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PAGE S SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL, Molto, OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2«, 1932 ty. $15 to $20 a day. No ex WANTED: Man with car to Joes have brought us» poor gov YOUR HISTORY SCRAPBOOK expenses were paid there was a Are siren. The volunteer fire- service 800 family Watkins perience or capital required. ernment more often than good. profit of $3 io. They said this men turned out in force only to Route. Alxjve average earn Write McNess^Co. Dept. B, We are, in fac© hopefully await lt.v D r. H an E C la rk profeMMM* was tiie biggest crowd in atten- discover it to lx? a false alarm, ings for right man. If you Published E ve ry F rid a y at 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 7, ing the date when we can be E m é r it a * o f H la to ry , U u n iv e r- dance- for several years. Gifts Mrs Donna Vaughan and dau- •have car and good local re M oro, Oregon rid ot a good old Joe. Calif. s ily o f O reg on . collected for the Metho- «hter Lily left Friday for Port- were ferences, write for informa Perhap» a- long a. vot^ con G iles L . F r e n c h ............... E d ito r dist’s old peoples home in Sal- land to spend the holidays. tion to The J. R. Whtkins Co., CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — tinue uncritical of the anilities No. 1 Q iiefttion: W H A T W A S em. Mrs. George Harris and 137 Dexter Ave., Seattle 9, Entered a * «econd ela»s m attar at the ° politic d candidate the pi« ent t ill ORIGIN « » I I HL N ( M E Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp Pontóffica a t Moro. Oregon, under Act Mrs. Harry Van Gilder served Washington. 6-1 lq OBBOOVT freeze. C & C Food Store, condition will continue. Voters if Congre A of M arch 8. 187»._______ refreshments at the close of The first known use of tho Grass Valley, Oregon. 47tfn like a man with the oemmon O F F IC IA . CO UNTY PAPER the meeting. LEGAL NOTICES touch and are Inclined to vote name Oregon, with a different Mrs. Sam Brock was hostess NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING NEED AN ALLPURPOSE CAR? sjx’Iling. was in a petition pre for him whether he has any Notice is hereby given that Then see the Willys Station other qualities or not. They like sented to the British government to the nillcum club Thursday, Wagon on display at WILLIS the undersigned has filed in the surface abilities, the pleas in 17G5 by .Major Robert Rogers, December 18 at her home. Mem- MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over the County Court of the State ing antics of the clown. A clown who will lx? recognize«i as tho hers present were Mrs. Norma Nlsbet, Funeral Advisors and directors drive, plenty of carrying capacity of Oregon for Sherman County needs not Ix? critical, nor con leading character in Kenneth Everett, Mrs. W. A. structive, nor even to make Roberts' novel NORTHWEST Mrs. Anna bee, Mrs. Lee Deh- means safety, economy and prac her Final Report and Account LEONARD R. SMITH new spaper sense. All he needs to lx? is PASSAGE. Rogers was a colo ler, Mrs. L L. Funk, Mrs. Geo. tical transportation. Also New as Administratrix of the estate nial military officer who sought Harris, Mrs. Art Smth, Mrs. Phone pleasing— and perhaps funny. Four Wheel Drive JEEPS, PICK of Kenneth W. Blau, deceased, T he Dalles 3135 PUBLISHERS Some words of Henry Vandyke permission to lead an exjx?di- Harry Van Gilder, Mrs. James UPS and STATION WAGONS. and that Saturday, January 17, A S S O C IA T IO N come to mind to the effect that tion westward from the Mississ Maddox, Mrs. Trace Fields, and Contact WILLIS MOTOR for Wil- 1953, at ten o’clock A. M. of such a man or idea was neither ippi to the river “called by the one guest, Mrs. Paul Patrick. E u re k a 1 xxige N o . 121 A.» . 4 A . H lys-Overlana Sales, Service, Parts said day, at the County Court Meets on the 1st and and Accessories. West Columbia house, at Moro, Oregon, has good, nor bad, but merely pop Indians Ouragon”. In 1772 ho High score was won by Mrs. Ev 3rd Thursday evening« been fixed hy the Court as the ular. The clown is merely popu presented another ‘ ix?tition irf erett and low by Mrs. Ix?e. The S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S each month. Visiting River Highway, The Dalles. Ore time and place for hearing of which the spelling “Ourigan” next heeting Jan. 15 will Ixs lar. gon. 23-tfc. members cordially in OSE TEAR 12.00 objections to said Final Report We need to elect men who was used. Associated with Major at Mrs. Funk’s home, the 25th vited to meet with us stand for something. We need Rogers was Jonathan Carver, anniversary of the club. Mrs. FOR SALE; Tamarack fence and Account and the settle C ly d e G illn io r, W. M. IH < I M B I It 20, 1932 candidates who boldly stand who in 1778 published a book Sam Brock Is the only remain I I . D. I ’ in k e iio n , S e c re ta ry posts 6 ft. 25c & 6Mt ft. 27c; ment of said estate. Margaret Blau on public affair? and where of travels in which he referred ing charter member. good gravel road. See or H e th le h e u i Chapter No. '.8. O .E .S The Thursday bridge club Geo. G. Updegraff, 7-10c there are two such candidates to the “Oregon or River of the Write Homer Davis, Lone CALEN l>AKH Meets every second ano Attorney for Administratrix the voters may make their West”. This was the first ap- met with Mrs. A1 Dormaier, rock, Oregon. 