Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, December 27, 1946, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textqgpa a, smuttiAN ettunrr < « m tt ¿tam ul journal , MORO, OREGON ► J FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 194« lect from the county. That gives ‘‘ Chrlitmaa guests at the home of Mr and Mrs E. D. McKee. George H. Stanley of Casselton, N. D. is a houseguest of his step mother, Mrs Esther 8tanley ar riving Tuesday. Christmas dinner guests at the home o f.M r s Sadie Rich were S e c u r ity o r O p p o r t u n i t y —W h ic h Mr and Mrs A rth u r V an Glider D o e s Y o u n g A m e r ic a W a n t ? ? and son, Mr and Mrs Elvis Rich M oderated by rp,r D G. CLARK and sons, Mr and Mrs H a n y The ladle« o f the Methodist Choi man American Van Gilder and Mrs Esther Stah Economic Foundation church hel4 their Christmas par A« del-Mcd by ley. ty Wednesday afternoon at the Mr and Mrs Fred Hennagln of home o f Mrs A. M.Huckln. A Thom«« J. Gartland A lv in B. G ln ie r Portland stopped In Wasco Thurs Christmas tree with various col S tiM fa a f, Ion a CoU^ao% G ra d u a le , A lfre d II iiiv e r tity , day. They were on their way to ored lights and with the mantle N ew R o e h elle, N ew l o t h 1944 California and Florida for the _______ lent distinction w ith w hite and winter me . G A R T L A N D O PR N S: Aortal P ln k 'cones aU MR. GLASER OPENS: R epresen Mr and Mrs Blossom (Patty . P ’ ta tiv e of the m any yo u th organiza se cu rity and optpp; p w lt jr iu a n o t a a - e ra w ith holly a Yocum > ‘ of Seattle, W ashington tions th ro u g h o u t the c o u n try w h ich to n } .71;. T o say c ith e r a a * flourish . of which were suggestive d e co i a- spent Christmas with the latter’s o n ly a t the u tte r cre lu a io n o f the tiona for the living Toom» Pine fa v o r social se cu rity is the A m e rica n parents, Mr and Mrs Orval Yoc youth f or Dem ocracy p ro g ra m w h ich o th e r is fo lly . Ilo w e re r. w e ig h in g the rateKteer and sled, candles st ates th a t “ We shall w o rk to assure um. ‘ * •» bT y o u th ’s economic and social secur- Mr a n d Mrs Jerry Morehouse itv , h®«lth and happiness, th ro u g h v o r o f o p rx n tu n ity . in the eye« o f on plate glass centered the left Friday for Texas to spend/ A m e ric a ’s y o u th the vrer was ;ha un- ing table. A program was r e n d e r - w o rkiris/K m aintain and extend la- the holidays w ith Mrs More s o lo , Gladys Moore; duet by bor, social and youth le g isla tio n ... fo rtu n m e and neceaaary p re lu d e to . This express desire fo r social secu rity the day w hen ft oan liv e again in a N _,, C o a tfi jean McIntyre, BELL TO HONOR HERO . . . A house’s p a re n ts.* pig-tailed little girl Is reading the comes ; ;«m w h a t we o f the younger accompaneld by Shirley Mein- inscription on the bell whose toll «enei&tiu» h«v» seen and heard about reading by Mrs j ra u ie n ing will be a ringing memorial to the pa?.. The past in w h ich insecur a w a ite d o p p o rtu n itie s. M o re m inutai tyre; ity , exused by w a r and depression, de ta ils fo r the p o st-w a r world ate Kaseberg; pigpo solo,- Mrs J. T. h**< »"cw n us o n ly too c le a rly th a t being de.lt with. One of th . mort Jo h n s o n " » Ad' a Christmas poem Van Gilder S ain- I#? ” CT “• the in d iv id u a l is unable to cope discussed and v ita l problems «i.-, r “ "M„ sin g ly w ith the p riv a tio n s b ro u g h t ce rn in g A m e ric a n y o u ih ta: Social *>* M? ? arry,„’ “ J i 7 . r v l T ,n L d .rm T. B WM presented U St. r e fr e s h m e n ts w ere served John’, Episcopal chnrch, Beverly about by these tragedies. Even d u r S e cu rity o r O p p o rtu n ity . The viieren ,____ ing the days of p ro sp e rity, se cu rity m ust be offered o p p o rtu n ity w ith o u t A b R ^la te afternoon. MTS F . L . C a n - p armBf M asa., m ust be p ro vid e d fo r those who be restraint for having made so great a1 nen and M rs G. A. Sprgent pour Phone come sick, in ju re d o