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•t Z •. •- - <-L - I ' I ; r ..-v . I r -V Rufus Residents T h ese T h in g s Find Flood Damage Serious We N ote by Giles L. French '■ 16. 1948 Xeni 7 own Team S till Winning Basketball Moro Baskefeers Camera C/u6 Gets County Court Get Into Win * “* Meeling Makes Annual ; i < . A w f Pictures Side at Maupin The first m eeting of the pros Appointments Games With Regularity — < — By Mrs - George Fox . Due to the violent rain storm th at sw ept the n o rth end of the county last Tuesday, roads are w ashed leaving ru ts th a t w ere hard to straddle. The county gra- By Mrs Lester WUson Kent tow n team defeated Du- fur tow n team last W ednesday in a fast m oving basketball gam e on tbe hom e floor. T he score 51 to 23 w lth J e rry W ilson blgb P°Jn t man. The home team w.e” 1 ¡?igin „ 8core ° f 5° 44' Feeling * « > « * • «*« « * ran «»m e high w on Official County duct the - The Rev. Glen W arn er of ir will assist, Mr and- t n Carl S chadew iu and son» J rere dinner guests Sunday • ago of Mr and i t B g rn e t o f M sn n in tv . . . . . . • pectlve Moro Cam era club was Morten was ta k e n in ♦ H uskies Journeyed held Sunday evening, Ja n u ary 11, Year beginning action by the in Th. Dalles and bro««** the old Legion hall. F or th<! county court included t h e u a w J a hospital « « h e Dalles Sunday back wins, the second for both first m eeting the club did well In appointm ents it . V e n i n * « appol" F P U iu u tm1 n e en1 iU t8 S eVen,ng a fte r **veral days <* ba» k etb mil .ir a n n ,! T t srirla’ f r l F 'v tr/»llo»r o T ^ ' ho.Hn™ hartn iT o V 'T u ro U H w r " • F to « co unty post neaa. . ball team s. The Moro girls o u i ton U V B r i g h to n , and B rS& V°n8. , lnel? d? ? - 80rae b° a rd s a s VS ± . defeated .^ .p r e s id e n t, ^ - 7 and ,u„nc,ton _ team M aupin team as the 67 to 19 tre a su re r of The ^Dalles Camera Some election board changes ... last F rid a y a t Grass . Valley w ith ™ore m dlcates p i e boys earned club. They offered m any helpful w ere made: A. B. P o tte r retired ¿3 points to th eir opponents IS suggestions about organizing and from the Klondike election board a score of 14 to 10. in a hard fought contest m arked m aintaining a club. a f te r s e r v in g J. with m any fouls. The evening was spent looking t £e “ X e X IV The Moro boys ran up a ten a t slides and pictures belonging j!Jerag voter has Uvwl point lead against the Redsire to Tom F raser Jr. and Max Bel- ¡¿,rs Elva Dehler will succeed second strin g early In the first she. Plans were discussed for the ‘ m At Moro E. E. Barzee who S ta rt F llflfl Drivn q u a rte r until the Maupin first club, the prospects of which look bas judged m any an election lU D u lx F ìV C strin g was sent in. This combin- ve ery prom ising. him self retired and M rs E d ith held the H uskies scoreless T he next m eeting will be held Sayrs was nam ed to succeed T roup atton for last w e e k a n d flra t n t thia u z o a V n g n t to the finish, W hen W illiam Cullen B ryant last week and first of th is week Mr and M rs George W ilson m th e roads sm oother for w rote about th e death o f the E ? aking veL_ In. ~ me instan<*’ , i«™ - t o r Ì T “ 'p o rtta M flowers and said: “T he m elan choly days a re come, the saddest ers rep o rt they w ere worse hit