Sherman County journal., December 29, 1950, Image 1

T h ese
Most News In
T h in g s
Passing Year
We
N ote
Weather Makes
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i
A u O llt
Z">
ttie
i
C O U Î lty
about folks vou do know
or would enjov knowing
Contract Let On
Census Figures
Cottonwood Road
Released For All
Mr and Mrs. Jam es Fox w ere EASTERN STAR INSTA LLS
R ecruit Jam es D. Ziegler, son
day guests a t the
Sherm an Chapter No. 132 Ord-
of Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Ziegler C hristm as
The contract was let December
w ill be done ih G illiam county
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yocum w ere
arrived a t F o rt Hood, Texas
19 for installation pf It being the 10.37 miles from
~
ana
of u - a i
officers. Mrs. Myrle
presently finishing his hosts to a group
and is fs presenuy
Myrle Sm
Sm ith
ith was
w as
This is the tim e of
when sixth w eek of basic training w ith th eir hom e near
u us
installed as w orthy m atron; Eu the top of Cottonwood canyon
new spapers, large and
sm all, a com bat u nit of the famed 2d m as d a /. Comi K
iPnsen and Rene K nott as w orth y patron; to the York ranch. T here will
be 4.47 m iles of grading and
go th rough the files for the Arm ored Division.
___ _
Mr.
and
„ ,, , n ^ nnv Mrs.
akln, associate
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___ , Owen E
r.an.,.,
„ .^ v .u w ma
__
Divine
w
orship
next
Sunday
children,
Sharon
a
n<}
tron;
o
w
e
n
E
akln,
associate
fa-
th
e , entire ten miles will be
year and determ ine w h at sto r­
surfaced.
afternoon December 31
a t 3 from Stanfield Mrs.
a
tron- Mrs W allace May .secre- ””
“
ies have had the
the g reatest im-
T here will be a new alignm ent
pact. T h ere’s
th e biggest story o’clock In the G rass Valley Me- gar; from The
a es ‘
'
d tary; W allace May,
treasu rer;
Jensen, Mrs.
Mrs. Shirley
g iu rw j Jensen
----------------
Vnrvtt conductress- on a
road ancl v,Jwr!
the ten biggest stories and
some thodlst church.
Jensen,
an a
daughter Sara), Mae; from Rufu» Mr». ? W n e K rtott^eondurtress, com p,cted R wlll bring a gravel
by Giles L. French
are
Friends w a a n ite
d r relatives
th v*
er sorts. ______
“M cK ays'W ill E a t 36 Pound o uul
and Ola R
ug Mr. and Mrs Irving 'M o b ley . M rs ^ J a c k Adams,___ i
8urface to the entire p a rt of the
Rug-
i
h
e
^
Z
h w
D u rin g ^th e" afternoon the group ductreja; Mr». Dean lUynoUb. -
th
is
county
th
ere
seem
s
honoring
W
alter
and « Ola anrd-
F or
T u rk ey ” reads a headline. Being i i i e ey^
Dlp ^ s
~.d"
«
December* 3, a t was pleasantly surprised with, a U ,a p ia n
- X com m ission has a ^ i t o
governor su re m akes for a hearty
w eather of £ t F e b ru a ry w as th elr home in W .8 & from 2 to telephone call
m ganist; M is, E thel H ansen, as- o l l ‘h *
’« ¿ r e Is to be
appetite^
the
biggest
story.
A
tem
p
eratu
re
5
p.
m.
The
Ruggles
are-
oM
cum
’»
niece.
*
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;
sisu
n
t
organist;
Mrs.
H
arold
’
"
J
X
d
Im
provem
ent of the
TTW N >
below zero Feb- t i m e residents of Sherm an who lives in San nernddlno> E a k ln , Adah; Mrs. Vernon E akln “ n ti n u ^ im p ro v e s
“I don’t ru n races an y m ore”, of 23 degrees
2 broke
a 4«Vye»r record, county having: been ^ a n d C a H t o r n U . ^
t
BUytock parU cularly
t he
Cottonwood
said Uncle E m m ett, “and I’m ru a ry ...........
