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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 19 1933. PAG* 4 '■g danta John A- Schassen and Pearl Sherman County National Farm Loan and again one of the ten began to observed at the Wasco High school; Mrs. Earl Jones of Portland was a Schassen, husband and wife, and Association, a corporation, were de In this connection a fund is advanc when a very sjdenJid program was week end visitor in Wasco. Economic Equality Aim Sherman County National Farm Loan fendants, and in which proceeding a ed to the department of agriculture “ There will be a row at milking given. The Moro girls glee club Mfg FJora Wright an j Miss Ruth a corporation» in the sum judgment was rendered in favor of Of New Farm Bill with which to start paying benefits time” he said- “Hasten abroad and vtehed and, much credit ia due to ~Sehwende! entertained Thursday at Association, of $3226.89 with interest thereon said plaintiff and against the defen and thus raise the farmers’ purchas persuade each of the shareholders their splendid work which was en- i the home of Mn Watkin» for from the 28th day of April, 1938, at dants Jerry M. Wilson and Leativia ing power to that extent even before to aign a proxy, which is a. joker j O yed by all present. Others taking Mrg Frank Betta, formerly Evelyn the rate specified in said judgment; Wilson, husband and wife, and Sher Economic equality for American collecting the domestic processing tax authorising authorizing part in the program were Miss you to cast as you think Spencer the affair being a Jtiiacel- the further sum of $200-00 attorney man County National Farm Loan As which will be used later to finance the agriculture with resultant benefits to Trounce and Mesdames Morton, J. T. best the vote to which his share en laneous shower- The afternoon was fees, and $24.75 costs and disburse sociation, a corporation, in the sum of benefits to producers- Johnson and Guy Andrews- ( titles him, Then return with tho pleasantly spent and the bride re- ments. and which said execution 19868 96 ^ith interest thereon from More details as to how the various the entire nation i» the objective proxies and we shall do some voting, i - There has been * few changes made । ce j ve< j many nice gifts. commands me to make sale of all and the 28th day of April, 1933, at the provisions will be put into effect this sought in the new farm adjustment At twilight the men met at the -n the profrram to be given at the singular the following described real rate specified in said judgment; the act which is now the law of the land canon are expected soon Latest M E. Church istituto at Wasco. Mr. J. T- Johnson, Mrs. Dell Hull property .situated in Sherman County, further sum of$6000a attorney fees, through parage hy Congress and th< work is that existing agencies such barn, and in their hands were 1000 and Mrs. Augusta Huckin entertain- and $27.20 costa and disbursements, signed proxies to represent the ab- Professor W. C. Jones of the Willam- signature of President Roosevelt. as the agricultural extension service State of Oregon, to-wit:- | and which said execution commands otte University will be here instead of ed the Senior class and their friends sent shareholders- And the ten were Whether these objectives will be fully in each state are to be used to the The Southeast Quarter of the me to make sale of all and singular attained, time alone will tell, but greatest extent possible to avoid entitled to vote in their own right Roy Hewitt. The Rufus choir will most delightfully.with * three course Northeast Quarter, the South the following described real property assist with the music and there will ¿inner Saturday night at the Johnson for each still held his original share. netting up duplicating administrative meanwhile there is much in the law east Quarter, the East half of situated in Sherman County, State of “Now.” said the one who did the be a basket dinner Sunday after home. The house was tastefully dec to be understood by the public- if, machinery. the Southwest Quarter of Sec orated with tulip» and lilacs- After talking, “ We must organize- This church services at 11 o’clock. possible benefits