Sherman County journal., June 12, 1931, Image 4

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pecting great
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Events the World Over
Wasco
A total of 23,003 cash bonus, repro- (•
a corporation. Plaintiff,
a corpora
,^
?
j
VA • *
I upon and will sell at pablia auction
I to te. HgWst bidder for «ash to hand
*7 at the front door of the County Court
*
corporation,
rnhJ^ften George
GeVrw Lor-
L m - H oum ln
Sherman County,
benefits to result from
enz«n, Henry
Henry Lorensen,
Lorenzen, and
and Pa-
Pa- Orogdff, on Saturday the 13th day «f
the remarkable meet­
«3» jpower A Light Company, a' June, .1981, at th« hour of on« o-
Monday June 8th the Sherman since its inception, according to re-
ing at Chequers, Eng­ Cooperative Grain Growers held their
corporntion, Defendants.
clock in the afternoon of »aid day
port
prepared
by
Frank
Moore
s^ro
land. of Chancellor
By vtetue of th« writ of
aR of th« right, Utte and inter«* of
Heinrich Bruening and annual stock holders meeting at the Ury. The report is under date of Feb- | tionygnd order 9i Mie duly ismied
old
òpera
house.
Mr.
H.
D.
^roud-
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th. »(4 D.r.ndMU „U .«b .f th«.
ruary
28,
19ft.
v
Th«
average
bonus
Foreign Minister Juli­
us Curt hi* with Prime foot A. C. Kns< berg and A. J. Smith, was >220. Loans approved by the State of Oregon for th« County of in and to th« following described real
Minister Ranmny Mac­ the outgoing director», were re- comIujMion numbered 12,314 and rop- i Sherman, on the 18th day of May. property to wit:
Trfa ury Issues $800,000,000 Long Term Bonds Because
that portion of the west half of
| Tegented a totai of >2»,110,625. Th«»« I 1931, pursuant to a decree entered
Donald and Foreign elected for a term of two years.
In said Court May 18, 1®81, in a
“
o$ Big Deficit—Teague Retires From
the south east Quarter, the south
Minister Arthur Hen-
'Mr* F. R. Fortner and daughter /loan» averaged >2180. There have been i suit wherein Th« Oregon-Washing-
•derson. The German
east Quarter of the south west
*
ton
Joint
Stock
Land
Bank
of
Port-
Chancellor
‘
Federal Farm Board.
statesmen went there Winnefrod returned Sunday from a 782 foreclosure», representing proper ( tend, Oregon, * corporation is plain­
Quarter of section five, the east
Bruening
Talue* of >M84,$25.
Thursday on Invita- week*» visit at Granddalle» where
tiff, and Fred Mahrt, L. E. Wright,
half of the north west Quarter,
Flora B. Wright, Sherman Electric
tlon from the Englishmen, qnd the they visited Mr s. Fortner s sister Mrs. t
the north east Quarter of the
W.
PICKARD
Company, a corporation, George
By EDWARD
four men discussed thoroughly the Crawford. »*
•south west Quarter and the south
Tore the war for the things they buy. bearing of reparations on I be wqyld
Lorenzen,
Henry
Lorenzen
and
Pa
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Young
of
Du-
For the months of January,. Febru­
hough the unit­ The bureau estimates that farmers
east Quarter of section eight in
economic crisis. It was the hope of fur visited at the home'of Mr. and ary and March, revonuea of ths Pro­ cific Power A Light Company, a cor­
ed States is popu­ now receive 86 per cent of prewar
are defendants, said writ
Township five south of range
the Germans that this conference । Mrs. John Royce test Sunday. Mrs. I ducers public market at Bu^one evor- poration.
neing directed to me commanding
larly supposed to be prices and pay 136 per cent for goods would find a way out of the present
nineteen East of the Willamette
Young is. Mrs. Royce’s sister.
aged a little more than $100 ovor tho nié to make sale o£ the real property
the richest nation on bought.
