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Newspaper Page TextP A U * 1 IH K R M A V * COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER I L IM T ■e #■’ price still stays up because high w ages m ake it possible for people to eat m eat who have seldom had ----Published“ Every F rid a y a t fell they want of it. Moro, Oregon • Increase in population has made n tk a ~ l T P reach — - --------E d ito r th e dem and g reater than compari- ^ e ó n d eia*» m a tta r a t tba sive figures indicate. W e m ay r.c« a t M o ro . Oreuon u » -K t Act < reed SO.000.000 beef anim als and » i, - M ■ - arch - - Jt. 1K7». " "* __ . ________ , 4*»H* ___ ** a w heat production of a billion bushels when our population rea- h*'s* 150,000,000. J s Î T p I I ’’ OtEl 01 grain By bidding up ► the price of 4 s < y c iA Ï I O r ! Punsi to send abroad the governm ent is parity, w hile others, notably or- set by th e governm ent fo r c a rto n hay, peanuts, , potatoes, farm products. P e o p le ’ was'’ ^ S T w b a o e ó were below 90 per- Ì 2 X above Pre-w a r' or 137 cent of p arity ~ th e 8upport <>f J ^ h ? s ^ n d e " dèB p riX s NO TICE OF F IN A L H EA RIN G T . Lester Johnson A c h e iv a rl w as given Saturday « • * farm ers for com m odities, Notice la h e re b y given th a t the LAWYKB • Mr and M rs Gerald ? and u ^ s , b u t does not undersigned has filed to Che N isbet a t th e ir co u n try home. J X d e th e c o it o f farm labor. County C ourt of th e S ta ti of VOID, WASOO ) Among those attending North- Thè cost of com m odities used Oregon for Sherm an County- his to F inal R eport and A ccount a s Ad- V ■••Astern business college in Port- production has risen ' M M ------------- *" By Mrs Belle Clothier land w hp spent th e w eekend w ith Ui i lovoi« At t rr levels. A mid- m in lstrato r of th e e sta te-o f Rosa Mr and Mrs H. M. Zell attended th eir ^ . p c aren Joe Hines, unprecedented mi «.uu ----- UiW n u , ts w werq uq uw Q_ntpm her Drices paid by farm A nn Thom pson, deceased, and the reception of M rs E dna T hrone Donna W atkins, Stanley Ander- p for feeds w ere th a t Saturday, the 29th day of Wawo < U nd visitor Monday. .. M r and Mrs P au l Alley and •’ PARITY NOW 185 Attend Masonic Functions M l €DITORIAL_ NATIONAL € DI' ASSO C IA TIO N the grain exported would save the e n tire nation several m illion O FFIC IA L COVNTY PA PE R dollars. But w ith an election com- ing on next year there is little ------ S V ftèC R ÏF n Ô N _ RATËSr - chance of a price reduction on ONE YEAR ............ S200 that product. N either is there likely to be a OCTOBER SÍ, 1947 successful drive for price control over m uch of anything for th e T H E STA TE’S LOSS V favor of producing groups is val- ~ . „ d . . « , , * .™ - » . » » - » on F riday evening. M rs T h ro n e is G rand C onductress and M rs McClay, G rand Associate Conduc- tress of th e G rand ch ap ter of the E a ste rn S tar of Oregon. Mr and M rs G. A. S argent accom panied by M rs Grace McDermid, Georgia Kin sley and Je an e tte M artin attend- ed M rs Pearl McClay’ reception a t LaG rande and also th e one for jntr W illam ette U niversity Salem w as a w e e k e n d ' guest of his p a re n ts. M r and M rs A rvid A nderson. Mr and M rs Bill Reid of P o rt land w ere guests of the form er’s parents, 'M r and Mrs W . R. Reid a n d enjoyed th e h u n tin g season, M rs E leanor A nderson left W e i re sd a y to m ake h e r hom e in T he Jr OSS S K S S S i i S ien.lilZ.Cl WCIC up owwv v»» ----, building m aterials (not including m ore ¡ ^ e 5™ ?^ __ «-/* — plies Were ’ nearly 50 p e rc e n t higher, and seeds w ere m ore than double. F arm w age rates a t th e first of October w ere around 3Vfc tim es the prew ar average. Prices paid b y farm ers for , fa m f u mid.Sep. b . a f e _____ a s ------- - - Tivcwl hv M oro Oregon, n . 