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SHERM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, M O HO , O R E G O N
F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 27, 1961
t r lc t the p ro d u ctio n so th a t addi
tio n a l storage Is not needed, i f
it is used to |>erpetuate distress
Published E very Friday at
in some area instead o f scattering
Moro, Oregon
--------- the distressed we w ill how l. I f
Gil«» 1 a French
E d ito r the m oney is raised fo r the pur-
pose o f com peting w ith p riv a te
Cntered aa acconci claaa m attar at t S
P o a to ffio a t Moro,
Oregon,
under >
citizens o r th e ir co rp o ra tion s we
of Congre«« of M arch S, IB7V.
w ill object.
And we suspect
th a t all of
N A T IO NAL E D IT O R IA L
these w ill happen.
advantages as an owner of a
the m aintenance o f organic m a t
coin operated car wash m u lt
te r level In the so il l»ecause so il
ip le operation. No land to lease,
erosion is more severe the lo w e r
no b u ild in g to buy, no fix e d
the organic m atter. B y re tu rn in g
County Agricultural Agent
overhead, on labor problem s,
o n ly the residue o f the w heat
The Sherm an C attlem en’s Assn, crops, we haven't been abie to
no experience necessary. We
annual m eeting has been set fo r m a in ta in the organic m a tte r lev-
fu ris h
location,
in sta lla tio n s,
ALTHOUGH
S aturday evening, F e b ru a ry 18, e, E xp e rim e n ta l results indicate
a m / h a v e orj & n a t e p / n
and tra in in g , Tou fu rn is h $2,-
THE EAST, SU B S TANT/AL
Odd b e llo w s h a ll, Grass \ alley. {^ at an Op tjnw in ap p lica tio n c f
990 (to ta l) and reap the p ro fits .
p e c o r p s / n the p o p * o p
A d in n e r m eeting, p rogram , and nKrogen and w heat stra w „to re
Can be bandied w ith o u t disturl»-
CAPYEP COSME T/C CONTAINERS
business m eeting is being plan- n early wilJ m a in ta in organic mat-
in g present occupation. W rite
PPQ LE /T S W 'PE U S E /N
E G Y P T A S EAP l Y
ned. A ll live sto ck producers and te r jevej s ¡n o u r w heat summ er-
fo r local in te rv ie w . W E S T E R N
A S S.OOO B .C .
o th e r interested persons are wel- faUow
perhaps due to the
S ALES, 329 Idaho Bldg. Ida. 13c
rn m rsn crP T rai < O U N T Y < H A R T E R
come. Plans fo r the e \e n t w ere g re a tjy enlarged root system and W A N T E D :
Live sto ck fo r Con-
The c o u n ty c h a rte r com m ittee
made Thursday evening, January
(f
g ro w th induced by the ni- signm ent, The Dalles Live sto ck
has lieen m eeting fo r about ten
N IW S P A P IB
26, d u rin g a m eeting of the execu- trogen
Com m ission, Inc. Sale every
m onths and w ith alm ost no assis
BURNUS
liv e com m ittee.
j f we atte m p t to increase the
S aturday, 12:00 Noon. F o r I n
tance in the w ay o f sample ch a r
SOCIATIOM
Hmut Elim ination
organic m attei level
we must
fo rm a tio n . Ed Coles CY 6-4672,
ters o r d e fin ite purpose to guid?
consider using m a te ria ls such as
o r CY 6-4513. P. O. Box 631, The
It. A lth o u g h each m em ber has
'E ANO ENT EGYPT/ANS
No k n o w n lots o f s m u tty w heat manure, ¡>eu v ines, o r legumes in
13t?n
Dalles, Oregon.
ideas about ways to im prove
O F F IC IA L COUNTY PAP E R
WERE PROBABLY THE INVENTORS
occurred in Sherm an C ounty dur- a rotation. M anure and pea vines FOR S A LE .
OB THE PUBL/C BATHS VYH/CH
co u n ty governm ent and streng
B e rksh ire w eansr
S.I BtM R l P l IO N R A 11 0
LATER BEC AM E S O PO P U LA R
in g I960. R eport now indicated are in lim ite d supply. T h is means
then it, no plan to accomplish
13c
pigs. E D 3-2315
A N P WERE CONSTPUCTEP O N A
OMI YBAB
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n
e
a
rly
a
s
im
ila
r
situ
a
tio
n
in
the
a
legume
ro
ta
tio
n
is
the
o
n
ly
th is has been p u t before the com
G P 4 N P SCALE A S PART O B T u i
J A M A R Y 2 7 ? IIM.I
P acific N o rth w e st. R eports pre- feasible practice fo r most o f the N O T IC E OF H E A R IN G
CREEP A N P R O M A N C U L T U R E S ^ *
m ittee. The e ight men and one
sented at the annual m eeting c f w heat p ro d u ctin g area.
