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Seventy-Second Year No. 9
These
Things
We
Note
Moro. Oregon Er ida v
.January I. I960
Farm Loan Units Officers Elected Bv
Change Name;
45C farmers> For
n . •
r
Coming 1 ear’s Work
Retains runction a < nuw, . a. kmi a ~
County Official Paper
Last of 1959
Was Driest Ever;
In Sher n in
___ fJoe the following farm ers have
31, t1959’ U'cn elected to serve on the ASC
a
-N ajtonal harm Loan County Com m ittee for the 1960
A little snow <»f. nearly tw o Inch
? ? ? ,, ,„“i n 2'“,vb* ? ' ne ,<hT Fed: year
W<«>n. chairm.n.
es fell Wednesday night. It con
eral Land Bank Association of
Delmer
Smith, vice-chairman,
tained .07 Inch of m oisture w hich
The Talles.
tu i
,
..
Wm. S. Holmes, member, Joe
changes some of the figureN about
_ r ™ s, h tnf h '' hange'.
ap' Heater, 1st alternate and David It.
w eath er am i
precipitation
for
p ro tcd by the associations Iward Rtchelderfer. 2nd alternate In
1959. T h e year 1910 is s till the
£
iv t
” " aS '” a
Choosins ,h *
com m ittee
Giles L. French
driewt lh*<‘einher w ith .42 whereas
the
land
a
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m
b
e
rs,
the
delegates
followed
December 1959 now has .1:1.
We suspect th at the one who die iast e n n ^ e S
T
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V ' he P° " ''5' i*d0’,,ed l38' > 'ar anl1
W eather In 1959 at the Sher
had the most did the complaining. the last congress, according to advanced the present com m ittee
man Branch E xperim ental sta
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the announcem ent by WUIiam D
, he next position.
tion was cool, dry and calm com
Hogs go up and hogs go down. i S e Uasaitm ton
• *”x?s,<’en
" ’’esc committeemen with the
pare . to the 25-year normal. Six
Now down so fewer will be born
Mr K eich,,,,,
>«i i
’•'P " f com m unity com m itteem en
months had below normal aver
next year so th ey ’ll go up. It al
.1 . Ketchum
said the new adm inister the several F e 'e r a l
age tem peratures ranging from -.3
w ays happens and some always “ n w h h V h t „n,ifles ,hZ a“ OC,a' farm
'o r Sherm an
degrees In June to -5.1 degrees in
get caught.
tlon w ith the purpose for which County through the ASC office In
May. The other six m onths had
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“ ;* ™ ha,r T ei and for whlch 11 ,he - ’urthous? at M ora
tem peratures from .1 to 2.9 t’e-
W hether you go out into the has operated through the y e a r s , ___________
degrees above normal, the la tte r
night searching for the new year namely, the m aking and servic
occurring in January.
or stay quietly a t home w aiting ing of long-term federal land bank Roy (Satan) Axtell
(’oldest tem perature re o rd e d
fo r it it w ill arriv e at the same loans.
in
1959 at this station was -10 de
time. The difference is in the
“The legislation providing for Buried Sunday
grees on Jan u ary 3. Highest tem-
attitu d e—and the age.
the association name change also
Aden Axtell received word last
perature was 102 degrees on July
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changes the title of the position
week that his elder brother Roy .y 'g iH .'p a . ny. t h X Z ‘ m X
22.
Long time averages Indicate
The politicians are saying that held by J. Merton Stein’f i ^
& 2 ï X
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X X p h ..„ °c
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sec- (Satan) Axtell had' lieen found
there will be a dem and for some retary- treasurer to
get th eir we can expect a range of tem per
t,eatl ch ristn ia s m orning in his Itallievv of I oi (land, f l u t i n g up book* fo r the coming year.
M W director!«** w ith this cover atures from I degrees in Jan u ary
state school funds at the next said Mr. Ketchum.
legislative session, eith er th at or vides that
after rx* '
room in 3 rooming house In Rore-
to 100 in degrees in July.
T lic in A p ril.
31.