Meridian which lies within Sher­
financial
wllderncas.
hereinafter
described,
I
will
on
Sat
­
earth, the government
In other respects the outlook is not
Miss Vivian Trounce left for Port­ samo period last year. While the . urday, the 20th day of June, 1931,
man County, Oregon: together
The
Chequers
meeting
aroused
the
is “up against It — bad. “Farm crops," says the report,
revenues have I'.1, crossed, expenses at on. o’clock p. m. at the front
with the tenements heredita­
French and led them to rerillrm their land test Wednesday for A visit.
the “it" meaning a
“are recovering from the effects of
door of th« court house of Sherman
have also gone up.
ments and appurtenances there
billion dollar deficit, the continued cool weather. Winter bontentlon that - German reputations
B. H. Grady and family spent Sat­
The work of planting 63,000 needling County, in the City of Moro, State
unto belonging or in any wise
with the prospect of wheat prospects have been improved. and the Allied debts to America were urday evening and Sunday in The
Oregon, offer for m W and pro­
yellow pine in tho cut-over area of the of
inseparably connected by the Young
appertaining. Said sale to be of
ceed to «ell to the highest bidder
• another billion deficit
Dalles
visiting
friends
and
relative*
Fruit prospects are generally reported plan. As It is put by
L. .leune In
Pelican Bay Lumber, company in Fro- / for cash in hand the following des­
the whole of said lands or ao
daring the next fiscal
fair to good. Live stock growers ap­ Le Midi of Paris: “Or the battlefield
Word
has
been
received
that
Mr.
moot national forest will ba started In cribed real property, situate in
much thereof as may be sufficient .r
' year. The treasury, pear to be keeping up herds und flocks
therefore. Is • boot to despite somewhat adverse conditions of International debts, where we held Mpore of the Moore Garage is rpcov- a few days. • The area to, receive the . Sherman County, State of Oregon,
to satisfy the judgment of the
the
front-
line
so
long
until
the
Y
oung.
dring rapidly from an operation per- seedlings Is In the location where to-wit:
Andrew
Issue long ten i bonds in feed prospects in several sections. ’
Court in said cause to wit: the „
plan brought us back to the reserve fomed Saturday.
AU of that portion of Section
Mellon
for >899,999,000. I -nr
He is at The there was a large burn in 1924.
sum of Ten thousand and seven­
Thirty-one (81) lying East of
trenches, It would be a great impru­
Ing 354 per cent Interest This is or
irgin islands dence to give them up."
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Dalles.
ty eight and 45-100 dollars with
the County Road adWn Hay
lieu of an increase in taxes,
hie •
now have only
Canyon containing twenty-one
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF
interest thereon at the rate of
During
the
past
week
Miss
Vivian
probably will not be asked until after
one governor, and
X21) acres, more or les«, Also
REAL PROPERTY
8 % per annum from the 4th day
Trounce
has
been
the
house
guest
of
next year's Presidential election If at
HE
general
assembly
of
the
Pres
­
the
South
Half
(S%)
of
Sec
­
that is Dr. Paul Pear­
Notice
is
hereby
given,
that
^vir
­
of April, 1981, the further sum
byterian church, lb session at Mrs. A. R. Sargent.
tion Thirty-two (32), and the
ulL The reason for this course is
son; for Herbert D.
tue of an execution issued opt of j.he
of Sir hundred dollars, attorney
Southeast Quarter of the North
„bvlou* It Is expected that there will
Brown, chief of the Pittsburgh, rebuked the Federal Coun­
I^st Tuesday evening the P. N. G. Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
west
Quarter
(SE%,
of
NW
^4)
fees and the further sum of For­
cil
of
Churches
of
Christ
In
America
be further bond issues, as well ns
federal bureau of effi-
club was entertained at he home of । for the County of Washington, to me
and the South Half of the
borrowing» on short term certificate«
ty nine and 80^100 dollars costs
Uency, has had a spat ( for report of Its committee approving
directed and dated the 26th day of
Northeast Quarter of the North
of indebtedness.
