Sherman County journal., July 15, 1960, Page 2, Image 2

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JOURNAL, M o r o , OREGON
SCHOOL
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FR IDAY, Il I.Y IS, 196«
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dishutisfaction o v er it in som t
¡»laces an d probably for good rea
30U fur Liu.* b ill o-stalilishe* rixu.
ganizution into one plan and th a t
_ based on nmid»ei !> iteally ¿L i u i L-
gtxid bill» Ko r o n e ^ « >/gne<l
new spaper
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P U B L IS H E R S
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SOCI A H O N
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r
N EW A L IG N M E N T
th e F ield s’ g ro u n d s
« it ui i, an x io u s to
It u a s re p o rte d th e d h i
I he I »etnocratic
!>kiy a little m ore th a n $204 fro
ike it a
th is con
>ans pro-
te. ■ th at
e pur
re not ;
even here a re p la n n in g on pain tin g th*
th e sam e as tKe p u rp o ses sta n d before th e fair. T his is th e
o f w o rk in g men
In rea lity labor- big p ro ject th e R u fu s G range puts
ing m en are B enefitted by th e pn each y ea r and th e money has
sam e ty p e of econom ic so u n d n ess gone to w ard s th e ir buildings pro-
hs
Is buM ness. '
gram . T h e hall Is com pleted now
flQtnrr*
c a re m uch and looks v ery nice, but th e
U to th e south. It h as g ran g e had to borrow* m oney t »
SWPTcinn th a t th e so u th d o esn ’t fin ish th e job.
' a re ,nueh w h at h a l’l*‘ns to la b o r-
K o,land Jo h n so n said m ost of
T h e south uses m ore good Judg- th e R u fu s G ran g e reso lu tio n s i»t
merit about keeping m en in office S tate G ran g e passed. Mrs Holland
un til th ey
becom e
co m m ittee Jo h n so n , th e S afety C h airm an re-
ch airm en th an any o th e r p a r t of m inded all to be v ery careful of
the co u n try . C onsequently south- fire T h is are a h as a good rem ind-
e n te r s sit in th e se ats of th e e r w ith th e rec en t fire a t R ufus
m ighty and is leg islativ ely po- and th e deso late p ic tu re it left
te n t.
behind. N one of th e area b u rn ed
N othing would do th is c o u n try o v e r w as in su red th ro u g h th e
q u ite so m uch good as to h av e th e grange.
south forget th e Civil w a r and be-
It w as decided to postpone th e
come in d ep en d en t eno u g h to vote last m eeting of g ran g e in A ugust
for its econom ic w elfare in stead u n til th e 25 b ecause th e co u n ty
of its tra d itio n a l p rejudices.
fa ir will lx? going on at th e usual
If it w ere not for th e cap tiv e «late. A d isplay booth at th e fair
co n serv ativ es in th e D em ocratic w as discussed an d th e m em bers
p arty we would have m uch m ore w ished to have one again,
sensible legislation for w e are su re
-Mrs. Holland Jo hnson, le c tu re r
th at th e re a te m ore co n serv ativ es bad a fine p ro g ra m w hich liegan
th a n radicals if divided on th a t w ith all sin g in g " I t ’s a good th in g
to lie Hobo.” T he "B ow ery P ress ’
basis.
w as read by .Mrs. W ill Htick. "T he
H um orous Side of H o I ki L ife” w as
read by M ary B rackett. T hen all
sang "W e’re H ere F o r F u n " and
By M rs. Geo. L. Fox
‘‘D ow n In T he V alley.”
T h ere
The R ufus G range m et T h u rs w ere tw o gam es played by th e
day ev en in g w ith Holland John- group. T he p ro g ra m ended w ith
son actin g as th e m aster. E very- Mrs. B ert Sw igurt reading "T he
one cam e dressed as a hobo, so T ra m p .”
th e re was a lot a laughs d u rin g
T he g ro u p m arched around in
the evening.
th e ir costum es and th en voted on
Mrs. Hat land McDonald told of th e m ost orig in al hols». Will H uck
th e in te restin g talk of th e G range won for b est m an and Mrs. Sam
M aster at th e R oseburg convert- Brock for best w om an. Each car-
tion th is year.
rled a pack done up in a h andker-
Mrs. Holland Joh n so n rem inded chief.
all that th e Home Ec C lub w ould — ----------------------------------------
meet T h u rsd ay at th e hom e of
Z E N IT H
TV
Mrs. T race F ield s w ith
Mrs.
