Sherman County journal., February 21, 1947, Image 1

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A column
Quarterly Tax ' Salem Session
Turnover Tells Faces Many
Story O f Record
In the tax turn o v er for the sec­ Tax Problems
ài new
About Government,
B reakfast Club
Elects New
O fficials
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ond q u a rte r of the tax year ending
F eb ru ary 15, the s h e riffs office
Excise, Property, Income
paid to the tre a su re r $2,755.14 in
taxes of w hich $2,404.88 wag cur­
Taxes Discussed; HB9
re n t taxes, leaving th e rem ainder
$350.26
a«
delinquent
taxes.
with especial emphasis
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The roads will receive $483.78 - Expected To Come Ont
and the County G eneral F und
Som ething of the tem per of the
$485 77. School d istricts will re- bouse was discerned last week
ceive $1,087.10, School D istrict No. wjjen ¡t voted 46 to 14 to give a
T here will be a revision of 9 getting the largest portion w ith prjvafe power company favorable
the crop Insurance law some $338.08, and the Non-Hi D istrict conditions in which to build a
change« in which m ay not be to will receive $260.01 of the total power plant on the Snake river,
th e itiring of those southern Dem- am ount. The cities of Wasco w ith There was criticism of th e attl-
ocrats w ho in recent m onths have $106.96 and Grass Valley w ith tude
pubiic power advocates
joined w ith Republican m em bers $161.15 outdistance the Q ty of W|lc> w ere charged w ith w anting
of congress in opposing recom- Moro which receives the sum of
prevcn^ any private company
mendations f r o m the W h i t e $6.45.
from doing any building whatso-
House. Reason for the proposed
Sherm an county has the best ever, even though th ere was da-
revlaion is the sim ple fact th at record of delinquent taxes than mand for t be electricity th at pub-
crop insurance has been a drain any other county in th e state.
power could not reach,
on the treasu ry since the day it ---------------------
A retu rn to belief in individual
w as inaugurated back in 1938. fiHERMAN coU N T IA N S
rights
as opposed to the new deal
The law was repealed in 1943 but
philosophy of governm ent m on­
pressure from th e farm bloc was BUY $73,702 IN BONDS
opoly is apparent nationally as
^ a i^ t V ^ n l v ^ s h ^ b t W i m p r o v e d
D uring the year of 1946, Sher- well as statewide. Perhaps we are
Pößtics and People
Official County Paper
r, F ebruary 21, 1947
Moro, O regon,
frifty -K in th Y ear N o. 16
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on the Northwest
m an Countians bought $59,591 of in for a sw ing of the pendulum
E Bonds; 14,111 of F & G Bonds, to the other extreme.
a total
$73,702. Septem ber w as
The Tax stu d y com m ittee ex­
the biggest selling m onth w ith 13,-. ciuded reporters from its sessions
762 in E Bonds and 999 in F & G jn tbe last months, an action th at
Bonds. C um m ulative redem ption« ¡s now being proven erroneous,
for 1946 w as 89,632.
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.he report, issued in December fell
W ord has been received of the on a w aiting public when it was
m arriage of Barbara Kunsm an, more concerned w ith the holidays
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy and It was not read by m any_Now
w ith c o tto n ^ ! » a horse of another
color—m ostly red. i The
Z r a deficit
T c r ’^ in
s
the cotton crop Insurance
A . made soodP annually by the
beert made good annually by
treasury, and economy minded
congressm en are now determ ined
t h « this dram aha cease W hat
the arrangement
will
rrangemem w
.u be
oe with
w .u. re-
spect to cotton cannot be forecast,
b u t alnw at J ^ l n l y U w llln o t be
P^a»e J'®’™'8®
^ T ^ ^ i r ^ u n d ^ s t o o d that
'" ’L . / T a i avreem ent has been
«ubrtan ial greem e
.
» I a R ^ b i i J n poNcy
Kunsm an_of The Dalles to-G lenn
Edward B row n of Orenco Ore- food on the house taxation com-
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ceremony took place a t m ittee. which, w ithout h r rtn g
Program To
T h e B reak fast Club m et W ed ­
n esday m orning, F e b ru a ry 19, and
elected M erle Becket, P resid en t:
T ru m an S trong, Vice-President-,
and C arrel B ennett, S ecretary-
T re a su re r. M. M. Oveson and IL IL
R oberson are tobserve on the e x ­
ec u tiv e co m m iu ee fo r a tw o y ea r
term w hile W, T. Ba’lsiger anti
Giles F ren ch w ere elected to
serv e for one year.