George J r. enplaned for _____ ___ of th e , y e a r”, . it . w as perfectly by the r a <n w ashing th eir farm s B. C. via Unitel A irlines. He is appropriate to th e tim e F o r the ^ ian they w ere w hen the cloud a stu d en t a t the Shaw nigan Lake g reater p a rt of th is county Jan- bu rst hlt ,ast fal1 On the Colum- »chool for boys. Mr and Mrs Wil- ka K azwmv »/\ I L a a a ^ 4 ^ .. bia riv e r highw ay ju st below ®°n retu rn ed to K ent the sam e uary has become the saddest period for ’tis then th at federal Crown Point, a huge hole w as income taxes m ust be M arch 15 is a deadline for businesses. My Gosh, says the taxpayer the governm ent ought to have a . J , , . . < , ■niirit *en basket but a « lid » n trlb u tlo M shots to were Cover ta ,he " " P seem "** lot o f is m g o r n e e a v t And h h w »I v it in places. and extended stay. .. . £ . . £ ’ *¡1 t -IE- a , take ‘ mWtly tho th<^ had Mr covered and Mrs E rn some ie Engles Mrs Clara* H elyer was an over- ÍIí.,!? >r luul‘«n8 ly. WaSCO ScOlltS R o ad v ie w e rs f o r 1948 will be H. B. P inkerton, Donald M artin Back in the davs before th e 800 I ja r r y m o to re d to Zillah, Wn. night guest Friday at the home of ed The H uskies evidently receiv JFair Due Sept. 17*19? and Jam es T. Brown, the latter federal income tax o<™le * * a * * * * * baI1 «am * betw een her *>n and daughter in law, Mr £ ! X * ü i f f i v ln a ^ n s f u s l o n in the locker ed to be Just as happy h a i T a s * orthw e8t N azarene college of and Mra J«*8« Helyer. on the N orthw est Christm as S f f £ ¿ r *nn* ttbe i nAe n 5 i“ ;,on ' T entative dates for the 1948 succeeding L. L. Peetz. > The Iaw board m uch fun live as long eat m ore N am pa’ ldabo and Zillah Naza- J ° b n Schadewitz, Scott, Doran, This drive is planned to be < t h l / Sherm an county fair w ere set as doir wil to adm inister the dog law will sleep b e tte r W h a / ’a ro rene team Z i,lah- holds and Shelton F ritts Jr. attended a started next W ednesday, Ja n u ary Y JnarT lJ Septem ber 17-18-19 at the meet- Tnm rvL m » be W. E. B ruckert, and K enneth Sather, for anyhow? U the Yakima valley cham pionship Youth for C hrist m eeting Wed- 21, and w ill be continued u n til S í L of the county fair board here the Yakima valley cham pionship all fam ilies in 3 * » c o and the sur- tean. m a d e ^ n lv 2 12 W ednesday. Some m em bers of *b* 88016 r)oard as waa appointed won from the N. W. college. Mr nesday a t Wasco. . ,, t , _ _ _ UII1V , OI , m iin rlin c r m u n iti/ VyBIH XBACW O nly 2 OF tilC 12 i Ft ( i the H a MiHnn VOUT. Mldco HsxnrH board of directors were l3St *as^ year. ♦ * • and Mrs Engles have both at- F. L. B ennett from The Dalles ,h?yeiob€€f' throw s aw arded them. The county court will look L ast week E d .B e ll, »ecretary tended the N. W. college and en- w as a caller T uesday at the S t e d ^ i U b r S m t H f o / t h i s a « - ■ , MORO (S3) (lOM AUPIN present to confer with the fair board and aid In setting the dates after DeMoss S prlnks park in F Woodside (2) of the Oregon W heat com m ission, Joyed seeing friends from the hom e of his sister, Mrs Belle Will everybody in Wasco and i ? 