?________,
glad th a t the desire to do things
up trangportation, and set raised
,s cordially
invited met at ^
“t o e y ^ t t
- t o a
X . T
a
B r in k e rt
-
?, i ^ -
declines along w ith the ability.
stage
for a r u n o f f th a t Everyone
1 -
—
s
s u
J J - L
„
m -
to H
f T e of year w hen the
a sn s ’t o gotten
to
come.
gifts M
T h,s ta"toe tim
over cltv
y e t of
In Moro
a co u n h ty
^ m
* M
t . E No
U zaheth^
c ^
of
dinner Tuea
Towns of State
Population figures for all Ore­
gon tow ns have been received,
not from, the bureau of the cen­
sus th a t compiled the inform a­
tion, b u t from the League of
Oregon Cities. W hy the bureau
the census did not send the
inform ation to -th e tow ns is not
exp)alned
Popula1
sh J
Ora»s Vab
...................................... ..........................
ley w ith 195, a drop of 9 from
the 204 counted there ln 1940.
Mbro has 358, an increase of
49 since 1940 when 309 inhabi­
tants w ere found in the city
limits.
W asco has 300 according to
the 1950 census whereas it had
303 in 1940 when the census
enum erator made his rounds.
B.
R D E a k l n ---------------------
T here are m any oddities and
m
any
drastic changes in popu­
m arshal. Mrs. Donald COUPLE W RECK CAR
lations, especially in small towns.
............ ..
...
„
............
Eiton Eairin , = n g
m to 7 h a c T ^ t - w „ t o g
,m a n o t h e r »
Mrs. V.
J ^ h a “ a“ !—
‘^ 7 h o m e ' a t t e n d . S y . Sh»ron Jensen o.' Bend w.il
U r t ovcr other kinds of news. | ng the holidays in W asco w ith stay for the we
to, M . a
lnslalUng
T he f r op m ade good new s by her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Yocum .n d her M k s j ,
_ ...............
a
\ ^ r
th an early estim ates a . T. S trik er.
u .v « ™ '
f
indicated; there w as a shootine
Mrs. P a t Squire and children
Mr and Mrs. p | ck yocum w ere m usician.
.o f a car he had recently bought
» jn California.
C allforn,a.
H is wife was t o w " ^
the fair
notew orthy and of W heeler spent the holiday a t
H eppner last week end w here
Corsages w ere presented to
His
on
ag ricultural front farm the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Ehen
w ent especially to see Mr. the Installing officers, the woi; driving and w hen she also w e n t
lation having six inhabitants
erg hIred
first rain m ak er Kee, Mrs. Kee being her sister. yocum .g fath er, J. M. Yocum thy m atron and the ju n io r past t J fileep t he c a r^ Ieft the road
now instead of its three in 1940.
and have been reveling in cloud v Other m em bers Of the faintly w jlQ h asn ’t been very well late- w orthy m atron. Tom F ra se r fa- tu rn e d over and over in a field It is still Incorporateci although
skleg and gQft roads ever sinqp w ere also present to m ake It a j
.
, vored w ith a vocal solo, ‘‘The a fibort distance north of G rass
not active. ' Shaniko increased
p ontics w as generally unln- fam ily reunion for
the Cro-
Bin G re| n er sp e n t. C hristm as o ld Rugged Cross’^ accompanl- Vailey.
No one w as seriously
from 55 to 60. H ardm an drop­
terestin g because th ere w as not foots.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs ed hy Mrs. E lton Eakln.
An h u rt although the Sanders' dau- ped to 58, Crane to 98.
W
if
enough candidates to m ake the
- hom e from ^ 1 ^ Ben G reiner in Mayville.
H aw aiian addenda w as p u t on g h ter dld get a bioody nose. The
Condon has 966 and is grow ­
fo
rtu
n
ate
th
a
t
e
n
try
lists
full.
A
nother
coun-
holidays
are
H
erm
an,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
W
ichey
in
honor of the Junior past wor
of |h e car Is t e n t In every ing rapidly.
H eppner jum ped
T his nation Is
- sp en >
• - - and
— - ----------------
F
ra n k von ^ ay possible w ith all windows
those who think we should .stay ty roa^ bond issue w as defeat for tne nol,aayB are
z u >gie r and of Idaho
t the weekend
th y m atron. Mrs
Frank
from 1140 to 1625 in the decade
home and m ind our own business
b u t it created little e x c it^ ™
frQm R 0C E
wpre C brU tm as day gUests o Borstei and the ju n io r past w or‘ b u t one shattered.
and A rlington w ent to 681, Fos­
cuiaie.
vv,c
em . Schools w ent along_Jn G
d
j
artley from
from Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs.
