The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon,
Will Be Candidate For
Office of County Judge
New» Item» From Kent
Men’s Methodist Brother
hood To Meet Next Week
Moro School Notes
• Friday, February 28, 1930
Annual Convention Will
m a wttw<wttt«xn»»nttHn»»uHnwnai»in i HH»Hnnm»i»nmwni i i »tnnm«m
Convene at The Dalles
Wiley McDonald of Moro was in
Kent Sunday w ith some horse buyer.
Three rooms were fo rtu n ate enough
March 7th, F riday aftern o o n and last w eek to have perfect attendance.
The annual convention of th e Mt.
' C urtis Tom and“ George E. W llker-
evening, The Men’s Brotherhood of These room s were Miss Cole’s, Miss Hood C hristian E ndeavor U nion will
L.
V.
W
alton
and
w
ife
arived
home
son were in Moro Tuesday afternoon
the M ethodist church will hold a dis P epper’s and Miss S cruggs’.
begin a t the C hristian church in The
from th e ir farm holdings n ear Rufus. Tuesday from C alifornia, w here they
tric t m eeting a t A rlington.
spent
the
w
inter.
Two more victories Were added to Dalles on F riday evening, F ebruary
W hen calling at the office of the Sher
Rev^
F.
A.
Ginn,
pastor
of
Moro
M
oro’s
list Friday night, when our 28th.
man County Observer, Mr. Tom s ta t
Carl G regg took out a new 30 cat
Lucile S. B a rre tt, president of Mt.
ed th a t he had for some tim e been erpillar Tuesday. He sold his John M ethodist church, states several n a team s defeated Kent. The girls game
tionally known speakers will be pres ended 24 to 14. A t the end of the Hood Union of C hristian E ndeavor,
considering the request of many resi Deere tra c to r to G. C. Young.
ent and participate in the meeting.
boys gam e, the score was a tie,e33-33. states Ross Guiley, state field secre
dent« of the county th at he consent
George W ilson drove his truck to
Among this num ber will be Rev. In the five minutes playoff, Moro tary, of E ugene, will be the principal
to become a candidate for county
Bend Sunday and brought Gus Schil Marcellus B. F uller, pastor of the gained eight points and K ent two, speaker a t the convention; Jam es C.
judge. This he has now assented to
ling and fam ily home. Gus has been Lakewood M ethodist church at Cleve m aking the final score 41 to 35.
Henderson, state president, and Viola
do and will make a form al statem ent
working there all w inter.
land,
Ohio.
This
church
is
the
la
rg
Ogden, sta te secretary, will also be
of his intentions at a later date.
On T hursday of this week the Moro
est white M ethodist church in the
present.
The convention them e is
A.
J.
Decker
and
wife
and
son
John
E. D. McKee, present county judge,
boys will play Wasco here. The girls
world, having a membership of about
“ Carry O n.” Gordon L. H ypes of
came
up
from
P
ortland
Saturday
and
has definitely decided th at he will not
six thousand. Merle N. English of gam e will not take place until Mon Wasco, will lead the singing a t all ses
be a candidate for the office this year expect to stay on the ranch now. All Chicago, secretary of the board of day, March 13. On F riday of this
sions, assisted by an orchestra, and
and, under these circum stances, Mr. his friends are hoping th at his health
week the girls play Goldendale at
Religious
E
ducation
of
the
Methodist
there
will be special musical num bers
Tom has decided to become a candi will improve.
church, is another, and Lorenzo F. Goldendale.
each aftern o o n and evening.
George W itter and Chas. G arhanv King, colored editor of the South
date fo r the office.
W ith these games over, the bas
Large numbers of Sherman County Folks
The day sessions will begin a t nine
Mr. Tom has the qu alificatio n s to mer came home from Portland T ues West C hristian Advocate, is a third. ketball season will be a t an end. Moro
a. m. and two p. m. respectively, eve
are owners of Monarch Malleable Ranges
serv e th e citizen s of S her: ian co u n ty day. They left ju st before Chrismas Rev. Mr. King is a g raduate of Colum is scheduled to take p a rt in the dis ning sessions at 7 :30. The conven
George
spent
two
weeks
in
C
alifor
in the ca p a c ity of jud g e, h av in g first
bia U niversity and iB a well known tric t tournam ent a t Hood River on tion banquet will be on S aturday eve
h an d know ledge of fa rm . .• because nia visiting his daughter Helen.
negro o rato r and editor.
