Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, September 07, 1962, Page 2, Image 2

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SHERMAN COUNTA JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON,
FRI DA 4', SEPTEMBER 7, IM t
Maybe it was w rong for grand­
pa to rule his family w ith an iron
Editor hand and take dad’s wages until
Gües I* Fremii
he turned twenty-one
But no
l*ublisii<-d E t r i y I ild u y a t
m em ber of the family ever spoke
Moro, Oregon
disrespectfully
?< !fiilly of
of grandpa,
grandpa, not
K n ltitd
as te fo n d rissa m a tte r at III« when
1
' n ' an
t * » ,l« f f ir e a t M u ra , O rrg u u , an d er Act
;,io jn i noi to anyone who might
o f < on g r e w o f M a ir h 3, 1ST*.
tell him either Grandpa raided a
family that respected him res-
N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L
p e i’ed ea< i other and each other s
rights and respected the law'. Not
in prom inence and ifrst in his- private plants and for evening sio wTy down to the riv er for th eir
tory. The man who started the use. if the BLM has am bitions to evening’s drink and a half grow n
Oregon branch was John, an Eng- aid the area it m ight dam Mule black bear across the river amt>
lishman, who m arried a Cherokee creek in one of its fifty foot p ng along on a sim ilar mission,
The odd things began at Glen- w ent into so rugged a country woman who had left the reserva- gorges not over tw enty feet wide
dale, a small town devoted to re- in the first place there are old tion with other m em bers of h er an r make ample electricity for the
tail distribution for a tim ber area tim ers to tell of early day gold family because of discontent with use of m iners whose spirits would d E G A I j l i U l l w A D
whose old buddings have been m ining when Mule creek was a reservation requirem ents. S h e be stim ulated by some power to NOTICE OF FIN A L AtX'OUNT
mixed by the addition of a new center of
that
activity, w ith niade friends w ith the
Modocs work their claims. It could be
NOTICE is hereby given that
s t hool of the modem type. The several m ining schemes located and met Billings by whom she brought across the hills and down the undersigned has filed in the
roaj west ra n up Cow Creek and there including a long flume the had ten children, M ahal’s father the west fork of Mule Creek from County Court of the State of
after a few miles become a log- rem ains of which may be seen rot- was Tom, whose first wife was the Eden ridge dam. Some logging Oregon for Sherm an County, his
ging road, built by a logging com- tin g atop the bluffs It brought half Quinalt and half Swede, giv- is going on but it is an expensive Final Account as Executor of the
I’ *' 1 ti ''i' m l» t young in.',pl<» pa ny fur the benefit of logging w ater to China bar which w as ing Marial an ancestry equally place to Jog and big trees are E state of John M. Rolfe, deceased,
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Lav« their own way just as long trucks which come down the steep placer mined and, some say, it divided between Cherokee, Eng- grow ing in some places w here and that Monday, th e 8th day of
as 'h< \ have enough Ita-dc train- a r,d dusty grades in lowest gear brought in as much money from lish, Quinalt and Swede. Now in m an will never get them but with October, 1962 at ten o ’clock A. M.
N K W S P A P It
ing to choose the right way. When w ith w ater stream ing off scream- buyers of stock as from discover- her sixties, Maria! lives in the
a helicopter.
ol said day in the court room of
t iiey go to experim enting w ith ¡ng brakes.
ed gold.
home of her girlhood,
reading It is recreation area. More mon-
the County Court in Moro, Sher-
P U B L IIH IR I
right and wrong, it is tim e for the
The rule is that the trucks get
L ater m iners moved into Mule from an adequate library that has ey has gone into it than has been man County, Oregon, have been
ASSOCIATION
elders to do «ome pointing. And the inside of the road and ’’Keep creek, packing th eir meager sup- given her better diction than that taken out and probably th a t will fixed by the Court as the time
if ihoy get a ;a sy answ er the Right” o r "Keep L eft” signs noti- plies up a narrow trail high above used by most of her guests, better always be the
case. But it pro- and place for hearing objections
jo in te r should i>e applied to a
strange drivers that their duty its deep gorge, looking, digging, certainly than she learned at Che- vide® soul stirrin g scenery. There to said Final Account and for the
O4-FI4 i A I . IIJ U N T Y P A P E R
,».jt on th e youtiiful anatom y th at ¡s to keep to the outside where hoping, planning the expenditure mawa w here she w ent to school, are not m any
things th at give settlem ent of said estate.