Mrs. R R obert
o n en B£rd
n y ru and
anu thy
my pa tro n , J J an)1?
v T J ’ ------------------ -
are again articulate.
W
e m ay m
ment.
Jameg
H H artley
sil to 637.
have gone so far. and prwniaod th elr .„dependent and expensive
.
, , ,
,
‘™
« HK'HTMAH WARM
Huge gains w ere made by
on much th a t th a t Is no longer w ay.
osc
gt Corvan |g
R ufus school let out Friday Mrs. von Borstei was presem e
lum
ber tow ns like Em pire w ith
,H,««lble N evertheless It 1» well
A m ark e r to ' com m em orate Bax
f
and after th e student» h a d th elr w ith a piece of sterling s lerw are
C hristm as day
in Sherm an
a
gain
of 232.6 percent and Su­
C u to check on our Interna- the p.oneers w ho crossed the- and
^ ^ r
chr1stm as party . T he teachers as out-going m atron g l £
co unty cou hl easily have passed
therlin
w ith 324.2 percent which
X n aT ^ g o o d e rs
who /h a v e rft John p a y rlv e m o v er a hundred
in p o rt|a n d ]eft
evenlng for th lr
R efreshm ent, of ciMcken sab for St. P atrick ’s day except that
now has 3783 instead of 803 re­
, v e r v sta rtlin g success y e a r , « f t w as dedicated. A _nc
resp!cU ve h0™€a to spend ¿ h e ¿ ¿ a n d hot roils and c o ^ £ it ofteo blows on St. P atrick’s' corded in 1940‘, M adras made a
m ade a very
day. C hristm as w as balm y and grow th of over 200 persent
'jrTLwUgm oolicv and certainly tran sfo rm er yard Is being b u ilt
to holiday season.
The
° f f° g iirixt few friends by by the PP& L com pany. Fertll- and son, Ix>well, m otored
w arm w ith a bare touch of which m ay be m ore stable. It
children
hostess.
a n d of the prim ary room
X Vednm ken s a i l - £ £ o d W e
trials w ere
m ade In Ellensburg,
W ashington
G
uests
present
Include<l
Mr.
frost
In the m orning, and hard
do need ‘ alliance« 'w ith
like- X e r a 'l X a t field» w ith varye
C^ U n a » eve a j the hm ne T h r ia tm a s ^ a r ty * FrW ^y m 5rn
and Mrs. Tom F raser, Mrs. vAl- 1/ enough of th at to chill the is now a tow n of 1247.
Mrs.
ta Crowjey, Mrs. T. M .-R olfe, springlike air. Perhaps it Was
m inded nation» and probably ,ng Ruccess. Prices of purebred
M r~ a and
nd M
r s ^ C C. , A.
was- and s p e n t' the nig h t w ith . Mr. inS-
Mrs. Donald von Borstei, Mrs. not the w arm est C hristm as re­ HANKER VIHlTb HON
cannot get them by p u ttin g them livestock w ere up. (w hat
and Mrs. O. H. M arquissee and
2
K cinard M arLn at. 1 V. B. Eakln. sidents have seen hut it will be
Mr. and Mrs K. S. B ennett
on our relief rolls and treatin g n ’t?)
especially
In C hristm as day. Mr. S m ith’s par-
Mrs. Bee 1 Macnab and son —--------- ------
w ere here 9 a t|b n la / and Sunday
one
to
be
rem
em
bered
and'
talk-
relations.
W
e
Young
men.
them like poor
.
died
Joan w ere
com m unity,
died ents,.
ents,. Mr. and Mrs. John Sm ith Bob and. daughter
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Blagg had ed about for years as a dranja to spend a p a rt of the Christm as
do not w
in ha»
th e RUddenly
the W asco
ito ant
o u g to h be
o u r alone
Follcy
of accident or Illness came hom e w ith th em Monday
° f Mr- ‘ n as din n er gueaU C hristm as day tic relief from aten a* oi- the iiothiny.« w it h lh e«r «or», O r r f t
w
m orld
ade u .^ p re « y m uch th a t way. , sadden and w eaken to e coun- evening
Mr». T ®
Gerpld Blafcg^o/ P ortland and coldest, snowiest, most blizzard- and family. They live in Au­
burn, W ashington.
ous holiday season.
'rT W N , L , n „ rtn e r
w ere ,h e m em orable rived S atu rd ay fro m P ortland of P ortland spent th e w eekend Mr. and Mr». Clair Balzer.
