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PAGE 1 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1952 1952 at the hour of 11 o’clock HEATOMISER accordance with the Laws of the aT m. of said day and the court the Christmas party. We are FOR ‘SALE: State of Oregon. Bids received Takes the waste heat from ib e r n i an County In u m a i still working on our head scarfs. aftei’ the .time fixed for opening room of said court gi the court Mavis Miller anti Sherrie Era the stove pipe and distributes the same will not be considered. house in Moro in Sherman Pabllnhcd Every Friday at it through out the house. ser are helping us. Moro, Oregon Ranch & Home Store, Moro, Plans and specifications will County, Oregon, as the time and available from the office of place for hearing all objections Oregon. 5° he Editor B U SY B A K E R S M E E T Giles L. French -------- the architects. No deposit is re to said report and the settle By Kay McKay FOR SALE: Tamarack fence quired on the plans, but they ment thereof. ■ktU rad »» «•■coiul elan «9 The Busy Bakers club held pbatofnea a t M oro. 0«*Kon Un4" r A posts 6 ft. 25c & 6Vfc ft. 27c; must be returned on or before Mary J. Baker Its short meeting at one o’clock ,r Conrraas of Marek S, !*?*■_________ good gravel road. See or the time of bidding. Contractor-, Executrix at Helen Koepke’s home. Aftei* Write Homer Davis, lx>ne- failing to return his plans will OFFICIAL COUNTY papkk Carlton L. Pepper we adjourned we went to th« rock, Oregon. 6-9° be disqualified from bidding. Attorney for Executrix 4-7c E. C. Smith store where we •The owner reserves the right N 1 W S P A P I« had our food sale. The sal« WANTED: Man with car ta to accept or reject any or all service 800 family Watkin$ hRls and waive informalities and P U B L IS H ! R$ brought us $24.75. The next meeting will be Route. Above average earn all claims. No bidder may with association held at Betty Reck man’s home ings for right man. If you draw his bid after the hour set JGüÀCUj have car and good local re« for opening thereof unless the January 10 at 2:00 o’clock. ferences, write for informa awarding of the contract is de CARD OF THANKS tion to The J. R. Whtkins Co., layed exceeding thirty (301 days. I wish to thank the many 137 Dexter Ave., Seattle 9, Dated the 1st day of Decern- friends who remembered me Washington. 6-1 lq her, 1952 with flowers and cards during Clara E. Houston, Clerk Funeral Advisors and directors my stay at the hospital. LEGAL NOTICES School District No. 17 LEONARD R. SMITH Clarence Mersingei* INVITATION TO BID Sherman County SUBSCRIPTION RATHS Sealed bids will he received 5-6c Moro, Oregon Phone The Dalles 3135 12.00 ONB YBAR ____ by Mrs. Clara E. Houston, DEMONSTRATES CH A N N EL W IN G PLANE . . . W. R. Custer, presi Clerk, School District No. 17, N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S Eureka Ixxige Wo. 121 AA1'. JfcA.** dent of Custer Channel Wing Corp., Hagerstown, Md., stands beside his DECEMBER 12, 1951 Sherman County, Oregon, at the All persons having claims Meets ou the lot and invention, a channel wing plane which was demonstrated in Pittsburgh. FOR SALE: Cedar Posts 30e School Building In Moro, Ore against the Estate of MUry E. 3rd Thursday evenings Custer says his plane can take off In a few feet, rise vertically, hover la gon, until 8:00 o’clock P. M. per. Amos R. Robinson, Wenv each monih. Visiting ROCK (R U SH ER the air, land vertically and attain speed of coventlonal aircraft. He claims Roos, deceased, are hereby noti (Pacific Standard Time), on Fri members cordially in me, Oregon. 4-6p that Jet planes with the wing w ill be able to take off from a battleship fied to present them, with the day, December 19, 1952, for the It has seemed to many citi vited to meet with ux WANTED: Man with car to call construction of a High School proper vouchers and duly vari- Clyde Gillmor, W. M. zens of Sherman county that WHEAT LEAGUE <fied, to the undersigned, the Those who have l>een making on farmers in Sherman coun Building for School District H. D. l’lnkerton, Secretary the county was getting a great deal of money tied up In mach remarks about the avarice of ty. $15 to $20 a day. No ex No. 17, Sherman County, Ore duly appointed, qualified and Bethlehem Chapter No. 78. O.E.S