1939,
Rainfall for 195!) was lielow nor
h ig h er local taxes. W hich leads
Boatmen Get New
mal nine of the m onths. December
us to state
th at we can raise
Lawrence Buck, 64,
appears to lie setting a new re
school funds locally cheaper than
m ee,s ,h e -
3
V "" “
‘" ° ' - a -
cord as the driest December. Only
we can do It through the basic
Rules To Follow
Dies In Portland
.36 has been recorded thus far,
school fund.
a n ^ X s
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George l.aw rence Buck
was an.: the previous low was .12 in
The Oregon State Marine lioard
1916. Since
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Gil- be* i!n1p " ih '.'f *»». X ’1 r ,,' lciX‘k an(1 has announced that a synopsis of
In case anyone . ............................
« tv» a few
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, Jan u ary 1 a total of
1/ the first year was year 0 the al Land Bank
of in Spokane
still needs
burled ---------■
Monday < --
at The
Dalles hoi
year 19 j 9 was the end of a decade bam, Hood River, Sherm an Was- tors in i i
' ° ?n ° t,augh" the new Oregon Ixiatlng laws, Nt*w Year’s resolutions, I have following his death in a Portland 8.01 inches
* i,‘ " h,S ” en received,
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co and W heeler counties Direct- him f , ‘
A" SUrVlVe "
’ ff“c<ive January compile,I this handy list which hospital C hristm as night. IL
" * had
>• - ,l<“ n' <lry v«‘ars w ere In 1949
with 7.21 inches and 1944 and
We have been told th at the ors in addition to Mr. Ketchum at R oaeviiS cslm'!»
T J ® . hel b 1960 ls now available to the ma-v >*’ clipped and mounted on a been ill for many m onths.
w ants of m ankind are unending are E arl A. Moore, vice-presLent, ment there
'
' ' ' in te r' boating public. The synopsis and cupboard door for easy referen e
Servkes were
conducted by 1946 with 8.07 an 1 803 Inches,
b u t are now in an age when man Ho°d River; Gordon N. H aip er
application forms to identify boat throughout the coming months; Rev. L arry Eddings at Spencer & respectlvedy. in 1930. 1935 and
193!) total rainfalls of 6.6!),, 6.72
has caught up w ith his w ants to Wasco; W illiam L. Hulse. D ufur’
Libby's.
num ber, annual boat license and
,IMi0 RESOLUTIONS
and 6.43 were receive<l.
Since
the extent th at he wdll
rill not work and J- R. Wood. Fossil
Mr.
Buck
was
‘
b
orn
February
P O R T L A N D G E T S G R A IN
certificate of title are available at
I I will adm it (at least to my-
April
1
it
has
been
the
driest
on
to satisfy any more of them, so,
the offices of county sheriffs,
(hat the only exercise likely 5, 1895 at Mt. Carmel, Illinois and
Grain Inspected on arrival at state motor vehicle field offices t0 reduce my w aistline is the act has lived at Wasco since 1941. He re. ord.
the nation suffers from citizen Home Extension
Evaporation from a free w ater
Oregon
term inals picked up
inertia.
..
- r in and the various lx>at dealers of Pushing back from the dinner was a veteran of World W br I
surface was above normal in 5
.
o\
em
ber
to
7.8
million
bushels
throughout
the
state
which
have
table
while
still
slightly
hun-
and
a
m
em
ber
uf
Frank
Brown
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Meets At Kent
loin ,.6 million bushels In Octo- been listed with tho State Marine grY'
lx,st a t Wasco. Surviving are his of the 7 sum m er m onths. This In
We are very certain that even
,,t?r
but
was
under
the
9.8
million
board.
2.
I
w’ill
visit
my
physician
and
widow, Ollie, three daughters, dicates the low hum idity and re
tually the w orld will adopt b irth
The Kent Home Extension unit
The new Oregon lioatlng laws d en,ist for thorough exam inations -^’s. Eva Virtue of Moro, Mrs. flects the low precipitation of the
control because it will be m ore ,ne( a ( (be home of Mrs. John bushel s inspected In November,
Wind velocity, w hich usual-
satisfactory than controlled eat- Keckman December 15. During 1958.
which were enacted by the last sometime this year.