G race Medler acting as co-hostess.
Sales & SERVICE
A jiot luck picnic will he held on
S E R V IC E ON ALL MAKES
’ I M f W . '- d il
Ixipt qfigAiqg l^ jg ra d e s is a nil
idegl bM ,(Ia little foolish if th
j A ’hdd L a p i n s to live 100 null
M in iu m a h igh .-«-hool and po; ihlv
UNE ; n W - * ■ \
50 m iles from a g rad e school.
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But in rec en t y e a rs law s have
TCMJiTôî
been m ade to fit ideal co n d itio n s
envisioned by leg islato rs and not
\Ve have a deep seated hope actual co n d itio n s im posed by
th a t before long telev isio n will such old fashioned th in g s as ge>-
bring an end to p arty n om inating g rap h y o r econom ics. T h e prepon-
conventions. It ju s t seem s to us je ra n c e of u rb an d w ellers in leg-
thut no ¡»arty could long retain ¡siative halls acco u n ts for th is and
d ig n ity w ith its d elegates show- probably will account for m any
ing th e kind of actions, the m ore m istak es before th e people
kind of noises and th e kind ol realize that good g o v ern m en t i
decisions displayed liefore the preferab le to m ath em atically num-
w atc h er on TV, no m a tte r how* tiered g o v ern m en t.
glassy eyed he m ay h ave become.
T h is p re sid e n tia l race h as been
going on actively for six m onths G E N . G E O R G E 1 R O O K
A new* ed itio n of G eneral G eorge
w hen it should be decided in six
(
’ro
o k ’s au to b io g rap h y has just
weeks. We have had the u tte r
w ith
M artin
foolishness of p resid en tial p rim ­ lieen p u b lish ed
S
chm
itt
of
th
e
U
n
iv
ersity
of
Ore
a rie s w ith th e ir c la p tra p and hul-
lahullo. The w hole w orld Is w ait­ gon as islitor. Oregon should 1 m »
ing and w ill w ait an o th e r six Interested in Gi*orge Crook for hi'
m o n th s before it can find out is th e m an w ho did m ost to sub-
w hich way th is nation m ignt (l,,e Ibe P alu tes ami Snakes afte r
ju m p in a crisis. W e will be for- th e Civil w ar and Crook county
lu n a te if som e nation d oesn’t tak e gets its nam e from him.
G eorge C nxik w asn ’t v ery sm art
ad v a n ta g e of us in th e in terim .
T h e re is no evidence th a t con­ as far as g rad es and g ettin g along
v en tio n s choose the best men to at W est Point w ere concerned
re p re se n t th e p a rty ; nor th a t v o t­ and his im agination n ev er led him
e r s choose th e lx*st m en th e re a t off v ery far from the w ork at
ter. Both are risk s that any jxipu hand w hich w as fig h tin g Indi­
Jar g o v ern m e n t tak es w hen it de ans. A fter g rad u atio n from the
tid e s to I k * guided by n u m bers. m ilita ry academ y in 1852 he wu«>
But every way of m aking a mis sent w est to C alifornia w here le
ta k e is carefully n u rtu re d u n d er decided to learn as m uch as h>
th e convention system : th e re i could about In d ian s instead of
too m uch publicity; too m any | m * i learn in g all about alcohol w hich
.sonalities; and far too m uch d esire was a subject favored by m any of
to l»e on th e w in n in g side regard his colleagues.
A fter tak in g tim e out to fight
less of the principles Involved.
so u th e rn e rs in th e w ar of reliel-
Hon ( ’rook sjient th e rest of his
XO W i l l I I P O C K E T S
life fig h tin g Indians, a |n*ople he
cam e to like and respect m ore
Ju st the o th e r day we noted than he did most of (he w h ites
that a p air of o u r p an ts had no who dealt w ith them . But as long
w atch |>ocket and su rp risin g ly H as his job w as to chase In d ian s
sceinrd it took q u ite a w hile lor and (mt them hack on re se rv a ­
it to In* noted. Why should th e re tio n s he did ju st th at.
lx* w atch jiockets if th e re a re no
H eading about G eneral ( ’took
pocket w atches?
