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FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950'
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PAGE 2 HUERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MOHO. OREGON
a p rim ary scuffle and is expect
jH fe n tta is CCuuuty j o u r n a l
ed to reta in ins seat for another*
term unless som etinng m an g es
1'ublihhrd E very Friday at
the outlook. The three Demo-
Moro, Oregon
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cra ts aspiring to the nom ination
Giles I*. F r e n c h ---------
............... M h o » against McKay
all profess ad-
F n icr^ i ««“ »«»nil H a m " matter" »♦. tke ncrencv to Ute state o em ocrauc
P tw tofiic. »t Moro. Oregon, under Act piatiorni
anti it is doubtful it
• f C o t m n o f March S. 187».
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vregoniaits would elect anyone
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER supporung u ia t docum ent. How
ever, tins is about the only 01-
tite that, may bring a change m
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
puoiic political policy.
ONE YEAR ........................ .. $2*00
borne u atate senators are to
---------------------------------- '■■■■--— — be electc-u auu ob representatives
N A T IO N A L ’
I l i » i O I » A L out the n u n ^ s no not muicave
aVyf^N a tn a n g e u o u u o o k o n uie p a rt oi
c a n d id a te s n x e iy
to
oe c n o sv u .
c o u n ty u nices, nere and else
w here,
na<e
aupirants
w ho
NE W SPA PE R
k PU B L ISH E R S
^ASSOCIATION
wouiu ~ m ake i it tu
elected
ana in m ost
incum bents
w in
change
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Grab» V alley J. Mar. 11, 1921
In Days of Old
From the Observer, Mar. 17, 1911
A m axim we read prin ted on
a postal card in circulation Mon
day bears a th o u g h t well w orth
rem em bering. “N either God nor
the governm ent should be asked
to help those who will not help
them selves.”
* I t is expected th a t w ork on
the S herm an E lectric line w ill
begin M onday 21st.
S. B. Holm es, wife and d au
ghter, retu rn ed from a w in ter
sent a t Oakland, Calif., and re
port a good tim e.
M arried: At the home of the
bride Mr. Jo h n Thogerson and
Miss G race Byers, March 15.
Fee for saloon license at W as
co is $750.
D. B aker has resigned from
Crosfield em ploym ent and re
ported to the Spokane club of
the N orthw estern baseball lea
Sherman County J. Mar. 20, 1931
gue.
City of Moro officials signed
W. D. W allan has been ap
a
contract for purchase of the
pointed county tre a su re r In place
Conlee
well.
of Capt. W. Stanley, who is m ov
Baseball sta rte d w ith the p ro
ing away.
cases m e
pA ibatiy
pre-
:
T h e outlook, then, is iavocaole.
Oregon nas m aue m e g reatest
grow m ot any state, i t lias uone
MARCH 17, 1950
it w ith a sm Jiier per capita lax
COUNTY ROAD PROGRAM
load ot a n y s ta te , i t s t»iauuing
as to. euucation ran k s w iui the
T h e county court is concerned
teach er« pay and
about roads. The people are also uliiu.it,u u o a of
alUKrtl)fll
concerned u lo u t roads. The con-
, w nvw st.h(X)1 houses w e
cern. however, does not appear
neeced. "Oregon a ttrac ts new in-
to come from the
ltv
d u stry because it has a re p u ta
ments.
tion of solid, conservative gov-
b v ^ d i p ^ m em T ers^earH er^O iU ern n w n t; 3 people unwillln4 t0 <
, w ro n g m ake SU“
sudden
m •• onth th at there , Is ,, little
w re reversals
L no iu of J -a public
U on
Garden Specials
•Spirea Billiardi
each .75, 3 for $2.00 •
-Phlox, orchid, white, roseea .40, 3 -1 .00
WflK.
co, Moro, G rass Valley an d ’ K e n t
E dna Crowfoot and Eben Kee
w ere m arrie d in P ortland last
week and a re now a t hom e a t
the Kee ranch n orth of Grass
Valley.
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COUNTY
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countered, b u t th ey hope to be
moved by May.
Mrs Clara
M acnab of The
Dalles w as a S aturday night
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leland
M edipr
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I.npine Rebekah Ix>dge No. 116
Meets 2nd and 4th
Tuesda
of each
m onth.
