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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1949)
PAGK S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, UM» ft* n( ; them the . Pro^ ’,ü “ . _ 0L X | located -T o Mil. at Wasco, in the green feed, and there just Isn’t home Rev of ßelx ’« ‘• ¿ ' » W « J * * X " t l City hall. Mr. and M rs, Adrian D & t ^ a s - 'a «roups The general welfare RUFUS NEWS Division No. 2 Polling place ¿»iftrnuxn County Journal any th is fall K T has been overworked. NoC By Mrs Georg. Fox Robirts during th^ time of the Soil C f f l g t ^ d iv is io n • and a located at Moro, In the only do we have laws for spe- Not too many people from Courthouse. - Revival in Rufus. TH$xdates are corporate and poll- FnhUahed Every Friday at clal groups but also laws against th|g community attended • the Division Noz 3 Polling place A Jo me P a in t Store N o v e m b e r 6 to th e 30th- . l h - S “n d T io X ffi «un said Moro, - ------special groups. Some farmers r e a meeting in The Dalles last located at Grass Valley in A da nib I a in io io r e church invites ev« 7 ° " e . referendum, three <3> district 7 ---- .j- - and labor have been the office of the Grass Val . . . ---------------— oeen placed pmvcu un- Saturday, »aiuraay, but uui the ones that did ested to attend. Mr. Selz ha> £ lso rs. wlll be elected un- Third & Union St. _______ parp tn care what to what enjoyed the tho • meeting meetin« and and the the . ‘ o ™ matur T “ X -at *« der governmental ley Grain just concluded a meeting at the nrovisions of the Soil -------— Growers. The Dalles :< Oregon Ah s. u n . appears to be their temporary fine lunch a noon. Mrs. George Brentwood church In Portland. P Districts Laws of . Division No. 4 Polling plate - fh iT q T te chapter 3,-Title IPS, located at Kent, .In the n v F lH A L COUNTY PAPER benefit. / Fox was fortunate in w a n in g f>|dnt Wallpaper - |Venetlan ------------------------~ OFFICIA seems a reasonable conclu- one of the door prizes which Blinds • SPBCIALl I Suits, Plaid Jack- ° ^ amended by Chap Grange hall, ---- faimftMtlrtloN RATIS sion that the reason all the wa8 a $25 Savings Bond given G BnekA L PAINT |PRODUCT8 eta. Plain Sklrta. Only l#.00. tor wrpor- fent^from their division on the m w w ro nations of history have by the REA Co-operative. Heavy KoU . ono flniah ONR Y E A R ______ _______ft.oo fauen js tbat government gets The Community Sewing club colorful decorator . . GBKTA. The • - — 1- day of .. too big, assumes too much pow- met Wednesday afternoon at the Rayonite, washable smooth finish i ▲ L er and the energies of the pco- home of Mrs. Herman Brackett. Vi _ off on <>n a„ all waiipaper wallpaper in stock p----'----- C II J L 7 7 f 5 5 ^ 7 « holding Under con Vernon Miller Polling Superln- ple^eq'valuable and so Impor i t was a beautiful week re- 20' off on special orders George G. Updegrait ~ £ ™ .a "t c r of e s o purchaser more than tendent, at Moro, Oregon, for • ^Attorney- a t ^ , f^ a n d s lying within TION tant—cannot be utilized directly garding the weathar if the farm --- :----------------.----- - ------ JO E A M O R E for their benefit. ers didn’t want rain so .hadly. M U such are eligible C O M M .™ O^OREOON SPECIAL ' ■ _ ■ - Things are so dry here and the MORO ' ... season is getting late for fall U. S. Army Rebuilt Shoes A YEAR OLDER seeding. A few have taken a Six-inch Tops $3.00 Monday, Wednesday, Fridaj VotoM divisions and polling pis- '' Executive Secrets, y II Combat Boots $3.00 Last week this newspaper t chance and already seeded their the referendum are as Dated this 24th d a y o f October, T act W PPK tills u au ve ~ ----------------------- Afternoons ÌA T III officially started Its 62nd year, wheat crop o r - p a r t.o f It, b u t Also new heavy duty tents Mlowr. 