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PAGE S S H A M A N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. ORBGON » OFF1CIAL COUNTY ONR YEAR N A T IO N A L '» * * LA L N IW IF A M I ' B U S H IK S SOCIATION MARCH 10, IMO ANO THER CONFERENCE We hope that nothing comes of this talk about holding a big three" meeting. This nation is ill-prepared, ill- manned, and ill-defended for such an encounter Perhaps it is too much to expect of dollar hungry Britain and land hungry Russia that they leave us alone until we acquire some traders with ability, but a "big three” Meet' ing now will undoubtedly cost us » « a great — deal . — he ^Ubor admlnlMretion has X n m « t ^uncooperative about t. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1M0 yeast In later year«. It had a fine nutty flavor and a crust. I f the family preferred—o r If given to reading advertise- ments—the cook made bread out of coarser flour, some that had the bran in it and the wheat germ and those other parts of the kernel now carefully remov ed. The sort of bread enhanced the natural goodness of wheat. The article mentioned above reported that good bread, made without aid of chemicals, is sell- ing in some cities at a premium oyer the usual white and soggy variety. I t should. A larger per centage of the whole kernel is used in such bread and the flour should be cheaper. I f ma chinery was made to grind and mix the coarser, purer flour it should sell for less. Until wheat growers and ba kers can provide consumers with a good loaf, of nutritious, tasty bread the consumption per capita w ill decline and even tually wheat w ill become anoth er 8tocR fw d The nxxiern loaf he good stock feed, t>ut in its natural state wheat a very good one. _____________ DO UBTING DICK newspaper is not able to agree with the commentators w ho haye dropped a word of pralae for one Richard Neuberg er wbo recently announced that he WOuld not be a candidate To the E d ito r for puui*V public vrcuvc office because he for »«• our . x ’t s * Pfewax ix tiu x « * he wanted to sav as a hfch schrof ftaeco would readily w r lU ^ thU ami that X l re rU ln stresses a n d 1 have been received for the two 1 enumerator positions to be fill- RH* problems as well as those of the small business-man and has a very kindly feeling toward labor and the working classes. He is a Mason and a Shriner served his lodge as Mas- b o WMAN F IL E S £ £ CONGRESS ed. Among these are * a consid ______ of ______ Hugh Bowman, Pendleton bus- erable number war veterans who w ill be given preference for iness man hotel operator filed appointment > over nonveterans today for the office of U. S. Re- 1948 provided they meet other quail- pre8entaUv* In Congress from Among thc pledges made by flcatlons. the second Oregon dl^ lctn , e the candidate upon filing he says Applicants must be United w ill seek the Democrat c that interested very deeply States citizens of good health ation in the May primaries. ^he advancement of the and character,. have completed , He is a former mayor o - Roosevelt social security plan, high school or have comparable dleton and has devoted much experience, be between 25 and time to civic affairs of his c o m ---------------------- 45, and be financially able to munity and state, N O TIC E TO CREDITORS sustain themselves for 4 weeks j j e (S a past commander of the before receiving their first sal- American Legion and served that AU person» u «»«« yu»..» All persons having claims ary check. Persons are inelig- organization for two years as against the estate of Emma J. ible fo r , consideration if they its national executive commit- Sayrg deceased, are hereby noti- draw Federal retirement pay tee from Oregon _ , fied to present them, in proper (other than Social-Security), are j n- 1933 he served as Umatilla forin to the undersigned, the state or local government em- ^ u n ty chairman of the Roose dujy appointed, qualified and ployees, law enforcement offi- VeltGarner veteran’s committee acting Executor of the Last W ill cers of political organizations, and has been a life-long demo- and Testament of Emma J. individuals engaged in polltcal craL Sayrs, * deceased, at the office activity or contemplating such Born on a farm of pioneer par- of q Updegraff, Moro, activity during the census tak ents he is fa m lliia r’ w ith farm WRhln six months from ing period. Close r e la t e s w i l l __________ ____________ the date of thig notice, to wit: not be considered for e m p lo y - ____ _ February 24, 1950. ment In the same locality In this flClVC fo T Carroll Sayrs area. • t .