BBBESt
glfb gtme will determtaa which team *M th« youa»
y« la hl«
I (10) j Tha
sä
Will be in second place for the county nlneV*Whh y.ar.
He looked «4
very -
North».«
«a
th.
^t-EUBNT
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championship.
More now holds the kii
of the Southwest Quarter Quarter (ÄWK n EH),
mia si tho
ine last
Mas Half
nan
eile and
nod he
gave its;
Notic® U kiven that Saturday, the (NWKSWK)
I poeictoa»
smile
and nod
he gave
its; His Iitti«
^K) and
“"í1 ths
*ht Southwest
Southwest of
Quarter (EKSWiK)
and the
àe Southwest
¥outhMt%u&^SB^of
brother of about nine years dressed 13th .day of February, 1932, at the houz Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
COUNTY BASKETBALL AVERAGE
of tea o’clock in the forenoon of said ' (SWKSWK) of Section Eleven (11); Section Thirty-three (88);
in a gold, brocaded suit followed in
Tho Northwest Quarter (NWK),
BOY*
day, and the County Courtroom in the The Southwest
a carriage- ‘ Other carriages con-
west Quarter (SWKNWK) and the ths North Half of ths
Southwest
courthouse a< Moro, Oregon, baa been Southeast
Won Loot
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NKSWK), tho Southwest
Pct. toining state officials were next in
fixed
aS
the
time
and
place
for
hearing
Quarter (SEKNEK) of
Section Quarter of tho Southwestr Quarter
I Grass Valley
3
0
.1000 line and a police guard brought up
all objections to the final report of R. Twelve (12):
: I Wasco
1
(SWKSWK) and tho ’ Northwest
. 800 the rear.
The Southwest Quarter (SWM) and Quarter of ths Southeast
J. Ginn, as administrator of the estate
Quarter
Kent
1
2
. 333
The car was parked near by arid wo of James Hedrick, deceased
the Southwest Quarter of the South (NWKSEK) of Section Thirty-four
Rufus
0
2
. 000 got it and followed after.
east Quarter (8WKSEK) of Section (34);
Tho
R. J. Ginn, administrator.
Moro
0
8
Thirteen (18);
people were following
The Northeast Quarter of
the
The Southeast Quarter (SEK) and Seuthweet
GLBL8
and at one time thing*
Quarter
(NRK8WM)
of
Kent School Notes 1 I
the Southwest Quarter (SWK) and Section Thirty-five (35); ,
- t t ' > < .
. .*■
Wasco
5
o
congested but after
the
West
Half
of
the
Northwest
ÓF SHERIFFS SALE
All In Township Five (5) South,
■T- l'
!
■ J I K Wasco School Notes.
Moro
2
1
still for a time the
Quarter (WKNWK) of
Section Range Eighteen (18) East of the
Fourteen
(14);
Kent
2
1
pushed back the mol
Court of the State of
Hester Lyons— Editor.
Willamette Meridian, in Sherman
The Southeast Quarter of
the County, Oregon.
Rufus
0
2
To the palace gates we
T he G ame S aturday N ight .
Northeast Quarter (SEKNEK) and
Grass Valley
» 0
Bank of Dall«« tho
Mra. Ida Davis, Mrs. wm. Mit
then no farther,
that portion
>rtion of the Northwest
Northeast Quarter of the North
Plaintiff,
Io a bang up game that kept
of Section Five (5) lying in
side streets and came
west Quarter (NEK NWK) of Sec
chell and Mrs. Pearl Guyton vi-
HONOR ROLL •
County, Oregon, and the
tion Fifteen (15);
main road and drove down
. isited the Kent school Friday af the crowd on the edge of their
talon, Morant.
The
Southeast
Quarter
of
‘
I
the
The
students
making
the
honor
roll where the procession ha
seats last Saturday night, the
ternoon.
of Quarter (S WK 8 WK) of Section Five
ISÄBRRBY GIVEN, That Southeast Quarter (SEKSEK)
for tho third six weeks are:
Coming g baek ^rs met .Q^
Apple Pickers from Hood River
There were only 4 pupils pre
HIGH SCHOOL
<«»< eaaoation issued out
which were becoming fathu
defeated the Warriors to a tune
-oublosome
by
¿IT
a
sent in the primary room Mon-
and
Doris Amidon
Iva Belshee
of 31—41. This game was refer*
Marjorie Byers
citement
nt but by putting J
, day, 9 in the intermediate, 7 in
Grace Cothran
ipon a
The South Half of the Northwest » Swen**??«*“'
eed by Mr. Guinan of Moro.
frisky
■ Gordon Fraser
Tommy Fraser
the seventh and eight grade
¡«•Her (8KNWKX
the
South
The score, however, te no in* Maxine Henrichs Eva Miller
thqy
sded on thdg.Ww«^
Calf of the Northeast Quarter (SK
room and eleven in high school.