b l B.M H l l ’T IO N R A P E N
' ' 1,1 s built for it.
they can peek down on top of 200 of a fortune before it was acquir- H er name Is from Marial Dorohes- pleasure and content like an even-
Robert V. Rolfe
Youth is always experim enting foot fjrs and hope the fill Is solid, ed. Many w ere World W ar I vet- ter, of Boston, a missionary, who ing on the balcony at Marial Lodge
Executor
ONE 4 EAR
kJ.iAl
with things and that is fine But
The road follows a hogback, erans w’ith a little pension. All helped Tom Billings get an edu?a- w ith the Rogue gently growling T. Lester Johnson
i'M.Z
S E IT E M B E R
■here are some basic rule of liv- first on one side and then on the lived healthy lives; beans and tion and who asked him to name by, the little red deer feeding A ttorney for Executor
ing that have been recognized by other until it has gone 25 miles, hope being a better diet than his first daughter for her. He did
Sept. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1962
4 4 H N T 4 F A IR
every civilization that lasted long a sign informs th at the road to champagne and frustration. Of and also gave the name to the i n i l p r
* n C
F n " t HE CIRCUIT COURT OF
r,t< ■* "■ •' '-!f Tam Marial take« <rff to th e left and tartt ■ World W ar II veteran o r pootoffloo w h o n 11 wa establi hed W A N 1
A U d
I HE STATE OF ORBGON FOR
a lair, hoiks arc going to congre pering with rules of conduct so r looks good as Bureau of Land two are cleaning up the pole and ¡n 1903.
gate at the grounds and show oil universally adopted should lie Management men have widened shake cabins and stretching th e ir
r has been
discontinued and WANTED; Year around work. THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
Contact Slim Thompson, Moro. CLAIRE B. RYAN,
)
w hat they raised
duiin g the done slowly and not throw n over- and rocked the first four miles
pensions by Isolated living.
residents of Marial now get their
43-4c
Plaintiff,)
.spring and .summer,
what they ixaaid on a Saturday night over a or to Bald Ridge, from where it A California mlllionnaire owns
mail twice a w'eek in sum m er and
vs.
have canned and how good they
couple can s of In-cr. drops from a 3626 elevation down an o l d
homestead including once a week in w inter. Many have WANTED; Girl o r woman to wait
CHARLES O’HARA, et ux,
can bake a cake.
J aient.s >.ioul I keep their sons to a little over 100 on the Rogue ten or fifteen acres at the m outh their groceries brought in by the tables, 40 hours week. Roy and
It is al>out time.
in e re t-.ni
uAU> fiom such gathering.-, and jn eleven miles. For years the of Mule creek w here there is a mail carrier and go seldom to a
Lillie Rayon, Moro.
44ctfn et al,
Defendants
much social life in th is county
eveiy one interested in the wel- road was hut a pack horse trail, level spot that grows enough grass city or town. This increases their FOR SALE: J. C. Freem an resi­
NO. 3 11-1
during the sum m er, everyone is
a te <>f >o< ictv sh o u ld lie interest- but in the big Roosvelt depression for a few riding horses and a cow. isolation until they are almost
dence.
If interested - contact N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F ’S S A L K
tixj busy watching ids own par-
«•< m keeping daughters from CCC boys came in to widen it for All of the o th er level land has completely out of touch with
V.
N.
Freeman,
1431 E. 22nd,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ticular crock of stew. We seem to
M,< 1 a ’tawl. vehicles. The soil contains some been placer m ined and grows but the world; the days news is not
Eugene, Ore., or Mrs. C. S. that by virtue of a w rit of execu­
even be too busy for those . ide-
'• susjiect that the police force rock r , keep the road from being little. Most places the hills start at discussed, maybe not even known,
Wiley, 1035 Logan Drive, H er­ tion issued out of and under the
walk conversations that used to
was a litt e liaii-tiggered, that the cut into chuck holes.
the riv er’s edge and rise at half certainly not w orried about It
miston, Oregon.
