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FACE I
«HERM AN
i ß iftr tu m
COUNTY
C m œ tç J o u r n a l
M fW S P A F it
P U B L IS H K R S
A S S O C IA T IO N
N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L
A S S O cfiu àoM
JO U RN A L,
M O R O . O REG O N
F R ID A Y , J U N E » ,
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’«rr’r »f**-*- --”
th e
Estate
of X
M . A x te ll,
deceased. and th a t M onday, the
30th
d ay
of
J u ly . 1951,
at
10:00 A . M ., o f said d ay, a t the
Courtroom,
in
the courthouse,
in Mono. S herm an C o un ty, Ore-
gon. have been
fixed by
the
S o u r* , as . th e U,mel and1 pla7
for
h earin g
o f objections to
said F in a l A ccount and fo r th e
settlem en t o f said estate
C la ire A x te ll
enem y, n or by the C om m unis
tlc Chinese w ho entered th e b a t
tie . b a t b y an o ffic ia l o f R ussia
w h ich has pu b licly been as pu re
as the d riv en snow in the w hole
a ffa ir.
F u rth e rm o re
there
is some
evidence th a t this nation was the
re a l ln au g u rato r o f the
peace
proposal and th a t M a lik g ave i t
b reath some davs a fte r w e had
g iven i t life . •
v
I t is o n ly the last of a series
of fu n n y business w h ic h no o n e 1
not on the inside pretends to
understand O u r generals In th e
field proposed a id to N a tio n a lis t
C hina and th e re p o rt w as sup ­
pressed;
congress voted m o n ey
fo r aid to N a tio n a lis t C h in a and
the s tu ff n ev er got th e re o r w as
obsolete w h e n I t did; friend s o f
C o m m u n ist C h in a w e re advanced
in th e state
d ep a rtm en t
and
o f N a tio n a lis t C h i n a
fire d
or
hushed u p — in-
y
j g
\ -
E x e c u to r
T . L es ter Johnson
A tto rn e y fo r E x ec u to r
.
r U
♦ A,1
Lake (pictured above) and w ith white-capped M t. B onneville towering above
A t the head o f
f f
newest, m ost modern, and moat beautiful state parks b located,
it, W allowa Lake State p “*k «
th ?d ed ication of this area of m ountain wonderland, and M arshall D ana.
July 4th has been set -is the date
th5 ^ .
to ive th e X d ic a tio o address. Established in 1947. W allowa
former editor of the Oregon
fc5 t J < 5 ^ X com e to the lake to enjoy it’s hah,ng, boating
, V li" I <1 Io •
O O N R E R V A T IO N
W h ile th e
p resid en t is
in -
T h is n a tio n is in
process o f v e s tig a tta f « M
•'China k>'
that th e tu r r o ^ d io e m o u n t a c r f - d . T h e « t i r e N o r t h - « .
the dedication
ceremonies
the 4th of July and to spend the day
^ Z t h e ^ u p U of W ^towa C o u n t, in —
-
adopting a d iffe re n t a ttitu d e to- " * * * • 7 “
w a rd n a tu ra l resources and th e
**
relaxing in the Wallowa Wonderland.
conservation thereof. W e a lre a d y C h ,n a conspiracy w hich got US
in to l U thto tro u b le ’ S u re ly th e ftahJng boots, packs the c ar fo r Place la st * « * • H
rep^ ‘CT?
