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o PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY,' JOI RNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1934 WANT AÛS Then .mother and dad came out day. We went for a swim in the on the gorgeous Mt. Tantalus. We saw Queens Surf, a scrump- lo 8Wim aiuj practically froze to ocean and then went to dinner. There was a dance on the terrace tious night club that is quite pop- tjeath. so funny I thought it was LEATHER CARVING: I do leath P u b lis h e d l-A c r y F r id a y at D e c e m b e r 29 er carving and stam ping as a We swam until 2:30 and that we could watch while eating. ular with tourists. We visited the M oro, D r e g o a hobby and would teach some where then toog a bath and Mary and I It was very beautiful with the Salvation Army store I again awoke to the sound of tù li tor Giles I,. I' h ik I i some one else if interested. birds singing in the treetops. If lighted torches around the floor there is an orphanage, and also went down the street we were on From 7 to 9 evenings. Adults The i« Mc»nd ciar» m atter at >ha you want to call It singing. Most and the ocean in the background, where Robert Lewis Stevenson to jt)OK ¡n the stores a bit. at Mnro. Oregon, under Act only.¿Marshall Jeffries, Moro. . wrote his book of prayers and streets are crowded with Ameri- of them are noisy m inabirds that TueMlay, December »„ r.f March a. 1*7». 2». IBM poems. canS) mostIy service men> There 14-15p are terribly noisy. I awoke this A PER COUNTY Ot I M IA m o r n in g at <u 8 o u oclock. v ^ w . »u It w«.., - I awoke about 6:00 a m. due to We got back about 5:30 p. m. are iitt|e sidewalk tents where morninR was quite FOR SALE: or trade for hard cloudy but it got quite hot later the chattering of the Mina bird, and laid around for awhile and you can buy flowers and leis. freeze cabinet, 1935 Chev. flat We went to breakfast around finally had supper. on in the day. lied truck. Eugene C. Eaton, N EW SPAPER <1 almost forgot to describe At nine o”clock we got in a 8:00 a. m. We had a very quiet Rufus, Ore. P.O. Box 54 14-6c P U B L IS H E R S limousine to go on our tour of the w aiter who was quite different our driver to you. He was a Jolly Moro |,o,|g«. No. 113 I.G.O.F. from the one we had the night sort of a fellow that is part H u a j .- Meets 1st and 3rd CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING — ¿Mil A S S O C IA T IO N before. That one was so full of ian, part ( hinese, and pait ( heio ruesoays ix> I.O.O.F. Meat cutting, w rapping, sharp Hoomalimali it was pitiful. kee Indian. Quote. The Hawaiian o<iil Transient and humorous driver whose name was freeze. C & C Food Store. Next Mary Ann and I went out part is why I m co friendly, the irisiting brothers are ~ ---- for the railro Keluhokuan Hoo- Grass Valley, Oregon. 47tfn I swam Chinese part is my liking for good ■ordiabv invited x used and unused, there would be m a|jmaj|—the last word Hooma on the beach to swim v ery little but concentrated on q foods and the Indian pai t « >nu s John E. DcMf-s, N.G nieans full of balony. FOR SALE; 4 bedroom house, N A T IO N A L E D I T O R I A L miles at a stretch where the river »n at night when I , partake of would run undisturbed by man. shared our car with the sun tan instead. 3 lots, garage, 40’ x 20’ shop; T»-o \V n k ,n > . S ecretary a Then we came in for dinner alcoholic beverages. I nquote. He Railroads have had constant ^ ac Donalds from Floweree, electric heater & range, oil trouble in that sort of country They had a very lively in which we all tried something said he knew he’d have been a | (U,,ilie Eebekali Lodge No. 116 heater & 265 gal. fuel tank, all and track walkers go over it dally ret|.halred freckle faced boy of new to eat. You gotta be awful wonderful Indian dancer but Meets ¿Ml and 4th goes for $4750.00. Ivan Kirkelie —on gasoline speeders. I here Is seven wbo said he looked like careful when you do that. would have looked silly doing it’ Tuesdays of each Moro, Oregon 26tfn Xl H m R I P T I D N R A T EH month, e Viru ing noplace for an engine to go when nine and acted ,ike three_ At 2:00 o*ciock we Ieft on a We<|neM| , >et^ m ,H-r 3 0 , 1953 S2.