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mon. W hether th a t was th e econ-
« v ie thing to b o r no* la now
w ater under the bridge.
Fish
ladders and o th er methods of
getting salmon up riv e r to spawn
are mere excuses that
barely
camouflage the disregard dan;
builders have fo r fish.
Industrial development may
foUow
the darn; it may not-
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ted far Lmg distances and Bonne
ville « « n s
to have plenty of
places for it.
Industrialisation
o f the area around the dams
at T h e Dalle?» and John Day de-
pends on
other
factors than
Availability of power. Transporta
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 17. 1951
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BOND SALK
The United States govemmeni
is going to start a bond sale on
I^ b o r day, September 3.
Reason given Is that the nation
needs more money w ith which to
pay for the armament we are
building for ourselyes and for
the European nations we .hope
w ill help us fight communism.
Opposition to the sale of bonds
has been strong because of the
waste the administration permits
to go on in nearly all govern
mental functions. The discontent
is proper. It is unfortunate that
withholding money from
liond
ill n
not
restrict tlie
p purchases
u rc n ases w m
ot
government from
spending and
and
government
from k e spending
ta s te , nor even
e p ^ govern-
K B K T IT E M S
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of
» IS O ^ r
Adams Paint Store
fa rm . if the
Third A U alo a
The Dalles
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Mrs. M e rril Bather and infan t recovering nicely from
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son o f Corvallis arrived Moodae
a t the Kenneth Sather home
where they were guests fo r sev-
ral -days. T h ey w ill jo in M r. Sa
ther in th e near future where
his in connected w ith the govern
ment's certified seed testing pro
gram a t Madras.
his re-
P^«®» of
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acres w ere counted as farms om y
i f the value of agricultural pro-
ducts sold amounted to $150 o r
»’. ’a / d
. dam » any other
Diace M the Columbia river. The
? X n » m u » be mollified alao
in a w
however, that this
movie. The
i , going lo have ch^ ® ‘
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traditional
here and d am good entertain*
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D A L L E S . OREGON
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. . . lei us remember the price that we have paid. And
burn into our heorts1 this lesson* Peace is for the rfronQ*
Let us stay strong and grow stronger — so that those
who died for us in Korea shall not have died in vain. So
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that futpre would-be aggressors can count the cost of crime
in advance— and be afraid to act. So that Peace, with
G od’s blessing, may grow and flourish for America and
for all the world.
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yhorc is o 10b for P gqcg thot you con do. It s this» Back up
our defense forces, and help keep America economically
strong, by buying United States Defense Bonds. Buy them
regularly “ through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work
or the Bond-A-Month Plan where you Bank. Start todayl
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There's FREEDOM for the brave
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on the IM and
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cordially in-
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The man oeen
l>een iwutvu
hauled
from over
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Tygh.
and
With
dozens
of horses
Then see the W tllys Station
who kept his $75 can now pur
chase $42.50 W orth on the same to eat at the wheat stacks, B Wagon on display at . W IL L IS
basis. The chances are, however, was late summer and tim e to M OTOR CO. All-steel body, over
drive, plenty of carrying capacity
that the man who didn’t Invest haul wheat.
Sometimes it was loaded at means safety, economy and prac
his money has spent it long ago
50, 75. or 100 sacks, de- tical transportation. Also N ew
There isn’t
isn t going to
vo be
uv any night,
nigni, ^v.
« « u t x u m x U M B B a ^ 'J ! » »
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Four Wheel D rive JEEJPS, P IC K
tn out It on a businessHiasts. one an<J (he oondlUOlV n n t r r . mprm* UPS and S T A T IO N W AGONS.
of ^ ^ n t .
of backing the Four,
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herse». th,
six or ---- eight horses,
the Contact W IL L IS M OTOR for W ll
dollar, of w arning to communism stout, strong- and steady ones. lyaOverland Sales, Service, Parts
that the people o K h is natipn be Day started early so as to beat and Accessories. W est Columbia
lieve In arm ing against possible other haulers to the warehouse R iver Highway, The Dalles, O r *
for there were long walls and gon.
23-tfc.
aggressors.
every hour lost had to be taken
from sleeping tim e for the d a f H E L P W A N T E D : W e offer an
opportunity to establish your-
was planned to use all there Was.
