Sherman County journal., April 07, 1933, Image 1

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Sherman Çeurty Otoervee Bet. 1898. Gras« Valley Jeornal, KeU, 1897, . Consolidated IMrch 8, 1981. Wasco News-Enterprise, EsU 1899, Consolidated March 4, 1932
SHERMAN COUNTY F
35W
HIGHWAY LEGISLATION
MAKES GOWCi»
No. 22
Moro, Oregon, T April 7, 1933
Forty Fifth Year
River Warehoiij
May Go.
R. F. C
COUNTY TOWNS APR.?
«Ten
T- H.
W. H RacxUla,
ty’s representative
I board for
4-H cl
is the coun-
state wide
ion Finance
in Portland
first meeting
! of the committee.
Taxa Met i*W
f
$10,000 Paid By Swety For Brak
oí CocBorce Accorai
were made at the i
representative was
mend »elf liquidati!
masi«KmM » w " " "
Here Next W»Sn»»Hy
COliiï RECEIVES CASH
FRON SURER COMPANY
at some later
DEW BELIEF WORKERS SIMI
No definite plant have been
made here regarding buch improve­
ments but a . movement has been
started to advocate the building of
a warehouse at somt point near
Biggs. It is felt thfi&a warehouse
there would be self liqu ting within
a short time as it wouk
e ¿ounty to
part of the wheat of
it as rive^ shipments become more
numerous. Such A warehouse would
not only pay good dividends but
would facilitate water shipment of
wheat at a saving to every farmer,
it is held-
Waraant Sales Discussed
At Meeting Wednesday
A group of men interested in the
schools of the county met at the Moro
hotel Wednesday night to consider
several proposals for facilitating the
cashing of school warrants in the
hands of teachers­
it seems that districts with a fav-
oaable financial statement may have
its warrnts sold to any bank by its
teachers and the 'Reconstruction Fi­
nance Corporation will advance the
necessary funds to the bank' This
method of obtaining two-thirds of the
face value of the warrant is more lib­
eral than it has been heretofore and
may be used by Sherman county dis­
tricts.
It is possible that the teachers of
the county may use their local or­
ganization to establish a clearing
house for warrants to aid the sale of
warrants to those wishing to pay
.axes with them. It seems feasible to
handle the warrants locally under, the
new law making tax payments with
warrants possible.
M0VEI0REC0VERC1TY
FUNDS BEGUN ATWASGO
For ner City Treasurer Held At Fault
in Bond Matter
I
CUT C0N5IBÍHS NEW PUMP
Beer Ordinance Read First Time and
Lengthily Debated
By a vote of four to two the coun­
cil of Wasco voted to accept report
Wednesday was A busy day at the
ke golden, amber, liquid that
Highway legislation enacted by the examination for automobile thrives
of thje committee that was instructed
court house with the monthly meeting
the spotlight within these
legislature changes in several way.,
to contact an attorney to start suit
of the county court, the settlement
stesfor the past month, will
the former laws governing trunk \ one dollar, there may be somewhat j
against Earl T.~ Jones, former city
between the old and the new relief
y within the confines of the
flow
highways and roads within the state j of a rash to be examined before the
treasurer for failing to pay city
committees going on and the clerk’s
and also makes different charges for law goes into effect next June. The city of Moro today if stocks are
bonds held by the Bank of Commerce.
office busy recording a new batch of
old law made it mandatory for all sufficient for local dealers to purchase
licenses of cars and tracks.