44-7c seal of said Court on the 13th
lx.» popular when farm ers sat in sellers of beer were avaricious,
T he road reaches the Rogue a pitch.
has nothing to do with the middle
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house, daj of August, 1962, in favor of
shade and whittled the bark oil 1 *at > h a u l liquor agents were n ttle Ixdow the mouth of Mule
Above that on Tucker’s flat, a Rogue.
with 1 Vk lots on highw ay in Claire B. Ryan, plaintiff, against
the locust tr e e s w h ile s p in n in g H ‘ iMt»<»t. But if th e parents had creek which is crossed on a sub- patch of rocky earth a q u arter of
Marial first m arried M. Pad-
Moro. Virgil Archer Ph. JO 5- the defendants, Charles O’H ara
y arn s and p la y in g jo k es. D e sp ite pursued their responsibilities lie- stantial bridge. Here is the point a mile long, the BLM has estab- dock, since dead, who came to
tlie increase in m achinery Were yond the • p ------»-
ro d u c tio n of life, the of fartherest north for the Rogue lished a cam p ground brand new dock, since dead, and now h er
3282.
44-5p and Marie O’Hara, in the sum s of
are indications th at farm ers work riot woul 111 ' , i n ' "< < hi icd
which start« near the top of the with its tables still uncarved and name is Akesson, h er husband LCR SALE: 3 bedroom house in 1 wenty-eight Thousand One Hun-
h a rd e r than tiiey did a generation
,
.
Cascade range near Crater Lake, it toilets still unw ritten in, (park being Lugwig M anfred Akesson,
Moro w ith basement. $600f. died Tw enty and 09-100 Dollars
I «A BOR I’AH 11
drops through a deep gorge near builders are unduly concerned who came to America forty years
Call JO 5-3277.
42t.’ ($28,120.09), the «um of F o u r H un­
Alen used to guage their (Jays D em on .its of the
old school Union creek and flows like a sul- with eating and elimination), com- ago when a young man of twenty- STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com- dred Ninety-five and 58-100 Dol-
work to what a horse co u ld do have long been concerned that jcn sluggard across the flat land plete with the Inevitable fat man three and who was the efficient
plete painting and decorating Ia’ b t h e
suni' ofl F,ve Hun-
and lie could take a day oil now then p u ity m ight he turned over east of G rants Pass, )x»fore «tart- in a d irty undershirt vegetating caretaker at the Anderson ranch
d>ed Sixty-four
service, spray ar brush. Phone d,ed
s ' I , v -, “ “ r and 26-100
2B.inn Dollars
r m ii.r .
and then using tired horses as an to the labor leaders and lieeome lng iLs difficult, almost impossible, on a park
bench. at the m outh of Mule creek before
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-525., 1205 ($564.26) and the sum of One
excuse. There is no such an ex at pa i l of the Industrial battle and way to the Pacific al Gold Beach.
Professional guides take parties ^ c o m in g partner in M arial’«
E. 12th St. Vern Campbell and Thousand Four H undred and No-
cusc now. A tiaetoi does lx tte r not really a political p arty at all Most of the way the Rogue has an down the Rogue from G rants Pass Ix)d2e
and Jack Null. The Dalles, Ore. 100 Dollars ($1,400.00) attorneys'
" ll's 'g .H n g " “ a‘ - ................... I - - ''- » i n Z , 'h , h ^ 'n , , « v ‘e2
a* ( ui
Th*
throu«h "> « » « * » » . < w » « y taking five . . T»e™ I’ no electricity around
1-1-63 fees, bearing interest at the rate
of six per cent (6%) per annum
LIVESTOCK
Men
-
Do
it
yom
in the burns at
fiem
the 8th day of August, 1962,
self - "A i.u.or B rand” Aidm.
1962 models of
and the fu rth e r sum of One Hun-
i.va.u»
products,
penicillin,
and
fords look like a
instrum ents are available at died Sixty-one and 18-100 Dollars
good old days, am
your Co-op Oil and Supply at ($161.18) costs and disbursem ents,
bleachers and waten a crop ol
* ” v ,
vu „ vv , h . u „ m
tu rn s almost directly south. The until the river rises in earlv Nov
i.iviifii mj meet w ' a m
The Dalles.