0 It is planned to hold the Mldco 194a a ,♦ nn8ortoir»n (5) W alters B purebred cattle sale at the same or ’ L J ? v?fir undertaken reported to the w heat league college. Hogue. co m m u n ity ’J M ' thinking w hat nm (2) Schmidt tim e a , the local fair. f “ v?,ral year8- com m ittee th a t the addition of C ongratulations are being re- Those attending an oyster din- th e ir . c o n tr ib u tio n to this very P e te rsV(5) (2) Endersby The dates may be changed if a Tbe Sherm an C ounty Journal vitam ins and o th er stuff^to bread celved b y Mr and Mrs Archie n er at th e Paul W ilson hom e Sat- w orthy cause yh® 1} Thom pson (4) G (4) Bear m ore favorable d u e should be w dt again be the official county by a Boy Scout Nelson (2) • had now m ade th at food article B rand Jr. of R ufus on the b irth u rd ay evening w ere Me and Mrs y° u are W alter. A. found possible at the m eeting of paper. . e need is great. May practically as good as it would o t a «°n Gary, Dec. 27. The little J e rry W ilson Jr., M rs Helen g ‘Ve 3 ib era" Shaw the county* flair m arag ers In Port- Jam es T Brown was named be if m ade o u t of whole w heat, fellow weighed 7 lb 6 oz. Grand- Bothwell, Mrs Peggy Justesen, SH ANIK o" Oveson (2) il) Richmond Fnrinw ,and thls week end A more fav‘ as road foreman. M oore We th in k th a t’s w onderful, pecents are Mr and Mrs Trossi and L u th e r Davia. Ponton eia7e“ t t o n ^ e " ^ „ „ X " ” " E form erly of K nighten (2) Seience has doctored w heat un- ** Fresno, Calif, and Mr and Mrs FYank vorf Borstel and i^ester v v ?’ Ru ? has been Uv- Cox although there WM some o rn c e r^ ^ til it is practically as good as it Archie Brand Sr. of Rufus. W ilson attended a m eeting of ine o n ^ h e tetece, has mov- ------------------- dem ur over th at decision. A ,ist 200 prospective was before they started. The Home Econom ics club m et the county school budget board ed to Bend Rbls family and CLUB M EETS H ere from Gilliam county for Jurors was picked from the tax Well, it tastes worse. Any W ednesday w ith a one o'clock In Moro last W ednesday. gone Into Ho ___ The Grass Valiev W omen « rh .h the m eetln6 w er^ Carrol Barker, although Jury d u ty is not handful of w heat, even the soft luncheon at the home of Mrs Dick S takely visited his niece Rev E. E. T aylor of The Dalles ______________ ___ ______ - a .1... ___ y_ . .. _ . H enry Jaeger and Bill Jaeger. one of the duties of citizenship and pasty stu ff now grown, h a s‘ Robert Bryd, w ith h e r m other. Mrs Duncan in The Dalles from was here to h o ld ^ u n d a y services m et at the Masonic hall Tuesday often found necessary by Sher m ore ta ste to it th an the Mrs P earl Jones as co-hostess. Tuesday to T hursday of last at the school houie afternoon w ith M rs M illa rd v k man countians. - . W heat The following answ ered roll call • H* wa« a luncheon guest A Rees had as - - her - aRernoon w llh Mrs Millard Mrs w W. A. bread m ade from it. grow ers m ight well s ta rt a cam- udtb nam ing th eir favorite flow- T hursday jof Mr and M rs W alter houseguest h e r ^ s te r. Mrs Ju n e gO was director* to r^ th e 1 dav*Tnd Club Meeting Set A. J. Bueholtz w as reappoint- paten to have better broad m X Mesdames M arland McDonald. X y T i t h l r ^ M « ^ ve a ^ i t e r o s t ^ g Ulk ™ ed a s a m em ber of th e * county from th e ir product. . S a l « are W a,‘ Mo™ 8. A. W ilson. Jim J n . d E N° r ’ Alaska ,ol,owed by a «*neral dbl fair board. A piece of tax fore- !2 u k ,' r J ? ^ ? alle* í unrtay to