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1 c PAGE 2 HIIEHMAN L O I M I JOl ItN A I., .MORO, t/RRGON SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL I U3.. «I I v< i > l ’i ».!.«> nt M opo, O regon E n te re d aa arcund rla aa m a tte r a t P u a to ffic a a t M u ra , O re g o n , an d e r o f < o'igreaa o f M a r c h S, 11 7 *. the A ct < » I I I < I \ I < tu \ I \ r A P E lt Publisher han Bartlett (•il«*s I,, IT«*u<ti Edil. Writ i SI'H H C K IPTIO N ONE VEAIt K A TES - . . »4.00 Hi ligi«* 4 o|> k ‘s ___ 10« MAY 31, BM>3 T he L e g isla tu re L a-t w«x*k we decided to have a look at th e legislature, th in k in g it m ight l»e th e Irest show in th e ¡Mate. Il may l»e hu t th e act i p retty repotitionft. T h e lohhy is alm ost unan im o u s in sa y in g th a t individually th e m em lrcrs of Hits le g isla tu re are very good w ith none of th e o u t sta n d in g ly d u m b ones often in- < ludisl by th e voters; and w itli a high ilegret* of Intelligence th e g en e ral sta tu s. P erhaps. T hey a re d re ssin g Iretter than th e y did a few yearw ago, and seem busy a th e ro u tin e tacks. But w e got th e im p ressio n that lids le g isla tu re is m otivated by som e ou tsid e force, tiiat it is go ing th ro u g h an act, th e sc rijk fo r wiiieli w as w ritte n elsew here. We suspect that it m ay lie p a rty o r ganizations. w hich o re com paru lively new in Oregon legislatures, it may lx* lalmr, w hich p refers to w ork Itehlnd th e scen«‘s; it m ay lx* jiersonal am bitio n , a l though tiiat I,as alw ays been a facto r In legislative Ixdiaviour. We heard th e house delude re consideration of a hill to set th e .* d a rie of M ultnom ah county of t ¡rial Tlx» arg u m e n ts w e re su|x*r- fkdal Not one legislato r said tiiat it was none of tiie s ta te ’s busin ess to set th e sa larie s of e o i i n i y officials and had not tx'en in years; no o ne m entioned th e principles of g overnm ent, it was carried by alm ost a ixirty line vote witli only the highly inde- |x*n<lent .lake B ennett and Don Meti'innis of ih<* D em ocrats vot lug against it and tints* P ortlan d Itepuhlicans voting for Tiiat Is p arty o r so m ething disciplin e that no u pstanding u p s ta te H e m «x rat w ould h ave stixxl for a few y ears ago. Also, it is ,xx»r gov- e i u iiM 'tit T he lobby, m any iihmu I mts of w hich have w atcluxl leg islatu res for 2d y ears o r more, ssiy th e re - no lead ersh ip in e ith e r house. I'hat is criticism often leveled <»111)i.mios s, pue sa.iup!|s,d.»| jr tru e It may lx* in th is case, but we thin k it. m ight look tiiat wav if routrolhxl from ou tsid e If tin* v o ters want Io l'i*s|xx*t th e ir leg Isiators, w hich th ey «io not « ‘«‘in t * do this si»ssion, they m u st el- ix*t m ore independent ones. Th«* legislators h av e lxx*n in Salem long enough to lx* convin <«xl tiiat they m ust ap p ro v e a budget of $ >d o r $60 m illion itxrve t h e Iasi on«*, next session it may lx* Sinn over V oters will have to lx* alert to k eep from having th e ir |*xk«‘,s pick«*d. ill, F W a it A w lnl j It is certainly loo «*arl> to «le J rinin«* th«* «*ff«x-t of tin* w heat le fe ie n d u m T ills is th e tim e of extrom«* sauness on th e | m ii of tin* advoc«dcs of Bi«' ref«*r«*ndum eid tlu* tiim* of elation for op ¡«on« id s It is also a tim e for try in g to g«*t a new w heat lull In t ns regarti w<* m ust s a \ we a re n t huh h im pi’esMxl w ith tin* F arm B ureau's idea of public oidduig for w li«*,d acreagt* W no evidence to (late that going to «Irop to tiie a* a d m in istra tio n 's hen imien e lletod and c e rta in ly ' ne of tiie reasons for th e 1 os-, as tiie fantasti« th re a t- a r I pro- W„ 1 ItlllA 1, 'I I t 31, !!»»,.