Sherman County journal., March 10, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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THE SHERMAN
COUNTY JOUIRAU
MORO,
OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1M3.
FACE 4
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Grain CoOpS Work
For Farmers
OREGON STATE
LEGISLATIVE NEWS
Brief Resume of Happenings
of the Week Collected for
. Our Readers
Highlights of Monday’s »ession In
’ the Oregon legislature:
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Attempt to recall banking code
starts row in senate.
Farm bloc oppose» dog license
measure.
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River development urged in Upton
memorial.
General sales tax reported from
taxation and revenue committee With
recommendation it do pass.
-
Beckman beer bill indefinitely post­
poned in senate.
The senate put Its stamp of approv-
I
al on an excise tax of 4 cents a pound *
on oleomargarine when it passed a
house bill No. 162. by a vote of 23 to
6. with 2 absent.
The bill now goes to the governor
“The demand of the private traders
for his signature or veto.» It passed
the house several weeks ago without that if the government loaned money
any great opposition.
to the co-operativea it should also
loan it to them at. an equal rate is
unjustified on account of the complete­
ly opposite purpose of co-operative
and private marketing agencies. The
private agencies have a profit incen­
tive. buy as cheaply as possible from
the farmer and sell as high as the
Extend Pay Cuts
A bill to apply the state's 5-to-3® traffic will bear, while the co-opera­
per cent salary reduction scale to all
•officers, agents and employes of all tive, interested in marketing each
counties. Incorporated cities, port unit of tha product of its producers,
commissions, dock commissions in the seeks to And an outlet for those prod­
state went into the senate under the
sponsorship of Senator Woodward ucts at the highest price determined
and Representatives Hail and Gor­ by the law of supply and demand and
don. The bill provides that salaries
fixed by legislative enactment will be to return to the growers that price
affected, a» are officers and employes less the cost of economical operation.
under appointment or fixed by city
“In other words, the private seeks
charter and ordinance. The bill 1« a
substitute for senate bill 345 and to exploit both the producer and the
would affect every form of goverr- consumer, while the co-operative
ment In all cities.
seeks to perform an economical mar­
• a “Truck” Bill Passes House
keting service in the interest of both.
After «pending most of the day re- It is in the intereat of society, there­
i v
it "in tho committee of tho
whole, the
passed the so-called fore, to encourage the co-operative in
“truck" bill by a voto of 63 to 4, hav­ its laudable undertaking, and for that
ing raised the per ton mile rate on
common carrier» froth three fourths reason it is justified in -lending the
of a mill per ton mile to one mill, and credit of the government without loss
having put the rate on private carriers to itself to a superior system of
u. three fourths of a mill per torr mile.
marketing-
Osteopath Board Passed by Renate
“This country can not afford to
The Scott bill, ereatlng a separata
I examining board for .• osteopaths, take away at this crucial time one
passed the senate by a vote of 18 to particle of assistance to agriculture
12. The measure was strenuously Wp-
posed by medical men and optome­ or in any way discourage farmen
trists In the senate membership. Sen­ from dealing with their common prob­
ator Jones, after voting against ths
bill, changed his vote before the re­ lems collectively. In this highly or
sult was announced, indicating a move ganized age in which we live then
to reconsider the senate vote.
* ( is no hope either for agricuture ad
Highlight» in Oregon legislature jutting itself to postwar eccmornr
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Bank holiday declared by Governor, conditions or for the country to fin'
its economic equilibrium except thrr
Meier.
Senate approves gift tax.
group action among farmers. /
Maximum 48-hour work week de
step in the direction advocated by
fcited in senate.
t’lJs committee, (In |my estirrisltion,
Purchase of Camp Clutsup
proved.
is shortsighted, unwise and unstates­
Ice cream regulation bill fails.
dregon move» to defend water menlike.”
Debt Bill Passes Senate
The senate passed, without a dis­
senting vote, the Lynch-Upton bill,
house bill No. 79, which would give
to the state reclamation commission
the authority to cancel certificatea of
indebtedness held by the state against
certain irrigation districts.
a means of livelihood other than
farming.
Loans will not be made
for the purchase of machinery or
livestock, or for the payment of
taxes, debts, • or interest ' on debts.
Loans will not be made for the feed-
used in crop fppductioa.”
