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1111 w 1 • / * . ' * » ty. y eriltä» dJountg lountal SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER, EsUbliihed Nov. 2, 1888 GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, EaUbiiahed Oct. 14. 1897 M ' CONSOLIDATED. MARCH a. 1931 quite an exciting fray. Two walks, numerous errors' and a home run byConnie Allen spelled 'NOUMI ------------- aoNVuuub/ Auouiuou m »u|jnp pAijiuui - uivñ «aaao-i Dr. C. L. Poley Was a visitor,in inning when Kent crossed the ßgL| » ’ -jnp pMjeoaj fiuniuiiJd hn Portland the first of the week re plate five times. Wapinitia came turning Tuesday morning. Published Every Friday at Moro. Oregon, By back with ona hiMw^lwo scores GILESL> FRENcfa Managing Editor Mrs. Fraley who has been here in their part of the inning. Then äran può no|n»uiuoo joj ena * during the winter left for The both teams settled down to te mu»*» -oxo • »uipuvi«»no »a uo _3K suiniui Entered aa second-clam matter al the ’oetoffiee, at Moro. Oregon, under Act of Dalles Tuesday.-, -»Jd peuj»»an ;o tunoiuy bteady playing. A single by 04 »64 EHM . ...................................e. ’ Con great of March 8, 1879. • \ ” ’ r mmo ( JOJ su»«p nojo L. R. French and wife sbent Hank Allen, a two-bagger by i r > -un «mHl Hvn W'tto otis-m- ' pwuiuipa i*wx .. Monday night in The Dalles vis Connie Allen and a single by Ted SUBSCRIPTION RATKS-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ti Ht tU. #np naaJ pu«PJ¿Üjiu> Kelly added two markers for 9» 088 ttt ^^„4,9 MHll ’îion^j One Year......................... ’. .|1 60 iting with Mrs. French’s son. -too jo Mjnoo U( tutniuixij Six Months ................................................................................................................. 1 00 Mrs. Otto Schmitt, of Shaniko, Kent in the 5th inning. Wap v17qr.uLil,;rj is here visiting her mother Mrs. initia completed the scoring for -(03 púa «a»«»iJ<Jui uo « ubo - i Mt'040*« ”• (•«I»* t*V«tn) pou«o the game in the 6th when G. and H ............ FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1931, w vpu<>4 pao eqoot» jo M( va R. A. Stow. g.v...v.r. («n|BA >aax*m) .. Loyd Claymire each pounded out potuto ototta l»aj jo an(»A The music Class of Mrs. Blake HMftlf« t'*— •^tJjtuïpuodx» fotox a 3- bagger in the 6th for two tal CORRECTION will be presented in a recital Sat ....................................... «íuni1 lies. Henry Allen gave three kíiiw » -moMxe j » mio n« jo »unotuy urday evening April 11th. In an editorial last week there were two mistakes that changed ...... M«x «n auunp uoum hits and one strike out in three pivd eeex pu. ijvu^n '«ax«* . guai aqi xuynp piad the sense of the article considerably. In comparing the income of ~8. A. Skirving, manager of the innings and Kelly yielded 2 hits, MVUWC •apam pus suotMiuiuioo •iaax am luunp noon ----------- — *P«W|Aia farmer to the stenographer we stated that he must have an in Tum-a-Lum Tumber Co. in The 2 walks and three strike outs in Dalles, was here for a short time six innings for Kent, G. Clay suipnpui ’xwx Pl»a >»MOi PN vestment Qf $3000 00 which should have read $30,000.00 and she laet Wednesday afternoon. Assia «U1O3QI l«3OX mire handed the home boys 16 Norm « would have had an investment of $20,000 instead of $2,000.00. Art Bibby was here from his strike-outs in bis seven innings, 19 »80'091'8 •eajnoe • j»»x »M3 supnp p»j»NJ Jeqio autooni ■ J»»X »Ml *«iJnp ¿eaiaoN new home in Heppner the first of allowing one wa k and 4 hits. U0U'0M riujj pud epulpilip ifewui the week. Mrs. Bibby is here a- Kent’s better fielding saved st 'urocre luunp paxpaaj utuojui i » m GIVE THE BOARD A CHANCE «in piva gain and is getting ready to them the game. Score: Kent 7, 00 000'000'8 t j -......... IHOONI Nineteen thirty-one bids fair to be a yekr that will be long re tnove shortly. «a{ oi luanajnd • »oxo jo jo a-tia Wapinitia 4. eui io jAuomiuiuioo wucjvt n «m 03- '0E81 'Jaquida jo X»p am »o membered by the educational institutions of the state and those Shearer’s Grange will give a /'Kent goes to Rufus next Sun «putu Aio* mon jo anna am «n J° MMOA MSN JO AMW k CO who are interested in them. The report prepared at the behest of dance at their ball next - Satur day and Grass Valley plays at SOHVI USL? 5 i'<./¿FtU NTC* Û.TV IV JINNY 40 EI. the State Board of Higher Education