Sherman County journal., April 29, 1960, Page 2, Image 2

PACK 1 SHERM AN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OKKOON
F R ID A Y , A P R IL 29, I960
clubs throughout the nation in
1959 and found that battery ami
electrical failures leads the list of
car breakdowns.
“Tire failure has shown a
steady decline since 1955 when
tubeless tires were announced as
standard e«|uipment for all new
cars,” according to the AAA.
"W hile still ranking as the num ­
ber two cause of auto breakdowns
tire trouble now accounts for only
20 per cent of the distress calls
t the
h o AAA
A A A receives.’
r tw o iv t» e ”
get to appoint an alternate for all
we know The Los Angeles Cham­
fe r of Commerce will be happy,
FubRnhed E v e ry F rid a y at
we are sure.
M oro, Oregon
Among the 88 are men whose
Ed! loi political background ranges from
Ollen I«. Krem h
the conservative to the crazy witn
C n tarvd • * areond el»»» m a tta r at t' i
th e latter predom inating although
F u a to lfic * a t M o ro ,
O i »non.
under /
g r * M Of M m r h a. IM .S
a well inform ed voter could
choose 24 pretty sound citizens.
N tW S H M I
The only local interest In this
F U B lIS H ItS
mass race is th at Jam es O.
■ a s s o c ia t io n
Burns, from neighboring Gilliam
county, Is a candidate. The others
live far away.
S ije rn u m (Emintg jo u r n a l
N A T IO N A L
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OS< R E S E A R C H K IN D S
R O B IN S V A R IE D
E D IT O R IA L
I AS®»C
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ru
ed feeding areas around individ-
ual nests, they also have neutral
feeding
territories established,
Dr. Storm said.
Robins usually retu rn to the
same general area each year to
nest, ami may even use the same
nest by repairing it. But it Is not
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LEGAL NOTICES
y(y|*|c|? «»j.- ANNUAL M 'H'M L
ELECTION AND MEETING
N O T H E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ,
in compliance w ith Sec. 331,010,
ORS, to the legal voters of School
District No. 17, of Sherm an Coun-
ty State of Oregon, th at the AN-
| A L) S
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certain th at eith er one of the
original pair of robins retu rn s to
the same nest.
A"ctu-a NUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of
A C lU U l
miles Clean New Tires Trade
Tractor or Pickup o r »350.0«)
Cash. Dales Richfield JO5-3535
FOR SALE: Two registered Ger­
man short haired pups. Call
ED 3-2272.
26c
WANT to make $20 or more in a
day for part or full tim e rou’e
work? W rite McNess Co. Box
4014, Oakland 23, Calif.
26-7p
FOR SALE: 1-16 foot plywood
boat, convertible top and hack
drop, complete, heail, Mark «5
60 HP motor. Call CY 6-9316.
25c
custo m
SLAUGHTERING by
appointm ent only. Custom cur­
ing. Meat cutting, wrapping,
sharp freeze Kenny’s Market,
Grass Valley
Call ED 3-2345
for appointm ent.
23-tfn
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sa«'1 UlMrlet w ill be held a t th e
“5huo1 hou_st' ;, i>ct " « .^ n th c h o u r s
of 2 p. m. and 8 p. m. on the first
Monday of May, being the 2nd
•¿ay of May, A. D. I960, for the
purpose of electing one director
tor a five year term .
Date I this 12th day of April,
When spring comes, it’s also
tim e for the red, red, robin to
Shaniko, as an Im portant city,
come bob, Ixib, bobbing along.
had a brief career. $t larst fdeo
But w hat robins really like is
O FFICIA L COUNTY p a p e r
fiad a brief career. It lasted from
to fee«l in the moist, short grass
bUIMCUIPTION KATE*
1900 when the Columbia Southern
that comes in the spring.