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fro m
cheat
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i
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tim b e r
ow ners must be forced o r cease fire
I t m ight
le t us atjon ()f independence and con-
norlhL,o[ . . ’^ lll i ? ™ '
- - ».ue, . . . . .
few people in
the
T h e re was q u ite a large grass
i » « » » . w ith 900.000 - m en • . . rld
. have his rig h ts and p riv U - fire last w eek » U rttn g between
Z ~ L J Ln . . " ' i ? - ? ~ 7~~
long t i r e ,
ta t £ £
w a tc h in g It to see th a t n o th in g
and t h a ,
h as th e m be- C arlisle's .e rv .e e e ttU o n anti the
rrotrtcttons on mining but th e«
u<? up
a few tou g h , determ ined, r u tto n canyon (. h ig h w a y
th a t
a re some.
y
e
a
n
t
u
-n
e
d
q
i
n
e
a
distance
up
the
T h e above are a ll m in o r form s « t 1 ^ a ten th o f
to ta l a re . V .„dependent
p e r s o n 175
„ _
_
o f n a tu ra l resources w h e n com- and
pared to the land. U n til recen tly P °r t and
a haK o f 1®u£
th e re have been no v e r y s trln - > » , •
g en t restrictions on the use o f « “
° ur
down
d»wn
land th a t Is. fa rm in g land. T h is graatly«
w as p a rtly due to th e fact th a t
N o rm a l citizens
the
g o vern m en t . k n e w n o th in g
about land use and had no agen-
cy to fin d out about land and
p a rtly because the farm ers w ere
p o p u larlly presumed
to be an
Independent group w ho w o u ld re-
sent a n y a ttem p t
at
controls
and because they had a good
are in a bad
ab° fU/
e
because hey
been
ground about
* ha* ha
the na­
»«ld aiJd
be-
tIons Involved and second. confl-
they have 540 1 e
t e p ersons
dence in
know,
block of votes.
These conditions are changing
T h e g o vern m en t now has several I T A I N ’T P R O P E R
agencies w ith a u th o rity to learn
modern h o i»e w ife , equip-
som ething about land, its care.
_
new fangled tools
and use and conservation Some *
insiste"on
-
-
-
* * cooking
— —
o f these agencies
have ra th e r £
X r e c ^ e r Itis
d efin ite opinions about the use M p^a
^ hlch We condemn as
of land and some o f th e ir opln a
of th a t basic
ions m ay prove correct. Also it
g ^ h S T m a d e settlem en t o f
has been dem onstrated th a t far
mers a re little m o re bent to w ard
possible and neces
WWt
a re ca lc itran t independence than
other citizens and
fu rth e rm o re
w h e th e r th e
^ V ^ ^ a r g e
S
under k n o w n
^
X
o
^
^
coiwervaUon
n
^
r ^
r
^
^
U
t
'
M o r tg a g e L o a n » to M e e t
^
w it h
M as te r E ngberg
in
the
chair. D ue to the absence of M rs
secretary,
M rs. -
took
dow n
the
t
of wood
w hich
and « ^ r e d
1)>oked real
for the job
they m ay
re p o rU . F o r the lecturers h o u r
M rs
H a rla n d
M cD onald
read
.
«1 lnt0
c a k U b w lllty
In ig h a Jogt
lf an hour.
th in
ln
epbp
B u t th
k w h h a a t t is
lost.
.uspenae o
anticip atio n , the
suspense
or f anucipauon.
ure con-
cem about p roper seasoning, the
Qf
g w a lu d
success
A ctu ally g overnm ent
control
A n ctually
_
Lf A
y th in g ko
has . _ alw a ys been the
end of Drog ues th e end o f ex-
^ I n u t ^ T L i Id J ^ b e g in n in g
of a
bureaucracy
with red tape as to
__
.
o fflce
A
w e s te rn
.
.
. . . _.
___
bepg’g d au g _ h ter . and
three child ,
_
ren, M rs. T h e lm a K le fe l, Carol,
s te v le and T o m m y . Also a niece
and nephew o f M rs. Engberg,
J u d y and J e rry Ma8On T h e vis
« u..
th e course of m-
m an events it becomes necessary
t
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people to
dissolve . w
the
to
t one
people
to dissolve
e
p o litic al bands which have con-
nected th em w ith another, and
M rs
W illia m H uck.
