THE
F-
»HERMAN
COUNTY
JOURNAL,
MORO,
OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1933.
U Meridian, except five here* con
A. Schassen and Pearl Schaseen, Oregon for Sherman County, to me
veyed to Kent Lodge No. 185 I.
directed
and
dated
May
2nd,
p)33,
in
husband and wife; Mike Bibby; and
O. O, F- by deed book O page 270,
a
suit
therein
pendint
wherein
The
Sherman County National Farm
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Bargain Ends Soon
Continued from page one.
and Mrs. Walter Warner spent
Records
of County of Sherman.
Federal
Land
Bank
of
Spokane,
a
Loan Association, a corporation, were
I counties huve their taxes lowered.,
several days this week in Pprtland-
State of Oregon, to which refer
defendants, and in which proceeding corporation, was plaintiff, and Jerry
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sargent and , Corporations like the railroads and
ence 1* hereby made-
An indication of the great interest daughter and Arthur Spencer spent1 the power companies will probably a judgment was rendered in favor of । M- Wilson and Laetitia Wilaon,
Together with all and singular
husband and wife; The Pacific Tel
said
plaintiff
and
against
the
defen-1
Oregon motorist* are showing in the Sunday and Monday in Portland.
not buy in Oregon and will in most
the tenements,
hereditaments
danta John A. Schassen and Pearl ephone & Telegraph Company, a cor
There were no marked changes in renewal of their driver»’ licenses and
Mm. Augusta Huckin .nd daughter buy in other .tales becuse of the
and
appurtenances
thereunto be
poration;
L
E.
Wilaon
and
Anna
T,
Schaasen, husband and wife, and,
the general wheat situation during in the saving* accomplished by reg
added
tax
here.
longing
or
in
anywise
appertain
Wilson,
husband
and
wife;
Moro
Sherman County National Farm Loan
the week and the recent sharp fluc istration prior to June 9th, i* the in shopped in The Dalles Friday.
Small merchants are normally op- Association, a corporation, in the sum State Bank, a corporation»*- A. A.
ing.
tuations in domestic market* may be creasing demand for free copie* of
Mrs. Guy Pound of The Dalles was
posed to the tax because their cus of $3226.89 with interest thereon Schramm, as
Superintendent of
Now Therefore, by virtue of said
aCributed Largely to the varying uhe Oregon Motorist’* M*nual- Hun a visitor in Wasco Saturday-
tomers will have the privilege of buy from the 28th day‘of April, 1933, at Banks of the State of Oregbn; and execution and order of sale, and in
trade interpretations of the probable dreds of requests' are being received
Mr- and Mrs. J. O. Yocum shopped ing outside the s<ate without paying the rate specified in said judgment; Sherman County N0oaal Farm Lyan compliance with the demands of said
influence of pending currency and, weekly by Hal H. Hoss, SecreUry of
in The Dalles Saturday.
the tax.
the further sum of $200.00 attorney Association, a corporation, were de writ, I will, op Tuesday, the 6th day
farm relief legislation. Heavy rains- SUte, from renewal applicants who
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Feldman spent ; The tax will re e little more mon fees, and $24.75 costs and disburse fendant«, and in which proceeding a of June, 1933, at. the hour of ten
in Western ereas of the main winter wish to study the questions and ap
ey than would the regular property ments, land which said execution judgment was rendered in favor of o’clock in the forenoon of «aid day,
wheat belt improved the crop where proved answers before taking the re the week end in Portland. •
.ax and would not bring the state out commands me to make sale of all and «aid plaintiff and against the defen and at the front door of the court
the grain had germinated but were quired examination-
Mr. and Mrs. L- J. Lucas and
of
the red quicker. It would make singular the following descried real dant* Jerry M. Wilson and Leatitia house .in Moro, Sherman County,
too late to be beneficial in much of
“Every possible effort is being daughter spent Sunday and Monday
it
possible
for the state to get their , property situated in Sherman County, Wilson, husband and wife, and Sher- Oregon, sell at public auction, sub
the drought area of Western Kansas made to simplify the proceedure nec in Portland
. man County National Farm Loan As ject to redemption, to the highest
hare
of
the*
taxes without making State of Oregon, to-wit:
and Nebraska- ' Wheat was in need essary under the existing law to ob
Mrs.