« * ... . - Geo. G. Updegraff > Attorney for Executor 17-20c Rufus socials • have been at a d d tV G Y y standstill. There has been no grange m 1 u c eetings r : v ii nor card p arties and even Canada and their par ents ents still su n paying e extortionate iw ru u iw w taxes to keep our schools open? Why w ill Sherman county lose several more next -- ----------------- ------» year — • -unless — — predictions of several of them fall short? They w ill tell you they want a Union H i School, Even then they know that ™ know It Is a diagnosis. These youngsters of ours knot,-w hen U f) ..1 r1 .j-1 .1 1 .1 m | N O TIC E OF F IN A L H E A R IN G T yle PTA was postponed on ac cx)unt t-ount of a ball game the same sam e nlght with ione The P-TAJplans A u t o m a t i c D i s h w a s h e r a meeling Tuesday night and A U l O n i a i l C I7 1 5 H W A M IC I w ill • --------- — ’— r f o ~ r ~ ~ WM* d • is cuss plans their carnival for March 11. Mrs. Robert Byrd was to be hostess in place of Mrs. George who Is snowed in. The \ was postponed. The meeting Is unU U ve.y set for the middle Ranges Ironers Refrigerators N O TIC E is hereby ' given Jb«1 Jb* und®rel« ^ d ha® fllf d in the County Court of the State . • of Oroonn Oregon for Sherman Qtato County his Final and Supple mental Final Account as Admin istrator, with the w ill annexed, of the Estate of W illiam M. Van Patten, deceased, and that Monday, the 20th day of March 1950, at 10:00 oclock A. M. of said day, at the court room, in the court house in Moro, Sher man County, Oregon, have been fixed by the court as the time and place for hearing of objec tions to said Final and Supple mental Final Account and for the settlement of said estate. T. Lester Johnson __ Administrator with W ill An- nexed. ' 16-19c all kinds of Household he Marshal plan all along. We the mogt lucraUve occUpa- strains upon the ‘horse sense they a 0 of next wee le n t want another conference ( M Neuberger. long considered natural for Sher Ignored, they know when ■s U, which they talk u . out of w „ thlnk lh t not man count, folks. to V X ? more billions. an evidence of bravery. It Take a map of Sherman coun- away, sacrificed t y J e W - No one believe« Stalin anyway ^ „ 5 , and questions ty and note how the five major They h « W - W for good re -o n . Rusal, has w et Qf lhem: „ , w rlt ¿ hool dlgUlctg f u l acres lu Prehenston o l ¿ ^ . ^ V y o u - LAW Tl ched on nearly every one of 1U w |u t he believes why should face from east to west. Now sup- pl<* to cool/JIsy, Nuts to y MORO WASCO former pledges and no one sham ed of it even in a pose each district was oompell- The signing of three year con- W a sco , O regon thinks that any additional pled political campaign? Does a w ri ed to build and maintain its tracts w ith principals w ill not ges would be followed Ur hlg facts and fear re Own roads never to cross Its purchase our release from our The reputation of this nation boundary, but in order to leave responsibility, nor M p r <P6 malt- in conferences is bad—terrible. Ig a p ^ R ^ n expected to say or enter the county its people ing a scrapego;.t of our county We lose them all. We do not bfc he doesn’t believe in a mast navigate either the Des superintendent atone fo r— our long In the ’ diplomatic big carnpalgn? Muat a politician be chutes or the John Day. Did you heedlessness to his wise w am - ieague Our politicians go across g w w ard ’f t succeed? gay “Nuts". We are sending each fngs during his service to us the ocean with the fanfare of a The decision— which might graduating class, “down the riv over so many years. W e must s ym p a th y press and a few have in c is ive of ail to achieve whatever higher answer to our young foHM H years after they return the peo- reaaOns why ' abandon- education it may wish to acquire, you think they don’t know the pie learn that they have been ment political aspirations Rgg r occurred to you the score, Just tr y them, traded out of their money and wafl indicated—casts no credit many infractions of our boun- """"-»e»- Ted M. Ball the whiskey thots what used to be called “our sa- Qn the occupation of wrl- jaries by these students within cred honour". After Yalta, Pots- politics It causes our county, because of the dam, Cairo, Cairo, there there should ahould be be a a ^ i n t h ln e h »Rp t t e inteirritv g r i t y of M rrlere we hav have aet up for them CENSUS ENUMERATORS of writ- writ- korripr« popular demand that no Pf®81" ere if it is assumed that they jn “district economy?’’ In det? Applicants for employment as fCs /Ÿâma dent venture beyond the three their writings; it damns pol- peration many of them have enumeratort for the 17th Decen mile lim it Itics as the art of saying things j umped the district claim upon Census in Sherman county » Please Mr. Stalin take aM flD lhat are j^ t meant in order to them, rather to pay tuition than and area w ill be re- er fall out of Tito, deel ^HD j* * ; get votes. serve the usury their district qulred pagfi orai and written Mao, murder a few Poles, but should this person at some wouid make upon their Ume in demon^trate their abil- don’t inviegle us into a confer- |ater time decide to enter the tribute to the most costly exper- ^or work, It Is announced ence In the shape we re ln. And political lists the voters are al- iinenU In district holdout integ- fey Robert W . Gibson, district Mr. Atlee, go ahead and devalue ^ ad y forewarned that he has rtty ln the state of Oregon! supervisor here for the United the pound again, raise the price abandoned “independence and o. K., somebody “stole a court- Stateg Bureau of the Census, of Scotch whiskey but don’t talk freedom” for a possible political house’’ years ago. These kids of The wU1 h ^ a t e which KENTUCKY W H IS K E Y -A BLEND us out of any more billions. We pjum ourg gtju ....... gay, ...........— “so what?” Does ap|>nCantg can best .................. - S u S comprehend T S ? ~ d need It to hire b u r e a u c r a t s ------------------- that mean that we have to sit in #niizvnr th o rfo ta ilp d a n d ex- ■ S A X ' " , “ X c“ . r^ . " . S ’ ?." Appliances T. Lesler Johnson W. R. Reid & Son Hon for hospitality^; NO TICE OF F IN A L _ Notice Is hereby given ‘ that Charles A. Tom, Administrator of the Estate of £pra E. Barthol omew* deceas<Mr^nas filed in the County CourV of the State ’ of Oregon for Sherman County, his Final Account and the Court has set the 13th day of March 1950 ln the Office of the County Clerk in the Court House at Moro, Oregon, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m.. as the time and place for the settlement of said accounting and hearing ob jections to the same, if any. Sunny Brook * This is the Ume of year for when many men are adding and lowg gaxing at the rows of flour- lhey train for thclr assignments. 4-H club week, as boys and girls subtracting and trying to re- e8cent Ughts our prodigal school Tq supervisor Gibson all over the nation are getting member expenditures they made hoahd mistook for the light of glated about 10 applications their thelr land in shape for a crop. tha l might pass the eye of the knowledge; or spend half our planted or their stock collector as valid. Some periods in idleness be- their trees _ r _____ ready for new feed. make their tax returns earlier ^yge there are not enough There is probably no branch the and for gome It Is traine<i teachers to make seven of education so effective as the made every payday except for a p ^ o ^ g interesUng and profit The real g o o d n ess 4-H club projects have been. The gpght bit of figuring . before ab|<t “Must I, a rancher’s son. lessons learned are remembered March 15 d my A C T IV IT Y PER IO D’ longer than are those of m ore rp^e p ^ m e tax thus makes telling yarns in the furnace of our A m erican formal education. *’• every one conscious of the cost room or some other empty ro-»mt For the boy or girl of real abll- ©f government without giving the because there Is no shop or lab way of life stem s lty, the one with independence |n<pv|duai any chance todosony or anyOne to lead m y steps Into sufficient to make him or her thlng about | t of pro- the reaim of practices I ieed to want to do the work themselves, ^ t l n g about a return entails torn ? » from a gracious club work gives an opportunity attorn«ys, accountants, and oth- For the girls— Does the ‘home seldom found before adulthood.