5 th e C ourt as the tim e and place fo r’ h earin g of objections to said ^ n n Report rt and and Account and F in u al A ccount settlem ent of said e state Dewey Thom pson George G. U pdegratt, A ttorney for A dm inistrator. 52-3c S il K eith Lewis HÍSIINGS& RO NALD North tu rn at WASCO Wasco, Oregon . Phone — 282 A uto -• Repairing , •-«. ■ • ‘ i/ Atlas Tires I I top of . the . . state years. gon officials , ...... . .......... of — Ore- . ---------------------- a a id e r of M rs H a rry Van G lider [0 „ .n o “ * P—— • - in a plane crash T u e s d a y --------------------- a n d ’ Miss Cora Laidlaw, a cousin - Mr and M rs W . R. Reid motor- a° 2 ^ X ln funU w e night is a blow to the state not sp en t th e week end . a t th e Van ad , 0 P o rtlan d S u n d a y They at- only because the lives of th ree ALL W IL L AG REE Gilder home. tended tne funeral of ,Mrs R ie d s well know n citizens w ere ended • fallen Into . M rs Paul McCoy en tertained mother, ln bv farm ers at ’M rs Paul McCoy en tertained mother, M M rs rs Lizzie Lizzie B u rk h a rt th n e T state now in an effort th e i/^ n fo rm a tio n d will t r o i lose n ^ line P ortland w i h o th has er cities contract club T uesday after- Mondav at th e Pcarson F uneral w n e aTo the in ¿ublto a ™ r s to apprehend sex crim inals, as noon. A de»sert luncheon w as hom e. i n te rm en t in the Lincoln “ *dh~ P“ ” X > rd and w ere m ore G overnor Snell was coming to m any young girls and w om en 8erved followed b y th ree ® M emorial P a r|G B u rk h art tim es th e prew ar aver-, the close of th is his tw o year (erm have been annoyed or attacked 0, cardg w ith Mrs L. E. Kaa? ? will be rem em bered by h e r han . som e item s, such as m eat as governor and ending, by eon- by Such peraons. P ortland asks and M rs Charles F u lto n holding frlneda ln W asco. anim als w ere considerably above WASCO. OREGON stitutionad flat, a long period in support. w inning honors. Phone 552 ■ ' . i , th e state’s official family. He be- W hile th e cam paign is on in Tuesday btudy club m et 5 n or 681 • gan in th is representative d istrict some cities it would be appropri- at th e hom e of M rs A rt A^e.rf./.«*.*•/ over 20 years ago and succeeded ate if all com m unities m ade an an d ceiebrated guest day. • tn speaker of the house, secretary effort to prev en t crim es of th is c ia u d Stephens w as ^ a d e r. pa- of M ate and governor w ithout a n atu re or to im prison those gull- “B ahai” was read by Mre w. M a rs h break. He has been in continuous ty of m enacing young girls o r se- p Gochnauer. R efreshm ents w service since his first election by ducing them by less direct me- serced at the close of the m ng- t Mr and M rs S. M. MCMuun the voter of Gilliam, Sherm an & thods. w ere- hu n tin g several days last S am 's a W heeler counties. - -------- ----- ------ , His has been an exam ple of A irplane disasters seem to come wee^ near Bend. • success in politics, and rath e r re- In bunches. F o r a long tim e The Tillioum club held its first M a tr im o n y E xp ert m arkable for a ybung m an from tra n sp o rts w ere very free from card p a rty of the fall seaso the ru ral d istricts w ith o u t benefit accid ents and now for a ytear or th e hom e of Mrs W. a . n W asco, Oregon Sam Abernathy never intended to snd his mellow glass of beer and of m any of the things often con- 5ver the end of th e w ar, T hursday afternoon., A be a matrimony expert, but he hit,, pipe at the end of s long day. sidered necessary to staying be- h ardly a w eek goes by w ith o u t gert luncheon was . the nail on the head the other day From where I ait, th a t p re s c ri^ fore the public eye. He studied new s of some crash th a t kills loz- by th ree tables of bridge h g ______ ____ tion would