»It is alleged that the council ordered
waivers on Reconstruction Finance
Whereas, automobile owners used drivers to be examined within three a portion for their trade. This was
that $6000 be taken from the city’s --
loans.
to pay a license fee baaed upon the years and allowed a fee of fifty cents. ma4e possible when the Moro city
account in the bank, of which Jones
The court, being infrequent visitors First County Warrants
council passed a beer ordiance Tues- Jim Payne Buried In
, and the powers that be, attracted the
size and weight of their cars they
cashier, and that city bonds to
Paid This Week was
day night and HaaaaJ
passed Zin
on »110
the iaananpa
issuance i i
will now pay $5 per year regardless McKean and Searcy
that amount be pah! When the ac­
greatest interest. The members were
The Dalles This Week deep in a discussion of finances for
of licenses to two purveyors-
of the size, cost, age or anything else.
counts of the bank tW brought to
The
ordinance
as
passed
differs
Make
First
Bow
The fee for the last half of 1998 will
the attention of the council after the
a large part of the day- Among the
Those holding the first drawn
somewhat from the one originally in- ।
be $5, however, and the cheaper
things talked about was the final
failure of. the bank it was found that
county warrants are noting the
James Luther Payne, a resident of
troduced last week - This difference
license rate will not take full effect
only $4000 worth of bonds had been
-etrlement between .he court and the
A new Arm has been organised to is largely made up of restrictive The Dalles for several JRears, but for­ Bank of Commerce receiver, E- L. especial splendor of the sunshine, the paid, according to current reports-
until 1984.
the fineness of the atmosphere and
merly a resident of Sherman county,
Freight trucks will travel the roads handle the distribution and sale of Eanses and regulations, althnuch
Morton.
Councilmen voting to institute ac­
the excellence of life in general since
died
at
his
home
there
Thursday
at a cheaper cost than heretofore be-! Texaco gasoline and oils in this none of these will make the sale of
The county received a check for
tion
against the former city treas­
the Wednesday meeting of the coun­
cause of the passage of House bill} county. J. C- McKean and Serai beer here difficult for those who in- night. He had long been ill-
810,000 on the surety bond that se­
urer
were: Nesbii. Scott, O’Meara
492 which provides that trucks weigh- 1 B ea re y are now McKean and Searcy tend to nbev the rules of good judg- i He was born in Missouri in 1881 cured, in part, the county’s deposit of ty court, for that august body is go­ and Richelderfer. Councilmen Mc-
ing between 1700 and 8000 pounds dealers in gasoline. The building for- mart The attitude nf «he city fath- and come with his parents to Sher- 13,050 in the bank at the time it ing to pay some warrants and relieve Kee and Yates voted against such
the condition caused by three months
will be taxed at 70 cents per hun-1
occupied by the stock of trac- era throughout has been one nf tol- man county when a boy. The family closed. An attempt was made to
eranre even though manv of them do settled in the Rutledge ^¡strict where
without anything to use for money. action. The city of Wasco suffered
dredweight instead of 90 cents, tor and combine parte will be changed
। reach an agreement with Mr. Morton
It is quite likely that next week serious financial losses in the bank
grew to manhood.
Trucks from 300« to 4500 pounds to an oil office. A truck will soon be n»« fevor beer. Thev have nassed an Janies
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' whereby the county could get immed-
The funeral was held in The Dalles .
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other warrants will be paid unless the it is understood.
will be allowed to operate at a cost 1» operation for country deliveries, ordinance nermi^tine the sale of
....
,
• late possession of
oi the
me bonds
oonus given by
oy
.lnAAA . l
The purchase of a new pumping
and bunal was made were. He is the
.
Bank pt Commerce for -curiiy !he court find, that the |10,00<> they
ten per cent less than formerly. Lar- and • pump for retail sales will be beer in the hope that moral condi­
plant for the city well was deferred
. fnr k
.
-a
*
J
y
|have
received
from
the
bonding
com-
tions will ba improved if the drink is
th« MMMifv
rArtinmfA of
nf deposit
n»nnAit
j for the
county certificate
for two weeks on account of financial
handled cautiously and In the open. dren, a brother Ben, of Grass Valley ; of $6000- The bonds, with accrued pany must go to other uses.
conditions.
H. N. Crandall, of The
and
a
sister
Mrs.
