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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1957)
© O O © O ft* AUE 2 H HITMAN COt'J «Tr JOURNAL, Jpljernian C ounty .ljuurnal Published Every Friday Moro, Oregon at Enter«! 11» we rond rinn* m ntter at lb* ponto« flee at Moro. Oregon, under Act of Conrrenn of March ». H7>. N iW S P A P E R P U B L IS H E R S A S S O C IA TIO N COI M A PAPER HUItH<'III I’TION KATES ONE YEAR -------- 12.00 JUNE 28, 1937 THOSE 81’KPRIHING SOUTHERNERS FRIDAY, JTNK IB, 1957 ranges of WTieeier county an«jOhe Clay, ca. hilL belofc t uyville w here scientist» find bones of pre histun- mammal» and color pho cï’jimn togfaphera find colored earth m positions, the narrow John Day bottom and the m useum il o tbe Editor: (open Sunday’s one to five) low -phe jted Cross Bloodmobile is show what men have been doing "coming to Sherman county on and how, in tins valley in Oregon/ejujy To donate a pint of good ...... . . . .,,,7OV I blood is of more Importance than M E( ID A U U A _„Fm o«t of us realize. While in Port- Everyone knows that pnces - r e , , wM onf o, gotng up, more .towlj- than a [h(; lew yearn ago, but getting aster, at the present • how blood Is typed and processed, faeturer, 1-nnir, merchant, eu delivered. The whole says hut ^ ..^ e Wood delivered out o( Portland evidence is ptetty concl ts.ve. £eniw. w#uU haye g One of the reasons must be the of $1^ 0 00000 „ paW Ior ‘iiv o n ^ to " w rite O lathe al commercial rales existing In bte for anyone to " « **“ wm e slates. And tn states where i X ' »ve years"it many cases Wood Is bought from donors the Editor fu lfill ul Giles la. Freu« h OFFICIAL MORO, OREGON R u sh Ellison of Aberdeen, Wn.. is sh ow * here dumping Jim Her an airing dec“ttse ot Idaho Power no,e<l (rom ron, Longview, Wn., into Waver it may be well to take a look at Jaund,ce_ ,nalarla and ly laike at the World Champion it in other things. syphilis. In the first 500,000 pints ship Timlwr Carnival to be held and while that practice Is getUng u p io ’ * /S c o n tan .in a : F > iily Food Route, Experience oualitv no noxious weeds, $26 unnecessary. Age handicap. tihboard truck Call 22F06 or Also part-time opportunity. write Ray Hill, Goldendale, W’rite J. R. W’atkins Company, Washington. J “'4c 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle FOR*SALE: Grain-tight feeders 5, Washington. 29-34c and walls 1x4 tongue & groove Custom Slaughtering by appoint dry utility $25 per M. ment only. Meat cutting, wrap- Std & Btr. I i ”x6 thoroughly ping, sharp freeze. Kenny’s dry TAG for floors, truckbeds, Market. Grass Valley, Oregon. etc., $75 per M. Call 242 for appointment. 7c Many other sizes and items FOR SALE: Omar seed wheat from $17 per M up. THORN LUMBER CO. LYLE, direct from combine, $3.00 per WN. Ph EMerson 5-2216 day bushel. 12 miles from Arlington. or night. 32c-tfn Bill Seehafer, Bickleton, Wash ington. 31-6c SPINET PIANO: Will sacrifice equity for quick sale. Assume LUMBER, direct from mill, from mo pyts or cash. W’rite Credit $17 per M and up. Phone Lyle Mer O. Box 226, Salem, 136 day or night. If no answer Mgr., r P. . w. call 6K Thoren Lumber Co. 28tf Oregon. K ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com FOR SALE: 5 room & basement plete painting and decorating home in G. V. Stucco in & out, service, spray or brush. Phone fireplace, oil furnace heat, in in Albany, July 2, 3, and 4. R if 3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. sulated, nice yard & garage, 2 ling Is only one of the many log Vern Campell and Jack Null, lots 50’ x 120’. Will sell either ger skills which are demonstrated The Dalles. Oregon 38tfn fully furnished or without, during the event. priced to sell Phone 203 Grass WANTED. Man with car, earn $2 Valley. 29tfn to $5 per hour on Watkins 800 A man who us<M of blood dispensed by the Port- often buy new c eaper iarHi center only four cases of in- Victory of the Hells canyon can lie can use o . ie goveinini i f ^ i o n appeared, Headline says wife swapping dam enthusiasts in th? senate really pays for a good pa.! of 1 . increai.lng demand for de. ends In tragedy. Started that way, enjo y a last week has brought charges of if the new machinery is good and too. rlvatlves is causing more blood vote trading from opponents and OU A S S O F T H E well cared for and efficiently op- processed so that patients FOR RENT. Two bedroom apart its expected denial. mated it may needing packed red cells or plan- ment. Moro Motors. 