The public debt,
Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Paul May, 1931, in an action pending
snd disbursements, less the sum
with the doctor and of birth control, and adopted a mo­
west Quarter (S% of NEU of
which had been steadily reduced
of Ninety live huridred Dollars
retired from the co­ tion instructing the council to "hold McCulloch left for Portland where he wherein Milkiewa Feed Mills, Inc., a
NWH) of Section 'Thirty-two
since 1923, now begin» to climb up-
governorship
which its peace on all questions relating to intends to enter an extension branch Corporation is plaintiff and John F.
(82), also all of the North
' paid on said judgment on the
Half (NH) of Section Thirty-
he has exercised for morality and delicacy” antll they have of the U- of O. in order to work on Hood and.Anna S. Hood are defend­
ward again.
9th day of May, 1981, together
ants, in which action a judgment was
three (38) and aU of the South­
nearly two years. In ()een discussed with its constituents.
This bond Issue announced by Sec­
also with the accruing costs of
rendered
in
favor
of
the
plaintiff
and
his
masters
degree.
west Quarter. (SW%) of Sec­
retary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon -H. D. Brown jö 39 congressional
against the defendants John F. Hood
sale, said sale to be made subject
tion Thirty-three (83), all in
Mrs. Frank Scott entertained the and Anna S. Hood for the sum of
is the targesfr peace time pffering of
committees asked Mr. Brown to in-
q T worth further
Township
One
(1)
North
of
to
the confirmation of the Court.
long term government obligations in
Tillicum Bridge club test Thursday >200.00 in U. S. Gold Coin, with in­
vestlgate the Islands with a view to
consideration, is
Range Eighteen (18) East of
Date of 1st publication May 15, 1981
the country’s history with the excep-
terest
thereon
in
like
Gold
Coin,
at
reducing administration costs.
He in a nutshell the ver-
with Mrs. John Royce as joint host­
the Willamette Meridian. Con­
Data of last publication Jpne 12,1981
tk»n of the $1,000,000,900 bond issue
made three long visits there and his diet
taining in all Eight Hundeed
ess. Mrs. Mary Anderson made high the rate of eight per cent per annum
Governor
from the 30th day of June, 1930, and
HUGH CHRISMAN
of 1924, which was put out to refl-
recommendations were displeasing to Roesevt^t of New
Eighty-one
(881)/
acres,
more
score and Mrs. Chapman second.
the further sum of $50 00 Attorney s
Sheriff of Sherman, County, Oregon.
"nance World war Indebtedness. The
or less, according to the gov­
Capt. Waldo Evans, then naval gov- York state In dismlss-
ernment survey thereof
Miss Irene Jones of Redmond was fees; and for the sum of $580.54 with
interest rate of 3% per cent 6n this
ernor. Also, he obtained $141,000 to be Ing
the
charges
from August 13th, 1930 at to satisfy the sum of Nine Thousand
the'guest
of Misa Martha McKean du­ interest
" Issue Is the lowest of any long term
expended under bls sole direction. Last against Mayor Jitniny
6%
per
annum
and
the
sum
of
$
‘
_
4.10
,
Three Hundred Sixty Eight and 00-
government financing since 1916-1T.
winter he recommended transfer of Walker of New Y’ork
ring the past week.
costs and disbursements, less the sum
,3600)“with inter-
That the >809,999,099 Issue will be 'the islands to the Interior department
of
>230.84
received
thereon;
and
.
