Sherman County journal., June 05, 1931, Image 4

»on, husband and wife, W. W. Ford-
j Hob by R- B. ‘Hecht 3! Now Orleans,
Chairman of its Economic Policy Com- .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
name la Addle Fifrdney, husband »nd
! mission. Mr. Hecht said:
Notice
is given thgt Elva A. Bryant wife, F. C. Alton and Jane Doe Alton
"There are just as good reasons why
has been appointed administratrix
This summer will find the Wasco there should be state as wull as na­ of the estate of William C. Bryant whoae true name to Mary Alton, hue­
High School faculty fairly scattered tional banks, as that there should be deceased. All creditors of said de­ band and wife, Fred W. German Co.
throughout various states. Principal | state as well as a national government. ceased are hereby notified to present a corporation, R. C. Stokely, Butta
their claim, with proper vouchers at­
Paul K. McCulloch will attend an ex­ । I do not thluk that analogy Is tar t tached and properly verified, to «aid Creek National Farm Loan Associa»
tension branch of the U. of O. at fetched. The state^ should not sur­ administratrix at her address, to-wit: Lion, a corporation, D. E. Lamb
Supreme Court Bars Reservations to Oath of Allegiance
Portland in oder to work on hia render all political jurisdiction to the Moro, Oregon, within six months and Marian W. Lamb, busband
Masters. Degr< . He will also take central government, and the local busi­ from the date of the first publication and wife were defendant« and
—Economy Plans for Post Office Depart­
of this notice, which »aid date is to me directed, I hav« duly levied
some commercial work in typing and ness Ute of the states should not be May 22nd, 1981.
upon and will sell at public auction
mads
to
surrender
all
control
over
Mr. Manning and
ment Are Announced.
book keeping
Elva A. Bryant.
Administratrix. to the highest bidder for OMh in hand
family left W< Inesday for East Lake financial functions to national financial
where they will q>end a week or two instrumentalities. There are many va­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE at the front door of th« County Court
EFORM and ret rem
House in Moro, Sherman County,
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
fishing. He later intends to go to riations of business conditions from
STATE OF OREGON FOR
army of Ju|»an havr
Oregon, on Saturday tho 18th day of
U. of O. and s udy football coaching slate to state and there are special j
HIS year’s Memorial day address upon by War Mlnlstt ■ Gen. .nr
COUNTY OF SHERMAN
IVE Justices of the
by President Hoover was deliv­
for the remaining summer vacation. figrsl requirements of the various SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE June, 1931, at tho hour of one o’­
i. Ilnnil I
United States Su­ ered in the memorial park at Valley ami. Chief of Staff G Muto, In
clock in the afternoon of »aid day
Miss Carney will spend the summer at slates.
preme court have Forge, Pennsylvania, where George and Gon. Nobuyoshi
"It Is entirely logical, therefore, that The Oregon-Washington Joint Stock all of the right, title and interest of
her
home
in
Milton.
Miss
Proffitt
left
general
of
military
Land Bank of Portland, Oregon, a the said Defendants and each of them
ruled, lu the case of Washington and Ids ragged troops
will be
last Friday for Walla Walla in order the states should retain the right to
corporation. Plaintiff,
Prof. Douglas C. Mac­ spent a terrible winter 153 years ago, army personnel savings
charter
banks
so
as
to
mold
and
direct
in and io the following described real
will
be
vs
•
to attend Can pus Day at Whitman
intosh of the Yale and where more than 3,000 of those 25,000 and the
their
affairs
In
accordance
with
the
property to wit:
army
Iho
best
<
Fred
Mahrt,
George
Lorenzen
and
to
making
the
college. From there she plans to go
divinity school, that a patriots are burled. The exercises of
Henry Lorenzen, Defendant«,
states’ governmental and business re­
that portion of the west half of
foreigner who beets the day were Impressive. Two thou­ in the world. had hoped that the to San Francisco. Miss Magness
By virtue of the writ of execution
quirement'
and
keep
them
adapted
to
The
people
the south east Quarter, the south
American citizenship sand troops acted as escort to Presi­
and order of sale duly i«sued out of
go toward lightening plans a trip through the United States localised sentiment and conditions.
east Quarter of the south* west
must take the oath dent and Mrs. Hoover and a buttery money would
the
Circuit
Court
oi
the
State
of
stopping in Mi >uri and Washington
the wab
i
"The argument is aometimes ad- Oregon for the County of Sherman,
Quarter of section five, the east
with no reservations from Phoenixville fired the salute. In their tax burdens; but
D.
