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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1934)
page THE*^»HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL^ two Fureka Lodge Na- 131 A-F. 41 A.M Moro, Oregon Meets the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us. Elmer Hansen, W. M X * C- V. Belknap, Secy. Moro 1/odge No- 113, I- O. O. F- Moro, Oregon Meets every Mon day evening in the I O.O.F. hell- Tran si ent and Visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to meet with us. Ralph Brhhine, N. G- Joc Truit, Secretaiy Lupine Rchtcea Ix»dge No- 116 Moro, Oegon afternoon. Grass Valley Pucceeded in win - ning th« first division typing con test Thursday with Mildred Alley for the school. Heeond divistoti honors went to Margaret Macnab of Rufus. Giles French and children wore in Portland over the week end. D. E Stephen» was In Walla Walla the first of the week- He brought home some ■ saunpies of Federation wheat from that coun try that has already • headed out. Mrs. Collis Moore has been en joying a visit from her sister and brother in law for the piLst few days- M oets 2d and 4th Tu- esdajs of each month Additional Hog Contracts Ap- V’¡siting members weJ proved by the Board come. Gladdi« BuJ Itt. N. G. Wasco District- L ’?. Bull, Secretary McCLURE, John E., TA 800; Ltrs 33 2, '32 2; HPM *33 11, 32 3. Chris Schult* Poet No. 71 ©American Legion PINKERTON, Harry B- TA 1228; Meets at Ixsgion <lml! on Ltrs ’33 4, ’32 3; HPM *33 23 ^2 2nd and 4ih Wednesday 18 evenings of each month. Moro District. Giles L. French, Commander Wily W. Knighten, Adjutant FRASER, T. H„ TA 152Q; Ltrs ’38 3, ’32 9; HPM ^3 8, ’32 45 Taik CHUTES 10.00 a. m Church School ... 11:00 a. m. Church Worship For Sale: Three purebred Here Epworth League 7:00 p. m. ford Bulls. W. C- Helyer, Kent Commanity Presbyterian Church A nice little raun fell Tuesday night over Sherman county and Christian Science while it wm not enough to make Subject. Probation After Death absolutely happy it did serve to Golden Text: John 11:25, 26. 1 freshen up the air and advance sun the resurrection, and the life: the wheat through another week he that believeth in me, though he About a quarter of an inch fell were dead, yet shall he live, and at Moro, but more was reported whosoever liveth and believeth in in the south end of the county- mtoryty of anno alb OOM Thursday was held in Moro and students from all , parts of the county were present accompanied by school principals dressed in their most impressive clothes. IL A. Sommers was a visitor fro Kent Thursday afternoon- SI Xn.u.r. 16ML m«(M to CoiiiiniMioncr of the Sii De* CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid 77711.0«) (XX) oj tarine 303.908 56 Inl«r««i. divii<ten<ù Ö d 4 »«nu rooaivM during Iha y »M... Incotn» from o th«» «ouroM r«c«iva4 during th« y«M... 90.327.87 M7.4* Mr and Mrs. Carroll Sa yrs and children and Mrs- Margaret Peeta and son visited in Portland last week with a brother of the women who is in the veteran’s hospital- Total NH 1 o « m « Itald durTn« J. C Freeman and George Hen nagin left Wednesday for Metolius for a few days of the very best central Oregon fishing- Total expsndittmw^......... ’ Value of real estate owned 0 (market value) » ....... ........ •Value of «tocks And 3.148.634 M -SHVMd ... ........................ Loans on mortsase» and eoi- . lateral etc. ........................... .. 83 824 n Cash th banks and on hand Premiums in course of collec tion written sines Septem ber 3«. 1933 ......................... Interest and rents due and 38.571.19 accrued ............................... Miss Gretchen Gamer was a visitor here over the week end from her home in Salem. She is a friend of Miss Marjorie Kuns- man. Ai nold I^ndry has finished his course at the beauty school in Portland and has accepted a posi tion with a beauty parlor in The Dalles Perry N. Johnston, county agent has been absent from his office for nearly a week on account of a se vere cold that has all the ear marks of the flu. Marshall George A. Williams aas ordered to remain in bed for a few days because of am inflama- tion around his heart- He is resting easily since his trouble was diagnosed. Quite a number of parents of club children interested in stock plan to go to Yakima valley next Saturday where the children wdll be given a course in stock judg ing. Several herds of animals are tn be inspected during the day and these will include