I t w as said of Jo ^ n
.
T hev m ade th e to spend the holiday season w ith visiting a t the hom e of Mr. and --------------------
w ho died last week th a t he^nev- events « ¿ 1 9 ^
h e r ^ Qther M rs Lyd)a W a8gen. M rs. BI„ Macnab.
n J w e ^ i o o k ^ b a ^ w T d a7d
ahead and tr y to plan to correct
toe a c X Of the fu tu re by toe
e rro rs of the past. H ow ever, m an
is p retty m uch a c reatu re of
habit and isn’t likely to change
until he has to. W hich is the
go m any perp etu ate the
sam e m istakes over and over
again B ut it is a good tim e to
reform it you need it, know how,
and have th e nerve.
_
S
VacS„on w„,
Jan
C o m i Bays Giavel A t Rufus; Gels
e r m issed an Issue o
ne th em have to m iller.
Mr and Mrs Don Macnab and
new s from OSC ln all
® J .,
effect of a force
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. M arx and daughters spent the week end
as m anager of th a t pu > m
, the control of m an on fám ily of The Dalles w ere din- and C hristm as day visiting at
In these days, as «^er,
pe^
y exlgtence Qnly a few on his ner guests C hristm as day a t th e the home of Mr and Mrs. Jewel
abHity is a m ajor v lrt
Havp - ... Affnrtq to control i t
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Can- H erin in Prineville. Mrs. Mac
any m an m ight w ish to have futile efforts to control i t
w ritte n Into his o b i t u a r y , ---------—-----—
________________________ ■
- __________
•
________________
t t w n old-fashioned TUBE GOING IN
C O N D E N SE D
REPORT
OF
We read ‘‘an
Book PROCEEDINGS O F DHCEM*
rowviiv C hristm as”. Is th ere any
w n h tbe arrival of Ken Ander
B E R 6. 1950 TERM OF COUNTY
n t h e / k ln d ?
ton from Beall T ank & Pipe
COURT
►
- T T W N
com pany
here W ednesday the
Cairns against all funds allow-
At W alta W alla police, are w ork of p u ttin g the big tube
V
ernon
A.
W
eio,
M
gr.
o
f
the
in
th
a
t
week.
If
th
a
t
is
her
reg-
ed
ag presented.
innkine for a m an w ith o u t pants togefb e r jn the new ditch across
IsaGrande
ttocial
security
o
ffic
e
.
l
u
l
a
r
w
eekly
schedule,
she
will
T
re asu re r’s 1 m onthly rep o rt
it mitrht be a poker player b u t F irs t ^ r e e t hegan w ith a crew
Since I * ,..„v
first w rote - aboutBhave
you uu
on av
a t least
and m
filed
ing all
^ J t l n d v e worked
WUIACII i for
w yuu
«cao«. p presented
resentea ana
eu s show
h v w u ib
w hv bother, a fter the C hristm as of
m en doing the bolting
household
em
plojjees
J,
'com
ingl24
days
in
the
calendar
qu
arter.
fu
n
d
balances
as
of
Novem
ber
bills come in th e re ’ll be lota of and
ar
G erber’s crane holding the
under social security n ex t Jan-1 Does the reference to “calendar 39 1950.
such characters.
Well, It
C lerk’s m onthly report present-
_
ffa ax A
The tube will be 203 Inches uary, the B ureau of O ld-A gejquarter” puzzle you?
Insurance
and w-----------------
w on’t once you’ve
pd ----
and filed showing -
County
KTzvxxz heinff ’arranged
is a w ide at t he w idest point and 128 and
—_ Survivors
-------------
—
------
-------- seen the little —
. .
.7
rvf the
“Big F o u r”. inrbPQ high
v arying slightly the B ureau of In tern al Revenue explanatory diagram in the Do General Road F u n d budget bai-
vou m ean
Big Four? from expected m easurem ents. It have brought o u t a sm all book- You Have A M aid?” booklet. ances as of Novem ber 30, 19o(b
i l hat
come from history, is om q Uarte r inch ’ galvanized let, issued jointly and entitled w h a t It m eans is sim ply this.
Sheriff’s Tax Collection repo
™
t e X t l France and
V d b bolted together w ith “Do You Have A M aid?”
t h p year
i. divided into fo u r presented a n d - v e H n g cob
England are decadent and sm all fivp^ it?bts -galvanized bolts w ith
I t is, I think, a model of clar- Quarters. These are the three- lections of 1950-1951 taxe.
