Sherman County journal., December 13, 1946, Image 1

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tax Study Group i-ocaf
Satketexr» Wheat League
Report. To State i T f " “ 1 Pr°gram R««»?
Season Schedule
,
local basketball team will I Of WlOIMlíiy
On New Revenue go The
to Hood River Saturday night
M oto Women
Prepaying Party
For Christmas
co/um n o f new»
About Government,
Politics and People
w ith im peciai em ph atis
on the Northwest
T he Moro W om an’s club will
em ber 20 beginning at 2 p. m.
hold its annual Christm as party
sharp. Mrs W. D. W allan, Mrs
Robert May and Mrs E dith B ur­
net are program directors. It is
to be a w hite elephant party and
each one is asked to bring some
th in g th a t is useless to them
although perhaps valuable . tp
another. These will be exchanged
In addition a silver show er will
g ^ e n for the Children’s F arm
hom e and gifts for /Doernbecner
hospital.
«
,
, - Ad are invited, not ju st <at»
members. .
,
At the last meeting, held Dec-
ember 8, Mrs A. H. Barnum pre-
^ „ t e d the program during winch
Mrg Collls Moore gave a book
rey|ew and Florence G entry play-
two piano num bers.
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.. of . w ork
, 7 to play th
The program for
A fter « year and a . half
the Q /tret
first and
and second
second
O n the
goa m
: y eeting
n ie a t
the Interim committee charged teams of the high school 1
_ League which m e t s a t LaG rande
with studying Oregon’s la x ays- M llwaukl«ihas‘ canc± ^ “ 8 **
next Monday, T uesday and Wed-
tatn an d recom m ending changes giving Moro the °P P °rt
£
e™n gam X th“
er Z b X work- of Previous y - r s . a lt h o u ^ U r e
general, Oregon has a sound ta x ed out by Coach Ferguson. U gives
are to m eet a t ten
.system , 2) an equitable and sound 22 games to the local team an
Mondav m orning and will
¿ l i t system • should be flexible Insures th a t th e b o y s will be busy “ c' ^ ka„MX yday X
e a t i n g to
r enough to provide required re- until late in February.
,
tb r<*«nliitinns th a t set
[ venue un d er differing economic - Friday they go to Fossil, &>tur- p *•*»*
league a fte r ap-
condltlons and provide fo r fair day to Hood River, next Tues- ‘Im p o licy »’ ^ e V r o g u e . a fte r ap-
distribution,
31 s ta te revenue day the Papooses come here and proval by th e a sse m b ly
should be obtained from sources' the 20th A rington comes to Morp.
T ^ s^
lngr>™ ^ a ^'f ^ S a y
other than property taxes. 4, state Jan u ary 3 Golden.lale comes to up th e m eeting tim e of Tuesday
thbe .^ president » w one family . ; „
and local tax pystem s should lie Moro, Ja n u a ry 7, the team goes am
ne. y
, • Wea.
”
to
Wasco
Jan
u ary y 10, . W hite Hood
Sal- banquet
being P an
event o f W
center, president sf the Federal BepSTVS
oBrt* rn-«rdinntpd
coordinated.
to
w
asco
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h
ii
conf ratal* Mena to his two sens whs also held **«resMc*t title*
Many com parisons w ere made mcri there. J
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Ofc.
J » e . H. Caw J r , let», roewWy ««a W -W jl ¡ a p a M d r t * W «b-
g
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round
as
hire;
Ja
n
u
ary
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A
riington
there;
gontan.
will
speak
a
t
the^banquet
lngton and Jeflerssn college, and Ererett. If, ©MdC *tgpt» Is presi-
dru< .( Coly.tr odronM y. r r o r t f a t
e W * a < toe “ »to
gon s U x system was eouna,
Tanuarv 25 K lickitat there; Janu- relating some of his experiences
one of the principal reasons
for Ja n u ary 25 KU
E ebruarv 4 and observations during his re-
speakers ». the lastsHsttea MraroMy ef
heeihisr.