ONE YEAH
**•« came Into town with promises of
ATTEST:
Clara E. Houston
You’ll find that robins congre­
going
on
into
the
southern
stock
D istrict Clerk
gate in the cities during the day
A PR IL 2V 1990
country and ended in 1910 when Cancer
Dean P inkerton
because of the lawns, and dash to
the railroads built up the Des­
Chairm an Board of D irectors
YEAR OK BRIBERY
secluded “roosting” areas at night
chutes finding that route an eas­
Inform ation on the health his­ statistical sam pling ever under­ during the winter. In the spring,
Candidates are going about the ier entrance to the uplands of
N O T I C E OF M EETING OK
tory and living habits of nearly taken in a health field. In Ore­ night finds them on or near the
lantl m aking offers for votes, not central Oregon. But Shaniko 16,000 Oregon families is on its gon, 29,936 individuals are tak ­ nest, according to Dr. Robert M.
COUNTY
BOARD OK
in money, although that medium crowded as much life Into that way this week to New York
EQUALIZATION
ing part.
Storm, OSC associate professor of
would be sim pler and much, much decade as many another town has headquarters of the American
Notice is hereby given th a t on
To learn why and how certain zoology.
cheaper. They might consider it had in a century.
Monday, May 9, 1960, the Board
The most common robin in Ore­
Cancer Society. The data will lie people develop cancer and others
immoral to offer a man a dollar And I960 m arks fifty years since used in a six-year survey now don’t, the research scientists need gon is the W estern robin. But,
of Equalization of Sherm an Coun-
of their own for his vote and the Shaniko was commercially im por­ underw ay in the society to deter­ to know how people live, Mrs. the N orthw estern robin, which is
ty. Oregon, will meet at the Coun-
state would consider it venal. So tant and jierhaps It is an appro­ mine, if jKissible, why some indi­ Meserve added.
They need to darker and has w hite tips on the
ty Courthouse in Moro, Oregon,
these candidates offer the govern­ priate date to sta rt considering viduals develop cancer.
to
exam ine the
assess-
know where they work, what thev outer tail feathers, makes a w in­
[nX publicly
, rolls for
County
m ent's money—that is not con­ the rem ains of the municipality
Questionnaires, filled out by eat and drink, what tlicit- iiersonal te r visit.
sidered illegal.
as historically im portant.
m \ i I»01?01» * * n n -m I Sherman, for the year 1960, and
15,936 families in 27 Oregon coun­ habits are, where they live and
Robins usually nest twice d u r­
Health Products, penicillin, and
’
- ,
’
But it is immoral.
Not much rem ains of Shaniko ties, were distributed and collect­ w hat kind of air they breathe. ing a nesting season, laying 3 or
* instrum ents
.
are ’ .,.,„0.0.1,,
available at to correct all erro rs in valuation,
, » ,
The old folks are being offered that was there when freighters ed by about 1930 volunteers or­ They need to know their illnesses 4 eggs each time. Female robins
.... „„ ,
description, or qualities of land,
your Co-op Oil and Supply at
r
'
free metlical services, the lowest pulled up the grade from An- ganized and trained for the task and symptoms of illness and the­ do all the nest building anil incu­
*
*
. jots or other property assessed
The
Dalles.
20c
tfn
paid w orkers are offered a few telo|K* or across Shaniko flats, under the supervision of Mrs. S. ir family background.
by
tiie
assessor.
bating, hut the males help feed
cents more per hour, this place is their empty wagons ready to load W. Meserve, Portland, survey di­
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
the young.
The ratio between assessed and
offered a dam, this one a bridge. with supplies for cattle ranches rector for the cancer society's 4 H News
E very Saturday at The Dalles true cash value adopted by the
The young robin is ready to
We are witnesses to the sad ami sheep camps as much as 200 Oregon division, and Dr. A. C.
T iie Iceland Medler farm
was leave the nest two weeks after
Livestock Commission- Auction Roanj of Equalization p ursuant
s|M*ctacle of a nation’s resources miles away. The wooden hotel Hutchinson, Portland, chairm an tiie scene, April 21, of a meet­ hatching, and at th at tim e he eats
Yard, South on New Dalles-Calif to ORS 3t)y()34
2y per cenL
being put on the block to be sold succumbed to fire nearly a half of tite divisions cancer preven­ ing of tiie beef and swine mem- i t feet of earthw orm s a day.