< e rv k t Wt rtain l d oubt tlgit far-J m e re a re o ing to p lan t all the w heat the can and flexxi th e m ar- kei w ith u n w an ted grain. Only u n d er gave i nrnent co n tro ls does th at h appen F a rm e rs a re sm a rte r titan tiiat. f a n n e rs w ho can C ertain ly grow o th e r *n>ps will do so an«l th at will lx a h ap p y «lay f<*r the big w heat farm er, who, in m any parts» of tiie c o u n try can grow no o th e r g rain for « aish crop. E ven th e lug fa rm e r can grow m ore livestock, esjMx-ially in th e north- w est w hich Jias been im p o rtin g '»lost of th ? jM)ik and lx.x*f eaten h ere Tiie big fa n n e rs h av e ijorn«* th e b ru n t of fed eral regulation and m ay now reg ain th e ir once p ro fitab le w heat m ark et. T h ere w ill lie m ore w h eat used if th e p rice d ro p s to $1.50 or th e re a b o u ts and if th e re is m ore used, m ore can ix? grow n. U nder a co m p etitiv e sy stem the l«g fa rm e r will g rad u ally crow il out ♦he little w h eat f a n n e r w ho just got into the act because prices w e re in flated and g u ara n tee d G rad u ally we m ay again deve lop a g ro u p of d ea le rs who are in te re ste d in selling w heat. They have b een long gone u n d er gov ern m en t controls. Bad th in g s will '•ome of th«* v o te anil also g<xxl things. N<g a single w heat sta te voted to r th e controls, anil o nly six sta te s fav o red th em an d these wen* all in th e so u th e a st— pius Maine. As for us, we are w illing to w ait u n til th e te a rs a re shed and th e ju h la n t sh o u ts stilled. GF' T ax Bill L eg islato rs have lx*en concern ««I o v er th e ]x »stability, nav prob- ab ility , of a referen tlu m on any tax bill th ey m ight ]xuss. The long co n tin u ed session and the long tax co m m ittee co n feren ces l»ive d one little to a s su re tax payers th a t Bie end r«*sult will lx* the ix'St for th e state. PrincijKil in te re st of leg islato rs w as v ery ap- fiurently th e raisin g of an ad d itional $60 m illion do llars and i g reat m any ta x p a y e rs do not th in k tiiat necessary. As tax bills go the bill pasmxl back to th e h o u ses by th e con- fereiw e cominitt«*«* w a sn ’t so Ixid. if you assu m e th e .state ntxxls ui a«l«Jitional $60 m illion. We an* c e rta in tiiat v o te rs «Io not fav o r pay in g ta x e s on th e ir ftxleral Income tax; w e a re «xpial Jy c e rta in tljey do not like a sales lax; w e do not Blink th ey like a c ig a re tte tax. If som e one s ta rts a referen d u m we th in k tin* bill will lx* d«*f« at«xl. F'or reaso n s u n ex p lain ed th«* k 'g islato rs m ade no h a rd t'ffort to d ro p th«* <*x«*inptions of $600 iik I th e re b y a«lo|g th e principk* that those w ho receiv«* Ix'iu'fits should pay for them . Then* is l»ig tax m oney to lx* had by reducing th e |x*isonal «‘x em p tio n s <lo\vn to half $600 o r less. Som e le g islato rs th in k that •. >i«'gon has trav«*l«xl long enough on tw o tax k'gs; Incom e and pr»>|x*rtv taxes, ami should grow inon* legs, by a»lopting a s.d«\s tax and a c ig a re tte tax and per- **aps oiiu*rs w hen som e n*s«mrc«* tui tax g a th e re r th in k s them up I'ii«* sam