show s how (»oorly equip|»ed (lie
Not long ago we w ere w ritin g In d ian s w ere to fight a war. Sonr»
f
on som ething for a hunch of tim es, if th e re had been a success­
y o u n g ste rs and using an old ful h u n tin g trip , th e In d in as could
fashioned pen and n atu ra lly old conduct a good b a ttle hut th ey
fashioned ink W hen we reached n ev e r had enough reso u rces to
for a b lo tter an In q u isitiv e ten fight a w ar. (Took kept thei i
y ea r old asked w hat that was. busy, p referre d to fight in w in te r
T h a t’s the way the w orld c h a n ­ w hen In d ian s hated to m ove but
ges. Item s once in daily use lie sup p lies d estro y ed in w in ter w ere
com e obsolete and are forgotten not soon replaced.
until som e m useum picks up a
Indian fighting w as on an am a­
few of them and causes gasps te u r basis d u rin g th e Civil w ar
of recognition
from those w ho as th e re g u la rs w ere rem oved and
h a d n ’t noticed th e ir absence hi’ v o lu n teers from Oregon look o ver
fore
th e Job only to q u a rre l and bick er
Army
T hin k of tin* tro u b le y o u ’ll have over au th o rity and th e men didn't*
SIGN OF THE TIMES — The
finding a collar pad, a buttonhook, know how to fight Indians any
Reds w ere there in 1950— a n d
a sack needle, a coal oil lam)), wav Ciook m ade a profession out
they still lie in w ait to d ay .
o r a good Jacknife to say n o th in : of it.
of m any o th e r articles.
Oddly som e things and som e
custom s contin u e long past the
W A S H IN G T O N A N D
'■ l
age of th e ir usefulness W e have
cuffs on o u r p an ts w ithout re-
memlH*ring w hy and b u tto n s on
o u r sleeve- lor a reason long gone.
.V C W O S O N H A R D I R
P erh ap s w e p re se rv e as m any
th in g s (i.ist U sefulness as we ill-
No one argues with the ac­
T h ere Is no substance to the
card .
tivities of legislatures and au­ ru m o r that the schoolchildren
thorities in making people rec­ of Ceylon a re being taught a
ognize their family financial new n ation al anthem which
RI A O l.l T I O \S
responsibilities instead of let­ goes in p art “ God bless the
I*!very once in a w hile th e poor,
ting their dependents become Qui-cn and keep the A m erican
dow ntrodden u n d er p rivileged o’*
charges of the taxpayers.
tax p a y er solven t," hut fact re ­
• * •
w hat e v e r they hap|>en to lie call
m ains the I'. S. tax p a y er is
Some g reat and extensive shelling out m il' ons to Ceylon.
ed at th e tim e, rise up and <ake
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w o rk
h a a n**—
o ver th e p ro p erty of th e rich, th e
This is tant.i
tint to a fam ­
been done by j
nabobs, the ru le rs o r w h a te v e r
authorities In?
ily occupying a house and con­
f o r c i n g th e ?
J- ning his nci :l ' r into keeping
they m ay h«> culled at th e tim e.
I r r e a p o n s l- *
the place in rep air for them.
T his Is such a (»erhxl in th e his
• * «
hies to look
lo ry of th e world.
U n til 19IR Ceylon was a K rlt-
a ft e r th e ir
It seldom dm<s j,nv good New
Gh Crown Colony which m eant
own. instead
rich, nalxihs o r ru le rs take ovei
that B ritish Interests m ade
of adding to
money nut of the Island w ith ­
w h ere th e old left off and the |>oor
the
burdens
out plowing much, If anything,
of taxp ayers.
a re .till dow ntrodden and u n d e r
b a rk Into developing Ihe is­
• • «
privileged It |g, how ever, a m a n ­
land. T h a t has been left fo r
T h is
1«
C. W . Harder
ifestation of hum an sp irit that has
quite r sim ple principle, that U. S. tax p a y er to accom plish.
n e v e r changed «and will (»rohahlv
of people being responsible for
th e ir own. Y e t it seems too | But of course, as a m em ber
co n tin u e on and on w ithout anv
con sid eratio n of w h e th e r it is su c­
complex for understanding bv ot the British Commonwealth,
r
M i
ta.
Rufus Personan
"SM ALL BUSINESS”
Call ANDY
T e le p h o n e
PAULSON
JO 5 3513
Ml
Holland John; on had tw o
irth d a y cak es and honored all
ng b irth d a y s sin ce th e first of
eai
at t h e ^ H j ^ ^ f f i ^ ^ T r w e r e
to eac%J(»n«Wa\ mg a birth-
Bill H u es cooked w ein ers in
tin can in tr u e hobo fashion
for h is p art of th e lunch.
