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í n I ' ' - • - ■ t . ; : Gherman Moro, Oregon, Friday. Sixtieth Year No. 30 T h ese Ä n t t b County T h in g s We N ote Mesdames E rn ie Moore, Collis .. v A w H nn and H a r Moore E ugene Amidon, and Har- ry P inkerton left Tuesday foi Portland to attend th e m eeting of federated w om en's clubs of the nation whose convention i9 beiniz held in Portland this week, Mr« P in k e r to n is delegate from Mrs Pinkei t n . « d is tric t the local club, h o u rtn a is in c i clubs, Gilliam, Sherm an and W heeler counties, are decorating by G iles L. French one of the tables a t the banquet W ednesday night and Mrs Carl Well, th a t’s over. No g reat am ount of em otional Tuggle of W asco and Mrs Collis strain w as Indicated du rin g the M “ e bave prepared a w heat “« X " May 28, Official County Paper 1948 Peace Officers Board of Control 1 Electjpn Returns Follow State, To Get Two-way F red Cox m otored to The Dal- Mrs Arzell Lemley spent Sat les Saturday and brought his urday at the home of Mr and Mrs _ b lo th e r (n Law rence Denis in The Dalles R » 4 i f t F r U lin m o n t hom e after spending several mon- Mr and Mrs G erry E. V oolfe JtVuCUO E iU U ip U lC U l tha in the hospital and a t the and dau g h ter, Louise, arrived * * home of a friend. H is wife and F rid ay from 'V ancouver, Wn., Peace officers, forty strong, daughter who w ere w ith him to spend the weekend a t the moved into Moro in squads and came home and his daughter w ill home of Mr and Mrs W allace singles Tuesday night for the take care of him. May. May m eeting of the Mid-Colum- M r and M rs M illard E akin Quite a crowd attended the bia Peace Officers, which draw s w ent Baker jast Tuesday on ball gam e on the local diamond m em bership from state police, t>Usin.e«s returning! hom e Wed- Sunday afternoon when The Dal- sheriffs offices and district at- nesday night. les team played a team of boys torneys from Hood R iver to Mor- A heavy rain storm passed from G rass Valley and commun- row counties and a like distance over the county W ednesday leav- ity T he Dalles won the game On the W ashington side of the ing n early tw o inches of rain a t with a score of 4--. I he team s Columbia. ♦ u ♦ i K ent and sm aller a m o u n t all - sponsored b> the Am erican ^ o j l o w l j « d i n n e r ^ t h ^ Hotel District Trend The prim ary election ln Sher m an county' brought out a few m ore th an 500 Republicans vo ters and a few less than 400 Democratic voters who cast vot es in a p attern sim ilar to th a t of the state at large. There w as a m arked difference in the num ber of votes cast for candidates. For Democratic national com m itteem an 278 voted, giving H enry Aiken of H eppner the lar cam paign in these p arts and g ^ n e w ith elevators, * m inature , e th £ although Rev. and M rs Carl Stierlti are by Sheriff Norm an Fields, offi- gest num ber, while 268 voted everyone will be able to get back farm m achinery and fans and ¡^veral piaces report a very hea- i>eing felicitated on the b irth of Cial host, Sheriff Harold Sexton fcr Ross Ornduff, unopposed to o th er topics of conversation COrsages of w heat heads for de- rainfall for a few m inutes. ' a daughter, Susan Patricia, born o f W asco county, president, op- DOUGLAS McKAY candidate for. clerk, 250 for T ru easily enough. ✓ corations. ' The W.S.C.S. of the Metho- May 20, a t 'The Dalles hospital, ened the official m eeting by ask- m an and Lester Johnson, unop The Dewey-Stassen battle held Mr and Mrs H ildred Zell and d |gt ladies held its class p a rty T his is th e ir second child. ing a 30 second tribute to Offi- posed for president and district the spot light and lesser candi- Mrs B E Hailey of W asco w ere W ednesday afternoon a t t h e Mr and Mrs Ar iui .a rg a n cer Wm. McCormick of K lickitat uie »pvt. iu j k <U. Mrs n. rj. T p H M