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Page S SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1M0 H on road to Milton V. Miller farm. Requests of W. C. Fuller, Har old D. Eakin and Ted Kelly for road improvements referred to road foreman. Clerk directed to make neces sary' arrangements for repair to wind damaged courthouse roof. No further matters being at issue adjournment ensued. _______ * - x -r '_ CLAIMS PRESENTED AGAIN ST 8HW-MAN COUNTY, ORE GON, GENERAL AND ’ ROAD FUNDS FOR OCTOBER, 1950, APPROVED N O V E M B E R 1 TERM OF COUNTY COURT Moro Personals A drivers, license examiner will be in Moro Tuesday, Novem ber 28 at the courthouse between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Giles French went to Portland Sunday and he went on to Salem to attend another meeting of the interim tax committee, now trying to write its report. Mr. and Mrs Lester Barnum and sons left Tuesday for Port land to remain until after Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Martin were up from Portland last week tend to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belshee. Gloria Jean, the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell McLachl^p is featured in several dances at clubs in her home town o f Boise, Idaho. Here for Thanksgiving day .) were Mrs. Annie MacGregor and her daughter Miss Ruth MacGre gor, mother and sister o f. Mrs. Wily Knighten. Also at home for ^he holiday were Miss Ana- jean Knighten and Wily Jr. * Report on the condition of Paul May is that he is doing very wel| but expects to be in the hospital for several weeks yet before being able to come home. . Mrs.' Lamer Sayrs is home from a trip to the hospital and an operation. The arrangement of the post- office was changed Thanksgiving day as Art Johnson aftd Lloyd made the position of the Ixixes and windows more convenient for the workers there and the public as well. School was dismissed Wednes day evening so the teachers could get to their homes for the holiday dinner. Mr and Mrs Lee Gunnels and daughter and Mr and Mrs Dar win VanGilder were holiday din-, ner guests at the Vernon Van-' Glider home. David Moore was home for Thanksgiving from the Unives- sity of Oregon at Eugene which be is attending, $155.00; State Tax Commission, $17.64; Public Employes Retire ment System, $109.11 WEED CONTROL: J E .C. Eaton, $196.00; state Tax Commission, $2.00; State Indus trial Accident Commission $5.51; Twin Bridge Garage, $3 00; Was co Motor Cd., $2.20; j. K. McKean Co.. $3.48 *- ' REPAIRS: j UUu Smith Auto Parts. $14.01; Mo tor Supply & Equip. Co., $67.59; Sunset Motor Co., $11.05; Ser « vice Motor Co., $16.74; McFadden Auto Parts, $3.90; Interstate Tractor Equip.« Co., $49. $3; Log gers & Contractors Co., $81.70; GKXERAI FVKD: Macs Welding Shop. $4.00; O’ SHERIFF’S OFFICE: ” /r< Í * i j i - — * Moro Postmaster, $5.00 & Meara Supply * Imp. Co.. $12.30> 510.00; Western Union, $1.50; Eddlns Motor Co., $10.20; J. K. | Burroughs Adding Machine Co., McKean Co., $2.70 > $0.52; Kilham Stationery A Prin GAS * OIL Union Oil Co, $354 14: Standard ting Co., $0 80; Sherman County .ja*.- Journal, $25.50; Norman Fields, Oil Co., $259.38 L E A G U E L E A D E R S . . . Here »re the m em bers of the Philadelphia TIRES * TUBES $66.00 P hillies whose b rillia n t batting has enabled them to lead the N ational Sunset Motor Co., $9.50; CLERK’S OFFICE: in the pennant race. When this shot was m ade, the Phils w ere GENERAL SUPPLIES: Ross Om« luff, $45.00 seven and a h alf games ahead with only 14 games left to p!ay. L e ft to . Sunset Motor Co., $84.00; Fee- TREASURER'S OFFICE righ t a re M a n a g e r Eddie S aw yer, Eddie W aitkus, M ik e Gotlat. G *an ay naughty Machinery Oo., $291.40; Naomi Van Gilder, $50 00 H a n iu tr, W illie Jones. Andy Seminick, D el Ennis. R itchie Ashburn Ranch & Home Store. $3.43; ASSESSOR S OFFICE: and Jack M ayo . These w ere a group of players who had th eir eye» Kilham Stationery A Printing Sam Forman, $14.00; Moro Lum cn the world series against the A m erican league. Co $3.67, Addressograph-Multi- ber * Fuel Co.. $27.96 graph Corp, $1.62; Sherman