inery for road construction, was ♦he wheat grower will find it perience or capital required. gon, and will then and there he acting executor of the estate of t . Meets every second anu fourth Thursday In each sending a lot of money for ma time to apologize when he reads Clarence Mersinger returned Write McNess Co. Dept. B, opened anfl publicly read aloud. Mary E. Roos, deceased, at • "2 * . month; visiting members chinery and repair and obtain of the action taken by the jjprne Monday from a Btay at 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 7, Each hid shall be In accordance Moro, Oregon, within six months "y invited. Moro. Oregon with plans and specifications from the date of the first pub ing very few good roads there wheat growers at theli annual a hoepjtal In The Dalles where Calif. prepared by Annand, Boone & lication of this notice, to-wit: he underwent an operation on Bonnie May, W. M. from. meeting last week. The wheat men asked for a his stomach. He is getting along CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — Lei, Architects and Engineers, November 28, 1952. Gwen Ross, Secretary________ It has long been a county Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp 1530 S. W. Taylor Street, Port William Roos policy to spread a little gravel farm program that would per very well. freeze. C & C Food Store, The Moro postoffice will re land 5, Oregon, and shall be ac mit them to take less for wheat Executor Moro IxMlijc No. 113 l.O.OJF over a dirt road, usually with Meets 1st and 3rd companied by a certified check, Grass Valley, Oregon. 47tfn. exported and thus relieve the main open on the two Saturday T. Lester Johnson out sufficient grading before Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. 4-7c hall. hand. Because of the small government from millions of dol afternoons before Christmas to NEED AN ALLPURPOSE CAR? cashier’s check or satisfactory Attorney for Executor Transient aqjl Then see the Willys* Station hid bond issued by a surety amount of rainfall and the fact lars in payments. This happen- make it easier for patrons to visiting brothers are NOTICE OF HEARING company licensed to do business mail packages. hauling etl in a country where almost Wagon on display at WILLIS that nearly all heavy cordially invited comes In dry weather it had 9 90 percent of the wheat is ex Clyde Gillmor drove a truck MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over in the State of Oregon; and ON FIN A L REPORT Floyd Lane, N. G. to Salem Monday and returned drive, plenty of carrying capacity made out to the order of School Notice is given that Mary J. been possible to make and retain ported. Leo Watkins, Secretary means safety, economy and prac District No. 17, Sherman Coun Baker, executrix of the Last so called gravel roads by thW The wheat grower again pro with another one Tuesday. claimed his Independence: He ty, Oregon, in an amount equal Mrs Alfred Solomon leaves Will and Testament of Roy J. tical transportation. Also New cheap method. There are many wanted less interference with Moro today (Friday, for Berke Four Wheel Drive JEEPS, PICK to 5% of the hid. Each bid shall Baker, deceased, has filed with Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. l i e who advocate Its continuance. 2nd and 4th management of his farm; he California, after a two UPS and STATION WAGONS. have attached thereto a list of the clerk of the County Court Meets The purchase of a rock crusher, wanted a fair price for the ley, Tuesdays of each subcontractors the bidder pro week visit at the home of her Visiting especially one that will make wheat sold domestically (and in son, the Rev. Alfred W. Solomon Contact WILLIS MOTOR for Wll- poses to use, and any bid not of Sherman County, Oregon, her month. final report and account of her members welcome lys-Overlana Sales, Service, Parts base rock (2Vi inch) as a goodly a market in which he must and Accessories. West Columbia having this attached list will he administration of said estate Josephine Gentry part of its product, seems to compete to pay the prices ask and his wife. Mrs. Edna Melzer was here River Highway, The Dalles, Ore disqualified from bidding. AU and said court has fixed Satur N.G. indicate a change in policy. It ed); and he was willing