F IN A L A C C O U N T IN G
women seem to feel that th e ir
P
a
cific
N
o
rth
w
e
s
t
S
m
ut
C
o
n
tro
l
L
ow
content
|he
A I1 persons ha vin g objections
fu n c tio n is to prepare a c h a rte r
W H A T DO T H E Y W A N T
co m m itte e indicate comm on sm ut
n p a rtlc ies to ru n to. to the fin a l accounting o f V irg in -
to
meet
the
needs
o
f
the
county
TO H ID E
Ì 0 U R / N O THE PURPLE AGES,
o f wheat was alm ost non-existent
and resist the im ia M c In ty re , e xe cu trix o f the es-
But that the weaknesses o f coun*
/
in the 1960 crop in the P a cific * e tn e r’ puaoie,
ana re sist tne in
M c In ty re deceased
' BATH/NO BEC AM E A
A couple legislators fro m Jef- ty governm ents, the plans fo r its
-r u t
take o f water. M aintenance o r im -
« itim y ie , u n e js tu ,
PRIVATE ANU C O M P U -
N
o
rth
w
e
st.
The
re
p
o
rt
showed
.
f
,,
orKanic
shOuld
sbad
file
sanie
l * fore the 28th
ferson C ounty nave introduced a tie tte rm e n t should come from
CATEP ABBA/P, O N E
o n ly .02 percent o f the 26,458 P a v e m e n t or soil organic snouia dav o f F e b ru a ry 1961 at the h o u r
\W
H/CH
YYAS
N
O
T
OBTEN
b ill in the senate to discontinue others.
T h a t is a v e ry n a tu ra l
im /
o.,,,,»».,
3n o bjective on each fa rm uay o i r e o iu a r y i j u i , d i u w n u u i
1 /NPULGEP. A N P PEOPLE
and r.f thwL» nnnp ha I m nre th a n e ither by p ro p e r in co rp o ra tio n o f o f
° clock a m., w h ich IS
the p u b lic a tio n o f claim s and pro- reaction. In o th e r w ords thev
U S E P APO M ATfCS TO
and o f these, none had m ore th a n
n itro g e n o r bv use the tim e fIxed fu r settle m e n t o f
ceedings o f c o u n ty courts th a t ap- feel lik e judges, not advocates,
CONCEAL B O P Y O P O P S
0.5 percent sm u t dockage. T h is is
jnass-legume ro ta tio n s to in- said account and the C o u n ty
CAUSER BY PE PSP/RAT/ON.
pear e ve ry m onth. The League o f
It is probable that some o f the
the low est incidence o f s m u tty
k
g
C ourt Chambers
at M oro Ore
Oregon Counties is re p o rte d ly In c o u n ty charters ¡hat w ill be w rit-
^ h — t nvor
u r th« Pa. crease the actual organic m a tte r v o u r i Ln a m n e is
at M oro, u re
w heat ever recorded fo r the Pa
gon,
is
the
place
fixe
d.
MOPTRN
SC/ENCE
HAS
EL/MiNATEP
THE
USE
fa vo r o f the b ill.
ten by the dozen o r so com m ittees
level.
c ific N o rth w e st.
The five-year
OB PERFUMES AS A COYER U P B Y REVEL OP/N&
V IR G IN IA M c IN T Y R E
O nly reason
p u b lic a lly given w o rk in g in as m any counties w ill
SABE PEO PO PANTS SU LH A S M U R TLA T
su m m a ry o f s m u tty w heat in the
E x e c u trix
fo r i t is the cost. The rate Is set have fo r th e ir purpose the cor-
S T O P BO TH O R Q R ANR THE ACT/QN O B O P O R B O P M /N Q
P acific N o rth w e s t is as fo llo w s:
D IC K & D IC K
&ACTEP/A,
By law and is 13 cents a line fo r re ctlo n o f some ra th e r
m in o r
1955, 33.9 percent; 1956 30.3 per
The Dalles, Oregon
the size used in th is county. Some fa u lt
in
co u n ty
governm ent,
cent; 1957 17.4 percent; 1958, 5.9
A tto rn e ys fo r the Estate
newspapers us six i>oint type, Am ong these may i>e m entioned
Q
U
IC
K
D
E
A
I
and they need help. Most of them d u rin g the w a r he was associate percent; 1959, 2.4 percent, and
1955
In t.
1*4 T on T tru c k , Jan 27> Feb 3> 10- 17< 1961
w hich is legal, and the charge is the h a n d lin g o f money w hich the
have some money and most o f ch ie f o f the bureau of overseas 1960, 0.2 percent. The tw’o factors
17 and a fra c tio n cents a lin e , s h e riff collects, ami w h ich the
P erfect C ondition, Heater, New N O T H E TO < R E D lT O ItS
them have some relatives.