rs are v isitin g th eir son m law county who was killed in line of attorney and only 239 voted for dates had little o pportunity to visitors of Sherm an C hapter OES hom e of L. R H a v e m M rt d a u g h te r Rev and Mrs Char- duty. U. S. Senator, 185 for Shorb, un be heard. Who would w alk ia8t T uesday evening w hen they c? aeh teen 1«« N eville In Corvallis. They Lee Bown, deputy state police opposed for U. S. representative across th e street to m eet a can- met a t th e Masonic hall for th eir rnemberg were present refresh- will care for the children while superintendent, said that two and 211 for Wallace, for governor didate for state office w hen a regular m eeting. M rs Zell is ^ ents were served in the late af- the N evilles’ t a k ^ a trip E ast. Way radios were to be installed unopposed. presidential candidate would G rand Electa of the Grand chap- tem oon. * * Mr and M rs RtAx-rt Duke and jn some p arts of the state and Republicans gave a vote of drop into his sm all tow n every te r of Oregon. T he evening w as The Tuesday Study club held Gary are spending a short vaca- gradually extended all over as 409 for Guy Cordon, unopposed <xx or SO’ . _ .sp e n t Inform ally w tm visiting . last m eeting w ith a pot luck soon ^ d e t a i l s coukl ^ s c u h s l for Lxiiu Senator, am i p r e f e r r e d • * * ♦ ♦ and ^ e b r a t i n g th e b irth d a y an- luncheon a t L30 in to? u « « W i family haye from Biggs f t ^ ay departm ent and Iaowell Stockm an by 365 over W. I t may be th a t it was politics niversaries of ch ap ter m em bers., enuren Dasemenu Kaseberg to D urkee, Oregon which is up changes will be necessary. H. W eatherspoon, 136 for U. S. th a t was keeping the w eather B irthday cake ,fresh straw berries ana Mrs y ls |t » near th e Idaho line. Problem s of blocking roads representative. so dark and dismal. Evidence to w hipped cream and coffee w ere p Uand p r iday Mr and M rs Leonard Jordon concerned the officers during Sherm an countians | favored th a t effect Is th a t th e aky has served by Mrs Ted Ball and M rs Mr and Mrs X rt Jo h n so n enjoyed th e day Sunday visiting the greater p a rt of the round- Douglas McKay for governor, been blue . and th e sun b rig h t W allace May, the com m ittee in gtopped h ere F rid ay w hen on th e rock gardenghear Redmond, table discussion. Map« pf the giving him 280 votes against the . -- . . . . a - Mr and Mrs George Fox took area w ere distributed and gen- ever since election day. c h a rg e . th eir way home to Salem a fte r th elr d a u g h te r .fiilo re s to The e ral plans made for halting traf- I incum bent John Hall who had Mr and Mrs M att Simon anu a vacatlon trip to Colorado to Dalles early Sunday m orning f|C at an y point needed. * I * ♦ - ♦ ♦ ♦ 222. Ackerm an had 9, Peyton 4. vlgit some of his relatives. T h eir and attended a tte n d e d ’St. "St. 'Mary’s bacca- The next m eeting will be held I Constable- Hey miss, no daughter, daughter, Helen, Helen, a a n_n n n A jnoia visit George Flagg ran b etter here swlmmln- allowed In this here w ^ r ^ t h e y w ere d in n er daughter, Im ogene and Mrs J.|K . laureate “ " dc“ X Aftt*r a in Goldandale ln mtd Ju n e ’ th an over the state b u t did not lake.” _ g u e s u a t* th e Gus Koepke home Pearly. accom panied them on ^ ^ ^ ^ ' - S U t e o f thS win from Newbry, the Hall ap F air Young Bather: “T h en and a fter dinner all w ent out to th eir trip. „ . Union” re tu rn in g to Rufus in pointee who had 276 to Flagg’s w hy didn’t you tell me before The Dalles T rap and Skeet club Mrs H erm an Schilling cam e .• for Rufu graduates 231. . I undressed?” range to w atch the exhibition In -up up *----- from T h e I)a ’p s i' ^ ,a y T J? baccalaureate services held a t t Z» • R’X How ard Belton topped the Constable: "T here ain ’t no law trick and fancy «hooting three for state tre a su re r w ith Newcom iJ ta m e S hT aU o visited ^ s c h o o l house th at e v e n in g ^ Mrs How ard Schilling, Mrs 205 to B e a n s' 148 and V pander's John E ngstrom and M rs Amelia her daughter, M rs Jesse H elyer frf^ WFtX dl Tuesday rhght °and agin und ressin’.’ A. M. Camp, retired w heat 104 and Neuner won handily by • * * ♦ ♦ Peterson were F riday afternoon w here she stayed all night. packed up his* fu rniture for re- grow er of LaCrosse, Wash., and 314 to 134 for Jones In the race T here is talk of a grass econ- visitors at the hom e of Mrs Mr and Mrs Eben Kee left Sun- J^QvaI Wg hom< there * lbllc relations director for the for nom ination for attorney gen omy instead of a tilled land ec- F. Schilling. . . . foij W heeler sPend se/ ? * aJ W illard Lam b joined the arm y N orth Pacific . G rain Growers, onom v for Sherm an county, Mrs Stanley Sw ett entertain days visiting at the home o het week and left Friday for will speak before the Sherm an eral. which of course, w on’t happen w ith a birthday p a rty M a y 'lo b ro th er In law and slater. Mr c IjCwls l0 a fiv# y<.a r ou c|ub at the odd-F ellowa E rn e st Fatland, long a stal * , , * ” ■ ? ' r at Its present price honorm g her son. Carl. T h e Ja M e and Mrs Arden Squire and fam ily. h)tch as one of U nclr Sam.s lK>ys. h ,, Moro next W ednesday, w art in the legislature, succum b w ith w heat at its prc»ciii . p w a o centered w w ith tfh a a large la r e e lighted lig h te d r>r M rs W s lo w of Bend M rs Angn pta H ^H rin left Tues- June 2 ----- was Dr. and Mrs W in inslow ed to a hard cam paign . against Cattle, how ever, are also hign. cajie punch and ice cream w ere attended ohurch services at the day for Olympia, W p.r w here she Topic of Mr. Camp’s talk will him by a vote of 221 to 259 for Springs like th is one w hen grved. The afternoon w as spent B aptist church h e r e Sunday will visit her son in law and be the International W heat A- Stew art H ardie. H ardie, Condon the grass springs up 18 inches jn playing games. G uests were m orning. daughter, Mr and Mrs M. G. gieem ent which is now being new spaper publisher, won in high all over the h tlls^an d the M erry D rinkard, L a rry Sm ith, As a result of the m agazine W alker and Jim m y for a week, r a t’fied by some of the 36 na- I Gilliam and ' W heeler, which r a ttle grow sleek and fat by Gene Fridley, Gary Fields, Dickie selling campaign in which the Carm en Royse and Terry Kase- tlons involved. It is of tremen- b m p an il the calves grow like Tuggle, David and Jjm m y Wal- Upper grades of the R ufus school w ere laken The Dalles dous interest to all w heat grow- m akes his election probable in- Ju n e and tne caive » Sw ett and D Decker, participated for the C urtis Pub- h(,«vital last week. as m uch as there w as no actual weeds, the m an with a fi Misg Jordan and Mlss Spiep of Hshing Company, they . received and Ur8 j ohp Proudfoot ers. The dinner will lie served a t Democratic candidate. things . p. -Y KODL — ------------ Dalles will n r be -— lapproxim atelyr t60 The pupils q of ! i Tone wprp o grass — — can take u iic wcric FrldiK r • ivrav g u e s ts at 7 t D f l i f w i l l be hecess.irA In the race for state represen easy. The farm er has to piow- guest speakers at the R ufus decided to use the money for a the home of Mr and Mrs J. T. niake reservations to the Moro tative iL appears from partially and sow and reap in icy wind or church th is Sunday evening at trip to Bend, and left ln a school j ohnson » H otel as a large crowd is ex- official and partially unofficial molten sun while the follower 7 o’clock. E veryone welcome. bus early F riday m orning w ith A b irth d a y dinner was given p e tte d . retu rn s th a t French and P eter ¿ f a grass economy can potter The R ufus Sunday School pic- f a t h e r Stew ard driving accom- for Corliss McLeod in Moro Sat- son have been nom inated. T he