M r. a n d
•
h a b it o f
* lual ataUon to which
^ * ‘ u ro j m d _ o f J ^ . t u r e ^ G o d
t h e r * : r „ : ; h , c h , m p e l t h e m 10
i'.re, u ? o " l ,
E a rl
Of t t a S e s t make. It Im - c re .te d equal; th a t t n e y ^ r e en-
ro M lb le fo r anyone to b elieve (lowed b y
th e ir ( n a w
w ith
K T h a d th e land been kept by certain un alien able
re n t
and
in the quantites n o w produced,
^
t . *
e rn m
r w
re k ?
th e
s: ~
p u ro u lt
^
of
h a p p ln c « ;
H
W
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V
production to t b ^ e e n d .. It 1« th e rig h t o f M oro
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church
H er
e ia »
h id
nl
the same benefit rig h t* as w o r t
ers in com merce and ‘ ndostry
have possessed
under
F e d e ra l,
old age and s u rvivo rs Insurance
Defense is your job, too!
P8' 1 tw <lve ye* r’
c o lo r e d « ” •
Sunday afternoon,
Ju ly 1st at 3 o clock.
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—
next
Business Men Now
is a group of strong, healthy young Ameri­
can soldiers enjoying an after-chow gab Mo­
n on while they polish up for tomorrow’s inspection.
They are a part of the best-fed, best-equipped,
best-cared-for Army in the world—the U nited
States Army. And they are just like the boys from
your home town, from your own block, who are
training now to do a job of defending your country
—and you.
H
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V
Ä
to the rig h t m an. Good opening
D” ter
in
. r-i.
WHAT
its power«
th e m «hall «eetn mo«t lik e ly to
effect th e ir «afaty
and happi-
goer ON HMRBT
No.
I l l l-O O -F
anw
tho#e on whlch
ProP°*it « a 'n o t ’ made by the principles are
>w M na vtu> « a r e
«up- they broke from England,
N o rth
h a « been our prime Before the clttaen put. on hl.
a™ ° " * th .e “ l i c ^ t a c t W l L l S
Tuaady»
«ach
of
month.
V is itin g
m onth
member«
welcome
memtx
Gladys M orrison ,
, N .G .
H elen M a rtin , Sec.
M O T O R fo r W U -
m ers and the professional p W P 'e R , v e r H lghw ay> T h e D a iie«, Ore-
The < « , r . r e f O r
23-tfc.
gon.
< r
Enom where I sit
Joe Marsh
"Run Dry"
Sandy Johnson showed me his
Jeraey cowa last week. I t waa a
warm day and they were all under
the trees near a watering trough.
And darned i f one eoW'Wlan’t
pumping w ater into the trough!
I t ’« a fa c t— she’d raise the pump
handle w ith her nose, and use her
throat to push i t down again.
Fiarl G e n try , N . G.
I^ o W a tk in s , Secretary
w ith «ome
W h ic h la a fa ir ly
oood « t a r t -------------------------- —
A fte
Z r J th
S l» t T nation.
h S
o » »he D ectaretlon of Indcpcn
, . Bpto. lu b e t a h
¿ i . ? n eb tin ff a v e t r dence w hich w a« the firs t docu- Meet« 2nd and 4th
o th * r * ' *“ • * • “-
r e n t indicating th a t o u r pollU
h a t la v i» v a . j
_ _
In K o rea ln a w "police
action’* a cal forefath
er« Intended to « ta rt
known at
fire has b een « n ew g overnm ent
T h e above
° n<*
f o u n h 'X X ^ n e le h
m onth: v isitin g members
= : «
”
Lodge
Remember that when you’re buying Defense Bonds
you’re building a personal reserve of cash saving*.
M oney that will aome day buy you a house or educate
your children, or support you when you retire. Re- *
member, too, that if you don’t eave regularly, you
generally don’t eave at all. So go to your company’s
pay office— now—and sign up to buy Defense Bonds
through the Payroll Savings Plan.