C.
a
only $4.000,0
I vanced that the dual system jeop­ on the 18th day of May, 1931, per-
half of the north west Quarter,
about taking up arms his address Mr. Hoover reviewed his ister explains that through the i
Eleven students were on the honor ardises the life of the Federal Reserve suant to a decree entered in said
for the cour.'ry in past policies In international matters year will be saved and this unr >unt,
the
north east Quarter of the
suit
roll for this last six weeks with the System because under it there is a court May 18th, 1931 in
time of war. ?;-cln- and outlined his plans for the future, justments planned.
south west Quarter and tho south
Oregon-Washington
while
hardly
noticeable
in
any
wherein
The
Sutherland
tosh refused to sw MF especially concerning the reduction of
boys leading, seven to four. In order large group of banks that are free to Joint Stock Land Bank of Portland,
east Quarter of section «Wht in
reduction program, will greatly aid
allegiance without limiting his obli­ a rmnments.
to be on the honor roll a student must remain out of or to withdraw from Oregon, is plaintiff, and Fred Mahrt,
Township five south of tnnge
the
nation
In
placing
the
army
on
a
the
system.
Facts
and
figures
prove
gation to bear arma, and therefore
George Lorenzen and Henry Lorei>
The night preceding this, the Presi­ i. s« i with that of Soviet Russia and have at least one grade of 1 and no
nineteen East of
that this is a specious argument.
la denied the right of naturalization. dent was [lie ■ HeBt of ttW Union
I zen, ar defendents, said writ being
grad« below 2. Following are the,
Other countries. which maintain of
Meridian which lies with!» »her-
"It
Is
true
that
there
has
been
some
to me commanding me to
The same decision was made in the League Club uf Philadelphia at a ban­
nan < of thos:- on the honor roll for shifting from national to alate char­ directed
fectlvely
equipped
forces.
man
County, Oregon: together
make sale of real property hereinaf­
case of Miss Marie Averill Bland. Both quet where he was presented with an
the last six weeks: Edward Gragy,; ters especially In cases of mergers of ter described, I will on Saturday the
with the tenement« hfTMtyta
she and Macintosh are Canadians and oil portrait cf* himself.
Nyal Grady, Arthur Spencer, Paulen large national banks with banks op- 20th day of June, 1931, at one o’-
i C PAIN’S new Re-
menta and appurtenancW there
both saw wartime service in hYance.
-- ---- charters.
-—*— However, clock p. in., at the front door of the
'
publican govern-
Käseberg, John Hawk, Mary Jannette «rating under state
unto belonging or in any wise
Justice Howard Sutherland, who
xperts
from , ment is far from being
Sargent, Winifred Fortner, Max Wil- ths Federal Reserve System was not court house of Sherman County in
appertaining. Said sale to bo of
wrote the majority opinion, held that
many lands were stabilized yet. Its
the
City
of
Moro,
State
of
Oregon,
liams, Mignon Wall, Harry Dean weakened in this process because the offer for sale and proceed to »ell to
the cases properly came within the
the whole of said lands or so
present when the in­ i ^roubles, both exter-
merged institutions almost universally the highest bidder for cash in hand
principle laid down in the case of
Proudfoot and Mabel Thomas.
much thereof as may be sufficient
ternational labor con­ ! nal and Internal, con­
I retained their membership in the sys­ the following described real proper­
Rosika Schwimmer, pacifist leader,
to sstisfy the Judgment pf the
ference opened In tinue to cause some
office tem on a voluntary basis. Moreover, ty,
Last
Thursday
afternoon
the
situate in Sherman County, State
who was denied citizenship on virtual­
Geneva, but the Unit­ 1 uneasiness. According
Court in said cause to wft: the
was
the
records
show
that
slate
bank
mem­
of the Sherman Cooperative
of Oregon, to-wit:
ly the same grounds. He discussed
ed States was not rep­ to the authorities In
sum of Ten thousand and seven­
bers
are
just
as
good
members
of
the
The
East
Half
(EM
of
Sec
­
transferred
from
the
Van
building
to
the broad omnipotent war power
resented. Secretary of Andalusia, martial
system as national banks and the ratio
tion Eleven (11); the North­
ty eight end 45-100 dollars with
the
old
Wasco
Bank
building
which
granted congress by the Constitution,
Labor Doak appointed , ^aw which was pro-
west Quarter (NW %) and the
state
bank
resources
in
the
Federal
of
interest thereon at the rate of
has
recently
been
purchased
by
the
saying: “From Its very nature, the
North Half of the Southwest
Miss Mary Anderson, | claimed there several
Reserve System is constantly growing.