r unem ployed. sacrifice for the cause of Democracy. ed. A Christmas Shower was giv and d aughter in law, Mr and Mrs Social security, w ith its program s o f He c e rta in ly is e n title d to p a rta ke o f en for Mrs Lloyd Royse, who is M arion Crews of Salem. unem ploym ent insurance, old-age as the essence o f D e m o cra cy-O p p o rtu Mrs Belle Clothier left Monday i<- ihlehrm Chapter M«,' M '-eta E v e ry S econd vix. surance, h -u lth and m a te rn ity bene n ity . S ocial se cu rity, in a sw eeping in a hospital In The Dalles. the Cor Portland to spend the holidays T he S tandard Bearers of fits. e 'T to c h ild re n , the b lin d and aspect, w ill sn u ff o u t th e flam e o f Fourth Thuraday« ?n es.v» others deserving of p u b lic assistance, o p p o rtu n ity b y burdensom e coat and Methodist church accom panied w ith her daughter and son in M o n tn . V is it in g M e m b e r o « * r f the; best answer ye t devised excess ta x a tio n . I t cannot be in tr o * h v j p a n and Shirley M cIntyre law, Mr and Mrs D. B. Johnson In v ite . 1.— Moro. Oregon c tiv e ly until u n til opportunity. o p p o rtu n ity o ! r y Tor x'«er an:eeing some degree o f f u dueed e ffe Actively tiptip Callaw av m et at and daughter, -w — her — — ■ ■ -— — ~ » Miss — — I Belle H elen E u g g le a , W . M . ^ S i S L « . . . c , w - has been tu re aecurlty for the yo u th o f A m e r Edna Keizer, Secretary *___ . T___ _______ ica. I f detr.o-.-raey is to continue and an i l l u s o r y __ Mrs A M H uckin motored group w ent , y o u th » tear« o f fu tu re in s e c u rity are trate n a tu ra l A m e rica n in stin cts f o r day evening. The j Í o » o Lodge N<«. US, •ALO F. to be dlepe’hed, a m in im u m standard independent progress and place in its carol singing and later celebrated to Olympia, W ashington Monday stead an hysterical passion for se- Patrlcla Raseberg’s 16th birth d ay , to spend C h ristm as w ith her dad--’- —*". "* . , o o E , ot itv in r. tv?«t be assured to a ll by blrthday cake ghtar and son in law, Mr . and J ^ " 1 * the g ■" » r.n m e n t. Social se cu rity curity. American youth has proven b W alker h? rt 1 achle- e* Ihese objectives by h e lp in g i t s e lf - ia c o n tin u in g to p ro ve i t s e l f - ’ A large decorative m r u m a y v> n n i d p r and ng b ro th e rs a « the pen] ’ *> to save fo r such em ergen- is, th e re fo re , p ru d e n t enough to pre- with red candles and holly -Were Mrs Vernon Van Gilder .and cordially mvi.-<j cie«. i< fo r this reason th a t yo u th pare its “ T o m o rro w ” w ith o u t u n assembled bn the table. A lovely Em m ajean, returned to meet <*th us. > i ivoro ? • continuance and fu r th e r needed- g o vernm ent regulated social lunch was served and C hristm as daughter, se cu rity. ciftq w ere exchanged among the home from P o rtla n d after a short ance in n l1. respects. Em est Houston N. G. K visit w ith the fo rm e r’s son, Glenn i M R . G L A S E R C H A L L E N G E S : I A. R. Kpssincei*: Secrets nr MR. GARTLAND CHALLENGES: . T he seventh and eighth grades Van Gt der. W»* c?nno: del.y a c e rta in elem ent of am g ra te fu l m y opponent does not and .soh. I’nreka Lodge No. 121 A.FJk A.M. fu 'u re u n c e rta in ty . H ow ever, i f we perceive social s e cu rity and o p p o rtu eave a farew ell p a rty fo r Carlee > Mrs Ilene C allaw ay Meets on the 1st anf are ’.e M/»*d ominous w arnings o f n ity as antonym s, fo r in d iv id u a liz e , R oberts w ho Is leaving soon for Lanny. left F riday to spend the G a rtla n d re a lly speaks» 3 rd Thursday, ev en in g those 7.-00 *osfer social se cu rity and o f w h ich M r. ............... The afternoon w as holidays w .lh her »«rents. Mr is a n y th in g b u t h in dered by .......... social Astoria. of each month) VWtlr.ff supplant ♦.vithont any a pparent rea- security, It merely provide, i w n a spent in playing gam es and, lee and Mrs Wm Cbrlston of P ort members are cordially s >0' z " ' in h e rite d rig h t to o p p o rtu la n d - nvited to meet wfth us ne‘ v by ’ hi», »'.’ -in clu sive scheme as old age, une m p lo ym e n t and d is a W ll- rrpqm anij cake w ere served- contract club m et a t Stiles M rs C atherine / Sonnenberg oKoy W right, W . M . A fo u n d a tio n fo r b u r social system, ties. A n in d iv id u a l is s fill free to n Monday left Friday for Portland to spend 'C w ill- f in d ttw go ve m iu e n t, m uch ve n tu re in to any in d u s try o r. bu«i- H. B. Pinkerton. SecrcUry* holidays w ith daughter Es- to 3V.V d’sroRv, a determ ining factor ness, w h ile the 1% fro m a person«' for th e ir C hristm as p a r ^ ’ In every conceivable phase of our sal ry is a sm all enough p ric e to pay afternoon. A 1:30 luncheon was Lupine R ebekah Ix x ljre N o 1 I< lives. H ‘.«*ory cites innum erable ex- fo r fu tu re economic se cu rity. In the' served, followed by three tables tn er bonnenDerg. Meets 2nd and 4 th O’Meara a n d M rs P h lliP arro ’es proving conclusively when pasi, o p p o rtu n ity was present and of car<is High score w as held by the Tuesdays of each’ with fo c iu l se cu rity non-e xiste n t, y e t the - * M ra F « p e n t C h r is tm a s there is *' en the slightest deviation .„HH-td,,., ™ t e n u r e T„ d.te - Mrs ^ f ert>rand and M rs F . Mrs month. Visit ng mem in d iv id u a l was insecure. T o date, so Wasco Women Have Christmas Party.. J • — the 2000 acm e people w ho live th e county an incoinu per capita larger than the p e r/fam ily in M o ro , O re g o n come of the nattoy;>tyheat, stock Gllra L. French ^ « M b r and wage incomes were all large. ferf>ve< «-4 m •* eond «ta»» m a ttr«f at i. « Perhaps the money we earn has pbatoffiew at Moro, Oraron n n - i» A rt of less to do w ith the happiness we CoocroM o f March ». I O T » . ___ have than usually thought’. S her ÉDITORIAL- m an eountians , w ear the sam e NATI faces as th(*v did when SSOOATION troubled they w ere trading w heat for ap .yytim&iA— ples and pork for groceries. May be they feel m ore secure, hut it doesn't show. ir u O ie But the rying year has brought I ATION some ' other developm ents th at F illi» should bring contentm ent witn. farm living. Electricity should O FFICIAL COUNTY PAPER be delivered to farm homes be , . x . SUBSCRIPTION RATÉS fore another year is too far gone and better roads yviU g iv e o p p o r- Payable in Advance* tu n ity to get away* at any season ONE YEAR ____ _________ >2.00 of the year made little DBCRMKBK 27. 194T Socially we have , . , progress; about the same na . S E L F TAX FOR S E L F H E L P and fears dom inate us and the The reputation of the m em bers sam e prejudices guide our actic S of the E astern Oregon W heat Probably no change can be ex- le a g u e as independent, self reli- pected in these m atters for each an t farm ers is enhanced by th eir is convinced of the righteousness vote to levy a tax on th eir Indus- of his position. try for developm ent of ' outlets > ” Sherm an county could n ti’iz? for th eir product. its favorable financial position Realization th at the northw est t o , ^ v* wheat crop m ay be throw n into y" ¿ T e a m arket th at cannot absorb it 18 / * ..f K „ ... poses so plainly useful. 191/ will has caused a com m ittee of the be a new year, but it will have league to recom mend study of new the m(> ; w p ,e __ uses for wheat. The league backed whose natures have been harden the com m ittee w ith its votes and ed in other years gone before agreed to back it w ith a tax -of It is only the year th at is new one half cent per bushel. born, w hen perhaps i t w o u ld be The tax would bring in but if jt w'ere all of us. $75,000, no great sum to use in _____________ finding new m arkets for wheat. M R . T A F T , It is, a t present prices a little There is som ehing of a to do over one q u a rte r of one percent about the com m ittee preferences of the price of wheat. Every busi- of se n ato r T aft who m ust l>e con ness spends m uch more than sj(jere<j a m an to be reckoned that for promotion. The sum wjjj 1 jn