THE 9RERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL PAGE 4 »JJLL I « JW----- L I ------ yj-JL - Domestic Wheat Crop A xiomsetic winter wheat crop of only 334,000,000 bushels this season waa indicated by the April 1 condi­ tion of 59.4 per cent of normal. T^jis would be the smallest production of winter wheat since 1904. Very heavy abandonment is reported in the West- ; ern Great Plains and in the Pacific Northwest. For the country as a whole, it is expected that about 30 percent of the acreage sown last Fall has been or will be abandoned. Onlj about one third of an average crop is in prospect in Kansas or Nebraska, about half of a crop in Oklahoma and Texas and about one sixth of an ave­ rage crop in Colorado. In the Pacific Northwest about a half crop is indi­ cated for Washington and one third of a crop for Oregon. Spring wheat seeding wrs retarded by cool weather, sowing h>s r”t be gun in Minnesota Fn*- tiolly no ««din« and h*. Montana been report. to date in North Dakota but ¿ver ly four time» as much wheat as last three times as much in North Dakota one and one-half times as much in Minnesota and six times last year’s stocks in Montana. These four steles had nearly half .of the total United States farm stocks April 1« Market stocks April 1 totaled 136,000,000 bushel* compared with 207,000,000. a year ago. No official figures are yet available on stocks in mills and coun­ try elevators but using trade esti­ mates of stocks in these positions, total supplies of wheat in the United States at the first of April were ag­ round 30.000,000 to 35,000,000 bush­ els below a year ago. Canadian stocks in Canada were officially placed at 812,819,000 bushels ompared with 243,000.000 bushels a^ ^ar earlier. Farm stocks in Canada »ere wtimated at 80,037,000 bushels as ' against 58,651.000 bushel* last -«ear and were the largest for that iate on record except for the stocks I ->f 88,683,000 bushels held April 1» I 1981. Bonded wheat in North Amer- I ie. ~ «o® 25.0W.000 bu.hel. und.r I that hold at the aw date last year --------------------- * o.' eon tai « o-l: wlJ Wasco —» recalled & M d«W&SSLi' J» £2 insurance eommlMioner of th« to law: Amodnt of capital stock , - L.Jd UP . ............... jj 000 000 00 - ..... .r *%. .838.1(7.2* 140.011.1* o h«*r-. income f.om ether sources received during the year.. 1OL7M40 260.41446 To.at expinditures .... (3.350.351.4« ABUTS Valu: cf real esta.e owned » in -kc: laluo) . .................... •Vtltte o.' etoclu and tonds e.7i)jd (convention «»lue» 3427.50».25 2M.821.14 Lots» cn morwaaes and coi- 86.54C.00 MU Irtirci. cte .< 306 168 13 C th in banks and on hand Pr^rJ’wn 1? course of col- 04.430 76 l.c cn wshten since Sep­ >64.68113 .... 22.744.4* tember 30. iwt - . ......... Ir. rr H "-nd. rents due and ...................................... acsrMB ......................... All others ................................. 9S7 ìo»54 Total Incom: Net losses i the rear indu. Dividends’ pi stock durin Cpmmusiona and aalarlee paid during the year ..... Taxes. Ucepes and tees paid aurin« the year .... Amount of all other expendi­ tures Value of real estate owned ’ _ i market vaine* ........... Nil Value o: «tocks art» bonds owned «market value).....>24*1.4*2.74 Loans on mortcages and col- _ teteraL etc................................ Nil Canh in baffas and on hand Premiums in Course of coiiee* tion written sine* Septeus- _ber 30. im «net* ...7777. ! I1.M4»! Due from other comp»nie« for reinsurance on lovto, _ alrtadr SMS ......... 10*41 Interest and rents due and accrued ........ ........................ 27.M2W Total «*«nUted ’ima >.5MM Loues pelo durine the year Lo».*» incurred durine the Mame fitetu purtuani °? th«. 31«t Say Of Dwmber. 