An application for a loan, accom-
paned by the , necessary crop lien,
will be passed on first by county ad­
visory committees. If the county
committee and the field inspector cer­
tify the application, it will be for­
warded to one of the several regional
field ofliM for the Ana! approval and
disbursement. The location of the
regional office serving this territory 1$
1
Minneapolis,, Minnesota.
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I Carl Anderson attended a dance at
homo of Mrs. Bruce Grady and Roll birthday
.'the
Hotel Dalles last Wednesday
Call was answered by Oregon Pro^ ' Mr and Mrt
£vaTlg,
and
y¡
1 night-
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ducts. A paper on Alaska was road Mrg
Atkins and Mr. and Mrs.
by Mrs Robert Manning. During the Gilbert Barnett were guests at the
Mrs. William Clothier and infant
social two birthday cakes were served Orville Yocum home last Friday daughter returned home from The
honoring the birthdays of Mra. Louis
The evening was spent play- Dalles hospital Sunday.
Scholl and Mn. Warner of Irrigon, lng
Margaret McKee was an over night
who ™
for th. ^Umoon. |
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a guest of Rosemary Walker Sunday
The Klondike Community dub met few
in Portland.
Thursday with Mr. Jo. HUd.rbr.nd . Mri
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Little Doris McCulloch was on the -b moving into the home of the late
All persons are hereby notified to
sick list the first of the weds.
Mrs. Jennie Van Gilder.
filo their objections, if any, to the
entertain. Final Account of the Executor of the
Estate of Marie Reckman, deceased,
on or before tho 29th day of April.
The P. N. B. Chib met Tuesday Covers were laid for six. Besides the
night at the home of Mrs. George host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. 1933, at the hour of 10.'00 o’clock a*
Wilde with Mrs. Art Smith as aesiz- Robert McPherson, Mrs. Grover m., which is the time fixed by the
tant hostess. Mrs-Yocum made high Young of Grass Valley, and' Miss County Court’ of Sherman County,
i Oregon, for settlement of said Final
| score for the ladies and Donald Banta Florence Young
• Account. The County Court Cham­
WHEAT SEEDING
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Mrs. Grover Young of Grass Valley.
bers in Moro, Oregon, is the place
Sales Tax Plan
Continued from page one.
Tfae Thurgday brid<e club had a ’P«“1 »«v«1*1
in Wascd
Axed for hearing said Final Account.
With the recommendsi on that it
Station experiments have shown dinner at the John McDermid home’ ativei and fronds.
Peitrich Rockman, Jr.
pass, the house committee on taxation
that a bushel of wheat is about the Saturday night After dinner th$re
and revenue Monday sub Vtted a gen­
Executor
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reid. Mr. and
eral sales tax. The mai i
“g to ac­
proper amount to sow per acre in were 6 tableg of bridge and Mrs. Ed Mrs. Ed Feldman were guests at the
Frank G. Dick. Attorney.
complish by the »ales tex :
» remove
the spring and this checks with farm- Duiton made high score and Mrs. Chas. Everett home Thursday night.
the state levy on real pro pc - • '’"’n-
ing experience throughout the eoan- Mary Andrews made low.
ning With tl;4 last half of to.t
The occasion being Mr- / Everett’s
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S £ALE
and turning back to counties froth •
ty.
As was
pointed
out
by i, Prof.
tG.
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R.
Hy»l.p
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here,
thi,
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The
W.
birthday.
sales tax yield the equivalent of the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
personal property tax, thereby abol­
ceilent Um. to »id the county of a the home
M” WaHeh Waflm- Miss
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Effie Andrews entertained last by authority of an execution issued
ishing the personal property tax; Pro*
viding $500,000 for the sinking fund
large part of the smut. It does not T*1« «^ernoon was spent sewing on---------------- afternoon with three tables out of tho Circuit Court of tho State
of the world war veterans' commission
bother spring wheat badly and by bedspreads for the children’s farm of bridge. Miss Janet McQuillan of Oregon for Sherman County, dAted
in lieu of the one-half mill levy on
made high score for the afternoon.
the 15th day of February, 1933, upon
real property required by,the consti­
careful treatment it can be mater­ home at Corvallis.
tution. and furnishing $350,000 to a
The American Legion Auxiliary . Mr. and Mrs. Ross Morrow spent a Decree for the foreclosure of a
ially reduced for several years to
fund for unemployment relief.
met
last Wednesday at the home of last week end in Portland the guests mortgage wherein Pearl Grimes Free-
come.