Mrs. F ra n cis M alone stopped
fo r one n ig h t w ith h er new tw o
d ay old tiahy at th e hom e of h e r
m o th er. Mrs. Boh M orris,
last
w eek. T h en sh e re tu rn e d to h er
hom e at W asco to join h e r hus-
b an I an 1 a n o th e r o ld er son.
Mr. and M rs. L ennard Jo rd a n
left for P au lin a Lake last w eek
a fte - ta k in g a d riv e aro u n d to
K lam ath F alls an I u p as far as
F o rt Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Win Ro­
b e r ts and son Rilly w ere o v er
n ig h t g u ests at P au lin a Lake a
w eek ago u sin g th e J o rd a n 's tent
w hile th ey w ere aw ay.
I t’s lieen w a rm e r h ere again,
d e sp ite th e stiff breeze of th e
M o ro
I.O P G E
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113
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II t R L A N D V IE W G R A N G E
M e e ts F ir s t a m i T h i r d S a tu rd a y s
each m o n th a t N:«0 p. in.
L a u ra S ath er, M aster
F lo ren ce B ru ck e rt, S ec’y.
T ay lo r L O D G E A . F . A A. M.
W asco M eets F irs t and
T h ird T uesdays. V isitin g
b re th e rn welcome.
V in to n W a tk in s, W. M.
E lto n M edler, S ecretary
L upine R ebekah Lodge No. Tifl
Meets 2nd and 4th T ue-
d ays of each m onth, V isp
¡ng m em b ers welcom-
F lo ren ce T hom pson, N. G.
H elen M artin, Secretary_____
l.ureka Lodge N >. 121 A.F.A. t ’
M eets on th e 1 »t and 3 ; i
•acn
T h u rsd ay
ev en in g s
eaen
n o n th .
V isiting n iem h »eis
eis
cordially in v ited to m eet vv>'n ui
Ronald Pow ell, W. M.
Clyde C illm or, S ecretary
away in foreign give aways
awavs.
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Ironrite Ironers
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W H A T 'S
D O IN G
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager
Kitchen Aid Dishwashers
O n e o f D is n e y la n d 's
Zenith and Hoffman
TV and antennas
U s e d R e f ig e r a to r s
WASCO EQUIPMENT CO.
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d is tin c tiv e
A b r is k a n d r e f r e s h in g c o m p a n io n , lig h t
O ly m p ia B e e r is a lw a y s " w e lc o m e
a b o a r d ." O l y m p i a ’s d i s t i n c t i v e t a s t e a n d
c h a ra c te r a re a s s u re d by a n a tu ra lly
p e r f e c t b r e w i n g w a t e r - f l o w i n g c o ld a n d
p u r e f r o m o u r o w n a r t e s i a n w e lls . T h i s
i a re w a te r h a s b r o u g h t O ly m p ia fa m e
aw a b e e r o f u n c o m p r o m i s i n g q u a l i t y . . .
a n d is w h y w e s a y .
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Water"
O lympic
rxpansion
m o st s p e c ta c u la r a t ­
tra c tio n s is the Circa-
ram a to u r of “A m erica
th e B e a u tif u l.” F o r
you’re encircled by 11
screens as th is unique
m ovie ta k e s you to
Tim es Square a t night,
a New E ngland village,
th e G rand Canyon and
m an y o th e r p a r t s o f
our land. The effect is
b re a th ta k in g . . . ju st
lik e b e in g in th e s e
p la c e s y o u rs e lf. A nd
i t ’s free, too— p a rt of
an exhibit sponsored
by P a c ific T e lep h o n e
and the Bell Telephone
System . If you v isit D isneyland th is sum m er, be sure
you see C ircaram a, I know you’ll enjoy it.
Most
fo lk s th in k th a t
telex ision w a recent in­
vention. But thia picture
proves differently. That’s
the back of the television
set that picked up the
first eity-to-city telecast.
The year uas 1927, and
the program featured
H erb e rt H o o v er! R e ­
search by Bell Telephone
L a b o r a to r ie s h elp ed
make possible that first
telecast, and it w<w carried over a long distance telephone
line. Today, telephone equipment still has a lot to do with
bringing you television. Pictures from the entertainment
centers of the nation travel to your local stations over our
equipment— coaxial cables and microwave radio relay—
before they’re beamed to your home. While telephone re­
search is always focused on bringing you better ph>>nr
si i rice, it is interesting how often its discoveries pay
off for you in other nays, too.
A big event
will end up in I-ondon.