vi8it cussion on Alaska. Fians were For Wednesday defted property tai W asco wps f a llln a off. The per capita con- D Lut£ el;i Alta Mr and M rs Jo h n Decker and w ith friends, made for entertaining the hus sum ption of bread is less now Ross G uilford, Grace Med- son. A rth u r m otored to P o r tla n d Jee Morolli w; The next m eeting of the Sher- sold to H ow ard P ra tt of th at b u sin e ss vis- t»ands on Monday - January 26 city and several road delegations than ever before. ler- J^m Tate, Bruce Millard, Eliz- F riday “to obtain m itor in W."i* '- » V I » ? * kUPPkT M 8. T he ‘a a p Count y club will be held at Maybe w e need a contest to abeth K uypers, Jo e Morris. C urt w ent for A rthur, ¡wpinoon« cnurwT w eo- _ ______ ____ ui Chib m em bers are collecting fav Walla W alls Sui see who could m ake the tastiest * Tom and a Ap- FaWV g A e n k-k t Sunday. ' ’ orite recipes for the cook book nesday * night at seven o’clock ’ a A* A .a Mrs a B ertha . naazl > S The Rev and Mrs E arl H ast Thieves broke Into the oil cabl- r o m p ile d a iT t o ’be^D ubltehed'bi Ja n u a ry 21, w ith the m em bers rtl • - [-legate of Portland. Club m em a most heathful bread. lugs and daughter. Edena w ere net at th e I v a ^ b lr o n gtatlon tak- the W o m X t a c m b A n y o n e ^ h e r bers made out a y ear book for from Wasco adtlng as hosts for dtirilierS AlinOUllCC 1948. Adeline McDonald acted as h o ^ f h l s ^ r i n t r ^ a n d 1 M r. ihe bU<,ke' Snd a m em ber ° r “ non-merober wish- ‘he evening, se cre ta ry as Lucille F o x w a s ah- ^ H ,h contribute recipes ,*f ,ls exP® « P « * e d th at the speaker ^ & r l ^ Ä a n d ’ S Æ ? ,.a_to ^ " ’ n X ‘SÆ cupe Æ „ “ 'n g g ^ to , e contribute a « ^ w recipes Ä s will E will ^ ,' .!?.*» ave them with Mrs Earl win 66 a m an from Oregon State Dcfieill u3u)6 college who will speak on thç m u e d if f e r e n c e d th ^ " ta l c â û h R ^ 'G u ll f e r d 31 wUh”0 m V ' “ S will V S r d a ’S i ¡ “ " Â Î Y° J . m « Robertson ' --------------- bridge tb a t wa8 u n d w «>" - - W “ X ° " Whe<“ " ° W in Plans fo r a basketball game at The Dalles on Thurs<la\ was In The structlon at Buck Hollow Is now voked It m ay let the m an hatched tro u t Sm ith as co-hostess. at 7:30 p. m. a t the R iver Valley Dalles last week on business In any event a program will night, J a n u a ry 22. a t th e high open to traffic-no m ore detouring. hristian church at Hood R iver grow to a bigger size b u t will Miss Dolores Fox suffered a C £ brl8t,*an, cbi,rch at, lver 000 E v ' Valley and Mr and Mrs Ted Sm ith an d be held. school gym betw een all-star team s from The Dalles and give them no m ore knowledge broken nose In a car accident a t ^ V r ” '.n d * ^ ,- '" p ' 8 ? ' ^ . S a " , m y °A.Keni , spent W ren Hogue of Chiloquin «pent “ Iver S ill con th e G arre“ -SeVeral day9 ,a8t w w k here about how to tell a bug from a «he tunnel near .S tile o n th e s e s - Leake of“ K lickitat and Skam ania counties in ashington, w ith proceeds to business. bait« chutes last Sunday evening. F irst Ernest Woods Leaves go W --------------- J to the Shrine hospital for April is too early to fish any- aid was given at The Dalles hos- crippled children in Portland how. T hat Is, except for the pltal, but as th ere was no nose were made at a m eeting of com Councilman Berth m inority