Grover
Young
of
Grass
Valley
sociation, a corporation, in thè sum of .bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
the
counties
pay
the
first
money
re
- of rain ih Eastern Washington and tain a renewal license,” declares Mr
The Southeast Quarter of the
$9863-96 with interest thereon from title interest and estate in and to
visited
her
daughter
Florence
Satur
ceived
to
the
state
and
might
relieve
Oregon where freezing temperature? .loss. “After a stu^y of the Motor
Northeast Quarter, the South
the
28th day of April, 1933, . at the ___ ___ real property which said de
hat situation somewhat
recently have retarded growth. Spring ist’s Manual the applicant should be day.
east Quarter, the East half of
rate
specified in Mid judgment; th« fen(UnU, or either of them, had on
Summing up the points of this dis
seeding made good pr. gress under able to complete the written quiz and
Harold Sanford, Dick Rice and
the Southwest Quarter of Sec
further
*um of$600-00 attorney fees, the
th 24th
24th day of August, 1922, being
cussion
of
the
sales
tax
it
is
evident
favorable weather condit • ns but the he visual acuity tests in approxi Waiter Laymen of the Farmers Na
tion Thirty-four, the Southwest
and $27.20 costs find disbursement*, the date on which the mortgage
that
the
passage
of
the
measure
will
soil remains dry in large s. tions in mately 20 minutes. Driving tes.s are tional of Portland were at Wasco last
Quarter of the Southwest Quar
and which said execution commands mentioned in ^aid decree was record
aid those persons who
large acre
South Dakota and Southwestern Min not required on renewals unless the Thursday-
*
ter of Section Thirty-five, Town
s
ma to make sale of all and singular ed, or sinee had in or to the above
ages
in
this
county
The
entire
coun-
nesota. In Montana, North Dak^: applicant is- 70 years of age, or older,
ship Four, South of Range Six
The
Wasco
Study
Club
met
at
the
the following described real property nRUrimiii* —ri described real proper- .
Jy
will
pay
approximately
$20,000
and Northern Minnesota ample mois or is physically impared,” Mr. Hoss
teen Eas^ of the Willamette Me
situated In Sherman County, State of ty, or smy part thereof.
home
of
Dr.
Richelderfer
last
Fri
less
for
state
purposes.
It
will
oom-
ture is present for starting the crop. >oints out.
day and a very good program was •pletely relieve those who pay person-। ridian- '
Dated thia 2nd day of May, 1933.
Oregon, to-wit:
Seeding has been nearly three-fourths
Together with all and singular
Only five weeks remain before the given. Twu paper» were given by
HUGH CHRISMAN
al property taxes. An added burden
completed in the main spring wheat new motor- vehicle laws become ef-
All
of
Section
Twenty-one,
the tenements,. hereditaments
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon-
Township Four South of Range
states with about one-half of the fective. at which time the drivers’ Mrs. Vic Smith and Mrs. Augusta will be placed on every consumer of 1 and appurtenances thereunto be
the state to make up for the tax lose- j
Last publication May 26, 1933.
sowing completed in North Dakota licenses will sell fdr twice the pres Huckin.
Seventeen, East of the Willamet-
longing or in anywise appertain-
es
that
will
result
from
the
relief
to
and Montana, around 90 per cent in ent price- The fee under the new en
The Contract bridge club met l^ist
- ing. ,
Minnesota and slightly over 95 per actment will be $1, as against 50 Wednesday at the home of Mrs- Lam- taxpayers both personal and real.