are to be derived tion Thirty-four, the Southwest , Oregon, to-wit: dinner there were six tables of cards All of Section Twenty-one, company needs a president, a treas hence the Oregon Agricutural exten Quarter of the Southwest Quar Harry Proudfoot Curtis Tom and THE FAIRY COW and Miss Joy White and Arthur Township Four South of Range urer and eight vice-presidents. That sion serriec is cooperating with the ter of Section Th¡rty-flve Town Bruce Grady transacted business in Spencer made high score» for the Seventeen, East of the Willamet gives each of us a job. And since (By Robert Quillen in The Fountain federal department of agri- ”” ”*e ir ship Four, South of Range Six Portland Monday and Tuesday of this te Meridian, except five acres con there are ten of us, and the cow gives evening- supplying information regarding the Tribune-) teen, East of the Willamette Me week. ten gallons- it is moved and seconded veyed to Kent Lodge No. 185 I. Ten men* who were financiers provisions of the law and their ap Mrs. Ormand Hilderbrand and sons ridian- Mrs. Josip Underhill is spending that each of us receive a . salary of O. O. F- by deed book O page 270, .■hipped in ten dollars each and plication to Oregon conditions. went to Portland Saturday evening Together with all and singular Records of County of Sherman, The first fact found in a study of bought a fine cow that gave ten gal- one gallon of milk per day. All in several days in The Dalles. , . the tenements, - hereditaments to visit relatives. State of Oregon, to which refer favor say ‘Aye.’ Mrs. George Brutscher of Weston the bill is that it is retlF *hree law* ms of milk every day. and appurtenances thereunto be The motion carried without a dis Lloyd Royce visited his parents ence is hereby made The milk was divided at night and who spent several days at Wasco in one. The first part deal » r ith pro longing or in anywise appertain-«^, Together with all and singular with relatives returned home last Saturday and Sunday. duction control and benefit pi’ "''nt, ?ach man received one gallon as his senting vote log. \ the tpaemwts, hereditaments And then they milked the cow. or “farm relief’ proper, and will I Saturday. ihate. Now Therefore, by virtue of said Lawrence Royce- Bobby and Jerry and^aupw^enapces thereunto be Scon the neighbors far and near administered by the department o Mrs. Dickson of Hood »River spent Nesbit, visited Saturday and Sunday execution and order of sale, and in longing orjn anywise appertain RAY GILL TALKS agriculture. The second providesfo’ heard about die wonderful cow and last week end at the home of her with their grand parents Mt- and Mr» compliance with the demands of said ing. farm mortgage credits and will be said to one another: “Think of get Continued from page one. daughter Mrs. Dick Schunke.- writ, I will, on Tuesday, the 6th day . Now Therefore» by virtue of said John Royce. handled by the Farm Credits adminis- ting a whole gallon of milk every landview mens quartette, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Lewi» Hasting» and Mrs. * Mr- and Mrs. Bemis Guy and fam of June. 1933, at the hour of ten o’* execution and order of sale, and in t ration! while the third deals with day- What a wonderful return on a Blake with a piano solo, Vern Mc clock in the forenoon of said day, compliance with the demands of said national currency control and will bi ten-dollar investment. I wish I had Gowan who sang with Mrs. Arzell Wayland Weld »pent last Saturday ily were guest» Mother’» Day at the and at the front door of the court-, writ, I will» on Tuesday, the 6th day* used or not at the discretion of the’ \ share in her.’’ — Lemley as accompanist- and Tom in Moro. F. S- Lamborn home. Mr». Jack Bingham of Pasadena fe house in Moro, Sherman County, of June, 1938, at the hour of ten When this talk was repeated to the Fraser who gave a solo accompanied president and his treasury aids- Mrs. A. L. Gosson entertained the Oregon, sell at public auction, sub- in forenoon of said day, The purpose of the main or pro ten men. they held a meeting and Klondike Cqmmunity Club last Thurs a guest at the Cheater Medler home. ject to redeemption, te ^e highest of the couH by Mrs- Blake- duction control section is to lessen or me of them said: “Let us give Mrs- Anna Everett of California is bidder for e„h in hand, »11 the day- jn Moro gherman County * wipe out the present spread between these people what they want Our title, intereet and e.Ute in .nd to the Q aaction 8u,^ Lee» Hines is reported quite ill with visiting at the Nesbit home- the price level at which the farmer shares in the cow cost us ten dol- said real property which »aid de- redemption, to the highest the flu. Paul Venable is! visiting at the sells basic products— wheat, com ars each and we can sell other fendants, or either of them, had on bidder for cash in hand, all the right. Mrs. Rett* Burris, sister of Mr» home of his sister Mrs. Everett rice, cotton, tobacco, hogs and dairj shares at the same price ” the 19th day of June, 1923, being the Ida King is reported ill in the hos- title, interest and estate in and to So they went to a printer and ob Watkins. products, included in the measure date on which the mortgage men the said real property which said de and the level at which the farnre’ tained one thousand sheets of paper pitel in The Dalles. ’ Frank Fortner of Fortland was in tioned in said decree was recorded, fendants, or either of them, had n Mrs- Herbert Root shopped in The buys the commodities he uses in his bearing the legend: “One share in The E verfaithful class of the Chris- Wasco the first of the week on busi- or since had in or to ttye above men the 24th day of August, 1922, being the cow.’’ Then they sold 500 of Dalles Friday. business and home. tian church gave their class party neM. tioned and described real property, the date on which : the mortgage Three specific . methods of accom these shares at $10 each, which The Wasco Study Club entertained Saturday at the home of Mrs. Eliza Bill Nesbit is reported on the sick or any part thereof. mentioned in said decree was record plishing this adjustment of produc* brought them $5,000, and divided the | the mothers at a tea at the home of Dingle. , - << -, • Dated this 2nd day of Mdy, 1933- list this week._______ ____ ed, or sine* had in or to the above tion a demand of, any one or all of other 500 among themselves , as their Mr». Ed McKee Friday. A good pn- Last publication May 26th. of May, mentioned and described real proper Mrs- Glen King was a guest at the The Tuesday Study club held their which may be put into effect by the »eward for being smart- gram ,was given- ,_ The hiuse was last meeting for the season at the Lucas home Saturday- 1933. Each man of the ten now had 51 ty, or any part thereof. secretary of agriculture, are briefly tastefully decorated with spring DeMoss park- They had a pot luck HUGH CHRISMAN Mrs Macnab and daughter Dated this 2nd day of May, 1933. ■.hares whereas in the beginning -each as follows. First, acreage reductior flowers. Dainty refreshments were Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. dinner and every one reported that at The Dalles Saturday, HUGH CHRISMAN had but one. of the basic agricultural commodities served by the committee . the -Wts" were «ne. , shopped Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon- But one of the ten began to by actual rental and benefit payment' Th Junior bridge club entertained publication May 26,^1933. Mr. and Mr». Frank Stanley Da)les Monday to the farmers; second, payment, of worry- NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE “Look here,” he said, “Evary fei- their mothers and guests at the'home v visitors at Moro last Wednesday. . - Joe Hllderbrand , , and » allotment benefits on the domestic UlWr. • , OF REAL PROPERTY ’ ow who bought a share in this cow o f j( rg Merritt Tuel. The house was NOTICE TO CREDITORS portion of a crop in return for spe Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrews were d vigited in Portland Satur- Notice is given that an execution cific crop reduction; and third, th< will expect a gallon of milk tonight, decorated with tulips and spring guerts at the home of Mrs. Maud All persons having claims against Sunday They were accOm- antf order of sale has been issued out ind the cow only gives ten gallons. 1 flowers. flowers A nice program was given use of marketing agreements wit) the estate of Emma Elliott, deceased, Akers at Moro last Sunday- pa nied by Mrs- John McClure. Mrs- of the Circuit Court oY the State of When the milk is divided into one I anj Mrs- Paul McCulloch and Mrs. processors and handlers in order tc are hereby required to present them, Oregon for Sherman County, to me Mrs. Frank Lamborn and daughter Marion McKee and Mrs. Lawrence thousand and ten parts these new I i^vrrence Kasebcrg poured at the tea raise prices to the producer duly verified, with proper vouchers, shopped in The Dalles Saturday- ’ / Kaseberg who attended the Pythian directed and dated May 2nd, 1933» in The voluntary feature- so far a' ihare holders won’t get a spoonful. I table within six months from the date of Mr». J. H. John»«.’» home wa» the Sister, conyention while there- . a suit therein pending wherein The the individual producer is concerned Shares will drop to nothing. WeFd L Last’ Wednesday music week was. this notice, to the undersigned, at Mr. and Mrs. Marion McKee and Federal Land Bank ’of Spokane, a center of a gathering Sunday Moth is fundamental to the entire bill, as better unload while we can. ’ < the law office of Updegraff & Pepper, corporation, Aras plaintiff, and Jerry So the ten men went out on the I ■*~TEACHERS EXAM*NATION er < ’s Dsy of all her children. Spring son were guests at thé Ed McKee no one is forced to pièce his farm un Moro, Oregon M- Wilson and Leatitia Wilson, der any of the law's provisions. The street to find investors and each of I Notice is hereby given that the ( flowers decorated the home. Those home Sunday- Dated and first published thia 5th husband and wife; The Pacific Tel them sold 5.0 shares that had been I County School Superintendent of present were Mr. and Mrs. C W. plan is, however, to make the bene day of May, 1933. ephone & Telegraph Company, a cor fits so attractive that widespread far awarded to him- and thus they ob- I Sherman County, Oregon, will hold Johnson and family; Mr. and Mrs- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Lucetta A. Adlard poration; I. E. Wilson and Anna T. tained a second $5.000 to divide I the regular examination cf applicants J. T- Johnson and family; Mr. and mer "participation will be obtained OF REAL PROPERTY Wilson, husband and wife; Moro Administratrix of said Estate for State teachers’ certificates a» Mrs. A- S. Johnson and family of The according to word from the Washing- among themselves. Notice is given that an execution State Bank, a corporation; A. A. Updegraff & Pepper But no,w night was drawing near I Moro as follows: Dalles, Mr. and Mrs- J. R- Johnson tim niitlwritiMifr • f ..______ Attorneys for Administratrix. Commencing Wednesday, June 14, of Boardman, Mrs. L. R. Michael and and order of sale has been issued out Schramm, as Superintendent of Last published May 26. 1933. Banks of the State of Oregon; and 1938 at 9 o’clock a. m. and continu family of Portland and Mr- and Mrs. of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, to me In one emergency your telephone may be worth ing until Friday, June 16, 1933, at W- F. Johnson- directed and dated May 2nd, 1933, in it costs in a lifetime more to you than 4tO’clock p. m- Mrs. A- o ’ x B. Riddell shopped in The , a suit therein pending wherein The Wednesday Forenoon—U. S. History, . Federftl Land Bank of Spokane, a Writing (penmanship), Geometry- Dalles Saturday. The American Legion Auxiliary corp<)ration, was plaintiff, and John Botany. _ . memibers their mothers ‘ A. Schassen , ----- entertained -------- and Pearl Schassen, Wednesday Afternoon — Physiology, ____ WASCO. OREGON Reading, Composition, General and guests at a tea Saturday at the |jUB^an^ and wife; Mike Bibby; arid A very National Farm home of Mrs- L. J* Lucas. Sherman County — ' History. . Loan Association, a corporation, were I Thursday forenoon—Arithmetic, His- good program was given. Dainty re- __ Offers I tory of Education, Psychology, freshments were served by the com- ,____________ and in which proceeding I Thursday Afternoon — Grammar, mittee- The house was beautifully These prices subject to market changes judgment was rendered in favor