the com m ittee was th a t m any 8^ “ F ^
; X u a r y 5 KUck- cent trip to Europe.
thought Oregon t>eh|nd other J *
F ebruary 7 M adras
O ther speakers on th e two day
states in taxatton m ethods
“ ‘re Eeb ru ? ry ¡7 Goldendale program will be Fred E nterm ile
'" i
5 if
Three m ajor precepts of the
• F c,)ruarv , 2 M aupin there; of USDA In W ashington D. C.
who
wilt
be
rank t *
now long established Model Tax ., , ’
, , Marfraa here; Fcbru- who will speak on "International
Joe Martin a t M assachusetts. Still
- pJ
m . , are
_ endorsed: 1)
1, "every per- ^ ^ ^ h e r e ; F ebruary 22 W heat Agreem ents and Situation"
Plan
another tussle going on, is the I
son having taxable ability should ¡’’J
*boro
Judge Ivan M errick of Pasco,
pay 8ome
some sort
sort 01
of U1ICVI
direct personal The Dalles there.
controversy
0 o n tro v n » j over hundred
----------- . or W so
illiam C. Schilling is tearing
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W ~ ~
pay
who will discuss “W heat F reight
|obe around the state capno
the house on the w j
Jlm Tate a n d h ls father, W. A. tax, 2) tangible property should be
Rate Situation.”
RaaiLrlfnfF
f lic h . WCfC
o r v .ifh u /o c t n f t o w n . / b I I O v I “
t a v a d Kxz tbiax 11 t r i a d In t i n n In w h i c h
building,
which
were
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. t fOFUWrly
now M artin place southw
est of town. A b h w v , «
Ta'ti <rf_The DalU» are In Portland taxed
by the jurisd ictio n in which
I •
T n
W illard
Crawford, executive
held by Democrats, b u t from now
l>aKKes from the scene one
_ thPdw ith of David E. on buslneoa Mra W. A Tate is it is located, 3) business carried
secretary
of
the N orthw est Crop
on M W h job. m u « have
™ “ e ^ s t o r i c a l buildings of the
, r i s X T t h h « fcughter-inlaw on for p ro fit' tn any locality
,
Im provem ent Ass’n will talk In
<;op
r “
com m unity as at least a p a rt
hOsplU l in Colfax, W ashington Mrs Jim Tate
they are should be taxed -for the benefits
“W hat Millers W an t”; H erbert
the naBfc- tw o years.
, building was the hom estead .
1,.-.^ y,« u r a irm in Moor> aw av
-R*- - -
It receives.
.1
v / n 11s non West, form er secretary of the In-
A> to be ««pectod,
' cabin of one 0. E. beet, who was w as r
e
had hlg j^wer teeth
S aturday shopper« In The Dal-
There are 26 specific recommen-
E arly construction of a 115
rjm
piie W aterw
v ays
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115,000 ian(J E
m plre
Ass’n
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" ¿ s i two or Three a firet selt,er along Barnum can' remOved recently and h ad suffer 1« were M r«dd Mrs Mack M<s dations, of which th e report says, volt transm ission Une
™ e wlu talk on developm ent of the
men,
yOn.
. ,
ed several attack s of l l n e a s ^
F. Kuypera, “although representing the optn- Dalles, Oregon to Go,d^ tla’^
encompassed in the Colum-
« n d ld a je s for some
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wag g brother ¡n law
thought w ere
indigestion Mrs Altir
Mid daughters ion of the m ajority of the commis- W ashington to serve the K l^kl-
Of J. B. Mowry, and came here in
” ^ n ^ l T ^ i n D ^ lto w d Darien., Mr and Mrs , ton, did not all receive unanl- U t County Public U tility district
basin.