Of a grass , , n ic held at D ufur park was well panied by th eir teacher M rs D. D. urday at the George K ruger - : vote In th is county was F rench around. attended and everyone had a fine-w U H trns and Mrs Vernon M iller h om e. O ther guests included Mr R „ i|t 289. Peterson 248, W ilson 278. In this generally tilled area A tra(?k m eet wag he,d ,n q{ the m others A fter a stop apd Mr8 David McLeod and dau- n e W The write-in cam paign in b e we have been led to believe m at thp m orning followed by a base- a t Crooked River bridge they pro- ghter, M r and Mrs A. W. M cLeod . « > 1 half of Joe P eters for county w orking the land is the proper bal| gam e after dinner. G rass Val- ceeded to the Peterson rock gar- en<, ^ jr and Mrs \lv in W agen W i H i N ^ a r n V R i f k judge and Harold E akin for coun way to m ake a living b u t the iey invited to join the dens near Redmond, w here a n blast and son of The Dalles. H IlU llLaiDJt HvVIk. ty com m issioner failed in its nroblem of soil conservation m ay group, b u t because of sickness hour was spent adm adm iring iring the th e Mr Mr and and Mrs Mrs Au AIton on Coyle Coyle and IT owar TT "ÌD 1 T o* R oadm aster Jam es Brown re- E a n w th at ork of Mr P eterson and sons w ent e n t to Albany A lbany S Saturda change that. Tilled land erodes were u unable n a b l e to J o ^ atten a t t e d n d .^ ^ n nnd handiw ork^ aturday to IXJ,.ts th a t this week his crew attem pt. C urt Tom, who filed for change th a bunds up. Mr and Mrs W a y re Nelson and listening to a lecture on miRera] vlgit her parents, Mr and Mrs has finished two and a half the office of judge received 283 aw ay and grass land builds UP -PRECINCT c o u NT to 188 for Peters. L ester W il m ay slow New practices t e a " hHe w ith his father, brought out by u ltra violet and Nichols place and the W illiam son, who filed for com m issioner. State Senator erosion process although in F lm er Nelson and children. The black lamps. T he num erous M ___ _____ Mr and^M rs Gene, Reynolds Roos place, grading and gravel Fatland Hardie received 304 to 101 for Eakin. long ru n the plow d e s tr o y “ > P o rtlan d M onday on ing it. P eters received 130 Democra 19 26 Rufus land. . countries often tim es sold a n _ a u ‘" . 5 ° " t the lake .,n Pertalboats the grout» day 10 29 tic write-ins and Tom 96. Klondike Older 22 \ * Paul Goddard, unopposed for Monkland gr; J ’* follow a grass economy th e Republican nom ination for 10 4 22 Kent than in a than d do o w we e m Carrie and K eith are going to en on a conducted to u r of a large to vigit over Memorial day. used for road surfacing. This pro- Grasg Va„ ey assessor, got 332 and the nom ina 43 61 G rass Valley* land. T he H erefords Antnis Kansas fo r a vacation as soon as saw m ill w hich was in operation, Mr and Mrs Clarence Sparling vided 1 ^ 5 yards of rock at no 25 80 and retu rn ed hom e th a t evening. a nd Mr and Mrs Blaine Damon ^osi ^whereas” crushed rock costs Moro tion. horns of England and th e Angus hool lg Mrs How ard Conlee, Republl 83 30 of Scotland became establ shed ......................... ..... ................ .......... ------ ------- _ — _____ Wasco 259 can county chairm an, and candi 221 Total breeds on sown picture lanas th eir hom e in Cherry ess to the P ast M atrops club of to see how the w heat looks in woujd have cost $1.05. L ater an date for presidential elector, re th at could have been plowed. r * / ft SDending several the E astern S tar last T h u rsd ay Sherm an county additional 200 yards of finer rock State R epresentative Not th a t th ere la likely to be the hom e of his bro- evening w hen th re e tables of Mr and Mrs Florin Coon came ppr mlle be put on to com- Wilson ceived 398 votes to top the list of French P et’son Wilson seven. I.ate retu rn s indicate that uch 7k a nge in the mind» o ln law an<J g,steri M d bridge w ere