Vera Van Gilder and Mrs. Bar- year.
IV
ri (irriv » »
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The export grain movem ent legislature, are in accordance w 'th
(be m orning the business was at-
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. (ended by 1« members and two last month w a s 5.9 million the Federal boa^nst act of 19{
The nation seems to have about visitors, Mrs. Carl Nichols from ™ ? ? JL ;\ahf a ‘ ° f a year ag0 but The federal act delegates to the
w orn out that
a t bunch of easy ' aiparaiso, Indiana and Mrs. Eliz- “
° ’ushe,s un e r Octolwr, ac- states the num bering of undocu-
m arks w ho leaned toward com- “bed» H artley from G rass Valley cording t0 thls report from the m ented vessels and enforcem ent
munisan in the new deal thirties, A buffet luncheon was served at State (lePa rt,n en (
agriculture.
level
of ...................
lo a tln g laws.
cigarettes and am more than 40
to Indicate thf a 'r movement and
the bunch th at had s u c h 'a fit IWK)n A fter lunch Mrs. H artley
”—
< H AIRM KN A I’I’Ol NTE’l)
Jan u ary 1, I960, the U. S. Coast >’ears of age.
G reater
over Senator McCarthy and who gavc a very interesting lesson
Mrs. Jam es T. Brown, chairm an w>il drying conditions,
Guard will discontinue issuing
I b stx? (bat the entire fam-
wind velociti s would have in-
hate Nixon. They almost made on Tin Can Craft. All the mem- Short Course Planned boat num bers to Oregon boats and by <and not Just the kids) have
,be d r*ve for funds for the na-
creased evaporation to ev<>n high-
anti-communism a sin.
**ra (ried their skills a t m aking
only those issued by the State tbe recommenced numl>er of im- tiona( foundation, has announced cr am ounts above normal.
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of the decorations and orna For Livestock Men
M arine board will be valid.
m unizatlons against jwllo, <hph- lbe area chairm en for the corning
The w riter was saying that the ,nenls from tin cans. Mrs. Grace
The Oregon laws emphasize *heria, smallpox and tetanus.
campaign which will be conclud- New Form Made
Livestock producers ure invited
anim als easiest to train w’ere h:arI a1«« visited the unit in the
“safe boating” and apply to all un-
* won't be the “man of Iron” ed tb‘8 month.
to
make
reservations
for
a
short
those that lived and hunted in a f(e ™oon and she gave a dem on course in llve«nw>ir
documented vessels 12 feet and (>'!*• this year, but will stay home
TheY are: Mrs. H arry Justescn, For Income Tax
packs because they w ere used to s tr a (ion on making
nvlnn not
n
,
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and
to
those
having
motors
w
hen
I
have
the
flu
or
a
cold,
lx*-
Kent;
Mrs. W illard Barnett, Grass
follow ing a leader; the lone hunt- i « * 8 a ” d some m em bers who each
'nark elin g to ,)e he,d
The brand n w short retu rn
of 10 hor *?jx>wer or more, regard- cause those are things people Yalley; Mrs. Curly DeMoss, Moro,
e r could only be trained w ith dlf- had m aterial started m aking trees an
Ing ,Ianuary 15 less of size of the boat.
don’t want to share.
E rnest ahull, Wasco, and Mrs. Form 1040W provide? for 1959
for five weeks. It
Liltv and never
n p w r rnmiWitoi,,
Federal income tax filing was ex
W. A. Morris, Rufus.
flculty
completely. »♦
It to take home.
will be held at the c o u r t h o u s e . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ — ■
plained today by A. G. Erickson,
made us think of people.
Instructors will be Dr. Ralph /"»
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director of In ternal Revenue for
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the Oregon District.