34c plas Surely everyone knows by now more CASCADES than Uie old that it is iwces- ma or other parts may be helped D O R IN W IL B U R N FOR SALE: 3 milch cows, fresh; that senators do not trade votes— sary to staying in business. from the same pint of blood. Model 4-E 10 ft. power take-off at least never admit It. Vote trad Nevertheless such practices Well I »tilling Recently a special type of blood binder. Curly DeMose, Moro 34c ing Is a crude process. vastly increase the investment in was made available for the wife But an understanding of intent all businesses and if any interest CLEAN modern steam heated cot- The Dalles, Oregon g F t Lewig in just 55 is a neat application of human ages close to beach, summer is to be gained at all, puces have mjnules after the request was Phone CY 6-3729 812 E. 7th St. psychology that can be mace Just rates $4.00 per couple. Also be held at a high level. telephoned to the Portland office. as effective. No senator would to There modern trailer park. Grace must be an end to such p ,an tQ giye a pint of blood. lt say "You vote against civil rights Chipman, Taft Auto Court, a condition eventually. Some day hurt you and there is no and I’ll vote for Hells canyon”. we are going to have to wear out tejjjng wbo or how many it will 33-4c Taft, Oregon. A common need for votes to real _possibly save. If you wish ize an intensely desired end machinery instead of trading it in WANTED: Saleslady or man to o o d math- r n , , n n or r n organization r w a n iz a tlo n to e macy- 8on'w u groUp to b be might, however, bring two other for new. lt is usually g good sell McNess Products part or has a complete line of fruits ami inery with a much longei life credited with Vo u r donation, your donation, be be wise minority groups to pool their than full time. Big profits. No exper vegetables for the pleasure and it can expect under the sys sure to mention that to those in political resources In the expec ience needed. Will teach apd fi sustaining of customers. It fea tem now in vogue. charge of the Bloodmobile. tancy of winning. If it entails nance you. Write today. McNess tures fine quality and good prices It used to be that men starting Harry B. Pinkerton some loss of principal that may in business could buy second band Co. P O Box 14, Bayshore Sta., based on fresli prodnets right be considered the lesser evil. Oakland, 23, Calif. 33-4p from the farms. equipment and by hard work pro It is the southerners we want to duce a product to sell at a lower OPEN: 10:00 a. m. until 8:00 p. m. WANTED: Fifteen year-old de talk about. The conservatives LOCATION: near Highway Tav than those with a bigger in sires summer Job. Call Rebecca from southern states are not go price ern, a mile east of The Italles.. vestment. Labor costs are the Ithinehart at Gilbert 2-5207, ing to let the northern whites tell same per hour and lietter machin In less than a month the little Wasco. 34c them how to handle negroes. If Copyright 1957 by Blitz-Wemhard Company, Portland, Ore|O«' J o h n W . Re ____ ___ should ____ make them less . per push combines will Ire rushing FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay. Good it takes a vote or two for Hells ery ow ner ami operator unit/At** least that is the theory over the fields gleaning the wheat canyon what do they care? Nor we have been working on. and barley and piling it tempor- mally they are not for Hells can Suppose then, that the fast arily in bins on top until the yon but It Is a long ways away. write-off of taxes were stopped or trucks come bouncing over the There is always some closely changed ami that taxes in general ground to take it away to the ele- knit group that wants something, did not take such a huge bite out vators. wants It so bad they’ll go along of all business and there was There will Ire little clouds of with the southerners to defeat, In more competition between busl- dust about from the combines one way or another, the aims of nesses and between laborers, and more from the trucks and a northerners who want to make Then prices could be worked few men will Ire very busy at all the negro the equal of whites by down until many more persons this