Minnie
Whitstine,
Violations of the ordinance will be
interest, are worth the money the
rate was raised. Those used in trans­ Oil Around Kent
Dalles
appeared
befpre the council
now
living
in
Portland.
likely to result in entire elosing of
county had in this certificate and im­ Ferrel Barr Wrecks
portation of agricultural products and
and
explained
the
proposed turbine
to the sale of the brew.
mediate settlement of this problem is
those used exclusively in cities may
Thought A Possibility the I. town
pump, and action on its purchase will
order to
tho oity ordinance WaSCO School Foard
now
deilred
coont
Triurks On Rural Road be taken at the next meeting.
evade this added cost-
conform to that of the federal gov- - *
• r,
The gasoline tax will be raised one
members and the liquidator-
Decides on Shoft. Term ।
A beer ordinance was brought to
Rumor has it that some day soon ernment the city win grant licenses
cent to make the total tax six cents.
Although the fund for predatory
1
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to
purveyors
for
the
quarter
from
I
.
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first
reading after a discussion last­
five for the state and one for the fed- there will be mineral developments in
Ferrel Barr had an accident that
animal eradication work in the state
Thereafter licenses .
ing
over
an hour. This ordinance if
April
to
July.
the
vicinity
of
Kent,
if
not
that,
there
had serious consequences for his
oral government
The Wasco school board met last was induced during the last session
it parses the council will provide for
can only be granted for one year.
will
be
drilling
foroil-
Several
truck
last
Friday
morning.
While
• The law affecting return of gaso­
of the legislature the same amount
No beer may be sold to those un­ week and determined several ques- will be alloted to Sherman county. coming down the hill on the Monk­ license fees of $60 for persons selling
line tax money was changed to make weeks ago an attempt was made to
tions about school for the coming
beer to be consumed on the premises
it more difficult to obtain refunds un-1 lease lands adjacent to that town for der 18 years or those attending year. One of the most radical chan­ This will allow Alva Stone to remain land market read near the Hockman
on
which it is sold and $40 if it be
schools,
none
may
be
sold
between
12
place he applied the brakes just as
less the gasoline was actually used oil drilling and later developments
ges in the former method of schools in the county and continue his work
midnight
and
6
a.
m.
License
fees
sold
in original containers only- It
he reached the bridge. For some rea­
on farms or in other ways not edn- show that the movement is still »pro­
here.
provides
fines of from $50 to $100 for
win be $25 for those selling beer by there was the action reducing the
gressing.
Perhaps
those
who
one
nected in any way with the highway.
The new relief committee was rep­ son only one front brake took effect
the glass and $15 for those selling number of months taught from nine
violation
of these ordinance and Al­
one
time
drilled
for
coal
and
oil
da-
and the truck missed the bridge
Secondary highways are under the
to eighu- While this move does not resented by George H. Wilcox. Grass
it in the on (final containers
so
prevents
the sale of beer to per­
posits
near
there
were
not
al!
wrong-
direct control of the state highway
Valley, who is chairman. With Homer landing in the ditch. The frame ex­
The council is given the eqtire dis­ nreclude the possibility of holding a
sons
under
18
years of age and to
commission for both construction and
Wall, who handled the bookkeeping tension of the bridge struck the door
cretion ip the issuance jof.lu^psee and nine months school if financial affairs
those,
still
attending
high schools-
maintenance. In this county it means
improve teachers will only be hired /or the old committee the work was but did not hurt the driver
also the pouncif _mqy
Several changes were made in the
Evidently Vic was tired of repair­
checked and arrangements made to
that Clyde Gillmor and his crew will
cense of any operator after giving on an eight month contract.
ordinance bill by the members before
ing
that particular truck for he
take
over
the
work
immediately.
The
have the job of looking after Shearers total return for this county instead
Salaries of teachers wore lowered
it was finally agreed upon, the most
him a public h
of
$19.000
as
was
reported
last
week.,
and Cottenwood grades in addition to
plan has changed, from that used last traded it in for a new one later in
Grass galley
Mice very by the board and preparations were
important .of which was the division
The
division
is
based
on
the
license
, their other duties.
year. From now on the committee tho week.
will pass made to hold expenses to a minimum
of licenses into two classes and the,
foe
return
of
1981.