The publications, O ffice o f W a r In- w h ich have co n trib u te d m ost to
Cost in Sherman C ounty is about tre a su re r d istrib u te s . T here is no
B a tte ry, T ires, W ra p A ro u n d
percentage is sm all fo r it Is a fact fo rm a tio n .
th is sharp decrease in the am ount
™
A11 persons
h a vin g
claim s
$240 o r $250 j>er year as the b ills good reason— o th e r than h a b it—
B
u m p e r F IR S T ^$600J)0 ( ASH. agaj nst the Estate o f W. L. D il-
that most oldster*. are in good
The 1961 Oregon Press Con- o f sm u t are (1) the huge acreage
ru n
around $20.00 per m onth, w h y the law enforcem ent d iv i-
M EL PARKER
health and a lot of them
die ference sponsored by the U o f O (over 70 percent) o f the h ig h ly
lin g , deceased, are
re q u ire d to
The to ta l budget tills year is “ io n o f g o vernm ent should col-
JO R D AN 5- 3266
w ith o u t
lie n e fit of
doctors or school o f jo u rn a lis m
and the sm ut re sista n t v a rie ty , O m ar and
present them w ith
vouchers to
$001,374.47 so the cost here is
taxes. T he assessor o r the
Moro, Oregon
hospitals.
Oregon N ewspaper
P u b lish e rs’ (2) e ffe ctive seed tre a tm e n t w ith
the undersigned, at the o ffic e of
ro u g h ly one tw e n ty -fo u r hurni- tre a su re r w ould lx* a b e tte r of-
13c M arie H oskinson, C ounty C lerk,
Young persons ju s t S tarting out A ssociation, w ill have as its chair- HCB.
redth o f th e to ta l cost.
flee fo r that job. And there shoul I
at ta xp a yin g who look fo rw a rd man, J. W. F o rre ste r Jr., e d ito r
No new re p o rts o f the T-18 race BOATS — MOTORS — T R A ÍL - Sherman
C ounty
Courthouse,
We do not th in k
that is too he an executive head o f a ll gov-
A T COST:
E venrude Moro, Oregon, w ith in six m onths
to a life tim e o f paying fiv e to and p u b lish e r o f the East Oregon- o f sm u t to
w h ich the v a rie ty
ERS
m uch to keep ihe stockholders e m in e n t and all business and
E le c tric 40 & 75 H P; Bellboy & fro m the date o f the fir s t p u b li-
nine |x?rcent of wages fo r possible ian o f Pendleton.
Om ar is susceptible have been
in fo rm e d about w hat the hoard o f counties have none.
care when aged w ill c e rta in ly oh- -------------------
made since 1957. T h is p o te n tia l
Dot Boats. You can’t beat in y cation o f th is notice. The date o f
d ire cto rs is doing.
T here have iieen e ffo rts to
ject when they fin d out about it. S E A T B E L T S C A L L E D GOOD th re a t o f new races can w ip e out
prices, m ust sell by J a n u a ry 1. f irs t p u b lica tio n o f th is notice is
in th is co u n ty the o n ly o ffl- change th is archaic fo rm by leg-
Come in o r call — term s avail- January 27, 1961.
Really there is a sm all n u m b e r
Should
autom obile seat belts a resistant v a rie ty . Comprehen-
cials w ho have gotten in to serious M a t ion and it lias never been sue-
able
OSCAR’S
S PO R TIN G
' L E W IS J. D IL L IN G E R
w ho reach 65 and it is p a rtic u la r- be used in c ity d riv in g o r ju s t on sive seed tre a tm e n t and use o f
d iffic u ltie s By fa ilu re in p u b lic cessful. Some wanted it one way,
GOODS, d o w n to w n M A D R A S .
A d m in is tra to r
ly sm all now. But when the uer- long tr ip s ’ W h y are seat belts present resistant
va rie tie s need
esteem were those who did not •s onit‘ another. U nder the c h a rte r
A lso C hinook Camp Coach, dick & D IC K
sons now com ing age reach 65 ju s t as im p o rta n t
at moderate
m aintained.
take the p u b lic in to th e ir confi- p,an o f county management each
the cost w ill lie trem endous and speeds as at h ig n speeds? Have ...
10 ft.
8-9c The Dalles, Oregon
dence. A lack of in fo rm a tio n near- <an have it as it wants,
we suppose thev bad b e tte r ar- seat belts cut tr a ffic in ju rie s and ( h rm ‘ca* " b i t e r F a llo w
T
h
K
e
n
t
C
h
ris
tia
n
C
hurch
w
ill A tto rn e ys fo r the Estate
ly alw ays leads to suspicion.
