yond.
h e re w as re a lly o n ly te n y e a rs
¡p e c ta c u la r e x is te n c e fo r S h a n
iko.
A fter 1910 w h e n th e e n
d u e d r s h ad fo u n d a lie tte r ro u te
m b ia S o u th e r n th e
iinlg sto p jied , th e s ta g e line»
s u p e rc e d e d a n d th e to w n
by fire a n d d ecay .
Mr th e s to r e Is clo sed , th e
from w h o se k i r k d o o r wa-
W ere o n c e lo a d e d w ith s u g a r
a ti< i salt, co ffe e a n d baco n , s a d
dles ¡ h i I lxx»ts, fo r th e w a n ts an d
w h im 4 of cow p u n c h e r an I sh eep -
h e r d e r in a n a re a h a lf as la rg e as
O lite m i n * « tu '.il r l ' <4 mutt«-
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SPAPER
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A S S O C IA T IO N
E D IT O R IA L
N A T IO N A L
A S ' 1 ^ C& TI® N
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New E ngland.
N o th in g c o m m e rc ia l
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WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
WINS BEST-OF-SHOW
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TANKS A N il I IIK ( I I l / . I A
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o v e r in .Morrow c o u n ty w h e re
a n in d u s tr ia l s ite m a y o c c u p y th e
sp a c e now
u sed by an o b so le te
b o m b in g ra n g e th e r e is a rg u m e n t
o v e r th e v a lu e o f su c h d e v e lo p
m e n t. W e sa y m a y , b e c a u se Un-
a m b itio u s s e n a to r s fro m
W ash
in g to n a te f r y in g to get th e p r o
je c t lo cated in
th a t s ta te
and
O reg o n h a s no e m is s a r ic in W a sh
in g to n to c o m p a re w itii th e m .
w ill
re
m ain o f S h a n ik o
e x c e p t th o se
vho ¡ire d e d ic a te d to its m e m o ry .
P h ilo s o jih e rs m a y n o te th a t th e
purv c. in g 0 f food w as th e last
th in g to go, th a t th e c lic k in g of
p oker c h ip s, tiie tin k lin g fo r b o r-
dolio
p ia n o w, th e
c lin k in g o f
whlhkt •y gla.v sscs h a v e b een g o n e
in a d tia lity tlie.se
m a n y y e a rs ,
a lth o u g h k e p t fre s h
in s to r y
¡uni leg en d ..
tl
ti
F
I ’OI U l II O F J L I A
ti
T his is th e issue of th e y ea r in
w hich we u rg e ev ery o n e to read
Hu* D eclaration of Independence.
We ¡ire going to do it again and
will tak e o u r ow n advice, p a rtly
to review
Hie o bjections th e
fn e d o in loving co lo n ists m ade to
G eoige i l l , ami p a r tly ’to sound
again
th ese s tirrin g
p h rases;
Win n in th e co u rse of h u m an
events, it becom es n ecessary for
one people to dissolve th e p o liti
cal hands w hich h av e connected
them w ith ¡m other, and to as
sum e, am ong tin* pow ers of the
earl h, th e se p a ra te and equal sta
tion to w hich th e law s of N atu re
uid of
N a tu re ’s God en titled
opinion , of m ankind req u ires that
they
liould d eclare tin* causes
w hich impel them to the separa-
Y
(
it
a
tl
lie h e a r in g in S alem .
T h e o b je c t o f th e C o m m itte e is
to l»ase th e ir fin d in g s a n d re p o r t
on a p e rs p e c tiv e o f m a n y y e a rs
in tiie f u tu r e n e e d s th a t O re g o n
m ig h t b e g in its n e x t 100 y e a r s in
s u c h a w ay ¡is to m eet p r o g r e s
s iv e ly its f u tu r e w ith n o th in g lo st
o f its v a lu a b le re s o u rc e s.
W e w ill n o w b e g in o u r c o m
p ilin g o f th e s e fin d in g s in to b ills
a n d r e p o r ts fin is h in g by O ct. 15
fo r s u b m ittin g to th e G o v e rn o r
a n d tin* n e x t L e g isla tiv e S essio n .
W e, fh e c o m m itte e w ill be v e ry
in f e r e i e I in r e c e iv in g sugq'v.-
tior." an 1 e p i n i o n ' fro m e n v or-
g a n 'r e t ie n
and
in d iv id u a ls a n I
a n . if
ach m n te ri d sh o u ld b ?
sen* ’o o u r E x e c u tiv e S e c re ta ry .