(Mi It leaves the track but into Il \ E t I. t i t m em t*rs- wei*t»nie NEED AN ALL-PURPOSE CAR? the the u ucj<ji8t church tour of Tanalus mountain, a very . Then see the Willys Station river ami that is swift, deep ami whjcj, waa astonishingly Jaeauti- beautiful drive in the mountains. After breakfast we went to the Mollie McLachlan I E R R I A ltV 5, 1951 N G. V Wagon on display at W ILLIS its channel made more dangerous American commentator We saw the Memorial Ceme- beach to swim. 1 got a little sun- J Helen Marlin. Sec. MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over by the plies of ro k blasted into taJked to us -pbe Hawallans tery where a lot of the war dead, lan but Mary got a first class drive, plenty of carrying capacity CAMPAIGN E X P E N S E S It when the road beds were b u ilt, though, think that the Buddlst re- including the much loved Ernie burn. Furetto I .«»tike X«. 121 A.k-.afc A.** means safety, economy and prac- 1 he Deschutes gorge ls a sight, Pyle, are buried. This cemetery \y c ate lunch in the Surf room M e t is V*. t h e l o i a u o The wails coming from poten as scenery there isn’t much any llgion is a racket. i bu5 . » , evening. ? a l AUo New We then saw the graves of the is called the Punchbowl. which is a glass room that you tial political candidates alxnit the where In Oregon more pictur royal earn inoi.in Visiting Four wheel Drive JE E PS, PICK family. There are two gold We saw many flowers and our can either eat inside or outside cost of running for office are ba esque. Oh little more historic balls by the graves that mean driver obliged us by picking sev- jn You wear ju st w hat you have members <r»rd:all> in UPS, and STATION WAGONS. sically because the support ten Ince the story of the race up Tapo which means no trespass- eral beautiful specimens for us. on even your bathing suit. We to in e e i w ith "• Contact W ILLIS MOTOR for Wil- dered them has been vocal Instead that ,.iver ls oj,i enough for his- ¡ng. Howard Ross, W. M. lys-Overland Sales, Service, P arts Their plants- and flowers are a didn't eat here very often, the of monetary. and Accessories. W est Columbia tory. Most of the royal Honolulu fam- lot better named than ours. cover charge is 50 cents per per- H. B. Pinkerton. Secretary A candidate who has popular River Highway. The Dalles, Ore ily belong to the Congregational I shall name a few here, they son lie*liIt-hr 1,1 < K apler \<I. O.G.4 gon. approval seldom has a lot of 23-tfc church. Although the natives all look like their name so you After dinner we went to the trouble getting enough campaign I R A I E L IS W O R E ' / Meets every »txuiiU di.u ITATE WIDE PA IN T CO. com used to worship pele, the fire can get a good Idea of what they mOvie “Peter Pan" at the Kohlo funds. Friends and supporter , to u im lnursiiay laea-ui other day we were engaged go,|,|ess which is a volcano. are like. theater. The' movie was very good. plete painting and decorating want him to win and want him to In The y' mourn, vism.ig meiuoe.r a conversation about travel There is the weeping fig tree The Cup of Gold which smells We stopped in at a drug store for service, spray or brush. Phone win badly enough that they will and discovered that some persons ...... in v ited . M oro, Urego<. which is related to the Banyan like butter scotch; the night pineapples sundaes which are 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. do something about It. It a sort yetty Christianson, W..M. Cereus that blooms ma(ie from fresh pineapple and consider it the ultim ate in plea- t 'ee both of whose roots wind out blooming Vern Campell and Jack Null, of test in Itself. Elsie Jones, Secretary The theory Is that the tra- and ground