8% per annum from the 4th day
National
Warehouse
Car.
war power, when necessity calls for
Farmer
’
s
Quarter
(NV4
of
SWU),
and
chief of the woman's i weeks ago may hdve Don Francisco
In 1922, national banks held about 65
of
April, 1931, the further sum
its exercise, tolerates no qualifications
the
Northwest
Quarter
of
the
porat i on. 43S
bureau, as the Amer­ to be continued ln-
per cent of the resource,» of reserve
Aguilera
of Sir hundred dollars, attorney
Southeast
Quarter
(NW
U
of
or limitations unless found In the Cou-
ican
delegate
and
she
definitely because . of
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady and fam­ members, and state banks about 35 per
Miss Mary
SEXA), and the Southwest Quar-
stitutlon or In applicable principles of
fees and the further sum of For­
sailed May 12, with the turbulence of the ConqnuülHtB. Ai
terof the Northeast Quarter
Anderson
ily
spent Saturday and Sunday in I cent, while in 1929, the nationals held
international law.”
ty nine and 80-100 dollars costs
the special hope that so, martial law has been reinstated
only
60
per
cent
and
state
banks
40
(SW’Á of NE M of Section
Goldendale with Mr. Grady’s mother
“The conscientious objector,” Justice the conference might adopt an agree
and disbursements, less the sum
Twelve (12).Township One (1)
per cent.
Sutherland added, "is relieved from ment banning, night work by women. in Elda, Valencia, where there was a and sister.
of Ninety five hundred Dollars
South,
Range
Eighteen
(18)
the obligation to bear arms in obedl- But just afteS Miss Anderson reached violent revolt last December. 'The
Banking System« Help Each Other
East of the Willamette Mer­
paid on said judgment on the
The
ladies
aid
of
the
Methodist
army,
now
under
command
of
Don
ence to no constitutional provision, ex­ Europe Mr. Duak sent her a cable
idian, containing 640 acres,
"Reciprocally the state and national
9th day of May, 1931, together
pressed or Implied; but because, and Instructing her to stay away from Francisco Aguilera, the new captain church will give a benefit social at banks systems have helped each other. .
more or less, according to the
general,
Is
kept
in
readiness
to
sup
also
with the aceruing costs of
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
Burres
next
only because, it has accorded with the Geneva and giving her other missions press any uprisings anywhere, of either
government survey thereof
sale, said sale to be made subject
Thursday afternoon, June 11. Every­ If the national banking law has served ■ to satisfy the sum of Five Thousand
policy of congress thus to relieve for the department.
Communists of royalists. Elections in
in some respects as something of a i Six Hundred Twenty and 80-100
to the confirmation of the Court.
him.”
Making his action public, the labor Catalonia resulted In complete victory one is invited.
model code toward which state bank- j Dollars ($5,620.80) with intereat Date of 1st publication May 15, 1981
Chief Justice Hughes, Joined by secretary merely said the State de-
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lucas of Lex» ing laws n^pre and more have ap- • thereon from May 18th, 1931, at Data of last publication June 12, 1981
Justices Holmes, Brandeis and Stone, partpaent had deemed it “wholly In­ for Colonel Francisco Maria’s party.
the rate of six per cent (6%) per
dissented from the majority opinion. advisable” to have any one from the The assembly therefore will be dom­ ington visited at the home of their proached year by year, so have the annum,
HUGH CHRISMAN
and the further sum of Five
inated by those who demand autonomy daughter, Mrs. A. R. Fortner, Friday state codes developed valuable reforms
Hundred Forty-two & 45-100 Dol­ Sheriff of Sherman, County, Oregon.