6-9c fourth Thursday in each This is a time of year of tak choice. That is the way deci pearance of the name in print. December 18 for its regular month; visiting members ing down and putting up calen sions should be made in a dein- Where Rogers got the name is meeting and Christmas gift ex Invited. Moro, Oregon dars and of noting the pretty ocracy. When candidates arq uncertain, hut it probably wan change. Memix?rs present werq Bonnie May, W. M. Mesdames David Richelderfer, hum used by the Indians of the up pictures thereon. Telling the chosen on ixjpularity, on Gwen Ross, Secretary_______ There Pete Macnab, Dewey Thomas, time carries a heavy burden hie foreix;ars, on the common per Mississippi region. of advertising these days and touch, they are not chosen be have been several ingenious con- Roix?rt Bish, John Foss, and M oro Lodge No. 113 1.O.O.P tiie greatest jectures that the name was de guests were Mrs. Elton Medler Meets 1st and 3rd it seems odd that so useful cause they have Spanish Mrs. Harry Adams 'and Mrs. Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. thing as a calendar should bo ability to perform the duties rived from various words, but none of these sug George Macnab. Prizes went to hall. Transient and so ornate. We remember, buck of their oil ice best. 20 percent off In the depression, that the giv it may be assumed that as gestions has any supjmrt. The Mrs. Pete Macnab high, Mrs. visiting brothers are Beautiful Christmas Gifts - Costume Jewelry ing of calendars was in abeyance our democracy achieves ago name Oregon was not applied Thomas second high and Mts. cordially Invited The next F lo y d L a n e , N . G. and we printed a calendar for there will be more critical to the river after it was named Bish consolation. Hose - Handkerchiefs - Everything in I adies’ Leo Watkins, Secretary each month as it came along. judgment of candidates and the the Columbia by Robert Gray meeting will lie January 15 at Apparel - Christmas Shop Here Plain, they were, although they eventual elimination from office in 1792, but it was given to thq Mrs Pete Macnab’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and L up ine Rebekah Ixxlge hung on kitchen walls as proud of those who are common and country drained by the river Meets 2nd and 4th ly as the most ornate modern the substitution of those who and later to the Territory, and son, Garth, are spending the Tuesdays of each State of Oregon. It was popu holidays at their home in Salem. month. ones. They were big enough so are qualified. Visiting WASCO, OREGON Dr. and Mrs. Felitz of The members welcome larized by Bryant in THANA- the housewife could mark down TOI’SIS, published 1817, when, Dalles were Sunday dinner Josephine Gentry the nunilier of eggs gathered, he wrote the well-known lines; guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. A, the date for the red cow's calv o r M illio n s N.G. “Where rolls the Oregon and recently. ing and such similar information TIelen Martin, Sec. Whether the troubles of the hears no sound save his own Sargent Dr. and Mrs-. Charles b. Gray as is often written on calendars. county court are a source of and daughter, Cheryl of Echo, A more fortunate economy has worry or amusement to citizens dashing.” Next week question: WHAT arrived arrjved Saturday evening to supplanted our bare portrayal of the county they are impor ST1M- spend the holidays with his i V / H l i * / L t Z - I of the days of the month with tant because of the effect they ERRONEOUS BELIEF , I . M I - I . I.< t 1,1 XT 1.’ VI, I Zll> A parents, Mr. and _1 U.... • * Mrs. Dr.llnn,- Holland EXPLORA the scenic grandeur of railroads may have on county govern ULA'IED EARLY the lieauties of rural life and ment in the immediate future. TION OF THE NORTH PACI Johnson. WANTED: Man with car to call The school Christmas program FIC COAST? some attempts at humor that on farmers in Sherman coun- it is not always possible to Clip and paste in your history was successfully put on Thurs never stand the test of time. discern the real cause of serious scraplxiok. (If you have a ques day evening with most of the It is a time for one to ix? sad disagreements. In this case After if he is the sad type or his they may spring from personal tion you would like answered, students taking parts. digestion is imperfect, lie might ities, mutual dislikes, or dis about Oregon or Northwest his- wards Santa distributed treats try, mall it to Dr. Dan E. Clark to all the children. note