Gus Geisler, head of the Crop
nf thp freshm en law-
' early 80s about the-sam e * ^ ^ X t o ^ d V a g n o f ^ ^ e ^ l l n e ^ W . T M^nato.’ Mr and Mrs Don approval.” There w as lengthy* de- was assured today as a result of
Gus
at W ashing-
men.
told Ume _as the Mowrys. £ e t t o o k .
and p u t hl
te M te U b . M r .n d Mm D .J. Herih, hate on m any of them and some fin al, approval of «
h
e
w spoak on
commission m em bers do* not Bonneville Pow er A dm inistrator
¿ . R. Jackm an, 06C,
tobe to hom estead Just up p ie canyom
hospltai, w here he was doing and Clifford T lllliB r
Z H L ^ rtP n d s All such He became justice of the peace
Mr and Mr, d . p . W illiams agree w ith m ore than half the Paul J. Raver.
have’ for his topic, “Columbia
dish^6Ut
\ or the senior and responsible „ citizen of Jhe M errill O vX o^ and Bob Hoakhv accompwiled by Mr and Mrs B. D. recom m endations.
H. R. Richmond Mid-Columbia ^ * a^ h t e m s ” D^D. Hill, OSC,
the resulv early settlem ent th a t included the
Sunday.
W illiam s and MM. V<dda GuUford
Under the heading of State R(- district m anager f o r t h e a
P
“Resdkrch Outline
<|Plp j g ^ g resmm
. R am um s, Ragsdales, Peeta Cu.
Stephens, who has been 111 made a trip IG~ Portland SMur* venue: 1) the property tax should istration, said he had
~
w w ”
ing
of protest are long and mans, Badgers, DeM oas,
w ith a h eart attack since 1938, Hay returning home Sunday.
he abandoned as a source of word from the adm inistrator th ^l f o , W h e a t ^
of the
lood--
-
-
. - A - J? Moores, banphears, R usts and a
brought
the hoepUa! Turo-
M in e . Phyllis
Ruth Isach- M t t revenue, 2) Income tax BonnevU le. er glnee,rs..
,,ne 8Deolal com m ittee appointed In
^ n October
few others.
1
day jn a serious condition, anti sen and Mtos Vivian Trounce
be amended so th at every gin construction of the new line special c o m m
m1 of the
ir rates in several im ---------- ----------
Mr Stephens was token in to see ^rere T uesday ? evening dinner ^ e w jth tax paying ability would not later than MaV •
«entern- northw est crop will m ake his
p o n u v consum er items, say the
her. As he was being wheeled gue«ts at the Bimto of Mr and pay som ething. 3) a business ex- completion scheduled
P
reDOrt'W ednesday.
Production Admin Istra-
back to his room b e collapsed Mrs r .
Gilford.
else tax of Vi of 1 percent,, 4) her 1, 1947.
anrv<!VS
T h e ' regular com m ittees are
Uon. The report Include« llfh VTI c g u u xw
j
and died, according to tnlorma-
Mr
Mrs W *
Mr. eHmimrte the personal property
Mr
cbX i a m S l by H. R- Wmttier
OOO^OOCka; 8,700,000 passen-
. fr iA A lin o
tion from friends at Pullm an.
Aiu Smith, and Clifford T rum bo offset ln the corporate excise tax were complete a n d tlto t all
c
of Federal Pro-
ger Urea and 1,800,000 truck and {YI|]Cll U A S O im e
___ w as made a business
__ __ ____
___
David Edm und Stephens
trip
to T he. Dal- and provide a flat 6 percent levy, sary m aterlals^w er
*430000 rra m s and I^and Use; H enry Pet-
»-1- - wo.Ktro<rtr>r.
_____i property tuv
ahniilH tho
s ta g e " m th e >4Jo,uuu gram s anu I * " “
.
bu« tire«; 265.000 » “ h 'o f
r aHOllne has been burned at a b o r o ’a t . Malad, Idaho, Mo«
May 1*
15, ’ . ¿ g and . _______
Ooldendale^
W a llin g to n 5) personal
u x shouid
the firs
first t sUge
Chlnew J8 W » 0
” ^ 7 ’, goo’. r
in Oregon so far this 1879 and obU ined his education M onday.
be repealed. 6) miscellaneous Ux- transm ission line
: : 7 ' a'nd’ T ransportation and Ben
000 V ^ u m cleaners and 1,800, record pace*
announced by at U U h A gricultural college and
Mrg Jlm ^ O e r and daughter, es. auch as cigarettes, amuse- sure a Urge ^upply of Golumh
|ras Taxatlon and I.eg.