V isiting »
m em bers welcome
Helen K ruger, N. G .J
L ucille May, Bee.
-choice varieties of red, pink, white, yellow
‘P O W E L L G A R D E N S , Dubois,Idaho
for W eeds
for F ertilizer
Seven Planes Available
Have been spraying since it has
L
Moro
been done by plane
Meets on the 1st and
3rd T hursday evenings
each m onth. Visiting
m em lx'rs cordially In
vited to m eet w ith us.
3 , S. B ennett, W. M.
.B. P inkerton, Secretary
Ixxlge
No.
113
I.O.O.P
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
hall. T ra n sie n t and
visiting b ro th ers are
Cordially Invited to
meet w ith us.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
.
l/ahima Seed Co.
M arvin Howell, N. G.
Leo W atkins, Secretary
Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.8
Meets every second and
fou rth T hursday in each
m onth; visiting m em bers
invited. Moro, Oregon
Olive Young, W. M .,
Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary
Red Vann
Waoco
Sherman Hotel
pact
r
F
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S
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MORO
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W e have for
quick d elive ry
H0TP01NT
a
«• f\* L
L
Automatic Dishwasher
Ranges
Ironers
Refrigerators
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f°>™-
u n d e r^ , " ^ ’
<W
aPPO ™ «’.
act.ng E xecutor of th e Last WIU
and T estam ent of E m m a
.
Sayrs
deceased at the ofHce
of G«0- G- U pdegraff, Moro,
Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
the date of th is notice, to ^vLL
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WOOD
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Appliances
W. R. Reid & Son
Wasco, Oregon
From where I sit- 2 / Joe Marsh
Handy and Easy
Are Both Wrong
Handy Petersoa and Easy Roh-
•rta sot in gait« an argument the
other day over at Fred’a Garage
talking about the beat spot to Bah
up at Green Lake.
"Opposite the old aawmill is the
beat spot,” says Handy. But Easy
"pooh-pooh’a” him. “I ’ve seen the
b iggeat fish c a u g h t off C edar
P o in t,” says E asy. “ I ’ve been
catching them there for yean."
Then Fred goes into his office
and brings out the biggest mounted
rainbow tro u t you ever saw. “ Bet
that was caught a t the sawmill,“
comments Handy. “Cedar Point,”
says Easy. “Well,* says Fred,
“you’re both wrong. I caught thia
baby right out in the middle!“
From where I sit, there are al
ways two (or more) side« to every
story. Let’s live and let Uee la the
true American tradition of tolera
tion. Your opinion is worth a lot.
but so la the other fellow's —
whether it’s on politics, the beet
fishing spots, or whether he likee a
temperate glass of beer and yen
like buttermilk
AeQRuut
C opyn 4h tt 19M , V n iu ¿ Sta tet B rew ert F— od a ti—
B e e /o ’s |
Beef o ’s
BEEFO’S
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At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon
A R D E N IC E C R E a M
2V2 G a llo n C o n ta in e r
l weak
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Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A.F. A A.M
Aviation Division
T. Letter
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Barton
1 Rose free with each 3.00 order
Sp
NOTICE OF FIN A L HEARING
Notice is hereby given Guy C.
Andrews, , A dm
inistrator a of tho
. .
D ivine w orship a t the G rass E state of A ntone K _ handvU.
Valley M ethodist church next deceased, has filed in the W in -
Sunday,
M arch 19, at th ree V C ourt of th e S U U of_Oregon
o’clock in th e afternoon w ith for Sherm an County, his final
Rev H. G ravenor delivering thex Account and the C ourt has set
eerm on
the 25th day of A pril, ldfcO, in
A d riv e rs
license exam iner the office of the County .Clerk
willl be In Moro Tuesday, March ln the County t o u r t house a t
21, 1950, at th e courthouse be- Moro, Oregon at i0:00 o clock «
tw een th e hours of 10 a. m. and m - as the tim e a n t ¡»ace or
3 p m
settlem ent of said accounting
Mr. and Mrs. George Sm ith of and for bearin g objections to the
Richm ond w ho are a b ro th e r ^ame, if amy.
A ninno’w u
in law and siste r of M rs. Trace
° U\ ^ n h £ £ t o r ‘
Fields w ere callers a t the Fields’ • /
Adm in is
hom e S a tu rd a y afternoon and -L Tracy
evening.