T H E D A LLK H D A M
Maybe there was two or three > self in a permanent, dignified
There is going to I * a dam trips a day and more often onl>
business. Excellent profit. W e
across the Columbia river near one
w ill finance you. Give full par
And 25 miles a (lay
The Dalles. It may be some years more than enough for a long sea
ticulars about yourself first let
before It Is built although L It does . »on The roads were dusty and
ter. W rite The J. R. W atkins
appear that it w ill he the next
from the wheels « ( Iron
Co., 137 Dexter Ave., Seattle,
major dam on that rjver. A tte r
w agons and the hills steep
9, Washington
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that Is done the next dam w ill
« « .„.eatin g horses.
tie the John I>ay dam although T h ^|e wag
tim e
for thought
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that project Is not expected soon
Hour trip and
Meets every second and
The upriver w ill get some devel £
( ig a ,uxury there is little
fourth Thursday to each
opment first if present plans are tnougn
month; vtaittag members
tim e for in this mechanical age
followed.
invited. Moro, Omyoo.
Maybe man did so much thjpk-
The engineers asked for money ing and planning and inventing
Gwen Roes, W . M .
from congress for The Dalles darn at such times th at he beat him
Naomi Van Glider, Secretary
and the house of representatives, self out of tim e for further in
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economy minded, cut it out of
Meets 1st and 3rd
venting.
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the appropriations.» The senate,
Those olden days, forgotten o> Tuesdays to I.O.OJF.
largely due to Senator Guy Cor many, never heard of nty moat, ball. Transient and
don. has reinstated enough of
rtatttog brothers are
days of
the money to make a start pom * were
n w d . harder men. Good old day». cordially invited to
ble on the <|f»m
N o different fro m thme In en- meet with us.
Frfwn here, it looks as if the
Earl Gentry. N. G.
riv e r should be developed from
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»huddereJ
Leo Watkins, Secretary
the mouth up. Navigation cannot be the oJd d a y ^ to
n
be effective any other
and a t tw
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navigation to.to be a p m j of r te tee
^ H J L o h
and con
M^fts 2nd and 4th
developmnt.
Connections ^wlth
working well was as well
other dams are already being
happiness is
made and The Dalles dam could off «ben as now, w
n
hl
onto the circuit more not
something
eng» nderea uy
£ X
tfa n ™ n y other. I t
button P ^ 11* " " * rn ‘ ‘X t rW- Gladys Morrison,
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the logical dam to build because ing, or noises from an unwt
v Helen M artin , Sec.
industrial use of the electricity bos.
w ill probably be on the lower
The state fair to going to have
M e t ili » . A A *
tta r to t ro c « , p « t ly “
ment and partly to advertise a
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W ell Drilling Contractor
k,
w orth on a 1941 basis
"TLm at do T h e more
0 .1 1 « w iu un-
damage to
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0OR1N WILBURN
The Rev. and Mrs. M elvin
Keeler and four children of Tuie
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California _______
arrived
Thursday for a visit at the home
and Mrs. Paul
Paul Bayles.
o f Rev. and
Bayles.
Th e Rev. Keeler conduced the
Sunday m orning service at the
tion is satisfactory. Money to at Kent Christian
church fo r the
tract factories should be on hand Rev. Bayles, who has been ilL
The w ill to develop is not appar
Th e Rev. and Mira. Don Todd
ent and unless the residents of and two children who are V ill
this area w ant to get factories age Missionaries at Terrebonne
and
plan
industrialization the were overnight guests at the
power w ill go elsewhere.
home of Rev. and Mr« Paul Bay
les.
LAOS or «
ftev. and Mrs. Paul Bayles and
C IV IIA K A T IO X IS TOUGH
in. d au g h ter Sharon
left Monday
Robert Ruark
Is hunting
for a a iw
two
at the
Africa, as
as his
nm readers weH readers
u w weeks
« x m
» stay
w j
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Africa,
know. mr
was s h e s e a
He chases the big game w ith sa- church conference which w ill be
fari arMj local hunters and does .held at Cannon Beach. Rev. Bay-
tbem ¡n Wjth the implements of les w ill address the group during
civilization, which, as far as the
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firs
concerned
do
that
hunting is
M r and Mrs. W . C. H elyer of
w h ich - Bowie claimed for his
T h e Dalles > were guests Son U. ft. FA R R » FEWER
knife— make a little man or ani
day at the home of th eir son and
Oregon, sim ilar to most other
mal the equal of a large one
.» „ ¡.« h ter in law
M r. and Mrs states, had few er farms in 1930
MX Ruark, having tasted the
ancient delights o f living in the D u rw " ,L
than it did in 1945 when the last
Emma Davis of Portland agricultural census was taken.
rough likes it although being
has been making an extended , The 1950 agricultural census
nightly tasted by mosquitoes is
visit at the home of her son and
farms, a drop of
a bit discouraging. Now, If M r. daughter in law, M r. and M r s reports 59,802
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5.3 percent
since _ _ 1945
when
Ruark can tell us why he likes it
. he w ill Kave
v 1, w t i ^ n n w 125 farms were repotted. Part of
have settled an age oio
old
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having
Fbchanj and Kelly W ilso n *m o the
however, is accounted
question; w hy does n^an having
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2 ^ money house«.
carpet., automatic
heat.