T hose put on an in itiatio n com-
m ittee w ere V ernon F latt. H a rry
B« nson and G, Domna. d ate of
w ldeh is vet indefinite. T he next
nn etin g will be held M arch 5 w ith
th > pro g ram com m ittee co n sistin g
of Ed F aves, C hairm an, B. H Roh-
er on and Jacob E ergerson. No
b u sin ess at band th e m eetin g w as
it
the viewpoint of the trea-
sury d e p a rtm e n t It is still so full
« fW le s «1 to be declared a legal
iled racke* by congressm en who
m Minonri to this form of pa-
temalism.
So far as the growers of wheat
tobacco and flax are concerneo
.. i - 1LrklLli„ m navnwntR cover
J T t f V ^ X a n c e but
Farm Sign Up
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adjourned.
.11 M O B
LEA G U E GIR LS
M IT T A T W ASi'O
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HOLDS QVJKM1FOK FIRST TIME . . . Mrs. Charles Henn Jr., Balti-
ftg., 9a0S that quads, even if only a month old, m ake a real
foil, ghp Iq ahown at 8 t Acne« hospital as she holds her famous
tor the first tim e. At left are Tommy and Bruce,
at rift* ure Joan and Donald. The children are reported to be
pttaually well and to be growing fast. The parents have
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from one end of the country to the other—and Jobs
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MoiStttTe A nd
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SVifll’p i Day S
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ArOU8e
COUOty
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Basketball Boys To
Go To Tournament
T he J u n io r League g irls held a
p arty in th e basem ent of the
M ethodist C hurch, F e b ru a ry 12th.
E n te rta in m e n t
was directed by
P atricia K aseberg, who also m ade
the a rra n g e m e n ts for th e decora-
tions of a b eau tifu l V alentine din-
h e r table, decorate«! w ith a lovely
V a len tin e p ap er table cloth and
m atch in g nap k in s. T he c e n te r of
th e tab le was resp len d en t w ith
tw o pink frosted angel food cakes.
Miss Jea n Lang was g u est of the
evening.
L a rry N isbet who is a tte n d in g
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Start Monday
One Day Alloted Each
Area; $60,000 Is
Sherman County’s Allotment
N ext week th ere will be a F arm
p lan Sign U p for 1947 practice
’p;o'.nicnt/f, T jiure will be one day
allo ted * io each area sta rtin g on
M onday. F e b ru a ry 24. in Moro at
th e C ourt House, T uesday at the
W asco City Hall for th e Wasco
an d ’ Locust G rove areas, W ednes-
d ay at the G rass Valley Grain
G low ers, an d „T hursday at the
K ent (i+iw^e Hall. All Sherm an
co u n ty fa rm e rs a re to a tte n d and
all o p erato rs w ith th e ir last names
beg in n in g w ith th e le tte r “A” to
“ M" inclusive will w ork o u t th eir
farm plans w ith th e co m m u n ity
com m itteem en betw een 9:00 and
1:00 o ’clock and th e operators
w ith th e ir last nam es b eg inning
w ith th e lette r “ N” th ro u g h “Z”
w ill w o rk o u t th e i r plans from
loo tl, .-.pp o’clock.
Di Grd<'’ for any p ay m en ts to
m.idc unde, the 194/ piaetide*
I’to g tam . .ill practices m u st have
l ’1 io, npp, <>\al of the (o u n ty Corn-
n i'D (,(>- Slu t m an C ounty s allot-
w en t for these p aym ents is $60,-
<H’°
<>r«ler
>ou to receive
L a m e n ts for» lie p ra ctires corn-
pteted in 1947. it is »piite im p o rt­
ant th at you atten d th is sign up
day in v o u r area, according to I>e-
R oy C. W rig h t, sec retary of th e
S h erm an C m yity C om m ittee,
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col'ege at Yakima, Wn. w as a
the Orenco P resbyteran C h u rch.studied the re Po rt J " _ ln<' l' " ed “
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2fi
Brown had by-pass it for som ething less con
we« k-en«l g u est of his p a re n ts 'M r.