by representatives of the day night when another of those Kent Friday afternoon. United States department of Education has just been released and informal old time get togethers 3Y”O will be staged. Admission 50 Connie Allen was absent from K .» !,X . \ , .... ... . .1 .. XV>H. is precipitating much argument for and against its findings. achooi Monday. ilk UkS Miu • ... .) nu Va-r 3UI' day of Dckkiol r, i;33. i •a:> t j Ine .ln- Already $500,000.00 has been removed from the amount the cents; supper 25 cents per plate. suran<e comtnl.ssiojksr at tlie state of In the class meeting held on Oregon, pursuant to lawj ' ,' । Sam Davis and his mother, CAPITAL • 1 t legislature provided for the schools and pow it is proposed by Amount of capital stock, paid i Tuesday morning the intermedi Mrs? W. J. Davis, made a trip to^ up ............................................... »1,000.009 0Q INCOMB several tax reduction leagues in the Willamette valley to take away The Dalles last Tuesday. Sam ate pupils elected Phoebe Lyons, Net premiums received during , the year ................ .......0 000.570 04, dividends and rents the entire appropriation of $1.181,000.00 by referendum. Whether has not been convalesing very Helen Wilson and Paul Schillings Interest, received during the year... UO.793 0T from other source» i this action was favored by a majority of the voters or not it would fast from his attack' of the flu aa a committed to display the > Income received durin« th» year.. * U3. 737 43 work for Achievement Day. Total income .01,083,183 13 make any ol^R^Ynoney unavailable until afte<the election held late - last I month. X ... . • the Thirty children enjoyed year, including adjustment Joe Almond, who has been Un in 1932. . expenses .................................... 0 Ml. 475 8» Saster egg hunt given by Miss Dividends paid on capital stock durin« th» year...... 000.010 80 These facta seem pertinent. The state haa passed a law ion Oil agent here for the past Telia Helyer at her home last Gommissiona and salaries paid during the year...... 0M.048 011 three years has been transferred which will consolidate the regents of the schools i ft to one body, Taxes, licenses snd feea paid Saturday afternoon. Kathryn during the year................... 87.157,43 to Hermiston and will move there Amount of all other expendi but th*s new board will not obtain controlpf the schools until July Waldner arid Carl l>yons won tures ....................................... 838,627 04. within a few days. His place Total expenditures ........».IMjireF Uuo? this year and can only promise reductions until that time. here will probably be taken bp a prizes for finding the most eggs. ; AA8E-1S 1 Value of real estate owned besides the children, Mrs Roy (market value) .......... 0 03.147.00) They have made every effort to learn the condition of Oregon in- young man from Hood River, Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value)......... 2,206.400 0« • atitutions.of higher learning and have compared this state’s facili The Homewood family includ Barnett and Mrs J. C. Wilson Loans on mortgages and col lateral. etc... ... 4.000.00 were also present Cash in banks snd oh hand.» 073,087.70' ties with those of seventeen other states that are similar. .They ing Lieutenant John, just return Premium« In course of collec tion written since Beptem- The Merry Mai K Club met at ber 30, 1930...... ........... 388.144.17; have the power to enforce their rulings in the schools in question ed from Hawiin Islands, Boyd, Interest and rente due and the home of Mrs. Ida Davis last accrued .................................. 11.880 5d Other admitted assets............. 854.832 14 ' and make whatever consolidations or changes they deem biSt. teacher in The Dalles Hi school, Tuesday night. The evening Total admitted assets.........82.409,720.1» Marian, whox:ame from the Is- They are a body of business and professional men whose time LlABILjTtBB ( was spent in practicing the play Gross claims for losses un- lands with John. a Paid w.t 115.496 OO could not be procured by the state by anyother means than inter ent at a. S. C., an Amount of unearned pre md Helenaa stu which the club i t expecting «.to miums on all outstanding * ! - risks ............................................... 