Highway. M iscellaneous--10.00
It shall I k * the duty of the p er­
to the most pressing, best organ­ century ago; the livery stables are tion committee.
tiers of tiie North Siierman Live­
Robins m ate for a single m ating
A-
LS1OC K --12.30 sons interested to appear at the
ized group that can promise a gone with the saddle horses cow-
season and then switch partners.
^-unc*1 at tiie yards Giade time and place appointed.
Tiie Oregon families, Dr. H utch­ stock d u ll.
P eti­
few votes toward the election of lx>ys once rode proudly down the inson explained, will lie among
''A Restaurant. Phone CY 6- tions for adjustm ent of assess­
The sheep members met F ri­ A pair of nesting robins plays
a |M»llticlan who Is willing to streets; the office of C ornett’s the estim ated 500,000 in the na­ day, April 22, at Leroy Belshees. “king of the m ountain” over a
or
6-4513, I lie Dalles, ments m ust be filed w ith the
trade his co u n try ’s welfare for his stage line is long gone as are the tion on which close check will lie Tiie usual procedures of the meet­ te rrito ry three-tenths of an acre
Oregon.
14c-tfn Board of Equalization not later
buildings that housed saloons, kept throughout a six-year period ing were dispensed with and a around its nest. This is to protect
own aggrandizem ent.
T o A MAN WHO SEEKS A
than the end of the first week
There Is not a one of these pet- stores and Ixirdellos across the to help cancer research scientists list of who is taking what to The tiie young from being bothered by
BETTER OPPORTUNITY
that the Board is in session.
ty |M»litlcal punks w orthy of a street from the solid brick, Shani­ evaluate environm ental factors Dalles Show and to the County other birds and it leaves enough
PERMANENT, KI LL TIME
Clair L. Balzer
vole for dog catcher and an honor­ ko Hotel. The brick store still in the development of the disease. F air was w ritten down by secre­ room to gather nesting m aterial
P O S IT IO N
Sherm
an
Couny Assessor
able citizenry would disavow all standg as imposing as when it A ppii»\ini.ii«'lv l.iHio.ooo individ­ tary, Karen Macnab Later we and food.
I f you own a go*»«! uiitoniobil«*
Publish
April
22,
29, May 6, 1960
of them. Il is disgraceful and Imre the sign Pease & Mays uals will I k * involved in the su r­ went to the barn and judged four
Even tough robins have protect- and are w illin g
to be aw ay 4
Co , a branch of The Dalles store, vey believed to lie the largest Angus steers. Virgil Fields also
history will so record
IL L FOR R
ID S
nig lits a week w o rkin g in this ’ ALL
RIBS
la y lo r L O D G K A. K. A A. M.
now also gone. The once projK*r-
Notice is hereby given th at
p art ut Oregon. Yon must have a
gave a report on leading and set­ Wasco Meets F irst and
ous hank did not unfold and the
high school education and desire sealed bids will lie received by the
ting an animal up for show ut Third Tuesdays. Visiting
S O M E T H IN G W R O N G
row of buildings where the silver
to im prove yourself. Re over 21. clerk of School D istrict No. 17,
the barn The next meeting wil, hrethern welcome.
4
H
CLUB
NEWS
We have our doubts about a tooth of Sllvertooth decorated the
We will train those accepted for G herm an County, Oregon, at her
be May 15 at Leonard Fields.
Vinton
W
atkins,
W.
M.