.
Dog License Bill
love, administratrix, was plaintiff and
Mrs. W. H. Lee. At the close of the of Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison-
The senators, after grave, earnest
Wasco Motor Service Company, a cor­
afternoon
refreshments
were
served
and extended debate, passed house bill
The Wasco Study Club met Friday poration, et al, were defendants,
116, which gives the cities of the
by the hostess.
at the home of Mrs. Roy Atwood-
state the authority to license dogs res­
said Decree being in favor of said
ident within their borders, to keep
The Rebekah lodge had a benefit
plaintiff for the sum of Seven Thou-
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remit
20
Mrs.
Robert
Foister
and
daughter
most of the money and to
curd party and dance Wednesday of Rufus spent last week end visiting sand Dollars (37.000-00), with inter-
per cent of the total to the county.
night at the lodge hall.
with Mrs. Foister’s mother and fath-
thereon at Seven per cent per an-
Utility BUI
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E-
L.
Morton
went
Mr- and Mrs. R. 0. Scott visited the er Mr and Mra W £. Tate.
, I num from May 14, 1931, until paid,
Senate bill 19, known far and wide
to Ontario the first of the week to Arch Fortner family at Grass Valley
a» the Thomas Utility regulation MH.
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Mr. and Mrs- James Laidlaw and
came into the house on a divided ie-
transact business-
(335000) attorney’s fees, and for
last Sunday.
port from the utilities committee, the
son of Salem spent last week end in
plaintiff’s costs and disbursements of
majority and minority favoring pas-
Mrs. Alma Fridley returned from
Mr. and Mrs. B- A. Grady and fam- ^asco with Mrs. Laidlaw’s parents,
Kage of the bill but disagreeing on the
»qit made and expended herein, I wi 1
Portland Saturday where she visited ily of The Dalles spent Sunday at the Mr and Mfg Frank Morrow.
amendment» to it. Wyer» of Hood
on
the 20th day of March, 1933 a. the
for several days.
River, .Snedecor of Multnomah, Mc-
B. H. Grady km?
contract bridge club met at
Cornack of Lane, Belton of Clacka­
hour of 10 o’clock a. m- of said day,
Mrs.^ McCdffe|ty entertained the
mas. Lynch of Deschutes, Kea«y of
Mr- and Mrs. Lester Beardsley the home of Mr, and Mrs. W H. Lee at the front door of the County Cou: t
Multnomah and Herron of Benton
Thursday club and Mrs. Harry Van spent Sunday m Arlington at the lagt Wednesday. - -
house in Moro, Sherman County. Ore­
signed the majority report that ther rights.
Gilder won tho elub prize and Mrs.. WiUiam Kurtl home-
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bill pass with some additional amend­
House pauses general Fales bill, 41
.. Walsh
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‘ ' The men members of the Saturday gon, sell at public auction to the
ments to the long list tacked on the to 10.
Rakes'Made
Chairman
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Gr,d
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Ed
McKee
ni<1y. clut, enteitainM ihcir wi»M highest bidder for cash in hand, all
bill in the senate.
Sale» Tax Fight On
Carl Anderwn went to Portland
Big
Sunday Bnd ^ited wi.h *
at djnner ,t
home
the following described real proner’y,
A general sales tax bill was passed
$5 License Feo
Sunday to moot hu father who ha> Henry
„a Harold Sanford of Mr, ‘Ed McKee last week. They situated inSiterman County, Oregon,
by the house late Thursday by a vote
After having been wooled about In
of 41 to 19. Thia is the measure in­
General Ford has appointed Lieut just returned from Los Angeles.
the Fanner, National Grain Corpora- Mryed a ftve course dinner. The de- to-wit:
committee of the whole for a major tended to finance the state by reliev­
Lots numbered Five (5) and Six
part of Monday afternoon, the house ing the state levy on real property, L. W. Rarkes, Rufus, as chairman of
Mrs. Paul McCulloch spent last tion.