1«W. mede to the insurance commUiioncr of tee «tate of Orytm. pursuant to law: Amount of eaoital^tuK-k Net losses psid year includine It di ^ST mììì - stock durine tl . Cair mias ona ai palò durine th Taxee. ileenses ai _ durine tee rea Amount of all »1 •alarle» S 4.98*413 0 434.000 00 J.M4IU0S 2*1,430 0 2.7M453 M busineb A in ORItdON TOR TH1 YEAR I ft««— p*iea«»a*^S«*»9.5«3.34 Blue & White Yellow Cling Peaches, 2 l-2s........ 2 for 27c Tote’ iocom« DISBURSEMENT.! Net I omm paid durin? the year, including adjust men. Red & White Catsup, 14 oz bottles............ ^07747*.11 > 0344*0.31 334.721.49 •A.fûsn - f 10,233.4> Total expend¡.‘^•e:, ............. 814.: 1 AS3ÈTC- Valus of rsal rnat« o-rned 3.530 03 («narket valus» ............ i Value of «tû'ks mid bo.i^« own«d .... 137X33.26 Orosa claim« for »oja?« Liv 4 l*‘d . ..................... ,............... I Amount «f unearned prem.- uma on all outstandUil eapIUl ........ . ......... I >00.000 03 over all RA m Ì u I m . .. M1.7C1 <3 as regarda «oUey- holders .....A.. .,'...> 021.7*140 gUBlNBBq 14 ORBÓÓN FCHt Tl^T ivce.ved du - “AV the reir'i.,’ duris« the v.jr «9 ’.8» *.cir L * r •” >7-/j -. iNY L-O ‘V. Ct •: U. S. Manager. A ^.Utj .. cJt I Attorn,y-in-F: -t: r Ca»ital »aid up . deposit cap- Surplus ever all Ùab.Ilhcs è TSÄ..“ retarda vo..<»- $ 73.873.813.74 “ Blue & White Norwegian Sardines in Pure * Olive Oil 14s . . ................................. 05c Red & White Prices Are Lower Shorts .75 sack $17.00 per ton Mill Run Br.n; .65 sack $15.00 per ton .50 sack $15.00 per ton $20.00 per ton R. Wheat New Perkins Hotel M. h ELSON, Owner* ARTRUDEEN, Manager t RATES: Calf Meal Cracked Com ’ Scratch Feed Lay more Egg Mash Salt Half Ground I ». 158.600.47 •vrr .T,”d « !î,SïW;Âr?'».iS:«s?! ÜSIT h AKCB COMPANY. LTD: Warner. United State« Stätatery ruident attorney for urvie«. v. D. Oabrielson. Salem. Oreton. valuation: Prices are lower because we are here Full Line Of Chick Feed Pure Mayonnaise, pints Packed Sanitary Never Sold in Bulk '.3.000.00 1.73*4*0.41 .‘iW OIÎK30N'roR t £ s 'B ai I • rold By the Farmer, For the Farmers 2 for 25c 8th and Waahirgrton Street» Portland. Oro. Al. 0i uMMi JOHN H. BURGARD BYNOPSIS WASCO, OREGON ; Name of »resident. RO. Jameson: vice .»resident. Arthur Lens sen. _ _ p Name of secretary. Charles H. San-er Statutory reaident attorney for cervlcs 3 EV 11414470 >• MW $7 LBWIB BLDO.. PORTLAND. OR. Cat . TotJ1 ‘ncSKa r3W,163 72 Due for commiMion ändbro- NanHAMH?rofi™ mpany N‘ ' OO ¿NE84 IN ORSOON FOR THE >.»4.»00»0 Amount of unearned premi - ums on all outstanding Mibilitle« I4MA4S.M Nr-t premiMM r*-c,n-d dur a.JlWiarti-w...........• ’.•M.TW-M tetetvit dividend» »M ponte 72.095.00 •o o* *•*••••*• • • •«•••••' • ‘"»Si? ' I premiums received djr- u tw year ........................... 8.44».» • m paid durinr the year. . 4.415.15 «as incurred dur Ina the ear ........................... 3.93916 lame ot company. The Minh-iUan Fire IManne Insurance corn pan». ■ OrOM claims for losses un- » The Red & White Store 7.540.20 15.320 44 32.171.667.41 Total * JinUngency reserva liabilities, except ccpi- Capital paid up '.'.'.'.'.’i*/; Surplus over all liabilities... •urpins as ressrds polier - 63.974.57 M. laâ............ „ and rente due and ateets. ...1 un Qroz: claims pAid ,'..«•••*•••• •* t 304.04 00 Amount ol unearned premi­ ums on all outstendin* 1.U1451.00 risk* ............ .. ....i.... Dee for commiaaion and bro^BM» ' .j . i • • • Lil o&r UabiUUM Total admitted nraeU ......t; .3.(27.001.0* UtiHDnBB ( rose claims for )os»e» uu- pald .............. ..( 50.500 00 Amount of unearned premi­ ums on nil outstandtac •74.335 71 Due for commis uon and brokeran . ................... ' *42. ÌO5ÓÌ AU other liabilities ............. . 23.