047.710,90 give in the near future. Miss est in the welfare of the state’s institutions. They [have before dent in The Dalles High, held a , All other liabilities................... 78.000 od 'Tqtai liabilities, exclusive of them a report-that is unbiased and complete. family reunion in Portland last moraine Darby and Mrs. Rita capital stock of »l.Ooo ooo.oo larpe were-the hostesses... Under these conditions it seems no more than fair to allow the week. Net premiums rece’ved dur- in- the year .... ' .............. I The Botany class made a field L c -. as pqld during tne rear. new board the part of the bienpuam, until the next legislature, ? Clarence Benson, son of Harry „ Lows incurred during tha ;rip to Buck Hollow Tuesday ti/ nf comp-’ny. PÈÒPLFS NATION AU at least to prove their worth and see if they can make the savings Benson, suffered a-painful inju afternoon. Henry Allen is still 1 ' V V,r'H 4scp COMPAW. t n' V'Ufred Kurp. . ry last Friday while playing r... .r„. r Burke. that has been predicted they will. in the lead in having the most or E lr*': with a gun in the kitchen of the . . . » ; cj. Balfm. Or. We agree, taxes are too high. To much money is spent by the family home in town. The gun flowers for his Herbarium. ___ ", state for higher education, but we think it will be better to have was discharged and the bullet, a Margaret'Dunlap. Bertha Hel ■ -'■' a Li- f & *’ '""’"Jt- ct thtl the reductions made my a body of men who have adequate sources 22 long passed through the thigh yer and Evelyn Davis received ,.i ., •? Cur.lmi s.uiur of the state, of information, who have training along educational lines and who of the right leg just missing the final writing certificates, while : t . i. pur.u «id- o i* ”■ . a-.PIT AL i t- of 'c^P.tal stock have the best interests of the state and its institutions at heart artery and nerve. He • was ^at Mildred Howell and Marion A up ... o.roo.ooo.oo received Improve K ; rftnlums. INCOME received dur- ,, * than to allow the cutting of expenditures^) be done by those who tended by Dr. Pojey and is re Morrow • ill . the ycuY .................. »10.910.540.42 covering nicely under the care of ment Certificates, and Clarice Inter, .t. dividends snd rents rccivad during the year 2.026.285.50 are at present a little hysterical about the tax situation. In onif from other sources his mother who came up from Mitchell earned progress pins. received during the year 137.817 98 Let’s give the board a chance In any event they will have ^he valley to be with him. Total Income .................. »13.073.643 90( The following pupils have re DIBBURbEMENTS to spend less than the schools have spent previously. paid during the ceived reading Certificates: Clar N.L > nt losses including adjust- expenses ...................... » 5.949.203 48 ence Gregg, 3; Cecil Norton, If D rient vidends paid on capital slock during the year ... 1,420,239 99 and salaries USE THE RIVER - , < Gtass Valley High School Marion Morrow, 1; Evelyn Davis, Cimmissions p?’d during the rear ,,, 3.820,414.34 Tc.^, licenses and fees paid 1; Jack Sather, 1; Harley McKay, 474.937.88 denhs the year .............. Those whose memory goes back thirty years are able to tell of of all other expend- 1.380.304 30 Kure* ................................. B arbara W alpol «, Editor 1; Mildred Howell, 1; Clarice Aincunt ’ river boats on the Columbia and of the freight they hauled to ob- SU.»54.080.79'. Total expenditure* .. Mitchell, 1; Margaret Dunlap, T. ASSETS Va' e of real 4 estate owned '■cure landing points along the banks from which merchandisers < market val due) ......... I I 567.121 04 Last Thursday morning Carl V?U;n uf stocks and bonds -■•.A’ owned (jnarket value) ... 38.197.133 00 transported into the back country. Mining tools, for delving into In the district speaking contests I.r ”i on mortgage» »nd col- ton E. Spencer from the Law al. etc ........ 880.250 00 the earth and filching the treasures buried there; plows, to turn School at the U. of O. gave some held in Prineville, I’erit Huntington of C P. . ill ritums in banks and on hand 3,354 685 80 in course of col Sisters was the winner in the inter lection written since Sep- the soil so'ddy with bunch grass rootsand lumber to build the rpugh new facts that showed the in- pretative division and Henry Camp tcivbjr 30, 1930 .............. 1.659.140 37 In rest.and rente due and »rented . ............ .... .. 50 homes of hardy pioneers. The one who has the. thirty year old crease in value of high school ed bell of Bepd carried off the honors in Other assets ............. ............. 243.143 56.920 58 the extemporaneous division. Dr. To'»l Rdqi'tted »w’4 »42.738.394 09 memory sighs for those day| and wonders why it cannot ^nSW ucation and many helpful hints LIABIUTTE8 ’ ’i claims 1er lesees un- on attending higher institutions Spencer of the University of Oregon O.c pnlrf ........................ t 1.6d3.3»t «• unearned pre- of learning. Some people are hot acted as judge. The winners of the An>c nit ms ritkj of on ............ all outstand- ... 12.0’1.716 36 ‘ Men raise wheat, load it on cars and ship it to market thereby adapted to college life and there contest will competo in the state meet D ni! .e for commission and br-kerage ............... j .... S3 nro oo 2 4.n7.917 10 spending one quarter of the income from their crop. Men. tend fore should not attend but, as a to bo held at Corvallis. All otljcr liabilities . Tcrst n^llltte». erchi- sheep and clip their wool to have the profit taken in railroad ship general rule, if it is at all possi Salem canneries propose to process s ve of capital etoc!: of more than 1,000,000 cases of fruit and H-W in b’»FTd'4’ i i” ”57 164 71 ping to the national market These men and others of the interior ble, everyone should attend a vegetables during tie 1931 season, ac I ’n-J mw »« wc-.ved d ir- THE VrAD ir (. i ej-- ....... ... 1 -'d d tke ' country use gasoline, coal and wood in various .shapes, all bulky, college so as to better mankind. cording to announcement made recent f L * *■* i' ine-.tr -d v'tr'n-r ?• s ly. Many of the canneries are now be When you have decided to-attend j . /.• • it-...’. • ■ < heav'y materials, all of which have retail prices doubled because of college, Mr. Spencer, says there ing* renovated and placed in condition freight rates. arefour questions to ask yourself. for the season’s run. And the river rolls on, every day and through the night water Are you man and woman enough Bvnopsls of in great quanities flows down the gorge of the Columbia and is to work without a boss? Are C nop.'t of AnnuM Statemi nt of tn» the Annual S.aHinent of tn» THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF A0JOCIATE» HRS * IhSUHANCK OOMPAhY STATE OF PEN'; IEYLVANIA only the home of fi»h Man with all hia intelligence, with all his you old and mature enough? of ! an Francisco, in the CaJ- of Philadelphia. In. the alnta of L Penn- ____ «vIvanin, on the 31st cay of December, foniia. on the list day of December, 1030, made to the Inkurane« Commis- dame his locks, his landing places and his ingenuity has fos twen- Are yon able to keep your own 1930, made to the insurance commi»-' •inner of the Stale of Oregon pursuant »loner of the state of Oregon, pursuant to law; ty years found no use for the Columbia that the great family of rponey accounts?. Will you be CAPITAL CAPITAL Amount of capital stock p«la honest in your exams? Amount of capital stock paid UP ............................................... 01.000.000 00 000.000 00' up ...... ............/■ • • ...... Chinook salmon had not discovered before men were known in the ’ , . * * • INCOME mooMi Frt premiums received dur- Pauline Newcomb and Zela Not premiums received dur- in« the year .......... 12,104.062 05 403.803 11 Interest, dividends and rente northweiit Intereat. dividend« »nd rente Rugglea represented the Typing received durin« the xear.. 381.728 84 08.031 IS received durin» tne rear.. Income from other source» _ Ln’t it lihie that the men who know the rive:, its barsand 1 Class and Dale Baker, repre Income from other sources received during the year.. 124.138 22 4.1M07, received during th» r«»V- Total income ............. , 32.690.827.11 its channel, talked business with the^«n who know wheat, its sented the Typing 11 Class in the .1 »03.012 45 D18BUR8EMBlrrRI N t lor.scs paid during the year including adjustment annual County Typing Contest at troubles and needs? .expenses ............................. ...61,368.289.60 Dvldcnds paid on capital expenae» .......... J • . The Eastern Oregon Wheat League^has talked about it, the Moro last Friday* afternoon. stock (hiring the year.... 180.000 00 Oommluiona and salariea . Commissions and .salaries paid during the yeaj ....