A p rim e exam p le Is the m il­
lions of dollars A m erican ta x ­
For one thing, Ceylon pro­
payers a re throw ing into Cey­ duces about a half million
lon to develop this larg e rich pounds of tea per year. It Is
Island In Ihe Ind ian Ocean.
possible tea from Ceylon played
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part In a certain incident In
There is only one fly in this a Boston
harbor.
ointment. Ceylon Is a member
te e
of the British Commonwealth.
Tills Is Just one of the many
• • •
I Items that are getting the peo-
As su.h. Ceylon belongs to
, f th,. nati. n to lo k with
• big fa m ily that ro vers a wide-eyed askance and indig­
fourth of the world s land area ______
____ _
nation ______
at the billions
poured
1 out in foreign give aways.
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A fter a ll, w hat business Arm
" h l spend Its own money to
develop an acrouut for a com-
p etltor. If that happem-d. heads
would roll at next stockholder's
m eeting. Y e t that is w hat the
But where would one think V . 8. ta x p a y e r Is doing In Cey-
the m oney to d«-velop Ceylon Ion, a sm all but basically rh-h
fu rth e r comes from . F ro m the m e m b e r of the B ritis h fa m ily
American taxpayi r
of C om m onw ealths.
w S»o—»| r«a»yitww -f 1 M»».iJ»»«
W ANT
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cessful o r not.
,n olden days w hen ru lin g a
trib e w as a com parativ ely sim ple
m a tte r a cook m ight tak e over
for a king ami do a reasonably
sa tisfacto ry job In m ore com pli­
cated days it is not so easv ami
revolution s result in chaos No
one can lw> assu red that th e Rus-
Mon peasant Is N ’U,.r off than he
w*as u n d e r A lexander o r the C h in ­
ese citizen m ore happv than und«r
th e rtile rs of o th e r days and cer-
taln lv the Congule.se would have
been b e tte r cared fo r by the R« l-
glans th a n by the black m en w b«»
an* now giving th e unhc<<J<-d or
d era In th at laml
N othing, of course, can lie d.ev-
ahout It L ike a m iasm a from a
sw am p such th ln e s m ove people
to w ork for change ami analysis
of w ta t m ay Is- expected ami w he
th e r o r not it is d esira b le 1« Bid
considered
I.O .O .F .
M eets 1st and 3rd Tues
¿ ^ “^ d a y s in I.O.O.F. hall T ran
sie n t and v is it!:; brother?
are cordially invited.
Floyd H aines.
(
Leo W atk in s, S ecre tai)
It«-1 li i<-li «in < ti.i|it«-i- No. th o i;.s
Meets ev e ry second T h u rs
, day each m onth.
Visiting
m em liers invited. Moro. Ore
Im ogene H allev, W. M.
D orothy H ea ter S ecretary
w est w ind w hich has trie d to e n u rsin g hom e located in beau­
tiful Hood R iv er V alley, w ith
s tir up som e dust.
lovely fenced grou n d s. W e ac­
B arley is com ing in to R u fu s
cept all ty p e s of eld erly cases,
f«<hu the ranth«*s in N o rth e rn
as well as room and lioard care.
S h erin a C ounty
All com p lain
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about th e itching of th e b arley
l>ear<ls w hich cling to th e skin. MAN O F WOMAN - w ith late
m odel c a r o r panel tru ck ; re p re ­
Chet C oats had had luck h a rv e s t­
sen t w orld
fam ous
W atk in s
ing th e barley cro p on th e Jam es
P ro d u cts. C red it available, if
T ate place w h ere M orris B u rn ett
qualified. F o r free d e ta ils w rite
now lives T h e tru c k o r com bine
Mr. H u n ter, 3903 B rookyin
set th e field afire last W ednesday
A venue, S eattle 5, W ash. 35-7c
and th e h a rv e stin g was o v er in
a h u rry . W alt E ato n and G eorge CUSTOM SL A U G H T E R IN G by
Fox J r . a re ta k in g ca re of th e
ap p o in tm e n t only. C ustom c u r ­
g rain at th e R ufus elev ato rs
ing. M eat c u ttin g , w rap p in g ,
T h e O tto P e te rse n s w ho hav ■ s h a rp freeze. K en n y 's M arket,
been living in houses in R ufus th e
G rass Valley. Call ED 3-2345
p ast few y e a rs h ave gone to trail-
for ap p o in tm e n t.