May 18, 1931, at
city. And thus Turn-
Court of Honor will be held Tues­ I which said execution commanus
oversubscribed to th$ extent of Inin-
commands nie ।
rate of gix per cent (6%] per
and when this was done he returned many Hall wins a
day evening June 9th at the I pater­ to make sale of all and singular the annum; and the further sum of One
dreds of millions of dollars even at, to help the new governor. Doctor Pear­ point In Its struggle
nity Halt Seven scouts are quali­ following described real property Thousand Two Hundred Seven and
354 P®r
interest Is not'doubted,
son, whom he had selected for the witji the citizens of
F D
fying. for life scouts. The local A- situated in Sherman County, Oregon, 13-100 Dollars (•L2Q7,13) with in­
partly because of the prevailing cheap-
the -mefrropwH» wH*
ffcoseveir~^”
T-------------- —---- - terest thereon from May 18, 1931 at
Washington at FifU- Street.
neaa of money and partly because of
merican
Legion will present the to-wit:
are warring on whut ,
East One Half (E¥j)of the East
the
rate
of
eight
R«r
cent
(8%)
. PORTLAND, OREGON
the fact that while the treasury may
OUR eastern and western air lines, they ‘believe to be graft tind corrup­ scouts with a flat of the United
One Half (EVa) of Section 34
per annunY; and >500.00 as attor­
have a deficit the credit of the gov-
whose planes fly about 12,000,000 tion.
Township
2
North,
Range
17
States and a-troop flag.
ney’s fees, together with costs of
Dur usual pre-war transient
“ernroent is A-l.
'
East of the Willamette Meridan.
miles annually, have consolidated their
The charges, it will be remembered,
said suit taxed at >16135, and the
rates still prevail.
Ray
Crews,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The bonds will be dated and will
Now
therefore,
by
virtue
of
said
management, operation, traffic and
and upon said writ.
Special Rates to permanent Guests
bear Interest from June 15, 1931, and I sales and now become divisions of the were liled by Dr. John Haynes Holmes Free Crews is here for a Short visit. execution, arid with compliance with costs of HUGH
CHRISMAN,
and IlaUlJl-St-ephen S. Wise on behalf
will mature on June 15, 1949, taping
He is a graduate of the Oregon In­ the demands of said writ, and for the Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
United Air Lines, with general offices of>tlie city affairs committee, and al
purpose of satisfying the- judgment
- redeemable at the option of the treas-
In Chicago. The lines involved in this leged malfeasance and misfeasance on stitute of Technology in Portland.
Aforesaid, and accruing costs, .1 Will NOTICE of sheriffs sale on
ury on and after June 15, 1946. They
big merger are: The National Air the part of the mayor, whose romovirl
William McKean, a graduate of the on Saturday the IHh day of July,
FORECLOSURE EXECUTION
' will be issued in both bearer and
Transport, operating from New Y ork
at the hour of 10:00 in the fore­
registered form in denominations of to Chicago and Chicago to Dallas; the was asked. Walker's reply was hot class of “31” has accepted a position 1931
noon
of
said
day
at
the
front
door
of
aqd vituperative, branding bls accus
>50, >100, >500, $1,000, $5,000, >10,000
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
the Court House in. Moro, Sherman
Boeing Air Transport, operating from ers as “Socialists,” tliough in later with Todd’s Bakery at The Dalles.
• - and >100,000. In addition there will be
County, Oregon sell at public auction tue of a foreclosure execution and
Chicago to San Francisco;^« Pacific public statements he asserted the Com
Last
Wednesday
Evelyn
Spencer
registered bonds in the $50,000 de­ Air Transport, operating from Seattle
munlsts were to blame for the fight on and Norman Woodward left for Port­ subject to redemption, to the highest order of sale issued out of th« Circuit
nomination. The federal reserve banks
to San Diego, and the Varney Air him. The governor In dismissing the land. Miss Spencer has been employ­ bidder for cash in hand, all the right, Court of the State of Oregon for the
¡title, interest and estate in or to the
wiU be the official agencies for the
Lines, operating from Salt l<ake City ; charges said he did not find in the
real property, which said defend­ Coupty of Gilliam date the 9th day
flotation of the issue, but all banks
to Seattle and tbd Pacific Northwest. , documents submitted sutllcient justi­ ed in that city and Norman W< n4: ¿aid
ants
or either of them had. on the of May 1931 upon judgment and
itiön
will receive subscriptions from In- I
P. G. Johnson, president of the Boe­ fication to remove the mayor <ir to ward expects to enlist in the aviati__ 23rd day of August, 1939, being the decree of foreclosure made therein
department
of
the
United
States
restore.
