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of Current Events the World Over Miu Alma Wattenburg returned Friday from the WHiameiw uun«*- sity, where she has attended school the past year, to spend the summer with her parents. It has been brought to the atten tion of the editoF that several persons in this county write a few ^stories, essays or some other form of writing occasionly. With this information we naVe tracxea ao«« • ten atory which we hope will be the first of a series written by Sherman county folks and printed in the Sherman County Journal. self. The snake, startled more than the man, crawled away. Martin reached slowly for his gun, but stopped, ’ “Old timer, wa're both crawlin’ todayt ain’t we? Mabbe QILVIUI has. sunk s^ low in price, the ratio In relation to gold being now about 60 U 1, that nmny persons think some- NOTICE OF SHERIFF! SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given, that by vir tue of an execution issued out of the snake drew its mottled sinuous self about it. Four senu- under a convenient boulder and the tojs are out to dl^vv-, man dragged himself slowly past it, er what this some President Hoover Delivers Addresses in Three Middle he too making a track like some giant thing may Sc They B. H. Grady went ty Pendleton are the members of ■ reptile. ’ West States—Moves Toward Restoration .. Friday to attend a meeting of all the the senate foreign ro- Pittman When he reached the trail that led latIons subcommittee local Co-operative Managers called by THAT SKULL IN FERRY ÇANYON down a tributary to the main canyon on commercial relations with (.’bitte. ‘ of Economic Prosperity. the Farmer’s National at which time he stopped for rest. Looking up at The chairman. Key Pltlnuin of Nev the Farmer’s National outlined their As he rode across the sa<e prairie, the blue, cloudless sky ho saw a speck ada. bus just started for i’hjnâ. and By EDWARD W. PICKARD . plans for the coming year. Martin noted its fearfulness and tried hovering above him and another sail will be joined there by Ariltur Van-- document shows (he land, naval and esponsibility Miss Margaret McKeo and Miss to interpret its charm. It could not ing near to the first. He glanced at denberg of Michigan, who Is oh n his horse instinc- the rimrocks reflecting the dazzling trip to the" i’lilllpplttfx Claude Swan for the ajUsting air armaments of the country, giving Rita Burris entertained at dinner for be the dim trail that - economic depression the exact number of men, warships their fathers Sunday at the home of Uvely followed, nor the light durt sunlight in waves. With his eye he son of Virginia1 ¿n't 'llcnrlk gbipttcad in the United States and aircraft maintained for military Miss McK.e Covers were laid for that aettled so slowly bahlnd him. searched every trail within vision for of Minnesota will r<»<m sail for Eu . should be laid to and naval purposes. The total number thé folTowi^ iruesi»: Fred Hennagin, Both were but a part, a mere detail. avertible rider and found none. The rope. ■ Vlttnmn and Vandenberg will li> frozen confidence of army reserves Is also given, though E«rett Xwns, Frank Lamborn, of the greeter thing, the open eoun- brown, forbidding cliffs, the lighter vestlgate the possibility of a loan of rather than to frozen this Information was not asked by the i seeqaed shale at their base, and the gray of Pn-fy Phil Yates M Tuel, try itself. Sometimes , it had seeiped some of the trou ivryX surplus silver assets, according to league. . Evefeu, Bruee g U. K. H,M c - etue! sometime, peaeeful and friend- the bunchgrass that had once seemed bullion to-the Nationalist government President Hoover, The data gave America’s total land It rather appalled him now as so picturesque appeared to be dead of China h* c«>lm;ge. Swanson and who addressed the In effectives as 139,937, Including 13,080 diana Republic!.n Edi officers. The National Guard was listed Kean,. Hugh Wriker and monotonous, since they had de Slilp«ij?ad wlH cun^plt with political torial asaoclmion and at ‘*10,774 average dally effectives” honor guests Ed Me Ke nothing moving but himself. Ordi- nied him the succor he had hoped and economic lea lers of Europe con its guests in Indian and was not included In the total Burris. nairily there would have been a few for. Martin looked again at thé sky cernlng’ a possible IntermHIonul con apolis. The Chief Ex forces because it was reported ‘‘not President B. H. Grady and family 8Peyt Sun- cattle> t^ey were ¡n the higher and the sailing vultures and dragged , fereqee on a plaq to suspend the prac ecutive expressed tics of demonetizlhg silver coins and Hoover available to the federal government day in The Dalles visiting relatives. mountainous Country off to the left himself on down the trail. dlspoajns sf-theiu as bullion. Both without measures of mobilization.’’ hopes and plana for renewed The Boy Scouts were token in a The few scraggly junipers that dotted It was afternoon he judged, when these ideas were presented to the pi.rlty which shall be wrought out of The total strength of the naval > the nation's great natural resources force was fixed nt 109,886. including body to The Dalles Sunday to attend the landscape a mile or more apart h* reached the water and plunged his president In two resolutions by ths its lonesomenesa. 1 " accenuated - — face into the warm shallow pool. Hav senate, bat Mr. Hoover made do rs- by a people with renewed courage; 10,429 officers and 17,500 enlisted the funeral of Clarence Bensoixwho merely The horse stopped suddenly, bring- ing quenched his thirst, he bathed his sponaa. and he vigorously defended the course personnel of the marine corps. The was fatally injured while working’on wteasladsssa»ikaaBBw 1 11 - of his administration in the crisis total anned air forces, Including ef the county road near Rufus Friday ing Martin out of his musing. A lone broken leg. It didn’t hurt so bad and denounced panaceas for recovery. I fectives in the army and navy, were buzzard flew straight up into the air. now; the pain seemed to have dead After alluding to the Russian five- I placed at 27.324 officers and men. morning. The rider caught a glimpse of the ened the nerves and he was able to year plan. Mr. Hoover proposed what of which 13.1M were credited to the The American Legion and Auxil- rough, gross, feathered creature with move his useless foot with the able he called an American plan. Said he: army air corps snd 14,169 to the naval iary held a very interesting meeting ugly, crimson head and beak. With one, but setting the bone was im “We plan to take care of 20,000.000 air force. The total number of'air in the Fraternity Hall Saturday ears cocked -forward and eyes scan possible so badly was the le$ swollen. . increase in population in the next 20 I planes in the armed forges was listed^ night. Representatives from Hood ROUND ning the ground the cayuse circled He felt sick and tired from his crawl. years. We plan to build for them 4,- as 1.752 Including 965 army craft and 000,000 new and better homes, thou 787 naval planes. Three army and River, The Dalles, Dufifr, Grass Val around the carcass of a cow. He wondered -if he was hungry too; j TRIP “God, sister, you picked out a lone- he had not eaten for a day, but the ( sands of new and still more beau- two navy dirigibles, including the Los ley, Redmond, Moro and Antelope RAIL were ipvited. After the business ses- some place to die in,” Martin remark sickness made him forget hunger. It . ^ful city buildings, thousands of fac Angeles, were added. Japan promptly followed the exam sion they adjourned and dancing wail. ed a^the pony found the w.® trail «•— — •----- tories; to increase capacity of our again. FARES was just as well, he thought; there railroads; to add thousands of miles ple set by the United States. in order. The ladies later served.F- Durab things died out here all a- was nothing to eat anyway. He would ] to our highways and waterways; to | UROPE rather ex- dainty lunch on beatifully decorated jone with nothing but the prairie and sleep instead. Install 25,000,000 electrical horse pow to fcnow exCept the slinking coy ‘ When he awoke in the .morning, tables. __ P^ 18 1)181 About Whe9 seventy two w$re er. We plan to provide new parks, ote and the obscene vultures. They after a night of - restless, wakeful Secretary of State present. schools, colleges and churches for Stlthson ’’ gets over this 20,000,000 people. We plan -to se- I Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beardsley were necessary adjuncts of the coun sleep, he was in a hot raging fever. there for his visits to try, aiding its cruelty and seeing that Coming out of the shadow of the cure greater diffusion of wealth, a de various capitil cities visited at Arlington Sunday. They no mark was left to defile its appear crease in poverty and a great reduc bush where he had spent the night, were accompanied home uy Audrey it will be revealed tion in crime.” j he looked up, prompted by curiousity Wendell who will visit here a few ance. that the United States From Indianapolis the President and The. broken country seemed a re and saw what he dreaded—the same government will con days. bls party, which included Mrs. Hoover I lief as it drew nearer. He .would ride spots in the sky, only there were four sent, under certain and their son Allan, went to Marlon, Mrs,' Harold Hughes And Mrs. the top of the rim-rock and search the condltlons, io alter its of them now, hanging motionless . Ohio, and took part in the dedication stand on reparations Lewis Zogg qf Grass Valley visitad canyon for the atrayrKe-^as hunting against the blue—waiting, watching. of the magnificent memorial to Wai^ and war debts. And Mrs. Wayland Weld last Sunday. . for. - ' ren