EnglandI are
m igbt
w n fnch gauged to 100.- ity and brevity. I t enables the m onth periods, Ja n u a ry through Novem ber 15, I960.
s s v t a a r »
• -« :■ ™
« • —
»
s
quickly
w h e th e r
h er through Septem ber, and October Rented and
® Jng
p n ^ th e y ~ a r e n o t big.
China, stan(j tb a t pressure.
m ine
comes
u
n
d
er
social
se-
tbrough
December.
Bach
Is
a
County
F
a
ir
Awocia
n
c
w
o
rk
e
r
t j »«
rn rm jin v
even Yugo- t
placed on some, zuw
w iu w
— througn uwwmowr.
.
tu n e
IVavta a ^ W g e r in pow er
R equirem ents
are th a t the curity. I t ’s back cover is an ad- calendar q u arter.
Your- maid p erhk of J u l / L 1949 to
Some Spread A t Grass Valley
$214.68
g ran ts perm ission to county for
the crushing of and rem oval of GOV’T TRAPPER: $50.00
gravel from Finnegan Quarry. SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS:
$600.00
N ° iu r tiier m atters being at
FA IR GROUND INSURANCE:
issue adjournm ent ensued.
$750.00
C LA IM S P R E S E N T E D AGAIN- R E TIR EM EN T FUND: $64.89
HT HHERM AN COUNTY, ORE-
G()N- G ENERAL ANI>
A N D ROAD MISCELLANEOUS:
DH FDR N O V EM BER , 1950,
S tate Tax Commission, $17.-
A PPR O V E D
DECEM BER
«
32; Public Em ployes R etirem ent
TERM
OF T H E
C O V N T V System , $163.21; State lndu4t~I-
al Accident Commission. $11.33;
COURT
F irs t National Bank, $159.00; Na
G EN E R A L FUND:
tional Hospital Ass’n. $10.50
S H E R IF F ’S O FFICE:
Atlas Stam p & Die Co., $3.90; ROAD F U N D :
WAGES:
F ran k Bazzel, $301.65; F ran k
$52.07; N orm an R. Fields, $60.-
Coast Print- Bayer, $112.80 & $95.18; E. Mc­
00 & $95.86; W
$1.75
Pherson, $240.16;
E arl R ehr
ing &
C L ER K ’S OFFICE:
$222.61; Joe D rlnkard. $217.38;
Chapm an,
Moro Jason Glenn, $242.10;
Je rry
Chapm
an, $4.00;
Postm aster, $10.00, Marie 11.
U Office Sup-
im nb
tube be placed on some m aterial dressed and postage-free card mu8t he employed by you on 24 30, 19o
issue war- iu iw u h , *<•
and hope, th a t HRe ^
^
t will give a little, to be to rn off J n d
m ailed by different daya in a c a le n d a r^ u a r- ^ C le r k ^directed
p ly , $5.50: _ W e3t C oast P rin tin g m
R etIrenw
System,
$117.28
|ggion, nt
$19.65;
P ublic
E m p lo y es
W e assum e,
t o ” 'p r e s id e n t used th e w ords g |d e °p a c k in g m aterial will be those whose w orkers _ will be te r not )ust in a n y three conse- ra n t
va’lktator tor ta i’ eoi- ¿ Binding Co. $71.10
April
ASSESSOR’S OFFICE:
R EPA IR S:
nm Derlv on his C hristm as cards. th e gilt taken
from the ditch eligible for old-age a n d surviv- cut| Ve n m w onths
n u » like March --
r - and check
departm ent. for
Machine
S u n set Motor Co., $57.94; Mo­
B urrough’s Adding
P 1^ -
_ T _ T « W
« •* N »
-
•-*-
—♦—
declares
to
he
ors
insurance.