horses, cattle, both beef and dairy, sheep and hogs if it is possible to arrange for all of them. While complete plans have not been perfected it is pos sible that a school bus will be tired to transport children with no other means of making the trip L. A. Duncan of The Dalles wan here Wednesday soliciting mem berships in the Inland Empire Waterways Association a groqp of men in the interior country who are interested in the development of the Columbia The hearing on the big locks will be held in The Dalles early in June. S- A. Hall has purchased a International Diesel tractor for use on his 1000 acre ranch east of town The machine is a 40 and will be delivered next week, Mc- Kean and Searcy made t^e sale for the company. 7 8.000.90 du fine Iha vaar ................ ... Amount oC all other «»»di- turea $..^... ... ......... ... 16416.31 ...................................................1 Amount «f une«rned pram- its: on «11 oatotandlnc Due for c o m m I a «ion and 318.699 48 All other linbihtiea .................. »Lik« •roktrac« .................... .. .... . Total habllitie«. except cap ital ................................... » 464.644.8« } ing the year ........ tr..... 88,753,713.38 Interaet, dividends and rents I received during the yeair.. 430,365 93 Income from other sources I 50,680 99 received duripe the yeAT.f When Your Shoes need repair send them to GOOD SHOE St «'”4 * - ‘ASSETS <M4k value) ........................ I 3 602.484 28 Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) .... 8.004,509 66 Loans on mortssces »nd col 832.150 00 lateral, etc. ........................ 270.403 86 Cosh in banks and on hand. Bnmiums in course" of col lection written since 402.172 79 tmiber 80, 1933 ............... Interest and rents due and • 05.084 13 urrufd .... . ......................... 121.77447 All other assets ...................... mr ................... WORLDS f Al Ri 37.6» »1 MAY 26w company — Security Insù ranco • •Boud« «morticed — »lock« confati«« liiwr • Buffer than ei'er —Wm. A. Thornton «Ilota»» for aarvlca— -WSENBLAn & SALOMON- ♦. rwa«h«d D—mb«r. 181J. made to t« insurant« •ommiaaioner of th« toato of Orason, pur suant to law: . _____ ... CAPITAL Amount of capital stock Paid up. (Dapooil capital) I MO.000.06 4 INCOME N»t premium» rec»iv«d dur- In« th« y«ar .... ... ....... | 814.874.933 64 Intorvst. dividends and rents I r»c«lv*d during the year.. 866.337 04 Incom» from other sources received dutin«: the year.. 73,491.43 ’ ’ Total Income .'.............. i $15,636.663.81 ot loaoos paid during th* year including »dluatmrnf »XMnwa ........... . . __ 711.371 0» disbursements Net loa««« Paid during the ommia »Ion« and a«l«ri*a Ma464|k paid th» y««r ..... yaar Including adjustment •xpsbtats ............................. । Ax«a, U cmmm «nd fwa p«:d « ta' M r t.065.719 97 during th» yv«r ................ . Otamtaioni «nd salarl«« mount of all othor exwnd- Paid during the year .... 3^84.349 It U.8U41 I turva ....................................... Taxes. llc«D««s and fe«« paid during the year ............. 470.463 IS • Total axpendlturea , .......... 31.891.183.9] Amount of all other ex penditures ... .. .......... 958.631 86 Valua of roal telate owned , ovned (market value) Total expenditure» ......... $14.347.183 । 51 t>orida. amortlood; a o:ka. «171444 M „ . , ASSETS aud eoi Value of real estate owned (market value) ................. .1 9 1.091.593 97 and <n hand., Value of stocks «nd bond« Fromtama in cours? of «oliar- owned (market value» 19.503.938 OS tiowl wrftu »Inca S/ptaB)- Loans on mortgage« and 317.308 01 her SO. IM collateral, etc 179.414 97 Intereet and ranù du» and ash in bank« and on hand I 1.244.988 25 »9.84187 •ecrurd remlums in course of col reeover a b iron »«id lection written «Ince 8ep- » 434 80 tember 30. 1938 ........... 3.101.858 88 Interest and rents due and . 88.437.465 44 T.-1 acerued ................ 210.397 49 r«aa claims for looses un Total «(tallirci aiMt». ., $25 131,991 41 paid .......................................... $ 225.966 41 mount «f un» a r n » d »re- LIABILTTIM Oro«» claim» for losse« un mlums on al) outstanding paid ............................. " 1.193.867 47 »441.254 00 Du« for commit »ton «nd Amount of unearned premi Wrokeragw (c >ntlng< nt com- um« on «11 outstandnlg mi«M«aI ..... ........................ ri«k« .................................. 8.958 817 4» All other M«MUUea nol«> Due for commission «nd Batl natfri t » I ta «tlarl*». broker»«« ......................... 