who go fishing for fish, specialist h er m other Mrs George m ittees of the Mid-Columbia and The m ajority who go to get Fox took her to Portland, where „ S i y, a? i „ T ? y?. S “ V: .nd“ ^ i l'i.r.8 W a . acting Past Noble Grand E rnest Woods, who has ju st Columbia Gorge S hrine clubs aw ay from the daily grind, to they rem ained until Thursday. last Friday night In T he Dalles. pointed officers of Sherm an Chaj> Nita Ruggles, Musician; Mrs E d -fo r the"current* year* K o e Np . v f * am " ------------------ completed three years as council- lie' peacefully in the sun, to Dolores left Sunday afternoon by ter'N o " ia 2 ^0°ES "w ere < ________ inataUed C urtain raise r will be a t 7:30, listen to the ripple of th e w ater, bus for T he Dalles to resum e h e r « the’ re g u la r'se ssio n "at 'th e Ma LSVO; ' Mrs C turtotte* B a n S t Installation of new officers for Tuesday m ^ M i n g ^ ^ p r a s i r e furnished by two PAL* d u b the m ain game it to w atch th e flight of birds and studies at S t Mary s Academy, sonic hall last T uesday evening RSVG: Mrs Lydia Crows. LSVO; the Mason and E astern Star lod- of ¿ e rsjn a l buslnes* as th e reason team s with 8:30. Special Shrine club stu n ts the slow m ovem ent of the sum- w here she is a senior. jointly w ith the Masons. Mrs V. Mrs Jacquelyn von Borstel, In- ges was an event of last week. He has been chairm an of the will be offered At the rest period. m er sun would probably * find The R ufus girls volley ball B. E akin acted as installing ma side guardian; Mrs M yrtle Rust, Mrs Naomi VanGilder was instal- w ater com m ittee and has been I the n - ______________ April too chilly. team k drove to W asco F riday Bibby installing patron; -outside guardian. R efreshm ents ling officer, Mrs Anna Moore, stalling the new pum p In recent to m eet the W asco g irls In a T ? ,. at the close of the chaplain and Mrs Marie Hoskin- weeks. His place was not filled EVERYTHING READY • • • * r a m p w h ic h e n d e d w i t h shal; M rs Vesta EakIn installing installing m eeting. son, m arshal for the S tar cere- im m ediately “ ... said Uncle Mose, » i m i n e 85 to M h R ch*Pl»ln: M rs NIU Ruggles w as “A friend’ installation of officers m ony which the following - R eports on the progress of the B H - Roberson rep o rts tb a t .,„ h . „. .- ¿ Z ™ £ ,0 - ‘he m usician. Mrs Oma E a k ir of A W Joint heatland Rebekxb lodge No. w ere placed in office: . Pauline preparations for the city bond everything is In readiness fo r th e “is a m an d at laughs a t yo’ jokes, The R ufus Boys Scouts played was Installed as WM; W allace even if they a in ’t so good; a n ’ a basket ball gam e w ith the W as May WP; M rs E thel Clodfelter. 183 and Kent I O O.F, lodge No. Douma, WM; Elsie Jones, AM; Issue and the coming hook-up of m eeting of the Rod & Gun club 185 was proceeded Friday1 even- ^ ou *8e Becket, con.; Gwen Ross, the «new well w ere made. The ma- * Galley next Monday sym pathyses w ith yo’ m isfortun co high boys F rid ay night a fte r AM; Owen E akin AP; Mrs Lou . . nvctm- sim n^r ti a ° ° n I Genevieve Powell, mar- yor was authorized to arrange nteht when the chief biologist of es, even if th e y a in ’t so bad.” the girls game. The game w as conductress; Mrs Ethel J X i Z th _ ; ,W?.S ahaI: Edith Burnet, chaplain; w ith the fair board for the hiring