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( / +<■ f f , . i f - •.. -\> PA C K 3 8HKKM AN COUMTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1351 - ' WANTED: -Reliable men, two openings, call on farmers, upruuiga, to ku van wn * wt met a. Wonderful opportunity. $16 to J $20 a day. No RSh-». experience - * — ---- tenlsl re- quirde Perm anent Write. Mo Ness Co., D ept B, 2423 Mag- nolia S t, Oakland 7, Cat 32-3p '. X man County, Oregon, have been fixed by the Court b wk as , the ...v time and place for hearing of objec- UM m o I A nAAllnt QFirl — i Lions to said Final Account and for the settlement of said estate. • ~ Frank P. Knox Administrator third classes the ballots shall meeting, not be counted until one hour’ Dated this 26th day of May * • after tue the miro time «rov set for the meet- 1951, ' ft alici ing to begin. Until the count be- ATTEST: 4 Vi Paulson, District Clerk gins, any legal voters of the rife. dis Edna H. Lloyd V. Henrichs trict shall be entitled to vote Chairman Board of Directors upon any > business before the : * END OF STEAM Since the railroads have dtp ' ■?’ I carded steam engines on all FOR SALE; 180 bushel bulk bin Moro, Oregon _____________________________ hut branch lines «*the long age for truck. $65.00 Tommie Bar i Editor of steam seems at an end. Big nett, Grass Valley. 31-32p C ile . L. F ren ch ............... nQw electricity Catarte! M M cend etas» m a tte r a t O h • T. L e ster Joh n son , which pulls passenger • trains FOR SALE: Spring Fryers. Call P o^ tefflc* a t M o ro O w n . under A d TAKEN UP: Dark Brown Mare. Attorney for Administrator 314c 459 Wasco, Mrs. Paul Alley. a f Coñgreaa o í M y h A H T > . _________ faster and hauls more freight white left hind foot, white ____________ 31-2c Our m odern fa c ilitie s and w e ll trained p erso n n el OFFICIAI. COUNTY PAPER with more dispatch than steam spot! ; in forehead, smooth NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELBC- en ab le u s to p rovid e th e fin e st se r v ic e p o ssib le , ever could. . \ . CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — mouth. Owner call and get her. TION UPON QUESTION OF The trains are longer and the a t lo w er cost. Harry Stark,-Grass Valley-421. INCREASING TAX LEVY OVER Meat cutting, wrapping, «marp NEWSPAPER division points farther apart freeze. Bring them in any dav _______ AMOUNT LIMITED BY SBC- in this diesel or electric age and PUBLISHERS but Sunday. C & C Food Store, V TION 11. ARTICLE XI. STATE the costs are less. Who obtains ASSOCIATION CONSTITUTION Grass Valley, Oregon. 3itfc NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING the advantage which this new NOTICE, is hereby1 given th at Notice Is hereby* th at an - v mart.» <e nr»t k n o w n « * in m k x v . au , i o wouce is nereoy given vnai power has is . not known. N^ED power has made ma ALLPURPOSE CAB? the undersigned has filed in the election will be held in School N A T IO N AL E D IT O R IA L Shippers aret f ay g , Then see the Willy» Station County • Cpurt of the State of District No. 17 of Sherman Coun- bor still ™™Pla*ns_r sdtlnhhlX r Wagon on dkpUy at ^WILLIS Oregon f% sherm an County 1118 ty, State of Oregon, from 2 p. m. L E O N A R D R. SM IT H & S T A N L E Y B . — ■■■MB wx a w w vr*rv l>li<xna SISK roads are asking for still n gn r XI0T0^ o 0 All-steel body, over- Final AccSunt as Administrator to 3 p . m. (DST) June 18, 1951, at d more more drJve’ drive, °f carrying capacity of the Estate of M a ry E. JCnox, schoolhouse In said district for The age of steam - lasted it took means safety, economy and Pyac‘ deceased, and th a t V ednesday, purpose of submitting to the SUBSCRIPTION than v«.«.. - a hundred -------- - years; . tical transportation. Also New July 11, 1951, at M., of M o r t g a g e L o a n s to M e e t Y o u r I n d iv id u a l n eeds A xt ................................ - ♦ 10:00 A- a w voters of said .district the over horses and provided a sim Four w hee, Drly# JE E p s pICK. said day, at the court room in question ONE Y E A R . -------- of liar resilient power, wage m t TPS and STATION WAGONS, the court house, in Moro, Sher- question of increasing the tax ATTRACTIVE TERMS levy for the fiscal year 1951-52 JUNE 16, 1961 lets were once considerea m e ConUct WILLIS MOTOR for Wil- over the amount limited by sec ’ • PROMPT SERVICE acroe of railroad power a tbe lys-Overiand Sales, Service, Parts tion 11 article XI, of the Const!