; ■
ing companies, tvho was recently made proceed further In the mutter. There
date on which said property was at­ on the 4th day of April 1931 wherein
The bonds will be exempt from fed­
tached, or since had in or to the a-
army.
president
of
the
National
Air
Trans
­
was
no
evidence,
he
added,
that
eral, -state, and local taxes, except In- J
bove mentioned and described real The Federal Land Bank of Spokane
port and the Varney Air Liues. is to showed Walker had failed to act on
The
Ladles
Christian
Church
Sun
­
-
heritance taxes and surtaxes.
or any part* thereof,, to a Corporation was Plaintiff and J. L.
be president of the new company.
Information given to him or that he day school class had a picnic at the property,
satisfy said execution, with interest, Beckley, Nell Beckley, who is flow (
hud failed to keep himself advised as country home of Mrs. Sam Brock costs and all accruing costs.
Nell Beckley McCallum, L. M. Davis,,
ERMANY’S huge flying boat,
ENNESSEE'S po­
to the activities of the subordinates
Dated this 5th day of June,1931.
.
UNDER THE
Friday.
George A. Tillotson and Elsie Tillot-1
DO-X, after long delays and varl- I
litical * financial
HUGH CHRISMAN
beneath him.
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
out accident», finally croased the At­
troubles were ap­
Miss Jean Scott visited with Miss Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. son, husband and wife, W. W. Ford-
| The city Affairs committee prompt­
lantic ocean successfully. Jt made
proaching a climax
ney and Jane Doe Fordney whose true
ly announced that the fight on Mayor liarie Olson over the weekend.
Edward C. Holt
the flight from Cape Verde Islands
during the week with
i Walker and on civic corruption would
name ia Addie Fordney, husband and
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
F.
Baker
and
son
Io Fernando Noronha off the coast
RATES
the state legislature
not be abandoned.
wife, F. C. Alten and Jane Doe Alten
of Baker, Oregon, visited at the home Notice is given that Elva A. Bryant
of Brazil in 12 hour» and 15 minutes.
Room with bath privilege, $1. up
preparing to vote on
whose
true
name
is
Mary
Alten,
hus
­
has been appointed administratrix
Defying superstition, 18 persons were
of Paul McCulloch this week.
the question of im­
Outside room with private bath.
HAIRMAN ARTHUR WOODS of
of the estate of William C. Bryant band and wife, Fred W. German Co.
aboard the DO-X.
peaching the gover­
|1.50 up
The
American
Legion
Auxiallary
deceased.
All
creditors
of
said
de
­
the
President
’
s
commission
for
un
­
a
corporation,
R.
C.
Stakely,
Butte
It was announced by the State de­ nor, Henry H. Hor­
ceased are hereby notified to present Creek National Farm Loan Associa­
employment
announced
his
retirement
met
with
Mrs.
Frank
Morrpw
Wed-
Special
rates
where more than two
partment in Washington that Colonel
ton. The situation In
from active work with the organize
nesdAy. This was the last meeting their claim, with proper vouchers at­ tion, a corporation, D. E. Lamb
persons
occupy
one room.
and Mr* Lindbergh will »tart before
Nashville was tense.
tached and propezly verified, to said
tlon because he Is going to Europe to
Let us show you our
long on a pleaaure oral»« of the Orient
and Marian W- Lamb, husband
Though the foes of Gov. Horton ,
until
fall.