Stuffed toys cornin’ up! The
recent re|>ort from the d epart­ sign is a vacant lot.
the position. Excellent Salary ami office or her Post Office address,
Bill Smith, reporter
Elton
Medler,
Secretary
The railroad that made Shani­ Child Care club members are
ment of m otor vehich's and if we
expense account begins im m edi- Moro (¡rade School, Moro, Oregon,
Lupin«- Rebekah Lodge No. I *4
recall had a sim ilar doubt last ko Is gone these past fifteen years now working on this as another FLAT TIRES NOT RAH
ately.
unlil 8 P- 111» Tuesday, May 10,
Meets 2nd and 4th Tti«-*
used to I k * project. April 18 at the Busse FOR DRIVERS ANYMORE
year when the report came out. and the wool that
YOUR REPLY W ILL IIE KEPT 1660, for the following two pro-
days
of
each
month.
VlsP
The flat tire has dropped to an
1N A B S O L U T E C O N F ID E N C E jects:
This one shows 908,007 motor ve­ stored in the w arehouses along home was the time of this m eet­
lng m em bers welcom*
all-time low as the cause of auto­
hicles in Oregon which may I k * the track now goes rolling by In ing.
W rite to Personnel,
Box 1508,
1- Painting the exterior of Moro
Florence Thom pson, N. G.
trucks as do the cattle that bawl­
We discussed more about vol­ mobile breakdowns, the Oregon
Grade School.
correct.
__Helen Martin. Secretar« __ Salem, Oreg«>n. G ive h istory of
It gives the automobiles m ed all night in the spacious stock­ unteer baby-sitting and the story State Motor Association reported Eureka laxlge N'<>. 181 A.F.«k Y. * past and present em ploym ent re ­
2. Reflooring and finishing the
hour at the library for this com­ today.
ubout tw o-thirds of a car per yards down by the depot.
first and-or second floors, ex­
cord, y o u r com plete address, age
Meets
on
the
l«t
and
3ra
But age has hallowed it, Glam­ ing summer.
Sherman county as 1705 which Is
The Oregon AAA Club said the Thursday
cluding the gymnasium, of the
and phone num ber.
ier.
evenings eacr«
Refreshm ents were served.
capita and approxim ately correct. ourized it, and the city that wus
American Automobile Assn, has month.
Visiting membei >.g
Moro Grade School. Specifica­
STATE WIDE PAINT CO. com­
Next meeting will is* May 2.
Then it shows 149 trucks indicat­ the sin spot for an area as large
just completed a survey of auto­ cordially invited to meet w-’h u*
tions in two alternates.
plete
painting
and
decorating
Ronald Powell, W. M.
Vee Busse, reporter mobile breakdow ns reported to
ing that there is little over half a as an eastern state now recalls
Specifications may I k * obtained
service, spray or brush. Phone
Clyde Gillmor, Secretary
truck per farm and that is dead the stories as history. Here the
CY 6-3977*or*CY 6-5293, 1205 E. at t,le
of the clerk of School
wrong. It must I k * in classifica­ hanker, was shot, here was the
Moro LODGK No. 113 I.O .O .F.
12th St. Vern Campbell and l,is,I'ict No. 1,, Sherm an County,
entrance
to
Lou’s,
here
the
cow­
tion for Gilliam county has but
x O x . Meets 1st and 3rd Tues
Jack Null, Tiie Dalles, Or. 38tfn Moro’ Oregon between the hours
c ^ 3 days in LOO K, hall Tran­
164 trucks and Umatilla bus 2012. men ami the sheepmen clashed,
a' In'
12 00 a - ni->
sient and visitirj- brother.; FOR A gricultural loans see ELBA
Even if pick-ups were classed all In the long, long ago when the
The
Dalles
and
the
Mid
Cd-
,
throu«h
Friday
Didder«
of
are cordially invited.
as passenger vehicles the report state was young and a wilder,
g Sts.
,s may hid on eith er or both pro-
Floyd
Haines.
N.
C.
umbia
PCA,
4th
&
Court
more
turbulent
generation
went
would I k * wrong. Why there are
tfn jects- ^hls will i«e publicly opened
I,eo W atkins, Secretai)
More Than Color Blind
CPpress 6-2468.
m ote than 140 trucks waiting at about the tasks of raising stock,
at 8:00 p. m., Tuesday, May 10,
B e th le h e m C h a p te r N'«». 78 O.E.S l-oit SALE: A 11 ft. boat, \e iy
at
\ j oro g ratje School.
elevators every harvest.