on J a n u a y
Mrs B r
structlve but , lm pler. T hl8 meana
By Dick Oveson
and Mrs. \V. A. N i s b e t .
been w ork,ng In Hillsboro for
T h e M adras High W h ite Buffa-
Mrs. B. E stelle Hailey re tu rn e d
some um e
^ tc h w o rk on the already well
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statio
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show
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b
ask
etb
all
to
P o rtla n d to visit h er fath er
L v
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M r and J w
M <—
r. W. E
Nichols
re- .
tehed
of , u t e
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turned home from th eir vacation
Qf gQme maJor reform s w th a t during ths z past week we team 33-20 to sw eep th e ir two H en ry Ford.
gam e series w ith th e H u skies
J ^ p V ^ ^ a y U king them W badly needed.
have had .7« a c fe tu re . M e t of Moro
was unable to" find the
" ‘’»v CalTaway and son
’ .
Thev reo o rt a nice
TTii8 action will m eet w ith th e this was on Saturday the 15th basket all evening w hile Madras, I^inny w ere w eek-end
* ,n
Oregon v e t e r a n s discharge«I
»iid w a rn tim e
,avor
who
h * “ *’ with 41. Tamper» lures have rang led by Miller, hit from eveVy f , ° " la" d °.f. h®'’
U''- »"'I
from activ e d u ty any tim e d u rin g
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K_r „ versely affected by the acceptance
frw n 47
gg degrees during angle. The Huskies missed sh in s Mr>. W m . (a r lto n .
n title d -to $3,000 dc«lue-
Mr. and Mrs. George Kaseberg of t he comm ission’s ideas. Proper-
wit| 1 29 taring the coldeqt from all over the court, even the
M
A . M HttCktn arriv ed re- 194(1
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and Ira Messin«er of
Dalles t y taxpayers would have been beV
week
e—F
th e Buffaloes In
n-onL n v^R of severa’ ttnT' 6n tTlHr' !,Tn!e bi< «»me tuxFS
visited at th e hom e o f Mr. and lc r proteeted. individuals would
on
of the , 8th general and Miller In particular w eeks w ith bei’ son in-law and and the sam e ex em p tio n applfbs
m ak er, and It la aaaumen tnat a
Mfs Bud Coon one (|ay last week haye
a uttle m ore and bus).
m ercu
to 5< degrees
w ere deadly w ith th e ir long shots.
for ««ach v« a r or p 4 a rt of a I * year in
«laughter Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
coverage w ill D
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ness would have been taxed m ore
Moro was paced by C arl Zeigler W alker and g randson Jim m y at active service, George F. Sandy,
d irec to r of v e te ra n s ’ affairs, said
grow ers of wheat and nax
heavily had the plan been adopted.
W ith the oncome of the robin, w jth e w hile M iller collected 13.
th e ir hom e in Olym pia, Wn.
today.
T he loophole In the crop insur-
pfpW S
a resuR th at
unlikely a( rain and warm days the farm ers
The Huskle P u p ’s gained a mea
M rs R. M. Jo h n so n and siste r
ance law as now adm inistered is
thig
The business tax is are getting ready to sta rt th eir sure of revenge In the op en er as
April 1") is tin* dcailline for fil­
that paym ents are not made on
Mr and Mrs. Je rry W ilson
Jr. adm ittedly a fairer tax than the spring work, the housewives th e y defeated th e M adras Bs 22 16.
Carol ,)a( H rin k ard m otored to ing sta te incom e tax re tu rn s, v et­
the basis o f-p h y sica l loss alone and
and ju d g e J. M. W ilson one on personal property, b u t th eir gardens and the seeds are
T u e s d a y night M oro High P o rtlan d rh u rsd a y .
e ra n s w ere rem inded.
bat also in cases w here crop fail-
Were business visitors in The needs m ore public acceptance than out in the stores rem inding us it cu ncbed a trip to th e d is tric t Mrs. W ilm a W ilde
left for Stan-
T he $3.999 deduction is in ad­
ures w ere directly due to negli- £>aiies February 12.