The 11,600,000 to be returned to
will be given their funds. A nominal
’ evening. for the next school year.
lowering of the fee from a proposed
upon it
sum will be kept by the chairman for
The opinion o/
lm?p and
Let the Journal do your printing
$80 to $60.
immediate relief. The committee will
Ibe Moro Beer For Parched Throats
make their reports directly to the
y desired
May Be Delayed state committee where they will be
tiie same
audited. Although the county court
ince in the
the
members are also members of the
çeme feea
co
committee
the relief work will not be
Whether
the
parched
throats
of
“A lot of rising politicians,” opined I “Don’t you recon Qrqgon’s politic are the same as those in the Moro
handled
through
the court, but en-
Sherman
countians
will
be
dampened
Uncle Emmitt, “may have the chance clans are equal to that old time bird ordinance and except fqr a proposed
tirely
by
the
relief
group.
the road drunk, when the team they
From the Observer April 10, 1914
to wri^ ex before their name after who said he’d rather be right than be closing n^ur of nine o’clock and a with legal liquor today is still a
were
driving got mixed up. While
bond fqr the bqer purveyor the two question that cannot be answered un­
this sales tax business is over ”
। president?” inquired Wabash-
George Meloy Jr. and Ben Tomlin
the
owner
straightened them out his
day is over. There is .reported Schoolmen Go To
“Ha Ha. Yu think the ones that
“Son, if my memory is correct he, ordinances are identical.
x
til the di
met with a severe mishap last Tues­
chum tramped on and becoming lost
to be a real shortage of drinking
make their tax will have to sleep on said after the election, but this
day evening about eight o’clock while
LaGrande Meeting coasting
sought the barn for shelter, and in
liquor in the state and none of the
here sales tax may be right if certain
’em, do yu?” asked Wabash. ,
down First street upon a
some way set it on fire, and perished
TrSC
;Qr
C
ompany
Steck
foaming
non-intoxicating
drink
may
“It sure looks like it from this things happen in the next two years
bicycle built for one.
in the flames. He was a homeseeker
find
its
way
into
this
county
for
a
point of view,” answered the sage, an likewise it may be wrong if other
Moyed
To
The
Dalles
Schoolmen Wily Knighten, Henry
Contractor
O
A.
Ramsey
left
for|
from
England, it is said, where he
day
or
two-
It
will
be
possible
to
things
happen
in
that
time.
If
this
“waivin’ a tax before the voters is
Kent
Thursday
to
take
charge
and
Tetz
and
Vern
McGowan
drove
to-
left a family. •
I sell it in both Wasco and Moro as
' like wavin’ a red flag before a mad new deal gives everybody a good
soon as it arrives although there has ward LaGrande last Friday to attend finish the new store building being
bull and a new flag is redder than an hand, openers at least, an folks can
J. B. Morrison can't be in Sherman
The stock of tractor and combine
the meeting of Eastern Oregon
.
old one an a new tax is a lot redder pay their texes and pay a big income parts kept here by the Cascade Trac­ been little unrestrained excitement
,
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’huilt thero by L. J. Gates to replace county long without capturing real
'nwrhers. McGowan dropped off
'
than an old one. Some folks is apt tax to the state, if that passes and tor and Machinery Co. has been mov­ about it-
v »Í «
dii „» the one recently destroyed by fire-
estate. Last week he purchased 800
Pendleton
to
visit
a
brother
at
Pilot
to go plumb loco over this business the schools have money enough to ed to The Dalles by oficiala of that
| L. L Peetz received an - express acres from J. W. Johnson, Rutledge-
Rock and the others joined with some
that dog day election we got cornin’ run on. the sales tax will be as onnec- ’•omnany-
This leaves but two Eastern Star Convenes
thing over 400 other teachers to make shipment of ten young calves, mostly From the Observer April 5, 1894.
up.”
;
I «“MV *s a porch on a tent, but if branches of the company, Arlington
- k.., a —4—-
In W isco Tuesday the conference one of the largest Durhams^ last Wednesday evening,
“I read once about an enraged' folks get the same old duces and
County script taken at Moore Bros-
and The Dalles.