March 7th and 8th.
ning, March 1st, a t 5:45, in the base
Two Full Enameled Monarch Ranges; have latest
of his ow ning and o p eraiio i. f farm
Signor Mario Cappelli, the cele
F rank Hickman, who has worked
m ent dining rooms of the C hristian
R
eading
Circle
C
ertificates
have
design W ater Front; size of Oven ( ¡ ¡ l i f t C f t
lands n e a r R ufus fo r y e a rs; i t has iround here for several seasons, came brated Italian-A m erican tenor, will
The officer’s dinner fo r
been issued to the follow ing grade church.
17 x 21; was $136.00; sale price. .
V s tF V
been identified w ith the ban k in g Lu.
•p from P ortland Tuesday and is also be present and will sing at all of school pupils: Gordon F raser, Lucile Union officers and convention speak
ness th ro u g h his h aving been fo r se
the
sessions
of
the
Brotherhood.
Sig
ready for the spring work. He will
McLachlan, George H ennagin, H ester ers, is on F riday evening a t 6:00 p.m.
oral y e a rs a d ire c to r o f th e
asco probably v. ork for A rthur Justesen no Cappelli will undoubtedly be the
Two Full Enameled Monarch Ranges; have latest
Henkle, Mary- Pinkerton, Melba Tho- Luncheon for the executive com m ittee
C o u n ty Bank u n til the sale of th e b u s again.
successor of Caruso in the musical gerson, Scott Fortner, Helen Strong, will be served in the Royal Cafe, Sun
design W ater Front; size of Oven $ 1 2 6 . 6 5
iness, and also is well posted on p o lit
world.
day
noon.
19 x 21; was $149.00; sale price..
Donald
Barnes,
Evelyn
McLachlan,
Two colored gentlem en th a t have
ical situ a tio n s because of his service
The opening service will be a t 10:00 Doris Morrison, Melvin Baker, Lloyd
The convention closes Sunday eve
been
staying
a
t
Dave
McKelvey’s
for
to the co unty as re p re se n ta tiv e of th is
a. m. A t 6:00 p. m. there will be a Noonan, Lavon Fuller, Bobby Chris ning, March 2. All C hristian Endea-
One Full Enameled Monarch Range
a few days, le ft Monday afternoon
d is tric t in th e sta te le g isla tu re.
fellowship dinner, at which time two tianson, F rank Sayrs, Robert Gill- vorers of the d istrict are urged to a t
while Dave was asleep. W hen he woke
Oven 17x21; was $110.00; sale price z
The office of county ju d g e needs tlx-
addresses will be made and Cappelli mor, Beth M ersinger, E leanor Ann tend, and the public is cordially in
up they were gone and so was his
a tte n tio n of a man who can serv e the
will sing. The closing session will F o rtn er, Reathe Sayrs, M arjory Me- vited.
30-30 rifle, pair of field glasses, h u n t
Two Part Enamel Monarch Ranges
co u n ty as a w hole, and whose p rev i
convene a t 8:00 p. m., Cappelli will loy, Rodney T ruitt, K enneth Fuller,
ing knife, kodak, a good pair of shoes
ous business ex perience equips him to
Oven 17x21; was $98.00; sale p ric e ..
sing and the Rev. Mr. King will give Mux Barzee, Billy K reuger, Clara
and all his meat. At this tim e they
dispose of county business to th e best
the closing address.
M ersinger.
have not been heard from.
in te re s ts of all sections of th e co u n ty
It is expected th a t there will be a
A num ber of Boy Scouts from ,
The above Monarch Ranges are all new
Polly Mae Wilson and H ester wom an’s m eeting also, at which Cap
From past c o n tac ts w ith Mr. Tom , we
Moro
w ent to the C ourt of Honor at
thin k th a t he has the broad m inded Lyons wee badly gassed Sunday eve pelli will sing and some of the speak
and at the bargain prices quoted will be
Wasco Monday „night, and received W ANTED — A W ATKINS DEALER
ness th a t will perm it him to han d le ning by the exhaust from a Delco ers will address the meeting.
sold quickly. Come in and talk it over.
m erit badges
the affairs of the office in a m a n n er light plant a t the J. C. Wilson home.