G. Harding. Mr. Hoover deliv Martin drank of the water of the W. A. Cartie. in this count! / there Martin looked down at the rocks stream, while the crows perched on ered the chief address In which he Mr. and Mrs. James Manning and are indications that this may be true, »on left Wasco the first of the week. that lay at the bottom of the cliff severely condemned the “friends the rocks and the scrubby trees and , whp betrayed Harding’s trust. Former Undersecretary of State William A. Mr. Manning is. athletic coach in the and loosened his feet in the stirrups. gave vent to their displeasure and Castle gave out a statement the other Senator Freyiingbuysen, president of The trail was full of loose, round, the memorial association, presented I flay to the effect that the government high school and is away at summer volcanic rock that occasionly made impatience in gutteral caws. . Having - cliHtln« Nunttaeton) eaS »e ertnta school taking extra training before satisfied his thirst, their intended vic the memorial to thej association, and does not consider its position as sig In Montano (wo*t of onS InduS- even the cat-footed cayuse a none to tim dragged himself up to the high nifying an inflexible thesis, and there returning to Wasco in September, Calvin Coolidge, who succeeded Hard _ Ine Botto nnS Havre) e«*4 to tome ssfe mode of travel. So Martin have been strong hints at the White creek bank to see if there was any ing in tbe presidency, replied in ac »«Ml In BrMah Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watkins and Minimum odoH faro M><- ceptance. Gov. George White ac House that President Hoover would M>. and Mrs* Hollis of Portland are glanced at the edge of the precipice, sign of rescue. He found two coyotes cepted the structure on behalf ef the not oppose the scaling down of war "visitong friends in Wasco this week. close on his left, and again balanced sitting in expectant attitudes, view GOING: JULY 1, 3, 4 himself so that the balls of his feet ing the landscape with a philosophi state. Immediately after the cere debts if he were assured this would monies Mr. Hoover^went to Colum be followed by ample reductions In The Mary Elizabeth class. of the rested firmly in the stirrups. The cal patient eye; they too waiting, RtTURNINGi JULY 9 bas and reviewed a pnradte of Civil European armaments. Methodist chutch held its class party sleepy-eyed cow pony picked its way watching. . , Mr. Castle said the government is war veterans 'attending the Ohio G. I at the home of Mrs. John McClure among the rocks as best it could,till Drawing his gun he shot at one of • Approximate ’ and always has been open minded on A. R. encampment > 1; • •' with Olive Robinson, Mrs. A. Sargent, misjudging the distance over a small them, but the bullet went wild and ROUND TRIP FARES Next day the presidential party the war debt question and has been Mrs. Ida Andrews and L. P. Haven as boulder, its hind feet slid out of the the coyotes trotted off to a safer journeyed to Springfield, HL for the watching the situation abroad very TO DESTINATIONS I joint hostesses. A very interesting trail. Martin, being balanced for place, looking back over their carefully ; he added that no crisih has dedication of the remodeled tomb of 1OOO SOO IOO r 2OO Abraham Lincoln. Mr. Hoover was I yet arisen of a nature that would Bible lesson was led by Mrs. Sargent such an emergency, swung clear of shoulders with their tongues hanging MILU MILIS MILU MIUS । call for any action by this country I the saddle, but he too stepped on a after which a social hour followed. AWAY AWAY the guest of Governor Emmerson and AWAY away out of their mouths as if taunting again delivered the ifflLl^Xpee^.,,at on the war debts. ’ If such a crisis Dainty refreshments were served. loose stone and the next moment the disabled man with his impotency. 4.32 10.80 21.60 2.16 should arise, hp said, it was obvious This was the last meeting unt’l fall. Hie imposing ceremonies. fell over the cliff onto the loose slid* Enraged with his bad aim and burn The pollticaal Implications of Presi this government would’have to con ing shale at the bottom, k ing With fever he shot again and a- Dr. J. A. Butler attended the Den- dent Hoover’s trip to the Middle West sider whether a temporary change was It waa dark when he awoke. He gain at th« retreating coyotes, but I tai convention in Portland last week. necessary. Official opinion in Wash traina llndt^inj were evident and not denied. The tried to movB, but at first found it each bullet misted the mark farther Rea») and nt aM « three states he visited have all caused ington was that Mr. Castle s state Mrs. Joe Stiles and Miss Laura impossible; his heavy chaps seemed than the last so nervous was the hand alarm among the Republican lenders ment was designed to help Chancellor Stiles of Forest Grov^ are visiting to hold him Uke a cast. He was