000 rodDM. .
n o h e rt S Farrell Jr., secreU ry U niversity of California, finish- j e r r y Lou, left Friday m orning m ents license fees on cars, should river P®*® t,I ir , „ i , n. ,o take lalathm
Stlfl- below levels .a r e these
the first ten m onths of the jng the latter school in 1907. He ^or
w here they will * Join be imposed, 7) Increase the u k e
K lick iu t_ PUD plana to take talatlon.
aUend
Items. Reconversion Progress, up
In the tlrst ten
K atherine ImR of Logan. Mr Butler. They wlll m ake their on part-m utual betting from 3 to over all Pacific Pow er 4 L l ^ t
Some M t ^
to the
the eve
eve of
of the
the coal
, Ju
T___
a
msu; ’ • •
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________
5i4 percent,
___ o\
8) tax aint
slot m
machines
arh m es ro
company
m n an v lines ln
in tn
the e county * tor rrom o snerm
n
an _
_ q . at
a » g.45
to
coal strike,
sirix e, was
w as or stave. •
„allons of UUh.
n e « 10,
1906.
» .
there.
rtow n by th e fact th at Industrial year over 316 000.000 g
u u h A grlcultural home
’8
and
“bookies”,
9)
p
u
t
an
addition-
$670,070,
the
Py
__
r,t<rht
bv
train.
Arrange-
The Rufus high school girl’s
November
21 by
night by m
train.
operations as of Novem ber 1st, m otor fuels
toe°Drevi<.us a " college until 1909 w hen he w ent ^ f e y t a i f team “w ere victorious a | io percent U x on.liquor.
November 21
ny a a ' federal
« ’'■“J ju ry Sunday
'n u ?’h ave"bem
ade for them
T e r , 81 percent above the aver- cent Jump
‘he P r e v m u s^
riP
)n Wafihln(!^
.
,n a condem nat.on proceeding.
m e^av^hee
^ je of 1938 and 3 9 .-
tim e h • * > “ * > "
'unsed^ , n D. C. w here he rem ained until >nd the Rufus floor j r ^ y „ ,ght Kduratlonal Equality rged
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t o , meeting, retu rn in g W ednes-
Prospects for m eat supplies ?n ^ o n . ,
estimated to have 1912 w hen he came to S h erm ay
Rflme nlght a game took
U nder State School Aid recom- q i
.1
dav night.
1947 w ere recently m easured by the
g
cars more tha n county to take over the expert- pl>ce betw een the R ufus girls mends; th at “State School aid
the D epartm ent of Agricuture.
miles
m ent statlon h e re *
and R ufus ladle’s tow n team . ghould be used prim arily tor the
chaniko residents at-
N ear record cattle herds are ex- 3,784,000,000
<l2innnnft0 hU He rem ained h e re until A ugust ^
hlgh
gtrjg were also equalization of educational oppor-
S? ,nlnr nlav at M aupin
A r r iflp n H
pected to produce a beef and veal
>Fhe state " etted $14^
’^ this 1938 when he w ent to W ashington vi8ltonj ln
^ m e . T he R ufus ^ ¡n itie8 and costs” and asks leg- [en.d ^ r ,t^ v j n ig h tP anK>ng them T r a i t l C A C C J d e n
Suppl^ Of m ore than 70 pounds tax revenue from the sale of t
^ „ j j ^ r betw een soil com
phm
Journey to Mosier telature
specify
foundation U st
nlgh^ SUm Corrlgan, -
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II
w u —f it comes to fighting
a m o n g tt» m r tv e s . the Dem ocrats
have nothlnfg a t all on m e Repub-
Beans. One of the sw eetest battles
of the year 1« now going on be-
tw een diftoreftt «actions of the
Keoubkoan High Command-
A beautiful slug fest Is going
on between certain senators to t
the chairnuebsWp' of several po-
gfflif**» committees- A like
hattle is going on am ong the con-
^ m e n over J h e highly im por
Mb
D. E. Stephens
-«-™* » Old Lee! House
p • D a
C ng KaZCO
Dies Of Heart
A
A f I ßlfaX
RäKu F olti ln
Portland To
Visit Relatives
p
rOWCl Lllie IO
Qo|Jendale Planned
CMtST Mt 5d5fr» C.
fSwta
OvUi»-
Md
n .