¿¿ÍC> i and on hând _ courte ot. col- written «Ince Bsp- BSH! Tolal «"pandlture« ,,, ........... > *M.7M.M . day sur- 3C3.C00.00 .......... frò 3 IB '“VKpFEIS of mnua! «tatem^nt of ■; * "** ~ A rm dants B M. Sias and Maud G- Sias, Dell Hull business in in The Dalles last Friday. Earl Jones of Portland spent Sun- L*.. ----- transacted ------- husband and wife, and Sherman day in Wasco with friends and rela- Bend last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Popper of County National Farm Loan Asso­ tives. ' . Mrs. Paul McCulloch and Doris left Alderdale, Washington, spent last ciation, in the sum of 8172138 with Miss Viola Patey of McMinnville the last of the week for Baker where Sunday at the home of Mr*. G. interest thereon from the 9th day of Pepper. is a guest at the home of her sister they will visit for several weeks. February, 1983, at the rate specified Mrs- L. P. Haven The National Honor society of the in said judgment; the further »um of Mr- and Mrs. Bill Nesbit were busi­ Mr*. L, P. Haven substituted at the ness visitors in The Dalle« Saturday. Wasco high school had a progressive 1100.00 attorney, fees, and 881-60 dinner following initiation Thursday costs and disbursements, and which high school Monday and Tuesday for Mrs. Joe Hilderbrand has returned afternoon. Beginning at the hotel said execution commands mo to make Miss Profitt who is in Portland for a from the Dalles hospital but is quite Sherman, and going from there to sale of all and singular the following few days. poorly at last reports. 1 • 4 Jw . the home of Mrs. Wall thence to the described real property situated in) Mr. and Mrs. C. H- Sundby and son Sherman County, State of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stroll spent Fortner home and ending at the home and Mise Ritha James all of Portland to-wit: ♦ of Mrs. Huckin. where they spent the spent Sunday at the John Royce home the week end in The Dalles at the remainder of the evening with jig­ The North Half of the Northwest and Miss ErflVtth Sundby returned home of their daughter Mrs. George saw puzzles > Quarter of Section Thirty-four Knebel- home with them. in Township Four South of Mrs. A. ’ B. Potter entertained the Hugh Walker spefit last Wednes- Mr- and Mrs. .W h H scs and daughter Range Seventeen, East of the Klondike Community club last Thurs- of Vancouver spent Sunday at the day in Portland transacting busi- Willamette Meridian, containing day- . Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKee entertain­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Afton McIn­ _ 80 acres, Sherman County, State Mr. and Mrs. Pardee Rich of Hub­ ed a number of members of their tyre. of Oregon. ..Mias Vivian Troynce shopped in bard, were in Wasco last week. family last week end. Those present The Dalle* Friday. M- G. Tuol was a business visitor Together with all and singu­ Mr*. Leo Wattins, Mrs. Bob^vans, were Mrs- Clark Dunlap and Mr. and in-Portland Thusday. lar the • tenements, heredita­ * •_ Mrs- Mary Barbur and son spent Mrs- Charles Marshall and family of Mrs. A. M. Hicks visited at Moro ments and appurtenances there- - On May 4th the Neighbors of the week end in Portland with rel­ Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dun­ last Monday. unto belonging or in anywise ap- Woodcraft will sponsor the Rufus ative*. lap of Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. George ‘ pertaining- • ' The Wasco M. E. chprch is being re ­ Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Manning en­ Van Gosbeck and family of Blalock. high school play “Two days to. get decorated inside. Other repairs are Now Therfore, by virtue of said ex* married” which will be given at the tertained a number of the young peo­ Mr. and Mrs. Claud Eaton and fam­ being done alsç. Fraternity hall at Waaco. ple Saturday nigty at cards, and high ily of Klondike, Mr- and Mrs. John motm were made by Kate Johnson Stevenson of Klondike. Mr. and Mrs. oh Monday, ths first day and Max Williams. Marion McKee and son of Moro. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE I, at ths hour of ten If - Berni* Ouy home Young Mr, Guy O£ REAL PROPERTY Mr. and Mn. Chas. Everett and Mr. Mr. and Mrs- Louis Scholl wiH fan the forenoon of said day, returned with them for a short visit. and Mrs. Ed Feldman visited in The spend the week end'at the Northwest­ and at the front door of the court- Notice Is given that an execution A tiupiber of friends gaVe; Misu Dalles Sunday and Mrs. Feldman ern Power and Light Lake near Effie Abrews a handkerchief shower went on to Portland that night. - White Salmon fishing. - ' of the Circuit Court of the' State of Oregon, sett at public auction, sub­ at the home of Mrs. Dick Schunke, Oregon for Sherman County, to me ject to redemption, to the highest bid­ Mr. and Mrs. Vic Smith were din ­ Mrs. Michael and daughter of Port­ the occasion being her birthday. directed and dated March 27th, 1983, der for cash in hand, all the right, ner guest* at the Howell home Sun ­ 'ii-' '■ L • ■e j . land spent the week end with her in a suit therein pending wherein The title, interest and estate in and to day. The friends of Charles Gplliher will mother Mrs. Kate Johnson. Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a the said reaj property which said de­ be glad to know he is much improved Mr. and Mt*. Frank Morrow spent Mrs. Norma Byrd and family of from his illneSa^» His daughter, Mrs- corporation, was plaintiff, and B. M* fendants. or either of them, had on Portland visited relatives at Wasco Earl Jones of Portland, was with him the week end in Salem visiting with Sias and Maud G- Sias, husband and the 15th day of January, 1928, being Mr. and Mrs. Jame* Laidlaw. last week- wife; Geo- F. McKay and Emma 0. the date on which the mortgage men­ during his illneAs •* Q Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warner were McKay, husband and wife; The Citi­ tioned in said decree was recorded, Mrs. D. F Young and Lloyd Royce Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blau spent Isst^ guests at the McKjnney home Sun­ zens Bank of Grass Valley, Oregon; or since had in or to the above men­ of Dufur spent Saturday at the John week end in Portland- ( day- A. A; Schramm as Superintendent of tioned and described real property, Royce home. part thereof. L>*I1J k D vl of the LI1C State vl OUUW of Vav^VMI Oregon; • ^a»» and or in any w • » Mrs. L- P. Haven entertained the Mrs- Augusta Huckin and daughter Banks Bert ßenne Lt, Gordon Ward and Sherman County National Farm Loan : Dated this 27th day of March. Junior bridge club and guests last visited in The Dalles Saturday. Maynard Guy all of Goldendale were Association, a corporation were de- 1938. Thursday afternoon. High scores for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin West of Gill­ fendants, and in which proceeding a in, Wasco^Saturday on business. HUGH CHRISMAN guests was made by Mrs. E. Watkins iam county spent last week end at judgment wa* rendered in favor of JherMT of Sherman County, Oregoij. —. -.... --i and for club by Mrs- Afton McIntyre, the Lee Hines home of Annual Statement of th« said plaintiff and against the defen- m-31-a-21 ÚTON FIRE INSURANCE Bill McKean visited hi* relative* _ TT , , v . -JW YORK * . . . . . „ . , W. C. Helyer of Kent transacted in the «tate of New' York, on the 31st He is at- , . . ' » j day of December, 1932. made to the In- " at Wasco last week end. Ji V w , . , , business in Wasco Monday. aurance cotnmlaaloner of the State of tending North Western business col- Omon. nura^^law. Chester