.
,
- •
MIC
CAUICUICUV
Ilia I I «••jvuw
’BUUI
an- .NEK), the Southeast Quarter of the *.
dication VI
of the
excitement that
Marjorie I Nahouse
Leora Peetz
also passed the empty chariot smd th<
The seventh and eighth grade
gamp held for
spectators
Prather
Lavon Sayrs
troops and police returning, j .
defend- the Southeast Quarter (SEK) of Sec-
room .had a debate Friday affter- who turned out in good number* “eIenJ?*rcy
Janet stephens
We
rincipal ttoiT Twenty-two (22);
j
«u
.
|Flora
Williams
Marjorie
Kuner
fore
noom Thcf Mtfthing Side was to despite the snow storm that was
mi1
Sitton Twenty three (23); tart
This was
GRADES
.Tl* Northwest Quarter of
the
serveluncb Monday for fhd4 los- raging(Saturday afternoop. The r, «
________
.
ot Northwest Quarter (NWKNWK),
sign for tho
AnnUPi'-LreiAAlrik.i. ri. 1 Isla Gene Brisbine Howard Con lee
no-10q~4)o liars the South Half of the
Northwest
AP k T k
1 k
J Dorothy^raser
Lois Melzer
it was at
ÖrJtüi Äm! Oerter f8*NWK the Northeast
snowstOjcm it was’impossible.
in the hrst quarter, but the War- Clara Mersinger Dean Pinkerton
flocks of
__ _ of the Northeast ' Quarter
The pupils of the 7th and 8th riera closed thtomargin between Mary J. Pinkerton Retha^ayrs
(NEKNÉK), tho South Half of tho
grade rbom spént Monday after tbeir scores during the second Kenneth Searcy
Northeast Quarter (SKNEK) and
Malba Thorgerso
will, on the North Half of tho Southwest
itil late
next morning,
Ardis Truitt
noon making Washington pos- frame. Breckenridge of Hood Dori8 ThompBon
Q“»rter
(NKSWK)
of Section
I started triting before
Itiver was almost uncanny in bis
•four (24);
t;.
front
id our walk but Tuffy 'ti
The grade basketball team was ability to sink the ball through ftDEßAM QTATC UCU/C
low me to finish.
to the highest South Half
defeated by the Grass Valley the hemp, and the entire Hood "OLUUIl w IAIC IsCfTU
r laying his head on
nd, all of the
en jumping up with hii
grade team'22-7 last Friday eve River team was a fast breaking
eat which the
Range Nineteen (ft)
tbs W81-
i
my arm. - He would«
aggregation
which
is
by
far
the
ning on the home floor.
lamette Meridian, in
M County,
I had to. We are now out
best
team
that
the
Warriors
have
The Grass Valley girls’ team
er again and th pets
i ’ '
The
Principal Events , of the ;
.»old sub-
met defeat at thé hands of the met this season.
Northeoi Quarter ’ ne ÏWÛ). u Z
T?
ong the water.
gage upon which raid j
lent
ii
the
Max
Williams
was
the
high
Southwest Quarter of the Northeast • «nd redem nt ion as urovb^i be Court
kw
Kent team here last Friday even
Assembled for Information
based, and all. the right,
I’ll close now with so very
and' in Quarter
(SWUNEH) and'th.'South-J It.
¿i D J ££
tereat which the said defendant, or
ing. The game was very close point man for the evening, mak
———>—• or «LJ0 ....
of Our Readers. -
any one holding by, through or under west Quarter of the Northwest Quar-
t«»«e"h>» of m H pram-
throughout, Although the Kent ing a total of 13 points.
him, may have acquired therein since ter (SWMNWM) of Section Twenty-,
Mildred
,e^n
I ' D*Ud
1Mh
Joooory.
The
Wasco
line
up
was
as
fob
team was always 3 fewjpbints a-
Secretary
of
State
Hoss
announce
—
1
■■■T VH II«” .. -
1
। ■■
। * । ■ '
as
will
satisfy
said
judgment,
costs
The
Northwest
Quarter
of
it
he
1932.
head. , The score was 14—13 in lows:
that gasoline sold this year in Augus
OT1CE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT and accruing costs:
Northeast Quarter (NW«KNEK) of
favor oftfeht.