- ; STANDARD TIME huffed and puffed ov and Accessories. w est Columhia tution of Oregon. • A tLiDarior sarvlce mountains of the wesv Rlyer Highway, The Dalles, Ore- • f personal «Htndanco News reports to the effect that four The reasons for increasing such • units of diesel speed up gQn • ’ Ml • X . th e CIO will support the Grange the Deschutes gorge with long ilevy are: District has no tax baee£- 3 THAT COSTS NO A w e s te r n c o m p a n y s e rv in g w e s te r n a g r i c u l t u r e In an Initiative to enforce stand- freights faster than three ________ For new furniture and equip- " big p o R SALE: 2 x 6s, 2 x 8s, ard time Is not new to those fretg M ever it. ment which is needed In our • 2 x 12s, shiplap, mostly 8 f t HOME OFFICE school. ' ; who have followed the attitude young men a few years ago lengths. Central Construction P ortland, O regon 812 8. W. W a sh in gton of labor toward daylight saving. learned to drive horses, to be Company, Wasco., -located at The amount of tax, in excess J P h on e A T 4331 It is likely that the AFL would come steam ; engineers, who of the 6% limitation, proposed ; Hay Canyon. I ktflM DM to be levied for said fiscal year ’ do the same. now are trained to adjust the Do you want anytthing? Inasmuch as all farm organi valves of diesels and direct the DOOKRlYAVl is $3,166.61. x /'"a " ♦' * zations of any size would take flow of electricity. How much, Is there something ypu’d -like Dated this 28th day of May, A wide range of prices the same stand it is likely that we wonder, has all this changed you do not have? And, if so, why 1951. ♦Hat meets a l wishes not let your wants be known to such an initiative could be pass the rules of human conduct? ATTEST: OLD others by advertising here? ed with some ease In Oregon. Edna H. Paulson, District Clerk It must be realized, however, 1 Lloyd V. Henrlch8 that sponsorship by these organ TOO FAT FOR ME Chairman Board of Directors BIAND BRAND izations does not mean a unani A newspaper is running a mous vote by the members. WH/TÍ LAUL NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL There is no such thing as a solid series of articles telling folks how to grow thin. Bat meat is .'S** farm or labor vote. Kentucky NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the directive and in these days The bill that was voted on last Whiskey in compliance with Sec. 111-908, November was misleading to of meat shortage, too. One won- Blend ^ " ‘v oters' It merely provided O.C.L.A., to tl\e legal ' voters of that the entire state should have d ld n t thtak,°{ to ,he School District No. 17, of Sher $5% CLAIM the same time and did not pro-,. Ww MillaH u i. man County, State of Oregon, NEUTRA! vide for standard time. It was oft expressed ™>«°n that the ANNUAL SCHOOL SPIRITS carefully explained In this coun- how much youjeat U ia t« W » e s MEETING of said District will ty but over the state It has been spare tires beefy bulge«. and be held at schoolhouse; to begin learned th a t many voters thought saggthg waistlines. ° at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m. they were voting for either stan- that one may eat as much as he on the third Monday of June, dard time or. daylight saving w ant, as long as It 1. m e a t-a n y being the ISth day of June, A. D. time. That may aocount for the bind of meat, fat t e n BMH, 1951. SAMI LOW PWOS For every type o f farm financing This meeting is called for the large “Yes” vote it received. ” greasy meat. FOI EACNt Few vegetables are included »• • • purpose of electing a School Office workers generally fav in the diet and those mostly pota- Board Director, and the trans see First N ation al First. or daylight saving time because U g” » ¿^em ¿ e l r ¿ u y ^ e toes and not much f b .lt T h e nu- action of business usual at such of the seven meet! rig. in one piece; farmers universally tritionlsts story is thrown out W e sp eak your language— are Tr. Hfetrinta f\t th e QA/Yind and BOTH 86 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY. FRANKFORT, KY. food necessities oppose It because It Is often im possible to harvest in the early the window. fam iliar with conditions and So, what can we learn from* morning and difficult to ‘keep a t such antics? crews In the field,, after hours about diet* Probably nothing requirements in this area. Discuss to compensate for the lost morn ing time. Besides a farmer works but a great deal a^ t peoP1®- by the sun anyhow. IT h ey are faddists and their srien your financial needs with us. are about as accurate as the There would undoubtedly ted medicine man of the a campaign against a standard! paohes or the Kanakas One time bill- by the office workers! “LirS BUILD OREGON TOGETHER” , ’ t have to have much of a aided »probably b y radio to recall d o zen s o f tives who always have people have taken reli- when we have different w u » '— » than other state., b u t a proper-llrtou.ly to rare allmenu which _ SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH ly written bill would. In our e s - L e r e trobobly “rrv tlmatlon, pass I t might also re-Jw ay. R heum atic used to carry lleve the brow of Governor M e l» ™w potato m their pockets. Kay from gathering so a»jnjfinow they tak. Hadatxt. ~ , ___ / S * PORTLAND wrinkle, because he I. getting, P'e to akt Utturt blamed for daylight saving w h e n l ^ y eat 111631 what this nation needs M a a te « Faterai Oaaaalt iMwroasa Carparotla« he’d rather have a chance to get] Maybe treaty with that tribe of up early and ride his horse. blacks over In Africa who like their women fat. Maybe we could strike up a lively trade and LEAVE