the speedy passage of timq agreements on principle. We Chuck Wallace and John and re fle c t Im w little |g ¡« It. make no attempt to fathom care of this newspaper.) Buck have received their call for him on this earth. A differ that question. Neither are eas to the service and will leave ent philosophy— or breakfast— ily settled. January 28. Joe Yocum has might cause Idin to lx* thankful Disagreements on policy or been to Portland for ills check that he had lived so much of method can usually he resolved up and passed it. his life already and had so little satisfactorily in time. The WSCS held its annual Mr. and Mrs Carl Melzer of a ways to go before the long One of the reasons why the bazaar and dinner recently. Mrs. Dayton will he here for sever- and Indefinite rest. county court is in difficulties There are always those who is because there is, and long George Harris had charge of al days visting their sons. Gordon Buck Is home for the are glad to see the end di tho lias been, too little regard for the fancy work ixxith, Miss Vi vian Trounce worked at the holidays from his school at year and such can snatch calen tiie strictly legal way of trans dars off the walls and put up acting county business. Rules of white elephant table, Mrs. Art Boise, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent new with enjoyment. Hut years parliamentary procedure a r e Smith *tnid Mrs. Albert Kaseberg and Miss Vivian Trounce left were in the candy booth and are good and had as we make not followed, minutes are not them, most often, and he who kept fully and decisions are Mrs. Harley Dutton and Mrs. Tuesday for Corvallis and will Anna Lee at the farm Ixxith. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles has gotten into the habit of m a d e by tacit agreement, having bad years will probably not by actual voting. Decisions Under .Mrs G. A. Sargent’s di Neville and family until after rection ham and turkey «lin New Years. continue. «4 di are also made between a ma Mr. and Mrs. Ix?e Hines are Whether it was good or bail, jority of members outside court nets were served to over 100 people. A number of out of In The Dalles at the home of whether it brought sadness or meetings. town people were present. One their son, Howard Hines. Lee enjoyment, 1952 is ended, ex D o you own U. S. Series E Defense Bonds that are All the above are a conveni ol the extra attractions was a Hinds is quite ill. cept for a few exuberant hours ent way of doing business, pub small pig which got out several Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kiel- maturing now? Then here’s wonderful news: You can in celebration and expectation, hold those bonds for ten me 'ears, while they continue some have learned to laugh lic or private, as long as every times during the dinner hours. horn and son, Dale of The Dalles again this year, and some to thing goes alright and no dis Movie pictures were shown by were Sunday guests of Mr. and 3% compounded semi- to earn interest at a r weep. The next year will be putes arise. Rut since no one Raymond Van Gilder to the Mrs. Arlet Rhinehart and fam Many things account for the annually! children. The Girl Scouts helped Knows when disputes will arise ily. ¿he same. p u b lic 's n ig h esteem fo r it is better and much safer to serve. Mrs. Josie Limborn of The bond you invested in at Think what this mec Olympia Beer. Among these adhere to the strictly legal way The Women's society of the Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. are its rare flavor, clean taste, . a $37.50 bond $18.75 can now pay vc” ucn $33.67 T H E * C L O W N IN P O L IT IC S of transacting county business. Christian churi li met at thq Guy of Portland are expected delightful bouquet and con it is Important that court home of Mrs. G. A Sargent, to arrive Wednesday for Christ can pay you back $6 .34 .. . and so on. stant purity. Here at the Christmas season, members have a knowledge in Wednesday, December 17 for its mas. They and the Al Dormaier® Further perfection cornea Yes, the new Bond Law makes it possible for you to get when it Is undoubtedly inap- methods of conducting pub- regular meeting. Mrs. Vleda Van will lx* dinner guests of the from the special brewing water proprlatt, we have a compul- lic |)Usiness as well as know Gaasbeck, president, led the us Gavlord Guys Thursday. this extra profit (as much as 80% on your original of our subterranean wells. sion to write alxmt the clown In ledge of county government, ual opening and after the min Mr. and Mrs. Bill Esselstyn investment!), with no extra effort on your part. Just American jxdltlcs. Enjoy o l y m p ia . . . America’» its powei'4 and limitations. utes were read and approved, and family stopped to visit hold your bonds. The term clown must be an Original Light Table Beer. reports were given by the baz Wasco friends w’hlle on their Inclusive term. Inclusive In that aar committees who reported a way to Pendleton from his The ten-year extra earning privilege applies to all bonds. i It must encompass several sorts as well have a white Christ very successful day. After all teaching job at Rogue River. W hat’s more, every bond you get now starts earning ¿ts a cold one. of political candidates. Among Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dormaier them would certainly be those interest sooner and matures earlier— at 3% . Of course, and family of Spokane spent who use as campaign material you may still cash any Series E Bond two months after several «lavs recently as house, their obscure beginnings, a n d guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fr«?