e resu lts m otley fn>m llie low er iiuxxne g ro u p can lx* ohtaiiuxl by d ro p p in g th e |x*rson al ex einikion. We w ould not vote for any new tax W<* do not th in k Oregon lias to raise and s|x*n<i an ad«li tional »60 m illion «*ach b iennium as it lias lxx*n d o in g Stat«* gov-1 »’rn m en t «xmld lx* c u rta ile d an d - hould lx* And, if th«* |x*o|>k* are given a ch ance to «*xpn*ss tii«*lr «»»Inion, we an* su re it will lx* F' I.II ill Wasco Pharmacy Technology Exhibit To Be Displayed At Oregon Museum OMSI Slate New Building Project For Near Future 1962 COMET S~22 1961 FORD THUNDERBIRD 1961 FORD F-100 PICKUP Eastern Oregon Electric Co. PATTY O’MEARA 1961 COMET 2 DOOR 1958 MERCURY 4 DOOR 1957 MERCURY H.T. 2 DOOR 1956 LINCOLN PREMIER 1955 DODGE - 4 DOOR 1955 CHEVROLET - 4 DOOR 1954 OLDS - 2 DOOR H. T. * 1954 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 1953 FONTIAC STATION WAGON USED CARS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET THOMAS MOTORS Lincoln - Mercury - Comet - Meteor ! DELUXE TV RECLINER F rom 913 W est 6th St. CY 6 - 6588 $6 9 95 -i ,s» to $159.50 MCUXlNC I I ii ndix'iis of good, batik apuilit.» b o io l* i i I t r r |» i't* M 't ii » 1« l>|s Moro Personals B I« VllWlXli IIIC O llll ÿayïribuft... ‘ ¡ F a t h e r ’s D a y S p e c i a l ! i'«* a n i «’X ¡BONDS FOR Ti INCOME ri«le iiu p rm tx l facilities for “Ttxiay o a r situ atio n is, sim ply, L h an n el 10 anti lhance th e <iual- th a t we h av e ru n o u t of space. edu«*aUonal TV I C lassroom space, office, sto rag e Ay an d co n ten t I and e x h ib it space a re a t a pre- program s locali on tiie fund- F u rth e r detai i inlu-in. At p resen t, OMSK science including an- i classes are o»ei • .-»ulx* rilie*I by ' raiding cainiKii; nounceinent of th e o rg an izatio n al . r 0 p e r cent. A lthough 5,(MX) you n g |x-ople reg istered f«>r these classes stru c tu re an«I specific cam paign we w ere aide to accotnm late o n ly , goals, w ill !*• titeclosed sh o rtly , St» tie r said. 2500. "OMiSI m u st exp an d if w e a re , to m eet th e co m m u n ity 's needs now and in th e fu tu re ,” he con- clutled. Mel P a rk e r th e C am era C lub T he b u ilding p ro g ram envi-i in s tr iu to r tells of th e fine pic .‘• ions co n stru c tio n of a new o u t tu re s taken S un d ay ev e n in g up at door p la n eta riu m , a w ing devoted high school d u rin g Baeva la u re ate to th e nwxlern science of agricul- service. Any a d u lt in te re ste d in lu re and a second w ing to lx*! a C am era C lub please m ake it I nse«l for tiie s ta te ’s edu catio n al know n to Mel. If th e re a re en TV n etw o rk offices an d telecas ough in te reste d w e m ig h t get him to h av e a s u n u n e r project tin g studios. F u n d s for th e b u ild in g p ro g ram , going. W ith #o m any su m m er w ill lie sought in a sta te - w ide ac tiv itie s going on it is a sham e I cam paign «?ffort, S to tle r rep o rted to let the su m m e r get aw ay from Dr. Sam Diack, P o rtland, who us w ith o u t som e k ind of record ‘-•'parked th e orig in al OMSI con-1 t'f it in pictures. H usky H u t h as added som e st nut ion drive, w ill head u p the th in g new to th e ir u su a l schetlule new* cam paign effort. T he proposed a g ric u ltu ral w ing of cu sto m e rs needs. A d ry goods to be knowm as th e Max L ehm ann j service w iiich is g ro w in g each H le m o ria l A g ricu ltu ral W ing, will w eek w ith