.. I version after the dinner was bridge
passed house bill 482, the long-dis- abolishing the personal property tax, the enrollment program for Shermar
(6) and the Weal Half of Lot
week end in Portland visiting rel­
Mrs- EJivahAth Fuller returned ,and Mrs. Hugh White and W- H. Bur-
cussed $5 flat license fee bill.
providing $500,000 for the war vet­
Four
(4) all in Block Four (4)
erans’ commission in Heu of a consti­ county, and the campaign will be car atives.
from Portland the first of the week ress made high scores for the evening
Boer Bill Ditched
of McPhersons First Addition to
tutional millage and providing $250,- ried on in co-operation with the coun­
.nd Mr. .nd Mr. Everett W.tkin.,
Mrs. Francis Meiller went to Port­ where .he vi,iUd her .¡.ter,
Tho senate, by a vote of 16 to 14,
000 for unemployment relief. It is
Wasco, now City of Wasco Sher
Indefinitely postponed the so-called- estimated tc raise $12,000,000 In the ty chairman and his assistants s<
Miss
Vivian
Trounce
visited
over
Mr- and Mrs. A. C. Kaseberg, Roue-
man County, Oregon.
Beckman beer bill, legalizing beer of biennium and of this num approxi­ that all details will be completer land last Sunday.
last week end at the Arthur Sargent mary Walker, Margaret McKee and
3.2 alcoholic content and providing I mately $3,000,000 a year will bo turn­
Said real property will ba sold
Mrs. Hildred Zell and Mrs. Bernis
well
ahead
of
time
and
confusion
will
!
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the
Naomi Grady were guests for
for control of its distribution, in the I ed back to the counties for relief of
home.
subject
to redemption and conArma-
Guy
entertained
the
Junior
bridge
be
eliminated
from
the
process
foi
alate of Oregon. The measure pre- I the burden on real property.
evening.
vioualy passed the house by a vote I
tion as by law required-
club last Saturday. Mrs. Kenneth
Of all the legislation presented to the boys accepted-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder had
Mr- and Mrs. E- L. Morton and
of 40 to 20.
the present session the sale» tax is the
Done and dated at Moro. Sherman
«Rendering important service. Dr. Woods made high score for ladies and as their guests last Sunday Mr- and
most important, for the lawmakers
family
visited at The Dalles Sunday. County, Oregon, this 15th day of
Highlights of Tuesday's session in
F.
S-
Lambom
for
the
men.
C.
L.
Poley.
Sherman
county
physi
­
Mrs.
Tilbert
Barnett.
Mr-
and
Mrs.
have been forced to turn to this
the Oregon Legislature:
February, 1933-
2-17-24 3-3-10
source to raise sufficient funds to cian has’ volunteered to examine ap­
House passes truck bill, with 1 niill I
Mrs. Ida Andrews returned from K. W- McCafferty and Darelene . The picture show at the school
meet requirement.« of state govern­
house
last
Friday
night
was
well
at-
.
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CHRIS
MAN
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per torr mile rate.
ment and nt the same time respond to plicants from that county for admis­ Portland Monday where she had been Betty.
Measure authorizing racing passes
tended
and
the
pictures
were
splendid.
Sheriff
of
Sherman
County
,
Oregon.
the demand of the people that taxes sion to the 1933 Citisens' Military visiting her son and daughter.
house.
Mrs. Hattie King Andrews of Moro
on real property be relieved.
Training Camp here, it was an­
House members sign round robin
Miss
Lillian
Yancy
of
Portland
has
is
visiting at the home of her son
Highlights
of
the
Oregon
legislature
preparing to deal with senate.
nounced today by camp authorities-
Income tax measure passes house nt Friday’» session:
been
in
Wasco
visiting
friends
and
and
family.
,
The Sherman county doctor was
Legislature will continue next week.
ns part of revenue plan.
relatives.
Mrs. Rose Woodworth of Portland
House passes Thomas Utility bill among 116 physicians who have
Oleomargarine tax bill passed by I
with amendments.
aenate.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kaseberg and returned to her home after spending
agreed to help this year- So general
legislation
Emergency
banking
Moratorium bills Indefinitely post­
and hearty was the response that John Kaseberg all of Portland were several weeks with her sister Mrs-
rushed through legislature.
poned.