* be sm all counties o f Oregon
range fo r lots o f c h ild re n to pay death?
A p p lica tio n s
fo r
c o n tro l o f ac<’ePt sealed bids fo r sale and Jan 27, Feb. 3, 10, 17, 1961
C ounty governm ent in Oregon do not have representation in the
the taxes to
p rovide the care
A nsw ers to these and o th e r fre- cheat grass in stubble fie ld s u n d e r re m o va l o f the b u ild in g kn o w n
lias been p re tty free o f loss o f 'c g is la tu re s u ffic ie n t fo r self p ro
they may want.
q u e n tly asked questions about the n e w ly recommended chem ical as tbe ° ' d lodge h a ll in K e n t; \D V E R T IS E M E N T F O R K ID
funds, fre e r than c ity govern- ,e c ,io "
Uonsaquently, laws are
Sealed bids w ill lx? received in
You see, the governm ent does auto seat lie lts are set fo rth In a w in te r fa llo w
program can be sa' e
d w e llin g
and lots des
ment.
T h is co n d itio n has been paHS‘‘d ,h at may w o rk b e a u tifu lly
V , " in large counties but which !
- n<)t <,G 11 ;l11' 11 ,nere,-v ,:‘ kes the new fo ld e r available free fro m made up u n til M arch 1 Last w eek crib e d as L o t 1 and p a rt o f L o t 4, t,le o ffice o< clerk, Board o f Di-
i
.... .
'T
M° ' ° r
a p p lIc U o n was made o i r t e « » - K 22. ly in g east* o f h ig h w a y ~
M oro
Grade
Schoo!.
p a rtia lly b ro u g h t a lxm t by
law that causes the p u b lic tc
a ties. The sta tu te Ixxiks are fu ll o f "
V” ’ W‘,r parents hick% T ra fflc S afety
D ivisio n , R ich e ld e rfe r ranch bv the B u tle r in T ro tte r’s F ir s t A d d itio n to .
1 D is tr ic t No. 17, Moro,
n o tifie d about w hat goes on. . *. A
............ .
..... . ..
' ’u.eli cheaper themselves.
No Salem.
A ir
K e n t: Lots descrllxxl as 2 an.l 3 Gherman C ounty, Oregon, u n til
A ir Service.
R ich e ld e rfe rs plan K e n tI L 018 described as 2 and 3
u
lie tte r law w ould
be one th a t ’ hem and g e ttin g more so w ith
V irg in ia , there is no Santa C la m
The booklet, “ Seat Belts Save to a p p ly 450 to 500 acres on the in B lock 6 and L o ts 1 and 2 in
1 u^ d a y , F e b ru a ry 14th,
caused cities to p u b lis h th e ir ex-
session o f the legislature.
W h ile we overlook m any o f them
jienses as w e ll as counties.
It Is o u r o p in io n th a t the aim
(’,u,not evade them all The f ' o n n P r f F r l i t n r
o f the legislature should be to verv l ’H'|H)se o f the c o u n ty char-
lI^ul LUIIUI
Jpljermait (County jo u rn a l
[I n [ his ffibnsi
County Ramblings
co sM m cs
|AS§X0T.fN
r
W AN T A D S
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H O M E S TE A D E X E M P T IO N
There are several b ills already
Introduced o r In p re p a ratio n w ith
the purpose of re lie v in g old
sons fro m p ro p e rty ta xa tio n , not
all old folks, ju s t the ones w ith
I o T alk A t E u gen e
ernm ent says that governm ent is
l» a t that Is closest
scst to
to the
the |>eople
people
to be
E xperience
pi roves that
io reason fo r us to
true. There Is no
fa il in m aking o u r ow n govern
m ent and huve to accept th a t
an Income below some given w h ich is dished out at Salem
amount oi on a
|x>rcentage o f w here we have so sm all a voice.
ttie lr homestead.
F u rth e rm o re , and fin a lly , tin s
We can th in k o f no q u ic k e r 1»
a g ric u ltu ra l county o r has
way to create a j.auper class than Iwcn It is a ric h one
I f Indus-
this An old man, o r woman, o r <r,\ comes are the farm ers going
couple can get w elfare,
emer- to retain c o n tro l o f c o u n ty g0V-
geii. > it-iit t, federal fcxxl, most e m in e n t and ta xa tio n o r n o t 1
ia n gci iH ial s e cu rity, a ll at t h e -----------------------
hands of some governm ent. T in
average m illage in Oregon, let i s I t \ I \ G C I . I ’ RS
The n otion o f ta x in g clubs and
asuume, is so m ills . An (*\emp-
tio n on tru e cash value o f $3000 organizations is c re a tin g a lot o f
The
reason
could not exceed $240 a year and w o rry fo r some.
grunges, lodges, etc. have gotten
most w ould lx* less than $50.