20c tfn anti commanding me to make sale
kid., how off their calves w ith K,,n b l*ngs no joy to such Demo- road follows it to Marial, a collec- em ber Two passengers sit in the —
of the real property in said decree
Bill
Hall,
W.
M.
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t« -« » " -
‘an nrnt \ i r D e m X t r, gwhh ^ " » ‘0? ll°n cabins, including a lodge, prow of « p lj^o o d boat while the
WANTED- To lease wheat ranch. and execution, 1 will on Monday,
Irving H art, Secretary
Have equipm ent; will furnish
nerlsm s th e ir p arent. once used,
"hose p,o,
Ar
" '" “1 - " ^ an.l deers
17th day of Septem ber. 1962
to watch the
bucking horses ty well known for adherence to .
icierences; la years experience. at 10:00 A. M., Pacific Standard
S ? h
Wlth
U ° ° kS dangor’ T a y lo r LO O G K A. F. A A. M
^ T ! rr.ei? C° ndOn- 3btfn Time’ at th * fro n t door of the
plunge out of the chutes and the
ru n s into another slit, some say ous, although the results have not Wasco, Meets the first
riders dance th eir well timed jig labor unions.
but twelve feet wide, others say proven it so, but the rock dodging Truesday of each m onth.
W INK - GOLDENDALE
SALES Ccunty Court House in Moro
The only thing that labor
for ten seeonds.
1,1 eighteen, but awesome to the done by the practiced guides is
*s*Gng brethern welcome.
i:.id,
Goldendale,
Wash
has Sherm an County, Oregon, sell at
We welcome fair time although to offer the Democrats Ls votes in first beholder. The Rogue, before m arvelous to behold. What is call-
i.i auction every Friday ai one public auction to the highest bid-
Frank D. Reid, w ’ M.
sufficient
num
ber
to
make
win-
they have long since cea«ed to
it acquires the water« of the I 111- ed tourist trip s are made in less ___ ernon Root, Secretary
o'clock We have the m arket if dei for cash all the right, title
lie new or aurprlslng; we welcome ",ing electlo,ls reasonably certain. nols at Agness, is not as large as
you have the livestock. G uar and interest which the above
time, w ithout th e fishing,
the fair because it is old and li ied
l)artlsun lik,’s l<> Rle Deschutes, but much larger
ameed top prices Frank W ink named Charlee O’H ara and Marie
The
pa«sengers
stop
at
Marial
and familiar and it brings to mind u
n fact’ the w lpnlnff s so <’»• than the John Day and here It
/ « s * ,Ieets 2nd and 4fh Tne, SU BED OREGON state approved l) ara jointly and severally had
the productivity of the earth •,u\ l ’
®°’netimes the prin runs between rock walls no w ider one night, staying a t the lodge
(lays of each month. Vlsi?
nursing home located in beau ia the following described real
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,
.
,
„
built
there
years
ago
and
enlarg-
elple
Involved
become
lost
when carefully tilled hy attentivi
ing members welcnm-
i i a large room. At S tair creek ed for benefit of that trade. There
tiful Hood River Valley, witl property on F eb ru ary 14, 1961,
Yet,
such
a
condition
does
not
Cecil
Hockman,
N.
G.
farmers. And when the round of
i wii ens again. .Not only is the Marial, herself, Maggie, Marie and
lovely fenced grounds. We ac the date of the execution of thé
Clara
Houston,
Secretary
exhibits has been made we (an long prevail for the electorate
e channel
M anfred feed them stu rd y meals
cept all types of elderly casei m ertgage upon which said decree
settle down In contentm ent, as­ eventually dislikes the winning banks are perpendicular for al-
H arlan I» view grange ------
and
bed them down in comfort-
by
party
when
it
entails
losing
in
< s well as room and board care. and judgm ent is based, and all
sured that the crew selected to
Meets
first
and
third
Saturdays
■>><«' ilk! feet and not much over able rooms and encourage them a t T m n
the right, title and intere«t, which
feed u« has done a good job and principle. N either has labor much that be ween them A narrow trail to w rite their names an.l com- . 4 ° ^ ^ m.
b e « e rtorain^ hrePu„Ln,!L1OrSp^
°'
to
re
c
o
m
m
e
n
d
it
a
s
an
o
rg
a
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iz
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there will lx> flour and l>eans and
i uns along one side,
ftl.-ivtowi m if
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.