Now Therefore, by virtue of said
cenOn South Dakota-
cents now being charged. Motorist« bom and Mrs- Frank Morrow made
execution
and order of sale, and in
Patronize Journal Advertisers-
The conditions of the Northern must have their .licenses renewed if high score for the afternoon.
compliance with the demands of said
Hemisphere Winter wheat cropt issued to them prior to July 1,1931,
M. and Mrs. .Torn Striker spent
writ, I will, on Tuesday, the 6th day
which account for roughly one-half or forfeit their driving privileges. Sunday at Rufus with their daughter.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
of June. 1933, at the hour of ten o’
of the total world production is most September 1st has been set as the
clock
in the forenoon of said day,
Mr- and Mrs. John Royce were
All persons having claims against
V
ly satisfactory and suggest* another deadline for the existence of these old
and
at
the front door of the court
good harvest for the current year. type licenses, according to the new transacting business in The Dalles the estate of Emma Elliott, deceased, । house in Moro, Sherman County,
are hereby required to present them,
last Saturday-
Taken as a whole, however, the out law. •
Oregon, sell at public auction, sub
turns are * not likely to equal the
Mrs. Robert Foister and daughter duly verified, with proper vouchers, ject to redeemption, to the highest
Those drivers wishing’to study the
within
six
months
from
the
date
of
large crops of last season. Official questions and answers in the Motor of Rufus visited at the Tate home the
this notice, to the undersigned, at bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
reports of abandonment are not yet ist’s Manual before taking hte exams first of the week.
- he law office of Updegraff & Pepper, title, interest and estate in and to the
available but seedings were only mod can obtain free copies of the booklet
said real - property
said . de
Mrs. Marie Cboper transacted busi Moro, Oregon.
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- which
.
erately under those of a year ago and by writing directly to Secretary Hoss,
Dated and first published thw 5th fendants, or either of them, had on
ness in Portland last week-
outside of the United States, no ser calling at the county sheriff’s office,
I the 19th day of June, 1923, being the
The Tillicum bridge club met last day of May, 1933.
ious Wimer killing is in evidence. Cen the city hall, or at newspaper offices-
I date on which the mortgage men-
Lucetta A. Adlard
ditins in Europe outside of Russia Examiners’ schedules, which -show Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank
। tioned in said decree was recorded,
Administratrix of said Estate
are favorable and somewhat better when and where the tests are given Morrow. High score was made by
1 or since had in or to the above men-
Updegraff
&
Pepper
than the same time last year. Aban in the 60 individual cities and towns Mrs. George Wilde.
i tioned and* described real property,
z
donment in the Danubian countries covered by travling examiners, should , Mr- and Mrs. G- E. Coleman of The Attorneys for Administratrix.
How is your supply* of
or any part thereof.
Last published May 26, 1933.
apparently was not nearly so heavy be obtained when asking for a Dalles spent the week end at the
Dated this 2nd day of May, 1933
as last season with the condition now Manual.
of letterheads, billheads, state
home of Mrs. Coleman’s mother Mrs
Last publication May 26th. of May,
reported as good to very good. In
E. Siscel.
1938.
NOTICL>OF SHERIFF’S SALE
ment etc?
Spain. France and Italy, where near
,
HUGH CHRISMAN
Sheriff
Hufch
Chrisman
transacted
OF
REAL
PROPERTY.
ly half of the European'crop outside
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon.
business in Wasco Saturday-
of Russia is produced, conditions are
.
i
Notice is given that an execution
good to excellent. In the Northwest
Mr. and Mrs- Harry Sawin accom and order of sale has been issued out
ern European countries conditions are
panied by Mrs. M. G. Tuel and Mar of the Circuit Court of the State of N0TICE 0F SHERIFF S SALE
We can print anything but
average or better- The conditions of
ion spent the week end in Portland.-
Oregon for Sherman County, to me
OF REAL PROPERTY
Mrs. Gertrude Pepper was called
Winter^wheat in Russia is good and
directed
and
dated
May
2nd,
1933,
in
T .. .
J,
to The Dalles Friday due to the ser
money and can almost do that.
Harold and Joy White were in
Notice is given that an execution
- » spring seeding has made good prog
a suit therein pending wherein The
ious illness of her sister.