Every building railroads, settling a coun-
//
When It Comes to "Red
h x / Meets every sec«
second T hurs
well constructed — in excellent
one of the 200 farms has at least " J
The
board
reserves the right
.JSS a , day each month,
Visiting
Who knows, someone might re­
condition. Price • $150.00. Dr. to reject any or all bids.
one.
Moro.
Ore
v
m
em
bers
Invited
“ Red“ Dolan has been going
vive the story of W ard’s at Cross
F. D. Logue, The Dalles Phone
painting It read: “Storm Scene
Dean Pinkerton
Imogene Halley, W. M.
to painting class at night at the
Hollows where the finest cooks
on The Lake" by Red Dolan.
'
Cy
6-2512.
24-7c
ITorothy
Heater.
Secretary
Chairm an
high
school.
They
had
an
e
x
h
i­
H I E SEVENTEEN MILLION
between The Dalles and Canyon
From where I sit. there are
ELEU. ORGAN. W ant responsible
bition and we all w ent to see
Clara E. Houston
I
IA
R
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N
H
V
I
E
W
G
R
A
N
G
K
City
exercised
their
skill,
someone
often occasions when w e do-
party to assum e small mo.
w hat Red had d«»ne.
A campaigning senator is quoted
Clerk
Meets F irs t am i T h ird Saturdays
see w hat w e’re really
Red’« painting was one of
pyts. Also spinet piano. W rite
as saying that 17,000,000 Ameri­ might gather data of Schernekau,
April 22, & April 29, 1960
each
imtnth
at
8:00
p.
m.
to
see.
Why
sometimes
w
who
settled
the
place,
and
some­
the most beautiful there We
Credit Mgr., Tallman Piano
cans go to l>ed hungry every
Laura Sather, Master
even reco gn ize In to l.
■fared at it for the longest time
Stores, Inc., Salem, Oreg. 24-6c
T<> (H E R IT O R S
night That is almost one in ten. one could collect and w rite the
when
it
eontes
along.
I
.
,
Florence
Bruckert,
Sec'y.
then all agreed it wus a paint­
___________________________________N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
OI course, it was said to arouse stories of the days when men
stance.
If
you
begrudge
me
ti.«
ing of a field close to town, and
traveled by horse ami Shaniko
that Guy O. W oodworth has been
sym pathy and create interest in
right to an occasional glass oi
that It showed a woman in the
welcomed
the
horsem
an
and
appointed E xecutor of the E state
beer, that's as Intolerant as if I
some do-gooder plan the cam paig­
distance
who
looked
a
lot
like
cured his th irsts and his aches
W A S H IN G T O N AND
of E sther A. Stanley, Deceased,
denied you a glass of iced tea. ’
ner was advocating as a means of
Red’s w ife. We congratulated
and sent him back to the cabins
Why
don't
we
step
bark
and
and has qualified as such.
getting votes. No one lK*heves it
o u r a r tis t on his w o rk Red
KA
A
I
I
I
on .i hundred cteeka a pious ami
take another look at In to le r­
All persons having claims
smiled, thanked us all, and was
not even the senator.
ance and »ee it for w hat It Is’
quite happy.
against said E state are hereby
But we feel that some effort iwnitent man.
By C. W IL S O N H A R D ER
When he left. Shm Johnson
notified and required to present
should I k * made to prove the
noticed the title card by the
the same, duly verified, w ith the
statem ent just to m aintain some N E W W H E A T B il l.
