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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER A 'MO
4-H Judging
Yet, the doctrine that inen
have a right to think, to be indi
viduals, to , personal security is
still worthy of preaching to a
downtrodden people. We can only
win Asia over by having and-
advocating a theory of life that
is the idea of communism.
Force may help us get the at
tention of the audience; we may
have to have and use force to
exist at all—probably will have
to. But to make our way of
life successful will require the
teaching and the living of it all
over the world-
Program
Foùr-H club
members
rvu.-A*
v iu m
iiicu i^.u will
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exhibit their years work at the
Sherman County Fair September
15 through 17.
Judging of ex-
hibits and special contests will
be held Friday the 15th ;
,
New this year to the fair
will be a Livestock Judging con-
test, Cake Baking contest and a
Girl’s Style Review.
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The schedule of 4-H events:
Friday, September 15
9:00 a. m. Entering and placing
ABOUT MR. PINSON
Motature has long been our
Moisture n »
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Mio+vir*
limiting factor In this district,
t # • eswama
nrtARibie that nitrates
It seems possible ina
may soon 1* an additional limit
S T
S I X
The methods of society in
treating such characters in the
ireaung
human fam ily are not
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cessful We shut them tip In p rk
wors,
them ,n
iu ir^ry confinement
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9:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. 4-H Cake
Baking Contest
9:00 a .m
Livestock Judging
Contest: All Sherman County
^ 4 -H Livestock club members
eligible.
10:00 Judging of Home Econom
ics exhibits.
11:15 a. m. Livestock Showman
ship Contests
1:30 p. m. Judging of beef, sheep
and swine classes
8:00 p^ m. Girl’s Style Review
and announcements of win
ners of cake baking contest
and livestock Judging contest.
J SEES SON AFTER 14 YEARS . . . Mrs. Mary Fran« of Uniontown, Pa.,;
Saturday,
a a iu ru a y , September
ofpicniDci 16
: who recently regained her sight after 14 years sf blindneaa, looks. 1:3Q p. m. Participation of beef
I lovingly at the face of her ton, Christopher, whom she last saw as a
club members ln pre-rodeo
i child of three. He was serving ln Germany when his mother came out
parade.
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; of darkness. The Fayette county Red Cress Interceded with army off I-, _____ ;_______________ _____ _
, clals, and the boy, now 17, was granted a ^ » 7 furlough »“* f,OWB Eureka Lodge No. I l l A P . A A Jt
home for the reunion with his mother who had asked to see him.
a I, m cr.ty VlSSru!
members cordially ln-
vited to meet with us
C. S. B e n n S t W. M.
' H .B. Pinkerton, Secretary
final
account
and for final
settlement thereof.-
James T. Brown
Robert B. Brown
Max H. Brown
Executors
Roy J. Baker
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Attorney for Executors
45-oc
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
SHERMAN COUNTY
Robert B, Brown
Max H. Broyn
Executors
Roy J. Baker
Attorney for Executors
45-8c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims
against the Efetate of Soren Han
sen, deceased, are hereby notified
to present them, with the proper
vouchers and duly verified, to
the undersigned, the duly ap
pointed, qualified and acting Ad
ministrator, with the will an
nexed, of the Estate of Soren
Hansen, deceased, at the office
of T. Lester Johnson, attorney
at law, Wasco, Oregon, within
six months from thè date of the
first publication of this notice:
to-wit: September 8, 1950.
Ove T. Hansen
Administrator, with the will an
nexed, of Estate of Soren Han
sen, deceased. .
T. Lester Johnson
Attorney for Administrator,
Wasco, Oregon
45-8c
In Matter of the Estate of
Jas. E. Brown, deceased.
CALL FOR BIDS
88.
Notice
of
final
hearing
The city of Grass Valley will
receive sealed bids until Monday,
September 18 for the Improve
ment of Second street from
Church street In Sherman addi
tion to Market street and Mar
ket street from Second street in
Rollins addition to Mill street,
approximately three-quarters of
a mile. Improvement is to con
sist of grading and surfacing ana
oiling with an .09 oil mat to a
width of twenty feet.
44-5c Glendora Smith, recorder
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that
the e executors, the
m
uic undersigned
unuci
have fUe<j and presented their
final account herein for settle-
ment, and that Monday the 13th
day of October, 1950 at 10:30
(/dock A. M. of said day, in the
C°untY Court room, in the
County Court Douse in Moro,
Sherman County Oregon, have
been appointed as a time ano
place, by* th e ^ above entitled
Court, for the hearing of objec-
new fall merchandise j Classrooms
newest o f fashions fo r fa ll clothes fo r w om en
1 (- rewound
girls, ju n io rs - - T a k e a lo o k.