*i»-X Bel
Belshe, M aster
tion
capable
of
delivering
th e v o te <lf fh .» •
‘
° Ut m en tS ln a b ig g u e s t 1)00,1
meat during a long winter.
Painting. ED 3-2273 Grass Vai-
holdlng b).
solid wall, once the only
Marial Is a Billings, the first Agnes Benson, Secretary
Everybody should go to a fair, of its members. Many of those ’n.C; T sJ ’i ^ ,,ninuo,cation with the family of the middle Rogue, first
k
tfn.
them
may since have acquired
hacked
by
labor
have
lost
in
re­
his fair; to see his neighbors; and
tous, and the route for pack trains
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1 m ( luiptrr No. 7« O.R.Ii
after a long season of work, to re­ cent elections for even union that brought in supplies.
w
Meets every second Thurs CLSlOM SLAUGHTERING five ^nereln, or as much of said pro-
Smith Cahaway
days a week. Custom curing.
as sbaH satisfy said decree
join the hum an luce In joyful m em bers can lx» independent in
day each month.
Visltinc
The Mule creek gorge of the
Meat cutting, wrapping, shaip and Jud«*nent, costs and accruing
v members invited. Moro Ore
celebration of another harvest the voting h>oth.
Hogue i« one of the scenic spots
freeze. Kenny's Market. Grass C0Sfs' and the costa of sale, said
Linda Reed, W. M.
time.
Chanci
of the state or the nation. It is
\G \ l NS I S E L F R E L IA N T I.
vnapei funeral
service
H eater Secreta 1 ••
Valley. Call ED 3-2.115 for ap-
pr°PertY being situated in
b u t
The señale voted down a pr »pos- impossible, unblieveable,
(.OI.BBERt. I ni!
pointment.
23G ' •‘frn,an County, Oregon, and des­
Leonard R. S m ith
'lo ro LODGE N o. 113 |.O.o?F.
ul to jx'in d t the self employed to there it is before your eyes and
I RAN K IT R I ER
I ’hone < Y 0-3133
1st and 3rd Tuef b o lt SALE: Registered January cribed as follows:
put aside $1750 a > ear tax free to your camera.
The Dalles, Oregon
A tract of land in the Southeast
President Kennedy kept his ra­ establish a retirem ent fund. The
,a'« m I.O.O.F hall Tran-
If one wonders why people
Appaloosa stud colt, dun with
fient and visiting brothers
cial balance tru e by appointing vote was not much against the
quarter
of the Southeast quar-
white blanket; good q u arter
a • 1 ci uiaily inv.ted
J®1’ ,°/ 8001,00 31, Tow nship 3
one Jew for an >ther in his second bill and it may come to pass yet
horse
background,
$375.00.
will
Floyd Haines. N C
•'■orth, Range 17 E
~ ast of the
suprem e court vacancy. He also
Opponents said that the self
consider trade.
Don Duvall,
i^eo W atkins, Secretary
kept his ulliance with iulmr warm
DO
YOU
Meridian,
m, in said
employed, es|x»cially those able
CY 6-9225, The Dalles.
41c
and comfortable.
iounty and state, described as
io put ik'ide $1750 a year didn’t
follows:
fills business of appointing need any help Those for the hill
inendx»rs of the suprem e court held th.u social security was in-
¡ ¿ u ,h ni“ u al “ P“ 1" 1 loca‘ed
Want to borrow money?