Up in the Arctic there is a cheaper than U. S. mills can
proper vouchers to said E xecutor
semblance ot
authenticity in
small animal called the lem­ buy it for; then manufacture it
A new plan has passed the
by delivering them to Marie Hos-
American politics, now well on
ming that travels around in big into textiles and land finished
(
JVoV. t n t l t j X tf /r » l i r t u t r t f vunduh
kinson, Clerk of Sherm an Coun­
the down grade. There must In- sen.tt«* agricultural committee to
packs. Every once in a while, goods In this country for half
ty, at the office of the County
the leaders of the pack are U. 8. manufacturing cost,
several hundred (well, thousand. take ear«* of the wheat situation
a • •
seized by some undefined hys­
t lerk in the County Courthouse
any wav I of small boy# who are hi the I’liitde Stales We doubt If
In 1947 U. S. exported $74fi
teria and rush pell mell for the
it
was
advocated
by
any
farm
o
r­
at Moro, Oregon, w ithin six
sent to bed without their supper;
million
in
textiles,
imported
$24
cliffs overlooking the Arctic
m onths from the date of the first
there is certainly a large num ber ganization, ot' that it will lie adop-
Ocean with the entire pack fol­ million worth. By 1955 exports I
d ro p p ed two-thirds, imports
publication of this notice. The
ot American women who stulf t«*d as it is.
lowing. They
It would arbitrarily reduce
jumped five times.
all jum p over |
first publication of this notice is
them-.elves with the lnp|H*ries ot
• • •
the brink and
April 15, I960.
a bridge party and deny tliemsel wheat acreage by 2d iK*reeut or
The gallant General Robert
are drowned
from
55
million
acres
to
44
mil­
G U Y O. W O O D W O R T H
ves substantial food to prevent
|
E.
Lee
lost
his
war
at
Gettys-
O ne o f N a - f
. burg, although it took about
unlovely em'lMin'point, there are lion Kat liters cutting acres would
Executor of the E state of
ture's oddi
two more years for that fact
men who stop at the lull on the get wheat from the surplus as
E sther A. Stanley, Decease«!
ties.
|
to be recognised. The U. S.
C ro p
supports
J. Tracy Barton
road home and tumble hastily com|K*nsa(lon
may
have
already
lost
its
eco­
Yet p e r -
A ttorney for the E state
into tied immediately on arriving would lx* raised from 75 I'ercent
nomic war with Russia, but It
haps no more
The Dalles, Oregon
I is yet to be recognised.
at tile family castle too uuinli to of parity to Ik) |x*r«-ent of parity
odd than the
• • •
know hunger; think, also, of the It Is presumed that parity will I k *
spectacle of
For with the Communistic
In several different ways, to allow you a higher
NO TH E OF
T H E
OREGON
vast number of dieters too full figured as at present Tin* 15 acre
some 170,000.- c. W . H arder
bloc of nations dumping goods
000 Americans being led by
U
H
E
A
T
C
O
M
M
IS
S
IO
N
P U B L IC
for food and not for words, who free wheat would lie cut to 12.
on the U. S. shores made by
This sort of bill continues the
self annolnted hysterical lead­
savings yield, while paying considerably lower
B U D G E T M E E T IN G
deny them selves for as much as
virtual slave labor, and huge
ers to the brink of destruction. U. S. corporations dumping al­
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ,
two or throe days at a time and theory of scarcity that start«* I
0 0 0
th e farm ers’ troubles nearly Id
most tariff free goods made by
»hat a public meeting will be held
are tn-astly hungry.
income
taxes
on
certain
U.
S.
Treasury
bonds.
Also
In a recent public address.
cheap labor in foreign subsidi­
Senator Andrew S c h o e p p e l,
We could think of others; years ago. There Is nothing to
pursuant to ORS Chapter 578, the
aries. the spectre of the Am er­
Kansas,
spelled
out
danger.
some too lazy to cook, some w atch­ help «xmsumptlon but fu rther en-
<>ieg«m Wheat Commission Act,
this
interest
is
exempt
from
state
income
taxes.
ican
collapse
on
the
economic
• • •
ing television and eating the «•ouragement to reduce uses of
at the Pendleton Memorial A rm ­
the land.