MISCELLANEOUS: Railway Express Agency'. $1.41 County Journal, $17.50 SUU Industrial Accident Com« I COUNTY COURT “ HOLLYWOOD 10” M E M B E R TO J A IL . . . Screes w riter Adrian Scrit Vernon I. Miller, $8 80, Lester mission. $68.52: Flatt’s Truck J Q z, z, / Service, $3.75; Pacific Telephone D lX lU 5 (right) leaves United State« district court la Washington, D. C., hand Wilson, $12 00 cuffed to an unidentified pr'^oner on his way to begin serving a one- * Telepgraph Co., $6.30. Pacific JUSTICE COURT. year prison term for contení..! of congress. He is the last of the “ Holly Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Power & Light Co,. $3 02, City wood I t ” who refused to tell the boose on-American activities com mit Cb $5.40 West Coast Printing of Moro, $1.75 tee whether or not they were members of the Communist party. The BRIDGES & CULVERTS' V & Binding Co., $3.35 other nine already have begun serving terms In prisoa. Wamic- Lumber Co., $469.80; Y . COURTHOUSE - Armco Drainage * Metal Pro- I Pacific Telephone & Telegraph F u n d balances as of October 31, Moisture for November is 1.78 ducts Co., $1834.32; Rich Freight X Co., $55.25. Pacific P o w e r* J 950, presented and filed. At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon inch which is slightly over the Recommendations made that Light CO-, $29.89; City of Moro. Line Inc., $97.25 normal of 1.71. .Together with RETIREMENT FUND: $72.01 the October rainfall of 3.53 the b e e r licenses be issued to $10.25; Ranch * Home Store, $1.85; Stadel man-Bonn Hardware prospects are good for a 1951 Rufus Tavern for 1951 and to crop. For the calendar year we Shell Oil Station at Kent, for re Co., $0.80 Bureau of Labor. $5 00 W e lo o k the slack out of some., Frank Mullen, $2.50 have had 13.27 against a normal mainder of 1950. DEMOSS PARK Order issued directing cancel of 11.21. Don De Moss. $990. Pacific lation of lost County General vests Thanksgiving day and no .one- Little Dorothy Harrington of Fund warrant and the issuance Power Light Co., $0.95 - Madras has been here to visit of another warrant in lieu there u s. fish * W ildlife s e r : her grandmother, Mollie McLach- State Game Commission. $500.- -n /T O r fC ■ of. ... ~; ...... • lan during the past week. 00; SUU Treasurer, $900 00 Order Issued directing payment left here sliij-w aisted. haopy! ! Newly Decorated Rooms of remainder of unexpected bud ELECTIONS? from $2.25 up ELECTIONS: $15.00 get item for predator control. Coffoa Shop Dining Room Court elects to discontinue COUNTY PRINTING $28 40 Oarage FadUtiea membership in - IjUand W ater EMERGENCY: $15.00 COUNTY AUDIT $200 00 fljBOOoOa — O m O m ways Association. . DISTRICT ATTORN EY: $61 50 $. W. 11th «t Start t t • Period, Orno« C O N D E N S E D R E P O R T O F PRO Request made to Pubic Em GOVT TRAPPER $50 00 C E E D I N G S OF N O V E M B E R ployes Retirement board for re RETIREMENT FUND: $64 «9 1950 T F K M O F C O U N T Y C O U R T tention of services of one emA * MI SCELLA NEOUS: SUU Industrial Accident Com All claims against all funds ploye having reached retirement mission. $11.37; First Nations' nllowed as presented excepting age. Motion carried to obtain ser Bank, $159 00; State Tax Com one General Road Fund Claim. mission, $17-32; Public Employ vices of engineer to make exam Monthly statement of County es Retirement System. $163.21; ination of and, to make recom Treasurer re-, all fund balance National- HospiUl Association. mendation pertaining to bridges as of October 31, 1950. presented on Wasco Cemetery Road $10.50 and filed. - . Appearance and protest made ROAD FU N D : Monthly statement of County Clerk showing all General Road relative to cattle guards placed WAGES? Frank Barrel, $269.77, E. McPherson. $199 49; Earl Rehr $16710; Frank Bayer, $240.90; Joe Drtnkard, $214.16; Jason M ortgage Loans to M eet Yoar Individual needs Glenn $218.74, Jerry Morehouse. $21109; First National Bank, A T T R A C T IV E T E R M S J J J J Beefo’s - BEEFO’S New Available A VOfíTOH/H But County Claims Beefo’s P R O M P T S E R V IC E Standard Insurance Go. •1 CAN’T G E T T H E M OUT . . « They’re