D on’t forget that bonds are now a better buy than
ever. Because now every Series £ Bond you own auto­
matically goes on earning interest every year for
2 0 years bom date of purchase instead of 10 as before!
This means that the bond you bought for $18.75 oan
return you not $25—-but ae much as $33.33—if you
just hold it the extra ten years! A $37.50 bond pays
$66.60. And so on. For your security, and your coun­
try’s, too, buy U. S . Defense Bonds now!
The Cow That Can't
pro d u ctio n
eroakm
The U. S. Defense Bonds
you buy give you personal
financial independence
1
eT .?.Oy^ , KrOUP
° ° "?K " ^ l y s ^ v e r t a n d S ales. S erv ice, P a r t .
w ith in th is coverage a re th e f a r - ¿ d Xcces8Orles. W e st C olum bia
n g p to r
Neither to It helpful the people to altar or to abolisn MeeU 1 s t n »n^ 03i d
<wmra to
refute to It, and to ln rtltu te n ew govern- Tueadaya to L O O T .
„ S t o S ^ h S '¿ c n T u y i^ " i t a “Ä
on £>■ ’^ X £ r e a.re
"kn o w n
or roch r r t o r t p ^ n d w
- s g g J S Ä - to
adopt
sup erio r
re s tric tiv e to
And one of the best ways for you to do t h a t job
is to buy U. S. Defense* Bonds. For your Defense
Bonds help maintain America’s economic strength
just as these boys help maintain her military
strength. Go to the Pay Office where you work and
sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan, or join the
Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank. D o it now !
ilE E P W A N T E D :
Do
ha ve w h a t i t takes to man-
age y o u r Ow n business? N o
act
t h e ir n et e a rn in g s f r o m .
, tra n sp o rU tio n . A lso N e w
th e b ugin ess am o u n ts to $400.00
w h e e l D riv e J E E P S P IC K -
o r m o re p e r y e a r
W e lo stated ± i r 7 ? ,“ *
WAGONS
" the, ° n Ly
ere
Defense is your job, too.
M ALE
Under Social Security
- -4*
i
nearby. W r ite T h e J. R. W a t-
3rd T h u rsd ay evening»
each mor.tn. Visttinp
m em bers cordially in­
v ite d to meet w ith us
Donald M a rtin , W .M .
B. P in k e rto n . Secretary
B ^ le h .»
^ t u r« ^ Ua m ^ Vg
powers
m U ard
at th e Bruce
oosttoaa.
are
P ortland, Oregon
P»0?«*1 wil1 t)e 2J*T° of the
business incom e T h is U x applied
J° the flrs *
°f,
‘nccme and w ill be filed as p a rt
2 Î th T a" nual
cording to V ernon A. W e lo , L a vtffd a n a i JL-P U R P O 6E
A dam s G ran g e social se c u rity m an ag e r.
______ « n n ,,» <
H a rry
E U on M edlf,r w lth th e fa rm ,n *
T h » fast creep!»w nand o f federal the sep a ra tio n .
S ^ i r i h e mistake in
“We bold these tru th s to be
tob. p h t l o ^ p h y
T t e d e v r i O F self-evident,
th a t a ll r e n
arc
Xn to h o m e .te « to ra there
E
:
SLk
« i ACON . . . C«ttW U
tfc¿t h a ls s í Cal Abram», h itliu j
4 U L are k r J . - s
C¿¿
t« i. 5 in th iir p ace ¿etung
u.v Nat*om.i l.- ajk..- tin* year,
r i a a v çra . e U pi-cJ bi¿ le-ig a cs
.l iu.k
»¿.s s a a p .t J re-
h ave ^ oVed
here fro m
Salem
E ffec tive
Jan u ary
1,
1951
agon on display a t W I L L I S
and are
are a a t t
hom e o
o f f M rs. those w ho ow n th e ir ow n bust- W
and
t lh y,e e home
¿ ¡ n r o R CO All-steel body over-
Adam 's m o th e r, M rs Grace Med- nesses e ith e r ks sole pro p rieto rs d rt- ^ p le n ty of c arry in g capacity
,e r
Adam a> w ill soon m ove or as partners are
t h l s ^ S
° X m
‘a a S
to M r o r o t e govern e n tltto th e m , a ¿ e c e n t r e s p e c t , ^ acre,
l o f o th e r k in d , of to th e o p t a t o M . * * ? ? %
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« U le maintaining Inde- «P»*™« «»“ < * « 7 ?houid. ^ î lar!