the game commission will come tied a t the half, bu t then Wasco E akin asso. conductress; Mrs bald a t the A nn i< an Legion hall. Alice Conlee, warder; H arry Pink- of a m an who would work for t0 8bow Pictures and talk about took the lead w inning by a score A,t^ M ay’ G ayle God Tbc public installation was erton, sentinel; Dorotha Moore, both groups. This was done Wed- m ethods of fish propagation, The f ir s t Adam sp littin g gave of 20 to 16 d? rd ’. trea8-: Mrs Ellen Reynolds, held at the I.O.O.F. hall w ith the Ada; Irene Fraser, Ruth; Olive nesday and W illard Coons will A ,unch wiH 56 8erved and o*** us Eve, a force which m an has The R ufus grade school boys ¿ iL w™ T f followIn* officers in , cbar«®^ Young, E sther; Naomi VanGilder, live a t the fair grounds and be In ganization business conducted. never got under control. Ill have a r a m p w ith th<* _W ^ n ’l4? rg a ? i?t ' D eputy Grand Master, A m andus M.a rth a < . K errone C hristianson, charge of the city w ater system »-------- ------------- will have a game w ith the G rass Mr s ’ Em m a Jean Sm ith, Ada, von Borstel; Deputy G rand Mar- Electa; Keneth Young, WP; Mer- a a * w hile doing repair and construc BANKKTfiALLHCHKDULKD Valley grade boys on Tuesday Mrs Cecile E akin. Ruth; JJr* halls, Mrs Roy B a r n e t and A. A. ,e Becket, AP. tion w ork for the fair board. Receipt of a m an m agazine night at G rass Valley. Mabel Blaylock, E sther, Mrs n u n la n n t c rand Secretar- E ' Barzee acted as installing On Monday evening, January about horses brings to m ind R ufus school is having its for- Floye von Borstel, M artha; Mrs . a p ’ T 1.’1 officer fo r the Masons, W endell 19, the R ufus grade school lool will th a t horses should have gotten mal school dance Saturday, Jan. M yrtle Blagg, Electa; Mrs Vivien ’ * i/n ♦ j Balslger as m arshal and Lloyd play the Moro grade school bas into society before. Only a few 31. * Bal1- w arder; Dean Reynolds. on Borstel; Bepugr G rand Wa(- Johnson as chaplain. Installed Wasco Girl Reports ketball team at 7:15 in th e Moro m agazines had horses as a topic Felicitations have been extend- n?War<d w n*’ «A an ^ kke<1ahI and were: Irving H art, WM; Lloyd gym. The Moro boys have won in the old days w hen horses did ed to Mr and -Mrs Leslie G ardipee c£ud?g w ir ih v Jefferie": Grand 3 T r,ChV ? 2 MerIe BeckeA’ JW the three gam es played th is se a Good Journey the w ork and thev w ere orintpd on the b irth of th e ir f ir s t c h ild a ♦ Claude Brennan, worthy T reasurers, Mis A. A. D unlap H a rry Pinkerton, sec.; Donald son but hold the R ufus team In 2 .1 y T , 7 n Tor to elr < m ild,a m atron of Carnation chapter of and Roy Barnet: D eputy Grand M artin. SD; Clyde Gillm or, JD- healthy respect for th ey e re al on r a th e r ordinary p aper w ith eon, Leslie J r. born Ja n u ary 10 Prineville and her husband and Chaplains. Mrs Clara H elyer and Max Barzee, SS; Carrol Bennett, Miss Patricia Kaseberg. (laugh ways o v»».. _ __ dangerous. The grade school few cuts. Nowdays a horse ma- at The Dalles hospital, and weigh M rs Geneva Beery w ere present. T)iirw ard Helver - te r of Mr and Mrs L. E. Kaseherp tum bling 'class , will perform dur- JS. ___ Bob _____ Betahe, Tyler. gazine is p u t o u t in style, slick ing 71b. 12 oz. The G ardlpees are The follow ing officers of the Ma- Elective officer« Masons entertained' the S tar w h2 attended the National Youth ¡„¿"TnteniiiMlons.