batting me aU over the lot,** were the word« of Pittabnrgh p ira te pitcher Ernie Bonham be fore ho died recently of complica tions from an appendectomy. A western com pany serving w estet n agriculture H O M E O F F IC E K12 S. W . W ashington Phone A T 4331 Portland. Oregon raooooasoi When you give . i g ift-a s k yourself is it 7 PERSONAL LASTING 7 INEXPENSIVE ✓ EASY TO GIVE? Sov, S E R V IC E ' O u r m o d ern fa c ilitie s and w e ll tra in e d p erso n n el enable us to p ro v id e the fin e s t s e rv ic e possible at lo w e r cost. C. R. Callaway & Son mortuary . LEONARD THE R. S M IT H DALLES, & STANLEY O R EG O N B. Phone KRUEGER 3133 W ^ p ü o r u ^ v i ^ Ü U iU a b a rg a in T fo r ünce 1940. rate, have gone up much U .. than tk , coat af living. ADONIS S U R R EN D ER S . . . Joe Adonis, noted underworld figure, enter« court In Hackensack, N J ., In reply to a warrant for hla ar rest. He surrendered before the warrant could be served. He is charged with conspiracy to violate the gambling laws by operating a casino at Lodi, N.J. GOOD FRIEND OF THE FAMILY BUDGET The telephone actually takes less ot it than in 1940 round mofloxin, «»♦» «•» TMs te r - » r dionro 1« <*• Y °u' C h r M m « rtu pp ln» nemicolly. For you H find ,hat rat• , STmost popular magazine» o r . co«, • Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich •idorably lowor now #han a» °"Y «•Her Hmo during tho yoar. ORDER NOW— toloct your gif»» early and tavo yoursolf hothor and worry. Handtomo Chrl»b ma« Oil» Cards announco your gif»«- Wo handlo aft .»ho d o talls- w phono w rli. w , •» v M t ° “ r tu b « '1?” 0" <* * k' - '“A S W t S W «hsinaw1» i« t # » , » * . » , i " 4* ? **!'* A ° ° uadi odd I «lit unly »4.00 1tl gif», $10.00, oach additional gif» only $8.50 S otdal Military Rato» for mombort •f U X A rX d Forces: TIM«, $4.75-» UFC, $5.50. Wo handlo subscriptions to A ll magailno«. Sherman County Journal M oro, Oregon 1. Seems like the prices ofm ost things you buy have about doubled,.*0 mifiYen yeaJK the standout exceptions is your telephone teryic*- There have been rate increases, of course, to help meet increased costs of furnishing service...'higher wages, higher prices for materials, higher costs gen erally. But telephone rates have gone up far less than most other things. And that’s only part of the story. ^ /r,Y f How do you like our new shingle? W e ’re your new headquarter» for General Electric Automatic Heaung Equipment. Our new appointment is a big event for you. I t mean» that G eneral Electric H eatin g Equipment 1» available— rig h t ndw— right here in your own community. It means that now have our organization at hand to you n< J1 G-E equipment— and keep it serviced. install W e welcome the dunce of teffing WC _____________________ s wnally fust why G-E heating ia ’’juat ____ ________ want to There are a lot of things you wdl^i snow about cost, installation, how the equlp- nent work», ana why it works better. A phone call or a port card w ill b d q f you dw answers. v * "Y o u w ouldn't koop getting tho xoo If you'd look up tho correct number b efo re you col!!'? M — i Eastern O regon E lectric Com pany W asco, O re g o n P h on e 701 Today you can call more of the people you want w to call...many more people can call you. And the, calls you get are often more important than the calls you make. less than serviCfc. It all comes down to jtos: Today telephone service can be purchased for fpwer hours o ffwor^ than in 1940. Your telephone Is a mighty good friend o f the family budget. W hen you’re not care of • num ber, tfo wiao to look it up to tho tdophono book first You’ll j aavo time! Tho Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph Company« Pacific Telephone Telephone installers are making your service a the price may---------------- -- a dozen. But not so with telephone service. our telephone dollars buy, on the average, twice as many available connections as ten years ago...for weve more than doubled the system in that time. Price increases since 1SM0 fooo ur in* or LIVIWO ur » * cost •is uwwiorr wt «m Your telephone is one of today’s best bargains 4* ■*< i"