A w onderful opportunity fo r wide
s a tis fa c to ry to all the varied in te r They each left the basem ent and fell
The Tewesa Camp Fire and the awake man to supply established farm
W ord K n o w led g e
unconscious at the head of the stairs.
ests of S h erm an county.
Lewa Camp Fire had a jo in t party at and rural users in this vicinity with
But for prom pt relief by Mr. and Mrs.
the Ruggles’ home on February 19. nationally known line of J. R. W at
Moro, Oregon
W alter Adams, who were visiting
Professor Ramsay, head of the Eng Games w e ir played and at the close kins Products. Increased dem and fo r
llsh
department
at
Missouri
univer
there,
it
m
ight
have
proved
fatal.
W h ea t M en Plan Local
of the evening refreshm ents were products offers exceptional chance to
have a business of your own with
C o - op erative M arketing Mrs. W ilson and her m other, Mrs. sity, says the vocabulary of the aver served.
Davis, were not at home, having gone age university student runs from 50,-
steady income of $50.00 to $75.00 or
The tea which the Lewa group had
000 to 70,000 words. One can appre
to P ortland Saturday.
more weekly. Prom pt action neces
A bout th irty representative wheat
ciate this extraordinary equipment by F ebruary 15 at the Legion Hall club sary — W rite G. J. Cowin, M anager,
A
nother
m
eeting
of
w
heat
grow
ers
grow ers of Sherm an county met at
recalling that Shakespeare did all his room was a success in every way. For 4512 Hollis St., Oakland, California
Moro last Saturday afternoon to per was held here Saturday and about stuff with 28,000 words, that Homer ty-two dollars and sixty cents were
fect plans for a mass m eeting of the 100,000 bushels was signed up, pro charmed the Hellenic world with a made as a net profit. The girls wish
GOOD BUYS NEAR REDMOND
w heat grow ers of Sherman county to viding th at there is sixty per te n t of much skimpier allowance and that to thank all the m others who so kind
the
crop
in
the
county
signed.
Sev
80
acres, 48 acre w ater right, woven
ly
donated
the
food
which
made
the
m eet at Wasco next Thursday night
George M. Cohan, lineal descendant,
wire fen<»e, alfalfa and tam e pas
C.
X L 111 UNITED GROCERS
to discuss the organization of a coop eral attended a m eeting in Moro S at perhaps, of Aristophanes, probably tea a success and also the public who
ture, good house. Price $3600.00,
of oregon inc
erative m arketing organization thru urday to discuss the question of the never has had 1,000 words In the bank gave th e ir support.
$360.00 down, balance $200.00 per
the N orth Pacific Grain Growers cor county as a whole in the local unit, or In hla life, says the SL Louis Post-
Don’t forget the basket social at
A Link in The United Chain of Grocers
several local units. Sentim ent is di Dispatch. If Professor Ramsay Is
year a t 6 fS .
poration.
the school house S aturday, March 1,
vided
here.
Some
favor
the
county
Sim ilar m eetings aj£. to be held at
right the current collegian has the a t seven th irty o’clock.
40 acres, about 30 under cultivation,
. Dealing in “Merchandise of Merit”
Condon, A rlington, and Lexington, unit and others are strongly opposed raw material for masterpieces to blow —
a lfa lfa and tam e pasture, fam ily
—j
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sponsored by the E astern Oregon to thnt and sticking for the small the bards sublime out of the -picture.
Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes
ochard.
Free city w ater piped to
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS
One may wonder, however, how many
W heat League, recently announced locals.
In fhe Circuit Court of the State of buildings. Ju st one mile from Red
Fresh Vegetables, Bakery, and Lunch Goods
John W ithycombe, Gilliam county
of those dashing theaaurlana carry In
mond on State Highway.
Price
O regon for Sherm an County
their
portmanteaus
what
Mr.
Hoover
farm er, president of the league.
A. W. Norhlnd, G overnor of the
$3700.00, $700.00 down paym ent, bal
|School Books and School Supplies
Frequent assertion that only air
S ta te o f O regon; H a l'E . Hoas,
S en ato r W ilmer of Rosalia, Wash., craft would matter In any possible has Just described as “the good old
ance $200.00 per year a t 6% ,
Staple and Fancy Groceries
S ecretary of S ta te of the
president of the North Pacific G rain war of the future does not prevent a word—work.” If they have, there's
4$ acres, all under irrigation, old
S tate of Oregon, and Thomas
1
Grower« Inc., and a member of the close study of the relative efficiency no stopping them. If they haven't,
LCitrus Granulated Soap, . . . .