.»* *^«^ *«* • Paulaa Kaaebaag^^Forward
HUGH CHRISMAN,
totaled 6,447,842 gallons, an increas
The South Half of the Northeast Section Twenty-eight (28);
Notice is hereby ^iven that the nn- Quarter (SKNEK) of Section Ten
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
Watkins,
**
The Southeast Quarter of
the
of 61,000 over August, 1930. Tbi
All the plants in the*^MiëlW k . yÇ|eater
srsigned. E. R. I.urzee,. Adminiatrat-
^thur Spencer,
Center»}!
year’s consumption now totals 117
■ with the Will Annexed of the estate
I diati tódtn frote/SUnday night;
195,000 gallons. To date the gasolin
’Melvfn Walah,
Guaiti 5
’ John J. Schael]'i r, deceased, has
tax has netted >4,779,731.44.
ed his final report and account of bis
Max Williaim,
** i
Trucking cattle from Harney coun
{ministration thereof with the Clerk
I ty to market is the new order of ship
' the County Court of Shcrrtaan County,
• G'ass Valley School Notes z.
*
g . < Á
. 4
• •
‘ ,♦
me nt. Two large trucks with trailer!
regon, and that by order of the Judge
— , «a --------------------------- r-—4-^
T he gamr friaày night *
are to be used. • They will carry be
said court, Saturday, the 27th day of
MARIETTA PERRY. EDITOR
Much irrterest was manifested LtW0en 60
60
®ach trip. 1
ibruary, 1932, at the hour of 10 o’-
-----------------------------------
—
“««» ptaM .r. eanfed o.t the num
)ck A; M., has been fixed as thetime,
J Tbe'Graaa Valley Midgets joar« M the buk«t ball „neg- janFW
•ber shipped may reach 2000 head.
Courtroom in the Court
T nied to Kent Friday night where Friday evening when the Rufue The first of several ordinances regu id iuse, the in County
the City of Moro, Oregon, as
t they defeated the Kent Midgeta Wolves*tangled with the W
e place, for the hearing of said final
■.latin^**book and magazine peddlers hai
by a leore of 24 9.
ora before the crowded bleacl
port and account, and, objection
..been .passed by the city council ol
ereto, if any there be, and the set-
Salem. It provides for a license of 51
The Graaa Valley Tigerettea The girl* game was ah ei
■ment
and closing of said estate,.
i/or
one
day
and
ranging
upward
tc
5 wepe.defeated by the Kent aex- matched contest. Not und
Dated this 20 h day of January, 1932.
^15 for a year and requires that sales
ÆS7
t< In a close hard fought game final whistle was the outcon
men furnish references as to theii
E. R. BARZEK,’
the letters floor. The Grass the game assured. When
Iministrator v ith the Will Annexed
ynlegrity.
fast check- Warrioretsjemerged with a Wolf
said Estate.
A group of 200 potato growers Jr
diin to.tbp¿tijne of H-12. The 'Klamath county has adopted a wag«
Updegraff & Pepper
which made up for
v'.U .
torneys for said Administrator With
boya*,
gome
waç-
,
marked
from
scale
and
accepted
a
uniform
brand
of size which the
ft *
Will
Annexed.
’ for Klamath county potatoes. Th«
Kent‘
had. hut the local tbh outsyt Jiy’ very ’close cHèck-
ind on the bhrF ¿f Rdfiia and W ^7? “ !
i05
forwai
wbre alow and their
~
T
run and 6 5 cents for graded
»raduti potatoes
nota
CONING
SHEMAN COMANS
(
OF GENERAL
PRINTING?
!
WE DO IT.
playing kept Grass Val- ™fVWFgame yas nearly d^ohe . an^ .board, er 4 cents for field run
before
Manning’ s men ata:
started • cents fo< graded, without board.
s score down.. In the lapt b*
10™ Manning
c^<M>GrMl yalley gi« «t<ootire ofonsive/i”Du
MILDRED GINN WRITES
7 half of the game,
ylbg was_ man
(Continued from page one)
IHSFs and when
n waA but tiring as well.
• • w • shot off at the end, the Warri- . The Investiture of the Maharajah
Vlfley grade achool ros were leading by a score o took place 1A the Derbar hall between
four and five. - We were not a»
ffirldHMel the Moro girla in a very 31—12.
fortunate as to get invited to this
Mr.
Walker
of
Moro
was
the
bard fought game, last Saturday
but had comfortable seats on the
night in the local gym, which official to these games.
upper verandah of the bank from
’ ‘ So far..thte season the Warrior-
ended in a tied aeore of 8 8.
where we could watch the procession
etts have a splendid record, hav- to and from the hall. We were dis
,The Grass Valley Midgeta de
in^Wbn every game that they appointed lb this as it was discon-
feated Moro Midgeta, Saturday
have so far played. The star beeted, arid the masses of people
night by the aeore of 35 9.
players of these two games as rendered * no kind of an ovation as
The Graaa Valley Tigera de far m ahootjng.. baaketa, were the Mahrajah rodo by.