the Republican party and isn’t large; but the fact th at it w hose intentions about the presi- was voted is significant. It m eans d e n ia l nom ination' occupy con th at the farm er considers his fu- giderable space in the daily p rin ts tu re a m atter of personal concern Mr Ta ft. y t said, is- a thinker, instead of a function of the fed- no^ a gjad¿h an d er. His disposi- eral governm ent ~ tion has not thé w a n n th usually Development of new uses for thought a requisite for ¿Vie high- u w tim tim e e. . eRt p arty honor, say th e n n in m n . wheat m ay well take a long column The chem urgic experim ent now But the same m en adm it being started does not at present th a t Mr Taft has m ental resour- seem destined to absorb a large ce8 th a t m ake him form idable, part of the crop. Our soft w heat He thinks things through, the norm al flow of events, there m ight he used m ore abundantly Our great Am erican game is from is r frenzied reaction arising. The cia l se cu rity has n o t shackled an in The P ast M atrons of the East- W illiam Booth of Boring. M c L a c h la n N G • for pastry but it will take some politics b u t it does seem that we present circumstances are no excep d iv id u a l to one jo b w h ile i t has p e r e m S tar m e a th e hom e of Mrs Mr and M r s Hal She ton and * m itte d a freedom fro m fe a r o f in monev to bring the m ills here m ight be doing ourselves a good tion This time the reaction has come for th a t purpose, although two tu rn if w e forgot the g reat 1948 in the guise of a grandiose sociaj se cu rity. Is n o t th is freedom fro m in H A W hite Tuesday evening for daughter, Nancy, of Seaside were---------------- --------------- se cu rity one of o u r p rim e objective«? th e ir C hristm as party. The din- have already established branches race for a tim e and concentrated panacea—known as social secqrity. MR. G A R T L A N D R E P L IE S : O p table w as centered w ith red can in the northw est. - on legislation to aid the nation MR. OLASER REPLIES: There can o rtu n ity , u tiliz e d in te llig e n tly , p ro M anufacture of w heat into al- on the long path tow ard recov- be .'C question b u t th a t in d iv id u a ls p vides dies and holly. T hree tables of IT ’ S E A S Y TO FLY adequate ««curity fo r o ld age. are c o n tin u a lly s triv in g fo r se cu rity. Fear of u n e m ploym ent can o n ly b e ; contract w ere In play and gifts cohol m ight take quite a hit of it, ery. But we don’t do It. ^especially w hen it is considered Perhaps, though, in the next Dep’- . , S|Ong old agC( d isa b ilitie s, un- dispelled w hen O p p o rtu n ity ia a l exchanged. * i-p p .'m e n t. et al, are co n tin u a l low ed to flo u rish and is extended to ! December of 1946 has been a th a t the refuse from an alcohol year and a half we m av come to ’ -v fire a t* In d iv id u a l economic secur IM M EDIATE D E L IV E R IE S plant is very fine stock feed, have respect for a candidate w ith ity ____ __ ________ _ as a ll w h ile the meager compensations very dry one although the p a tte r . No ___ on« claim s social ______ se cu rity be doled o u t to the disabled u nder by LU5COMBÍ OhT COMMONWEALTH The alcohol m ight be used as trac- C en tal ability which will be quite Vpanjgçga w hich w ill cure e ve ry i l l to of rain began to be heard T h u rs social se cu rity w o u ld b a re ly cover firs t it» ALL-METAL p a r to n o / pion«« ‘SKYRANGERS’ & tor fuel or as base for synthetic a lesson for a people th at has It la «im ply • program w h ich , th ro u g h in itia l m edical costs. One should day m orning. It is possible al tire m anufacture. ?