United States government at Geneva, for Catalonia under the authority of
evening. The Fortner children re­ which have suggested improvements lars ($542.45) with interest thereon
WO other decisions of the Supreme either in official or unofficial capacity. the central government.
turned home with them for a short for the national laws. A great many from May 18th, 1931, at the rate of
court during the week are of
The other day the Republican gov­
undesirable competitive inequalities eight per cent (8%) per annum,
great Interest. One reversed the
rs . harry payne wbit - ernment issued n decree guaranteeing
have been wiped out by this mutual j and $300.00 as attorney’s fees,
judgment of the Circuit Court of Ap­
ney’s memorial typifying the absolute freedom of worship to nil
Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. evolutionary process and further prog­ together with cost of said suit taxed
peals sustaining the patent granted heroism of the men who went down religions. The pope regarded this as Frank Fortner and family of Moro ress along the line of uniformity so far at $12.10, and the costs of and upon
Dr. Irving Langmuir in 1925 on vaccum with the Titanic in order that women u clear violation of the concordat still visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. as is desirable is anticipated.
said writ.
tubes used in radio and other speech­ and children might be saved was un­ In existence between Spain and the
HUGH CHRISMAN
"However, I do not believe that it is
Frank
Scott
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roland
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
reproduction processes. The yatent is veiled on the banks of the Potomac Vatican, and he sent a formal protest
a
disadvantage
to
have
two
banking
Washington at Fifth Street,
owned by the General Electric com­ In Washington In the presence of to Madrid after n Conference with Scott previous to their departure to codes that differ in some respects. It IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
PORTLAND, OREGON
pany. It was attacked by the De President and Mrs. Hoover, and many Cardinal Segura, the expeMed primate Portland where they will make their is Quite probable that the state bank­
THE STATE OF OREGON
Forest Radio company, which con­ other prominent persons. Secretary of of Spain.
future home.
FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
ing code in many instances represents
Our usual pre-war transient
tended that unless the Langmuir State Stimson presided nt the cere­
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hugh a closer adjustment to local conditions SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE
rates still prevail.
patents were set aside General Elec­ mony. The statue is the contribution
HINA appears to be on the brink Walker entertained four tables of than could be had under the national
Special Rates to permanent Guests
tric would have a virtual monopoly of of more thnn 20,000 American women.
of another civil war. President bridge at her home. Mrs. L. P. Haven banking laws, and this is a situation The Oregon-Washington Joint Stock
the radio tube now in common use.
Land Bank, of Portland, Oregon,
that should be retained. There should,
Chiang Kai-shek bitterly denounces the ; made high score for the afternoon.
a corporation. Plaintiff,
In the second decision the powers
however, not be competition between
t
ICHELE SCHIRRU, an Italian Commpnlst rebels of Kwantung and
vs
of the federal trade commission to
Mrs. F. R. Fortner arid daughter, the two banking codes. Competition Fred Mahrt, L. E.
born naturalized citizen of the Kwangsl provinces and says the Na­
Wright, Flora B.
regulate advertising are restricted.
should
be
between
banks
themselves
United States, was executed by a fir­ tionalist government is forced to Winifred, left last Saturday for
Wright, Sherman Electric Com­
The commission had ordered the Ral- ing squad in Rome after being con­ choose between accepting Communists Grand Dalles to visit with her »ister, and not between the laws under which
pany, a corporation, George Lor­
adatn company of Detroit to cense victed of plotting to kill Mussolini Into the party, which it will not do. - M^s. Crawford, for a week.
they operate. The effort to offer too
enzen, Henry Lorenzen, and Pa­
advertising an obesity remedy ns and of other actlvRlM against Fas
great allurements in one code as
or resorting to war. Large bodies of 1
cific Power & Light Company, a
“safe” unless accompanied by a state­ cism. Schlrru admitted his guilt, but troops were reported to be moving to i
Mrs. Etta Rich of Vancouver vis- against the other could lead only to
corporation, Defendant».
By virtue of the writ of execu­
ment that it should be taken under said Ids plans had been abandoned ward Canton to attack the Insurgents. ited relatives in Wasco during the weak banking laws. But I do think
that there should be the alternative tion and order of sale duly issued
advice of a physician. The commis­ and lie was about to return to Amer­
•past week.
opportunities that now exist which out of the Circuit Court of the
sion held It had the right to protect ica when arrested.
HROUGH Its chairman, .1. Weston
Mr. Dick Rice and Walt Laymen banking Institutions and local business State of Oregon for the County of
the public in this way, but the Detroit
Allen, the national crime com­ representing the Farmer’s National
Sherman, on the 18th day of May.
coDcers compilin'1*! that the body was
mission makes a report asking all Warehouse Corporation, with head­ interests may choose, so that they can 1931, pursuant to a decree entered
I
NVESTIGA^JQN
of
|
function or conduct their business re­ in said Court May 18, 1931, in a
trying tó censor advertising. In this
states to pass a uniform law régulât
quarters at Pendleton, were confering lationships under that banking code suit wherein The Oregon-Washing-
contention It was upheld by the court. * the building ma- ।
ing
theft
information,
ownership
rec
terlal Industry, espe­
which best meets the conditions of the
ords and registration to check the with the Moro and Wasco locals Mon­ times and of the place as they see them. ton Joint Stock Land Bank of Port­
cially those phases of
land Oregon, a corporation is plain­
day
in
regard
to
the
operation
of
their
ROF. AUGUST PICCARD, Swiss it Involved In the let­
growing evil of automobile thefls and
“This has been Illustrated in both tiff, and Fred Mahrt, L. E. Wright,
warehouse
facilities
recently
ac
­
scientist, and his assistant, Charles
the
use
of
stolen
cars
by
criminals.
ting of contracts for
UNDER THE
directions. In states where such un­ Flora B. Wright, Sherman Electric
The committee also recommends the quired in Sherman county.
Klpfer, established a new record by government buildings,
sound measures as the guarantee of Company, a corporation, George
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
enactment by congress of the bill
ascending 52,500 feet in a balloon. has been begun by
Henry Lorenzen and I «-
Mrs. L. J. Lucas, daughter Geral­ deposits were operative state banks Lorenzen,
cific Power & Light Company, a cor­
which makes criminal the transporta
They are convinced they reached the the federal trade com­
Edward C. Holt
had
the
opportunity
to
escape
the
bale
­
tlon in interstate or foreign commerce dine, and Stanley Jones visited in ful effect of such laws. On the other poration, are defendants, said writ
stratosphere and that their observa­ mission. It Is believed
RATES
being
directed
to
me
commanding
Portland over the week end.
of property stolen or taken felonious
tions will be of considerable value. that the Inquiry will
hand, when a court decision was me to make sale of the real property Room with bath privilege, $1. up
ly 'by fraud or with the Intent to
They started from Augsburg, Bavaria, throw a lot of light on
Mrs. Fred Hennagin returned from handed down in Worcester, Massa­ hereinafter described, I will on Sat­
steal or purloin. The bill passed the The Dalles hospital last ^Tuesday.
being hermetically sealed in an alujn- the long existing fight
chusetts, which rendered uncertain the urday, the 20th day of June, 1931, Outside room with privsks bath.
Senator
not
hut
did
$1 50 up
house
of
representatives
inum ball suspended from a large bal­ between the Indiana
position of trust assets acquired by a at one o’clock p. m. at the front
Shipstead
Miss Nonna Feldman returned national bank through a merger with door of the court house of Sherman
reach the senate during the last
loon; 18 hours later they landed on a limestone men and the
Special rates where more than two
from The Mid Columbia hospital last a state bank, it was a real advantage County, in the City of Moro, State
glacier in the Alps of Austrian Tyrol. granite and marble men of New Eng- slon of congress.
persons occupy one room.
of
Oregon,
offer
for
sale
and
pro
­
They nearly suffocated because their land. Such, at least, is the hope of
Saturday.
for national banks affected to take out
Let us show you <mr
AVINO changed bls mind about
supply of oxygen ran short, and they Senator Henrik Shipstead of Minne­
Accommodations
and operate under a state charter, ceed to sell to the highest bidder
Richard
Woodward,
a
former
Was
­
for cash in hand the following des­
appealing from his conviction
sota, who introduced the resolution
suffered from hunger and thirst.
either on a temporary or a permanent cribed
property, situate in
and sentence for bribery, Albert B co high school student has been visit­ basis, as circumstances make expedi­ Sherman real
calling for the investigation.
County, State of Oregon,
ing
his
brother
Norman
during
the
Fall,
former
secretary
of
the
Interior
The
trade
commission,
announcing
ent.
VERY time Presi­
to-wit:
that preliminary work already bad has asked the Supreme Court of the past week.
*
•*
* "In my opinion, bankers, national as
dent Hoover takes
All of that portion of Section
United States to reverse the decision
been started, said: -
some cabinet member
HUNTING
Last Thursday evening Miss Vivian • well as state, should combat the
Thirty-one (31) lying East of
of
the
District
Court
of
Appeals.
Ills
the
commission
“
In
this
inquiry
thought
that
conceives
of
depriving
to the Rapldan camp
the County Road down Hay
Trounce
presented
her
semi
annual
FISHING
brief
attacks
the
validity
of
the
in
report
facts
re-
will investigate and
I us of the vitalizing benefits of our dial
Canyon containing twenty-one
for a week-end. furth­
recital in the Wasco High School Au­ system.”
dlctment
and
the
admission
of
certain
of
contracts
for
lating
to
the
letting
(21)
acre»,
more
or
less,
Also
er plans for reducing
ditorium at eight o’clock.
,
the construction of government build­ evidence.
the South Half (S%) of Sec­
the government’s over­
(©. 1831. Weitorn Newspaper Union.»
tion Thirty-two (32), and the
ings, particularly with a view of de­
head are concocted.
Mrs. Marshall of Portland was visit­
Southeast Quarter of the North
termining whether or not there are or
It twnw that Slovak la so closely
trip ing her sister, Mrs. E. D. McKee last
RESIDENT HOOVERS little
I
First cams the Army
west Quarter (SE1^ of NWU)
have been any price fixing or other
allied
to
C.
c
rii
:
I
t
mo.*-t
si'holars
de-
to Cape Henry, Virginia
and Navy depart­
and the South Half of the
agreements, understandings or com­ part in the celebration of the 21th nn- week. Mrs. N. J. Dunlap returned to scribe II ¡:s n (|jj Icct. This alphabet
ments, snd then it was
Northeast Quarter of the North
Portland with her Sunday.
binations
of
interests
among
Individ
­
Is
founded
on
t!ie
Czech.
Slovak
books
nlversnry of the landing of
the turn of the Post
west Quarter (S% of NE% of
uals, partnerships, or corporations en­ permanent English colonists'
tho World war, but'
Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand,
NW U ) of Section Thirty two
Office department.
Postmaster
gaged in the production, manufacture ly marred by » torrential rainstorm. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin, and Mme the formst ion of tho Czocho-
(32)
also all of the North
Postmaster General Gon. Brown
or sale of building materials with re­ He nnd Mr«. Hoover went
<>n Mr. and Mrs. Collis Moore of Moro
Half (Ntt) of Section Thirtv-
Walter "Brown and bls
and all of the
xhree (33) ---------
- South-
, _
assistants were the guests and the spect to the prices or other terms at the Department of Commi
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
west Quarter (SW %) of Sec­
“victims,’* and after ths conference in or under which such materials will be Sequoia, and Just as the c
Paul
R.
McCulloch
last
Tuesday
eve
­
Svnopds of the Annuul S’ »tement of th*
tion Thirty-three (33), all >n
were
riDXLITY ANI) CASUALI Y COMI ANY
the woods it was announced that a furnished contractors or bidders for began the downpour came.
Township One (1) North of
of New York, in the «tate of New York,
drenched to the skin and took refuge ning.
program had been adopted that would such construction work.”
on th« list day of December. 1930. made
Range Eighteen (18) East of
to the insurant« commlsaioner ol me
Senator Shipstead said he intro- in the rnllrond station, where tea was
aava $38,000,000 In the present fiscal
the Willamette Meridian. Con­
»tata of Oregon, pursuant to law:
dneed
the
resolution
because
of
com
CAPrrAL
b « mnnfhlr magArfn« for »ood
ting
served. The President took hl?
year and that would produce many
taining in , all Eight Hundeed
Amount of capital stock
f»lk>w». youna or old. who I«»»
MID-COLUMB1A ASSOCIATION
p.ld ud ..................