One proposal w ould w aive such by w ith o u t paving taxes is that
taxes u n til tile death o f the o ld o rig in a lly they bad little pro |x'r-
ster ami let the heirs -o r the ty w o rth ta x in g and w ere con
county
pay the taxes a fte r that. sidered to l>e c h a rita b le in s titu -
We do not th in k that Is a pro- ,,o b s’
too, u n d e r a bro a l
per way to treat o u r elders. We
* ,H
‘ l<’ not th in k it g w xl governm ent ‘,,,o‘ IK' b «definition but most o f the
to d ivid e
tiie p o p u la tio n on a c b a ri,-v ls >«,}«’«'ve<i fo r members,
basis o f Income and say a man ” prubablv «•‘»esn t make mu?h
Who gets $200 |X‘r m onth shall d lfie re n ce w h e th e r they pay .ax-
do this and a man w ho gets $175 es o r nof aa ia r as ,be ,<Hid n>’
need not. T hat bas p o te n tia l ceipts are «‘»’ncerned. It w ould
in few er v clu
b room s ami
and
iMxiby traps worse than d iv id in g result *"
iu o
|»eople according to color, race o r hal,S w b,ch ,n l« bt
a K‘ »*»<l th in g
fo r
then
the accomm odations
retention of hair.
If grandpa can’t pay bis taxes
,M‘ ,w ltc r
and
used bv
let grandson do it. He can s till more groups.
let them rid e i f necessary. Pay- . A little shaking up of organiza-
Ing the old gentlem an o ff w ith ’ ° ns. 10111,1 ,K> a
th ,n g and
«lollars instead o f the affection we d on’t m ind It at all.
We have always ra th e r c h e r
amt respect to w h ich he is en-
ished the
Idea o f h a vin g one
ttth x l Is u cheap th in g to do
governm ental body tax a nothi r
Just as sort o f a brake on p u b lic
<>K. MR. I R E S IH E X T
acquisitiveness. I f tin» h ig h w a y
We read in the ever in fo rm ,- com m ission bad to fig u re taxes
It m ight not want a rig h t o f way
liv e press th a t the new adm inis
a
q u a rte r o f a m ile w id e ; If i
tra tlo n nee<is money almost as
taxes there
bad as a s a ilo r on Monday m orn Pl D had to pay
w
ould
lx*
fa
ire
r
co
m
p e titio n in
Ing and la rg e ly fo r the same re.i-
the e le ctric business.
But we
aon So. as one citizen, we make
do n ’t th in k
governm ent
could
an o ffe r
nim
.io
n....
1
"
,and
the
cor
o
i
*
t
lt
l
‘>n
if
it
r
ild n t
I f the gover nm ent needs money have the tax advar
mtage
we’ll stand s till fo r a lioost m
taxes If the m oney g ,„.s lo l0 .
lu rin g the n ational debt, build
in g necessary d e fu s e « oa aa l.n.r
o u r allies in actual dlatress T ill*
is said despit«* as strong a ul»
lik e fo r bigger tmtea as can he
found in a couple o f large state
I f the m oney Is to go f,,r , „ r .
th e r w eakening o f the
public
s p irit and p u ttin g more men on
the dole under a d iffe re n t name
we w ill h o lle r but loud
I f it
A ,ner,can ....... .
A _ .h ,„,.„ - -
,h e
a u toniobde seat b e lt,”
U‘. ^»operating organizations re-
the ,n?st e ffe c tiv ^ single
item o f p ro te ctive equipm ent pre-
o ria I le c tu re r fo r 1961
sently f available
B
is the ~
B ru
ru cke
cke r,
r, whose
whose paper
paper is
t
,,
, to reduce the to ll
“ oldest newspaper o f continuous " . I ‘‘ . “
"Ju rie s and deaths. ’
P ublication
In
A m e rica ,”
w ill
\
‘ ,n a,M,ut
» * lts is also
” P<’ak d u rin g the
42nd annual
1“ l),e fro n i ,he T r a fflc Safe(y
Oregon Press Conference at the ‘
*sb>n._______
z
c h u r c h ? ™ , . ,,f m ™ ; ., ? ? , •
x X
' / r , " e, open-
B ill Todd, December 28 and 29. son- K e n t, Oregon. R ig h t is re-
dnd
b lic ’y )read a l<>»d -
D ra
Several o th e r operators plan to servetl to reject any and a ll bids.
a" w in in g g s s and
specifications
114c
,nay
obtained
at
the o ffice o f
make
tr
ia
l
a
pplications
as
weath-
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MO rvva'^1-
e r p e rm its in c lu d in g H a ll & Bel- 80 B E D OREGON state approved M r. Ren W ard, P rin cip a l, M oro
n u rs in g home located in beau- Counitv SOi-effon M ° ’ ° ’ Sberm an
shee, J(
John DeMoss, D elm er S m ith
snee-
f ifu l Hood R iv e r V a lle y, w ith
■ „ . / ¿ « . „ X . e r v e s th e rig h t
and C
Cl harles B urn e t.