A n th o n y N e tb o y ,o r th e C o m m it
te e on N a tu ra l R e so u rc e s . . .741
S ta te O ffice B u ild in g . P o rtla n d 1,
(ire g o n .
F ra n k M. W e a th e rfo rd
S ta te R e p r e s e n ta tiv e
u women who plan to enter yeast breads at our own county fair
sr might want to do a little before hand practicing by trying out
size winning recipe. This bread was judged Best-of-Show in yeast-
ng classes and given the special gold ribbon and cash award con-
led by Standard Brands Incorporated, the makers of Fleischmanns
,t.
I' baker, Mrs. Hoyt Palmer, won this special award at the Salt l ake
:y Fair, Utah, in 1959. Whole wheat llour, molasses and honey are
<sal ingredients.
other favorite recipes featuring yeast-raised bread- swu t breads
I Is will undoubtedly show up at our fair, as won
for
ial Best-of-Show Yeast Baking Award.
Hut if it goes to W ashington it
FAMILY LOAF
will please O rville C u tsfo rth , well
J
...
ge
or
cake
Fleischmann's
Yyast,
2 tablespoons molasses
to do farm er, w ho h as been filling
a live dry or compressed
1 tablespoon salt
the pap ers and the a ir w itii ins
^5 up warm, not hot, water
3 cups milk, scalded
objections to th is possible influx
( lukewarm for compressed yeast)
6 cups whole wheat flour
1 tablespoon shortening
of new citizens. H e says they w ill
3 cups sifted all purpose
1 tablespoon honey
flour(about)
raise ta x es am i th e county judge.
O scar P e te rs o n , sa y s m o re people
DNsolve yea« in water. Add the shortening, honey, molasses and salt
will p ay m o re ta x e s .
t<
led milk. Cool to lukewarm and add yeast. A Id whole wheat flour
in th a t p a r t of the arg u m en t
t
i soft dough. Add about 3 tups W'hite Ilia r as needed and knead
th e farm er is rig h t: the bigger
I
bly. Let rise until double in bulk. Knead down. Let the dough
th e population gets the h ig h e r the
»
minutes. Shape into loaves, kneading well to get out all air
ta x es are, in m illage and in pi r
1
Let rise until nearly double in bulk. Bake at 400* for 10 to 15
n
(lentil lightly brown). Reduce heat to 350' for 45 minutes,
capita, 'fh e Judge feels th a t in hi-
hl
.’ large loaves.
position he should do ev e ry th in g tio n .”
to m ake the co unty grow ; the
We also like the reaso n s given:
T he old fashioned a rt of fine selv e s on th e ir sk ill in th is tradl-
fa rm e r w ould p rese rv e it for p re the in alien ab le
rig h ts of life, veast bread baking will lx* a tio n al c u lin a r y a rt and one big
se n t in h a b ita n ts, th e ir h eirs an I liberty and th e p u rsu it of happi- pro m in en t featu re of this y ea r's re a s o n is a sp e c ia l Best -of-Show
assig n s forever, C u tsfo rth o b je c t, b e » ’’ w ith o u t a sin g le word S h erm an County F'air.
y e a st b. k in g a w a rd of $10 offer-
to paving for the education ol in ulxiul freedom from w an t o r the
C om petition will be keen am ong cd by St; n d ard B rands Ineorpor-
n u m e ra b le im p o its from th e ea t illy freedom from fe a r and abso local w omen who prid e them ¡tied.
w hose philosophy will he at v a r lutely
n o th in g ab o u t pension
ian ce w ith the established cus rig h ts o r the rig h t to ta p the
so in ees, H ydro electric, »l ate en-
tom s of pioneer based Morrow
rovertim ent for tinneeded lux-
i
i
f
l
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F
county. Hi* say they will not pay tries.
stu d ies for F ish and Came. Eish
th e ir w ay.
T hey w ere rugged, those old
C om m issoln, an I m any of the
I nlcss the two se n a to rs from
inters and they w anted to stan I
v ario u s com m issions and agencies
W ashington heat ns out th e re will >h then ow n le d and resented
to d eterm in e if th e re should be
be developm ent and if th ey do some one, e pet tally go v ern m en t, D ear E d ito r
a com bining of ¡ill of these De
then* will is* oilier developm ent try in;; to do it to r them .