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e r living as they p u rch ased one LIV ESTO CK Men - Do it y o u r­
last w eek and m oved into it
self - “A nchor B ra n d ” A nim al
O tto, fo rm erly em ployed by the
H ealth i'ro ilu cts, ¡»enicillin, and
S tate H ighw ay d e p a rtm e n t, now
in stru m e n ts a re available at
w orks on th e Jo h n Day dam .
y o u r Co-op Oil and S upply at
T he c h e rry crop is o v er at R u­
T he Dalles.
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20c tfn
fus and th e apricot picking has
LIV ESTO CK AUCTION
sta rte d th is week.
E v ery S atu rd ay a t T h e D alles
L ivestock C om m ission - A uction
Yard, S outh on New Dalles-Calif
H ighw ay. M iscellan eo u s--10:00
FOR SA LE:
1954 S tu d eb a k er
A. M.
L IV E S T O C K --12:30
tru ck w ith bulk l« tl anil stock
P. M. L unch a t th e y a rd s G rade
rucks; 200 bushel steel, hop|ier-
“A ” R e sta u ra n t. P hone CY 6-
IxHtoin g ra in bin; TD 11 T ra c to r
4672 o r CY 6-4513, ’ h e Dalles,
w ith h y d rau lic dozer. E. M. Es-
O regon
’ 4c-tfn
E slin g er, G rass Valley.
37-9c
FOR A g n c u ltu ra l loans see FLB A
P L E A S E R ETU RN th e 750:16 tire
ol i ue i ».Miei and the Mid Col
and w heel loaned recen tly by
um bia l ’CA, 4th & C o u rt Sts.
Phil O’Meara. He needs it.
37c
CPj
MW
tfn.
G IR L 20, will do b ab y sittin g ev en ­ W IN K -G O L D E N D A L E
SALES
ings. ( ’all th e G eorge G eiser re ­
Yard, G oldendale, W ash., has
sidence. P hone JO 5-3509. Joan
an auction ev ery F rid a y at one
Loeken.
37c
o ’clock. We h ave th e m a rk e t if
E L E C . ORGAN to lie picked u p
you h ave th e livestock. G u ar­
th is vicin ity . Will sacrifice for
anteed top prices. F ra n k W ink.
quick sale to resp o n sib le p a rty
33c tfn
Also spinet piano. W rite Ltd- C om m ercial seed w h eat cleaning
nnrt'o
Pi'iiizAe / lenei
no P.
IT 0 . TL
av
m
a n ’s Pianos-O
rgans,
Box
and tre a tin g a t ran ch w ith new
3034, T acom a 99, W ash.
37-9c
C alkins tre a te r. C ontact G eorge
STA TE W ID E F A lb T CO. com ­
M oreau.
Malcolm S. O’Brien,
p lete p a in tin '' and d eco ratin g
586, S. 5th P rineville.
35-8c
serv ice, sp ra y or b ru sh . Phone FOR SALE.^ M agnificent hom e,
CY 6-3977 or CY 6 5293, 1205 E.
on
D eschutes.
H eadq u arters-
12th St. V ern Cam pbell and
H u nting, F ishing. H. L. M orris,
Ja c k N ull. T he Dalles. Or. 38tfn
B roker, T ygh Valley, Oreg. 37p
80 BED OREGON sta te ap p ro v ed
in <>ur A ren will b<> tip* b irth o f n new
telep h o n e e x c h an g e in R ufus. O regon, at 12 noon
S a tu rd a y . J u ly 16. IRtkl
T he m any toll ta tio n -
w hich have serv ed U ufus a n ,| | | h. ts T fito i\ We
t to
B iggs a n d In y o n d to th e |»eM-liute.> R iv e r will ,be-
long to th e p ast. ( ’o u s tru c tio n of th e h u g e .loin,
Ihty Dam in th e m ig h ty ( ’olm nbia. n e a r R ufus, i>
on which live 683 m illio n p«-o-
pie, or alm ost one-fourth of the
w orld's population. The head-
q u a rle rs of this la rg e fa m ily Is
in London w here Ihe Queen
holds the title , among others
'T(«*ad of Ihe C o m m o n w ea lth ."
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• • •
in ex am p le of th«» tre m en d o u s econom ic d e v e lo p ­
m ent ta k in g place in o n r g re a t Pacific Northwest.
1,1 B ie telep h o n e business a re d o in g o u r b est to
keep pace
I mt or, u
»a
•>#*«• BrtuinfCo Qiympta W a»A
ai.d m. et th e d em an d fo r one of to d a y 's
o u ts ta n d in g b a rg a in - good
telep h o n e
s e r v ic e .
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Pacific Telephone Northwest
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