is now possible. The utilities dis- is tim e to plan our vegetable tournam ent as they rolled over field to care for h er m o th er M r dition to th e reg u lar personal ex ­
gence on the p a rt of the ow ner— Tyle Kent grade school celebrat- like the report because its recom- gardens
a weak W asco five 55-11. T he Hus- W’h R uping.
em ption on incom es of less than
kies jum ped into an early h a d
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. N isbet v e i e $759 for single persons and $1599
som etim es to men who had done
Valentines Day w ith parties m endations would have levied an ---------------------
and m oved from th e re to a 32-10 called to P o rtlan d last wet k to at- for m arried p ersons living w ith
no m ore than plant the seed and
an(j t he exchanging of Valentines, excise tax on them .
pow K R AND LIGHT
halftim e m argin. Moro cam e back tend th e funeral of Mrs. N^sbe s th e ir h u sband or wife, Sandy ex­
then left the results to nature,
several pre-school youngsters at- The excise tax am endm ent also
in th e second h alf to score only g ra n d m o th e r Mrs. Alb«>rt Cook
UndeT the proposed revision,
t ended the festivities w ith their would have removed the present CAPACITY INCREASED
plained.
18 po in ts b u t held W asco to a lone
C harles H artm an . Jcro ld N isbet
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crop coverage would be lim ited to
oider brothers and sisters. exemption which cooporatves now
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eteran s .................................
w ho served as enlist-
foul toss for one point.
and Bill R oeherw ay went to Soap
pprsonn«»! or in the lower ran k s
th e farm er’s actual out-of-pocket
Mrs. R o b ert H elyer sp e n t sev- enjoy. Members of tru e coopera ,ft0 PERCENT
M (,f ( ommissione«! offic««rs and who
K eith T hom pson le«l th e Husk Lake, W n., w h ere H’* 5
expenses. Instead of being based ^ ra] days jn The Dalles Jast week, tives have studied the bill with-
W ednesday night betw een the
on" a percentage of norm al yield.
Mr an(j Mrs. Allen B ekkedah' Out finding th at it would damage hoy ^ o f “ i2 p.m° and 2 p.m. the ies with 9 while the rem ainder employed by the N.R.A.
had fittle o r no in«'ome o th er than
T his would assure paym ents, In were business visitors in The them seriously. Some hope th at a construction departm ent of the of the scoring was spread <.ut
Mrs. A I b b r t Dorm aiei a n d servie«« pav will have no tax lia-
case of failure, sufficient to enable
0 an es Friday, F ebruary 14.
better definition of a coop would p aclflc p ower & Light under the q u ite evenly am ong th e o th e r
^V‘X ,n e ' 7 ’’i
b ilitv in m o-t cases for years of
T uesday, th ey w ere aeeom pani«tl service, and S andy sai«I in such
the farm er to plant another crop Mr. and Mrs. L ester Wilson
be evolved to .elim inate the so- gupcrvjgion of R. E. Form an of m em bers of the team.
hom e b y . her iw ren ts Mr. and caScs a ’««t'er should N* «ent to
b u t not be in the form of a bonus entertained several young mar- caned coops th at are tax exem pt p o rtiand removed the old bank
B u rn ess Guy w ho spent th e w»ek
««»mmU-iion settin g out
for doing nothing.
r ied couples in th eir home Fri- w ithout being tru ly cooperatives. | ran8form ers and installed three »■
n.
p
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end in W asco.
Some effort ha« been made to
day evening, F ebruary 14. The Removal of the exem ption 4 o f Urger oneg which will increase lY nS. d t a r r ’ IV U iJglC S
inc«‘»me ree«
1 in each year for
E m m ajean V anG ilder and Mis. w hich a re tu rn h as not been filed
Interest private insurance dam- evening was ' spent playing pi- utilitiy corporations would have capacity 100 per cent.