each other alxive the once a year at night. The Ratt very good, 1’. ilie s , Oregon 38tfn Neither does this mean that sure. veler sees new things, new moun- ,,,.,)Un(| We also saw the Monkey tree which ls very unusual. It has candidates pledge certain actions tains, yew cities and becomes pu(, (ie , w hich is a very spread fruit hanging from it that looks T h u r s d a y , D e c e m b e r 3 1 , 18 5 3 N O T R E O1 R U R A L , D I S T R I C T S C H O O L H O A R D upon election. A man able to ob enlightened, amused and wise by ()Ul tree that if the tree Is old just like rats hung by their tail's, B l’IMiET HEARING Everybody’s in an uproar about tain popular support is one suffl- the simple process of absorbtlon. enoUgb the branches are so heavy Our driver then asked us why New Years eve. Here it is quite Notice is hereby given, in compliance with Section 110-1207, ci ntly well known that he does That might happen to those (hat they tOuch the ground mak- Mickey Mouse ran away from different from that of the states. O.C.L.A., as amended by chapter 393, Oregon laws 1943, and chapter n't need to, while a man wltlv ut fortunate and Inquisitive souls j beautiful effect. home. We didn’t know, so he said firecrackers go- 345, Oregon laws 1945, as amended by chapter 591, Oregon laws 1947, It Isn’t going to win anyhow, who can travel with the proper ^ .e wcnl a gol, rourse that ..Because his father was a r a t" un(u Na°. to the legal voters of the Rural School District of Sherm an County, it i- a true in pollti s as it ls in .aim anti who can always fin,I „ tely owned. The T rum pet flower that ls and on New Years eve S Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the courthouse in Moro, on b’isine . that the man you ca n some on«> to explain what is seen. We then were introduced to an- blown by the Gabriel Angel. rea]iy iav it on j t»8 515 now an‘,i the 3rd day of March, 1954, at 10 o’clock A. M., for the purpose of buy isn’t worth it. It has Iteen our observation and 0(her type of tree the pake bark The yellow ginger flower there ■ • ■ firecrackers galore discussing the budget of the Rural School Board for the fiscal year Many men in politics get to experience lhat the traveler gets Eucapakupus tree, a tall tree ls also the red ginger flower, a e « ; beginning July 1, 1951. an 1 ending June 30, 1955, hereafter set forth. thinking that they have talents up earlier than he does at home wl(h a yery sofl bark something and the white ginger, so i m irkahle and so peculiar You can never tell when you’re The Beef Steak plant which is It U D G E I ill 1 ih > .-tale will fall to progress u as to be at the daily task of dktf Sponge We saw some flow- going to be burnt by one and here 1954 — 1955 unle-s ‘.lm- ■ talents are utilized • 8eelng lhln«8i lhut he, ha,s n o ,w8y ers which are called “Powder Puff very rare, (so Is beef», nobody is responsible for you but re- to the f .,1 it is not surprising of knowing by the l°°ks o f a n Flow ers» that if you pick them The Cup and Saucer that irprlslng eMlng I,oust. * h,ei‘^ ir ‘h' X k wh“e n '." t.r« n g on "a hike I. will sembles exactly a tiny eup and ESTIMATED R E C E IPIS ^en S e that the nubhc io of en falls to Estim ated available cash on hand at beginning knows an omelet from an orange, ra jn saucer. • . agree. ,1 k - y, even humility, that there are all too few places of year for which this budget is m a d e __________ $ NONE T^ ere arc a ,Qt of Pallg on Oahu The sausage tree that has huge () • Amount received from other s o u r c e s _____________ $ NONE ls a virtue tna i- not always to get information; that the bark pal{> tneaning 8teep hill or cliff, fruit in the shape of a sausage. ‘ J f to *,ay vv-e ¿ ent out to Total estimated receipts $ NONE found In a ; > 1 ician’s hide. gets as tired on a car seat as on Ther(? lg als Pali (lrl They can be used as anaesthesia we fold^today.. We w e n t ^ t o If a man co ; ■- i J ,) an office ESTIMATED EX PEN D ITt RES chair. The yepoohla mountain has to put you to sleep, all you have and says he is i •• i ..lesman an Of office course, the traveler gets dpep (Ups Jn u that when u ,.alns to (lo ls hlt someone over the head bu™ ’R y° u ‘ n ‘ ™ q Personal Service In the state, the. 1." i . . < best 'v k n ^ X a r v t£ ’ « w r t ‘ t h « and win<l ’- W,,win« lh e w ‘n<! w.,h one and they’ll sleep tor a £ ; a a. District Superintendent’s Salary ___________ $ 4,500.00 product and tha e ei \ ..oc else son I’. 