1949 at Corvallls’ ° rCgOn 9 x 9 $25-00 We had no observance, ate no there’s very little green wheat the D alles Division No. 1 Polling place * Special prices on tarps of cake, drank no toast. ■ - showing above the ground. NOVEMBER 11. IMP 211 East Third Street all sizes We are getting rather old. This probably accounts for Telephone 3209 . ttA r p DO u YOU iu v *>B,*a**3.» » i mature, at least. Being started lesser number olf geese flying at WHAT BELIEVE? Joe A more’s Shoe Shop NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING in 1888 made us that way for over the fields. The geese Uly? The relationship between po- not many news. -------------- - ’ “ 610 East Second Street Notice is ’hereby given that ____ ______ ________ Full fashioned nylon hose llticai and economic thinking _ * in Oregon then and the The Dalles, Oregon Clothing for the Llttlest ones, the undersigned have filed In s a a matter e w ™ ,‘'old“ e,; “ than She. 610 E. Heeond g ourity Court of the State /The Dalles all of them. Complete stock of matter seldom seldom mentioned. mentioned. p of mn newsDaDers older than -U h tly Irregular O reg o n -----„ J of Oregon for /« Sherman County •rolesaed Republicans sometimes th|g Qne ,s not )ong although GRETA, The Dalles babies’ wear, and the cutest hlnk like socialists and Demo- rather lmpresslve as to quality. » their Final Report and Account things, too. as Admlstrators of* the estate of -rats are often good individual Ag We cannot be sta. At this time in the nations yd of the new8paper’s age a mwww Percy J r Thompson, deceased, Sweaters, and Skirts for Schoolgirb - Beanies ilstory Democrats are presumed oniy been regpongl. FOR sa l e - 480 A. wheat ranch and that Saturday, November 26. T. Lester Jeluuon FOR to be in favor of big government, for the latter part of ps , Vaai,o «,30 Der 1949, a t ten o’clock A. M. of said in bright felts - Beautiful new fall dresses 8. n,,‘ n° rt D J Itorin P rto ¿ day, at t h e ’ ¡County Courtroom. that is, in favor of having the higtory Rut as persons we tan , LAWIBB , ^ n ,,U Phone ¿ob Davis 4?5 m the Courthouse, a t Moro. Ore- jovernment do as many things proud of weekly newspapers fUed by 0 ,^ WABOO MOBO Vllle or Phone Bob DavU. 42o _ , is possible. Republicans are pre- generai and may be- permit- . Wasco. . ag the time nHd pjace fO r hearing, iumably in favor of letting the ted 8 hjt of boasting about t ______ J ^ftsco. t ag the time Plaf^_fo r.hJJaf In? JK SALE: ’KAUEZ 1948 1 ^ 0 DeLuxe a Ford - - of objections to «aid said Final Report people do most things for them- (hem Ig n not true that friends Lodge Noi U3 I.O .6> FOR objections $0 two <loor Sedan, radio, heater, and Account: and the Mttfement settlement ielves. , permit a bit of pride to be Meets 1st and 3rd Kv \U h li> two-door This division between the par- ¡ J Qwn on birthdays? Tuesdays Ih I.O.O.F. lrav mileage, good tires. Art of said estaté. Watkins, Phone 492, Moro. 2c ' - Dewey ™omp6on ies is comparatively new. Eld- Il j t U doeg and ---------- - - UtJS seem that VilMV weekly hall. Transient ------------------ From where I sit ... i y Jo e Marsh George N. McDonald t) new8papers have an opportunity _.x.. visiting brothers are ir r Democrats, if ¿till faithful to AVAILABLE: The best one-man Geo G updegraff, he party, are unfaithful to their more frank and forthright cordially Invited to I Sh*?rm<in count.5 * AHmi business in Sherman county. • A^forney for Administrators earlier beliefs. When they were t^an their larger counterparts, meet with u i. We provide capital. Car .re- • 52-3 c Clam Chowder Can Be born the Democratic party fav- newspapers are produced by Leo Watkins, N. G. quired. Write J. R- Watklas >red states rights. Now it is the gucjj large machines, physicallv John DeMoss, Secretary Co. 137 Dexter Avenue, Seat- NOTICE • QF REFERENDUM .h . — - >“ a s u q ------------------- . « i Dynamite! t u Wash. 16c ON CREA TIW OF -PKOPOSgD Meets on the 1st and T"1 SHERMAN COUTY From Alfred Buehler’s ’’Public Uy go partitioned that no indiv- ___________ _ CUSTOM b A u u n k m s t n u — SERVATION 3rd Thursday ________ evenings CUSTOM 5 SLAUGHTERING SERVATION * JLUSTtvivr, DISTRICT, EM- If Smiley Roberts is a friend of plain to anyone who doesn’t come Finance" is obtained the basis tdual has mUch of a part in it. Meat cutting, cutting, wrapping, wrapping, sharp sharp B RR LANDS LYING LYH each month. Visiting Meat ra aping CING LANDS IN yours, like he is mine, and if you from clam chowder country. for the following Information That becomes a necessity w ith . members ----------- cordially h e COUNTY ----------- w in- — freeze. freeze, Bring oring them uicm in *** any dav t THE UOUN l x OF u r SHER|<AN What a great world thia would , want to beep bis friendship, like I about theories of state functions: growth. th C Food Store, IN TK t THE Till? O'ilTB’ n r 'OREGON. vlted to meet with us. but CtirtAnv Sunday. C & gTATE OF j QREGON, don i ever let m him «*•** hear you say ' be if we could all see that m do, don’t Those who believe in the least Weekly newspapers, although U V. Henrichs, W.M. Grass valley, Oregon. 