to sell She gon. 23-tfc. bidders must he pre-quallfled in day, the 27th day of December Helen Martin, Sec. may not be deliberate change. the remainder at the world Sunday from The Dalles. has resigned her position as There are many who would market—and take the Joss. Ixxik keeper at the Optimist and like to see the county make in a nation where coal dig some oiled roads. Surely no oil gers are being subsidized by is moving to Portland to ha ing would lie done except on a huge exports to Italy and Jap with her daughter, Mrs Harold road that had a deep enough an; where shijiowners are get Murphy. She expects to live In • base to assure permanence, ting subsidies, where tariffs are Portland permanently. Otherwise the expensive oiling aiding many Industries, it is "l)r. Morgan Odell, president would be lost. time that critics of farm atti of Lewis & Clark college, was 20 percent off here last Sunday to deliver the It has seemed to many that tudes change their cry. the county could get more for Probably it has pained tha sermon installing Rev. Alfred Beautiful Christm as Gifts - C ostum e Jewelry its money by contracting than farmer as much to take govern Solomon as pastor of the local H ose - H andkerchiefs - Everything in ladies* by ownership of equipment. ment aid more than any other church. He was entertained lat That policy has never been adop economic group. He never <iiu er at the Dewey Thompson A pparel - Christmas Shop H ere ted except In hiring crusher like the theory that he should home. Rev. and Mrs. John Phil men to come In and crush great get his feet in the trough along lips of Fairview and Dr. Shoe R A N C H & H O M E ST O R E quantities of rock In one place. with the others. He would have maker of Portland, also attend MORO, OREGON Perhaps these are not the best preferred to eliminate t h e ed the services here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fraser times for contracting road work trough. because there is demand for Everyone who eats three times have returned from their trip contractors on longer Jobs than a day should realize that a to California where they spent this county’s road money would prosperous and productive agri , a few days after attending the 2/rW ba&bcu'/ifiQnb provide. culture is what makes continu funeral of Dr I’enland, owner At any rate the county has ed eating possible. That should of the ranch Paul farms. je t a n d a M o f 4953 There are, says the philosopher, many bought until It has nearly every lx* poaalDte without extensive JOLLY STITCHERS MEET subsidization. thing needed for a complete road By Connie Axtell Do your Christmas shopping the easy, eco« building, except oiling. Whether reasons tor drinking and any one is The meeting was called ta or. It Is the beat policy or not can RESEARCH IN PORTLAND nomical way. Take advantage o f special, der by Vice President l«ann^ only lx? told by trial. Ix-'t us W heat research now underway Jean Paulson. Secretary Ronda enough. O ne o f said reasons, surely, is money-saving Christmas gift rates —and let try It out, see if we have the manpower to o|x*rate the machin at the Western itegioi^ul Re Fraser read the minutes of the us take care of all the time-consuming o:der- Laboratory, Aloany, ta i., 'ast meeting. Then we had a 4-H ery, the use for It enough weeks search fellowship, the friendliness of ju st get« by song leader« per year, the management to is expected to be euceessiul m Rong an,t yell led and ing details. helper Uon- make efficient use of It. It will showing why some wheat vari Sharon Belshe drew names for take a few years to determine eties make go»xl cookie, others nie Axtell. We ting together, and that we see most 1ST Cl FT *6.00 make good cukes or pie crust these things. and Mid otliers make good EACH ADDITIONAL GIFT *4.50 In the meantime everyone may by the Western Wheat Quality hope that we will get good roads bread. 