grain gathering. law. could buy. One of the reasons for Not a single thing alxrut it is Usually those amazing souther •halting the upsurge of prices is like it was fifty or even ners find a way to defeat their that many families are now un- years ago and few men who will erstwhile allies before the session able to enjoy enough of the na- do the limited oiling, step on the closes—or In the next. So we tlon’s economy. Sure, most of starters and throw the clutches doubt If the federal government them can, more probably than on the modern machines will builds Hells canyon «lain. It will ever liefore, but there are lots of have ever seen the machinery have to get through the house and families that could use furniture, used In that now far-oif time be signed by the president first. kitchen equipment, clothes, etc., when grain was harvested by en- We think a majority do not want if prices were down somewhat. tlrely different methods. that. Economics teaches that some In those days men went into Idaho I’ower has a dam half thing like this will happen pretty the field in bunches at least six done ami power could be flowing soon, or at least eventually, it of them with, In most cases, a over power lines In the northwest always has. When lt does the header making a path directly to much more quickly If its dam was firms with too big an invest- the center of the field or at some finished than by the long process ment will suffer and some will be Place to which gra n could l»e of building Hells canyon by the hroge • conveniently hauled for stacking. slow federal government. Actual ’ It is entirely possible tl at we A header was a push machine, ly there Is little difference in total wouldn’t like it. Yet, the present too, with the “puncher standing power to l>e produced by the race toward increased expenses, on an iron platform, often covered Idaho Power dams and the big higher taxes, bigger prices cannot with a sheep skin to ease the wear federal dam even though parti last forever »»««cause we are grad- and tear on his legs. He.had a lev- sans Jiggle the figures otherwise. ually pricing more and more per- or in front of him to raise and low- But those southerners are adept sons out of the market and mak- Vhe platform and four lines politicians and don’t forget it. Ing i»oor use of much of our nat- were tied to t. ural resources by waste of ma- His left side team of three were chinery not tied in and could be swung COUNTY MUSEUM Any economic trend comes to out to make the turns, Up In Canyon City there is a Box drivers with header boxes museum that many Sherman an end. That Is history. The rea- countlans have seen, either re sons for its ending are usually built low on the right side, drove cently or in its earlier stage's inherent within lt and we have under the header spout and stay- when It was the interesting col l>een speeding along the upend- cd there while the loader stacked lection of gatherings at Charley thrift trail a long time without the grain in the box to f*ll it as When all the Brown’s gas station. ( hat ley saving much of the easily made full as possible. money, without conserving mach- grain was long Blueetem or lie« Brown Is a sort of human pack rat who makes an Ideal collector Inery, letting labor have big Chaff, a good loader cou.d put a wugm without sufficient produc- tremendous load in a header lx>x, of historical things. Recently Herman Oliver, Grant tlon (in some cases) and taking which was more difficult when county’s man of all work, has aid great chunks of the nation's in- the slippery Turkey Red came to a prominent wheat ed the museum by helping to come for some wasteful political I»e When a box was full the loader ward the construction of a neat Maybe It will go on forever and Jumped up on the spout until an- tile building on a main street where Charley Brown reigns un m av li the .u n today will never other box drove under It and the set Experience leaches oilier- »'hole procedure was done oyer bothered by preemptory honks of wlge again. Start was in early morning auto horns out front. __ ' ______ and the end was not until the sun There are music boxes of the Senator Neul>erger has made a dropped behind the mountains to kind gran«lmother used to while away a lonesome Sunday aftein- proposal that five per cent of the west. At the house the box drivers