E xte n sive
tria ls I have lxx>n applied on the
lo v e ly fenced grounds. We ac
reject any
o r a ll bids and to
rman branch station.
cept a ll tyjie s o f e ld e rly cases,
w aive In fo rm a litie s.
Recommended a p p lica tio n
in
as w e ll as room and board care.
Board o f D ire cto rs
I ’ n tv e ris ty o f Oregon.
H is lec-
Charles F. Luce 43 an a tto r- cludes 2 pounds o f A m ltro l and
31-tfn
School D is tric t No. 17
,ure> ,b t‘ feature o f the tw o-day ney and fo rm e r m em lx*r o f the
P °unds o f ac0 v e 2,4-D w ith 5 FOR S A L E : A lfa lfa hay at Clar-
Moro, Sherman C ounty, Oregon
conference, w ill lx» F e b ru a ry 17. B o n n e ville Pow er A d m in is tra tio n
®adons
w a ,c r by plane and 10
no; p re fe r to take ca ttle to hay.
Clara E. H ouston, C le rk '
A s ta ff niem tx’ r o f the Colum - sta ff, w ill
lx* a d m in is tra to r of ° r m ore gallons bY « round rig .
Bob & B ill Rolfe, Grass V alley. P ublish: Jan. 27, & Feb 3 1961
bia U n iv e rs ity sch<H»l of jo u rn a l- BPA a fte r F e b ru a ry 15 announ-
A p p ,lca tio n should
not tve made
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13-14p
’
’
is l" fl*om 1932 to 1911, B ru c k e r ced S te w a rt Udall*, in te rio r see re- U n lil g0Od g e rn d n a tio n o f cheat- W IN K - G O L D E N D A L E
S A LE S N O T IC E O F F I N A L
~
’
bas
assix'lated w ith
the tu ry.
He succeeds W illia m A. Kiass kad occu^cd-
Y ard, Goldendale, Wash., has S E T T L E M E N T
C ourant since th a t tim e and ha< Pearl, a fo rm e r W ashington State Fence R ow W eed C o n tro l
an auction every F rid a y at one
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ,
been e d ito r since 1917 F o r a y e a ru n iv e rs ity professor.
o ’clock. We have the m a rke t if T h a t the undersigned
adm inis-
F arm ers
d e sirin g to
co n tro l
you have the livestock. Guar- tr a tr ix w ith the W ill annexed o f
cheat,
rye, anil
o th e r annual
anteed top prices. F ra n k W in k the Estate o f A ugusta M. H u c k in ,
33c-tfn deceased, h a vin g
file d in thé
weeds along fence rows, draw s,
W A S H IN G T O N A N D
ami scabs s till have tim e to m ake CUSTOM S L A U G H T E R IN G by ( ’o u n t>’ C o u rt o f the C o u n ty o f
th is a p p lica tio n .
M any fa rm e rs
a p p o in tm e n t only. Custom cur- ^ b e ,in a n» State o f Oregon, h e r
have made plans to c a rry o u t
in g
Meat c u ttin g , w ra p p in g , ,l,Kd acco u n t in the a d m in istra -
such a program . S tu a rt Macnah
sharp freeze. K e n n y’s M arket,
o f such estate and th a t th e
B y C. W I L S O N H A R D E R
and W illa rd H a rp e r com pleted
Grass V alley. C all E D 3-2345 7tb da>’ o f F e b ru a ry, 1961 has
fence ro w sp ra yin g w o rk some
___
________
fo r appointm
ent.
23-tfn >>een B xw l by said C o u rt as the
An e n tire A m e rica n in d u s try of the n a tio n 's finest clo th in g
<Wm k.b p T lv !ieSU,ltS ° f ,the Work S P E C IA L F E E D E R S A L E : 12.00 tim e fo r hearing o f objections, i f
has found th a t th e ir chickens m a n u fa ctu re rs H a rt S chaffner
have com« home to roost.
can already be observed.
A M a rx, Eagle Clothes, and
and the
noon, T H E D A L L E S L IV E any, to said account
• • •
other rep utab le U. S. m an ufac
settlem
ent
o
f
such
estate.
But w hat Is not only unusual,
STOCK CO M M ISSIO N, INC.,
O rg a n ic M u tte r
turers.
hut also refreshing. Is the ac
C E L IA L . G A V IN
• • o
ED
COLES - CY-4672 • P. O.