In
response
to
flnd
^ay
.
lection
negotiations
-----------
.
w hich A nderton
this card, the em ployer w ill re- ^ I f you employ a m aid on 24
C ourt
the Co.,"$51.40; W est Coast P rinting dern Motor Service, $9.80; Auto
Over in E ngland th ere is com very good
E lectric Supply Co., $1.17; C. F.
c^ive the special form and the d| fferent days in « c a le n d a r quar- w ith w o r n
-
hauling and & Binding Co.. $71.2 :>
cern over the probable th eft of
K
uypers, jm
$400.00;
Service Motor
>
rnrK
m
a
i
~*K>-
__
wr.oMwn
few
instructions
she
w
ill
need
d
a
h
er
not
iess
than
purchase
oi
s
xim
ately
800
COURT
HOUSE:
Kuypers,
^ v uv ,
rock th a t kings sit
a fam ous r o « w y
pon CHFX^ S p i r m h KED
fQr
tl
h e r em ployes’ wa-
S w a g e s for w ork in sPr^ad^ g^ J ^ k p T l e d a t Ru-
Pacific Telephone & T e‘^ r£Ph Co.. $4.06; B. B. W recking Co.,
upon.
I t old fellow, w e’ve n e v
____________
Qnd Mr
th e e social
a t quarter,
P
Co., $45.95; Paclf!c
$3.00; O^Meara S
Supply & Imp.
All regular
personal _ checking ges and
for rpm
rem ittinff
ittin g th
social th
thftt
qUarter she will come un- J® « * of
m
y w ord,
__
Co.,
$13.37;
Arstill-Monroe
Pon­
der
»octal
security
and
you
will
to
lsaue
G
eneral
Co.,
$»1.7»;
City
of
Moro
,4
W
vounger
stone, mtoct account custom ers of the Sher- security .tax. I.
. X , to have th e sperisi rep o rt ^ F u T d “ W arran t to H. A. Richard.._Anderson. M M Sher.
e r seen a a have
younger
tiac, $51.91; In terstate T ractor
are as stone
old as the X ^ o u n t y branch of toe F irs t
As I have said, ^ t »1 < £ need
to have th e special rep o rt
W a rra n t to H A. R
"
th a t we
w X n a i Rank of P ortland are m estlc employees will be eligible form th a t th e ^ t card from
in paym ent to r-g ra v e l.
m an C o u n ty P u b t H ealth Assn, & E quip Co., $5.81
llam e Store, GAS & OIL:
hills.
t ,
■rf
-rf
being offered checks ‘p r i n t e d tor »octal security, conw quently the
You H ave A M altF"
ot $8.00 each allow »21»;
la n e ,
U nion Oil Co., $62.54; S ta n ^ a rT
Is n M s i
th a t
govern-
not ai. h o u ^ h o id em p,oyer» will
h rin g you
‘
- $19.80
7
tor
Bang’s dl-
It wa» arniounced need to mail In the po»toard con- — p
thing ' m ore.
The
' ^ t t a alaughtere;! '
COUNTY COURT:
,
Oil Co., $134.30
m ents are too b l*- That their
addreSs
$40.60; Lcs-
I.
Mil
ev
C. S. tained in th e booklet. Those
who w
ord “y a|d ” in the ~ title to the
Request
Vernon
,
wttiti
Kptiiivht of
u» George W. Drink- ,
,,r, nnn ci9 i m )
W cst Coast. G EN ER A L SI P P I.fE s
size puts th e m t >
lovaity today hy branch m anager
have a m aid not m ore than one
m eans m ore th an it says
, J r for p a c in g of base rock ter
<
Binding Co., $H-05
Sm ith Auto Parts Co. $37.27;
toe governed and th a t loyalty
---- V
mppmpnt of the day a week wl11 001 m ak® a re ' i t m eans an y kind of household
gravel on road leading to r n 7 COURT
E astern Oregon Electric Co.,
is
lost
thereby?
T
h
a
t
the
VN
J
»
Il
exam ple of th a t tenden-
W Rh the announce™
Qn
em piOyee
n o ^ s®: employee, m ale or female.
A
in£ ard ranch held in suspense. Jl i^T
Telephone & Telegraph $444; Ranch A Home Store. $«.-
th e best exam ple
program being
wives who have a h o t « ^ ^ ^ e/ or a govgTOe, a. , c i u u r
recAlved from J ^ W,C, rnr t £ " V el^ C
Postm aster. S1; j . K McKean Co, $53.30-.
cyl
slastlc response by F irst Na
workCT on a t least two <llfferent
# nuraernald W.H be ellg- E m pioye8 R etirem ent System of C o. $6.. ,
Lum ber & F„f.| Co., $21-
w h a t became of all.those high- al custom ers, B ennett stated th at d&yg a weeR> how ever, need the
Qld.age and survivors
a PUng One year additional tIm e
PARK;
47; M cFadden Auto P a rts $3^6.