The C om m ittee of N atu ral Re p a rtm e n ts to a cab in et form of
th e re . N othing can stop It for
So we will read die docum ent
stem m in g from a
so
u
rc e s <>f w hich 1 an a m em ber G overnm ent
long. As to costs. Well, th ere an** they w ro te and en jo y ev ery word,
closer
co
n
tro
l
by the G overnor —
few m en who pay th e ir wa.v t i i x i ’And will w onder th a t In less than has ju st finished bolding ¡1 s e n e s ch an g es in any form of ap p o in tin g
ot
public
h
earin
g
s
th
a
t
consisted
wise. A good sh ;n e of the citizen e - ’ild veins Hie iKttion.il philosophy
ol taking testim o n y an d com pil of com m ission m em b ers and th e ir
spend m ore than the.v acluall.vg* uuld have softened so m uch.
ing Bn* findings of the w ishes of te rm s of ten u re. May I add h ere
ea rn in a lifetim e and a muchW —------------
tin* public in llieir view in w h at th a t New Yoik b .t .o n ly 25 De
le w e r n u m b e r puy nt taxes a s ’5
<s< i : \ i . h i
can
or should be done in tiie b et p a rtm e n ts an d A gencies of tiie
m uch as they ^ r t v e in services.-, ,
S tate G overnm ent.
l or exam ple in Khcruuin c o u n t! if ' t liete
ul<
1 lot>e who c o n te n t te rm en t of uses of o u r n atu ra l
Should Oregon have a D ep art
l.v the cost of edu catin g a c h ild 1 1, ;" 1 *' " ,p in ,° c e n tra l (b e g u n resources.
m ent of
N a tu ra l R esources....a
T h is com m ittee w as charged
av erag es o v er $60(1 a year For a ” V<M " le
end they
Dept. of R ecreation . . . ch an g es in
m an w ith a m odest n u m b er of
" ‘/ ’’»Udenlly look forw ard to w ith die 1 esp o n sib ility of d e te r
o u r p ark s d e p a rtm en t s e tu p . . .
two child ren the school taxe> for "H ie b eautiful scenery. Last week m in in g if o u r law s co n cern in g Dept. of P lan n in g and D evelop
end
the
m
o
u
n
ta
in
s
w
ere
as
w
hite
th ese reso u rces ¡ire fu n ctio n in g
12 .Veals would total $11,100 to
m e n t.
the end of high sellout to su.V and d e a r as it p ain ted on canvas, p ro p erly , if not w hy and w h at
M eetings have been held in
the
blue
sp
o
ts
on
th
e
snow
cov
should
be
done
to
m
ake
them
func
noth in g ol the $ 2 In co unty taxes
evenly
scattered part of th e sta te
w h eth e r
then*
lor .slab a family .and tiie $100 ered slopes sh in in g o ut as bright lion b etter, o r
fin ish in g hist T h u rsd a y in a pub-
as
the
blue
in
th
e
sk.v.
-liould
be
m
ore
law
s
co
n
cern
in
g
ill city taxes per year. Ills federal
We h a v e ho|x*d th a t so m e d a y th ese 111.lite rs to lie tte r se rv e the
luxes a ie based on wliat he earns,
som
e one would fin d a d escrip tiv e people . . . . To d eterm in e if anv
Z E N IT H
TV
not the services be d erives ¡ h i I
naturally beat no relution to each n ime loi H ighw ay 97 th at would of th e 170 D ep artm en ts and Agen-
S a le s
&
S E R V IC E
givi Hie b e a r e r a n id ea o f tin* eii-s ot tin* s ta te sh o u ld bi* com
ol her.
Ion view ol tin* C a sc a d e s v isib le bined to p rev e n t o v erk ip p in g of
NERVI! F ON AI L M IK E S
l ’i'o|ierly
ow n ers
subsidize
fro 1 lie.illy e v e ry m ile o f th a t d u tie s that ¡ite costly o r cause
those w ithout properly and no
h ig way. I h e 'e ’s Hood a n d Jef- co nfusion in a d m in istra tio n
Call ANDY PAULSON
in
way lias been found to change it.
ferì 'll th e T h re e S iste rs and
such D ep a itm e n ts ¡is waiter r>-
A lthough .Mr C utsforth cannot
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m a n y jet l peaks bvtWii*u and
win. Ins p ro tests may ¡iron e a
Ix-yond
ti
n ake ¡in e v e r ch an g in g
little re. p ed for till
win an -
and alwa
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tuia
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o mu« h h the
lim e o| y e a r l.irm et's
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One of the g reatest m ysteries
of our tim es is how govern-
in< ntal leadership, in a democ-
r . p v can m aintain policies that
aix in conflict with the people.
eign im|M>rts is one of the fac
tors. He then asked how the
people in this typical A m er
ican district he represents
would attack the problem.