703.968 92 148.673 «0 •tc . du« or «ecrurd ...... AH other liabilities includ- »maaBr*", i.m.009 it sfatti «ver «I fiaUfltiM**'“W2 Total UabIHliea. vic ept C*P*tal ........................... $30.045.919 60 R .................................$1.403.508 M & »4tal paid up ..... ... rplua over «[) liabllitie» . 650.000 00 4.718 071 81 •urplua «a reaarda policy- holder« .... .................... $ 5.184.071 «! Loaaa* Incurred dur I h t th« dar lek ’¡IO. 710.192 02 Joseph A Mee 423.378 98 The Wasco Shoe Man ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market val_4e> Value of stocks and bonds owned (book or amortised value) ....................... v ■ . * Loans on mortgages and col lateral. etc....... Premium notes and policy 69.952 83 34.996 85 Cash In banks and on hand. Net uncollected and deferred 211 542 95 prem'ums .... Interest and rents due and 10.793 74 accrued .............. 362.400 73 Other assets (net) . .. . Total admitted eve"« _ . $1.823.253 78 LIABILITIES Net reserves . on Gros« claim« for lossrr. unnaid 4.1« on All other Mobilities.................. 210 838 37 „ W.l Uab.lK!«. r,« bovt. 'V : ü h-v««- ’ * $03.000,00 " To’r.l ” K?“’ ™ BUSINESS IN ORiCON FOR THE YEAH Gross premiums received dur- 625 55 In» the year Premium* 2nd dividend^ - None— turned dur’n'« the >e?r — None— Lo«r.e« orM «hirin'« lb* v" DALLES FREIGHT UNE INC. Daily Truck Service Portland, The Dalles, Grass Valley Tri-weekly to Antelope & way points. Fast Service - Lowest Rates >O LIFE COMPANY <ro-' Ar* dent tn't’r'” »’"”1« of OK«’ Glbrr’t - B Lace? R.-lph A Dr. J. A. BUTLER DENTIST War On Rats HOME OFFICE, WASCO Buy Ratskwill Rat^kwill Kills rals and mice but is Not a Poison. Rats cost the American people millions, of dollars yearly. Rats carry every communicable disease such as Hydroprobia, Equine. In fluenza and Bubonic Plague. Don't keep these pests a bout the home or businesn when you can get rid of them for the small cost of a box of Rasekwill. PRI E 50 cents Wilt’& Co. G- Valley, Ore May & Son, Moro, Oregon. Moro Pharmacy, Moro Ore In Moro the First Week in Lach Month —————————------ WASCO MARKET RED & WHITE STORE irK Groceries—Meats—Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season • t Your Patronage Solicited May 15th, Union Pacific will ffiree datsee of round-trip wmmtf (\ e vurtion fare«, as follow»» ‘ t k 'Pfi KADCf UUAUH I Ante burinvha tn for 3 the ’ YEAR Nel premiuma received dur- a 1M th« year v...................... 8 Um». Paid during th« year 133.M8.M 81.665 93 4«lux« «oochm «8 pichM^d aOevo. Soparwt«sm«Aingr»oaa. yai|m|AV r Anre — laVl*«, mW«»« tewlst ears IlHJnlel lAKt< «|««pia« cor dtarg«. 43Ai<MF»eHk riin cussp'”‘ f hoitra -Nuiie- For your convenience I have arranged for you to leave your Shoe Work at Walter A. May & Son. Pick up and deliver twice a week at no cost to you. Plan Vacation Trip Now i NoHowal auliti« . _ UT.OTM Paid for losses, endowments, annuities and s u r r e n der 4.000 P« V&lUM t • • Dividends paid to policy-hold —None— ers during the year ....... Dividends paid on capital —None— stock during the year .... Commission« and salaries paid 97.37« 09 _ during the year . ............ .. Taxes, licenses and fees paid 5.646 41 durlpg thb year ........... Amount Of all other expend.- 77.950 53 tures ............................................ _ Total expenditures ... $ 134 '/ö 03 All persons are hereby notified to file their objections if any to the final fwcount of the executor of the will of Eliza J- Powell, de- ceosed, on or before May 4« 1934, at 10:00 o’clock a. m. which is the time fixed by the county court for Sherman County, State of Oregon, far the settlement of said aceount. William S Pvw4l, Executor. Frank G. Dick, Attorney. The Dalles, Oregon- 4t-a26 C hicago lun. ii.rn.si mount of capital «tock paid Up .................. • 560.666 00 Notice of Final Settlement By nop« is of annual statement o' the COLORADO LIFE COMPANY (Formerly Gibraltar Life A Aech »nt In surance Company» of atate of Colorado, on the 31st day of De cember. 1933. made to the in«urance com- miMioner of the state of Oregon, pur suant to law: CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid 250.000 00 ...... INCOME Total premium Income for 159.890 27 Interest, dividends and rents 18.886 69 received during the year... Income from other sources 80 8.674 94 received during the year... 986.951 90 AH Season Net premium« received aurin« the year ...................................... 