t t a ^ n
M rs.
entangled to a w im e , am ong th e P4^ 1 1 1 to a h o u se on the W a lt M ed ler
he practical th e
e arth ,
the separate
and place where Mr. A dam s w ill h e lp
to »n u n fo rtw ta ta
A w e™ »»
^ ^ t r o
.
c o m p a n y s e r v in g w e s te i n a g r ic u lt u r e
H O M E O F F IC E
cnqNn
ao
to m Z a r k M »
%
.
"W hen, in
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Phone A T 4331
a p p e a r, therefo re, th a t th e
lto rs
_h ? « L alL
S
fa rm e r should tak e m om ents o f escaping steam. W h y p ^ ^ d to re tu rn hom e the firs t
S t e s h a \ i n to see th e beans are on the table be
th e follow ln g w eek.
C U S TO M
S L A U G H T E R IN G
-
is no longer exem pt frm cover
T ^ u ^ b ^ m p l. f o r .../ - t h e "
-
* o n ..c h .l,
M eat cu ttin g , w rap p in g , sharp
D onald B ry a n t fro m
Seattle, age under the Federal Social Se-
freeze. B rin g them in a n y dav
W n ., is v is itin g friends ln R ufus c u rjty A ct
j | e m ay n o w earn
th a t th e agencies th a t m a y P W r e d for then
b u t Sun«lay. C 4 C Food Store,
d u rin g his vacation. W h ile h ere
same re tire m e n t and lnsur-
charged w ith a d m in istra tio n —
Grass V a lle y , Oregon.
2 ltfe
he
was
a
houseguest
o
f
M
r.
and
ance
rights
as
his
employees,
ac-
the land have the in fo rm a tio n to B E R E A D J U L Y I
m ired
•
1
S ta n d a rd In su ra n ce Co. i
»12 S. W . W a sh in irton
w ith foL ? he y??r
nice.
m inutes of the
m eetin g
Mr
M n i W illia m
O R r la n
tau g h t
and M rs W illia m O’Ô rien acted ü ie pre4M>hool child ren the last
aggteUnt gtewardg
w hen
W y c liffe R ice
T h e d iffe re n t com m ittees gave w en t to ¿ o rk - i n
R ufus p ^ .
It
4
;
h d w eavin g M rs. John M arth le -
firs t re P °rt of s<>< ial
had m ade Uttle lambs MX lncome w iH
rnade ln 1952
th a t w ith h ea t in d
pressure a
c o m in g Sunday fro m Spokane
bean can be softened and swell was M r and M rs
Andy E n g
_on Knur
TERM S
' W
P R O M P T S E R V IC E
n ry
*> "“
fu tu re U m e by
a n d 'm u s ta r d if re p o rt w as In terestin g .
tt w u n |<* there and a ll had < ° n foT
S h erm an
$ o u n J> h ‘8
u » i» ia tio n to e lim in a te p riv a te ■ o n *
<u
.
«
Hov
F in a l A ccount
as E x ec u to r of
o J in in itg »
of
how certain handy. T h e less heat the best
A fte r lh e close o f g ^ e th e a rle a s a n t day
isn/t« ar» to be utilised.**
beans Is th e ru le.