Ilene Delco re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d and no fu rth e r re tu rn will be re-
panies in taking over the crop in- nochle. Out-of-town guests w ere brought In a r o u n d $5,000.000 __________ ___
F riday. Miss V anG ilder will visit «,uire«l.
lu ra n c e program b u t so far with- Mr. and Mrs. H enry Sm ith of The which would have m eant m ore
h er b ro th e r and sister-in-law Mr.
out success. T here are so m any panes. The W ilsons have been do- than four mills fu rth e r reduction m A [A I
T ft
should give
M r ? nei u r r rVX l e r % i u u r < l i i v ' *"<»
f.len VanC.Ihler,
. , h V
e " eterans .h so e y filing
"enT -re
causes of crop failure th a t It is | ng some, rem odeling and enlarg- jn personal property taxes, a lit-
U 5vU IU
enter«»« I service,
,« at
», Stayton.
c,o „ ,r.n Oregon
iirnnnn
T * h e P u rcas
Impossible to w ork out a aeund ing on th eir house and the party tle m atter that would have m eant
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F ebruary 15
W Soclclv
’; ; V. V of tin n.„.(v d ate of illscharu'p. ¡liul if thev w ere
actuarial basis for prem ium rates wag in honor of the completion of much more to farm ers than any (J eS trO V □ e e d 0 1 W e e O S where sh e had lived for 13 years. tian Church held then ia>. . . officers, both the «late th ey left
on farm
farm cooperatives
cooperatives.
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a farm er could afford to^ pay, so
the w ork
possible tax on
■ She w as b o rn J a n u a ry 30, 1879
W a tk in s A b usiness
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retention of the program in some
Mr and Mrs j ohn M aclnnis However, it may be years before.
possibility of re
using
2,4-D
re
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«roc to
m arried
to S ta rr R uggles ()f M ra- W ,K WdtKins. A nuhUH
term in al leave ««tided.
d£d
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iro
b
rin
r
of
1919
Tliev
lived
m
eetin
g
p
rogram
and
gam
es
w
e
tt
Oregon
law
savs th e full $3,0f
3,000
form by the governm ent is alto- and A rt j ustesen were business th5s ls sufficiently understood to,
duCe the spread
Pds n of S h perennial
e rm a i C ounty ™ sev eral th e d iv ersio n of the after,toon.
£ (Ip(h|(.te(i , f a pprson WJ
as
gether probable.
visitors in The Dalles Saturday perm it passage. All corporations,
weeds by seed, after the weeds
Lbe « o n r? Mr« R u b l e s bclong/xl to D ain ty re fre sh m e n ts w ere serv « on act ivc d u ty for an y p art of tli
the
the 15th.
except utilities are double taxed. are too m ature to be killed by the
rR Mfs Rugg]es belong<xl
in the late afternoon.
tax year. It is not lim ited to se rv ­
W hile it is reasonably certain
The K ent Town team won one once by excise and once for In- spray, is suggested by Virgil H.
E astern Star at Moro,
Mrs. IL A. W h ite and Mrs. G. A. ice pay, b u t m ay be applied
th a t some m easure settin g uif a basketball game and lost one to wimP of stockholders.
r
Freed, assistant agronom ist as the
{s survived by her w idow er;
S arg en t 1 went
T h u ts-
1
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,i M is naiK’’»
1,1 to T he Dalles
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,
ag ain st an
anv v iv
type
pe <
of
>t income,
income. It
iv
national science foundation will the K lickitat team in two games
Plan now being considered bv o.S.C. experim ent station,
. E*the“
of Paulina; two sons.’ <«v
m em bera ° f
f e n o t bo claimed, however by
again be approved by the senate, p iaye(j jn the K ent gym Satu#“- tbo^P best informed is to raise
Tests conducted
year d indi
a p erson who becam e a re sid e n t
_ by the house, it (Jciy
u ui j xvz.
I4JUI million
IIllIIIV/il from
iivixa« income
and possibly
day evening, r F cu»
ebruary
15. _
ano'ther four
a“ p^fca\ to n last
of ^
’ late H enry and Neal both of Stayton. W h ite S hrine.
All th e grade teach ers had Val- of Oregon a fte r disch arg e unless
would be unsafe to predict which
George W ilson and son, Bud, taxes t0 insUre th at there will be ci
thn
educed the
e n tin e p artie s in th e ir room s 1* 11-
}iad jn (.onws subject to Oregon
the several bills already introduc- new u Portland Monday, Febru- no property tax for the next bien-
c««t m ina-
_
id will be accepted. The funda- ary 17 ^ h e re Bud is receiving niUm and then raise some m o n w » « d « « a" d
O r e ffO I l V e h i c l e s N e a r
tax d u rin g th e period of service.