The first
feated Culver-^intet on the* lo^ Jdy.Whité 'and Arthur Spencer.!*?
,n ilrht were ei»ht hu*«
elephanta covered with scarlet and
cal floor laat Saturday night by a
.gold
. cloths arid docked with gold
aeore of 48-17. The Grasa Valley
trappings.
Each had a different
boys awept into an early lead
Moro Schodl Notes
style houdah bobbing rather danger.,
wbieh they ^added to at will dur
ously on his back.
These houdahs
ing the game,
...
.
The boy*jbasket ball team met. The were not occupied, however. In time
’Valley >itla:.^ dalles Hig)i Hcboil team at The Dalles, and after varying waiting intervals
boys badkafb^ll teams wl)l journ Saturday .'Jan tmry fiO. Thoufh they the scarlet uniformed troops, the
to 8 the Moro boys Sikhs mounted on handsome hones
ey to Wasco Friday nigbtand op were defeated
shoWed great’itriprovement in their de- and looking rather handsome them
Saturday night they will enter
fensyre work-.
Coach Walker’ sees selves in their dark uniforms and
tain the Rufus girla and boya in chances to topple over aapinmta for Roman striped turbans and finally tho
the local gym.
the county championship. Due to leek -iQdmrani ragent followed by ithe
The Buckley achool bua Me- of transportation only six boys went. Maharajah in carriages each drawn
Each one had a chance to play. . The by four horses and accompanied by
ceeded in arriving at achool Man
boys whp made the trip were:
running footman. We waited until
-day morning after running into
A. Axtell
G.Hennigan
th« procession returned and then hur
a few anow drifts. •
R. Barn
D. Bbrnet
ried home to get a bite to eat and to
Prather
B. MUter
The Roaebuab achool bua was
return for the grand parade in the
Tho deep snow has made It impoosi-, tvening. Thia time we stationed our
unable to make it into achool
ble for the Board
bus to selvae by the Secretariat’s house and
Monday and Tuesday morning.
bring the school
school. had a much better view than when we
The Torch Honor society met Borne of tho students from that district Were above. Tho street was bright
in the office, laat Friday after have been able to come te through tho ly illuminated so that it resembled
noon and elected the fallowing efforts of their parents.
in brightness a boulevard at home.
The U. 8. History class had a vary Soon tho elephants appeared in all
officera: Willard Barnet, preai-
interesting and exciting debate Tuesday their regal glory, immediately follow
dent; Marietta Perry, vice-prea-
February 2. Tho question was, Re-
ident; Pearl Bell, aeej treaaurer. solvod: The White Maa was Justified ed by tho troops, the band, mounted
Sikhs,a representative from the Vice
The following atudeuts received in Patting the Indians on Reservations.
roy on horseback and two or three
pine; one bar-Norma Garret, Thc^affirmative won.
other European dignitaries-
Then
MissCecil Oothraa, third and fourth camo tho beautiful golden chariot
Eari.Shiploip two bar-4Tlorence
Young: Toreb honor - Willard grade teacher, was very much sur- which had last been need over forty
years a^o at tho coronatidb of the
Barnet, Brasmua "Baker, Dale
nut shower in honor of her birthday.
>rereeding Maharajah and cost some
Baker. Pearl Bell. Cinthy Bell,
The basketball teams of Moro Will forty thousand rupees.
Seated on
and Marietta Perry.
play those of Kent Friday, 5tb. Tho a golden throne and clad in gold robes
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that tho
dersigned has been duly appointed
the County Court of the State of <
gon for Sherman County, Adminiol
or of the estate of William H. Ira
deceased
AH persons having claims agtflasf
said estate are hereby required to pre
sent the same to me«'.With vbdcheri'
properly verified, as by law i^uiteiv
at Wasco, or to estate a*toHte^ O«A<,
in & Gavin of The Daitea, OregsihWW£
in six months from tbs date tawMr
Dated this 15th day of
HELEN DINGLE; AdntatotMW;
NEW
PERKINS NOTH.
Washington at Fifth Steaet,-
PORTLAND, OREGON
Our usual pre war trustent
rates still prevail.
Special Rates to peratenobt Grate
is
qK
t
t
t
BILLS
-
CARDS
FORMS
ENVELOPES
LETTER HEADS
’i3n V
tee t :•
isyr > '«
bar < ’ €
»/r a
For any kind of Printing call
onus. We can do it
have it done.
UNDER THE
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
Edward C. Holt
RATES
(
Room with bath privilege, $1. up
Outside room with private bath,
81.50 up
Special rates where more than two
persons occupy one rob ha.
Let us show you our
Accommodations
5 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL