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FAOM S MMHMAH ' fcOUMTY JÖVHNAL,
a t the dam
MORO. OttlCCON
or * tranimitted
M UBAX, JCLY U , 1M7
Is
Wheat Fire Buras
question for congress, but
tion and general expense might
mteht Richelderfer Field
be better left to administration.
Mrs A. B. Sargent
man’s parents Mr and
Potter.- Mr Weedman > returned
Mr end Mre Hinry Copeland
home Wednesday and Mrs Weed- of Walla Walla were here from
man stayed unt« Friday. Acwm- Sunday until Tuesday
i
panying them was Mrs Potter’s the home of Mr and Mrs A. u
It seems inconcevable, as we
w
brother, Sllvte Jacks, of San Fran- Kaseberg.
'
have said before, to limit Bonne-
W b SOO
cisco, who" left: for Portland
David Dunn of Portland arrlv-
function
.-of
«.I»« "“ ^*r
:h; ville in its regular
Friday
’
ed here during the week for a
ru. •» R®** ° ? S ? u
° oroducimr
producing power. It also seems
A fire here Monday afUrnoon Wppkena
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- the home
Weekend Kue8l8
guests Äl at U1C
the A. w. C. visit
of several weeks r at
^ T r T b e li^itedPrifVatheyH desire burned approximately 150 acres K berg home Vere Mrs Kase- of his grandparents, Mr and Mrs
should be
of wheat on the'E arl Richelderfer
Mrs Ida Gar lock, Harley Dutton,
Eft ' to expand. I the
ranch. The fire, cause of which wilh her f ie n d s '
Charlotte
p r and Mrs Frank Ralston of
I ATI 0 N power—and most experts seem was not determined, started near Martfl
an£f
Mrs
B
ess'
Anderson,
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Walla
Walla arrived here Friday
to think it does—then let it be
Guy Andrews’ house, burned aH
Modesto, California, who for ashorv visit at the home of
W asco , O re g o n
through a,pasture ’»nd
V n d spread
rap- are on a vacation trip to Lake Mr and Mrs A C Kaseberg. Mrs
ÉDITOFMAL- built and transmitted.
spread rap-
ingPT
b
u
lW
blTdamsaon
the
big
Wly
to
the
ad)‘‘!nb’if
ÌSSOOATION
Louise, Banff qnd . Yellowstone Ralston Is Mr Kaseberg’s neice 0 0 9 0 X 0 0
N otw ithgovernm ent.com -
Strong wlnds whfpped the Park.
irk.
n du ! £ »
A f? * The Ralstons also vlslted at
Mr and Mrs Charley Neville of home of Mr and Mrs Herb Root.
petition
facing
them,
anyway.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PA PER There is going to be govefment ”y plowing a strip th ro u g h th e Corvallis are here fo^ a visit of-
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weeks
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Ne
power. Also there should always
s^m er
ville’s parents, Mr and Mrs G . A.
ONE Y E A R ----- - - - ------ 3 -- UPO be private power. One of the ar- "<* been tor a WM
Regardless of the funeral’s
guments for government power fallow, wlUy*to»<»ra
GAS AND OIL
cost the family Is provided
JULY 25. 1MÎ
ir. the first place was that there P«1. the
??”iiS Jrted
Tiras^ Accessories
with every benefit of our
Not Responsible
was a heed to check on private b«." endangered^It is reported
modern equipment end ex
RATE BEARING
/
‘Ve.
power costs. The .same rule will » a t the wheat loss was covered R. H. MoKEAN and SON
perienced personal attend
For W ife’s Debts*
Now going on in Portland is a work as to public power for there bV Insurance.
ance.
I
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S
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A
N
C
E
Mrs Jobn Foss entertained
bearing on the suit of the Inland is as much danger of public pow-
Navigation company against sev er getting monopolistic and costly group of former school ^ aaamaJ ^
Grain, Feed, Flour, Fuel
A young man came rnshlng Into day ho u<------ -—- -
eral western raidroads with the as there is of private power doing at a UI^ J ® 11
Farm Implements, Bags, Twine
the CUrton offie« the oth.r day and sheepishly: "Yon can forget that
Interstate Commerce Commis the same. Both are managed by Robert Belknap who IS visi 1 g BARBED WIRE —GOOD POSTS
UO. Me
me and
ana the
w « missus have
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beings and the public will here this summer^ Mrs Belknap
wanted ma to print an ad—“right ad.
sion's head examiner taking the human
PHONES
X
7 e X k It retains com- will be «m em bered as Beryl
«11
patched
up. And wefre hnv-
quick"—
saying
ha
wont
ho
respon
testimony.
Office ■ - Residence
Sheets. Places for luncheon were Feedstore
This county and this area is **
sible for his wife’s debts from now iug a friendly giaaa of hoar, right
petition.
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162 _
18^ a v
arranged
at
a
large
table
center
vitally interested in the hearing
on, as ho*a leaving her for good im
H
OREGON
ed with sweet peas The afternoon WASCO
From where I sit, if
g+v*
and the decision the ICC may
mediately. ’
was spent informally. Anymg the
folks than onough to think «togs
make from the testimony given
I
allowed
as
how
the
forms
wore
guests were Mrs James O’Meara
there.
all closed up, and it was too late to over, those hasty quarrels that
(Adma Jean Watkins), Mrs Ken
If the Inland Navigation wins
take
his ad. He enys: "All right, comas* o fte n fro m mi«unde«qta»d-
the railroads will be forced to From the Observer, July 27, 1928 neth Blau (Margaret McDermid),
Monday then”—and we agreed on lug wUl<ivn way I q toloranm ggft
Heavy damage was caused to Mrs Dewey
uewey . Thomas
mom«» ivuuicunc
(Catherine
make Joint rail and water rates
TO GO
Monday. *
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along the Columbia river, that is Sherman county farm and busi- pridley), Mrs Robert Bish (Kath-
North
turn
at
WASCO
Of
course,
the
forma weren’t
fin
i
c/ass/
Joint rates for rail and water ness interests on Tuesday and ertne Richelderfer), Mrs Stone
closed. Bnt I had kind of an Inkling
Wednesday
of
this
week
by
a
(Lovilia
Gosson),
the
hostess,
Mrs
haul, and these rates will be 20
Wasco, Oregon
of what might happen. Then 8nn-
per cent under the rail rates. On series of three fires, two grain Fogg (Hazel Watkins), and the
the surface that looks like a good field fires on Tuesday and a barn honor guest.
Mr and Mrs Guy Weedman of
thing tor it gives the promise of fire on * Wednesday. The first
CepyrigU 1MT, (ZahoJ Suu« Bremers /«
-
Fulton
Multnomah
arrived Tuesday for a
fire was on the Dave
lower rates on wheat.
at the home of M ri’Weed-
Portland
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Actually It would do the oppo- plaçe jburnbî? 90 8C’¡e! of stand-
. J
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a erra
In T
hP se
c o n d fl fire started
ing
grain.
The
second
(FiM rw
site. No one can expect the rail
* i to • S” ' T"
Keith
S i r e 1# g y d j g S s a
roads to maintain and ' operate on the Richelderfer place and
Lewis
burned
through
450
acres
of
grain
t
o
o
k
To
The
L
eader
tfm— to —i w h w U A me ric a
railroads on the branch lines if
they are only to haul the grain and a wheat truck. The last fire
TH E TAVERN
SU N S E T For S ervice.
to the river where they would was on Wednesday morning at
the
Hay
Canyon
farm
of
Rob’t
W.
have to provide sidings for the
Belshee. A bam, all its contents,
barge line to unload from.