Soil o rganic m a tte r is a m ix
know ledgem ent by the A m e r
A d m in is tra trix w ith the
Thus fine firm s created th e ir
Box 631 T H E D A L L E S , ORE.
tu re o f p lant and anim al m a te ria l
ican m en's app arel m a n u fa c problem . Because these are
W ill annexed
Consign y o u r cattle now • Coun
in various stages o f decom posi
turing Industry that they have the m akers of m eu's suits who
C. L. G avin
c o n t r ib u t e d
t r y Fresh C attle W anted.
9c
tion. I t ru n s a ll the w a y fro m
made It a fetish (o call attention
502 U. S. Bank Bldg,
to (he situa
that th e ir product«, and espe
re ce n tly added p la n t o r anim al S T A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com- The D a l T ^ O r L “ ^
t io n
w h ic h
c ia lly th e ir higher priced Item s,
residue in the process o f ra p id
plete p a in tin g and decorating j an 13 les, ’ Oregon
gon
h a s
now
w ere m ade fro m Im p orted fab
20, 27 & Feb. 3, 1961
decay to decomposed organic ma
service,
spray
or
brush.
Phone
placed (hem
ric . Thus th e ir custom ers, sold
In p eril,
te ria ls — sometim es called " h u m
CY 6-3977 o r CY 6-5293, 1205 E. Kïïïrlm IxMlgaHo IK A P J U »1
on the superficial Idea there la
us’’. W henever fresh organic mat-
e x tra value In an Im p orted
,. 2li ? . t ’. . . Vr n ^ C?.m Pbe11 and U eet* on the 1 « and 3ro
In an open
cloth, a re easily sold Idea Im
te r is added, the decay process
Jack
N u ll, The Dalles, Or. 38tfn Thursday
e v e n i n g ^ ' V ^ » A .
s ta te m e n t,
ported ta ilo rin g must be bet
is speeded up.
FOR
SALE:
Seeley mattress.
v is itin g m em bers
th e le a d in g
te r, too.
The p rim a ry
source o f new
Gixxl condition E<1 3-2315 13c io n », -v ' n v p ed to meet w ’ th ue
U. S. m anu
e e e
fa c tu r e r s o f
• ’
B e l,h e ’ W ' M
o rganic
m a te ria ls fo r
soils is L IV E S T O C K Men • Do i t yo u r-
I t would be re fre sh in g If
m en's cloth- C. w . Harder
these prestige nam e m anufac
fro m p la n t residue M ature plant
li \ mg Hai t, Se< re ta ry
self
•
“
A
n
ch
o
r
B
ra
n
d
’’
A
n
im
a
l
ing announce th a t the flood tu re rs would s ta rt p ro u d ly p ro
residues are u su a lly composed o f
H ealth Products, p e n ic illin , and ha rla n dvi ew g SS ng I
of im p orts fro m 10 and 12 cents m o tin g suits m ade w ith such
about
50% carbon and less than
Meets First and Third Saturday,
per hour la bo r nations is not fam ous A m e rica n m ade w ool
In stru m e n ts are available at
one percent nitro g e n . A ll the n i
only threatening th e ir business ens as F orstm an, Botany. M il
y o u r Co-op O il and S upply at rach month at 8:«o p. m.
es. but also the Jobs of over a liken and others
trogen contained in the residue
I*aura Sather, M aster
The Dalles.
20c tin
s e e
m illio n A m e rica n workers.
can be u tiliz e d by the m icro -o r
1 . im , « B ru cke rt, Sec’y.
• • •
O bviously, It should be the
ganisms. O nly a sm all am ount o f BOATS — MOTORS — T R A IL
T hey also announce they are duty of governm ent to help the
ERS
<RS
A T COST:
E venrude Bethlehem C hapter No T l n e u
the carbon can be used, because
raising a m illio n d ollar fund to m e n ’s clothing Industry a v e rt
E Electric 40 & 75 HP; Bellboy i
W
Meets e ve ry second T h u rs
defend their industry fro m ruin. destruction.
the decom position process relea
• • •
Dot
e e e
Tot Boats. You can’t Ix-at m y
' B daY each m onth
V is it Inc
ses
most
o
f
it
as
carbon
dioxide.
*
members
in vite d . M o r s o le
F o r quite some tim e, the na-
But by the same token, the
prices, m ust sell by Ja n u a ry 1.
Just
as
fire
releases
It.
tion w id e m em bership of the in d u stry should recognise th a t
Erm a Johnson W.M.