The results were interesting
In .1 Just recently com pleted
oiBouwide poll of the nation's and illu strate the wide clear-
'idepeiiili-nt businessmen eon- 1 age between the people and
m
Washington leadership. Over
«’in led by the Y
< , one-third, .'13.9', , voted to raise
5 allot» >1 l ed- :
tarilYs and im p o s e im p o r t
« r a t i o n of i
t i l 1 epe 11 deni (
quotas. Another 37.2% are In
favor of preventing IT. S. cor
B u s in e s s ,!
p o ra tio n with foreign plants
« i
e \ - J
from shipping the products of
p re sse d
( fi e in s .• ! v P s /
these low wage plants into the
li t aver of I
i F . S. Another 33.5’, expressed
lhe T ill t’*(»o-
L
,h,,mselves as in favor of lim
Cuci i’ !n ('»»n-
iting foreign give aw.iys and
« • e. « |,y s« n-
t’. 8. spending abroad.
t'o r X * 'tin e C. W , H arder
equire tarllY rales
bc ‘'xpected with the
s it 1 •< r.iing to foreign ^ ck n iq u e of questioning used
» !;»• rales
th is m e a s u r e 1 hy Rep Bentley, there was not
- *’*'•» , i .*. Join way tow ard I a clear cut m ajority for any
• t *uiii:ig ; '11.1011» flood of im- one of these solutions, but it
p--«*-. iiiade w'fh 17 ren t per is evident that at least 90%
‘in i' ’.it'oi 'o o ip 'U n g with I of the people in the m idlands of
K i'».l made .il A m u lean wage I Michigan are opposed to the
present national fRilicica in the
international Held
M rs. L e s te r C o n lee
left last
w eek fo r S a n F ra n c is c o from
fro m w h e re s h e w e n t to N ew
Y ork w ith a n ie c e p r e p a r a to r y to
a E u ro p e a n to u r
th a t w ill la s t
u n til la te A u g u st.
Mr. a n d M rs. C h et C o ats left
T u e s d a y fo r T u c so n , A rizo n a, ta k
in g t h e i r d a u g h te r , P a tric ia , w ho
s u f fe rs fro m a s th m a to a h o m e
a n d sch o o l s itu a te d th e r e fo r th e
CU STO M S L A U G H T E R IN G by
c a re a n d aid o f c h ild re n so a f
a p p o in tm e n t o n ly . C u sto m c u r
flicted , in h o p e s th e y c an h e lp
ing. M eat c u ttin g , w ra p p in g ,
h e r in e ith e r a c u re o r in le a r n
s h a r p freeze. K e n n y ’s M a rk e t,
in g h o w to liv e w ith it.
T hey
G ra ss V alley. C all E D 3-2345
s to p p e d a t S a n F ra n c is c o to v isit
fo r a p p o in tm e n t.
23-tfn
Mr. an d M rs. J im T a te a n d fa m ily
L IV E S T O C K M en • Do it y o u r
e n r o u te to A rizo n a.
se lf • “A n c h o r B r a n d ’’ A n im a l
H e a lth P ro d u c ts , p e n ic illin , a n d
'la y l o r LO IH JL a . F . & A. M ?
in
s tr u m e n ts a r e a v a ila b le a t
W asco M eets F i r s t a n d
y o u r Co-op O il a n d S u p p ly a t
T h ird T u e sd a y s. V is itin g
p.
T h e D alles.
20c t i n
b r e th e r n w elcom e.
L IV E S T (H ’ K A L E T IO N
V in to n W a tk in s , W . M.
E v e r y S a tu r d a y a t T h e D alles
E lto n Medk*r, S e c re ta ry
L iv e sto c k C o m m issio n - A u c tio n
L u p in e ICehekah L odge No? TYo
Y ard, S o u th o n N ew D alles-C aiif
d e e ts 2nd a n d 4 th T u es
H ig h w a y . M isc e lla n e o u s - -10:00
»lays of e ach m o n th . V lsp
A. M.
L I V E S T O C K - - 12:30
in g m e m b e rs w elcom e
F lo re n c e T h o m p so n , N. G.