oon when she was a girl and fif fetleral taxes be returned to the states and Elsenhower lias sug- dropped tihe right side of their teen sidesaddles she might have mounted when going for a ride; gested that states may want to wagons into prepared holes, un there’s bullet molds with which take over more rights and duties— hooketl their two to four horses, to make up a supply of ammuni and taxes. Someone Is going to watered them, and tied them to tion liefore the hunting season try to put the two together and the boxes made low enough for There them to eat the bit of grain left and rifles and short gun* galore we hope unsuccessfully. Air travel will would be no end to taxes If the for them. After stripping the har- fro mthe old Sharps to an Enfield. states were getting a share of ness off the sweating horses and SUmdanTt n«w tyntM ic oil« help conquer withering jet heat and »tratospheric cold. There’s lots of things; hundreds nearly double by 1965 of them things that were used In them. The principle of a larger piling lt neatly behind them, col- (■rant county when the miners unit levying taxes and «’istrlbut- lar pads down, fhe drivers went flocked In In 1862 as word of the Ing them willy-nilly to smaller to the house to wash the dust T E N M ILES UP W H ER E T H E JE T S FLY there’s a world few dlecovery of gold wafted miracu governmental units "is a bad one from their faces at a lienoh with men know. Temperatures from 70 to 100 below zero make ordinary lously over the hills to California, which we have badly overworked, cold water from the pump and places worse than Oregon, went Into the kitchen to eat the where it was running out, and to few lubricants thick and sluggish on controls th at m ust respond in the Willamette valley where emi Every government, from achool ham and potatoes and pie the far- district to federal government mer's wife had been cooking grants were Just getting settled stantly. But within jet engines, moving parts m ust be protected after their long trek across the should l»e solely responsible for during the hot afternoon, That was «heading and a crew against withering heat up to 6009 Fahrenheit. I96S plains. The skull of Berriway, what It spend« and to the people wsz six could put J hirty , acres in first man hanged for murder and who pay the taxes and get the of the stack on a good «lay. The Jet airliner» will carry twice as mar.y an early day sewing machine. The services. Standard has "built” synthetic oils th at stand up under both ex grain could be cut t»efore all the passengers at twice the speed of cabin where Joaquin Miller lived kernels were entirely hard l^ye- tremes. In less than five years these oils will be helping jet airliners and wrote will be moved to the conventional planes. Standard is cause It was supposed to go thrvi «n«ble» site soon. a "Rweat” and be easier tnresht'd getting ready now for 1965 when whisk you safely to your destination, farther, faster, and more ♦he family Anyone who can’t find hours of and of better quality after that U.S. civilian and military demand for ♦o limit delight in the museum is not • comfortably than ever before. We’ve been working toward that day mysterous process. jet fuel will surpass aviation gas by alive, has no interest in people ♦ho cod Nothing today Is the same ex since 1942 when Standard supplied the fuel used in the first je£ and their struggle toward ease more than 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 barrels a day. ♦o ih noed* or wish««. cept that the purpose is to har and power. And It Is located in vest grain. Yet, the l>asic tools flight in the United States. one of the most historic places In are similar. There is a sickle and Oregon, the seat of the first gold drapers. That is about all. Older rush, a center for a century of © headers were center drive Hodges, cattle raising. S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y O F C A L IF O R N IA licit driven and with a long stroke It is well worth a Sunday's u*« »» that would cut grain easier anti p la n a a h e a d to aarw o y o u b a l l a r trip. The wheat fields of Sherman KVKIRV AVt cleaner than the later machines. and Gilliam counties, the rugged W ANT ADS THE FRUIT BASKET Heading Lost Art H o w S ta n d a r d ’s r e s e a r c h h e lp s p u t je t a i r c r a f t in t h e s tr a to s p h e r e A t