apply to most hum an when he said: “ his job, and th a t to which he ens No one tells us w e th e r it is score w as won by Mrs. jo n n wished to succeed and developing ¡mechanical or peronal failure. and low score going w “W hat m arriage really needr is re la tio n s h ip s . C riticism r a re ly a n a tu ra l friendliness became a --------------------- - j oh n M ctterm id. M i n n i e of more open minds and a lot fewer rouses anything hut resentment. very popular state official and one R ussians seem to have Mr and M rs T. L*. w pp But an open mind— whether it ’s open mouths.” , N e w dark shades in N y lo n Hose, who won elections easily. ’ trouble com peting in public in- P ortland w ere overnight gu • applied to a Roman’s choice of Sam may not think much of h i. for ¿M arshall Cornett, who would te ie s t w ith football. Ma’,pe 1“ of th e latW£® J ? T u g g ^ y . They roiaans choice of h a t. or her habit a a m odcrlte glaJ, of b e ir have succeeded to th e governor- b est way to get. along w ith them Mre L . L. F u n * by th e ir Real silk Hose ä A nklets of serving watercress snd cream or two— leads to th e . condusiota ship had he survived Snell came w tu id be to Ignore th e ir rem a rk s w ere accorr,panied^ho^ twQyweek8 1 daughter Kaye after a two w< cheese salad. But he keeps Ms th a t there’s right on both sides. A fte rn o o n Dresses in *egular Sc H alf sizes ft» Oregon from his native Ken mouth shut (I mean, he just uses it tucky. He boasted of obtaining to eat the salad). And the missus Jersey G ow ns and Pajamas little education b u t his liking for never criticizes Sam’s affection for m any cultural activities belied -------- - lis w ere w eekend guests of th eir that worn-out chair before the fire. Lis statem ents.. Hie w as an ag Skirts - House Coats - C o tto n Dres es Mr and M rs G- HU* the Observer. c t —» 30, 1908 p arents gressive business m an and one From •om me kjimvivx., O v-v-w j . W a sc o , O r e g o n Dr. Goffin handed th e Old Man derbband; H ariand Johnson who had made money. H e - was Copyright, 1947, United States Breiaers Foundation •X5**»*,**»*’> T^*“**-*/^< a popular w ith his fellow senators a lem on Saturday, a good sized W ashington w ere .^ a o o c ^ o o e o e a o o o c A X a ^ x ^ c . » : and th a t resu lted in his selection well flavored one th a t was Rroy p 2 Î.esdav O v e rn ig h t guests of the ABSTRACT OF TAXES PAYABLE IN 1947-48 ON T H E ASSESS The valuation of taxable property in Sherm an C ounty is $ ?-859,l76 th e ^ conservât''*"’ thp e Goffin 3S president of the senate. He had in .r %he g e r v a t o r y a t-th Goffm Tuesday---------- parents, -----------------t M f and M xiT.Q rs The levy for the general fund Is 4.1 m ills producing S 40.423/$.) aspirations to be governor and Lome in Moro. M ENT ROLLS FOR T H E YEAR 1947, SHERMAN COUNTY, ORE. State tax elem entary school tax and the School P er Qapita -4«' i *r ‘ lohnson. would probably have been a can A ttorney F ran k Menefee Hon. J Jon Mre Charles E v e rett provided by S tate Surplus. __ —2------- SPECIA L SCHOOL TAX didate had he lived. RECAPITULATION ' E. B. D ufur, stenographer Geo. Tuesday a fter a ten day COM B. n n f fu n r and o th er lim bs ot of th ___ _ J in Riddle p id d le and R obert S. F a rre ll J r. was little Du limDs tn e re tu rn Rnent" LEVY General F und -------- ----------- ------- ----------------- ----------* I i ’ r m m TAX DISTRICT * VALUE LEVY General Road F u n d ------------------------------------------------ “ if past the 40 year m ark, b u t had a lflW w ere in Moro th st w eek at- 13.5 none 1 Biglow 211,130 none Special Road F und ---------------------------- ------------------- long record in public affairs. He court. ’ hinh school students elec- - 30.6 26,194.64 95,044.24 3 R ufus 1,364,304 19.2 Special