1 his was tlie report of Morris Laboratory at Pullman, which at less cost than by other meth 1ST GIFT *6.75 2ND GIFT *5.00 od!, and may support the ven U ilson, Mayville, vice-presment provides a testing service for ture until It Is proven unworthy. of the Oregon W heat Growers plant breeder« of Oregon and EACH ADDITIONAL GIFT ’4.50 League, upon his return from other Western states. eonierence at the Albany labor “It Is very significant . said Phone or mail your order today —for Wilson, "that this - comprehen atory. gift. of all magazine«—to: INDIANS AND ( ’FX’ILO 1 he discovery that makes tills sive research program has been At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon possible, he explained, is m at made possible primarily because We have done a better Job nt interaction ol water soluahle pro Oregon had a Wheat Commis- making the Indians like our SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL selves than we had thought. teins, such as albumen and outer slon to spend enough time and substances in the flour, account thought to get the whole thing This week the first of the In organized. Through the coopera dian tribes involved signed wai for baking differences. vers of treaty rights on fishing Albany researchers hive also tion of 09C and the U. S. Depart at Olllo Falls. They took the come up with tests that indicate ment of Agriculture, the Wheat cash with hardly a word about milling characteristics of various commission has focused atten the word of the great white fath wheat varieties, a development tion upon the problems of Ore- A large er, his treaties, or his encroach that is expected to greatly Inter con wheat growers. est the Oregon producer. number of leading scientists are ments. By using these tests scien now getting the Information It wouldn’t have done much gotxl anyway for the 7600 In tists can determ ine the milling that we need." dians who claim an Interest In ami baking properties of new; A-> early as 1940, scientists nt the preservation of Celllo Falls wheal hybrids in the early gen the Albany laboratory encteav- could hardly expect to keep tho erations and thus save m any ored to determine the chemical fulls when four million whites years lor the plant breeder id nature of wheat gluten In an attempt to devise new industri In Oregon and Washington developing new varieties. wanted to flood them out with Development of the test came al uses. By 1946 this research a huge dam. The 1078 Warm about through the discovery had come to a stand-still and Springs Indians will get rough ttgut two charmterlgUcs were officials of the laboratory had ly $4000 apiece from the settle present In wheat varleltlea with questioned whether further ef- ment, not very much at threo pcxir milling qualities; high frrts would be of pdactldil percent, hut perhaps larger that! crude fat content and certain value. the average obtained from fish vegetable gums that stein to lx* But chemical research on associated within the cell walls wheat was given new emphasis ing The Indian doesn’t live on of the kernel. The new’ test sim and a new direction by a visit of fish anymore. He eats like his ply determine the quantity of representatives of the Wheat white neighbors, works and these two elements in a given commission in Novemiie.r 1947. raises crops. As citizens they rat»' \ariety. Thicker cell walls in El who requested the laboratory with agy of the other residents gin wheat were also found to to expand Its efforts to deter mine the chemical causes of of the state. lx* • disads a nt age in milling We are not going to try The basic research at Albany differences in milling and bak and Judge Ute equity of the set and Peoria is Ixdng used (Lilly ing behavior. tlement. That has been decided to the satisfaction of both the • • Indians and the government. We do want to say, however, that ô It seem« odd that the Indians made no plea for opportunity to continue their old way of life, For a handful of cash they gave • • • • up the right to catch salmon • • «LlTZ WfINhARP COMPANY which tlg\v cherished years !*•- K * ia u r u r i s« i fore Lewis and Clark saw them PORriANp, OftffrON b st It 150 years ago. Taking cash for a natural her itage Is not an Indian trait; It la a white man's. < * » • Want Ads Moro Personals Toys Toys Toys Pre-Holiday S A L E o f Lovely Dresses starts Dec. 8 Tree Lights other gifts for mother & father GAY SHOP Beefo’s Beefo’s often. BEEFO’S Beefo’s Beefo’ BUTZ WEIN HARD FORME! • ( i l ¿ i r i â h iiit ( b r r r f in ii * > • nub • : y e w L f lr u r (tu rb a i BAUMGARTNER'S G..„ v.«„ i Î V A V .S V .W A S ' .S S ' .S ' .S S ' A V .S ' .’. ' s S S S ' . ' A V i V . V . W / A J • •