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General sales tax bill to be con­ there are some examining physicians in Wasco the first of the week.
Resolution« repealing dry section«
Esther Stanley.
of -constitution defeated.
—— sidered in senate Monday.
in every county in Oregon and in five
Mrs- Jack Sheets and children visi- I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
McClure
and
House favors diverting $508,000 of
New Income Tax Bill Passed
higher education millage to general southwestern Washington counties children returned from
Portland ted last week at Stanfield with her
A new personal income tax bill wa» fund.
which comprise the camp area; and Thursday where they visited rela­
Gasoline contract measure passed.
pn med by the house. This Is the meas­
parents.
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Senate adopts policy of 30-hour the medical man named here as well tives.
ure lowering exemptions to $800 and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKee and Mar­
as the others have been complimented
31500 for single and married persons, work week.
Mrs. Augusta Huckin transacted garet were dinner guests at the
Bids for power development ap' by the authorities for their willing­
with $300 for each dependent. The
rates run from 3 to 7 per cent, a» the proved.
Marion McKee home at Moro, the
ness to aid in this national defense business at The Dalles Tuesday.
Counties To Get Money
bill passed the house. With these
County judge«, flanked by Senator work. Wthout their co-operation, it
rates and exemptions the bill, if it
The Tueday Study Club met at the occasion being little Gordon’s first
becomes a law, will yield 1'650,000 Jay Upton, moved en m«»« upon the was explained by Lieutenant Thomas
more than the present income tax •enate committee on road» and high­
law, or a total estimated yield on 1033 ways thi» morning and departed with J. Cross, camp adjutant, Sherman
Incomes of 31,000,000. The new in­ the promise of the committee to lift county boys would be greatly incon­
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come tax proposal slid through the some $800,000 in round figure» out of venienced in getting their preliminary
tha lilghwrfk commission’» 1933 rev­
house almost noiselessly.
and often
enue for distribution among the coun­ physical examinations
Ire Rises in House
ties of ths state. A» a result of ths might be sent home after coming to
To convince the senate that It battle house bill 492, the highway rev-
camp for want of examination in the
•'ought to listen to reaeon," a bloc of enue bill of tha sasaion. will go to tha
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WASCO, OREGON
half of the member« of the house met floor of tha senate all unscrambled beginning. The physicians are serv­
Tuesday in conference and decided it from the condition In which It passed ing without compensation.
The Wasco Study Club met Friday
at the home of Mra Roy Atwood.
Mf
Mfg w R
di||ner
Wasco
Prices Further Reduced
Cooperation makes it possible for us to sell
feeds cheaper.
¡'he Red & White Store
would halt the passage of any senate
legislation until the senate decided to
mend its negative ways.
The principal bone of contention 1«
the senate’s recent action in voting
down many of the house's pet pro-
posal«, including tho Beckman beer
bill and the Hall prohibition repeal
among the
resolutions. These
many bills killed by the senate.
** Conditional sale» contracts would
be filed with county clerks under a
bill pasoed in the eenate Tuesday. 14
• to 14. Monday the senate defeated
. the hili, but Tuesday on a voto of 16
to 14 decided to reconsider tho voto
and put the bill on its final passage.
, Highlights of the legislature In
Wedneoday’s session:
Senate approves osteopathic exam-
Ining board.
Price of contract merchandise pro»
♦ < tected by senate vote.
Public depositories defined In Up-
ton bill.
Repeal of Intangibles tax law pro-
House rejects motion to pass Thom­
as utility bills unamended.
i Opponents of sales tax seek delay
In consideration.
Senate Votes Lo^n
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The senate put its' foot do*U on
permitting the people of the state to
vote on the repeal of the prohibition
amendments remaining in the consti­
tution when It killed the Hall reso­
lution by a vote of 17 to 12 with one
$bsent.
Triumphant over the senate wets In
their first tHt on the prohibition
question Monday when they defeated
the Beckman beer bill, the dry« rode
roughshod over the wets Tuesday to
deny tho pooplo tho right to voto on
prohibition repeal unless they insti­
tuted tho repeal measure by initiative
the house—and the finance provi­
sions for the counties will stand in the
same atatua as was written Into the
original draft of tho measure before
the highway commission prevailed up­
on the house committee to take $800,-
000 away from tho counties and allo­
cate it to tho commission budget.