From the Observer April 8, 1904.
held
in
this
section
of
the
state-
populace bein the greatest enemy of treys when the deal is over an*
at 90 cents on the dollar in trade.
J. C. McKean still retains his
Prof. JIenry, leader of the Moro Will pay RÖ to 85 cents in cash-
schools have to stop, and warrants stock in the company and his office
corruption.” remarked Wabash.
PatYonire Journal Advertisers.
The district meeting of Eastern
Cornet Band, and Miss Minnie Holder
“Heck. Wabash, there ain’t no pile up, the sales tax would be or will will be headquarters for repairs, but
Star
Chapter
of
Sherman
County
was
Frank Watkins, Lloyd Smith and
were united in the holy bonds of
corruption connected with this and be a life saver for government- It the consolation of stocks haq been*
held
on
the
night
of
April
4th
in
the
Barnum Bros- were busy this
matrimony
on
the
4th-
whether what yu say Is true or not all depends, Wabash, on whether •nade in the interest of economy- Re­
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Fraternity
hall
at
Waseo.
The
Chap
­
wtoek
erecting a high board corral in
yu
’
re
an
optimist
or
a
pessimist.
If
it is sure that an enraged populace
Ninety-three totes were cast at
pairs will be ordered from the stock ters of Grass Valley, Moro and Was­
the
north
end of town to be used in
is the greatest enemy of logical yu think yu’ll* wake up some mornin’ •n The Dalles-
the city election in Moro, Monday.
r f c I J • *
co exemplified the work of the order
the
spring
roundup of horses which
thinkin’. Their mad an their brains with yu’re economic sins* all washed
Councilmen elected are W. H. Rags-
will
begin
very
soon in this county.
and
during
initiation
Mra
Bill
Nes-
MIN.
FRKCIP
MAX.
PATE
operate on the same wave length an’ away and the sun shinnin’ like it did
dale and J- F- Foss for the one year
Vic
Barr
is
wearing
a
badly
bruised
j
bit
was
taken
into
the
Anna
Fulton
both can’t be heard together at all. back in 1929, law off the sales tex:
Jos. Elliott made final proof before
.56 . 37 : 21 I term. G^ W. Brock, B. F- Pike and
MAR. 30
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.83
.47
O- W. Ramsey for the three year County Clerk Hayes last week his
It looks like this here sales Uk is go- it ain't necessary. If yu think we face ths week because he chose to ( chapter of Wasco. I’istinguished
31.
. .00 ’ term. •
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witnesses being Henry Schadewitz.
1.
in' to bring on a first rate fight that may have to slip along in low gear ride on the running board of a car guests present were Anna Ellis, APR.
Worthy Grand Matron-of Oregon, and
instead
of
inside.
He
was
near
Red-
36
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..
68
for
some
days
yet
yu
’
d
better
vote
?
will cover up the real issues con­
J. E Medler loot $4000 by the un­ Geo. Simpson. Carson von Borstel and
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8.
cerned. The gents that get in the to give the state a few pennies out nond on a horse buying trip when it Grand Representative Helen Priday
fortunate Are that destroyed his barn John von Schassen.
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front rank are apt to be splattered of what yu spnd or else yuTl have to ^appened. The driver of the car of Madras and Mrs. E IL Moore of
J. D. Wilcox and B- S. Kelsey were
and 13 head of horses etc. on the
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5
with a lot of mud that woh’t wash teach your kids yourself an’ that’d stooped suddenly because of a wreck •Moro.
elected
delegates to the county con­
night
of
the
20th-
As
near
as
can
About 130 were present including
.............. 21
Total for week
off in time for the next election sure handicap the next generation hi the road, but Vic didn’t, with the
vention—»Kent Keynotes.
be
found
out
two
men
were
traveling
consequences above mentioned.
Continued to page t»»ur.
whether they’re right or wrong ”
| terrible.
Uncle Emmett Figure» On the
Possibilitíe» of the Sale» Tax
Thirty-nine Years Ago In the
Midst of A Political Campaign
WEATHER REPORT FOR
WEEK ENDING APR. 5
Aranira