cold that held the firearm. ’ by their votes in recent elections. I . Bruening of Germany in the troubles and' stiff and sore; every bone Mrs. Estelle Hailey. Only last November Illinois replaced I that beset him. Martin attempted to rise to his feet Ark local agent a Republican senator with a Demo- Ralph Eaton and daughters June and muscle in him ached and throb and persue his tormentors ps they for details « ISS ANNA ADAMS GORDON, vrat and sent five more Democrats to bed with each heart beat. After re- and Elda were Rufus visitors Sunday. . passed out of sight, but when he former president of the Nation the house In placi of Republicans; peated trials he was able to move one threw hU w<i<ht on broken leg Richard Yocum was in The Dalles Ohio elected a Democratic governor al Woman’s Christian Temperance of his legs,.but any attempt to change he toppled over the high creek bank nnd sent six Democrats to congress Union and of the World W. C. T. U., on business on Monday. the position of the other resulted in and feU on hig back a<Billit a huge died In Castile, N. Y., at the age of in place of Republicans, and Indiana Philip Bishop, Union Oil company a crunching sensation above the knee boulder that partly blocked the cur- replaced six Republican congressmen seventy-eight years. She was a close agent, returned from the Willamette and nauseating feeling that allowed with Democrats. The Republican man- friend of the late Frances K. Willard, Valley Sunday accompanied by his him to try but few times. He un-| rent of the stream. He did not regain agers hoped ''the presidential tour helped her organize the W. C. T. U. consciousness immediately and when a short time. buckled his chaps and crawled out of ] * would have effect In bringing these and for many years was her secre- mother wheujgUt^slt he did it was gradually as one awakes V states buck Into the fold, and there tary. She was one of the beat known Mrs. Grace Seeley entertained the them, gritting his teeth at every from a long quiet sleep. . The mur was also ihe expectation that It wopld of temperance leaders of this gener- Tlllictijri ’Club n^Tier home Thursday move. It did not take long for him muring of the- little^nreek, the thin help In promoting Mr. Hoover's pros- ation. afternoon with“* Mjrs. .Fern Wilde as to investigate his injury; It WAS foe screen of leaver that partially shaded pects f<»r renoinination and re-elec joint hostess. Mrs. Frank Morrow apparent to need any lengthy exami his face brought to his semi-consciodi ranklin d . । tion. That he is a candidate is no won the club prize and Mrs. J. T. nation. His right leg was broken just mind the remembrance« of cool, com Roosevelt’s presi longer In doubt, If It ever was. The dential boom was giv Johnson the guest prize. As this was above the knee, already it was fortable places that had been forgot recent conference of young Repub licans in Washington, under the guid en a decided boost in the last meeting for the summer the swollen till no doctor could set it ten long ago in this dry hot cattle ance of Senator Fess, national Re Massachusetts by the election of officers for the new year without great difficulty. land. He moved his shoulders slight- publican chairman, made that certain. luncheon given by | was held. The following being elec ^rhere was no hops of. rescue, Mar ! ly to put his face in the shade of a Col. Edward M. House ted: president, Mrs. Carmen Scott; tin reasoned——a man was supposed to greater number of leaves and in at bls summer cottage N A letter to lead- vice president, Mrs. Fern Wilde; sec be able to look out for himself j His I । changing the pdsition of his arms near Manchester-by- ers of American in retary and treasurer, Mrs. John horse, finding no hand on the rein, found the gun still tightly clasped in the-Sea. The gover dustry and organized would wander from the trail to pick his hand. He stared at it, wondering- nor of New York was labor the National Royce. at the grass hampered though he was ly, for a moment before he complete the guest of honor Civic federation takes Earl Jones was a visitor in Port by the bit in his mouth. The boys, I and among those the first step in set ly realized where he was. Then the Col. E. M. present were the most ting up a ten year land this week. when he did not return, would in I stream ceased to murmur soothing House influential Democrat- plan of sy st emixlng Little Jean Dutton who w.