of Geography, American Literature, decorated with tulip». ! plaintiff and against the defen- Physics. Milk Chick Starter Turkey Starter Friday Forenoon—Theory and Prac tice, Orthography (Spelling), (without yeast) Physical Geography, English Liter $2.50 100 lb sack $2.25 100 lb sack ature. Friday Afternoon—School Law, Al Turkey Developer gebra, Geology, Civil Government. Chick Mash Bookkeeping. WASCO, OREGON WltEY W. KNIGHTEN 100 lb sack $2.10 100 lb sack $2 05 County School Superintendent- j| WasccT Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers The Red & White Store Join the circle of the easy-to-reach AX^ hen you have a telephone, people anywhere who want to speak to you can speak to you, and you can spesk to anybody, anywhere. Because you have a telephone, the druggist, the gro cer, the department store, the physician, the fire de partment-all can render you greater, more instant service. , Turn to your telephone. Rely on it. Nothing does so much for so little, or stands ready to do so much more. R. H. McKEAN MRS. B. E. HAILEY, Asst. Mgr. GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR, FARM 1MPLE MEN IS, in „ SperS II I FLOUR Crown Mills mitch E ll , lewis a st aver co . Farm Implements Wasco Oregon W e R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities of Hartford, in th« Ut ..e of Connecticut eu the thlrt.-.íiwi ”.’ of December. IMS. made to .he * isnrance Commi«- sioner of the o. on. purausn. tabv: __ __ Amount of capital a.ock paid :.c:2.500 C3 up ........ ......... .....I INCOME Net premium i-cc.v.dC-r- . in« the r»ar ..... «....s fntareat. dividends and received durian tna yo.... Income from othsr rouvrea received durian Uw y.—'.. L451.83?.ll Totr.1 MLK in— n-......................... S3.0I3 ; Net tosaci p*id ciurla: rear InduL.n-- adiate expenses . .. ......... , Commission« r.tui sa’cr paid during th) rru... Taxes, uccnx-s nl lets p during the r........ Amount of ail çUu« c tpt. turcs ............................. ó r.2 CO? 83 1C1C.441 00 for eommiauLoh end 2n.4<«.2» Broker**« .................... All other UabiUtins ................. 14^.108.00 OonUncrnc* reserves ............... »5.C00 8'4 61 Capital paid up IKO.XJ.K) ^•r.M. ~ teyn n . Total ........................................3i.S13.W.8i BUSINESS IN OirtQOH FOR THE YEAR N«t premium« received dur- inc the rear ................................ 85G.64C 88 Io«.»« paid durini the rear... 33.108 83 lxM«r« incurred during th" year 31.770 S3 Kame cf Con-.pnn». THE CENTURY INDEMNiTY COMPANT. . ‘ Red & White Brown Bread......... Blue & White Peaches, 2 l-2s .. 2 for 29c 2 for 37c . 2 for 27c : ' ses so Total admitted iwU.. tfl.813.842.38 LI UMLITIE3 Orosa claims tor lease« un- . m I s ............................ 1 Amount of unearned prc:n.- un^ on ah outstanding Total NabtUUcs. e”c:.»t Liptons Yellow Label Tea, l-4s.. Bartlett Pears, 2 l-2s : jëôô To-1 e:;?:tylM.u?:s .. 'A5EKT3 ▼tluf of -t—»rr rnd tend? owned i—.- 'kit valu?)....35.1'9.478,40 Caah in ba r.id on niiV 224.16850 Pritmlum.4 In ccaru of col!-:c- Uon wrUt-n C-».cm-' ... b*r SO. 193'3 ............................... 1.C1.601.81 Interest and r?n.a due and _ accruad .......... ........................ 2"' ; Other, admitted tusaU............. .......... 7.v<8.00 Duo SPECIALS FOR MAY 19 & 20 1933 of Secretary—Ashby F Ö m tutor* resident attorney BHden for mf L. A. Weit. rortlar.d. Ore ion. Palmolive Soap.............................. Chick Scratch Mill Run 100 lb «ack $1.95 80 lb sack 85 — -----------————— $20.00 per ton Chick Developing SCRATCH Oyster Shell 100 lb sack ; $1.85 (western) 95c 100 lb sack Scratch Feed (eastern) 100 lb sack $1.75 $1.00 100 lb sack Cracked Corn (leghorn) 10O lb sack $1.50 100 lb sack $1.10 I Peets Granulated Soap, large size Red & White Coffee, 1 lb size New Perkins Hotel Minced Clams Is tall Sth and Waahinaton Street* Portland. Ore. M. NELSON, Owner ART RUDEEN, Manager Sunshine Milk & Honey Crahams 2 lb cm Green & White Cut Beans, 2s Powdered Sugar.. 2 for RATES: . .3 lb for Red & White Prices Are Lower, 19c Room with Bath, $2.00 and $1 50 . ’ Without Birth, $1.50 and $1.00 Permanent rates as low as $12.60 per month. ~ A A A—Fireproof—Insured FREE GARAGE