P . M. L u n c h a t th e y a r d s G ra d e
H elen M a rtin , S e c re ta ry
“ A ” R e s ta u r a n t. P h o n e CY 6-
E u re k a Lodge No. 121 A.F.A t . ~
4672 o r CY 6-4513, ’ h e D alles,
M eets o n th e J e t a n d 3 n
O re a o n .
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m onth.
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o f T h e D a lle s a n d th e M id-C ol
c o rd ia lly in v ite d to m e e t vvPa u i
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C P p re s s 6-2468.
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W IN K -G O L D E N D A L E
SALES
M oro LODGE No, 113 l.o.O.F.
Y ard, G o ld en d ale , W ash ., h a s
M eets 1st an d 3 rd T u e »
an a u c tio n e v e ry F r id a y a t o n e
la y s in I.O .O .F. h all. T ran ,
o clock. W e h a v e th e m a r k e t if
sie n t an d v is itin g b ro th e rs
y o u h a v e th e liv e sto c k . G u a r
.11 e i o rd ia lly in v ite d .
F lo y d H a in e s. N. C.
a n te e d to p p rices. F r a n k W in k .
Jkeo W a tk in s , S e c re ta ry
33c-tfn
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M eets e v e ry se c o n d T h u rs
s d ay e a c h m o n th .
V isiting LEGAL NOTICES
m e m b e rs in v ite d . M oro O re
Im o g e n e H a ile y , W . M.
N O T IC E O F
IN T E N T IO N TO
D o ro th y H e a te r, S e c re ta ry
M O D IFY N A T U R A L P R E C I P I
KARLAN O VIEW GRA N GE
T A T IO N
RY A R T I F I C I A L
.Meets F ir s t ¡mil T h ird S a tu r d a y s
M EANS
each m o u th a t 8:00 p. m .
TO WHOM IT MAY C O N C E R N :
L a u ra S a th e r, M a s te r
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n th a t it is
F lo re n c e B ru c k e rt, S e c ’y.
th e in te n t o f th e W a te r R e so u rc e s
D e v e lo p m e n t C o rp o ra tio n o f 460
S o u th B o a rd w a y , D en v er, C olo
rad o , w h ic h h o ld s L ic e n se No. 32
of th e S ta te o f O reg o n to e n g a g e
in o p e ra tio n s to m o d ify n a tu r a l
p re c ip ita tio n b y a rtific ia l m e a n s,
LARGE W ESTERN A
fo r a n d on lx?half of M O R RO W
C O U N TY W E A T H E R R E S E A R
MID W E S T E R S COMPANY
C H A S S O C IA T IO N
l<x?ated a t
lias need fo r local s a la rie d rep- E ch o , O regon. T h e o b je c t o f th e
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O reg o n . A lte r fu ll tr a in in g , th e n a tu r a l ra in fa ll.
m an w ill he e s ta b lis h e d in th is 1. I he a re a to ix* a ffe c te d is d e s
a re a w ith o u ts ta n d in g s a la r y an d c rib e d a s ly in g w ith in c e n tr a l
com m issio n a rr a n g e m e n t.
Mot lo w C o u n ty an d n o r th w e s te r n
U m a tilla C o u n ty , S ta te o f O regon.
O v e r $400 a M onth
2.
T h e o p e ra tio n w ill be c o n d u c t
S a la ry p lu s b o n u s.
ed th r o u g h
th e u se o f g ro u n d -
M ust h a v e a gixxl e a r a n d he ab le b a se d s ilv e r io d id e g e n e r a to r s lo
to lie a w a y from ho m e d u rin g th e c a te d
w ith in
th e C o u n tie s of
w eek. N eat a p p e a r in g a n d o v e r 21. G ra n t, W h e e le r, W asco, G illiam ,
M orrow ’, ( m a tilla a n d S h e rm a n ,
W R IT E
S ta te o f O regon.
3. T h e iierio d of o p e ra tio n w ill
em plo ym ent
lx? fro m on o r a b o u t 1 O c to b e r
D IR E C T O R
1960 to on o r a b o u t 30 S e p te m b e r
1961.
BOX |5 » |
W A TER RESOURCES D E
V E L O P M E N T C O R P O R A T IO N
P O R T L A N D , O REG O N
B y R. L. K r le r
In c lu d e full im ine, age a d d re ss,
W a te r R e so u rc e s D e v e lo p m e n t
( o rp . 460 S o u th
B ro a d w a y ,
pho n e n u m b e r a n d p a st em p lo y ,
D e n v e r 9, C o lo rad o
n ie n t re c o rd .