School Tax becam e state representative in L L Pe€tz j s recovering from yne following officers ■ Jim 28.6 3,715.51 11,500.41 3A R ufus 216,018 17.2 Non-High School D istrict Tax 13.5 the special session of 1935, w as an attack of erysipelas which has «resident Lew is Lutje, none 6,018.14 4 E m igrant Springs 80,970 none Special City T ax 15.2, speaker of the house before being held hlm down. for quite a while. W hi . p Shirley M cIntyre 866.41 5 Locust G rove 509,655 1.7 «M4JMJ0?81 elected tw ice as secretary of state. vice-president, bm , 32.3* 21,961.43 7 W asco » ’ 1,050,786 20.9 ' TOTAL secretary; Jean M cIntyre, trea- 27.3 15,253.85 F arrell was a good adm inlstra- From the G .V J. l.w w 1.89 9 K ent - t 959,362 15.9, Plus Fractional gains in extension 13.5 te r and w as a public official w ho Miss Cassie Holm es has been SUF red F o rtn e r of P ortland was a none 13 DeMoss • 591,539 none 24.3 3/767.15 dared to speak his m ind w hen he called to P ortland for duties as a 15 Gordon Ridge 348,810 10.8 TOTAL TAX • «24,962.70 13.5 Saturday1 visitor in Wasco. nohe 16 E rskine 432,601 none AVERAGE CONSOLIDATED COUNTY LEVY 18 22.816® m ills thought he was rig h t in SCB judge- nurse. 20.8 nilM w. XL. L7.LI- ..«n _______________ Mrs K enneth M orehouse and 7,450.65 17 Moro 792,622 9.4 I Bill E. Todd, C ounty Assessor of Sherm an County, Oregon, m e n t H e carried no grudges and W. R. Olds has rented the J. H. 13.5 none 20 H arm ony 386,153 none considered th e state's in te rest Sm ith ranch southw est of G rass naughter Joyce, re tu ^n ^ . hereby certify th a t the assessed valuations, tax levies and taxes 13.5 none 21 Fairview-Gorm an 355,979 none set to forth full and com plete tru e copies - of th e originals param ount to lesser m atters. Valley ahd will take possession after a weeks vteit in Keis , . 979 07 14 7 set rtn n herein e re in a are ie the me m u unu 22 Boardm an * 228,310 1.2 S tole governm ent will be weak- «1 once. J. H and daughter, M rs Mr an d Mrs A rth u r -L o w e ll f .w — 2T7* -as the sam e appear in th is office and In m y custody. ♦♦23 G rass Valley 1,691,37& 9.2 ugust, 1947. i W itness my hand and seal this, the 22 day of A Augu ened lo r m onths because of th e W alpole will leave for a v isit G rand Dalles W ashtngto none . •> t Bill i l l , E. W Todd, Pnnntv A 30 Klondike 639,864 none County Assessor untim ely deaths of these m en. a t Yakima and Hoquiam W ash., houseguesti of th e at l e t* -. - - -. . i PE R C EN T VALUE 95,044.24 T heir leadership wlU be gone and and if th e Tnfuenza disappears er. M rs M »*»" of 100.00 TOTALS 9,85947« 9,859,476.00 T otal Value -4-— 81.48 as tw o w ere m em bers of the board they will spend th e rem aining M iss Tafoe . of 8,031,670.00 Total Local Value Non-High school d istrict fund levy is 2.1 m ills and applies to all 69.64 6,865,810.00 ol control action on state m atte rs pari of th e w in ter in California. Portland w as a I/)cal Real Value school districts except 3, .3A, 7, 9, & 17. 11.82 1,165,860.00 will be delayed un til those who Miss Veta Dugger, dau g h ter of h e r m other, M rs G atn en n . Local Personal Value \ Non-High V aluation $ 5,476,384 Tax $ 11,500.41 18.54 1,827,806.00 Public U tilities V alu e___ _____— **lneT ade?rSchoot^tetrict Nt>. 23 and form er D ist rict N o . 33------------ suoceed cân learn thé devions M r and M rs Jasg er Dugger w w nenberg. ,. TÖO.