Qrefi,on AutOS Bum
□DdOlKO Pl€Wl
per person. Pork o u tp u t-is likely
to be somewhat sm aller than in
1948 because of this years small-
pr pig crop, hu t 1947 spring pig
cron Is expected to the the largest
_«_*L the October nroduction
lincé
production of
194ÎL' *nit D epartm ent of Agricul-
tu re reported th a t pork and beef
prices shoujd decline som ew hat
from present levels when meat
¿ R u c t io n reaches seasonal peaks
fuel.
“N ever before in the history
Qf the sta te have so m any cars
been going so fa r so fast,’ said
FarreU . “W hile the statistics are
alm ost , inrom
incom orehensibly
prehensibly b i g,
g.
t bey* help give some idea of the
gize of the traffic problem,
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C o U I lti^ D S
early this w inter
Money available for flood con- p . L
_ 1«. P o r t l a n d
harbors Pro£
projects
trol rivers and harbors
* |a V i a l l i t I IU 1 V i n a u v
This
m akes a total o
" t i 'X
Increase lifts the
_____
of
-
~
Hicks",
the
‘
guests
servation and the dePa2,mf n t t^J- this com ing Friday nig h t for the
field crf>ps Re returned to the
g ^ ^ u l e d game of this sea-
noFth w est at Pullm an
in the
.
s p rjn g of 1942 and has been a res-
Tom is staying
idenl
th at town since.
Danefl with her bro------
Surviving
a
r
^
his
widow,
tw
o
Dick
W hite w to ho spending
is 111.
sons. E.lm und w ith the USUA *
th is
s
W ashington D C , Tom to
w „ k with Mr and Mrs -Charles
eray, California, two «toughtors. R uyp<H
l i . ’^ i . . 1
M r and Mrs 0 1 « » . U tom pson
Jean (Peterson) of Corvallis and
Mrs G ler“
o i d h hom
o m e e test
last week
Ja n e t (DeGraff) of Portk™* - • r e .t tu o r r ned
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W hile in Moro M r Stephens
dfng a m onth visiting *
ok an interest in com m unity ar- p orlJand and other p arts of “
took
t
fairs being a m em ber of th e
board for years, active in
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tieing for- P
^
‘S m g heromaAnr r a n ^ ^ w R h
hnstesses w ere Mrs May B e ls h e ,
bulletins and had m uch
developm ent
new
mid-Gcflumbla
co o ca Connd.«
(^„pUxitieS
2-4D Held Good
celling, »nn0“ "c**
. pre8lden‘
draw prize going to M rs M ary
T rum an a t th a t itlme.
B arbour and the bridge prizes to
? ,T h e D epartm ent of A griculture
r<? and Mrs Georg. W p p J V i l l p r
b is announced ^ « « n e ^ s t r t o M
Weedkiller
standard8 on w hich to base edu-
cationai training.