d iffe ren t item s of de ' house ex h ib its ra n g in g from gen ' m and for th e a v e rag e citizen. *>tlcs to m odern food technology i H ere to v isit h e r siste r, Mrs. P is inten d ed to stim u la te young Mollie M cLachlan and h e r d au g h people to select techincal ag ric u l ter. Mrs. Irv in g H a il and fam ily, tu re a s a vocation and to stre n g is Mrs. May N o rd en of P ortland, th en u rb an u n d e rsta n d in g of mo-j now recovered from a broken k'g and able to dance. | d ern scientific ag ric u ltu re. C ircuit Ju d g e L yle W olff of T he co ntem plated p lan etariu m B aker stopped in Moro T h u rsd a y would reolace a te m p o ra ry lane- ! ta riu m w hose pro jectio n etpiip noon w hile on his w ay from Kla- i m ent is obsolete. New p rojection nu ll F alls w h ere h e has lx?en “q u lp m en t would lx? housed in a holding co u rt to K ittitas, W ash- [ Bone 33-ft. in d ia m e te r in a s tr u c uigton to see a nephew ’ g rad u a te tu re seatin g 120 persons. It from high school. T h en he w ill go Memorial Ibiy, ami always, let us honor our heroic w ould enable OMSI to p ro d u ce notne to B aker. show s fe a tu rin g com ets, n o rth <l<*a<l by pledging ourselves ever to pivserve the e rn lights, moon topography, etc., liln * r t v ot‘ free men for which they gave so much. and, in addition, w ould be s u it able fo r teach in g celestial n av i gation and spaceage m athem atics. an o u td o o r p la n eta riu m , a w ing T h e w in g to accom odate th e G I 2-5262 A n o th e r P roblem d evoted to th e m o d ern science educational TV netw o rk w ould 1 of a g ric u ltu re an d a w in g to W hen Itaeha«*! ( ’arso n w rote house th e s ta te ’s ed u catio n al TV “Silent S p rin g ’’, a ix>ok highly n etw o rk facilities. critical of th e list* of jo is o n ch em icals in ftxxi pnx liu 'tio n and fo r est bug killing, w e pro p h esied it w ould cre ate q u ite a fuss. It has. A m erica’s larg est space teeh- A co m m ittee ap p o in ted by th e — th e N ational p resid e n t has ag reed th a t m uch nology ex h ib it Space Ailminis- A eronautic.; and of tiie chem ical sp ra y in g is jx)- for the B enefit I Lration’s “Space t'*ntiaHy d an g ero u s to h u m an s end is actu ally k illin g gam e and i of M an k in d ” — will lx* on display T he O regon M useum of Science iisii. T he fixlcral g o v ern m en t 1 for a full m onth at th e Oregon will cease anti <l«*sist its sp ra y in g M useum of Sciences and In d u stry . and In d u stry at P o rtlan d an n o u n I P o rtlan d , o p en in g S a t u r d a y. ced p lan s to d ay for a $600,000 of forests, w«* read. ' b u ild in g p ro ject to ad d twro new As w ith o th e r public scares, J u n e 1. T h e 120 - unit display, w hich j w in g s and a p la n eta riu m to the we presu m e tiiat th is o ne is e x I w ill Include 2 72-ft. tall S c o u t I OMSI b u ild in g on S.W. Canyon aggerated. C hem ical sp ra y in g for w cetls ro ck et and a full • 9cale model of Road. M erc 0 M atic B u ck et S e a ts C o n stru cted in 1918 w ith a spec lias certain ly n»»t been a panacea M ariner II, th e sp acecraft n o w si>ee«ling tow ard th e planet V e ta c u la r one - day co m m u n ity hi th is county, hut th e re a re o th e r 170 E n g in e Madly O th e r E x tra s nus for a fly - by in IX*cemlx?r, ! “b a rn - ra isin g ” bee, th e m useum reaso n s fur th a t th an th e ch e m icals them selves. We used! to lx? I