^s oper differently remark, “Mert didn’t get I and encouraging things, the shade of 1c leaders of the Bay state. Little was production, eliminat ated on at The Dalles hospital last back, eh? Them cattle must have! I the willpw leaves seem^ suddenly in- said about politics during the lunch ing unemployment Sunday is reported to be doing nicely. strayed on down the river. Rekon I I adequate to protect him from the eon, but the feeling was general that and integrating the Pat O’Meara was a business in Arl Mart ’d have to ride around by Bill I burning sun. The events of the' past the affair was of considerable po industrial and eco Lowe’s if he got down that far. Kinda forty eight hours had all been a con litical significance, and friends of Mr. nomic structure of the J. W. Gerard ington this week. Roosevelt are of the opinion that the sweet on Bill’s girl.” nation. The letter was spiracy against him, a conspiracy in Mrs. Audrey Shearer left the first This being the situation as Martin I which unclean animals and birds had signed by James W. Gerard, former Massachusetts delegation In next of the week for a visit in Portland. ambassador to Germany and now the year’s national convention will be In saw it, he cut the clothes away from taken a part. Miss Georgia Striker and Misses chairman of the federation’s commis line for his nomination. Just before the break and attempted to set the •' • <1' ■- r He struggled as if to gain a sitting sion on Industrial inquiry. It Is based I the party rose from the table Colonel Bet^y and Shirley Junke left this week bones in their place. He made only position, but sank back for his legs I House offered a toast to the governor on a proposal made by Matthew Woll, for Colfax, Wash., to visit the Arthur one trial for when he straightened his would not respond. He looked up and vice president of the American Feder as th« man on whom the eyes of the Junke family. right foot to its natural position the saw a sleek, slim head peering ovenf ation of Labor, and urges the calling nation are focused. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist pain was more than he could bear and the bank fifteen feet above him, and 1 It will be remembered that Colonel of a national congress to discuss and formulate a program of Industrial re House recently announced that he was church met at the home of Mrs. Darby he lapsed back into unconsciousness. past that those same black spots in When he again awakened it was the sky, larger and more numerous adjustment and create permanent ma-- I corresponding with leading Democrats and Mrs. Smith Friday afternoon. chlnery for thia purpose. Twelve ladies were present and a day light—sometime in the forenoon, now. He heard the crows protesting with a view to promoting Roosevelt’s Mr. Gerard’s letter was addressed presidential prospects. Among the pleasant afternoon was spent. At Martin guessed by the sun. The heat their long wait in the bushes about to all leading manufacturers In the guesta at the luncheon waa Henry the close of the meeting the hostess rays reflected from the rocks and him. Martin raised the gun to his country, oilkiuls uf the American Fed- J Morgenthau, like House a close friend served dainty refreshments. This was made his present position unbearable, head and pulled the trigger. uh eration of Labor and heads uf 'of Uuudrow Wilson, and it is believed the last meeting until fall. rfe shifted his attitude, at which un The coyotes trotted away, looking international Anions. The letter de- he has associated himself with House dares that Mr. Woll’s proposal for in this movement with the sanction Charles Nunn returned from the expected move several crows flew . back, sat quietly on their haunches from the roqj<s about him, their harsh * moment, then slowly returned, has a great congress of Industry of Roosevelt, although the governor University of Oregon this week to caws expressing their disappointment. specks in -the sky swooped down received the indorsement of the na- has not yet declared himself a candi spend the summer with his father. ■ tional civic federation nnd expresses date for the presidential nomination. Martin decided that he must to oarth ’to reap their reward of—* Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Striker went to to the bottom of the canyon where ^ajtjng, watching. the readiness of the federation to 4 r . summon such a congress “If it can Salem last week to attend the gradua there was water. Already hia throat I . - EARLY 500 persons, mostvf them have reasonable assurance that the women and children, perished tion of their daughter Georgia who felt parched and it would be a long response will be such as to make Horses have been r.ocd frequently when a FrencVeacurslon steamer cap finished her studies at Willamette hard job to crawl dawn to that thin success probable." Manufacturers and a line of green that marked the creek to extricate gas-drivea macbluca, but labor leaders were asked to state sized near St Nazalre during a storm. University. - Norval May, Vinton Kinkade and, bed. He wiggled himself into his using a. gas-driven machine to ok'ti their opinion and that of their organ Only eight of those aboard' the vessel chaps again, for they would protect] cate a horse is a new One that hap izations on the proposal and to advise were saved. The submarine