W11« n and
houses. carpets,
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it wants. Yet. that is so.
piprtric gadgets and automobiles
c ...
T h e Dalles
A government u. able to ge,
hills so frequently
were
Sunday
dinner
guests
and
money anytime. I t borrow» from
QVer a smoky campfire. « « re
X ,h
Dr. E. Noel Smith and children
the banks and the banks then
on
ground and w aik
Ann and Robert and Mrs. Nels
issue currency' w h k h puts more over gUep hUls?
W elinder of The Dalles
were
money into circulation which in
Probabiy the reason m^n has
Monday dinner guests at the
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invented a(l the«e aid» Io com
sale of bonds w ill, lower tne fo ri
been that |t waH tTT<M>iki home of M r. and Mrs. Lester
amount o f money on hand ano
for go
of his kind to Wilsqn.
M r and Mrs Jay M cK ay and
a rt as a brake on Inflation
on
earlh a l aU w ithout
fam ily. M r and Mrs Harley Me
A successful bond sale should
hlnery I f we an tried to live
be a m ean, of giving notice to . ^
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tbere would be a scai- Kay and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
H a rry Howell. M t and Mrs. Allan
such enemies as t- are watching
them if we all chased toe
Bekkedahl and fam ily, and M r.
that the people of this nation are
> fo|>
meat üw re
and Mrs. J. J. Decker and fam
determined to arm themselves ___
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d deer.
eer
not be enough
Having
against possibility of aggression houses to replace caves and beel ily motored to Prineville Sunday
Bonds bought ten years ago a rt to substitute for deer and grain to attend the rodeo.»
M iss-- Marian
Buchanan and
worth about 56 percent of the to take the place of too scarce
Mrs. Etta Buchanan were driven
price paid Inflation has caused berries Is necessary If we are io
home from Portland
Saturday
that. Money kept in the bank
live at all.
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by Mrs. Buchanan’s son, Clyde.
has the 1 same deflated value.
W e have taken up w ith all Miss
Buchanan
is improving
Those who sell products that these things not so much because
slowly from an operation which
have risen In. value have enjoyed they are better but because we
was performed several Weeks ago
some of the fru its of that in fla had to. Meybe the pastoral
t at St. Vincent’s hospital In Port-
tion.
the best after all.
Hand.
In this country there is lots oi
M r. and Mrs. Jack McKay of
money, money fo r y ^ iyh thei e
NO
VACATION»
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U no immediate use >fhe quanti
Rattle of brake-blocks in the
ty of i t depends to some extent
early
morning . . . team w i t h
on the federal government. I f a
cold shoulders and needing an
part Of that money Is put Into
easy start . . . dust settling over
bonds it w ill be in a safe place
the sack piles . . . stubble bright W A N T E D . Man w ith car.
and can be used later for land
you like to increase youj
purchl^e. home building or other yellow In the f t a l ^ »un^
Inve»unenu w hich are not now Ya-hup. Tom. And th e 'o n g _ tr.p
come $20 to 125 weekly '
of a wheat hauling day began
spare time selling Rawleigh
available. For ten years there has
This ttme of year, now used
ProducU
in C ity of Moro?
been in fla tio n . and it may con
for cool and clean vacations along
W
rite
Rawleigh’s
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tinue o r there may lie a reverse
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of that trend
so that Invested the coast or at inland lakes was
once
wheat
hauling
time.
When
money, increased in value Instead
the grain had been headed, hau. CUSTOM S L A U G H T E R IN G
of decreased.
Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp
ed to stacks and the th rT*^*.r "
Even so: A man who bougiA
freeze. Bring them to any dav
man had come around w ith his
a $100 bond In
1941 now can
but Sunday. C A C Food Store,
crew of 20 or so, hungry for the
cash it for that amount. I t cost
Oregon.
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»56 potatoes
for the wuod
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Donald Martin, W.M.
B. Pinkerton, Secretary
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