“Men, dying, make th eir wills, Life In India
m
r i t u AiacKenzie, John le n d e rs
•
b u t wdves
Mr. Erickson said the new two-
R. W. Every, Dr. Dean Sm ith and COINTY
< <H ItT
I’ROCt Kh- I I NhS I’OR NOX FAIRER 1959 COUNTY AUDIT:
Escape a w ork so sad;
Gets Comment
page return form an be used by
T. W. Thompson, all of the OSC
INGH l)E( EMBER 2, 1939
APPROVED l)E< EMBER 2, 1959
Sec. of State, $161691
Why should they make w hat all
any Individual whos* Income con
Mrs. Bill Broughton of W^gco extension service
RE MINFTF7S: Minutes of regu TERM OF THE COUNTY (OFRT COUNTY COURT:
their lives
s is ts I of salary and wages, re-
has received an interesting letter
January 15 will take up gen-
lar meeting Nov. 4 and Special CIRCUIT COURT:
The gentle dames have had?”
E. Wilson, $15.00, L. E. Kase- gardless of am ount, and not more
froni Kolhapur, India, from her etics; January 22 the physiology
meeting of Nov. 13, read, ap
John II. Newman, $90.17-C lr. berg, $92.20 - Comma. Fee & Mile- than $200 Income from interest
—John G. Saxe.
cousin who is traveling in that of repro luctlon; January 29 feeds
and flivl- ends.
proved and signed.
Ct,
Reporter; Ju ro rs fees • $881.24; atfe, Vernon I. Milter, $15.30
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country with her husband, an and feeding; Feb
>. economics of RE CLAIMS; All claims allowed c ia ir Balzer, $15.00• Bailiff
Ju tg e s expenses.
•Hustiand and wife w hose com
C hristm as
. . . w eather wa« won- Indian national. Excerpts from production and Feb.
12 anim al
as presented against general S H E R IF F ’S OFFICE;
bine income meets
these tests
MISCBLIxANEOUS:
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‘ sun*>y. reasonably me letter are given here:
we health. Jhere will be no charge
fund and road fund.
George J. Geiser Jr.,
$52.16,
F irst National Bank, $280.30; may file a joint retu rn on
.b.U2 J h“
ln »“ left bo* Angeles Oct. 3 for the
RE FINANCIAL STATEMENT: U irln E. W innett, $71.76 - Official Oregon State Tax Comm., $55.10 - Form 1040W, he said,
three categories. It could be cold non-stop flight to London via the
For month of Nov. presented— cars; Moro Postm aster, $160.80- T'axeg W ithheld; Bankers IJfe &
er, sure, and It could be a darn p ila r route. However, we had to Leon Morehouse Dead
“The new two-page form is to-
sight w arm er.
approved an ! filed.
postage; State Industrial Accld. C asualty Co., $13.66; So lal Seeur- slg,,ed to allow taxpayers in the
land in Shannon, Ireland to re
RE GASOLINE CONSUMPTION: Comm., $7.50-annual fee; MelO’s Ry» $131.36.
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above Income category the lx«nc-
fuel, and I was happy to set foot From Probable Fall
For month of Nov. presented—
Overheard:
“The poor devil; on the land of some of our an-
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I
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ROAD
FUND:
E?on Morehouse, 58, was taken
approved a n l filed.
Journal, $12.00 - incld.; George J. --r ‘......
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surviving spouse’ atu 12» ‘sick
htm ^M •■'ln he h° S *’ 8CratChln* « » l « « We spent
,
.
one night ln (o a hospital in The Dalles Wed- RE ROAD BALANCES.
pay’ exclusion; (3) <IJvl ends re-
F or G eiser Jr., $65.00 • convention; WAGES:
London as we had m issed the nesday from Wasco suffering
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month of Nov. presented—ap- Ranch & Home Store, $1.19 • itxid.
Dunlap, $447.23; Bayer, Ç310.8J, re,vt’d credit; <|> estim ated tax
Italy.
from a a wound
wound on his head and
Mr David McDonald i« » t t i n . flig h t to Milan, iw
iy. Especially irom
proved
and
filed.
W.
R.
Reid
A
t
Son,
$9.32-incld.
Morehouse,
$267.52, Gosson, $312,- Pa>',npi»t credit, and (5) ite-iizin
re Of himself th at h l SL.n i* ,‘n)<,5'e<l seeln« the « W n a l paint- num erous bruts
so e ju
17; Johnson, $273.20, Griggs, $327.- d3ductl°ns for contributions, in-
ny a re o a X w i
“ “ " h l lng ° f "T he 1'as* 8up,>er'' * Da ’ ald
« ses which he was RE HISTORICAL SOCIETY: G. CLER K ’S O FFICE:
pretty
-a
u ,
. .