Wh
*
about fighting a “the im printing of the individual
fornl
insurance protection beginning In J
retirem ent of two employes DEM '
$9 90;
Pacific Moon E quipm ent Co., $29.00: Nfo-
er’s s nam e a n .. d u address
w o / a y s Ja
\nX n u ary
rv w
Jvherever
thelr
w ork having
^ v lm r reached
reached retirem
re tire m ent
e n t^ age.
ge.
Don &
DeMos®,
$ $0.95'
»
■
M .r(
w ith big bom bers and
ana a cu8tom
custom er
....... - f T say an
an average
average of
of t two'
herever th
elr work
L ight Co.,
War xxrHVi em
e free
c h ^ on reg u lar
w
one em
em ployer
ployer m
m eets
eets the
Qrder issueu
| sgUed d ‘r£c b ?* "
VSmnM
NlTY
(Bang’s diseased MISCELLANEOUS:
em phasis
phasis on
on th
vi.e
free of
ot cnar^e »»«. «
• PCT«on-
7
w epkly
eexiy because
iru a u w th a t
f
one
m e 24
Order
TiunvM NlTY
A m b e rs? N ow we are getting al check» ta
'm p ro v e m e n tth a t up to at_lea»t 24 * £ « “ £ * 2 * d a y s -V -O ^ c a s h ^
"u re r
riJinv c'ahinet
cattle)
State Industrial Accident Com.
A Dick
OrviUe ^ l t u g g i e s . $«.00)
c i Ä
^ l v CrBto fight a w a r on th e ^ n i i e n e r i t everyone coming in m pnth ^ . 0 , .
for p a /m e n t on filing
for
Clerk’s
office.
O t t o e « , ^ ^ X
^ f ^ : ^ n ^ c a t t o n e amirea d ^ T a a t * 4 ° d e c e n t d a y . to
’< V u r t 'Y p p ^ v e . of a ^ e e m - t R“
T^
S & iA W BOOKS ^ V
’^ P h
Co $ 8 .« ;
Social Security Manager Tells About
On New Tax Law For Employers
m
diers. H Indian»
we
we m ight find
instructor» .
all the
some good T T W N
Down
m California th ey 're
'
bones buried 200 £pet
feet
finding bone»
• m7 n
below the g a r th s surface
-
deep ones a
land, how deep does
be burled In th a t state
have to he ------------
_
to achieve eternal rest.
rest,
WM
And A H appy New Year
d l„ of)Bl speed of handling will be „ caiendar
mce? '
appreciated by businessm en and days-of w ork
condition J ar »0-
custom ers alike.”
clal security.
T hey need "O
npw sprvl(.p ls available
fuU .lays
™
“
____
and
initial
supply
you
have
a
m
aid
one
m
orning
whppe
im m ediately and initial supply yon have a maid one m<u'n >ink
constat Of four do toe l a u n d r y ^ on toe a ^
-V
day in the same
, attached to the hack week to c l e a n ^ u s e m g ^
th e
to , nsurc a eontm u- dinner. 8he, wwo1" X
en. days
ous supply of cheeks.
for you on tw o
a ,-; «
^opy of "Do You Have A Maid?"
copy o
^ , „ 1 se-
I t la
ln (p rp il re w n u e
offlcea, and a t post offices every-
w bere
w h e r.
m y a rtic ta . I
w ,dowers under toe amended so-
cla, security law
for cooperative pur. ba-
fa d in g
of gravel on road
pf G E Valley.
*
C ourt enters Into
agreem ent for ren .
_
_ ,
Shovel
from
Howard
Corporation w ith option
of buying
S ta te
* Shepard’s Citations,
$15 00;
RhePa
Co $23 f)0
" o ? ,NTY SCHOOLS’. $800.30
^ , 0 ^ . $3e i 25
, ^ „ Kinw
129.35
.
J ^TPO R N EY : $18'.95
^ ™
Ar n ! T «75.00
«83^4«^- 4
ctnmlBslon COURTHOUSE INSURANCE.
High
.
Pac.f|c Pow er & Light Co.. $ .
(fi
, r w, „ , . , FnY .
ROAD MACHINERY
‘T n ? t90£O81
’
m ent Co., $9093.8
CRUSHED ROCK & * £ ^ 0 IM-
PROVEMENT: IL A W h i t e $50.
R ETIR EM EN T: $77.40.