* paper, color photography and em ployed at P oplar Grove Sta 8dnlc lodge No 143 w ere install f i. W h e a tla n d R tS Ilo h m em bers w ith a dinner served by conference The Reheksh mernbers c o u ie rv u c e ^ o o f i the- m e ^M m ethodist e in o o is i j he second fe feature on the Lloyd Jonhson preceding the In- church at Cleveland, Ohio Dec evening’s program will aee the everything to alm ost rival a ia- tion an d are form er residents of j£Lby £?8J . m a8ter; H arold E akin. M y Helyer.- stallatlon. ’ em ber 30 th ru January- 2, broughi Wasco tow n team U n gle with ahlon m agazine Indicating th a t Dufur. ‘ ^ a k h t m aster; L usher Da, M rs H a rrv Justesen, VG: the hleh lights of her trio to the the Moro tow n t « m . to some people h o r s « a re b e tte r w r ilson n ~ . - accom --------------- -- by 3 young,7um * aenior w aracn, H arry claren ce Charles W panied *w irtlenV Young H arry H ow ell, Sec.: and Mrs Rebekah installation was dorte m em bers snd friends of the Was- Tuesday. J a n u a ry JO. tbe looking th an women. - his daughter, Donna and son, j u n iOr w arden;“ H a rry Young. E - Horton, Treag. AppointlvP here this week w ith Clara Hous- co church last Sunday m orning h,Rh8chool basketball and volley. probably th ere ’s som e philos- Charles m ade a trip to P ortland senior deacon; N orris Gilkiaon, n 100 d>8trtct deputy president at the w orship service. ha.» tp8ms travel to W asco Moro ophy In i t W hen horses w ere Saturday, retu rn in g skme day. Junior deacon; A A. Dunlap. L ester W ilson officiating and Helen M artin Patricia w ent with sixty-eight w lii be host to M adras F riday used o n . w eek days to pull the Mrs E. C. E aton left T uesday treasurer; Joe Bibby, secretary: ^ ..^ T e ff e rire 8 c tln g oa8 , / n a r"h,al; New officers o th e r M ethodist young people and .|nnuary 23 and to A rlington, 8ah loads and Oil the fields he re- for P ortland and Vancouver.. J a m « Blagg, chaplain; Ivan Blagg Jel! " ea’ . \ ? " d“ c‘<£ « * . Bertha Belahe NG; Sally counselors from the state of Or* Urdav the 24th for A and B team celved scant notice; now he la Mr. E aton la chief cook and house » « ito r « » w a rd ; Gene Reynolds. M rs C l a r e n e e Dt’ We G uar M artin VG; Clara Houston, sec.; gon. - T here Were ten thousand game8 The ^rade school tum b- , _ _ c „ „ h o x 7Q ond • h ci H H qixq Vonnor Me Me Junior stew ard, and Dell Olds, Y j" ,>M r8., 1 . tnef; w ? u t’ Inez Thom pson, tress.; Lucille 'L 'le ^ to s from «11 states of the U. n n<r team will Derform F riday 11 v! c n L h i n a « /iff « «he childr€n in ’ hIs tyler. A fter the m eeting refresh- ^ 6 .Gya rd i™ i? y M ay’ conductori Florence Thomp- S. and from 21 nations of the ni„h t and is tr e a te d lik e som ething w tfes absence. - - m ents w ere served to about fifty “Chaplain; Mrs J. E. Norton, son, warder; Leona Douma, mu- world. It was the largest youth 8 be game w ith A rlington h igh special. It appears from th a t A num ber of the R ufus people m em bers and guests. Musician; Mrs John Decker, R8- siciaq; Josephine G entry, chap- conference ever held In the vq Moro htarh basketball team th a t no one should ever be drove to W asco T hu rsd ay even- VG; Mrs R o b ert Helyer, LSVO. lain; H