, which also has a From the O bserver l>ec. 9 er, and he fu rth e r predicts they Mr and Mrs A lbert Kaseberg, T ^gdaya of each surplus to be sent to the counties Mr and Mrs R obert J will have a real battle on th eir Mr and Mr» Pete Macnab, Mr roonth. V iaitng mem- “ “ , , and two children w ere visitors hands to keep control of th e and Mrs Paulen Kaseberg and ,bera welcome. ° D uring the last twelve o r four- here last w eekend from Grand- Congress and elect a president, children and Roy. W atkins? *^L. McLachlan NG teen y « r s the tendency has been view, Oregon to m eet a b ro th er although it certainly doesn’t Among those attending college Florence Johnston. 3< f n r federal taxes to raise and aU te George Jordon and wife, who are look th at way now.” Mr and Mrs Bill Reid_of P o r t- 4 ________________ In d ^ S ^ to ^ reduced, visiting here from Moscow, Idaho The tn d to th a t trend may be In and whom they had not seen In i - — Mr Mrs E. D. McKee were Mrs Guy Drilllof- S»'™ Thanksgiving guests of her ris- ers on Mr and Mss F, ter and brother in law, Mr and Stephens at Wasco. Mrs George Van Gaastoeck. / of March ». 1ST*. The press has informed us th at it will require a ¡dime to s ta rt the m usic rolling out of the ju k e box hereafter. A fter long w aiting it now de velops that Uncle E ph was right and th at there is a silver lin in r in each icloud, and the guy that w rote about com pensation had his hat on straig h t after all. If perm issible we’ll tak e all o u r in flation on the juke box and If it takes a dollar from th e sleek haired Johnny to s ta r t the saxa- phones m oaning inside th at light- ed den of cacophony, it’s okay by us. J ü s t how am usem ent house op erators and restau ran ters fell to thinking th a t the normal hum an iiavc m usic to ~ eat by has ..... had to have befn )osl R probab|y cam e from .... . .. . _«_____ pome glib talking salesm an. Most ug prefer d jne jn quiet Money being w hat J t is, there mav n0 im m ediate effect. Some y0^ th who desires a few m inutes of m uslcal CAVUCn.cut excitem ent will prob- or musical ... a TV... «I e as _ ably out w ith dim quickly as he did w ith a nickel, n h ex <»vtra navment But the tra paym ent to to Petrillo Petrillo wuj ieu in vii_ ere will ...... will tell in tim e and th occasional quietness, so we can hear w aitress ra ttle the dishes a . That sounds better form er, parents. Mr and H rs W. = Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs w h o h o m e for The W R om where I s i t ... Ay J<ie M arsh How to Stop Worrying I guess folks in our town do about as much worrying as in yours—over housing and prices, and crops, and jobs—and the little domestic prob lems that are always coming up. Dad Hoskins, who’s lived to the happy age of eighty, has a simple formula for stopping worry. About every problem, he asks himself: Is there anything I can do about it? If there is, he never postpones making a decision, or taking neces sary action. If there isn’t anything he can do about it, he seta aside a “worrying hour"* after dinner, and get« his worrying over in one concentrated period. When that’s over, he relaxes over a friendly glass sf beer with Ma Hoskins—and they talk about pleasant things together, until bed- time. ' ' A \ From where I sit, that’s as work able a formula as you could find,« . right down to the mellow glass of beer that seems to wink away jour worries. The Tire W ith Reserve Strength Built Ir SE$ US T O D A Y SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY LET NO SHADOW DARKEN YOUR DOOR The possession of an overcoat or a sack full of groceries is usually proof of complete ownership. Such is not the case with land. Because of its immobility and permanence, a s , well as its variety of uses, land is peculiarly liable to complications and dispute. A Commonwealth Insured Title protects your property against unsatisfied claims which often lurk among the mort gages, transfers, liens and other other legal com plications through which your property may have passed under former Every Commonwealth policy is guaranteed by funds depos ited with the State of Oregon. When yon buy, be sure’ydor property has this protection. SHERMAN C O U N TY ABSTRACT C O M P A N Y Moro CepyrigAf, 1946, United States B r