.
- obtained in a fall
F’ren. h appears before court
Kilham Stationery & Print. Co., 63; Edwards, $289.27; Social Se- 9 n ‘ 1 B'.vni(,nts, me k.tl expen-
®
hP V*-
\ Vinci,
inr*i « xanzl
1_ stairs
and M ¡pholanom'o
ichelangos loot
last varz«v'lr
work down « the
at the home of his
read Proverbs; 16:18.
asks for space to store old $7.34 - incld.; Moro Postm aster, curlty, $107.04, State Tax Comm., P' ’ ind ,b<‘ dke
of scultptoring. From Milan we nephew. Kenneth Morehouse who
m achinery in courthouse yard. $15.00-incld.
$40.30; F irst National Bank,
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w ent to Athens, w hteh sta rts one lives at Klon ike
He died
More Accidents,
Not advisable.
('OURTHOUSE:
30; B ankers Life At C asualty
The In ternal Itovenue Service to thin k in g about early New nesday night.
RE
“HOME
RULE"—
Original
Pacific Power & Light, $31.93; $46.80, State Industrial Accident
(wonder how it came to be called T estam ent days, particularly St.
Leon Morehouse
is a b r,.o
t
More Fines Levied
home rule and am endm ent un- Pacaiflc Tel & Tel., $48.20; City Comm., $7.50 - annual fee.
that) is going to m ake it harder P aul’s experiences—we toured his Rav Morehouse He la s lx -nAiv
a" d I* th to Corinth, which i, about mg at Wasco r< 4 n tlv was a vet
der discussion. C ourt to act on of Moro, $3.05; Oregon State Bu- GAS & O1L:
Oregon courts reported 11,756
jietition by people.
that will tickle Uncle Zed who al 50 miles from Athens. We spent eran of World W ar I and h .s a
reau of Izjbor, $11.50; Moro Grain
tfhell Oil Co., $352.32.
traffic violation convictions for
RE LONE IWX’K ROAD V. Grw’ers, $3.80; K irk’s Plumbing REPAIRS:
ways had to furnish his own ex 8 days in Egypt, touring the Val- son at Roseburg
November, the D epartm ent of Mo
Jones, State Engineer, present & Heating, $10.00.
penses.
Ix*ggers & C ontractors Mchy. tor Vehicles has reported.
ley of the Nile, before landing in
Funeral services for Mr Vtore
and pr .mt- figures re grading COURTHOUSE IMPROVEMENT C o . $90.19; Ross Volstoff Pontiac,
Nearly 175 of the convictions
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Bombay on October 21.
It was hou»? were held
and surfacing said roa
Bridge
K irk '
Plumbing Ar Heating, $12.10; The Dalles Iron W’orks, wt’rp for driving w hile Intoxi
Over in Africa some of the good to be In India w han Presi- Thursday at 11 a In The Dalles
to be constructe on new align $23.60.
$217.66, Chuck’s Chevron Service, <’a’p‘L a c h a rg e which required
tribes are disturbed over the dent Eisenhow er was making his ment in Sunrise m. w ith Inter-
cem etery at
ment. County to remove old JUSTICE COURT:
price of wives, one being now great and most historical visit;
$6.00; Moro Lum ber & Fuel Co., m andatory -u jm n sio n of the drl-
Wasco. A son, I,eon Jr. survives.
bri< ge.
City of Wasco, $10 0 0 -re n t; S1D.55; Dalmor Equip. Co., $1.80; v e r’s license.
worth several head of cattle. Over we pray for peace along with him
RE HIGHWAY No. 97—R. E. Ben H Galloway, $3 00 - Incld.; Cushm an Equip. Co., $7.67.