Mr. and Mrs. P hilip O’M eara re
mental purpose of each of the „ ¿ u l atlelM|on. T hey returned for the general , Und through ad- tion of seed of Ruaslan knapweed, V I C g t i l l
Base pay, flying pay, overseas
cen
tlv m oved into the P atrick pay, and re tire m e n t of re g u la r
m easures is the eame b u t there Monday afternoon.
ditlonal taxes, which mdv be nec- Canadian Thlst <. w ( p a ^ P-
- M U K /x« M q w V
Vl’M eara house. ___
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arm v o fficers are taxable. Non-
is little sim ilarity in th e m anner
K ent has been having quite an eR<,arv if welfare costs are not M orning *lory a*~ a n
I ia ll- lY ln llO n lT la l K
S
u
n
d
ay
guests
at
the
hom
e
of taxi>bje a re nHrst*>ring - o u t • pay,
in which th e program is to be ad- epidemic of influenza. The dis- trirnm ed down. These taxes m av other kinds F u rth e r
*7 a
Q,.o no.ir
Mr. an d Mrs. K enneth Blau w e re g o v ernrnent allo tm en ts to depen-
m instered. The purpose of each ease has been prevalent among be some on gambling, m ore from quired to determ ine the best t
Oregon motor vehic)es
is to advance the national health, the younger children and has dog and horse- rad n g , perhaps of application and^the
sa^ ‘ng the half-million m ark, it < Mr. and Mrs. Jack K rafic and d en ts am o u n ts received u n d e r th e
ism ¡¿m
some e from a w ithholding tax on Freed. This is nbt
suggested “ as been announced by ^ Sedtetar.y
prosperity and welfare, and se- caU8^ quite a lot of Absenteeism
not «uggestea
re ia iy ° ot f
^ a n jq u e t of ^ ‘- t l a n T t h e y QI b i„ and pensiong fur to ^ or
cure national defense. A bill in- jn the school these last two weeks.
which is partly for revenue a substitution tor earlier -Prop y s ta te Robert S. F arre I
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also callVd on M *
p artial d isability, i n c l u d i n g
troduced by Senator Thom as of
M r. and Mrs. J. E. Norton w ere and p artlv to Insure collection of timed «prays to control the grow-
By the second week in Dpb, l,a’ v mid and Mr. and Mrs. K enneth am ounts pald tn retired ernergen-
U tah would provide federal as- visitors in The Dalles Monday, | ncome taxes from w orkers, may- ing plants.
re g lstra tlons b ?d r ^a<*
„„.¡“L ' W i,,kv ’r 1 1 m if Mob 1 return- CV officers’ R eturns should be fil-
sistanee on a peacetime basis for F ebruary 17.
he a tobacco tax. If this policy 1«
-______________________ — This Is an all-time record, and ex
c w . Jo h n so n of Aloha 1 e tu rn p<J at thp stat(? ta% commissir>n o f
scientific scholarships and fellow-
Mrs Lester W ilson and daugh- f0nowed it would p erm it th e state th t
t the Rtate nearly 40,000,- ^ eds ’^ ^ ^ v ^ m o s t 1 'io per- Wl
n n ii^ U u g h te rd ^ la w flce\ m
^ a le ,n ’ " r a t 1137 S W\
ships. A nother bill, introduced by ter Karen and Mrs. Paul W ilson to end the biennium w ith a fairly ^ d o l l a r s should really educate, ^ « a m e
y « Im o.
0
SOn .n d d a^ ^ e r W ^ a w , Y am hnl p o rtla n d
a bipartisan group including Sena- and son Kelly and daughter Con- good economic condition b a rrin g
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accounted
and M r s X L J ^ o n .
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to r Cordon of Oregon, would tu rn nie w ere business visitors in The u n forseen conditions.
The furore over the pay of state 116.000-
.
..