«l purchase. But you’ll be smart to hold your bonds— let Include those who have profit Dormaier. them keep earning interest for you! ed— in earlier times— by birth Mr. and Mr* Clark Van Gaas- In a log cabin; It would include lx*ck and family of Blalock the sizeable numtwr who pose Strengthen your own future and the were Sunday dinner guests of as very common persons and his mother, Mrs. Vleda Gaas- future of your country. run because they are Just plain beck. She accompanied them to Join the Payroll Savings Plant Joe; It would also Include those their home to remain until after who are more definitely clowns, New Years day. If you’re not already among the wise Americans who like Pappy O'Daniel of Texas, Joe Drinkard drove to Dufur are investing in a secure future, why not start now? Huey Ixmg and that character Sunday to pick up Mrs. Sylvia who sang ballads to win his Invest in Defense Bonds regularly . . . through the Pay Bichel and bring her over un Light Refreshment Beverage ej election as a senator from Ida til after Christmas. roll Savings Plan where you work. Seven million Amer- Militent ef Temperate Peeple ho— what was his name? The town people were rudely icons have found it's one sure way to save, because it This does not mean that uo awakened about mid night re UTUNA in vilii Cl. HIIRIÄ, VAtL, LUA. saves something out of every paycheck before you’re g«xxl men were born in log •Trad« Marte A»» U. 1 ra>. OX. cently when a short started thq cabins, Lincoln was, but It does tempted to spend it! Join the Payroll Savings Plan mean that those who run for today. office ami use their common background as a major reason 3 now money-making opportunities for youl for their election. Neither does New Series H, J, and K Defense Bonds pay 2.76% to 3 % I It mean that a man may not sing an«l be suitable for public If you want to get the interest on your bonds in the form of office; It does mean that singing current income, or if you want to invest more than the should not be a reason for his annual limit for E Bonds, ask at your bank for descriptive election. folders about these new bonds: It is true that It is to a cer tain degree in the American S IR IIS H . A new current income bond, available in denominations of tradition that any man can hold $500 to $10,000. Sold at par. Matures in 4 years 8 months and pays an any office. We over emphasize average 3 % interest per annum if held to maturity, interest paid semi may it be really merry for so-called democracy In express dn< annually by Treasury check. Annual limit, $20,000 maturity value. ing that Idea. We have held to SdtlK S J . A new 12-year appreciation bond, available in denominations the notion that any man Is able every one of you of $25 to $100,000. Sold at 72% of par value. Pays 2.76% compounded to hold uny office. It is not true semiannually if held to maturity. Annual limit, $200,000 isau« price jointly that any man can fill any office with Series K Bonds. successfully. © Government In America Is a SIRIKS K .A nev£?-year current-income be id in denominations of $500 complex affair. It requires a to $100,000. Pays interest semiannually by Treasury check at the rate of great deal of background, an 2.7br ; per annum. Sold at par. Annual limit, $200,000 issue price jointly ability to think, an aptitude with Series J Bonds. for research, the fortitude to make and hold to decisions, a sense of public service anil a sincere desire to serve the ma At the CAPITAL CITY, Moro, Oregon jority1 of the people Instead of a vocal or powerful minority. We maintain that candidates T M V. S. Gooornment doe» not pa» for (A m adreWMtn«. T M rrdM M rv Ooporttnont thank», for their patrioti* should not lx* elected because donation. Tho Adeertioing Conned ond they are good old Joe Good old ^ h en n an (County .journal w ü¡ h< l' o d d< u a • b h h P f t d a F V a o s c t c CHAPEL Pre-Holiday S A L E o f Lovely Dresses starts Dec. 8 GAY SHOP A B ond in th e h a n d . . . m e a n s m o re m oney for you! Wasco News What makes Olympia so acceptable? Defense Bonds can earn interest for 10 more years—at 3%! ?/ts th e W ater TO WISH EVERYONE A! t’l'fo’s B eefo’s M arry C hristm as SHERMAN C3UNÏY J H H U . j l i e r v u C h riô tm n a » BEEFO’S Now even better! Invest more in Defense Bonds! Beefo’s Beefo’s o o