Complete line of Baby wear and Gifts for all times
yt x m
The Gay Shop
K,,» honp we will have keeps the remainder or society
X d wheat ,row lng
of •
w to ^ k e ^ w B w la i ^pleasure in hang as a dramatic end of our
£ tth l£
t o T L c h ln e s seed attempts at reformation, sone we
with silver Iodide and keep around for life.
th t
thAir oreclous
Maybe if we knew what to do
!" !s e n mw ? iiX
U iriH long with Mr.. Pinson we would also
load
J1 wi
' know what to do with , thousands
prayed for-
ln. of otherg whose respect for de-
S Weather Bureau, cent morals Is not as strong as
w ^ d o noV « L k e * in making their selfishness But we do not
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In Matter of the Estate of
Belle B. Brown/ deceased.
SS. Notice of final hearing
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
are hereby notified that
e x e c u to r s , Jas. T. Brown,
Brown and Max H.
firown have presenled and filed
. account therein in
^ e above entitled Court and
Monday October 13, 1950 at
Q.clock a M. in the County
room
county
h
in Moro, Sherman.
Court_ h
o
u
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ap
L nt ^ ’ as time and place for
hearlng
obJections, If any,
of exhibits
Almost no one wishes J Mr.
Pinson well; no one would be
saddened were he to meet with
violent disaster on his trip back
HEPTKMBKR
to the Oregon prison.
Further
RAIN MAKING
more it appears that Mr. Pinson
wishes
no —-
one well.He has pretty
The
—- proven
u rc rain makers are with us; wel1
that he doesn t hold
the o shades
of Hatfield and his the ambitions
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gouco
tbe aims or the
Wheat farmers of . chorman
Sherman, very life ’of anyone very Mr high.
pin_
Gilliam and Morrow have,rtgn-
g<n
way probab(y he
ml
lo n tra c
i
.
doesn't know either. The psy-
°f
chologyists might tell usthat he
hie the September « to w ith pay- was spanked
mUfh at
p ro m l8 ed
a, t h e age of four inasmuch as it is out
This cornea
announced ofstyle to say that maybe he was-
* * *** 5^***— **.3* — ■■■.•-___ _ |a n’t spanked enough at such an
that the ^Pacific Northwest Is
frug
going to be th®
w J \ , on. strated in adolescense and cer-
the continent. thI
.
uinly a practlcai' version would
i “ U UH.
th e announcement be that he hasn't been frustrated
have read the announcement
He
wlthout
Qf
fllS ' . . „ „ ™ te t h e oavm ent »he Inhibitions of a social being.
Bu «
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i
Regardless of what the psy-
promlsed seems,s™
chologlsts say about the behavior
iaon with the benefit that would
everyone who has
come from addlUonairainfall in # P ^ P
knows
e
this ^ i n g area ^ n toe^top
wlthout, mucb
estimate o f » 5 ,
rhyme or reasAi there comes an
0VW i
T the to r « individual that Is onery to get
annlf l y i . T ^ r e drop I n t t a along with. It may be a bad colt
counties is a mere drop in tne
gur,y pup w * flgbllng bu„
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IN THE COJJNTY COURT OF tions, if any, to said final account
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR and for final settlement thereon.
James T. Brown
SHERMAN COUNTY
possible hut N ew York’s reser
—
voirs are full after a trial and
Medford Is sure that cloud seed-
brings results. 1
^ I t will
will cost
c « t us
u« little
ano the
tne
little and
experiment may be sufficiently
Intereetlng to be Justified even
If not entirely successful.
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Now to get ready for the fair,
pun the fancy duds out of closet,
get the feet accustomed to the
boot,, arrange
arrange to
to lay
lay off
o n work
worn
boots,
hc
for , few days ad get used to t the
of hamburger.
The fair
fair
wm be here next week.
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WAITING FO B P E T E
. . C h .r m .n
the V .8 . . m b . M . d . r t . B r it .ln J”
X - n ^ - . e o C v ’V,
h oliday with the D o n fla « fa m ily .
Smut Problem
b / t h . C l^ .u u .
w h . k l» c d Sb.r.nAO
3 fiom where I sit ~ ¿y Joe Marsh
U.nd„D . . .„ n d .
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Cake Baking
Serious Says
Contest Gives
Pathologist
Girls Opportunity
Squint's Drumming
For Fair Play!