A very enjoyable
“W
rp rise d sets
if p N. a rty w as held
th e whole responsibility for act- Dalles Tuesday, F eb ru ary 18.
is expected th a t the school policemen Is sort of a week end
W e e i will be ra th e r su
m nHnn
net in the M sem en t of DRIVERS LIC EN SE
______ f over to a board
» d don
o n 't t issue
half a m illion sets : th
.u e e M
M ethodist
ethodist chu rch given by EX AM IN ER TO BE HERE
entific
nafiam
The
K
ent
school
lunch
room
re-
till,
HB9,
will
come
out
this
week,
tem
pest
in
a
teapot,
caused
by
we
issue
half
•n u n c researen o v e r iv a
L-n e n e n i scnooi lu iiv n io u m iv- W) li m h u , w in com e o u i uiis
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a « . i n f th<» v p u ’L k ' 1» „1 1™,
th o m -in d a rd
of scientists to be appointed by celved d€u Very of th eir new re- unless^ changed In com m ittee it personal rancor and will Probab’y o f,J
‘
p .trie ia K aseb erg C arl
A D rivers L icenee Exam iner is
the president. In effect, either of fr igerator Tuesday the 18th. Up w ill be fought vigorously, and it resu lt In nothing. W ays an saidI Fa
.
citin g new fig- c h « \ g «tnrtnd them off on^som e .scheduled to b
be on duty in Moro
the measures would commit the to this tim e they had been getting js doubtful if the com m ittee will m eans is to d n « to n " d out tb® ^ a i Z - h n n d w r i t i n e on the wall " S t
th a t w ere enioved b y ’ T b u rsd a ^ -Febru«ry
February ,«/,
,27, 1947, at
al governm ent to pay the along w Ithout his very necessary change It much. I t ha« become pay scale of sim ilar offic^rs a n d ? u rd i as b a n d w ritin g on t ^ 'valk new gam es h at u e
d th e co u rth o u se betw een the hours
federal
of discovering and training item*
t o teachers and principals will act wheq th at is available--- and- are urging hoi n e u m< ast re< a . They had a fasluon show_ and
]() g
3 p
gc(
according to
cost
vm
intz
KPl
Ant
i«ts.
rrv,n
WHoatlnnd
Rphpkflh
IjOdfiTC
narpnt.fparhprs
fpw
of
whom
not
much
before
if
any.
Senate
In
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The W heatland Rebekah Iyxlge and parent-teaeherR. few of whom not much
arf announcem ent received
from,
promising young scientists
held drill practice Monday eve- Reern to have an understanding of ways and means m em oers arr
mt- v . a . * . v • _'” qtati<i»jCR'
the Secretary of State's office^
Im pressed by th e num ber of nlng> F ebruary 18 w ith r e f r e s h - r . It. Is Impossible to believe th a t De concerned over the attitude of r ®a^ Re
a^ d ^ ore driyprR Judg«*- Roe
Persons w ishing licenses or
biographies and other publics- m ents served aft?r practice. The ¡t will not eventually react against the speaker a n d . " ^ Bhtf
^ ¡ n£7 farther and faster than
mitg to drive are asked to get in
tions allegedly w ritten by past m onthly birthday m eeting was the present bunch of educational ed to ei^oy his
™ J « y e /b e fo re on Oregon highwpvs.’ A/r.ell Lem ley b r o u g h t Mrs touch w ith the exam iner well
and present m em bers of the na- fteld T hursday evening, F ebruary ]paders and Injure schools. Tax- Will certainly be a substantia e v 4
.
t no* bp Lemley hfxne from Portland W ed ahead of the scheduled closing
ttofta!
administration,
senate
esdav a fte r sp en d in g several hour in order to assure comple­
ial aq
m in isira u o n , the.
me w
i o t c 21
21 honoring
honoring the
m e birthday
Dirmuuy of
01 Mrs.
m io. payers
p ay ers are
are entitled
en tiu e u to
u i « efficient
i i o e u v a adv
« n raise in
... pay for th
- - e - m
--- e’Pbe[
--
- a
noolpcteil - ” p F nrrpll
arrell said
said “ “ is
is suffic-
suffic- n nes«lav
applk
has decided to investigate to w hat H arry Howell. Two m em bers are m inistration and economy, espec- the _8tateJ P 2 ]J ^
much U lent enforcem ent to take care of weeks in a hospital for medical tion of their applications
with a
extept there has been “ghost” to be initiated at the regular m eet-. ia ny in tim es of high taxes and lature adjourns. T h at
m
inim
um
of
delay.
treatm ent.
the
state’s
growing
needs,’
O w n i n g on page
they are not getting It. Schools accepted as certain.
•** ing
ing night
night March
March 6.
6.
M.
Veterans Entitled
To $3000 Deduction
Dies At Stayton
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