1 1,SOU (Hl ikes it necessary to repott tnai blows the rain water over anil week. . . make is wrong and even dishonest commercial photographers « a w ()V(?r th(?se piaces The BougtnblUa. The Maxican Unk tinge to your tan. at c. Superintendent’s travel ___________________ 600.00 the moun- alxnit their ability end ’he qual creeper, the Vgus Claw tree, the .™u re » fam in g red. d. Institutes, c o n fe re n c e s_____________ 180.00 taken better ones. tains. ity of their product I • m a k e r. , . , ; 1 Tulip, the Rainbow Bou- no,, This is wonderful when It comes Supplies and printing _______ 300.00 W hat the traveler does get ls -pbere is a village called Kanolu African sale. He merely c i office equipm ent - _________________________ 100.00 a certain fam iliarity w ith place that w& wcnt through. Kanolu ginbillia, the Pepper tree (weep- to wearing ,lintMl,. low-necked formais ment. vou sizzle sta rt to Postage, telephone, and telegraph ________ ________ 200.00 names. He can break Into many meana slum man. ing>, the Plumeria plant and some f r \ , Once do vou The same thing aj pi <• In i 11- Elections, publicity, and legal ________________ 100.00 conversation by saying. Oh, We gaw the rem alns of a 8Ugar perriw inkles that look something ate dinner in the Surf room tics. The men who have enough a Yes, 6. Rural School Board, travel & expense _ __ _____ 225 00 Altoona, Pennsylvania, I was min w hich existed in the year like our violets—are among the W ate innti ne . i money to make an Important there, it rained something awful 500 (Mi 1864. popular plants, flowers and trees again, this time out of necessity, because the dining room was be ¡onatlon to a ramp -:.i Know that day.” And the misery of the Film Lihrarx 250.00 W(J gflW lh(? bouse of a million ----- — ---------------- CJ 700*00 ing prepared for the party to hgt.. They aren't look n : for an pounding rain is ameliorated by arm-waver In public of ee any the opportunity to mention it. shells which a woman who is 57 LEGAL NOTICES night. T o t a l e s t i n u itcd e x p e n il it t ir e s $ 9 ,4 5 5 .0 0 nore than they want < iu as fore If the traveler is observant and years old has been collecting for n o t ic e OF HCHDOL 20 years. On account of her eyes PURCHASE S U M M A R Y O F E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S , R E C E IP T S . A N D man of the shipping room. has the quickness of eye to grasp she has recently had to quit do- wbich preeeeded It. A V A IL A B L E C ASH B A L A N ( ES A N D T A X LEVY So it Isn't so bad that a poten the meaning of things at GO miles sealed bids will be received at 1. Total estimated expenditures ___ _______________ $ 9,455.00 tial candidate can’t raise money an hour he n ill obtain a superfi ing this type of work. There are 2. Deduct total estimated receipts and available cash to run lor office. That isn't what cial Knowledge that serves very some veiy rare shells that have tbe office of the Supt. or Clerk of School D istrict No. 17 of Sherman keeps him from getting elected. well ty lmpres«. those who have a minimum cost of $15. None While we were driving along county at Moro, Oregon, for fur- 3. Amount necessary to balance the budget __________ 9,455.00 'I he - line attitude, the same point never been there. I. T o t a l e s t im a t e d t a \ le v y f o r t h e e n s u i n g f is c a l y e a r $ 9 ,9 4 5 .0 0 i. u,,n,k.th ih4» -our drlver gave us information nishing and delivering No. 1 of