21tfc AND T H E s ELECTION , OJF that good clam chowder can be prejudices are matters of taste, government are the anarchists some gQjne have grown gro\ to good size, H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary FOR SALE_ Now available for THREE (3) DISTRICT SUPER made without cream. • only. Some like hot coffee. Some who 1 would people govern- of an ’ndividual e’l- | m^ Be Rebekah Lodge No. 116 T immediate delivery W i l l y s VISORS wouia have nave pwp»c uuvvm- are more or d by voluntary organizations terpri8e; and maybe old fashion- Meets 2nd and 4th - In New England, where Smiley Id“ It iced. Som epeopklik»» t«m Jeeps and four-wheel drive To all owners of land£ ; lying in xy ew c fr.en d ,h ,^ h h_vp been perate rlthout the authority now as- jn {hat regard. Their editors Tuesdays of each pick ups Complete Willys within the proposed Sherman come,from » v eh «n p e ^ g glass of beer. Others My prefer umed by governments. This are fortunate to have a desk month. Visiting Overland line of panels, station County SoH Conservation Dis bro^ ° L rw T rT x p e r " . . X ” to ’*y' “T - i 0« « »resumes a Chrlstianllke atti- amid the stones and presses members welcome, wagons and Jeepsters,. noW trict,* cottiprising the territory m clam cnowder. kxperis say __ nu . - P« ude on the part of everyone and can neVer be far from the Sallle Martin, N. G. sensationally reduced in price, described as follows: ,outh of Boston the tomato reign, that « « only «hnt it plea«, omewhat at variance with the aetual physical work of publish- Clara Houston, Sec. Contact Willis Motor Co., Third All land lying within the Supreme, but north of Bo.ton i f . cannot .ee very plam. acts. • I , i jng. They meet Joe Doakes, --------------------------- kwa and Lincoln Sts., The Dalles, legal boundaries of Sherman The next u division udge So cream—or else! rne next h u s iu h Is i » the me indiv- J judge ao and anu So ou and anvi His x»«» Excel- Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O-®-” - Oregon . 2 .^ 22tfc _ County. Oregon. Meets every second and dualists. The theory of lalssez- lency when they come to town, From where I sit, whether it fourth S Ä Thursday S S In each S Be independent Sell Rawlelgn alre (let alone), popular In .the There is no ivory tower about- gh'iuld have cream or tomatoes is nx y x eighteenth century, is an exam- n ; his associations are as broaJ simply a matter of ta«te..Thto Li >le of such thinking. Govern- as his community. > 2 ? M .1»“ ’ Swiretary ° RK 81D’ ° T p w111 * he» ** Copyright, 1949, VniLcdSta'.ei Brtwcri Fonndatwn nent aid where necessary, to F0’ik8 don’t . have to write roads, schools, etc., would be letters to him; they come in given, but property would be and bang their fists on his kept private and people wou'd deek He is not only the repor- not be responsible to the state ter and commentator on local nor the state to the people in Hfe; he is a part of it. He has many things. i, • no second or later edition in Then come the so-called grow which to correct error, his mis- Dists a class made to show takes last a whole week—and the transposition between the he lives with them and makes Individualists and the socialises as few as he must. The socialist class comes next, It Is no place for the heslUnt differing only in degree from the or bashful, nor for hlm who can- ftrmer Under this plan the state not adhere to his convictions, assumes general control and ev- But there are rewards, not much entually private property is in money, much in maintaining abolished and along with It pro- that good old American prinrl- nts,1 Inheritance, competition in pie of freedom to speak and to business and Individual enter- write. The ^ o re w h o that prise. The theory is that through the longer that freedom will re elected. or otherwise chosen, re- main. presentatives the state can het- ter manage than can the people MONEY poR ftCHOOIzS by themselves. ■ . The communists (and here It will be a long time before theoretical communism Is meant, the people will have a chance to not the Russian kind which 'i s vote on an increase of thn b««’*' dictatorship) are a step ahead school fund from <50 per cen^i< of the socialists. Under commun- child to $80 per census child. Ism there is not only no private in fact, it will be