will a rriv e by tru c k s fi\nn Wash- has rap id ly o u tg ro w n its p resen t f.acilii ies, acco rd in g to Dr. Don tulil tiiat weed see«l w ould live i m gton. D.C. on May 20. NASA crew s will m ove in the ald S totler, OMSI p resid en t. in th e groun«! fur seven y ea rs t allowing day, May 29, to set up Loadd W ith E x tras Only 14.COO Actual Miles “S ince 1958, OMSI h as enjoyed and tlien sp ro u t. We h av e Ix'en the ma siv«* ex h ib it for its first a 20 p er cent in c re ase in use an- sp ra y in g for wetxls for tw ice that public sh o w in g S atu rd ay , Ju n e 1 u.ally. I^isi y e a r o v er 330,000 per- long, on a fairly g en eral basis, I*ortland w ill lx* th e second city .-' ns v isited th e science cen ter. and weed s«*e<ls still sp ro u t. W e ; in th e U.S. to h av e an o p p o rtu n siiould h av e elim in ated th em long Low M ileage - Clean! ity to view th e new’ NASA outer- ago. space d isp lay w hich w as first But we used to h av e livestix'k show n in C leveland, O. d u rin g a dial patrolkxl th e fence row s t'‘ti - «lav “rpoce fa ir.” kxiking fur a b ite of f«xxl d u rin g T he NASA fepace Show a t OM S td . T ra n s. - S h a rp ! th«* su m m er and a we«xl had to lx* SI w ill lx* crow’ded in to available p re tty d istaste fu l to «*sea|x* T ra are as th ro u g h o u t th e m useum -*iiy fallow h as given wetxls a and w ill help p o in t u p th e pro- E le c tric C o n tra c to rs «‘ban««*, especially «'lu'at, an d it j«x te«l $600.000 l»uil«ling cam paign lias taken «*ver g reat p atch es in to add tw o new w ings and a plan w m m e ric ia l — re s id e n tia l ;«»nu* fields tiiis year. Ther«* is «.tarium to tiie OMSI building. no ce rtain sp ray for it, h o w ev er in d u s tr ia l T he new OMSI b u ild in g pro We a re very su re th a t farm ers g ram envision« co n stru c tio n of E S T IM A T E S a n a B ID a re not going to r«'-ort to th e hoe. 2 D oor H .T . Il«x* bandit's cans«* callouses and REQUESTS •*it* u n p leasan t to th e touch, and But we <lo th in k th e chem ical w ith no o b lig a tio n I’e lth e r lx>ss o r farm lalx»rer w ill «•«»inpanics w ill d ev elo p som e b e t H E A 1 us«* them N’o o n e lias devised a te r sp ra y s and sp ra y s less poison ] E L E C T R I C h)x* w ith a co m fo rtab le seat on »us. T hat will lx* Ix'tiefU’ial all 0 M E A R A S U P P L Y CO som eone could fin« 11 i’. Old fashioned m ethoils will around At W asco P h o n e GI 2-5402 >re c e rta in , in me- so m eth in g not lx* trie«l by th is g eneration. ical, Burn w e h av e T he D alles N eith er tie we th in k th«* sp ra y th«xi o r ci * b . CY6-4184 GLF ing of w eeds will lx* elim in ated so far. |> \, I I , I ordinary lhtrr«*«t. A lOVXClXC B ill w ith h igh s,ifi (y , d .id i ' ’ilr i r w t , and lead.» i i - l i . i l i d t t » I a n y b asicc«« «lay. d l i » not .mli lot out i i i r i r t t . i l «-coin inendatioiK»? A lb o«.|M't t a« Nu|t|di< il W rite , or ph o n e collect J . W DO DD T y g h V alley, Ore. P h o n e ¿11 M g r W J C ollins £ Co. F ull F oam In S eat O ver S p rin g * F oam T u fte d S oft A tta c h e d P illow B;:ck F oam A rm s a n d Foot Re t E x p a n d e d Foam W ith F la tic O th e r R o c k e r *69.CO Sw ivel R ockers $985t M atthieu Furniture «24 F. 2nd S t TH E DALLES CY 6 - 2786 We G ive <fe R edeem Gold Bond S ta m p s Days like this are made for Olympia PLAN AHEAD O n . I n s r .d i .n l to p r le .l.« » : T tt Md Ml,,..- ,