{t 108.044.44 naid during the year.... * M “ 110,080 Taxes, llcenaea and feea paid The Kent Baseball Team de Colun'bia River Valley Association ha* talked about it, boatmen Tnxes. licenses and fee» during the year ........ y . 12.397 37 paid during the year....... 100.198 55 Amount of all other expend!- Amount of all other ex ' have talked about it, Senator^ Representatives, e^ Presidents feated the Grass Valley Team in turea ................................... «4.014.00 451.585 40 penditures ................ .. 12,818,160 J Ì Totnl exp,n<1*^ggJ;jj........... 1 • Tot»i MI>endl^rrs‘..... * w,r’M have iHiked abuut U» and the*Columbia fl w- « n unused.. Some the game played on the local dia mond last Friday afternoon Vnlue cf real eatate owned V»lu» at r»*l °vn*<i IM «4» H' t 100.000 00 (market value) ........... I (marked v»lu«) •••j-tLiji’ " time and we believe it will be aopn, some bold entrepreneur wilt Value of atocke and bond, 1 1,031,014.00 V*lue or gtocks »nd oona* ••••••■ m The school bus. driyen by Lefy owned (market value).... owned <m»rke» v»iung foco» toana on mortcatea ana Ml- anchor a barge along the hank and some^qually bold wheat-grow- Olds, caused some excitement Cuh in b»nii »nd on hindu »7.700.0» lateral. etc. ............ .. Premium» In coureeorcoiwc- In bunk« and on hand Premium» tn course of eoi- er Will Uy « '>‘ w method of Iransportati m as the paper manufac one day last week when it be-1 Caah lection written ginc» Sep- in*;»»’ and rente due and temwr 30. i»30 .......... 022.918 60 <„r«. ’ drd Then the river will begin to be useful to men as welt came stuck on the hill. Interest »nd rente du» »nd i urei m । w • ’f . ' ai TO» ¿mu ;::::::::::: TOH 11.104.084,08 Mr. Rake« visited school for a \ T.U1 UMM Tdtel *4œltU .. .kMSiiiT« as to fi«h. short time Thursday morning. « Orou cteima for loss« un- Oro»» claim* i « M.0M01 uiojj h • HERE’S ONE , »5..* * - a * l S|egki|)g of the value of raw products as compared to the co^< of m mufacturpd article. A butcher in The Dalles offered to trade a ahoemaker a bref hyde in return for a pair of half soles on his shoes —and couldn’t doit.* Think that one qvw. < • T he B ase B all G ames Kent High won an easy victory from the Grass Valley Hi base bail team last Friday. ' Chicago is to be congratulated on the defeat of Mayor Bill The Wapinitia Kent Hi game Thompson. Maj be the gangsters can now be forced to follow the played at Kent last Sunday was mayor into permanent retirement. * - paid ••■.•••••«.. .j • ••»...• 398.112.00 Amount of unearned prem ium. on *D outiteaain« ' rUM .................. j 2,080.614 58 Due for MOURMtion and aii rother*u»i>iiiUe» b;;;;;;; » 005,52472 P» 1 d • • V• Amount oi uni wns on »11 ouvava»«.— Due ^for ' commÍMlon ani AU 'otheTITahlMUe* Total Net °rW MTVloe, liabilltiee« Name of «¿r; ,004 M 04 ÎMRtNB H ç . impa W: Î j JJH vr Prices are Right . Quality is Right We Treat You Right WE HAVE A New And Complete Line of Fishing Tackle Water Glass Watches Goggles Tobacco Candy Fountain ' Magazines Films Sargon Golf Supplies Leaders Spinners Lines Flys Salmon Eggs Rods Reels Hooks Tips Licenses GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY j. • I ■ :r— - :....... ....... BAKER’S HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT STORE We have on hand a full line of HARDWARE and IM PLEMENTS such as is used locally. ’ Wo have oa hand DRILLS, PLOWS, HARROWS COMBINES, WAGONS, ROD WEEPERS, TRUCKS, TRACT ORS, any thing you want we have them forsale. ... . . .1 ~... Complete line of INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER GO. ' MACHINERY and EXTRAS for same Wasco Warehouse Milling Co. Moro, Oregon General Warehouse Business Grain - I j ■ Flour Feed Coal Wood J —r—-—-—---------------- —————— bit shnan conn JOIML THE i i \ I 1 carries the County News that people like to read X ■-- * 1 W . ■ *-;æ THEREFORE ........ — v~~ * . IT IS THE BEST ADVERTIS- . ING MEDIUM MERCHANTS OF THE COUNTY HAVE. gn, I I . : • ,, , , , —•———■»«»»J—Z. • Use Our Advertising Columns Weekly. " premiums received ^ sociatfi T’VA« * i SA ïrancx For Groceries For Drygoods 11.041.84 ’ t VaYd during to' Ä Low! fncurred durin« the year JtR,Orif iurxird.1' J ■ GRASS VALLEY, OREGON 311411.00 041.140 01 Net premium» received dur- Trade * * Ty. At ZIEGLER'S Quality J A • THE PAPER EVERYONE READS * ■ <* k