Come in o r call — term s a v a il
The carbon-nitrogen
ra tio o f
N a tion al Federation o f Ind e it also has a re sp o n sib ility to
D orothy H eater, S ecretary
able
OSCARS
SPO RTING
pendent Business, have request- other segments o f the A m e r
grass and g ra in stra w can lx* is
GOODS, d ow ntow n M A D R A S
a c u rta ilm e n t of low la bo r cost ican economy. Some m em bers
w ide as 150*1. The C-N ra tio of
J ***1 ,
A. F. A A. M.
I f the counties fall, the fat thev
F H e rb e rt B ru c k e r, e d ito r o f
fr y in w ill be th e ir ow n
the
H a rtfo rd (Conn.)
C ourant,
A lm ost every te xt book on got wil1 ,K‘ ,be
W. A lle n Mem-
M E D It IR E
Tlu- w ord "m edicare” is a new
one b u t it w ill he ve ry old before
the prohelm it poses w ill lx* set
tled.
The m ore m d ig e n l o f u ie
ehlers o r those more g ra s p in g
w ant io have the governm ent pay
all tin* hospital and medical ex-
|x n ;«‘s <»f |x*rsons o ve r 65 |.*s<
it m , i i i «> , i m * s \ i i 1 -|t l . | H.,,
IX 'litle a l v«*ar. a lot o f politician*.
goes to pay tin* cost o f storag e < f win
-bould have know n lie iie r
m ore fa rm products we w i ll ob
” was a g is s l i«|«>a
Jcct fo r the governm ent has am-
Sure, th e re are old |xs>p|<> am»
pie po w e r »hut not nerve) to res
’ k»wn and can’t get up again
SMALL BUSINESS
« • •
im ports. A yea r ago a special
Senate com m ittee headed by
Sen Pasture warncxl of the
c rip p lin g im p a ct of foreign im
ports on the A m e rica n te x tile
in du stry.
of the in d u s try who have been
bu sily engaged buying up big
re ta il outlets to operate ca p tive
store» should search th e ir souls
even m ore to see i f they can
ju s tify opera ting th e ir owm re
• • •
ta il outlets in co m p e titio n w ith
The m en's «lothtng m anufae- independent re ta ile rs they de
turera now publicly confess. pend on fo r sub stantia l share
I.e t us a d m it when govern of th e ir sales.
m ent p e im ltlr d a flood of fab
rics fro m low wage countries to
• ngulf X m rrli an m ills, m any
app arel m an ufactu rers rushed
to bay the im ports, to ihe d e tri
m ent of our own textile Indus
try . and u ltim a te ly ourseUrs.**
• • •
Included ui this in d u stry
| group is Hickey Freem an, one
,
I
'■ 1 Rmli»—<
e • e
In other words, they have
alre a d y aw akened to the d an
gers of c a rry in g w ater on both
shoulders. Perhaps now la the
tim e for them to fully und er
stand and recognise aU the
factors that m ust be healthy Io
m ain tain a prosperous Inde
pendent A m eric a n econom y.
legume residue is much n a rro w e r
to one p a rt
8 9c
nitro g e n
Legume residues be- FOR A g d c u ltu ra l loans see F L B A
o f The Dalles and the M id-Col
1 ause o f th e ir h ig h e r n itro g e n
um bia PCA, 4th A C o u rt StA.
content, b u ild up organic m a tte r
CPpress 6-2468
tfn
in the soil much more ra p id ly
than residue o f grosses o r g ra in
A U TO W A S H to rn ke . install.»
hu th is b u ild -u p is u su a lly temp-’
Hon. Be firs t *»» enfoy thls-amaz-
o ra rv U nder any typ e o f fa rm
ing o p p o rtu n ity E n jo y these
ing, the organic m n tie r tends *o
become more o r less stabilised
at some po in t. U nder the sum
in e r fa llo w system, th a t jvolnt Is
l«»wer than
under continuous
cropping.
1 eonar*l R S m ith
One o f the m a jo r management
I ’ hnne < Y <141.15
problem s o f u heat fa llo w areas 1«
1 he Dalles. O regon
30 {ta rts o f carbon
Smith Caiiawav
Chapel
w_ V is itin g
T h ird Tuesdays.
G'
b re thern welcome
H a rla n d McDonald, W M.
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’ non Root, Secretacy
'jq d n e
Rebekah
L o d j i * N o; - j 7 |
>3*5^ f
’***'” 2nd and 4tb T ’ ies-
«VS Of ea. h m onth. V is it
¡ng m em liers w elcom -
H«»re»ue T h o m p n o n , X
«
Helen M a rtin . S e c re ^ry
M om
MH mjb
l'!
n i
lays In L O O P
| n |O(>R
3rd
Tuee
T r .~
.• t iiu tr!
f b ro th e r*
• ee «••’•«Ually irA .te d •
Ulovd Hain«*«. 5 f*
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