« a
Squint Miller’s mighty proud of
l b lot he owns that front« on
River Road —one of the prettiest
spots around here.
out theca/" he says, “with a big
sign reading: ‘If you mqst dump
trash— use these— I like to keep
my property clean I ‘ "
He*» been In a stew about it
latwly, though. Seems that trash-
dumpers take one look at hia pr°P"
erty, stop their car or truck, and
out goes a load of rubbish, spilling
all over his place and the roadside,
too. Wouldn’t that make you mad?
From where I sit, Squint’s sign
should make any would-be roadside
trash-dum pers pretty darned
ashamed of themselves. Now and
then some folks just have to be re
minded that they ought to have as
much regard for their neighbors’
rights as they do for their own.
This
<jake baking 4-H club members
p “ ^ planting
nla' d reminder is from
a . P. Steenland,
Oregon State wyi demonstrate their skill dur-
A. P. . tee n tth
college extension plant patholo- ing a Cake baking contest to be
colltge
gist, who states that a serious ^eld at the Sherman County Fair
smut threat is spreading in the paVilion Friday, September 15.
Columbia basin wheat counties.
Contestants will start mixing
Last night Squint dropped by
OPPOSING COMMUNISM
The problem is dwarf smut, and baking their cakes beginnng
TRUCKS AND ROADS
only one of 26 known smut races at 9 00 a. m. and continue (he house. Over a friendly glass of
The argument made by Mac-
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Arthur in his “suppressed ” let-
The reaction of the ordinary which cannot be controlled by through the day. Club members beer, he tells me what he’s done.
It, too,, cuts wm bake either sponge or angel “ I put a couple of empty oil drums
the Veteran» of Foreign citizen to the reported arresta of seed treatment.
yields.
food cakes being judged on skill
tv ar. is that If we are to oppose log haulers for overloading seems
Seed
treatment
Js
recommend-
of
mixing and ‘ the finished —
pro
Copyright, 1950,
temmUb v '^ S»tmwSofIlyorce "that o r a b l e ^ 't í ^ p e n a l t y of suspea ed, however, even In the case of
duct
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£
m S t orovT J l ^ e s the aion instead of a fine.
,
dwarf smut, since it will prevent
The contest sponsored by tjie
Furthermore
Much to being written about spores on the seed from contam- Oregon Wheat Commission will
d i »0 In Asia Therefore the damage being done to roads Inating clean soil.
beparticipated in by Cooking II
and u III , tlu
club „ members
h a je to retain Korea and to by huge trucks and surely much
Spores a>f dwarf smut are aTO
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♦irt f L v w i and Indo-China of It is true. In this county we rounder, harder, smaller and Wjasco, Moro and Grass Valley,
protect r
remembered that know the breaks that come In darker in color than common Cakes will be baked upon stoves .
w \
h«. livPd Ion® in the Highway 97 when big trucks are smut spores, Steenland states. furni8hed by the Pioneer Electric
of Asia
and that he Is routed this way in early spring. Chief problem with this disease company of The Dalles.
- I n .Jn ain tP d
with conditions In dry weather the road stands which effects winter wheat only
Contestants will furnish their
th. ra»- and it m ust
also be re- up fairly well. It appears that is-the fact that spores, once in OWn utensils and ingredients for
that he is a military our roads are breaking down the soil,-will live eight years or the cake and
given two hours
m an w ith the natural opinion faster than they can be rebuilt longer.
to mix and bake their cakes,
th a t m ilitary force can do almost with present resources.
Common smut spores, mean- Score cards for Judging will be
th r Th in v
There are many who have long while, seldom live beyond the skill 60% which wm include ac-
^Wnrnan nature Aslan. Euro- felt that the use of trucks of first crop year. This means that curacy of measuring, dexterity
<M»an n r American Is such
that larger sise on roads orglnally planting treated seed in already in mixing> and neatness; the fin- .
an» in c lin e d to rush to constructed for passenger cars contaminated soil is no insurance ighed product 40% according to
v t ít i t h e Ride that seems likely to
was an economic mistake. Never- for a “clean’’ crop.
Treatment g e n e r a 1 appearance, texture, .
reasons to ata^lve theles» there has been insistence which will kill existing spores grain TOlor and navor.
♦he victor of his sini. Morality by truck operators that bigger on seed lots will prevent seed
w inners of the contest will
often runa second to power tires and more axles rendered spread of the disease.
announced at the Style Re-
/toanite our reiteration of the dog- the big trucks harmless. This is
Similar to common smut, how- yiew ^ n te s t Friday evening at
S
now p/ovlng to be an error.
ever, dwarf smut is readily 8;00 p m and wll,
presented
waverse is too often true.