* been led to think a charm ing cooperation, has successfully assured never lose sight o f its u ltim a te con-', though not probable, that a holi LUSCOMBE ‘SIL U A IR E S’ sequences. Social se c u rity is a dis- day rain could b ring the m onth W hatever I» done w ith surplus m anner and a golden voice the Flying Suits - Goodyear tires w heat m ust be done w ith the co- only qualifications for th e^ n g h e st nùmlc r a b „ lty for the nation than guised tax. No m a tte r h o w i n n o c u - d crop year up to norm al. ous i t m ay firs t appear, it invdlvea j Corrton H arper m otored to Kollsmen In stru m e n ts - operation of the farm ers, them- office. r d id in d iv id u a lis m in w h ic h every g o v. nm ental in te rfe re n ce w ith p r i- I M r s G ° 1' _ , / hor selves. No Independent group ------ —------------ person attem pted s in g ly to su rvive v ^ ie salaries; is an i n f r i n g e m e n t Portland W ednesday to m t Parts & Accessories would d are s ta rt a v en tu re with- T hat sçhool teacher from Eng- economic cycles. A n in d iv id u a l can upun o u r r ig h t to handle o u r m oney I aon, S tanley Anderson, who is Phone Wasco 281 or 361 out having the farm ers In on the land who stated her opinion of produce most and liv e best w hen he as we see fit. G ive A m e ric a n y o u th I atten d in g college at Corvallis and n ity — i t w ill p ro ve ita a b ility ! . . for the holidays, deal. O therw ise th ere m ight be discipline * in American schools is aacur*. I t ia th is freedom w hich o to p p p o ro rtu vid e fo r the future without «u-| Mrg Qlenn Van Gnder of Port- security is a tte m p tin g to assure a change of policy th at would may have served a purpose indi social pervision! every jn d iv id u a L ' land is v isiting at the home of tak e w heat to foreign countries, rectly H er rem arks may be a m ight take .it for food or feed cause of sta rtin g an investiga Down in d arkest Africa th e tax her parents, Mr a n d Mrs Ove T. a n d le a v e the new industry with- tion Into Am erican educational W A S H IN G T O N N E W S collector was having a hectic tim e H ansen , ____ . out supply. F irs t need of a new m ethods th at could do great C o n tin u e d fr o m P a ce O ne explaining to an old tribesm an M r and M rs F. M. Crews will use for w heat Is assurance of good. Many of the habits and w hy he m ust pay taxes.. spend C hristm as w ith th eir son w heat to use. custom s of our schools could be D epartm ents. A few companies “I t’s like th is,’-* says th e collect- ---------- GAS AND OIL T he w h eat ______, league, _ as the spok- Improved and perhaps an exam- then issued additional insurance. or, “the governm ent loves you. It _____ _ . Tkaa ArrfimrtTf esm an for the grain grow ers of ination of them by parents, public o th e rs declined to circum vent takes care of you w hen you are the mid-Columbia basin, can be and teachers would se”ve to th eir own rules. out of food, or sick. I t provides p yr McKEAN and SON , th e leader In the effort to And bring about im provem ent. Sureiy Some distiners deckling- th at y o u w ith shelter. I t also sees to ' ' IN S U R A N C E new use« for the crop better a system __ present valuations on plentiful th at you are educated. All this than can any other agency. If it tion for 160 years dur-ng w h i J t whiskey were being made costs m oney.’ Grain, Feed, Flour, F uel gets th e support of the farm ers it has presum bably taught t^e on Qf cu rren tly scarce The old darkey th o u g h t fo r a _________ Farm Im plem ent«, Bag*, Twine it m ay do m uch to solve a _____ prob- _ precepts o emocracy 810 aged whiskey, »,„vC have ovivoi.vvu advanced w ^ d e > then replied: ¡ e m ^ r u a ^ i n ' i e t t i r ^ aertous. have produced a nation of, people ^ ¡e ^ V - J '1 T ha^e a dog and I love BARBED W IR E -G O O D POSTS PHONES For overproduction 1« a danger better inform ed about th at govern- tJyely rem ainder, however, that Now w hen m y dog Is Residence Office the big wheat grower must face mental theory. are looking for an insurance very h un^ y ’ an^ Feedstore 182 162 except in times of drouth or of rhrla#mfta maflp a n ffe ls o u t o f whose pen h asn ’t 'r u n tel1 h,m that 1 give h,m a n ce 163 C hristm as made angels out OREGON piece of m eat to eat.” WASCO dry. war. Angell nos. -r- H«BO More than 33 percent of World It look« as if the senate is