T h e Fields’ recent T he D alles, O re g o n
20-23C
guests had to see the new hom e A ttorney for the Kstate
w hich th e
T race Field»’ are
building beside the highw ay Just NOTICE TO CREDITORS
east o f R ufus. The progress, on
c,a ,mg
the house h asn t been as rapid aga,n g t ' * e
of E m m a j .
ABOUT T H E
¡Golden Glow, dhle gold ea .40, 3-1.00
w ith the county road program
>
m aue
‘h»‘ 3 feW, , hU" <’rC. .
year.
Anu when our record is
dollars would n o t c u re . J robaf y
change can be tor
$40,000 or $50,000 a year would ine y4-81’ no v
be the curative dose preferred Uie best,
by the court.
The soverign voters, Judging
not r e STRONG
from rem arks and argum ents
AJcoholism,
drunkeness . t o
hearth when the subject is broach- m ost oi tlhf
now being digm-
ed. feel th at better organization
ay a disease instead of a na-
and m anagem ent and pet haps bit science has taken hold oi
engineering would be necessary the w eakness for alcohol and,
IxTore the money could lie p r> n o t h i n g satisfied to deal w ith
I»erly used.
, a habit, has evolved a new set
This editorial is not w ritten of fancy words and called it a
to settle th at difference, but to disease of the nervous system ,
attem pt to bring th a t dHferenee
Qne effect of th is proposeu
to common grounds so ii can be change is th at it takes drunken-
resolved into suitable action estJ
o/ ord in ary hands and
about roads.
placed it in the hands of - the
. F.v cry <»ne a g r e e s th a t t h e doctors and psychoanalyists and
county road system is grow ing
anxious am ateurs of Alco-
old and needs-—and will need — holies Anonym ous. T here was a
much reconstruction to make it tim e when a wise did bartender
suitable to the dem ands on it. ^>as the best counsellor on how
O ur m ain county road 3
m u c h to d rink and .when,
graveled over 20 years ago and
We can 't see th a t m uch of
little -n e w construction of » me- anything is going to be belief it-
jor sort has beeh done since e<1 by m aking drunkenss a dl-
th a t tim e by* the county. The
except th e doctors incomes. -
w ar and the <lepression were the N ext thing sm oking will be a ,
causes and the blame does not disease and overeating, driv in g
properly rest upon the court, a car too fast or any other indui-
or present.
gence. We a re w illing to com-
I t is th e lielief of th is news- prom ise and call it a w eakness,
paper th a t the voters of Sher- T h at still assum es th a t the in-
inan county would 1* w illing to dividual has some control over
pay higher taxes for road con- bii. actions which the terny
stm etion if a suitable program » disease”’ precludes,
w as adopted and there was as-
^ o t m uch is going to V gain-
surance th a t it would be follow-
for civilization if wv find
ed and th a t the w ork w ould be mean8 to excuse our ill».z i t does
done efficiently and econom ics’ aw ay w ith the theory of indlvld-
ly. The voters, we Relieve, a n u a i responsibility tor personAI
n either devoid of m oney nor <*l actions w ithout which society
interest.
will come a p a rt a t the seam s.
A suggestion w as made at ti e
Being dissatisfied w ith one’s
discussion betw een court mem- m other-in-law, fear of losing a
i»ers anti budgeteers th a t sotr.ej»jobf w orrying about iponey, hay-
contract work m ight be a o v is -llng various and sundry “rep re s
able. T hat seem s reasonable.
■sions" may be reasons for drunk-
C ertainly In ' these da vs id le n e s s b u t are not excuses for it.
huge road contracts m any con ■ The easier we m ake it for the
tractors m ust have some heavy
to esCape responsibility
-
ills of th e ir w e a k n e s s
m achinery th a t cannot 1« U3«l
on contract« won In th e state the more w eak people we will
blddlnK.
C ertainly
these con h a v e . A s a n a tio n we a r e m a k
tractor« would like to keep thyfr ing too m any excuses for our-
Wen and m achines busy TJfert elves,
m u st be tim es betw een contracts
w hen contractors w o u ld ' apPrc SPRIN G ?
Some of the more rugged are
d a te a small Job to keep crew r
occupied and m achinery wnrk- g o in g w ith o u t th e ir c o a ts a n d
lighter g a r b is on every back.