The Lynch-Price-Horron anti-price
cutting bill passed the senate with
only three votes opposed.
The horse and dog racing bill
pawed tho houoe with 14 negative
votes and throe aboent.
Repeal of tho Intangibles tax act of
1911 is proposed by Senator By non
in a bill Introduced Into the senate.
If adopted the repeal would be effec-
, tlvo a» of December 91, 193$, and
would apply to tho income from In­
tangibles for the year 193$ and subse­
quent year».
Highlights of Saturday in Oregon
legislature:
House passes hydroelectric bill.
Another start made by the houoo
I to repeal dry sections of constitution.
House provides for speciel election
if referendum filed on sales tax.
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Senate passes state income Ux
measure.
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Old-age pension bill approved by
i
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t
Htate-wide salary bill defeated In
the senate.
Constitutional convention measure
set for Monday in-senate.
Bills affecting judgee rereferred.
The senate got Into rapid fire ac­
tion Saturday and shortly after noon
had passed the old age pension law,
the state income tax measure and a
large number of other important bills.
Recess was taken until 10 a. m. Mon­
day. The Income tax measure was in­
troduced by the house committee on
taxation and revenue and had the ap-
I provai of ths state tax cómmiaalon.
W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities
SEED LOAN
(Continued from page one) .
81, 1933. Advances to borrowers
may be made in installments, the reg­
ulations state, inasmuch as expendi­
tures for crop production are usually
made over a considerable period-
x
Loans may also be made this year
for summer fallowing, not to exceed
32.50 an acre for acreage not in ex­
cess of that planted in 1932, provided
a first lien is given on all crops grow­
ing, or to be planted, grown or har­
vested in 1933 sufficient to cover the
advance.
In addition to the reduction requir­
ed this year in acreage of cash crops,
borrowers must agree to plant a gar­
den for home use and sufficient acre­
age of feed crops to supply feed for
their livestock. Acreage taken out
of each cash crop production may be
planted to apy soilbuilding crop.
1 Loans will be made, the regulations
further declare, “to farmers who are
unable to obtain loans for crop pro­
duction during the year 1933 from
other sources. These loans may be
made to such individuals as are found
by the Secretary of Agriculture to
have acreage fit for seeding and who
are without means to purchase the
supplies necessary for crop produc­
tion during tha year 1933. No loans
will be made to any applicant who has
SPECIALS FOR MARCH
10 & 11.1933
27c
Red & White Mayonnaise Dressing, pints .
Blue & White Toilet Paper
... 4 for
19c
4 lb for
15c
Shorts
.75sack
$17.00 per ton
Mill Run
Bran
.65 sack
$15.00 per ton
.50 sack
R. Wheat
.75 sack
$15.00 per ton
$17.00 per ton
25 lb sack
Calf Meal
1OO lb sack
Cracked Corn
1OO lb sack
Scratch Feed
Laymore Egg Maih 1OO lb sack
125 lb sack
Salt Half Ground
Red & White Baking Powder, 16 oz
California Small W hite Beans..........
Red & White Asparagus Tips, 10 oz tins..
2 for 29c
Green & White Golden Sweet Corn, 2s
3 for
.2 for 45c
Tuna Fish l-2s .
... 2 for 35c
Bran Flakes.........
10c
“
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$1.40
$2.00
$1J2O
barrel $3.75
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
WASCO. OREGON
Red & White Minced Clams, Is
“
$i.so
. 4 for 15c
Blue & White Tomato Hot Sauce........
“
FLOUR
$1.10
New Perkins Hotel
Sth and Washington Streets
Mother’s Cocoa Malted Milk, 1 lb
25c
M. NELSON, Owner
ARTRUDEEN, Manager
Wadhams Soup Mix, 1 lb pkg...........................
10c
RATES«
Red & White Wax Paper Lunch Rolls, 125 ft.
17c
Red & White Coffee, 1 lb pkg
27c
Red & White Prices Are Lower
Room with Bath, $2.00 and |1.50 .
Without Bath, $1.50 and 3L00
Permanent rates as low as 312.50 per
month.
AAA— Fireproof — Insured
FREE GARAGE
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