administratrix
at
her
address,
study employment conditions there. Mrs. R. A. McPherson with Miss Olive
Accommodations
In their Lockheed plane, flying to Ja­ the executive were
Moro, Oregon, within six months and wife were defendants and
pan and Chin* via the North Pacific
apparently In the majority, Horton He also said that a perceptible Im­ Robinson as joint hostess. Five hun­ from the date of the first publication to me directed, I have duly levied
provement in general economic condi­
of this notice, which said «late is
and Rusala. They probably will follow seemed undaunted.
tions has been registered In recent dred furnished the enertainment for May 22nd, 1931.
the route taken by the army flyers
Most of the eight articles of Im
the evening «and Mr. and Mrs. Banta
Elva A. Bryant.
in 1924, going to Siberia by way of peachment reported to the legislature week*
. Administratrix.
recieved
high
score.
*
the Aleutian teland».
by a committee relate to a main
N A decision tiiat seems to give as­
Mrs. Lydia Darby and daughter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
charge VI
of VWMO^»»
conspiracy, • ----------
alleging
plots
.
a. 1ft
I
Cllurge
w-”-
-
<
surance that the press of
„
STATE OF OREGON FOR
OVERNORS of about half the .
and Col. Luke
left Friday morning for McMinnville
Is
and
shaTT
conUrme^to
be
free,
the"
state» took part in the annual
COUNTY OF SHERMAN
Lea end Rogers Caldwell, two ------
bank­
and
returned
with
Wayne,
Mrs.
Dar
­
Supreme court of the United States
conference« at French Lick, Ind., and ers who are now under Indictment
SHERIFF
’S NOTICE OF SALE
held unconstitutional the Minnesota by’s son who has attended Linfield
several of them disrupted the program
as a result of the bank failures of
The
Oregon-Washington
J^nt Stock
statute authorizing the suppression of College the post year.
of harmless topic» by Injecting their
last November. Congressman Ed
Land
Bank of Portland, Oregon, a
newspapers
and
other
periodicals
pub-,
own vigorous opinions into their ad­ Crump, the Memphis political boss,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller went te Port
^prporation. Plaintiff,
lishlng matter which the authorities
dresses. Pinchot of Pennsylvania, for
was conducting the fight against thqi
land Friday for a visit with her sis,
deem
to
be
defamatory
of
public
offi
­
Instance, insisted on making a hot at­ governor, though he kept blmtelr In
fred Mahrt, George Lorenzen and
•
cials or other persons or institutions. ter.
tack on the pubUc utility corporations
Henry Lorenzen, Defendants,
the background. The resignation of
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fortner motor­
By virtue of the writ of 'execution
Instead of talking about timber; and
Senator Scott Fitzhugh, one of the In the opinion of five members of the
in the closing session Ritchie of Mary­ Crump faction, from the speakership, court—Chief Justice Hughes and As­ ed to Lexington -Sunday to bring and order of sale duly issued out of
land, criticising the conference for
ahd the election of Senator A. B. sociate Justices Holmes, Brandeis, their children home, who have beer the Circuit Court of the State oj
Oregon for the County of Sherman,
trying to avoid controversial subjects,
Broadbent of Clarksville to fill his Stone and Roberts—the Minnesota visiting their grandparent® Mr, fine OP thp 18th day of May,
per-
law, in so far as It authorizes such
urged the return of liquor control to
place took much of the thunder nvxay
suant to a decree entered in said
suppression, is "an infringement of Mrs. Fred Luc«»,
the states as a solution of taxation
from the defense, for Senator Broad­
May 18th, 1981 in a
Miss Olive Robinson went to Port­ court
problems.
bent is an Independent, an anti-Crump the liberty of the press guaranteed
wherein The Oregon-Washington
by
the
Fourteenth
amendment."
land
Saturday
morning
for
a
short
Joint Stock Land Bank of Portend,
man, and he will be the next gov­
Associate Justice Pierce Butler,
i • '1 HAGUE, one
Oregon, is plaintiff, and 1 red Mahrt,
ernor If Mr. Horton is forced out.
visit.