B. Kay, T reasurer of the
buildings, 20 acres in alfalfa, bal
stabilization corporation being fo rm of ships. Imagination, through force there's no starting thekn. Meantime,
S tate of Oregon, collectively
two large p k g si.................. 59c
ance ready to plow; one mile from
we are accepting Professor Ramsay's
ed and also a member of the farm ers of habit, still calculates theoretical
constituting the S tate Land
town. Price $2500.00, $1000.00 down
Board of the S tate of Oregon,
figures with thousands of reserva
national board, will be present a t the battles on the old fumlllar terms.
Watch our Hand Bills for Friday,
balance easy.
Plaintiff,
tions.
m eeting in Wasco next week. A. R.
i
VS.
W RITE
Saturday and Monday Specials.
Shum w ay and Roy R itn er are also ex
Mary Marlin, widow of J. M.
ih-H/p o -Mery ways a Wind»
A (Tile
E.
M.
PECK,
REDMOND,
OREGON
Yorkers,
despite
their
hustle
pected to attend.
M a r l i n , deceased; Jam es
dent at t /lie university bearing the and IniStte, are a kind hearted lot,
Shannon, unm arried; Jesse
name of/that town has discovered a
FOR SALE ’OR TRADE — F o r ca t
Shannon, unm arried; Mary
drt|g wl^ch will neutralize the bite of as demonstrated by the establishment
tle, sheep, hogs, or horses; two 16-
Shannon, unm arried; Frances
A man s full name should be the
of a new organization known as the
inch 3-bottom new Oliver plows.
Shannon, unm arried; Irene
same name he uses when sober, but a <*>bra/ Has he found a way to keep Tull Wuggers, which Is no less than
a pjatlf/it alive until the drug can be
H. B. Belshee, Moro, Ore.
tf-f21
Shannon, unm arried; Chas.
occasionally It Isn't
a club for dogs—a sort of first-aid
G oetjen, unm arried; H ester
Injicteo?
FOR
SALE
—
15
Choice
Registered
post and Identification bureau where
Howard,
unm arried;
Ash
Not that we are In the position of
Shorthorn Bulls. Y earlings this
Marlin and Ada M arlin, hus
injured
mutta
can
be
taken
for
treat
having to know, but whatever be
spring. Good colors. Good breeding.
AJiStntistlclan figures that more than
band and w ife; Aldo Marlin,
ment
and
lost
pupa
held
for
their
F arm er’s prices. H arry Ferguson,
came of coffee Ice cream?
3,006.000 persons are Injured annually
unm arried; Relia Olds and
owners, says the Providence Journal.
Goldendale, Wash.
fl4-3t*
Frank Olds, wife and hus
In tl/eir homes. This Includes, how
Each dog la carefully described by
It wasn't so many weeks ago that a ever. the mnny thousands of cases re
band; O. E. Baker, unm arri
WE CAN fit all kinds of people. Any
Its master or mistress, a description
The House of Good Will
lot of people were complaining because
ed; Delmar Baker, u n m arri
size or weight. Crippled or de
ported ns "It was dark and I walked
ed;
Alto
Baker,
unm
arried;
the weather was overwarin.
card la placed on file and Indexed and
formed
feet.
W
ernm
ark’s
Shoe
Into an open door.”
O fer Baker, u n m arried; Clif
crosa Indexed, and an Identification
Store, The Dalles.
ford Marlin and Mary M ar
Because It Is good news, this para
mpddlllon la Issued. When a lost pup
lin, husband and w ife; W al
FOR SALE— Two single comb Rhode
graph never grows old: Peace has
A European astrologiat picks some
py Is brought to the club It Is nec
ter Marlin and May Marlin,
Island Red roosters. Also settings
broken out again, In China.
time In September as the date when essary merely to look him over, note
husband and w ife; Melva
of eggs from Rhode Islands. Mrs.
the world will come to an end. We the outstanding characteristics, con
Tanksley and Roy T. Tank-
Chas. B ullard, Moro, Ore.