ÖO 224,962.70 Total Tax ' / ’ processes of sta te control. m arried last w eek to H a rry Smell- M rs O. • w eeks vaca- ♦ Does not include Special City Tax 77.94 175,337.07 Total Local Tax Jo h n Hall, speaker of the last wood of Oregon City, w here they Sunday from a tw o w eek 66.00 148,483.46 SPE C IA L CITY TAX Local Tax on R eal P roperty house of representative, is gover- will m ake th e ir hom e, tion spent, in Sacrarne , COMB. Local Tax on Personal P roperty 11.94- 26.853.61 nor. He has m ade no pretense From the O bserver, Nov. 2 1928 sh e m ade hom e bv M rs J. 22.06 LEVY 49,625.63 TAX LEVY VALUE Public U tilities Tax CITY of being acquainted w ith th e At a m eeeting of th e directors w as accom paned lw m e by M raJ^ 8.94 50.0 Union Pacific Railroad Value 881,779.00 4,582.26 258,885 17.7 W asco m any problem s of the state, es- of th e Sherm an C ounty F a ir Asso- W . R eardon of Portland wHo A 11.84 20.8 26.640.61 none 208,569 Union Pacific R ailroad Tax Moro 5.65 567,020.00 32.1 1,435.88 peclally ru ral Oregon. H e is an elation held last Saturday F red be h e r guest for a d G rass Valley 9.4 152,753 G rass Valley B ianch RR. Value 5.52 12,419.07 attorney, w hose practice is th a t P ickett w as elected secretary to M r an d Mre Ben Dorm G rass Valley B ranch RR. Tax 2.07 204,389.00 6,018.14 of-corporations, n ig h t clubs, beer succeed O. A. Mitchell, who has M r and Mro S D o r m a l e v ^ b p » 615,207 Packiic Pow er & L ight Co. Value TOTAI j S 2.31 5,202.30 Pacific Pow er & L ight Co. Tax dlanensors moved to Pendleton. ' - kanc, W ashington w ere w ees ~~ GENERAL ROAD FUND BUDGET SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT ROLI a SHERMAN COUNTY, 194« A new secretory of sta te will be Miss Opal Powell retu rn ed to guests of ‘h eir b ro th e r an h*e W eed Control . " ______ ___________- ..............* 9’000 00 U N IT VAULE NUMBER REA L PROPERTY ,m «i bv the new governor. Per- Moro from E ugene th is week to ln law. Mr and M rs F r Wages, Repairs, ¿ a s , Oil, Gen. Supplies, e t c . ................... 2o l i i ™ Acres of all unp latted land 12.90 5,994,460.00 464,684.90 nam ed by the new governor z>nr+i»nd Bridges over 10 feet 21.16 5,700,310.00 269,572.94 haps upon th a t appointm ent, accept an offioe position w ith the m aier. ----------------- ----------- ----------- q nnn'nn Acres of titlable land Pacific Pow er & L ight company, M rs E dra D unn of 294,150.00 1.51 195,111.96 C rusher Rock or Road Im p r o v e m e n t.................................. Acres of non-tillable land and th e integrity of the m an nam succeeding Miss Mildred Board- Was a w eekend guest o f ner 537,800.00 Road Machinery — ..................... .............................................. S tructural im provem ents on u n p latted lands ed. will depend the w elfare of m an. w ho has resigned. , Building F u n d 'fo r Road Im provem ent — ........... - ............ 250.00 th er, M™ J« nnie n? e^ X n d ‘ 52,530.00 lands th e sta te un til th e n ex t election. is Utonri ____________________ < 19.ÖU Platted 285,110.00 S tructural im provem ents on platted lands R etirem ent F ond M eanwhile th esU te m ust grieve C. H. U r s o n is G i ld in g a new V e ™ R ^ r t e in Mftanwhile th e ver the loss of so m any m en b a rn 48x60 feet on th e K enneth a new stude 48,679.14¿ over th e loss of TOTAL TOTAL R E A L PROPERTY I 6,869,900.00 •ho had made th e ir m ark, m ostly Springs Silver Fox farm property high «cj10®1- weekend 17,567.31 Less E stim ated R eceipts and Cash w .ro Personal P roperty u g h th eir own efforts, on th e of which he is m anager. _______ M rs A. J^ S m ilh w as 52,020.00 through 31,111.83 Movable m achinery1 and equipm ent REM A IN DER 99,580.00 public life of the state. M erchandise and stock in trade . ’ w as a Port- 84.06 F arm ing im plem ents, m achinery & equipm ent 519,460.00 No. 116 R ev Carl Stierle Plus E stim ated Uncollected Taxes Lupine Rebekah Lodfe 25,330.00 use Media Snd and 4th 31,195.89 F u rn itu re and equipm ent in comm ercial 584 M ac’s W elding & TO B E ,R A IS E D BY TAXATION ,29.q4 17,310.00 H orses and Mules Tuesdays of each )>RICR CONTROL 431,010.00 48.1 t 8,947 C attle month. Viato ng mem 4,070.00 4.83 843 Sheep and Goats Machine Shop ROAD TAX C ertain groups in the U nited bers ----- welcome. -w . _ 14,610.00 11.70 1,249 TAX LEVY Swine VALUE States are try in g to bring price Irm a Johnson, NG DISTRICT 2,380.00 .89 2,660 Gen. Rd. 8p. Rd. P oultry PO RTA BLE W ELD ER controls back. Some labor unions C lara H ouston, . 