himself a Minnesotan, read a dissent­
George Lorenzen iwid Henry Loren­
•of the original
Mrs. R. O. Scott will entertain the zen, ar defendents, said writ being
ing opinion concurretl In by Justices
members of the feder-
ANADIAN tex payers are hard hit Van Devanter, McReynolds, nnd Suth­ D. A. R.’s at her home Friday June directed to me commanding hie to
el farm board and its
make sale of real property hereinaf­
by the first budget presented to erland assorting that the majority 12th.
chairman, has re-
ter described, I will on Saturday the
ni-T «‘<1. having served
K||w| I parliament by Premier R. B. Bennett. opinion gives to freedom of the press
20th day of June, 1931, at one o-
He announced a deficit of $80,000,000 a broader interpretation than any thitt
one m<>re year than H
^-3
clock p. m., at the front door of the
and
said*
new
texes
would
be
re
­
had
ever
before
been
recognized.
be nt first Intended.
court house of Sherman County in
quired
to
meet
it.
Consequently
he
In his letter to Preri-
the City of Moro, State of Oregon, |
I
proposed
Imports
as
follows:
Increase
offer för sale and proceed to sell to
ELATION’S
dent ffooVer tender-
in the snfe« tax from 1 per cent to 4
Premler
j the highest bidder for cash m hand
resignation
tween
Ing
per cent; réintroduction of 3-cent
¡the following described real proper,
Mussolini and the
Mr. Teigu« declared
postage; increase of the income tax
ty, situate in Sherma¿ County, State
Vatican were strained
c. TOflUe
the board had fully
Large catches ot sturgeon are being of Oregon, to-wit:
I
on
corporations
and
stock
companies
almost to the break­
justified itself and Its
The East Half (E%) of Sec­
brought- Into The Dalles by Columbia
from 8 to 10 per cent and a new spe
cost to the taxpayers. He said that
ing point and out­
tion Eleven (11); the North­
river Jisbermcn along with their sal
dal excess tax of 1 per cent on all
without its advice and revolving fund
wardly it appeared
west Quarter (NW 54) and th®
import».
many farmers* co<^ftflves would
mt.n.
, w
there could be no
North Half of the Southwest
frav* gone under; and he warmly de­
settlement
Quarter (N54 of SW54), and
The now ( (-operative creamery at
Manufacturers of the United State« peaceful
the Northwest Quarter of the
fended the emergency operations of
Hermiston has been over-subscribed,
came off more easily that had been of the quarrel. But
Southeast Quarter (NW 54 of
* the board in stabilising wheat and
efforts
at
conciliation
expected. Only about 200 items in the
according to officials oL the concern,
SE54), and the Southwest Quaj;
were
being
carried
on
tariff against them were altered by
it was hoped to sign up 1009 dairy
terof
the Northeast Quarter *
"There are two distinct methods of J the premier.
Customi duties were quietly by Foreign Dino Grandi
• (SW54 of NE54) of Section
cows,
but
that
mark
has
been
pasued.
stabilizing markets," he pointed uui.' ruined on anthracite coal, furniture, Minister Dino Grandi
Twelve (12),Township One (1)
"Probably the one that has been em­ oranges and the higher priced automo­ on the one hand and Cardinal Ous- irormancnt directors will be named at
South, Range Eighteen (18)
Urtffcctlnf
in
lIer^ift°P
Ma
Y
30,
parrl
on
the
other.