We have several alternatives, spread by wind. \ \
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special Foley kitchen utensils
Thia gives strength to th e . We can reduce the size of the
During the 1 9 j °
?¡ear’ awards as determined by the
M cA rthur contention.
truck«. We can make the tax on dwarf smut was
ln County Leaders Associatlno.
Rut history does not prove them high enoubh to pay for Elgin fields in T nion, Baker,
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\ a t an ideaban be defeated by the damage and wear on the Wallowa and Wasco a u n tie ..
Communism la an Idea, highways. We can tax motorists Some fields were smutted a BOARD INflURER EXHIBITS
>rce. democracy.
and property owners to constant- high as 75 percent
o The
to communists have been ly rebuild and repair the rapidly
In the f Sh t . agal™* .J bopp The Fair Board is putting in
to the down, wearing highways.
spread of
a ,ot of time these last days get-
odden of Asia and Europe that
The decision should be made now rests ln
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resista n t tln g resKly for ,h e an n u al ev en t-
b e t f ven land.
And by the people who travel the seeded vaHetles, TWo reslsUnt
prevlously
^ 1^ ¡of lend I* an age old sen- roads and who pay the taxes to varieties, hot
announced as helping with the
ment of the crowded people of make and maintain them.
It in short see,
y’ . m.ile-,a pavilion Mrs. Robert Boynton
»^1 “ other parts of the .hould be made after full Infor- and Elmar. Rex. on t h ’ m illers will
•» act as clerk for the judge.
n d K w e i l i n Russfc. Itoelf. mation Is given, if it 1. delayed blacklist, Is also resistant
The Fair Board has insured
g-pLm nts were given
100
g ir o
Ño - í l » I.O.OJP the contents of the pavilion and
ixxlge No. 113
would appreciate those making
ige extates. The fact that the travel at all with safety.
Metta 1st and 3rd
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exhibits of needlework, hobbies,
,rmal advantages from the use
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
Z d w Z r e m S n away « e m , AIM. KENYON DIBB
T ian..ent and
etc., placing a valuation dn them
/«rirotten or not mentioned
Mrs. Herbert Kenyon of Perry. ^ ltJng brothers are
a
t the time of entering.
be forgotten or n
early Tbursday
lnvited to
If anyone has a hobby exhibit
m lng at the ranch home of meet with ug.
¿ e urne the Wea of «h®
that will require very much
and Mrs. G. A. Sargent fol
w n
space or special display will yon
MÜ freedoms Ot our
i
«
ninjas
Marvin Howell, N. u.
please let the secretary or super-
s x r n s s s s s r r s - m - ^ e
know
It Spread to
S ”. X
w ito C ? r £ L 2 u 5
rid.
fair book and plan an exhibit. It
America and Africa ana w r a v »
Tuaataya of each
will
be courteously received, at-
made an
„ ve™ nn and Darwin Van Gilder, month.
Visiting
MORO.
i tractlvely displayed and appre
Too often we followed It Vernon .n
membe
_z —
«rjwtices They were planning to return members
elated by everyone.
h 8hirP , ^ T t h e Ideal
home next w ^ k .
Helen Kru
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at
it cast • cloud on the iaeai.
TU low fores bock to school
provide you with
EXTRA pocket money I
EUGENE
$6.50
CORVALLIS
7.1*
KLAMATH F A L I^
5.55
LA GRANDE
3.70
Phone 731, Moro
(ADD TAX)
GREYHOHNB BBS IEPOT
United States Breioen Foundption^
Welcome
Home!
Every day now w e are greeting friendly cu stom ys just
back from vacation. And, w isely, many o f them are bring
ing their Pontiacs in for a post-vacation check-up.
We are glad to welcome these wonderful Pontiacs back
hom e—for this is hom e to them. Wherever you see the
Pontiac service sign is the place where your Pontiac is
given expert attention by factory-trained service specialists,
using special tools and equipment and factory-engineered
parts. Naturally, the men w ho hmuf Pontiac best can
service it best—and save you money in the lon g run.
¡L J. u.
CHECK LIST FOR FALL
Dtagnasls—ladvcMna •»- . □ Stawin« Adiwatm«*
.up and a eamplaH ehaelt
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□ Adjrat
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1* of "play”) or
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Claan and Intpacl caolinp tyrtam
—and add nacattary anti-fraaca.
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Como In fo r a “ Chock-Up” Today!
ARSTILL MONROE PONTIAC, IN
OREGON