{ c r expertg until a man must feel i|v )pg* course deal In abstract Children long for the time very gravely abused indeed to and theoretical problems of a spirit of tolerance, they can assume the responsibil- taking his case to court w orid gone amusement conscious itles of grown ups and become In fact the taxpayers are pretty when j know cooking will en m oderation and impatient with the seemingly weJ1 some official often me three times a day and long years of childhood. • brags on their meekness, too, the home w ill need care and Their ambition Is laudable and wWch helps keep them in line, management?” “Should the six good fellow ship. club work provides an outlet The trouble Is that even In or ^ v en of us bovs show the for i t They learn to do by do our form of government, the gir jR hoK to play football so we ing. There is some Instruction, centralisation has gone so far have enough for a game?" some one to tell them what to th>t the individual taxpayer ««oh nuUi Dad, w hy not let me is do and when. But there is also hasn’t much to say about any- gtay home and help you overhaul a ready means to find out the th in g .. the combine, or go to The Dal practical side of the lesson. h a v e often speculated Club work Is fine. Best when about ^that would happen If ^ y ig this county losing parents allow the boy or girl to taxpayer had the right to students to The Dalles, Portland take the responsibility they yQte on what he ^rould pay for. _ No. H i they presumably all would have to Laplne Rebekah crave and “ from which pay for the wars regardless of Mef ts 2nd and 4th learn. how wiUessly we were brought Tuesdays of «Mh ‘ Into them. W hat would happen naont£ ' RRRAD An article ln H arpers tells to farm subsidies, housing sub- N a V BEER ' about bread and how many gjdia., airmail subsidies, ship- i X l c a l s \ r e included In the ping «ubsldies. old age subsidies May’ Sec* Light beer the beverage < of moderation. Enjoy — ? H E A R IN G SB AND Charles A. Tom Administrator J . Tracy Barton The Sherman County Journal J is Sherman County’s newspaper ~ — * I ■ ■ * ' ' the only newspaper dedicated solely to the interest of Sherman county j A ly m p I^ ordinary Is most U tuiliaij baker’s »TO»»«;« w loaf. - It — . entertaining for one who has been saying that bakers were working themselves out of a job with an unpalatable product without proper nutritional value, The thing that should Interest us ln this county Is that the ha- kers are also doing the whole wheat Industry a disfavor. Wheat Is good food. Real bread Is good food. There of people T fX X l. lim it are lots V- r -------r ~ ~ although somewhat gray and wrinkled, who can remember when It was a tasty food. . That was when baking bread was a household accomplish- ment and when young ladies about to venture into matrl- mony practiced bread-making on father and the boys until her loaf was as fine and appe tiring as her mothers’. All she had to make breed out of was fnnd__mavbe a little bough ten European «ryw—- subsidies, ------- - engineering ---V----- - - — Laigs N e .lM 2 L F .A A J t programs and reclamation plans Marts on tha 1st and to use more land to produce 3rd Thursday evenings more crops to hide ln caves? each Visiting Congress seems too timid to m—« b r a cordially in do anything about the Hoover vited to meet with us. report and Truman, who ap C. S. Bennett, W. M. pointed the committee, has made H B. Pinkerton. Secretary nothing but feeble gestures to- ito. No. U S L O X » ward getting the bills passed. We x y and 3rd seem on the verge of being fore- Tuesdays In I.O.OJ*. to give « all of * our c v i 1 1 V w«« Income aiswa.*«. to vw hall. Transient and brothers are the government and depending visiting visli bi on it for everything. When effl- cordially I invited to dency is considered we would meet with then be getting about half as Marvin Howell, N. O. much done as we could under Watkins, Secretary private management - * _ However, the encroachment WsfMshsai Chapter Nos. 71. O.R.S Meets every second and has been so steady and well ’ * fourth Thursday In each timed, that no one will do any- month; viaiting mambara thing about i t The spirit has invited. Moro. Oregon. been pretty well sapped out of Olive Young, W. M. the citizen N a n m l V » n Gildse. inrrutnrv , ,, . 7 /i th e W ater" Its slo g a n : .. -i » Of, by and for Sherman Countians correctly describes it and its aims A subscription to it is a good investment modest one