G R E Y H O U N D
The rafher recent attenmpt to re- including nearly capacity load of
move the Shaniko branch brought hay and three automobiles park
I m UMIOM FACI F10 STACKS Ma
forth figures that show apeh an ed In the shade of the ba
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to- .
operation to be flnaneiaUy lmpos- • Henry R u g g le « t a i
X . The railroad, could make a turned over toe
showing of lot. very easily if city water pumps tc M. R. Schflde
WASCO, OREGON
they did not get to haul the grain wlta and the.care of
Phone
552
farther than Bigg, or The Dalle., to Sam Brleblne.
“ h'd
or 681
That would mean truck trans- annual vacation to to r W es
Oar Reputation Is Your Protection
•
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portatlon for all wheat and other mountain resorts south a
¿ d i r T ^ m o n y " “T n e w power and light line
ALWAYS: New Dresses, Blouses
and Hand Made Gifte
NOW: Nylon Hose,’ Anklets and
uadies Levis
Mn
Rom where I sit
Joe Marsh
//
ye«
h Other
STANLEY SWETT n tin s
n mu
r f
A uto Repairing •.
A tla s T ire s
HASTINGS 8 RONALD
A tla s B atteries
OIL PRODUCIS
We have some good buys in
CHEVRON
G A S S T A T IO N
the Shaniko branch hearing show- will be buU‘ ?’J 00" aS T,®, ®r ‘i'o
e l that to-be much more expen- can.!»
slv. and practically Impossible, the J. T. HenWe. C h ^ B u lto rt*
Ordinary w heat' Is not so high and C. R. M°
'
R
article that It can be From the ObMiwer. July> M .
a prsoea »rue«; w
.
w _ poWey has one field that
long distances It has - W. 8 . TOwen
b e e n ., handicap that has prevent- Is good
b“ ST , e of Moro.
development of many . per
nexl
lt ls goort
good wheel growing district,
Mr powen-s
M T of rail transportation.
for 30 or 35-
I t 1. doubtful If the barge com- ls the prettiest field we nave
pany has enough barges to haul seen in O "* °" Freeman -was
the mid-Columbia's grain, nor
sbe
. wH)l a Krtoua attack
that there are facilities for hand-
and has
ling It at the terminal«.
of pneumoin a
room in
3 2 further, It does not appear
°h™ week. but
proper » a t one kind of transpor- Wasco most of t
g
tatton should resort to law or the hopes to be able to oe a
totaed
till W. .
e B
M
b m u M not fair for »t to
^ b- X
ehVe
Priver'» Licea— ■ gsmhered
Te 5 1 -6 6 ,0 0 0 E x p ire D a r ia
CHEVROLET
Y o u m u s t a p p ly f o r r e n e w a l this mondi O N L Y
i f y o u r d r iv e r 's lic e n s e S eria l n u m b e r is in th e
C
above group. -
l e
^
t
Ho faxUviducd aoOo, will ba m tfM W
tion! between members o f the
Oregon delegation In Washington.
Although this group of six have
often differed • they have hung
together .pretty well when mat
ters pertaiaiz< to the state have
the congress
been
In the first place it seem s very
neffletent to have all Bonneville
fund. Itold U to tb« treasury and
then have Booneville dependent
Moro Lodge- No. 115, L.O.O.F.
Meets 1st ’ and ftrt
Tuesdays in 1.0.0
hall Transient
risking brothers
cordislte tevitod
to meet with us.
John Lawrence N.G.
* « Keasinaer. Secretary
ftrthUhe m Chapter No. 78. O.K.A
Got* «loii»«» whlttor *nd cUaner
the 6me. D e« evereqe
fly Wtofh in about ONE HOUR.
D o oo< a p p ly b y naafl. A p p ly a t Ihe
dork or examinar in
•otoiinq, kniRnq. rehhieq.
' ? 7 JOHN M. DeMOftS
<
PHONE MORO 857
RESIDENCE. DeMOSfl SPRINGS
• No sa-axaminattoo te
pu " c
tunate position. It pays no taxes run it this season on his own and
on its barges or tow boats. In the fields of a few neighbors.
mdat cases it leases harbor facil
ities from cities or port districts MRS BARGENHOLT PIES
that are -------
municipally
---- - owned and .