In b atch in g w om en se rv e d su p p er. M rs. H a r
B om : T o M r. and M rs. R o b e rt
U a^v ^uch
in tim a tio n w ould
<here used to be a can fu ll Iand M cD onaid
treated
every
t a « d r i v e i an o ld S « « r a d o n
» *» ™ « » » U m “ ' » “ • < « * one present to pop
_
B . rooks, m in is te r o f W asco
A , ! •
!..
ch of C h rist, J u n e 24 a t th e
rr
9
to Vloien- .n g e r ln o w d a y « one ln« ,n d one eaUng I t took tw o
M r „ p n io b e th K u yp e rs, w h o
Position as cook o r
X ^ T r r e e In o r throe d a y . to get them done
a ZtrZv’^ a t"h p r'h n m p in *rh e Dalles, a son. H e has been W A N T E D :
stroke at h e r home n named D ay|d
housekeeper, experienced, re
^ ? n rin iP w ith
control of land w lth e fire b u t tw ice a day,
R ufus last week ia im p ro v in g at
W
A
SCO
M
E
T
H
O
D
IS
T
ferences.
M ias D aisy Butler,
^ S e r
certota X u u o n . .
T h is run
ln th e w a te r
and the M ,C o lu m b ia
hospital
In
T h e re w ill be d iv in e w o rs h ip » phone 3233 o r w rite 118 w . 3d,
W t a A t o e produce o f th e lan d «hovel on th e coal type o f rook-
D alles, b u t It w ill be some
T h e Dalles, Oregon
34p
.
in ten sely Im p o rta n t
saves Um e; a n d w e 11 adm it tim e
sh e can be dism issed. at the Grass V a lle y M eth o d ist
r o X i t v T u « d tla e n s o f
to the
♦b.
m lm iM of the
th e n ation indK niihuac wi
thn
fond auoolv
land threatens tne
" 7*221
«w .
w
semblance of gey.
w ill be some
c o n tr o l— o r an a tte m p t
e rn m e n t c o n tro l— o r a n a w w *
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Y o u r In d iv id u a l n ee d » :
A T T R A C T I’. R
fc. .X77\
w o rk.
several poems.
A n d y E n g tierg
S aturday, the e n tire group, o f N O T IC E I F F I N A L A C C O U N T
a re p o rt on h is and M r o r|M<> c|ass
t0(tether w u h - N ( y n c E „ hereby glven lh a t
^ r f e r t ^ f o r Engbergs , attendance
a t -w e lh e lr parents had a picnic a t De-
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g s. p a i I k t w
d y . C o un ty C o u r to fth
± e S ta te o fO r e
sessio
n h«>d T h » e M ess S p rin
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P o r U a n T t ^ week
before.
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N O T IC E O F F I N A L H E A R IN G
N O T IC E , is h ereb y g iv en th a t
the undersigned has file d In the
C o u n ty C o u rt o f th e S tate o f
Oregon fo r S h erm an C o un ty his
F in a l Account as A d m in is tra to r
o f the E s U te o f M a ry E - K n o x ’
deceased| and th a t W ednesday,
Juiy n , 4i951, a t 10:00 A . M „ o f
said day, at the cou rt room in
th e cou rt house, in M oro, Sher-
m an County, Oregon, have been
fixe d b y the C o u rt as th e tim e
and place fo r h ea rin g o f objec-
tions to said F in a l A ccount and
fo r the settlem en t o f said estate.
F ra n k P. K n o x
A d m in is tra to r
T . L ester Johnson,
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in is tra to r 31-4c
Rufus News
sm all A tlee W ilso n ,
b ro w n C u rtis
N ea l
farm ers are
buying o a t th e ir
food a good food,
neighbors so fast and consolidât- * a
ing
farm s ao extensively th a t o w ü
w i l l stick to tne n o s
S e y do not have th e political
J^y
o r d riv in g cows o r even w r i t i n g
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e d lto rto lk T h e cooking o f I t U
pow er they once had.