W A S H IN G T O N A N D
on a political basis isn’t very good adequate'
p ““
of 412 feet «»<i
citizenship and we w ish it would
Eaht 243.9 feet from the South­
The whole thing is an example
slop I’tobahly not many would lx> of the leveling process that is
east com er of Block 5 of Rufus
Want to sell a ranch, a farm,
in favor of letting the American going on. The socialists in the
n
Counfy ’ Oregon; run-
Bar association appoint the judges senate would hold everyone to an
B y C. W IL S O N H A R D E R
' ing thence N orth 75* 20’ E ast
a
house?
hut it would certainly result in a income approximately equal to
North
°,{ 1503 f00t; th°n°e
lx»tt(»r hunch of lawyer« than now that of the average ami levy
As this is w ritten, it is not I do not represent huge sums
• Hh 12 30’ W est 403 feet to
occupy the bench.
known what action Congress transferred to them by rich and
the southerly rig h t of way line
heavy taxes on anyone who rose
îrlayhe I can help you
will perhaps have taken before 1 * ....................-
7
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H l X e ay° ld,h " “ ' “ " 'h “ R‘“ ”
Mr. Goldberg
indulgent fathers, but are ac­
. , , , is an ambitious ib o v t the average in inonev pro-
publication of this column on counts built up by systematic
‘!an. ?
a‘ U han1,, ,l‘ne «’’' ‘'»ig duelng ability. Socialism seems to
X hi
hence a,on* «aid
the plan to withhold taxes on savings from their allowances,
Giles French, Agent
his sta tt in the world. He Ixx ante Ix> popular— at least some politl-
dividends and interest. In ad­ money earned on paper routes,
159
t
f
l*ne
^ n th 'v e s te rjy
a successful lalwr lawyer and that elans think it Is hut it has never
Moro
dition. the nationwide m em ber­ mowing lawns, et al.
East3 - r thenCG S° Uth 12 ’ 3°'
is tlie reason Kennedy made him lx«en successful
ship of the National Federation
ein I J feet 10 the point of be-
• • •
a judge W hether lie will now be
What works better ia to have
of Independent Business has
But if the savings banks ev­
exceing’th CO,Uaining 130 acres>
not taken a
< on,» a lawvet and make decisions the sort of government that en ­
ery
time
they
credit
interest
W E E D K IL L E R S
I the n o rtherly 200 feet
vote on this
to the account of Johnny with a
strictly on the law and forget his courages the able to strike out for
hereof and the rig h t of Ingres«
issue.
balance
of
SI
18.
or
to
Sue
with
form er associations mhmus too themselves and develop new re­
• • •
a balance of $48. have to com­
Tiiere s many kinds of weed killers just as
Re o rth e 8 ° Ve[ the easter,y 20
much to ask, but it has lx»eu done. sources and provide the taxable
R u t I t
pute the withholding tax and
Said L
north er,y 200 feet.
seems
quite
No president has been very sue- income for the nations. A nation
AMINO
TRIAZOLE.
D0WP0N,
ATRAZINE
and
re^ rt
to the government,
svh-éct ?oa f frop! rty W,H be sold
s ig n ific a n t
ctssful at trying to pack the court (»1 average people could never lx?
millions, if not billions of dol­
th a t S en.
uject to a lien for real p ro œ rtv
TRYSBEN is the kind to use on Morning Glorv
for when men are assured of a m o te than an average country
lars worth of man hours w ill
V O re,creon ,lue •S h'™ > n S u n
H arry Byrd,
lifetime job they 8onie
trv
be expended.
has
taken
a
SIM AZINE are good chemicals to treat weeds in
• • •
to do the best Job they cun which M II 4 I I H I T I I 44 II
stand against
And then if Johnny or Su«»
The curriculum at Sherman
icnce tows, will kill almost any common weed.
may mean the repudiation of ’he­
the proposal.
make demands for the refund
T, * * *
C. W . H a rd a r
ir earlier belief« Suprem e court High School is much like the one
they are entitled to get. It wtU
purchaser win » 7
and the
Then
there
s
2
4D,
the
old
reliable
broad
leaf
weed
It
is
possible,
that
some
in­
judges have lx»en unpredictable used last year ami undoubtedly
take billions of dollars In bu­
terest and dividends is es­
killer.
but most of them have not been so much like that of other schools
reaucratic salaries to get the
caping taxation. On the other refunds processed.
DATED this 13th dav of a ..
Therefore we expect the court of tin» same size. The foreign lan­
hand if there are eases exist­
gust, 1962.
y of Au*
__
• • •
And
GRANULAR
2-4D
is
just
the
ticket
to
kill
to turn more "libersl" which at g u a g e c o u rs e w is diXip|H'<l fo r lack
ing where m ajor tax sums are
Thus, the whole plan would
this time means following the th e­ of a teacher.
being
avoided,
it
would
be
broad leaf weeds in lawns and yards.