a year from enterprise but no 'reedom about now. Yet, it is not too early for trying to practice It. The people study* to begin on the matter would have nothing but life and Residents of this county and l o u r voice can reach som e 85 countries as ep sily as a nearby town. The low rates m ay su rprise you. that would remain only at the area are surely F.ware by now sufferance of the government. tbat any fund raised over the Then there is dictatorship entire state and distributed beck which follows after communism. to the counties on the basis of Under this system one man or popyietion costs us money, small group of men run, the The additional $30 which is Adm. $1.20 Lunch Served whole show, use the profits, ^k e d for the basic school bill restrict the people, for their own win be distributed strictly on a ends. 1 per child basis. The provisions Economically speaking t h e for transportation and teachers history of nations follows the were dropped, advocates sa\ing order here given Small tribes that equalization had been at- m ay be- anarchistic and as na- talned. tions grdW older they tend to- p or years the parent and ward socialism. This nation is school patron has been told that now approaching socialism. the gchool system must have Speed picks up as time goes on more money in order to be at and the step from socialism into all 8UCCessful. Naturally there communism is a shorter one ^ag been much truth in^ that, than from individualism to so because all costs were go- dallsm. When a people give up ing up. / their freedom and reach for se- jack money Is not a’l «n-lty they keep reaching, fast- Jr wUh the gch(X)1 er and farther. And never ind nor schools In It. for governments have no A teacher in Portland 1. For doing business and keeping in touch 2. Skilled technicians in the circuit control lasting security to give. took a turn at this subject re- w ith friends, overseas telephone service has rodm keep constant watch on their equip- An economic classification of ^ t i y saying tnat secondary become an everyday tool. In its twenty-two ment xo make sure your voice can hurdle tne public services is the (a) neces teachers were fillad with much years, the calling rate has jumped from about earth-and still sound about as dear as a cross- —ry, (b) useful, (c) superfluous, information about how to teach aaaa« w ----- r town IUWU Vtt.il« II U UVClSCaS x 2 300 ju calls a » year »w to 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 . Today, F you call. And overseas SClVIVC service 1 is 5 Ctt5j easy to v use. Following thia classification and very little Information about n v fr short-wave tacho radio to Your Long Lonir Distance D istance operator oneratnr w will vive vou voice can be sent over ill give you the where would the reader p’ace: what to teach. They were, as ninety-four per cent of the world’s telephones i rates, the best time to c a ll. ll., . . .ana and set set up an protection to person and proper- pictured, a big gun with no bul appointment call for you if you wish. ...over circuits as long as 8,000 miles. ; ly', health and sanitation, devel- lets to shoot opment of natural resources, Before the taxpayers go anv 3 . In 1 9 2 7 , the lowest overseas rate from the hlghwayjB, schools, hospitals, farther with their part of West was $84.00. N o w the maximum to most charities, corrections, recreation, school Improvement we do wish countries is $12 .00 , (plus ta x ) for three public services, (perhaps correc- that the school administrators, m inutel. Many Calls costless. Making it possi tions should be Included with superintendents, principals, and ble to call almost anyone, at low cost, is another protection to person and pro- teachers would extend themsel- w ay we’ve made your telephone more valuable. perty.) Then where would com- yes to a similar extent. It would protection ffom, 1) unemnloy- be heartening if they would at ment, 2) old age, 3) sickness. jea8t gtoP and consider if there a n d T p lp tfr a n h f i n m n a r v 4) economic Inability. v wa8 anything they could do to In recent times our govern- bring better education for less has made laws for special money. Infants’ »Wear Want Ads TkeGa^iShop O. E. S. Social Club THANKSGIVING Thursday, Nouember 24 ARNOLD HANSON ORCHESTRA “Calling Tokyo -4250”. ; How overseas service puts the world by your telephone »! I, B'»* Your telephone is one of today’s best bargains