resolutions e
a iw a n
m atters
Hu*
leada
to
an
rt * ‘1-
and ? lik e other
u X S
h i.
land
N O T IC E O F w x A i H R A i m m
1 K OF F I N A L H E A R IN G
► N otice is
hereby g iv en
th a t
Eugene H . Spencer, E x e c u to r o f
th e S E s ta te o f H o w a rd M . Spen-
cer. Deceased, has filed in the
C o un ty C o u rt
o f the S tate o f
Oregon fo r S h erm an C o un ty, his
F in a l Account, and
the C o u rt
has set th e 24th day o f J u ly ,
1951 in the office o f th e C o u n ty
C le rk o f S h erm an C ounty, Ofe-
gon, in th e
C o u n ty Courthouse
a t M oro, Oregon, a t 10:00 o’clock
ago stood up
and h I*
tro y the grazin g lan d * fo r the
cattle,
but
b u rn and
destroy
fence lines.
I t was nice and s till most of
last w eek,
good
hay h au lin g
w e a th e r up * u n til
S a tu rd a y a t
w h ich tim e the w in d came along
Mm. G eorge F ox
s tirrin g up a lo t o f d u s t
T h e f r u it m en
a t R u fu s are
W illia m H u ck ,
C u rtis N eal, s till
busy w ith th e ir
cherries,
A tlee W ilso n and G e o W Chy rch and
w h e a t fa rm e rs are m ak-
burned
the grass, a w a y
fro m
around th e R u fu s
grange h a ll
John j ^ y
riv # r
clear
and the C o m m u n ity church last n o w ,
as it w as last w eek, too.
Sunday m o rn in g . T h e grass w as
boys re p o rt I t is fin e fo r
so ra n k aro un d
the
buildings, sw lraining.
jt
a p lo
en n ,, B ib
ihle
d e d in R u fu s
it Was
was a tr
tra
for r Tires,
fires. T i n h e m e
le school en
ended
had to use e xtrem e caution so
evening.
Then
was a
th e fire d id n ’t get
a w a y fro m (.Iass of
pupllg enrolled. F ri-
them
A A t t noon,
n ig h t th e re w a s a program
them . .
noon, the
the w
w ives
ives o o f f
the w o rk in g m en fixed d in n e r
the < h ild re n had learn
fo r th e m a T t h e grange h all.
A r t w o rk
m gpU yed. M rs.
T h e R u fu s grange m et in re- F a
B rac k ett’s c la » had le ttte r
g u la r session
T h u rsd a y
nltfh t holders M rs c h e t Coats’ class
r
34-7c
a. m., as th e tim e and
fo r
the settlem ent o f said accounting
and fo r
h ea rin g
objections to
the same, if any.
EU G EN E H. SPENCER
E xecu to r
j
TraCy B arto n
T h e Daf leg> Oregon
A tto rn e y for the E state
32-6c
No. 11«
*T h at’s Mabel,” Sandy explained
aa she moved away. “Sometime«
they drink that trough dry, and
she’« learned how to fill i t again.
But she doesn't know har own
strength—tnrns the place Into a
swamp If we don’t watch h e r *
*U. S. Savings Bonds
are Defense Bonds
Buy them regularly! ,
From where I alt, Mabel Isn't
the only one who sometimes doesn’t
know where to stop. F o r instance,
people often carry personal opin­
ions too f a r —-like the person who
wants everyone to accept h it
choice o f political parties, or ball­
players . . . or beverages. I prefer
a glass o f beef w ith m y meals. I
know th a t a lo t of other people
p re fe r m ilk. B u t nobody ought
to In s is t on " h e r d in g ” e th e rs
around to his way of thinking.
C opyrifH t9 S l, U nitedS ttíe t írju e en Foundation
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The U . B. O ovem m etU A xn n otpayforM iiadvertM n t.
Tke T r w u r y Deportment thanJu, for tìteir potriode
donation, the A deertiting Coaneii and
Sherman County Journal
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