view, that keeps him from get % i L . PHC iiu, tumuli Maybe that Is It. It buiiuetn tn HP ting money keeps him from being ego, It restoreth the self-confi alxnit the population on the Is- 8chool hus or buses that meet the INDEBTEDNESS Dated: February 3, 1954 The Hawaiian following specifications, POO K ill* AVI elected. It wasn't money that kept dence. Like going to school, It land of Oahu. 1. Amount of w arrant Indebtedness Signed: Wily W. Knighten language has only 12 letters and p j(js w m be received untll'*8;00 him from winning; It was himself. makes one feel learned w hether on w arrants issued and endorsed Secretary lx»y are they overworked. For a p m > March 9, 1854. Under no A name closely asso It takes more than advertising he Is or ni|t. “not paid for want of funds’’ C. O. Burnet Probably we'll go word if they run out of letters circUmstances will a bid be con- to sell a poor product. $ None ciated In the public Chairman, Board of Directors again. they put three or four a’s In to s|tiere(i if filed after the hour 2. Amount of other indebtedness Approved by Budget Committee mind wlthdependeb'lity fill in the rest of the name. Out 8peclfled In this announcement, $ None Signed: Marvin Thomas of 3(M),(HH) people on this Island T he district school board reser- m i ; xoDX hour 3. Total indebtedness (sum of Secretary, Budget Committee PARTY FIGHTH A few years ago there really 200,000 are living in the city of ves ^be right to reject all bids and Items 1 and 2» Ronald R. Powell For our part we are not con- was a noon hour. It was needed. Honolulu. Out of this amount of caj| for new bids in the m anner $ None Chairman. Budget Committee re<,ulred by law. cerned over stories telling that Men who had been at heavy work people over 40% are Japanese, BUSES TO BE PURCHASED th e n Is division in the ranks of since seven o’clock require 1 an only 2% are pure Hawaiian, and Republicana over this and that, hour to eat their bucket full of the other 58% arc mixed races. Number of buses 1 Seating capa We saw Bachelor’s point, a very city 20. It Is a healthy situation. There lunch and to stretch out for some BIDDERS REQUIREMENT Is also division among the Demo- rest before going back to another beautiful place where you can see for miles around. Our driver said 1. Bidders shall furnish catalog crats and that is healthy, too. five hours of work. It merely shows that congress- Taking sixty minutes to eat a that lx*.ause of the name it was cuts an(j complete description of men are paying more attention to sandwich or a salad after three his favorite place (except when chasls and hus txxlles they pro- pose to deliver. wh.it the> think is the voice of or four t^nirs of typew riter pun- it* chilly» 2. Buses shall lx* the latest mo the voters than to the voice of chlng or button pushing., with a We did many other things like p irty leaders. coffee break to llgl^ten the bur- g dug through a very beautiful del manufactured. It is very probable that any den, ls something of a Joke, it is Mormon temple, and trying on 3. The price shall be based political party, advised by a group no more necessary than resting hula shirts for pictures. Even upon: & of economists and statesmen, the •hundred horses under the papa did this after a little per- a. Free delivery at Moro, Ore. could devise a better policy than hood after pulling a couple tons suasion, that 1 helped with by b. F. O. B. body factory. telling hhn that It would not de 4. Delivery date not later than t h e voters. Tix> often in these ()f steel up a paved hill. earliest available date at destina (»ne might say that the noon molish his modesty. days the voters are Interested in Mother got into a skirt and I tion. getting what they 1 an out of hour was obsolete were it not He GENERAL SPbX'I FICAT1ONS government. That attitu le, brou that resting never becomes obso had Francis stand by her. put his arm aroun I her when I 1. Buses to comply with all ex ght to the forefront In the last lete to human kind. The so-called office lunch hour snapped the picture and she tit- isting Oregon specifications and two decades, was not contem plated by the writers of the con often extends to three hours hut tered like a school girl. (You see requirem ents for school buses. SPECIFIC S1’I*X'IF1CATIONS It can lx' the most strenuous Francis Is very handsome and stitution. 