“ The first duty of any so­ front hangs • over
farm ers to
• •
food prepared for that work, some wheat while la y in g
ory, Pendleton, Oregon, on May 17,
ciety,*' he said, “ is to provide
Why
not
check
the
possible
tax
benefits
which
It is a sinister paradox. Rus­
out to shows. You see theie could produce less.
I960, from 1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m
for its self preservation. We sia. since the days of M arx and
are making the United States , enjn ha, brrn |nUn| on
I k * a giMKlly number.
up«>n a pro|x>sed budget for opera­
might
be
applied
to
your
own
particular
cash
the worst place to buy and the , trovln< A m rrlran cap,U ||,m .
But if any Americans are really S(TIOOI. VOTE
tion of the W heat Commission
beat place for the world to sell, And in using the economic
during the fiscal year Ju lv 1, 1960
hungry it is liecause they are too
Voters in the G rass Valley
and if we continue our present weapon. Russia has as allies
reserve
or
special
savings
account.
to June 30. 1961.
lazy lo wolk oi too incompetent school «llstrict will vole Monda.s
policies we will have full em­ that group of monopolists with­
to compete and in either ease on a proposal to semi school
ployment In Manila and Milan, in the framework of American
At this m eeting any producer
and Increasing unemployment capitalism who for the tempo­
iiungei could Is* a cure
of wheat in Oregon has a right to
buses to homes to pick up school
Call or Phone Collect
In Topeka and Detroit.”
rary gains In profits to be made
* heard with respect to the pro-
children That would put Grass
• • •
t«tday from producing in cheap
budget, a copy of w hich Is
Valley on an equal basis with
“ Many American corpora­ labor nations, have prrssured
BIG HALlX ir
J. W. DODD
available for inspection under
w ith other sclmol «llstricts in the
tions." the Senator said, “have government Into destroying the
from 56 to 70% of their entire protective tariffs that protect
»•easonahle circum stances in the
Tlie prim ary ballot for the Dem­ county The cost would he nom ­
TYOH VALLEY. ORE
production abroad. In answer the big segment of American
«-»(ice of each County Extension
ocrat pally is certainly the big inal as f»-xx extra miles are In­
to those who claim that pres­ capitalism that believes in free
Agent in Oregon.
gest ever printed in Oregon and volved am i in the principal place
ent trade policies result in a and independent enterprise.
Phone
Tvgli
Valley
Phone
611
»-or fu rth er inform ation, con­
will certainly confuse* the average of contention the road is equal to
gain for our economy. I say
• • •
tact the Oregon W heat Commis-
those who gain do so at the
voter who is not acquainted with the county n»a«l
The
hour
is
late.
MID COLUMBIA MGR Wm J. COLLINS A CO.
• • •
expense of American worker
’ i«n Box 138. Pendleton, Oregon
lamg «-«tntinutsl
eontr«»vers\
ali of his party 's politicians
Rut If believers In free enter­
an«I small businessman.”
'J»»**! this 15th day of April.
The Ik*mocrata are choosing 21 does damage to a com m unity ami
ti in m l .
M im iciiM l and U«»r|M»rute Bond«
prise aid men like Sen. Schoep-
• • •
IMO
out of a list of mn to go to Los l«eople usually resolve their pr«»b-
Stiw k« and M u tual F und*.
«teni.itir In v n tlln g .
Sen. Sihoeppel reports Jap- pel to keep Congress on main
attest
Angeles in July to nom inate a lems on a basis of fairness ami
anil E ata tr Planning
anese « an buy American grown battle instead of side isstie*.
fau len W Kaseherg
cotton for 7*« cents per pound the tight can still be won.
candidate for president Each will neighborliness anyway sooner or
Chairman
£ Saii.oal Cut.ran— ln.«»t>»-'.j.m K u . iiwh
have half a vote and each mav later.
I.incy Jean. Aihninlsfrator
SHANIKO
B i m i f ii a
'l 1 «
Societv Gathers Pile o f Information
Jro A
From where I s it... ¿y Joe M arsh
" C
SM ALL
Uncle Sam Offers To
Be Your Partner
B U S IN E S S ”
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April 29,
i960