The
trouble
cen
­
phasized most In publicity has been
East of the Willamette Mer­
biles. There was bad newa, however,
the stabilization operations on wheat
idian, containing 640 acres,
•
A state highway piling crew started
for Americans who have lavestments ters In the Catholic Action clubs.
more Of less, according to the
. and cotton, which were entirely emer­ In Canadian companies, for Mr. Ben­ Mussolini decreed the disbanding of work on the oiled stretch of the Fr?r
all youth organizations connected mont highway between Lakeview am)
gency operations undertaken to meet
govempie«t survey thereof
nett ordained that beginning next July
emergency conditions and which 1 be­
satisfy the sunt of Five
an income tax of 2 per cent must be with Catholic Action because of al­ tho Oregon-California Une, Four miles to
Six Hundred Twenty- and*.80-10Q
lieve are entirely justified and which
paid by all foreign Investor»-receiv­ leged political propaganda and closed of oiling will also bo don« on the first Dollar» (>5,620.89) with > mt®re>t
will have resulted in benefits to agri­ ing dividends from Canadian concerns. the clubs and playgrounds. The pope
protested against this, both as head four miles wost iron» Lakovlew oa thereon from May 18th, 1Ö3L a1
culture and business generally far out
The Only bright spot in Canada*» of the Vatican City and as head of the the Klamath Falls-Lakeview highway. the rate of six per cent (6%) P®r
weighing any cost to the treasury.
annum, and the further sum of
"However, in my judgment the financial picture, Mr. Bennett stated, church. He made effective his disap­
Ono n UUon feet of yellow pin« Hundred Forty-two & 45-100 Dol­
was
the
fact
that
the
dominion's
con
­
greatest benefit will come through an­
proval by withdrawing his personal blown down between South Twin and lars 0542.45) with interest thereon
version loan of >250.000,000 had been
from May 18th, 1931, at the rate of
representative from the Padua cele­
North Twin lake» by the recent high
other type of stabilization of markets subscribed up to >639,816,500. He em-
brations, canceling the diocesan eu-
right per cent (8%) per annum,
which will come through the tong time phasized that during, his regime no charlstlc congre«» in Rome, prohibiting winds has been sold by the Deschut««^
.nd >300.00 as .attorney s fees,
project of developing a system of co­ fewer than 73 American manu-
church processions and placing the national forest to Mrs. Myrtl« M. Den­ together with cost of said suit taxed
operative control of agricultural prod zfacturers hnd established plants in
Catholic Action societies under charge nis ot tho Dennis mill, vzest of Pine. at>12.10, and the costs of and upon
octa, which will effect a better control Canada and made H Hear he was of the bishops. Mussolini gave out The kgs will be hauled by truck 19*
aid writHUGH chris MA n
of production and a better control of sticking close to his “Canada First"
a
statement
saying
there
was
nothing
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
distribution and thus have an Impor- I •ttlfude.
His conclusion brought a • temporary about hl» acts and that the miles.
From^3.090,CW to 5,000,000 feet ot in THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
tant influence in the stabilization of great ovutlor. from his followers.
clubs were pr~iytfently closed.
N THE STATE OF OREGON
timber is down in the Ochoco national
AST June Congressman Tiakhsm
Wednesday th« dlrectofy oFthe Fas­
TFOR SHERMAN COUNTY
forest
as
a
result
of
tha
recent
wind
ot Massnchulsefte
state­
cist party ordered the leaders of nil
ment about the political activities of groups to be ready to defend I as- /Wtorm, according to Supervisor Harri­ SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE
EPORTING on the genera! agri
> cultural situation, the bureau of Bishop James Cannon, Jr., which the clsm against Its foes "under whatever man. which crootcs an additional ftr«
Th« Oregon-Washington Joint Stock
agriculture economics of the Depart­ bishop dared lilm to repeat without banner," and charged that Some sec­ hazard, i long with the financial lose. ~ UniBank. «I Portland, Oregon,
benefit
Of
his
official
Immunity.
Tink-*
ment of Agriculture shows that Amer
tions of the Catholic Action society Only a small percentage ot the Umber
farmers are eel II ng their produce ham accepted the dare, and now th« had been “openly and surreptitiously"
can be worked up to sdvsntaje.
at lea» than prewar .prices. but are bishop has sued the congressman for bostil« to Fascism.
>509,000 for alleged libel.
-
been approved and paid by the world ,
war veteran»* state aid commission
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