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¿ä PAGE 6 SHERMAN CO UNTY JO U R N A L, MORO, F R ID A Y , OREGON T he sto rm T hursday night blew lim bs off trees and tore down telephone line in town, uprooted trees and blew down m achine sheds chicken coops and w indm ills. A fifty foot tree w as uprooted on th e Ben Payne place and fell on th e ir car th a t w as parked by the gate. The rain gauge on the Ted T rim ble ran ch show s 2.04 Inches M r s . A . F . B a lz e r A good attendance was had a t the assem bly a t the K ent school T hursday a t 10.45 a. m. T he program w as greatly enjoy. Mrs. J e ir y W ilson of K ent and h e r sister, M rs I. E. W ilson of W aw aw ai, W n., left Sunday on th e stream lin er for Virginia, hav ing received w ord of the serious illness of th e ir brother, F ran k Kelly. Mr* and Mrs. Roy B arn ett of T he Dalles sp en t Sunday visiting th e ir daughter, Mrs. Bill Jeffries and fam ily. Mr and Mrs. Clem Stalock and son of E llen sb u rg came Sunday to v isitV M r and Mrs. M yrle Sm ith. T hey left Monday taking th e ir son, Freddie, home w ith th em a fte r spending four m onths a t the Sm ith home. Mrs. Stalock is a siste r of Mr. Sm ith ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Dell Olds had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H a rry H eising and daughter M aureen from Culver. Mr. and Mrs. I tester W ilson of K ent w ere business visitors in The Dalles M onday Mrs. O liver Schadewitz of The Dalles spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schadewitz. Mr. and Mrs. George W ilson sp en t S aturday evening -------- visiting a t the hom e of Mr. and M rs . Bill Jeffries. Bill Jeffries, John Schadewitz, E. C. Sm ith and Boyd Crowder of K ent w en t elk h unting up in the U kiah country, returned T hursday w ith o u t any luck. Mrs. Bill Jeffries and children and Mrs" Carl Schadewitz w ere in The Dalles M onday on busi ness and had dinner w ith the form er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy B a rn e tt Mrs. B ernard M artin and Mrs. Boyce Blaylock took Mrs. Jennie M artin of Moro to P ortland 1RW0 UP-TO-OA’ 1, VOTE »1»»«° ’ i ï î NOVEMBER ) 3, 1950 Mr. and Mrs. M yrle Sm ith in fan t daughter came of rain fell the last few days and ty and w ere hosts a t a H allow een party John Rolfe and sons, Rodney 3.79 inches of rain for th e m onth Mr. and Mrs. A rch C antrall and Ronald, w ere dinner guests a t th eir home M onday evening. w ere in T he Dalles M onday Sunday a t the hom e of Mrs. T. A pot luck din n er w as served buffet style in th e basem ent w here Mr. C antrall received M. Rolfe. from a table decorated in the m edical attention. Halloween m otifs .The room was Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffries of decorated w ith orange and black K ent had as th e ir guests recently crepe p a p e r and H allow een h er grandm other, M rs. Sarah m asks. The evening w as spent Young of Oregon C ity and h er playing gam es to su it th e occa aunt, Mrs. Mabel H orner of sion and visiting. T he guest list N orth Bend. included Mr. and Mrs. L ester Jim W ilson w as a visitor a t Barnum , Mr. and Mrs. Orville K ent a w eek from his hom e in Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs. M arcus Portland. Eslinger, Mr. and Mrs. H ans Mr. and Mrs. H a rry S ta rk B ardenhagen, Mr. and Mrs. Owen w ere business v isito rs in The E akln, Mr. and Mrs. Elton- E ak in , Dalles Saturday. Mr. and Mrs? V ernon E akin, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg w ent Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reynolds, to Portland Monday on business Mr. and Mrs. B ernard M artin, O re g o n G ra n g e says . . • for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Donald von Borstel, Mr and Mrs. E dgar Alley had