Portland
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
ress but low temperatures have chec-
Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a and order of sale has been issued out
Mrs-
Steve
McMillan
shopped
in
la*t
week-
Thet
were
accompanied
. ked germination.
corporation, was plaintiff, and John of the Circuit Court of the State of
The Dalles Monday.
home
Misa Violet Seely who
India, which ranks next to the
.
.
. . . .
I ed several days
Try us and tue will try to
E. E. Kaseberg transacted business I
United States in Winter wheat pro
in
Walla
Walla
last
week.
I
Mrs.
John
McDermid
and
_Mrs.
duction. has just completed harvest
please you.
-
.
I Harry Van Gilder entertained the
ing a crop estimated at 340,480,000
tMrs. Marion Howell m repo
I Thurt<|ay. afternoon club last Tuesday
bushels which is seven million bush much improved from an atUck of afternoon Mrs Bill Nesbit took the
els under last season's outturn and
I guest prize and Mrs. McCafferty won
over fifty million bushels under the
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller and Mr. and I the club prize
WASCO, OREGON
record crop of 1931- This season s
Mrs. Dave Reid of The Dalles were
The Epworth League qf The Dalles
harvest will be only about sufficient
Sunday guests 4>f Mr. and Mrs. Ron held services at the Wasco M. E.
for domestic consumption with little,
ald
Macnab.
> church last Sunday night-
if any. wheat available for export
W r R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities
Worth
TaU
of
La
Grande
was
in
The extension of the Indian tariff
Mr- and Mrs. R. «0. Scott spent
on wheat imports until March 31, Wasco on business last Monday.
several days in Portland this week.
SPECIALS FOR MAY 5 & 6 1933
1934, suggests that wheat imports
Mrs- Jack Sheets entertain the.
Jones
Tuesday Study Cub this week A 1^"*“ w”k end in Stanley
GraK5 Valier
into India during the coming year
will be kept at a minimum, as has
2 for 23c
Wheaties
.............. *..
.........
Kin*
been the case durng the past two
.. 3 for 10c
crop seasons. Recent rains in North kins one on “The Atlantic Beaches’’ I Mrs Lee Hines is visiting in Arl-
P & G Naptha Soap
- -............ *■ • •
I ington at the home of her daughter
African countries have benefited the by Mrs. Ida Andrews.
Dick Schunke spent several day* I
Camay Snap
................................
crops and prospects are for fairly
good outturns from the harvest which in Portland this week.
I Dr. and Mrs- J. A. Butler spent
Blue & White Raisins, 4 lb pkg. /....
will begin next month.
,
__ .
.
. I Ugt week end at Baker and Colfax-
. Paulen Kaseberg spent the week I
tmmmmmttmmmmàmmmtmnmmmmmmtmmmmmmnmmmnœmm
Mother’s Cocoa Malted Milk, 1 lb tins.........
end with hi* parent« Mr. and Mra. 1 F. R. Fortner was a visitor in
....... 2 for 27c
A. C. Kaseberg
! - < Walla Walla last week.
NEW USE FOR RADIO
Red & White Spinach, 2 l-2s
Rev- and Mrs. Patey of Hood Riv- I Mrs. Mary Barbur and son spent
Sunshine Milk and Honey Graham, 2 lb ctn
er spent last Friday with their I several days last week in Portland
WASCO. OREGON
daughter, Mrs. L. P- Haven, and fam-1 with Mr- Barbur.
Red & White Coffee, 1 lb pkg
;...........
Wheat Conditions
For The Week
Grasa Valley to spend the day with
her parents. ,
Driver’s License
SAUS TAX
PRINTING
Wasco
The Red & White Store
SHERMAN
COUNTY
JOURNAL
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
Mrs. Audreu Eaton entertained at I
bridge Friday afternoon of last I
week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Manning and I
son spent last week end at McMinn-1
J. W. Hoech of The Dalles trans-
acted business in Wasco last Tues
day.