ilen M artin, RSNG; Mag- world. The capacity seating at sc h e d u le d fo r J a n u a r v 24 will be caught w orking if he w ants re- ing to hear the talk by Carrol T he , recently elected and ap Mrs A llan B e k k e d a h l w as install- gie Barnum , LSNO; Colla Belshee, the Cleveland m unicipal auditor oia ved o n the Moro gvm floor Howe about th e county u nit sys- P °lnted officers of the Rebekah ed as acting Past Noble Grand RSVG: Helen Kruger, LSVG; lum w as 13.000 and the auditor ' cognition. tem ? ° ’ 118 w ere Installed for the c u r r e n t year. Gladys M orrison, IO; Joyce Fields, iutn was overflowing at every n i AM1, wniarr m n .f n m in a uher W ednesday evening. Installing of- Elective officers JB stelled for OG. meeting. , PI-ANE WRECKED e ♦ ♦ d « v ,? r m J .n d Mr» Clara Rolfe,dis- the Kent I O O .F ^ te d g e w ere Ralph Eakin» deputy district T he Oregon delegation h a d ? A y ° unK man ^ n g a light The Oregon Jo u rn al rep o rts J “? 8 P ortland w ere Mr and trief d ep u ty president; M rs May- K enneth S a th e r, NG; Bill Buetn- grand m aster, Installed new of- dav Tav-over at Chicago. The plane owned by th e 8 M flying th a t the m ajority of letters re- Mrs Leonard Foltz of Poplar m e Bayer, deputy m arshal; Mrs er, VG: John Decker, T reasurer; fleers for the Odd-Fellows as fob-g ro u p w as taken on a conducted service In The Dalles made an celved about th e M alsh comm ute- Grove Station. < Mabel Blaylock, deputy w arden; and Robert Helyer, Secretary, lows: Leo W atkins, NO; Charles to u r of the sights of th a t city, em ergency landing In a fleM tion thought the youth should Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Helen Olds, deputy secretary; Appointive officers w ere Rich- Siscel, VG; John DeMoss, sec.; Thev had the privilege of ridln«» n o rth o f W asco Sundav The have been hanged. Those who Charles W ilson w ere Mr and Mrs Mfs Clara K ock. deputy treas.; ard Abel. RSNG: J. E. Norton. Clarance M orrison, treas.; Bern- on the elevated streetcars and plane was overturned by the have been conducting th e cam- Llovd McRae from Pendleton aod ? _na. Kee.’. d.e puty cbaP* R SN G ; Je sse Helyer; W arden; a rd M artin, waj’der; Orlow Mar- the subw ay trains. paign against sex crim es can hard- h ~ cousin« of M rs W ilso n I?1” ’ Off,cers Installed w ere Mrs Bill Jefferies, Chaplain; Jay Me- tin, conductor; Earl G entry, chap- Th< T h e c o n fe re n c e was a m em or w ind and has been sighted by lv be pleased over Gov. W allgren’s ar ™ 81" or V erna Block.NG; M rs Cora Per- Kay, Inside Guardian; A. A. Dun- lain; E rnest Houston. IO; I able exoertence for Mias Karo •evCT»> P*“ ‘n« P ta n - who action. T here is really only one A w n™ <o rtgo Vi?; Mra 001,18 Sec ’ IaP- Outside G uardian; L ester Douma, OG; G. Douma. RSNG; berg, who enjoyed every minute ha»« spread alarm. Inasmuch aa thing to do w ith those w ho have a b rother of M rs W ilson, who Is M rs Alice Sm ith, Treas.; Mrs W ilson LSVG: George ~ - Howell. - - Lewis JlcKee. LSNO' Ralnh Ea- the airship Is in a seeded Held no control th eir actions. 3 1913 Ford Coupe. X l r r ^ a r t " t ™ * * , ’7 . . r ’ n : Tfr- ï >3 w ni In-’’ ” L l n / n T . ’G ’A : r . o n T-TUlrr. T / ’. T ---------- < r tli- n it out is no utay Job. Sherman County Lodges Install New Officers P "*5? A 7 .2 •V ? •