1. Specific specifications are The so-called voice of the peo part of the day. Sales and agree romantic.» Well, about 5 p. in. w e got hack available at the above address, ple ls most often the voice of the ment- are often made when the 13-14c belligerent section of the people, body Is rendered non-resistant l,y to the hotel after a wonderful The average person seldom raises food and the mind pliable by com- his voice about government away pllments or cocktails. The office from the street corner argument. lunch is a diversion in itself and ,■ 1 .- ■» Successful polltklans are those ha I it I It- hi Ho w who are able to dl-cern what the hour. Ihe one has to do with jx*r- m ajority Is thinking anil differ entiates between that and what sons who are their own bosses, the latter with persons who are the m inority Is saying. Rebellious party tnembern, so Ixis-eil by the dock. Man> crews C8n.e drive the greatest performing far, seem to be listening to the now take but a half hour for the "power team" of a ll. . . Chrysler 235 HP sounds of Leal avarice from o r m idday stoking and then quit a with PowerFlite, most automatic of all half hour earlier. That seems wise ganized groups. n^clutch transmissions! This is the cat on Imperial and N «w Yorker D« Luxe • md It reduces ihe total time a that won the Stevens Challenge Trophy 195 HP on N ew Yorker man must lx* on the job. The term at Indianapolis . . . covering 2157 miles is out of date. in 24 hours to set the all-time endurance TRAIN W ltW K record in the world’s toughest stock- The Deschutes is a rugged It V S hl TU U .l. car test! Now let this AAA-certified I’a-ke:l>all d o e sn ’t n ^ \ c sense. river and its gorge makes a diffi winner prove to gox why the power of M« Full-time Power Steering and Power Brakes cult route for trains ns has been leadership is yours in a beautiful Chrysler I shown again l>y ihe wreck that with those of the wrestling game KENTUCKY took the lives of an engineer and One night one team makes anoth tufjof S T R A IG H T er look like s ared children and firem an this week. P R O V E IT Y O U R S E L F IN A D E M O N S T R A T I O N R I D I I T h e re ' Just is’t any room In the next night the roles are re BOURBON the Deschutes canyon for a train versed. Maytx* two games or, con W H IS K E Y M 1 track . I any kin Ev< the secutive nights is not the lx?st cattle tralto often had to take tb u’*y to determine team superlor- the hills befor» Mr. Hill and Mr. by Idaho that beat DSC once H arrim an blasted narrow nven- #•»< Ix-at In WSC which lost two FIRST & BlOOS STREETS. W jßöO . OR BOON T R IS W H I S K E Y IS 4 Y E A R S 0 1 0 • 8 5 F R O O F lies through the rocks In their to Oregon at home and won one T H E H I L L A N O H I L L C O M P A N Y , L O U I S V I L L E , K Y. huii y to beal *!»l;rrui.iu C o u n ty jo u r n a l what was then hailed as a prom ised land. On the Sherman county side where the H arrim an tracks have been taken up the old roadbed Is filled with ro Its every few yards. Piles of volcanic rock, era ked into columns, constantly fall into the old road and It is impassable although only recently cleared by bulldozers of the fishing club. Sudden rain storm s often send rocks and dirt hurtling drown across the road to close it; the old trestles are high and dangerous; the deep canyons impossible to cio--, without them. Were it not DUR TRIP TO HAW *11 Ity B e tty H aven I sTo cCÂTIidN ~>l i y A" a«> N o c a r c a n m a tc h Chn<slerfe J L r J L J k ^ jl • a t ite Fully Agzd! H.P. POWERFLITE K»n PRATT MOTOR COMPANY o O