in p la y ._____'^ V s u T w n h his b r e n ts * M r « ,,eT tL th® J° bi 8 now building a 35 29 16 Rufus much she was elected over the state 22 21 20 Klondike t h o s e ------ r « F or delegate to the national R e 23 21 19 industry. V farm er m ust Monkland publican convention at large the 42 18 16 his plow, and th e stoc Kent count favored F arrell, M etchan 50 42 80 G. Valley m ust have his cow. and Tooze who w ere elected as 36 53 88 Moro < . Mrs D unlap w en t to T he Dalles of Oregon, of w hich Mr. M oore for a while, * * * * * was Elliot. arounn WagcQ ,g a m em ber. »nd M 63 71 Public spirited citizens 50 Wasco T h is ro a d w ill b e For district delegates W illiam xvocz-n h a v e done a fine job on a r ie r m e u « » - atten d in g com. The Dalles and their houseguests in w inter. 278 248 Total 2H9 ♦ h h a ll D ark bv coming in w ith bring h e r home. n tPrtainpd m encem ent program F rid ay nig h t Mr and Mrs Frank Deyo (parents built entirely w ith grader and Steiw er and Clyde McKay wyre « c m « a * V . £ £ r S and mak- we” r and M rs F itzpatrick of of M rs M idler) P ortland w ere hulI (Jozer. County Judge favored here and McKay and Peters Tom T ravis w ere elected. oyfiC the d is & - 43 5 R ufus trict. 26 11 Klondike Dem ocrats chose Aiken, Ma mon^ X e c a n S:ee a ^ R o b ^ r t^ .ls “ ” to " “ nd M a .^ ’S v ^ n g ^ ^ “ ' — '“ H'’ 10 21 M onkland honey, G reene and F riede for the 32 • 13 K ent sta te at large and S trayer and down J a ^ l a k b w d t y . low s c o r » by P o rtla n d ^ G a t h e r ''o ( “ f " "f ’ a 32 «5 G. Valley W ilkins for the district, following 53 47 Moro so deep into the sub-soil th a t it WPP* hpld bv arc the parents of a daughter, rived May ,13 atf th e w f the state trend. ep lnw uic o w v w - ----- Foqc Door prizes w ere held by arc the parents wife Mr and Mrs th e r in c a n to r n ia . me n « ..~ o 26 87 R O. Scott was nom inated as m ay be y ears before th ere are McCoy Pan d M rs T. L ester Janice Doreen, born ¿ uck L ast Tuesday came here to work on the REA Wasco T oU , 1RH 283 188 Total Justice of Peace at Wasco. m any weeds to handle. Johnson and a prize fo r-th e best May 22, at e V.. . 4 nz t}iey all left for V ancouver B C. and bought the Deltiert Rees County Com m issioner . actions a re the things go)ng to M rs Jam es Riskos. Tim baby d g , ^ d , , In te n d e d ^ re m a ^ w( Wilson BIBLE SCHOOL STARTS M? and M rs A rt F u tte r ladles left Monday for th eir home M r Hanks will stay th a t m ake small tow ns p o ^ 'b le . ky 35 R ufus ? work for Frank W agner. of larger Mrs K arl L andstrom and dau- Dalles and Bible school classes will begin 22 3 No one ? 'T ’ .'r n n ^ to participate g h ter M aris Lou, cam e F riday of C entralia, ^ n - . spent Thurs- n ? ”Mr in ’" s ta California n le y Swett has bought the Hanks was buried in I he Dalles. Klondike . Monday, May 31 a t the Moro .°U‘r e e i i : S £ n . ?o ™end the week end w ith her day v a ting a th e he.me of Mr S ta n !^ at Frank H arris Is up from work Monkland 19 0 towns Com m unity church says Rev. W. m ovem ent of general ben- to «Pend th e week end y K b J J " 'S n ä l d C Ìodfelter repair 46 W. G earhart who also announces 3 Kent ..fit3 T here are' no clean up days, parents, Mr and M rs L. L. Peetz. ‘E akin Went to Pend'e- iowdale^ anil^ is 58 that classes will he held from 40 G. Valley no get togethers for public 1m- Mr. Landstrom cam e Saturday t0 ™ - ^ t0 a ttend the W heat pUce as - a ona\ e— ted* in S d n g to Montana“. p a. m. until noon five days each 52 30 Moro X Je m ern ’ and aI1 retu rn ed home 10 P o rt- Commission m eeting re tu rn in g ^ ro° nha7 bcen cloger __ week. 72 14 Assisting ln giving instruction P w ork on the ball park land Sunday. . ' hom e Saturday. „ drillers have had „ „ „ f Mr an d Wasco 304 101 Total will be Mrs Andy Paulson. M rs. « S / S r S S S B f f i ? - & Complete hut partly unofficial John Ivamb. Mrs Keneth Young. retu rn s give: Mrs Wm. Hayes. These women French P e t’son Wilson will be helped by Mrs Glen Vir tlans. O thers th a t come to min s? tu rd a y w spend tb w eekend fam ily He also visited M s,m oth- Carro|) Sayrs P o rl. or society In agriculture 324 tue, Mrs Bill Hall, Mrs I^ m e r Gilliam 323 438 310 Sayrs, Mrs Vernon Melzer and 136 850 Morrow iana recu football field, the G rass vaney c a r Ijem ley They left for their tu rn in g to K ernville Sunday. 