Sheriff or ok
L’ Roberts
seem to boil down to one of
In a school of 2U0 pupils there
f of Sherman County, Ore.
among people whose wealth two alternatives.
ory that the governm ent has the
VACATE is a soil sterilant tiiat kills everything
and affluence would mark
u i |s»nsibiHty for everything. To has to be two sections of moat
_
,
• • •
them for intensive tax audits
< nr H that thia represent*
' NDTiriT*! CRE,,,T<»W
‘ liberals’’ the constitution was a classes In tliks group are World
for a time.
to begin with, and thus it would bttr’,»“<','»tlc stupidity to the
« • 'c lc r X ^ d
thM
grant of power to governm ent not Geography. World History. Amer­
seem that any m ajor male- nlh
WEED FREES and NO VINE are other weed kill-
a limitation on the power of gov­ ican Problems (how can all these*
Executrix
of
th
S
a
PP°,n
ted
factors could be uncovered I —.
• • •
ernm ent, which is what to w riters t»e comprcsed Into one course?),
with
ease
by
other
mcth<xls.
771
e
oth*
r
»«
that
It
Is
rec
ers we carry and are for special use as the name
of that document were trying to V S. History.
„ ,
, • • •
ognized that many school chll-
having claim ■
A Persons
do.
Bui so far. no great pub dren. retired people, pension-
There are two classes of Eng
with the kind you need.
of "'H llam nrlnkerf1” !
E" * 1*
»
2
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been
placed
on
the
ers.
et
al.
with
small
invest
Rut public attitudes swing like lish, w riting, rhetoric, composi­
"*.ulred co " > £ £ , ; '“X ’ * 1 “ " '
e .trem ely heavy bookkeeping ments. will not be able to nr
there
are
many
kinds
of
weeds.
We
can
suppl/
you
tion
and
literature,
For
science
a ¡wndulum and it g, about time
di-lv Vcrifosi
the* « n it1,
essts this would place on banks, will forget, to file for their
and
It sw ung hack to individual res- there is chem istry, - physics
-
»' hox IH .¿ ° lh,e
indicates.
savings and loan Arms, eorpnr refunds, and thus government
ponsibility jf only txxause of the
science, biology, with one
ti^st in i di'
P 4 y i n f I * 11!
67 » ' * * • " “ »1 Cob
WE AlJSi i HAYK INSECTICIDES
inability of the government to class and general science with
terest and dividends.
lections of taxes to wfcich it ls
Ihxx first .
nf03 fr°rn the d a te
° Of f the
lx* father, mother, bride and two and then» is general m athe­
v • .
* •
n°( entitled. • • a
Publication of this
\
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>'c
lia\4‘
a
pcirtahle
sprayer
for
small
jobs
ftntl
notice.
Just to take one example
matics. algebra one and two and
bro th er to everyone
that e uld eventually result
Of coarse, there may be an-
Dated and flret publloh.d Au-
geometry.
tfh n •* oti fe n c e ro w s and sinhlar plates.
Aho a
... lions of school children other alternative whic h is tied
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Of course, there is a’so the (th-
KEANIHE 41 FAIR
throughout
the
land
are
en-
“
P
a
Joke
along
the
Poto-
75 f- i 1 sprayer for field work
couraged to »pen and maintain mac. It goes to the affect th * t
The riot of young people at Sea » -.tuft typing shorthand, home
Elsie E. Brinkert
economies,
band
a
n
’
eight
x»r-
savings accounts principally »he government Is determined
aide was a disgraceful affair, but
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h
ip
p
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to teach habits of thrift.
to be ahead of Russia (a
we are not yet ready to say who to i of athletics, some s|>ev« . »nd
ail
4 «»rnnn Root, M anager
/ b'neer Building
ways.
Including
journalism
But
a
youngster
<
an
_ government
w as d bgraced O ur present opin
Bear in mind that these
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ittrsl
be hal,es. Oregon
MÍUr.
g» l .uiiiie basic education at idler-
ings accounts of •hr rhcJrô'.
Jon is that it is parents.
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of
lis
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man High.
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