D A T E D 15 J u n e 1960
P u b lish J u n e 24 & J u l y 1, 1960
ADS
RM i TAG
2
’ con;
Mr. a n d M rs. Ir v in g H u rt h a v e
a g ra n d d a u g h te r to sp o il, th e i r
sm a ll g ra n d c h ild b e in g h e re fo r
a few d a y s w h ile h e r m o th e r is
in C a lifo rn ia w ith h e r fa th e r.
W ANT
1 he ru r a l scen e tx-Hide
si
la st night, the tm
goods dissipateli
liquidai ion and t
frat
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st at(*d, is d estined
liecnuse of taxes.
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cnnsiile
An
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te-lilen
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tin* e a r
ku ills'I
cami* a H at
la u sr ul
H o llis B ull c a m e u p fro m P o r t
la n d S a tu r d a y a n d to o k h is fa th e r,
M ack B ull to P o rtla n d w ith h im
fo r a m e d ic a l e x a m in a tio n (lu rin g
w h ic h i t w a s d is c o v e re d th a t h e
h a d a tu m o r o n o n e lu n g
Hoyv
s e rio u s is n o t k n o w n . Mr. B ull
w ill l»e !»n July I 2
M r. a n d M rs. I*. W .K elso of
P o m o n a, C alif., w e re h e re th is
w eek fo r a s h o r t v is it w ith h is
tw in s is te r , M rs. A. B. C h r is tia n
son, w h o re c e n tly r e tu r n e d fro m
a w eek o r so in a h o sp ita l in T h e
D alles.
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In th e ir 11 acto rs S;it
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Moro Personals
C o m m e rc ia l seed w h e a t c le a n in g
a n d tr e a tin g a t ra n c h w ith n ew
C a lk in s tr e a te r . C o n ta c t G eo rg e
M o reau .
M alco lm S. O ’B rie n ,
586, S. 5 th P rin e v ille .
35-Kc
F O R S A L E : M a g n ific e n t h o m e,
on
D e sc h u te s.
H e a d q u a rte r s -
H u n tin g , F is h in g . H. L. M o rris,
B ro k e r, T v g h V alley , O reg 37p
T W O la rg e fu ll b lo o d y o u n g J e r
sey cow s, fre s h o n e w eek . G e n
tle, h e a v y p ro d u c e rs . $175.00
each . E . E . B u rtn e r , P h . 7914,
D u fu r, O regon.
34-5p
S T A T E .V ID E P A L 'I CO. com
p ie te p a in tin g a n d d e c o ra tin g
se rv ic e , s p r a y o r b ru s h . P h o n e
CY 6-3977 o r CY 6-5293, 1205 E .
12th S t. V e rn C a m p b e ll a n d
J a c k N u ll, T h e D alles, O r. 3 8 tfn
80 B E D O R E G O N s t a te a p p ro v e d
n u rs in g h o m e lo c a te d in b e a u
tifu l H ood R iv e r V alley , w ith
lo v ely fen c e d g ro u n d s . W e a c
c e p t all ty p e s o f e ld e r ly cases,
a s w ell a s ro o m a n d b o a rd c a re .
31-tfn.
MAN O E
W O M A N - w ith la te
m odel c a r o r p a n e l tr u c k ; r e p r e
s e n t w o rld
fa m o u s
W a tk in s
P ro d u c ts . C re d it a v a ila b le , if
q u a lifie d . F o r fre e d e ta ils w rite
Mr. H u n te r, 3903
B ro o k y ln
A v en u e, S e a ttle 5, W ash . 35-7c
-f
S tr a ig h t B o u r b o n f r o m K e n t u c k y
m ere a rc som e
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•»' ’u” , up and >.iy that
t • '-nO.OMj indepen- ftheuld not be necessary, be
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*in ci«i n«»t r«*pr *• cause the nation's I. Odo,MM in
dependent businessm en are a
iix. n ?.,< n whine
quite representative s< g ment of
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question re-
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‘ • dt*fri<-t, the eighth
. >»., hig an em nfiri^lng
llow long can a dem ocracy
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)• h«re tt»e eump'isition of are fram ed and exe< ute«l by
c ’I»’» '«. «1, .mi >ug farm er*, the theorists, the munopolisis,
'• ' 'in n. manu'i('tuier<«. 1 the inlernation «lists in orp«rsl-
1 anil ot.t r tegm enta are tlon to th«' beliefs «f the ma-
' «* n id to a cross HectiiMi jorily of the people.
.tl u a«« a whole.
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