UPHOLD the 1 9 4 9 Legislature’s and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Todd. as din n er guests last T uesday his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom L IB E R ' Alley of The Dalles to celebrate DEPENDABLE the th ird birth d ay a n n iv e rsary of th eir daughter, R uth. old assistonte law Mrs. J e rry Coyle and daugh 1. I t b rin g s F e d e r a l m o n e y to ters, Mrs. H arve C utts and child O re g o n . ren and Mrs. C lark T ucker and d aughter all from Lebanon a r 2. I t g u a ra n te e s a d e c e n t l i v rived last M onday to spend the in g f o r th e ag ed . week w ith the fo rm er’s daugh 3. I t is le g a l, w o r k a b le , keep s a id - to - o ld - fo lk s o u t o f ter, Mrs. Ivan Blagg and family. Mr. C utts cam e up S a tu rd a y and p o lit ic s . all w ent home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M elvin A lberty a re the paren ts of a daughter Paid A d v trtis a iw tn t born T hursday, October 26 at Public W e lfa r e E d .c o tio a Comm i U te The Dalles hospital. Mrs. «Alber- Judd G raenaton, C h o ir » » * HELP RELIEVE M O U N T IN G LOCAL PROPERTY TAXES State school support must be increased. At present, property owners are saddled with more than their share o f the load. T ry ago W here would O regon a n d th e less populous W estern sta te s be to d a y h a d n o t th e U .S. C on s titu tio n wisely provided a n a tio n a l B A L A N C E D P L A N , giving e a c h a ta te tw o senators a n d ap p o rtio n in g th e H ouse b y po p u latio n ? T h e O regon B alaA ted P la n follows th e same tim e-tested A m erican principle. TAKE A P P O R T IO N M E N T R ebekahs Sunday a t the hom e of Mr. and Tuesday, Mrs. A. F. Balzer. .O.F. hall Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Newcomb f, pie and are in Lowell visiting their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Eiartmann Mrs W ayland Weld. Equalize school sup port— reduce local property taxer. Frostkist Ice Cream at Blums O U T O F P O L IT IC » D on ’t b« misled by special interests who hope to control the legislature for their own selfish ends. The Balanced Plan is endorsed by . . . O re g o n J o u rn a l, O re g o n V o t e r , O re g o n F a r m B u re a u F e d e r a tio n . Y o u n g R e p u t e lir a n s . L e a g u e o f O re g o n C o u n t la a, P o m o n a O ra n g e « , O re g o n W heat G ro w e r» and f o r w a r d - lo o k in g m e m b e r» o f b o t h m a jo r p o litic a l p a r tie s . S E R V IC E C. f a c ilit ie s and w e ll t r a in e d p r o v id e th e f in e s t p e rs o n n e l s e rv ic e p o s s ib le R. Callaway & Son LBONAKD I t U n io n at S M IT H Ä T h ir d STANLEY T h e D a lle s , O re g o n P h o n e 3135 Ä U n lo n Should wo itN jjl» B. d«*o c »o »K KRUEGER nation» tho world ogam»» Coia»»u»»s»»> p T re rn t (X mlatpaottmui o Augutl 1, 1 t n d H . INS, h » *orad «0— CONGRESS H a s S Ä Ä r s . ’i c s T - W i . f0»t «ht ton w ho * » •• • » **•» ° 0 ° * * ' Should K h o o i chtldfon ho»« l»oek »nut and * hot lunch«» 0» o »to»onobl« p net? Frtawtl t «*»< »«•»«»•» »------------- 1 On M a, M IW7, on 0 nW * M l" ° Our OwtrK» M»««*» »»• »«M ’«•» *7 rw * *• *• kMiu »I «■> «Mdraat »»>« •'»" »Uat-or«**« •»••• *dtd KU« Should rural arso» and C olum bia L it «» tow er? acirdtca»«* Ad***»»»^»** milan doiioa S ta tt“ S e n a to r DEMOCRAT -»•ratM, lek*«’, * kanho— d* y ertati. Ow «Wr in*»» .»H .fettrtcih »®» •“ Vernon b a a * your C ang ratsm aa know about th«t Dtafric» a a d work for It« development? Freeenl < anrra»«m»« Mt ha« n r * f EXPERIENCED LEGISLATOR I------------- 1 NO , _ w e d *w C r w h a d » * « ‘•""o* *> O « * County. o» _ I____ Mel's Con»on Oom tnQO*»> P ^ .1 1------------- worked »0 '«ne« tne nxxdwexj. »tdwol «a~< w The initiative measure on your