» 5.000.000 00
too,
U m errnt outdoor«. Kach iaava la
Eighty-one (881) acres, more
economies next year. However, It wna plaints that such collusion between good naturedly, nnd Mrs. llo<
nfopite
rrvnm»<1 full of InUraat In« »(orlae
the
purveyors
of
building
materials
was
or less, according to the gov­
Net premiums received dur­
laughed, though her new I
»nd («artnatina pieturaa o( Mywt-
emphatically stated that efficiency
ing the year ....................... I27.453.G98 68
Continued from page one.
in«. fum »«. Oanwln« an« Tr»O-
ernment survey thereof
interest, dividends and rents
would be Increased instead of dim­ did exist and because of further com­ ruined. •
•ln« axparlainr«« and valoaMa 1«
received durine the year. 1.801.775.63
to satisfy the sum of Nine Thousand formathm about «un*. riflaa. flab
inished and that there would be no plaints, seemingly aimed at the han­
Income from otm r sources
tack la. eanap outflta.
Talia
Three Hundred Sixty Eight and 00- In«
received during the year. 3.830.842 98
how U> cook «rub. how tn bnlld
HEAT B R 1 T
decrease in personnel.
dling of contracts by the government
»mi», how t
Some" interesting speakers will be
100
Dollars
($9,368.00)
with
inter
­
Total income ,
333.07«. 115.J5
wher» »
J aln’s
The ststement indicated that the Itself, that specifications for building»
DISBURSEMENTS
est thereon from May 18, 1931, st .(.<»
thotMâiyl and
rtfrn fl«»> «nd
asked to come and it is expected that
Net loeaea Paid during the
on*
department has felt the depression. were so framed that they unfairly lim­
the
rate
of
six
per
cent
(6%)
per
rear Including adjustment
/ai
mers
of
this
county
who
are
vitally
Philip Snowden mu
axpensea ....................... ...» 17.815.021 IS
Fammi»
annum; and the further sum of One
It was estimated that due to bud
ited the source« from which materials
Divldentds
>aid
on
capital
concerned in this transportation prob­
•00.000 00
n n d their feel
Thousand Two Hundred Seven and REMINGTON
stock durin« the rear....
news conditions revenues to the de­ could come.
Commissions and salaries
lem u ill welcome an opportunity to
13-100 Dollars ($1,207.13) with in­
against Ulm was
paid during the year .... «.983.030 35
partment this year would be $58,-
The limestone-granite marble con
Tales, licenses «nd fees
terest
thereon from May 18, 1931 at SPORTSMAN'S
learn
more
of
it.
tens!
tied
Inst
"<
534.409
«5
000.000 below the original estimates.
paid durtn« the year....
troversy falls In the latter category.
the
rate
of eight per cent (8%)
Amount of all other ex-
KNIFE
when
he
delivered
1
attending
from
Sherman
7.048.724 40
The charges are that Indiana’s advo­
pandHur.'«
per annuni; and $500.00 as attor­ .town In
binlget B|»(>e< h lu par
were
A.
A.
Dunlap,
of
Kent
unty
•(«a
with
cates
have
been
too
Influential
and
Total
......... 333.178.18« 5«
ney’s fees, together with costs of 41» and two han-
ecretary of agriculture
Ions
liament. The chancel
L.
Peetz
and
G.
L.
French
of
have
«omehow
or
other
put
“
Indiana
said
suit taxed at $16.35, and the àrn.I.r biada». jw»t
Hyde seems to be forestalling
lor of the exchequer
“
«Uk'Sk:!'"*.
1
.«>»
•»!
limestone
”
into
the
specifications
for
costs
of
and
upon
said
writ.
these Rapldan camp operations by
HT tvsh
In« flab »nd c»nx
HUGH CHRISMAN,
»re "t m
planning considerable economies In too many government buildings.
I xmim
on mort«MC« and
and a seve
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon parlar quality »tMi
collaUral. etc ........... , • • • ■
JO 080 00
Philip
his department expenditures, though
Jnat rt«btto«» «ood
Danh
tn
bank»
«nd
on
hand
4
584.814.33
tlon. stood
premium« In cour«e of col-
F »LK from Ru-
Snowden
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON
this is difficult without curtailing Im­
toctlon written »in«?« Bep-
mania nnd expul-
Umber iO. l»30 .