Ex. Fancy Blue Rose Rice............ • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamborn and
Mrs. Bernis Guy were visitors in The
Dalles last Thusday-
Green & White Shimp, Is...... ..................
ville visiting relatives.
Mt- and Mrs. P. Everett of Klam-
Mr. and Mr*. Tlbert Barnett spent I ath Fall* spent the week end in Was-
last week end with Mrs- Barnett’s I co visiting relatives and friends. Mr-
i parent* in Portland.
I Everett’s father and mother retum-
Mr- and Mrs. Bill Reid spent Sun- «d
them to Klamath
a
day in Grass Valley guests if Mr. and I visit.
Mrs- G. C. Young.
I Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDonald of I
Mr,. J. S. N.wcomb of Grw. Val-
w“k e“d witk!
ley vi.itad Tu.«toy with hW d.u,h- Mr.. MeDonild-» parent, Mr. and |
ter Mrs. Weyiand Weld-
Mr# Walter Medler.
Mrs. Doane spent the week end in I jgr anj Mrs. B. A- Grady and fam-
Portland-
*
I Uy of The Dalles spent Sunday visit- |
Tue portaille broudeaatinj-uuJ
celling set which A. G. Simson of the
radio depart nient of the United States
fore t service is operating. Is one of
•eiprul that Urp le Sam has put Into
use ns another step In checkiug forest
Arcs. Th« «M, which weighs but 14
I mujim I«. is carried hy th»* Are-chu*er
on his patrol of the dense forestk
When lie locates * fire, he can iinnu*
dlntely establish «mmiiinlnitlnn with
h en <lq un rt era.
Nyal and Ed Grady will spend the
week end at Wasco with their par- I
ents.
I
At the Junior bridge dub Friday,
which met with Mrs Cherter Medler, I
Ms. Hiidred Zell won club prise and I
the guest priM was* Uken by Mrs.
ohn RoJyce-
I
Miss Rosemary Walker entertained
a number of friends at bridge Sat-
urday afternoon.
*
. Mrs Louis Walsh shopped in The
Dalle* Tuesday.
Florence
Young
went
home
big with the B. H. Grady family,
Mrs McCafferty entertafled a num-
her of little folks Wednesday, the oc-
casion being her little daughter's Sth
birthday-
Qn Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Roy
Belshee entertained the P. N. G.
club
I Mrt Mary Andrews entertained the
I Tjnirgday afternoon bridge club this
I
I
p p Grady family have mov-
I
jnt4> the house belonging to Ed
to | Dutton.
09c
...
■ V 2 1b for
*. .. 2 for 29c
Red & White Fruit for Salad, Is.........
2 for 19c
. .2 for 19c
Blue & White Broken Grapefruit, 2s
Red & White Fey Grapefruit, 2s whole sections. 2 for 29c
... 2 for 37c
Bartlett Pears, 2 l-2s..
Gelatine Dessert, Asstd- Flavors
3 for 19c
Offers
These prices subject to market changes
- Milk Chick Starter
100 lb sack
New Perkins Hotel
Sth and Washington Street*
M. NELSON, Owner
ARTRUDEEN, Manager
RATES«
Room with Bath, $2.00 and $1.50
Without Bath, $1.50 and $1-00
Permanent rates as low as $12.50 per
month.
AAA— Fireproof—Insured
FREK GARAGE
>, ■
—
————
$2.25
Chick Mash
100 lb sack
Red & White Prices Are Lower
Turkey Starter
’(without yeast)
100 lb B&Qk
$2.50
Turkey Developer
$2.10 100 lb sack
$2 05
Chick Scratch
Mill Run
100 lb sack
$1.95 80 lb sack *
85c
$20.00 per ton
Chick Developing
^CRATCH
Oyster Shell
100 lb sack
$1.85
(western)
Scratch Feed
100 lb sack , $1.75
100 lb sack
(eastern)
100 lb sack
Cracked Corn
1O0 lb sack
95c
$1.00
(leghorn)
$1.50 100 lb sack
$1.10