November 7th ballot to outlaw tne saie 01 pro- motively advertised alcoholic beverages” is one of the most deceptive measures ever placed before Oregon's voting public. This measure cannot stop advertising of alcoholic beverages originating outside of Oregon...but it will bring back Pro hibition. ..Prohibition and all its evils—bootleggers, racketeers, phoney brands and bribed officials. No thinking citizen wants these things in Oregon. »hrouoh Kkùnoth Foli» wt»<» 50 Int« ("TO»»ly children) ha*« been lo»», or d»»»nd»d >ow co»» d*e» nàitoaiian wh»n la» Mu»bo» 0o»* wo> m * - »!«< n»gwc»»d Mornty Caudv t $»)**• U'*W Orateci ond Urna»'#« R«*» »**» ««»»«I VERNON BULL Ift e member of e pioneer family, prominent These P ro m in en t P ublications U rge You to Vc>r. x NO? throughout Eastern Oregon for many years. „ ------------- He wes reered on e ferm end with Mrs. Bull homeiteeded tbeir ©wn 518 ecre rench in Union County. He is now e reilroed «t u> H r LINCO LN C O U N T Y TIMES—"Jhe b ill i f passed w ould mean , . , good o ld 'moon' an d 'bathtub gin'.” Uiould oar Soctol Security insurance system pro vide 0 dec e a t living In our oW age? HO M I ’J’ '* ”**1 ** M EDFORD NEW S—"The sponsors o f the petition . . . w ant prohibition . . . ” Child wtMora ttctwr» 0» «h» sonol tecurity oc» O REG O N LABOR PRESS—”317 X NO!” men by profenion. O R EG O N STATESM AN—"It's a big job . . . to try to control advertising tn or from the other 47 states.” For 14 YEARS VERNON BULL he. rtpretented his own county in the Ore gon legislature. After altered sis times by his Union County, he wot 1948 to the Stote Senate boring been neighbors in promoted In by the voters O R EG O N VO TER—"Many fee l this is a backdoor approach to total Pro hibition.” of Union ond Wollowe counties by e lorge mojority over the strong Repub PO R T L A N D O REG O N JO U R N A L — "The Journal's fundam ental objec tion . . . is that it seeks to accomplish by indirection what it cannot accom plish by direction.” lican incumbent. The formers ond townfolkt of hb home communities, where he is known best, hove loomed that VERNON BULL delivers for his people. ROSEBURG NEW S REVIEW—"The measure w ill detract from the dignity o f our laws . . VERNON BULL is en even-tem pered, unpretentious men. H b dogged determmotso* end deep conviction hove mede him e successful fighter TH E DALLES CHRONICLE— "The thinking behind this bill is dangerous.” for the right. T IL L A M O O K C O U N T Y N E W S— "However well-intentioned its spon sors m ay be, the bill is a b a d one . . .” VIRNON BULL 'wears weR.' Hb lepeeled re-election by the people W A L D P O R T RECO RD—’7 / w ou ld not in any way be conducive to tem perance.” lOSFSNOtNT COMMfTTH FO* [NON M M FOR C O N O M M Paid A dv.: Citi Comm. Lee J. E 301 L um berm ens 317 X No r., Sec’y, Portland LINCO LN C O U N T Y LEADER—’7 / is hypocrisy o f the worst sort^* A SH L A N D T ID IN G S—”L e/ tit not discrim inate in the advertising o f one legal product as compared with another.” B E A V E R T O N ENTERPRISE— ” We should spend our energies a n d time in a positive approach to temperance rather than the negative striving fo r a fu rtive Prohibition.” B E N D BU LLETIN—"The people o f Oregon, it seems to us, w ill thumb A L B A N Y DEM O C RAT-H ER ALD— "It w ould encourage bootlegging ” CO RVALLIS G A Z E T T E -T IM E S — "Let us not pass a law that w ill accom plish nothing but confusion. Vote 317 X N O .” C A N B Y HERALD—"Ambitious boot* leggers w ill fa vo r the measure, f o r they could turn an easy buck.” COTTAGE GROVE-SENTINEL— "We can't throw in with any measure that would deny ns the right to snake our own choice in the m atter” JUNCTION CITY TIMES— "This newspaper • • • emphatically rejects the . . , desirability of attempting to an) HMHUr}."