6.051.49* 9«
FORECLOSURE EXECUTION
portant aervicea. He will be aided dur­
Intereet
and
rent,
due
and
announced
tin
lawmakers
am!
•ion from the royal*
accrued ..............................
1 jn nil
ing the >»«r by the termination of two
fe
Other nuU ..............
340,01« 5»
family of that country tended to put through a piati
pr
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
Total admitted »»set« .. .338.359.934 33'
emergency Iteina—drought relief ana
is the fate arranged
LIABILITIES
highway construction. These totaled
land system, be said. Is unjust fl
tue of a foreclosure execution and
for Queen Helene
Gro«» alalm« for low» un-
paid ................
312.831.877 W,
w» Will »»nd you tMa I
$100,000,000, providing aid for stricken
order of »ale issued out of the Circuit RMnln««on
estranged wife of burden to trade nn^. Industry, ni
Amount of unearned pre-
J> 1
m^m. on «JTmlUtandln« u J18 n7 „j
Vrxt
roct
taxation
of
lund
values
i
farmer« and jot»» for ths unemployed.
arol. According
Court of the State of Oregon for the
State and National Institutions
prove
a
remedy.
11$
proposed
I
Drought loan» will be collected from
,Xoker.«erO‘nr<‘,M1™.. “ • MM 413 25’
to I’atrla, the official
County of Gilliam date the 9th day year. 1« Hl« I m »»«»
Supplement Each Other in
AirSbw“fiabimie. ............... J
for n
farmers next fall, when their crop»
organ of the Zaranlst up mach
of May 1931 upon judgment and
Serving
Country
’
s
Varied
are harvested.
fitstes which have
Tota) UablUUM. •xriutlr«
¡»arty In Bucharest, a which probably would take t
decree of foreclosure made therein ALL $ 4 .00
òpcopital »tock of »5.-^
7M J4
Financial Needs
borrowed from the $80,000,000 emer­
decree has been draft­ Wh *n the valuation is c«1
1 =
on the 4th day of April 1931 wherein FOR
BUStNS« Hi ORBpo'Ñ FOB TH« YXAR
gency highway fund will repay the
ed for submission to tax would be one penny v
Net rretnlum« r»o«lv«a aur-
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane
•7.734 55‘
money ever a five year period through Queen Helene the nev parliament
) ECENT suggestions that all banks
50.166 80'
a Corporation wu Plaintiff and J. L.
in« the
borite. and Lit
deduction» from th«4r regular shares confirming Helen's
in the United State« be under Fe­
>n and de­
61.449 20
ly,
but
Beckley Noll Beckley, who is now HUNTING G FISHING
of federal aid
ral
Jurisdiction,
doing
away
with
the
ter entitled
ppi
After deducting extension service
silent,
Nell
Beckley McCallum, L. M Davis,
bartering
of
banks
by
the
various
to
ed
rights
and
ho
scheme
and land grant college funds, between to the I
fates
recalls
the
opposition
to
this
George
A. Tillotson and Elsia Tillot-
Ô
W
DAVIDS
rliament Is expected to
$40,000.000 and $5OjlMM).OOO remain« for royalty.
pia presented at the recent conven-
adopt th« me«sure «a »<>on as it «■- house of lords, but If the lAbor p put
the department'» actual expenses.
tío ¿f tlje ^rneric*n Banker« Associ»
sembla«. «0.8 Helen« will |eav« Ihe can continue In power It may be
News Review of Current
Events the \\ orld Over
country permanently soon tiier
uncertain marital
terminating
status o Minore than two j rs. Ob-
servance of the queen's s
Thursday was forbidden in' n order
issued by War Minister
and authorized by Premier Jdr
Helene divorced Carol while li
In exile In 1928 with Magda Lu scu.
re­
When he made a dramatic Hyi
turn to Bucharest last ycai
spurned his overtures toward a rec­
onclllation and steadfastly refu ti tc
be crowned with Idin.
Wasco
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T
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T
M
NEW
PERKINS HOTEL
C
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P
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P
HUNTING
& FISHING
S
DUAL SANK SYSTEM
f BY BANKER
through.
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