KOREA? all be happy, presuming, of It is not difficult to see why course, that we could accept a a military man would come to different color In order to get a the conclusion that further de different shape. fensive fighting in • Korea is a waste of time and manpower. Surely our generals are taught offensive tactics and know that Thai:, . < ‘t y . .. I to fight continually without op portunity to advance is to even As the W f t ’a town» have grown, w e’v» p v h e d farth er out into the "country” with new telephone». tually lose the war. What does seem add is thato u r generals who have been retired “W ho w ill not to office In the pentagon have forgotten the lessons learped In lay up a penny * ’ t. « •% » combat. That is, those who have • In m o st to w n s y o u ¿an te le p h o n e o v e r a w id e r a r e a th a n e v e r had combat experience. One shall nevet* must come to the conclusion that the attitudes expressed by Mar have m any.” shall. Bradley and Sherman (who — ‘tfio m M Fuller wasn’t so positive) were political attitudes that stemmed from a For desire to get along with the ad ministration. moderate It certainly does appear that refreshm ent. . . , Russia has won a victory If she is able to hold nearly half mil lion American soldiers in Korea without tying up a single Rus sian soldier and a very few V /i tk * W ater” planes. When the shipping neces- * sary to keep these men supplied with food and arms is added it looks as if we are engaged in a OFrtele BrateRR Co, OlyoRta. Warf», U. i. A. ’ * holding operation that is expen 1. In this little map of a Western town you can 2. N ew eq [uipment in amazing amounts has’been sive in men, ships, supplies. If the number o f telephones you quickly see one of the results of our tremendous put to work t to o increase ___________ _______ we are also losing prestige and No. 131 AJF. A AJA telephone expansion program. The light part shows can call in most towns. For adding each new line have no chance of winning our Meats on the 1st and the area of the community served by the local tele- means providing a separate pair of wires back to the Old-fashioned hospitality, friendly service, 3rd Thursday evening« position looks serious. , phone exchange, at basic load rates, before we began central office. And the distance we must run these each month. Visiting No one wants to go to war with fine food all add to the homelike atmos members cordially in- to build following World War Two. The shaded area wires increases as we push out from the main part of Russia, apparently few but the phere on Union Pacific trains. YouTi enjoy Tttod to meet with da military leaders are afraid of shows what we’ve added in just the past five years to town. Expensive, yes. In ffict, our expansion program cheery lounge cars...the privacy of Pullman Donald Martín, W.M.7i such a . possibility We are told keep up with the growing city. In many places the in the last five years is the largest ever executed by an accommodations » s •. comfortable, modern Pinkerton. Secretary that we won’t be ready for anoth _ j ---- i- is larger a..« . «.u operating public utility.* added area than .u the old. coach seats. Convenient schedules, low fares* er year but there is no assurance l.O.OJ that Russia Isn’t gating ready as Mara Lads« Na. l i s 5. All this newly b u ilt.u p calling area—which HIST A l YOU RIDI fu t a. we are. - , J * “ 2 n i? Price increases since 1940 adds greatly to the number of telephones you can call TO AND FROM THK EAST What seems to annoy most F 0 0 0 UF 138W —is another boost in the value of the service for local Americans 1« the national fear ^ ¿ ^ J ^ S S r a ere COST OF telephone users. You can call anywhere in these newly «CITY OS rORTlAH»* / LIVINO that keep. u . walking so softly „ rdially Invited to UF M« built-up areas at rates which are a real bargain today. "POITLANO BOSS" and figuratively running around t wttj1 AVtAAOt Fo$ in spite o f inflation, in spjte of higher costs of . TtUFHOm the block when Uncle Joe sticks -IDAHOAN" B ATES UF providing service, telephone rates on the average have OBIT 28 * his head around the corner. We Earl Gentry, N: O. beo Watkina. Secretary Lat tu h»^ phut y u f N* might as well be licked as to be gone up less than half as much as the cost of living scared to death, •IB TERRITORY H E — LOCAL AGENT Meets 2nd and 4th R0u Tt. O.B.8 Tuesdays of «ach Your telephone is one of Meets every second and month. Visiting ‘ fourth Thursday in each rp^mhera welcon today’s best bargains month; visiting member» Gladys Morrison, invited. Moro. Oregon N , N.O. * Gwen Ross, W. M. Helen Martin, Sec. Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary g e r m a n Count 8 Journal Want Ad» SERVICE ' C. R . C allaw ay & S on "MORTUARY ' KRUMOMB Standard Insurance Co. ALSO AVAIMllf 'W ìie n ^ouorder Herrn ¡tage » RMITÁCE you tell the and Machinery world you know — A straight Kentucky rout, bourbon FIRST N A TIO N A OF L BANK A FEW MONTHS AGO THIS WAS AN OPEN FIELD 0LYMPI4 on the Union Pacific Pacific Telephone V - X