2 tlfl4
We suppose the editor of the Con
- - _ _ v s r t r
__________________________________________ —
can Just go ahead then and tear out sult the files and call up the owner.
jdey, wife and husband; and
Owned by the City of -Moro
greaalonal Record doesn't even know the Inst three months of our diary.
WE
PAY
parcel
post
one
way
on all
Millard Marlin, unm arried,
It la all very simple, efficient and
shoe
repairing.
Good
quality
work
what a blue pencil looka like.
D efendants.
Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public
and leather. Joe A more, The Dallas,
kindly.
To
Chas.
Goetjen,
one
of
the
defend
There are more millionaires In
opposite the post office.
Amateur theatricals are pretty had,
and Sherman County Community
ants above nam ed:
too, but we guesa the worst of all is American prisons todny than ever be
The population of the continental
In th e nam e of the S tate of O re PIANO TO BE SOLD AT MORO,
fore, which would he most encourag
an amateur Job of Job printing.
B eautiful bungalow size like new.
United States Is now Increasing at gon You are hereby required to ap
Under the Personal Management
Ing If there were not more non mil
pear and answ er th e com plaint filed Big saving. Will accept phonograph
tha
rate
of
about
1,600,000
persons
E. E. LARIMORE
"A taxi driver In Paris won a recent llonalres In prisons, also.
part paym ent, balance term s to suit.
against
you
in
the
above
entitled
pro
per year, or approximately one per ceeding w ith in 'fo u r weeks from the A ddress Factory W arehouse, 435
Formerly of The Hotel Oregon, Portland'
eating contest by devouring 41 eggs."
son every 23 seconds, according to date of the first publication of this W ashington St., P ortland, Ore. 2 t-fl4
He's no taxi driver, he's a taxidermist.
At a time when the Information be the Boston Transcript. The total In summons, ns h e re in a fter stated, and
These transition skirts, short In gins to be quite worthless, we find crease Is made up of the annual excess if you fail to so appear and answer
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
front and long In the hack, remind us j that “cutty sark" Is Scotch for short of births over deaths, which amounts said complaint, or otherw ise plead
of the old snylng, “Good God, and t skirt, and not a fishing smnek, as we to 1,150,000 and the excess of Immi thereto, for w ant thereof, plaintiff In the C ounty Court of the S tate of
will apply to the c o u rt fo r the relief
heretofore fondly Imagined.
Oregon for Sherm an County.
good devil.*
gration
over
emigration,
which as prayed for in its com plaint on file In the m a tte r of the guardianship of
the person and estate of Mary
And what has become of the old- amounts to an additional 240,000 per with the clerk of the a have entitled
Statistics are those authoritative
DINING ROOM OPEN USUAL MEAL H O U R S.
QuaekenbuBh, an incom petent p er
year. This year the population will court, namely, for a ju dgm ent against
and conclusive figures which merely fashioned movie showing a fellow fill
the defendant Mary M anin, widow of
son.
be
more
than
SO
tltoea
as
great
as
It
ing
a
telegram
at
a
Western
Union
strengthen woman’s Intuition to the
J. M. Marlin, deceased, fo r the sum of
It appearing to this court from the
office, followed by a closeup of the was In 1780 and nearly twice what It $1200.00 with in terest thereon from petition
contrary.
this day presented and filed S n tm tm tm r a ttm a n m n m m n n m a n a tm m m tm m m m m m u n m m tta x u m to :“
message, on a Postal Telegraph bank? was In 1890, or only 40 years ago. the first day of A ugust, 1928, a t the by C. L. Pepper, the guardian of the
Every family has one: The tele
History records no other Instance In rate of six per cent per annum ; for person and estate of Mary Quacken-
“Do you own a radio s e t t ’ aRked which the population has Increased so the fu rth e r sum of $125.00 attorney bush, an incom petent person, praying
pathlc friend who Invariably phones
fees, and for plaintiff’s costs and dis for an order of sale of certain real
Just as you are well under way In the 1930 census taker, that being one rapidly.
bursem ents expended h erein; th a t the estate belonging to said ward, th a t it
of t-he questions he Is required to ask
the bathtub.
m ortgage described in plaintiff’s com would be to the benefit and in terest
“Ntf," replied the apartment dweller,
The old car problem hag been plaint be foreclosed, and the m ort of said ward th a t such real estate
"I
live
with
several,
but
I
do
not
own
If you should happen ever to meet
solved. Harry Bailey, a furniture gaged premises described therein as should be sold;
It In a social way, the full name of one.”