z
U nder Local G overnm ent Re-
venu£ recom mends: l))clarify the
nr n lim
m iiau
v ... 0/
six n<™
percent
itation,
2) increase
t O
-
biabw
av funds
to
.n d h ^
3» c ltlls
____
being^M
M rs M aude Gar-
Mrs W * A’ R
’
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rett, Bill G arrett, Mr and M rs Ar-
^ ‘J ' a n d M r and M n, W-
H anks ¡n the cast from Shan-
, t Olonn
E H
•
O|gon, P Kat
at
M
argare
. Don
McCulloch. Bob G arrett and
Increasing * Here
are increas-
Traffic a accidents
«
m ore num erous in rural
ingly
________________
__ according to
areas th an to urban,
compilation
made
sec-
^eom P^
and by
, the bere
SZ
m obtain
o h f Z additional
¡¿dltlonal funds
^ m ¿ th e rs o u rc e a than property
Schm id,
by Sheriff N o r o u n n e l d ^
X
^ s ^ T l n ^ ' S e
back yards In Shaniko
^ \ n 1945 and six to 1946,
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^ " . H ^ - .n d w ine. 5) state th at the com m unity wishi for elec W
W(>
^ ^ X V r o u n t l e s ’ from $10 Irlclty m ay
0, killed to 1 - 6 whereas non,i were
*
• nm rett, accompanied by th eir child-
U nder Tax A dm inistration, pro-
Sh aron and Gene.
vide tor taxation of those who
Relgey Springs has been the
buy governm ent p roperty on com
* Qf geyeral accldents recent-
tract, 2) tax commission to assess
Adam s was killed th ere
forest lands, 3) establish research
Roy K esslnger tu rn ed
are up gg percent In
fa^®
d P oniy 10 percent
™r
m easures taken
n cit *
fe
a re prevent-
n
th aT stlll are on the
¡n« a_
lri
w here
[a now needed, said
m to io n ^
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U l^
r°07 ^ s s o r
H udsop-uuncan vruvw
y .
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a n d ^ l
a n d ^ c o l l e c t o r , 6) put^al! liquor
^ M r ^ E l i ^ r S c h ^ o le y o f
Fave«
revenue in general fund. 7) es-
h ere Jast g ^ r d a y V e t e r a n
H e a r t s on th e «ity E le c tio n s tabllsh a
to take over th e _Job _of_cookfng
.
iMtraDCe
ID O T ran C C
LapSe-
__
_____
________ _
» .««.v ««ws ___________ _____ _ . __________
-
van V7lD«..
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A pproxim ately 10,000,000 veter-
has e n d e d JF o r th e next ^ in r e e
Adeline Hockm an, g ^ “of controlled experim ents ^ a ^ a ‘r‘em lin< iii of ¿ 6 4 43 on on~ftoa? problem s, 2) m em orallze J ™
funds to pay ans have until F ebruary 1, 1947,
m onths,
much L ottie Cowles, Lena Searcy, Al- and field use( reports W. G- Nib- gldewalk accounts, n early all <rf congress to consider paym ents
the com m unlty C hristm as tree
r>ln8u t e their NSLl , . wit1^ ^
her. brew ers m ay use
Mnlg John w ilson) p ra n k ler assltan t farm crops special- w h k h gre
on mOntWy. m lieu of taxes, 3) mem orallze
(>gram w hich will be given in a phy8ical exam ination. They n^Y
grain as t h g dM
except F o rtn er, Essie Burk, Scott Fort- igt a t Oregon State college.
investigation of new m ethods congress to equalize taxes Jn
church at Antelope the Sun- r e s t a t e th eir insurance by pa~
ponding
46 p e n ,
lc. n er y iv ia n W arncok, W es Fuller,
w u d m orning glory can be kill-
u ^ n g continued com m unity pro p erty and common
dftemoon before Christm as.
two m onths prem ium s ana
for wheat » ¡» Jrtce ^
_ W ayland
_
Weld, F ra n k Scott, M ary ed Jf tWQ o r three applications of
# cam
___ paign iofc, th e ir eom- law
„ _____
states.
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________ ____ ____ _______ _ by signing a statement
s U t « M jt that thfff
tions have
^ r o i n Cochran, La tbe 2,
o A.n
am made a t the proper
n>a«
mua
ronnrt
' bnainp««
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Wl blGHlOl
” unenang
qouthw ick, n Georgia
4-D are
eradication m
ay be tried
T
he rep
o rt la
Is not long for re- —
are i„ In ao as cxrM
good
health ““ “*
tiners m ay use u n l i m r t e d a m ^ ^
Miller, Leora Landstrom , tim e
i n Columbia basin grain
8pring.