The county is fairly w^ll The sun shines brightly as it
equipped to do the ™alnten, ^ * nears the equinox although the
w ind blows from the snow fields
w ork on th e county ;oa<»c
is al»out ail it has been dolnc unw arm ed. The grass grow s but
for years. Both m achinery and lowly and only the m ore favor
m en are better ad ap tf'i to m am ed slopes are green.
A week ago spring se e m e 1 at
tenance than to new
tion which is aow done by big hand and we w ere ju st as hope
ger m achinery than th e county ful. Then came another Lit of
snow , eight Inches of I t And th at
could efficiently own
It <»'ems reasonable to a s su m e fis n ’t exactly springlike.
T here
t i n t a plan could be form ulâte d f a r e a few pussy-willows out
♦hat would
provide for n e w fa n d early flow ers are pushing
w o rk on a continuing basis that out of the chilly soil.
Remem-
♦hc lax n a y e rs w ould approve. -b e rin g histo ry it seem s m le to
I t would depend on the p r o ^ T predict th a t Rpring will come,
selection of jobs to
done by n alw ays has.
the county and upon th e contrac-
B ut we would like to be as-
♦nr doing a good Job for .the sured, to have some sign th a t
money expended.
H m ight be th is sunny day is really a har-
idvantageous for both,
bringer of the vernal season. Let
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it be balm y for a week, balm y
enough to be im pelling so th a t
HET FOR PRIMARY
t he calves would frolic in the
All e n tra n ts for the p rim ary p astu re w heat fields would tu rn
race are now lifted officially •« g reen. law ns lose th e ir yellow
Salem or the county cour ^a s t > housew ives till th e ir gar-
houses.
T here will he nothing den p,otg roi,ln8 n gten for work-
very exciting in the races io t
worm8t children pick butter-
most, offices although th e liât tie cup£|
in November m ay give v o te rs
been cold so long—and
an opportunity to m ake a choice
d re a rp y s till fears an o th er
lietween d iffe re n t p h i l o s o p h i c o chll^ Jxît us have a tjm e, how-
governm ent. -
ever short, t ln w hich one can
Senator Morse has no competi iay on lhe groUnd and w atch
tion of note although Howard tJw clouds slow ly move across
J^ to u re tte , who is running as a th c b lu e g k y a n d feel th at na
.b-fferr-ortlan Dem ocrat, will get tu r e N w lth u s instead of again
s o m e sym pathetic R epublican
u8 again.
votes this fall.
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Congressmen generally have
rtakls on gam blers seem more
no com petition equal to the task freq Uent since
the W aJlowa
n would bavé to assum e.- Only county m atter m ade such things
rxceotion m ay he th at Carl Do- prom inent. It is about tim e for
naugh m ay succeed A ngelL - a post-war season of better
1
th a t would entail no change m orals to supersede the laxity
of political thinking. .
th a t first follows wars, but the
Governor McKay wilt rWe on evidence th a t it is here is very
to the general election w ithout g iig b t
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Fox Spent F e b ru ary 24, I960,
th e latte r p art of the w eek and
.
C arroll Sayrs
the week end a t th e ir I t t » u l (j,.,,. n> U p d n r a ff
Corbett.
ey re u n i
o
AWornoy for E xecutor
17-2OC
Mon< ay.
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3 .9 5
Steve’s Tavern, Wasco
and Beefo’s
|B c c fo ’s
Beefo’s
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HOW TO TREAT YOUR TELEPHONE
94
Suggestions to help protect your service
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CONTROL THOSE WEEDS
VUTH ESTERON 44 OR
i I DOW WEED K IL tl*
(AMINE)
“
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ESTERON BRUSH KILLER-
A com bination o f Estor-
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Including quackgrass.
♦ »
.. A tw isted cortf can lead to trouble. Although the
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twists and kinks may eventually break them and inter
fere with service until a repairman can call. Good
idea tjO get the curls out by letting the receiver dangle
v .d unwind by itself . . . then keep them out by
remembering, each time you Call, not to put turns in
the cord as you handle the receiver.
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stand it sits on is solid and is in a spot where it won't
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that’s repaired and maintained for life at no extra cost
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cluded in the rates you pay (or service . . . rates that
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