Mrs Idalia Bargenholt, 61, for
pay no i taxes<
taxes. The government 41” earg ^ ^ e n t of Wasco, died'
r . up—at huge expense—the
July 8 at a Dalles hos-
keeps
road bed” which Is a w ttorw sy
s ^e was born in Nebraska
In t h i s ___
March 3, 1886.
Actually the hearing Is caused
Survivors Include her husband,
by an attempt <rf a comparatively C. A. Bargenholt, a son, D*lba’’t
small barge company to take over Johansen, of Sacramento, Calif,
the business of a successful trans one grandchild. Mrs Eunice Costa,
portation system that has a much Baker, and two great grandchild
larger Investment, hires more
ren
i
help and performs a much more
Services were conducted from
complete service.
the C. R. Callaway & Son Chapw
When, and if, there is success Friday July 11. at 2 P-
ful transportation on the Colum Rev F. L. Cannell of Odell offi
bia and adequate facilities both ciating. Committal was In / Thn
along the river and a t the term Dalles I. O. O. F. cemetery.
inate and better roads, transpor
Lupine Rebekah Lod
tation by water may be feasible. Meeta
2nd and 4th
But to try and shove the huge Tuesdays of each
wheat crops of this section throu month. V isin g mem
gh the meager facilities of Inland bers welcome.
Navigation company is absurd Irma Johnson, NG
Clara Houston, Sec.
and impossible.
| ureka Lodge No. 121 A J 4 A M.
Meets on the 1st and
8rd Thursday evenings
BONNEVILLE FUNDS
of each month Visiting
The word slinging between Sen
1 members are cordiallj
-invited to meet with us
ator Cordon and Representative
E. E. Hartee, W. M.
Stockman may result in some
break in the past pleasant rela
Pinkerton, Secretary
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library at Moro.
r«ape the profitable haul.
O. L. Belshe has purchased the
A barge line Js in a most for I. D. Calbreath combine, and will
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m r s to make
t Mt ■*
not violatine
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used curs and trucks. See us.
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WAÎCN OintM AKS A DATS
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
t
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Bobtrl Se FirrtlL Jr«« Secretary of Stott
W ill YO U
your home?
• I f your property has
p a s s e d th r o u g h m a n y ,
nands, title to it b eco m es
a c o m p lic a te d m a tter,
Y o u c o u ld even lo s e
y o u r h o m e . T a k e th e
c ____
a s e o f M r . J o n e s .*
Shortly after his fam ily ■ v -
.
.
• J
w as settled in a n ew hoqae h e found a deed to the property
*
had previou sly been record ed by another party, Jone« had
to g o to court to save his h o m e. A C om m onw ealth In
sured T itle search w o u ld have revealed this d o u b le’d a im
to o w n er sh ip and probably > prevented » c o stly law suit.
Y ou r d eed a lo n e is n o assurance that property i f
yours. If a C om m on w ealth Insured T itle sh ow s you
o w n the property, you are p rotected against such claim s. . ,
A void fear o f lo s s . H ave full p rotection o f ow n ersh ip .
A sk your exp erien ced rfA/ter, attorney or b a n k e r about
C o m m on w ealth In su red T itle .
• A trato Morr n « p ( for ih< i
Sherman County Abstract
. Notice ia. hereby given thdt
the undersigned' has filed in the
County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Sherman County his Fin-
al Accunt and Report as Admin-
istA tor of the Estate of William
G. Macnab, deceased, and that
Wednesday, the 6th day of Aug
ust, 1947, at 10:00 A. M., of said
day, at the Courtroom, in the
courthouse, in Moro, Sherman
County, Oregon have been fixed
by the Court as the time and place
for hearing. of objections to said
Final Account and Report and
for the settlement of said estate.
Ronald S. Macnab
J
« Administrator
T. Lester Johnson,
Attorney for Administrator 35-8c
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