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p o rts of such nature, the argu-
S
t o e th T policy to » « *
of corn below
m ent on each of th e recommend»- W illiam G. Howes E a g l e a
Between 56 an d « » 'p e rc e n t of
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y . 3 . and rye Lynn Micheál, F red F ortner, fjeldg 8pr ay4ng w ith th is w e e d ------------------------------------ ,
on thelr - n ^ JT u e X c t e d Geo Newton, Fred W ilkins, Er- ki],er ha8 elim inated peppergrass W _ ALTKR STONM WANTED
tions having been kept to a min- representing
veterans in th e Pacific North-
are not kite««- « J *
n |e Moorc, Marion McKee. H arry „nd m u8tard when these » w e ere
re
.
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« t w - h i lb mum. and_
T ^ a £ £
five west _J>aye altowed_ «heh^ w ar-
1
very
small,
increasing
yields
ma-
re8taurant
opersto^B
t
Wasco,
to main' body of the specific pert
^
‘teT 'b y the time NSLI to lapse, a survey ta
th a t
will lift Proudfoot, I^awrence Moore, Esto very small ln
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partment or Agr
paRe Powell
Bess W ittenburg, • Er- terially. .
b»<n<r nought by police who have of the report.
,
Veterans who have held their
the ban, w
grains still math Royse, F ern Kelly, ^ K en -
spraying la'now t
h
e
a warrant for ohftd desertion, ot> . information from which the governor
Budget D irector George Aiken,
slixhtly under
the
on « and control.
u '\J situation
X L ir ir o lo
n i th ’ Ferguson. W ayne Darby, J- mon m ethod df applying 2. 4-D but
money ^ d e r false pre- »bove was obtained ta
under H stricti n
B rackett, W alter Blau.
m proved dusts, are being
and vlotoHon
violation of parole in several pam
phlets of
Blau, W
w » illard
» ™ | im
oeing devel-
oeve.- tAnftea gnd
pampmets
o. Informa
Earl U the Umit of »lo.w o w ™ « u . ~ -
Massing " tru
c^o d ,_ _ W
k e ^ ' May
him- He
m an;- t t v e .m a t e r l ^ t h a ^ w e r o com piled Charles * V.
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Z ^ c b k r s o on
n th
th e e basis
basis ol
ol M
McLeod,
W . . R_ay
R ay ^ B
B .a
lake
Mav oped
. . . . ivhlcb,
„.u,„u show ^ p ro m d a e ^ pro-
viding a quicker and cheeper me- - ; ' u(
w ll9on Cafe a t W asco t o r o u ^ o u ^ t h e j t a « ^ * ^ ™ 18- J ^ e r s an d tw o w ere named Idea ao that they now « v e n g e
light signal has been Belshe, and, M ary
A nother
nother luncheon
hmcheOH IS
for several weeks until he left slon was employed ln Ita task
members ano tw o w e r o . . ~ ^
^ ^ y
8 L^iny ngn 1 llgn
Lf < t - ~ B
state Do
A
to pi
thod of use.
X n ^ o u t th e time hU . w ife.
M«nbershlp o f t h e commission ^ m e e c h l ^ s U t l v e b o d y ^
tart S. Farrell Jr a , an extrem e
m a V w it o
M ^ MiJ, B lllH u ck returned
tu ^ i w^ “ S r t " '5 h a m t a r s , U m atilla being President o
t
_
rarryi„g their In-
practice, sometimes reservatl t s ^ y
H<(athman
from
Frandroo, Ca If neei La_ V .b e G o -o n .
, representing wel Howard .Belton and Earl_Newbry; veterans.
converted to perm-
^ k ' r e x ;
x .
£ . r - s n
r «
c n
e - ^ t t e X
x n x -
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least one
to indicate the way ate hostess will be Mro Lawrence
driving a Ford car of 1939 model, renting labor;
was giyen
was not clear,
j. stw »,
'Birbouri
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k x x t
t Harvey
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