Nautilus, carrying Collis Käseberg were Wasco visitors whether they would participate in s his wounded leg as he dragged it over petted at Cottage Grove for the first this week. preliminary meeting that might be Sir Hubert WRklrte’ under Ice polar the rocks. Before he started he felt time last week. A team, being used Dr. and Mrs. A. Laidlow of Port for his gun.. “It might come in held before the formal calling of the expedition, was disabled In mld-Ai- lantlc by the breaking down of her land Visited at the home of Mr. and congresa handy,” he said and at the thought was being backed up to the edge of a “What is desired Is to draw to engines, and was taken In tow by the, I Mrs. Harry Van Gilder the past week. bank to be hitched to a plow, when he smiled grimly. , gether a great conclave of delegatee, American warship Wyoming. one of the animals lost his foothold The first part of the journey was Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller returned not a mere collect lop of individuals and pitched over the bank, taking his /^ARPINX l . SEGURA, the exiled I from Portland Wednesday where she the hardest, for it led over the rough without representative character, *. mate with him. The first horse suf prim aft, dipped back into Spain 1 undependable shale and around large Mr. Gerard's tetter declare«!. bad been visiting with her sister. the other day but was promptly appre rocks that had fallen from above and fered a broken neck^ and the second Mr. and Mrs. C. Walker of Lot hurried themselves in the loose flat was so entangled that it was neces OR the purpose of encouraging hended end ushered out again acrote other nations to help in the dis the French border. His presence In Angeles visited the Harry Van Gilder stones that lay at the base of tHe sary to use a tractor^to extricate him Spain threatened a recurrence of the home this week on their way to Yel eliff. Coming aroifltd one of these he and get him out of the *ditah. armament movement by telling ail attacks on church institutions, for about tbrtr military strength, the UnK- surprised a rattlesnake, sunning it- ed States, through Secretary Stimson, the radicals were enraged by the news I lowstone Park. has mAAe public its report on thst of Ma return. Tbe Vatican protested R E CUT TO PER MILE M Circuit Court of the State of Oregon 'or the County of Washington, to mo directed and dated the 26th day of May, 1981, in an action pending •: wherein MUkiewa Feed Mills, Inc., a Corporation is plaintiff and John F. Hood and Anna S. Hood are defend ants, in which action a judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendants John F. Hood and Anna S. Hood for the sum of >200.00 in U. S. Gold Coin, with in- terest thereon in like Gold .Coin at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the 30th day of June, 1930, and , the further sum of |50.Q0 Attorney’s fees; and for the sum of 8580.54 with • ’interest from August 18th, 1930 at 6 % per annum and the sum of 824.10 costs and disbursements, less ths sum ot 8230.84 received thereon; and whicn said execution commands me to make sale of all and singular the following described real property situated in Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: East One Half (EH)of the East One Half (E%) of Section 84 Township 2 North, Range 17 East of ths Willamette Meridan. Now therefore, by virtue of said execution, and with compliaWl.wnb v, th, demand, nf m W writ, and for th, on Saturday the 11th day of July, 1981 at the hour of 10:09 in tba fore noon of said day at the front door of the Court House in Moro. Sherman County, Oregon sell at public auction title, interest and estate in or to the said reel-property, which said defend ants or either of them had on the 23rd day of August, -1930, being the - date on which said property was at tached, or since had in or to the a- bove mentioned and described real property, or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution, with interest, costs and all accruing costs. ' Dated this 5th day of June, 1931. * < HUGH CHRISMAN - Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. I • > N£iW - PERKINS HOTEL Washington at Fiftl Street, * PORTLAND, OREGON - Our usual pre-war transient rates still prevail. Special Rates to permanent Gueate UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF Edward C. Holt Î -- Room. with bath privilege, fl. up Outside room with private bath, 81.50 up Special rates where more than two persona occupy one room. Let us show you our Accommodations F • KAI. GDUNH Pffl I representativa of thia paper is in every " ’ ■ town \ of Sherman ■ county every week. , ■ *•/ , - nèws columns carry nbws of the enfimcpuntyt Advertisers are- as sured cf better cov- -. of .county read er» than can be in any Other paper. N X tht paper * ............. J everyone reads 5HWC0UNTÏ JOURNAL F , putter to the League of Natlpng TM T , 'I