O ther reasons for license sus
here we ve stayed w ith the old He received a most wonderful
I e i:e ll e ;d ,»| jw ir b-foiv court Dunham Printing Co.. $17.70-in- BRIDGES & CULVERTS
pension during the m onth includ
p rl.e of $3 00 despite inflation.
welcome, and there is no place In Mrs. Edna Coon Buried
and a-ks them to transm it re- eldentals.
J. e . H azeltlne & Co
$4179- ed; recomm<*n<latlon of courts af
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the world w here the people give
ter traffic violation ««mvictlons,
com mendation to State High- COUNTY PRINTING.
Moro Lum ber & Fuel, $240.00.
We Just suspect that Washing- such a spiritual love greeting to At Grass Valiy
way Commission for comple
179; departm ental action based on
>h rm.in C ounty Jo u rn al, $21.45 T IR E S At TURKS;
ton has a good chance in the Rose a foreigner. It is beyond cescrip
The body of Edna Mav Coon
tion of 1J. S. Highway No. 97 Di MOSS PARK
driving records, fatal accident in
bowl because Schloredt can pass tion. We ju st completed a 2200
(Yishman
Equip.
Co.,
$920.53.
North from Was o to the in te r
volvement. physical condition and
b etter than W isconsin can defend, mile auto trip through South In- was brought to the Grass Valley
Pacific Power & Light, $.95
G
EN
ERA
L
SU
PPLIES:
cem etery Monday afternoon to lx*
section with U. S Highway DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
failure to meet certain license re
Or did in tlx? season.
dia and everyw here
Auto
E
lectric
Su¡»piy
Co.,
$30.-
we atoppe ; laid tx*si e that of h er husband.
No. 3o at Biggs.
quirem ents, 232; and failure to re
T. Lester Johnson, $105.00
zx-
,
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large crowds would gather to Howard Coon
36; Smith Auto Parts, $8.60
Mrs. Coon, nee RE TAX F'DRFX'I/?SED PRO I ROTECT1ON OF RECORDS:
port accidents, 74.
One of the troubles about run- greet us. Nine of us were travel- Stanton w.,
W EED CONTROL:
a native of G rass
The conviction figure, as well
PERTY: Alice Stew art, Hood
Recordak C o r p , $7.92.
ning for office is that some one, ling ln one car—Defense M inister
Moro
Lum
ber
&
Fuel
Co.,
$3.90;
River. O re. aubrnits bi for fol CORONER:
as
num ber of. tem porary suspen
friend or enemy, is always telling Krishm a Menon’s 1952 Mercury, \ alley and lived there until mov
Van W aters At Rogers, Inc., $560.-
ing to a little farm near Gresham
sions meted out, reflect an in
lowing tax forecktaod property:
Ix»y V Cochran, $1200
what you really think w hether Two of our passengers were small some
00;
Miller
Products
Co.,
$464.52;
years ago.
Original Site, lots
crease over the same m onth last
At 6 In O FFICERS BONDS:
you do or not. We note that pre babies 12 and 8 m onths old. J sat
Weed Control Service, $19.85.
Surviving are two daughters.
Block 9, Wasco. Rif
year,
the departm ent report said.
cepte
•W ential aspirants are no excep in the back with the two m others
S Fidelity At G uaranty C o, ROAD MACHINERY;
~ .
Mrs. W. N. (Wilma) Hads. Mrs
deeJ ordered
D ri\lng a cor while their oper
tlon.
$15.00-A e sors Bond; Fidelity
Stone Machinery Co., $7 210 06
and th eir babies, and was thoro- I/»R/>v (Fram es) Bell of Tacoma
NO Ft RTHER MATTERS AT IS At Deposit (b . of Maryland, $100- MISCELLANEOUS-
a to r’s license already was sus-
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ughly punched, poked, pinched, w here Mrs. Coon died, three sons’
peniled resulted In 136 driv ers re-
lo y a lty makes unions a n d pulled, Pusher! petted, petted. Elbert, W ilbert and D ep art nine SUE COURT ADJOURNED.
00 - T reasurers Bond
• Æ
¡ r , 5‘
“ * * "* » " « « m o n . ,
< LAIMS PRFXFATFD $G A I\- JA IL.
gangs as well as sometimes mak puked and piddled on! ‘Babies in grandchildren and four
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