100.00 $ 67,483.16 4.1 . M iscellaneous 3.2 $ 9,244.269 Road 1 Go A nyw here w ant them . a ---------- i i y t.o.ö.fc. U889.3A 4.1 3.2 258,885 Road "2 W asco No m ethod of controlling prices ¿ f a n d * 3rd 1,486.(* TOTAL PERSONAL PROPERTY « 1,165,870.00 4.1 See Me" F o r Steel 3.2 Road 3 Moro . . • 203,569 1,115.10 TOTAL LOCAL R E A L & PERSONAL PROP. 8J>35,770.00 4.1 prices in th is co u n try has ev er in I.O l O.F. 3.2 152,753 B ring Your T roubles to Mac Road 4 G rass Valley Less V eterans’ & W idows’ E xem ptions c 3,230;00 been found to be successful prob- T ransient anr‘ A. D. McConaughy 71,974.17 ably because we will not p erm it risit.ng brothers are' TOTALS 9,859,476 4- ’ - W asco Oregon • TOTAL NET TA X A BLE VALUE 8,032,540.00 *‘all o u t” control of everything. If cordially invited SPECIA L ROAD FUND BUDGET Shop Phone 332 N ET VALUE a fte r revision . ^ l ? 1’670 00 the price of bread, and feeds and to meet with us. Im provem ent-of County Roads —----------------- ------------- ■ SCHOOL TAXES SEGREGATED Hom e 331 m eat is to be pu t under federal P ercen t U tilities Tax Jo h n Law rence N.G. P ercent ìx>caj Tax TOTAL TO BK RAISED BY TAXATION FO B ROADS T1.1M 88 D is t supervision, it w ill also be neces none A. R. Kessinger. Secretary none 1 61.06 sary to apply th e brakes to prices 15,994.26 38.94 10,200.38 GAS AND OIL 3 Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. OJi-X PA RTIA L SEGREGATION OF ITEM S IN COUNTY 85.99 3,194.87 paid for labor. Then It follows 14.01 520.64 3A Tire»-A ccessories M«ets Every Second anti none School L ibrary F und ----------- -------- *------------------- th a t prices of goods offered m ust . none 4 «(MX) Fourth Thursdays In each . 3.08 - 26.66 96.92 Circuit C ourt A Justloe C o u r t ----- -r , be controlled. T hen there is no — 839.75 3,988.8b 5 Public relief, ©Id age, blind & dependent c h ild re n s aid Month. Visiting M em ber R. H. McKEAN and SON 3,238.16 85.26 18,723.27 free economy. - . 7 750.00 InvR ^l— Moro Oregon 1,307.01 91.43 Four-H Club F a i r ........... — ................. - ------- ---------------- 13,946.84 T h ere is a m ark et for w heat 5,000.00 9 I W 8 U E A N O « _ Em Genevieve Powell; W. M. none ergency —~ ___ _______ none . 13 39.683.M and m eat now th a t is apparently none Rem ainder for o th er County Purposes i-— - Edna Melzer, Secretary 100.00 3,767.15 15 ~ G rain, Feed, F lour, Fuel bottom less. E urope is taking a ll ' none • > none 16 50,218.60 i l ? 8.27 of o u r su rp lu s g rain th a t has been Vureka Lodge No. I t l TOTAL F arm Im plem ents, Bags, Tw ine 616.47 91.73 , 6,834.18 17 10,092.11 • J Less Fees & Balances piling u p for y e a rs and com peti none 3rde tThuraday ev en in g BARBED W IR E —GOOD POSTS * * f none 20 tio n is forcing th e price up be none none 40,126.49 21 of each month- Visiting PH O N ES R EM A IN D ER none 100.00 yond th e ability’ of consum ers to 273.97 * • Residence 22 121.92 members are cord i a I. > p^edatore Office 12.54 P lus E stim ate Uncollected Taxes 1,950.70 87A6 buy. F ifteen cents for a pound of 13,609.93 n v ite d jo m eetjyrtn^ U5 162 ‘ 23 > 182 - none bread is too m uch. A lthough the • none 40,248.41 R. E. Barzee, W. M. 30 OREGON / TO B E RA ISED BY TAXATION WASCO t-J I "'. nation has m any m ore head of Pinkerton, Secretary Ijeef anim als th a n e v e r before the OIL PRODUCTS Atlas Batteries CHEVRON G A S S T A T IO N From where I sit... / / J o e Moon Equipment Co. The Gay Shop In Other Days / «