278 Verna Ju n e Coyle. 289 248 Mrs Ted von Borstel w ent to operation. Sherm an «.aMUzkrinm the R ufus granee Sunday accom panied by ----- 207 216 223 W heeler All children are welcome to u n thP K ent le g io n hall, trees Mrs T etz and son, w ho spent a The Dalles Monday to m eet Mis« 1 ! I'» attend the school. hall, the K ent _ iw o >____ ’annu " who arrived Portland* last F rid ay to cast his with her parents, Mr and Mrs M adellna r Cappa Total 1264 1759 Such things week a t the Lem ley home, _ .. . -------1 . ,,J_ i--T Poss, f c n Q ’ along the highw ay. weex - ^ V r l E lm er Hall of f ro m P o r tla n d to spend several ^ “r c'andidaUs of hjs choice. John Foss, fo r a^few days. are the reason ___ Mrs Dewey Thom pson Mrs )n Sherm b n , an ip« coun lrvntr iD n c Beach C alifornia w ent to days a t the Borstel home. Mr and ----- Edith Sayrs came up GRADE TO BE VIEW ED loyalty anj<n long The y ,e ft * Tuesday for Seattle, Wn.. from Moro SatunU y and will CITY BONDS WIN tians retain th eir _]®yaPyM Dalles Sunday to attend the ‘ Mr and Mrs George Blackburn* Jeft A delegation composed of Jud- nffpr thev have moved away. . . neohew Mac N. and fam ily spent th e week end w here he is one of the delegates stay at the Gordon Lemiey noint election resulted In a --------- - , T H heat Program BlSCUSSWn C om ing^ W, -r-— Titled “Mandy Say Caldwell w rote Mandy - say de best meni »u... „rhut love o> can Will \ try w hut ove cap tan ry bnrdest woman will era- But de h ardest woman die h it . . In de hollow uv her han . 1« ozxf’ in Tamm'* wool, An w rop It BO*- _ . ^ , a Deflnest she can card ’Cause she know love L , „ H it’s pride dat dies so » .iru. — . . Mrs .. . Fred ^ Cox also attended the Miss Nellie M orris and Mrs Clara V The 'W asco W om an’s Study Macnab, all of The Dalles and . b held its last m eeting of the Mr and Mrs H, H. B rackett of ¿aso n F riday afternoon with R ufus w ere Sunday d i n n e r Henson F rid ..— -------- season u a ay y In b afternoon i v c i u w » i .............ivu -----------f «: a potluck r n held the M ethodist guests _ at thehom e of Mr and u Mrs church basem ent. T w enty mem- F ay B rackett and fam ily. church hers w ere present. , Several young people from Ru- p resen t the church rally at Mr and Mrg w H Ragsda,e of fu s attended the Dalles w ere callers Friday. K ent Sunday. , ’“ w illa rd Hawley form erly of G rass Valley is getting ready to ove back to Sherm an county and will operate a Rawleigh wn- ---- u ---- i — «<■ Q here soon if to «.ye p'p^o to live Mr and Mrs Jim m y Thom pson’ u ttle girls now have the m easles according to latest reports. Mr and Mrs H enry Barnum have moved to town and are now u Ving in the. May M<J ^ f * 1ou se_ and tn d a v for John Day and neigh- bod ng territo ry with a truck load of used refrigerators, and w ashing machines and expect to be back about June 4. and d ra in bonds, both passing f)y VPry decisivP m ajorities. Thp cR council will meet Friday night to canvass the bal- K lots and “ OTe fu rth e r steps to issue the authorized bonds. They will be sold as soon as poss » and the work done. Condon Booster club w ere in Portland Tuesday to meet with the highw ^r The ^ m 1 the CottonArood road. The eom- miss on is teported to have t(> yiew ¡he rnad wRh the po8Slhiiity that the state will take OVer the e r ’ire length of it from Condon to .ulers. ..