Medler spent last week end LOTTING DOES SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE AS YOUR TELEPHONE lege. Amount of capital stock paid 593.030.00 in Portland on business. INCOMÉ | 5 Mr. and Mrs- Kenneth McCafferty unu received dur- div’d*ndi" anA’ rent« 227.11CX2 Ira Hill of The Dalles visited at left last Monday for a two weeks Saves time—saves strength— Surin* the year... 15PXÎ4 03 Wasco Monday. , /. . other sources j vacation at Battlegrouhd, Wash, the rear.. 574X97X7 f increases personal effectiveness Tho Ladies Aid of the M E. church 951X22 '3 i Mrs- Marie Cooper was a business Total RSEMENT3 and the Mary Elisabeth class met at during the I visitor in Portland last Monday. •djuaun^ut^ - the home of Mrs. Orville Yocum on r 3J93M31 on eapiUÌ Miss Elda Ferrell arrived home >3X33 '' Wednesday. from John Day where she has spent ne year ...,. 137.14243 pnd fees p^.d Mrs. A. W. Clothier came from some time visiting. 12.433 5^ all other expend'. - Castle Rock to spend a while with 3X82.053 PS Nyal and Edward Grady of Port- _ her family. Total • '• ' ■ -•X1I3.C04.14 land spent the week end with their alno of real estate owned Lloyd Hennagin was in Portland parents. Sunday the Grady family cka and bonds several days last week. were guests at the home of Mr- Gra ­ rket value)... 2.CC2X13.C1 teMes and co.- Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand shopped dy’s mothen in Goldendale. areas with - important sections of South Dakota and limited districts Kent Auxiliary Notes elsewhere having little or no reserve subsoil moisture. . World stocks of wheat are still I The members of the auxiliary of - large. A larger proportion of the I George Bell Post No. 49 met at the grain however» is on farms with less I home of Mrs. L. H. Ayres last Thurs- to be accounted for in the usual com-1 day afternoon. There were ten'mem- nwrcial channels. North American bers and three visitors present, stocks still exceed those of last sea- Mrs Alice George, ©resident of the son with a moderate reduction in I Dept- of Oregon, paid an . official United States supplies and in bonded I visit. She is visiting the auxliaries grain more than offset by larger I in this part of the state, accompanied stocks of Canadian wheat. Farm I by her husband, Sid George, who as stocks of wheat in the United States I state commander delivered the a$- cf "*• a. on ».he tblrtr-fli o’ D.'-.-'-c-. 1SS3. mad* to the » ■-? Ccmm »slcn'f cf tn* Stete c c, i v- sr.z.1. to mw; t * X-» a ts- nr a v OREGON» FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1983. dross at the dedicaUon of the Legion | hall in Kent several years ago. ! Mrs. George is interested in the membership campaign and told what the other unite in the state were do­ ing along this line this year. She also stressed the poppy sale. She is interested in the ,4-H club and was gratified to learn that some of the ¡Cent auxiliary members were 4-H club leaders. Light refreshments were served. half of the acreage haa been eown in to that total North •‘”ck’ South Dakota. Sufflcient moisture to appear to be moderately above those start the crop is present in most I of a year ago. April 1 were placed at 178.354,000 bushels or nearly 13,000.000 bushel» I more "than a year ago. Stocks in the winter wheat states were generally well below last season but in most spring wheat producing states remain­ ing supplies were much larger. Near- | . JL MOHO, Bond« broui Room with Roth. *9.00 srd$l 50 Without Rath, |1.50 and $1 00 Permanent rates as low a* 812.50 per month. 1 irenroof—Insured FREE GARAGE 4 25 lb sack $1.10 lOOlbsack $1.50 lOOlbsack $1.40 lOOlbsack $2.00 125 lb sack $1.20 per ton $ 16 50 The-se prices are subject to market changes -h :Di n€ ÚV A \S. O OREROX