« - *
h is ordered th a t the next of kin
manufacturer In nonolulu and mem follows, to-wit:
the newly found flu germ Is Pleomor
Southw est Q uarter (S W 1^ ) , and
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
of said w ard, and all persona in te r
ber
of
the
Hawaiian
Foreign
Trade
“What makes children noisy?” In
phic Streptococcua
W est H alf of the E ast H alf
ested in said estate, appear before
quires a columnist They need to de council, tells what pineapple planta
( W ^ E t y ) of Section Nine (9 ),
this court on Saturday, the 29th day
Township Three (3) South of
of March, 1930, a t the hour of ten
When the office skeptic hasn't any velop lung and leg power so they tion owners are doing with wrecked
x DEALERS IN
Range Eighteen (18) E.W.M. in
o’clock A. M. of said day, a t tha
thing els* In part Du' T nsmlnsf s poll, will be able to compete with the self- and Junked automobiles. The pine
Sherman County, Oregon,
courtroom of the above entitled court,
advertisers and dodge the automo
tlclan'he gios of course som«, body <J
apple requires Ita Iron every day as
be sold by the sheriff of Sherman in the courthouse in the city of Moro,
li.'.i 3.
iLime) Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders
la writing *the speeches.
a stimulant So to make a solution of County, Oregon, as provided by law, in Sherm an County, Oregon, then and
Iron oxide, parts of old car» are melt and the proceeds th e re o f applied to there to show cause, if any there be,
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, C oal’ and Hay
ed In a bath of acid and the oxide wards the paym ent of plaintiff’s ju d g why an order should n ot be made and
thus obtained used as a spray for the ment, costs ami accruing costs, in granted fo r the sale of the real estate
cluding a reasonable attorney fee, belonging to said w a rd / which is
MANUFACTURERS OF
tropical fru it
and the surplus, if any there be, known and described as follows:
turned into court on behalf, of the
An undivided one third in
te re st in and to the N orth
Chinese are supposed to pay all defendants as their interests may ap
east Q u arter (N E ^ 4 ), the
debts once a year. Authority In China pear,. and for such other and fu rth e r
relief as to the court may seem equit
N ortheast Q u arter df the
la arbitrary and exacting and thoee able and just.
Mss. M. E. Bickert will be in Moro
N orthw est Q u arter (N E ^4-
who do not pay may expect to here
N W 14), and the N orthw est
This summons is served upon you
the money taken away from them, or, by publication thereof, in conform
Q u arter of the Southeast
Wednesday and Thursday, March 5th and 6th
Q u arter ( N W % S E tt) o f /
if it cannot be produced, to suffer an ity with an order of the Honorable
Section Thirty-five (3 5 ), in
Showing Most Attractive Apparel
unpleasant penalty. It Is perbapa for D. R. P arker, Judge of the above en
titled court, ng^le and entered on the
Township Four (4) South of
this reason that the Chinese acquired 25th day of hebruary, 1930, which
Range Sixteen (10) E. W.
the reputation of being the moat hon said order requires th a t this summons
M., in Sherm an County,
Oregon.
be published for a period of fo u r con
est of oatlooa.
And it is Further Ordered th a t a
secutive weeks in the Sherm an Coun
Coat», Hats, Dresses, Ensembles
ty Observer, a new spaper of general copy of this order h e published for a t
Ao eastern physician predicts that circulation, published weekly a t Moro, least once a week lo r fo u r successive
and Colored Costume Jewelry
In 50 years there will be no bald- in Sherm an County, Oregon. And the weeks in the Sherm an County Obser
headed men. Pairing him off with the date of the first publication of this ver, a new spaper of general circula
tion, published weekly a t Moro, in
is February 28th, 1930.
— at the —
other doctor who, a few weeks ago. summons
W. C. B ryant,
Sherm an County, Oregon.
declared that In 50 years we'd all be
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Dated this 13th day of F ebruary,
Residence: Moro, Oregon,
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bald, we come to the conclusion that
1930.
C. L. Pepper, -
NEWS
AND
DEVELOPMENT
OF THE COUNTY
E. D. McKEE
Residence: The Dalles, Oregon.
In 50 years there will be some bald
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