get- W ar II veterans already have ig ready to give Senator Bilbo applied for education o r on the job coat of whitewash perhaps ac- training under G. I. Bill provl- mpanied with some words oi From the Observer, Dec. SO, 1927 s j o n s monition R utted roads and icy conditions O L D S M O B IL E C A D IL L A C CHEVROLET Bilbo has Just been Bilbo in caused the cars driven by W m. ississippi as on the floor of M cKinney and J N. L andry to C H U R C H F 9 e senate. He Is not the only collide as they w ere passing each nator, surely, whose campaign other near the county court house Moro Com m unity Chuixii terances -> make him seem a early W ednesday evening. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. enace if read in the cooler days A McMinnville p a p e r of recent Church Services 11:00 a. m. ter the voting Is done. date* had the announcem ent qf Wasco M ethodist Church Not m a n y 'o f the reliable sort the wedding of Miss Florence Sunday School a t 10:00 a. m. Mississippian are proud of Bll- Snodgrass, daughter of Mrs Pearl Classes fo r all ages. > and he would likely have re Snodgrass of McMinnville and Special C hristm as service at 11.00 K fA D ALMOST OONV tained there had it not been a form er teacher in th e G rass a m The choir has been rehears- WATCH O in i M A K I A DAT! tat northern writers attacked Valley public schools, to Mr jog for several weeks, they will / im during the campaign. If Theodore Johnston, son of Mr he looking for you, don’t disap- WITH US TO U C A P istem s wrote disparagingly of and Mrs W. B. Johnstoni form er point them. 1 Oregon senator, we might rally residents of Moro now living at Children sprogram at 7:30 p. m 1 > him like the votersofMlsslssip- Salem. , and tre a ts for the children. Application has been made to Preaching service at Grass Valley I did for Bilbo. His danger Is past. There will the Federal Pow er Commission at M ethodist church Sunday after- T IM I SMOOTH e less resentment If he Is allow- W ashington D. C., by the Des- noon *at 3:00 o’clock, chutes Falls Pow er com pany of „ F. L. Canned, Pastor U C A P AT OMCf J to keep his seat Carson City, Nevada for perm ls- . U t U t TODAY sion to develop the pow er reaour- 8°C, q <3| o « YEAR ces of th e Deschutes river at Subject of Christian Science Ore the next edition of this Lesson Sermon 11:00 A. M. - Is delivered another year Shearer bridge Miss Zella B urnett is enjoying “Ancient and Modern Necroman- tiave ended and another one the C hrist ma« holidays at the Qy Alias Mesmerism and Hypno- 1. It Is an annual event that Moro hom e of her parents, com- Denounced’ IA D M C IH O W IM O TNKOUOH to arouse more than alcohpl- DO N’T D U A Y erest among the majority of ing up* from P ortland last Sat- WASCO CHURCH OF CHRIST urday, w here She Is attending 1Q a m Church Bible School it iz e n r y . » U N T ft T H U N A H W J ’ w ix W atkins, Supt ’ a, however, a sort of a mark business college. A social hour of good fellow- <The CommuniQ(1; Message, “WH1 which events can be dated, MIKE AND MARY ANN MULlCK m the financial point of ship and friendly neighborliness The Ix)rd Be Irt Thig H 0U8e This the year h » 1 endlng ***8 will be the m ain thought sponsor- y ^ , , SR US FOR QUAUTY WORK Very H appy and Prosperous 1 very good year in Sherman ing a New Years Potluck dinner to be given a t Moro P resbyterian New Year to all. r Total take must have S U N S E T M O TO R C O M P A N Y F Claude Stephens, M inister in excess of ILSOO.«» for church a t 2 o’clock on ’ Monday . ' , ind the land lords w h o col afternoon. P u b lis h e d E v e ry F rtd ^ ü " FOR SALE: Spitzenlnrg Apples Frank Tate, Moro — __ 1 «w n ~ w n <x w axw . w *• w — — BARNETT AIR SERVICE WASH! AIRPORT In Other Days Another new year is about to begin and we hope it will bring us better stocks with which to meet your needs. We hope each of yog enjoys ’ ’A H A PPY and PRO SPERO US ; ¿ N EW YEAR Moro Lumber & Fuel Sunset Motor Co. The Dalles Oregon X QkeckifMAtìAeduùikihid RECAPPING GUIDE