83.836 94 oursu^l^w: ‘ The Oregon Mutual Fhe Insur ance Company of McMinnville is celebrating its 40th year of acti vity in this State, it 'having been organized in 1804. It will be host to its agents at a two-day conven tion at the Home Office, April 26 and 27 and Mrs- B E- Hailey, local representative, will be in atten dance from here. B F. Irvine of the Oregon Journal and Palmer Hoyt of the Morning Oregonian will broadcast radio talks by spec ial leased wire. An outstanding feature of the observance is the fact that W- C- Hagerty, President of the Com pany, is still at the 'helm after 29 consecutive years, serving since 1927 in his present capacity He declares the organization is sound er than ever, with a surplus of $264,120.11 and a total non-aseess- able insurance on the books of $125,077,434- Since its organiza tion in 1894, it has paid out to • members for fire lueses a total of $4, 813,692.39. It has adjusted and paid all claims promptly. The Oregon Mutual is the only mutual fire insurance company or ganized in Oregon which, is legally able to write non-asseBaable polir- ciee, which to the layman means that in no case can he be taxed or assessed more than the prelum which he pays for his policy ouept ........864)14.699 8» »<403.879 »4 ä J xä ts:- Pihonb 345'The Dalles, Ore - • • • - —or------ • GRASS' VALtEY PHARMACY 1 * ** Phone 222 Total admitted assets .. ,»10.418.67» 09 UABILITIXH Gross claims for losses un- p«18 ....................................... 8 715,605 82 Amount of unearn e d pre- ■dama on all outstanding .............. 3.640.226 03 riaka n and .............. 40.000 00 Con U m «ne r ree « tv » .............. 1.157.576 03 361.29 1 58 AU other UabÜitlM .............. bi U inesk IN ORKÒON Asento AMBULANCE SERVICE begin Maÿl5- Surplus as rmsrda poller- holders .................................. 8l.776.974 M »07 OREGON MUTUAL ------ AND ----- ■MMERXCURSION FARES Value of real estate owned BVYGt ¿Af/TriH *•’ GRANO•OINYON- ‘ ftjfohi limift upward to October 31, 1934 . SLEEPING CAR RATES NOW J4 LESS «_ Rouf« of H)3Tamqus . . PORTA AN»' tO«l ■ A Triumph »« Tm»i^*to"»lort Cooler • Cleaner • Morn Comfortable for onnov*«M*oa« of «¡r-cojidHioaod DUort and ObMrvotioo Gert on |h» PvHltmd Roo*. UMIOH PAricr Dr.Butler DENTIST vq *♦ folli be in his Moro Hotel Office Next Week April 3Oth to May 5th, inclusive Richard «»»appointments Ear y t. K. Phi Iti»« Mrs. I «ester Conlee enteftained this week with two bridge parties FUNERAL HOME Total isicome ..................... , .»4,234,660 19 DISBURSEMENTS loams paid during the Including adjustment . $3,042,879 67 on capital the year .... 280,000 00 and salaries paid during the year ..... 1,299.815.50 204 ^ecunti Taxes, licenses and fees paid 131 ...... dime aurins the year ....... Amount of all other expendi- 792.616 27 tum» .................................... Vii, •«r»lu« m »ward» n«ito» Cleo Barnum c«une up from Hillsboro where he has been living for the past year for a short visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs E. E. Barnum. With brother Lester he ivent fishing up near Bend ZELL’S Total ex$>endltures ............... $4,547.329 52 Total admitted assets . ..I s T mmï T m 1 lAHlI-I T1BH Gross claims for losses un- 85S1S ■¡tüBk'them at Antelope with' the the Big Bend. He also went me shall never die norüh of Moses coulee, and sold Reeponsdve reading: John 12: 23- news.'anJMohn came back. Platt Corbly on terms«; 30, 85, 36. Cha.iey: v winter cleaned them out All are cordially invited to at from Jun Jeniin#, Uncle Jmhn went broke There was and they tend the church services and to Graham, and WilKm T4U ,HU1. difference between the a vast make use of the reading room He then owpa4 over 700 head of north and the south side of the in the rear of the church building, fine horaefe. He ‘took them to the coulee. All that went north losit which is open daily where all Big Bend country. The men that heavily- authorised Christian Science liters Helm, Jasper Garrison, Vene Evbr- Dan Bolton had about a hundred sture may be read, borrowed or went With ’ thU^heH/ were C. D, , w • iff J horses which <he took to rett. Gert«' r*—*-IA purchased w «S Creek.' Klickatat county, Dick Jo^yn. i. ’ aW aW Jay Jay Pnce. Price. We, We h Afler feedij>g ¡tlutn ali The Full Gospel Assembly nhimhio at at l.rnnt« «nil > . ’ _ 1« t ferried tkc Columbia Grant§ and winter he tum(|l jthtfn lout on 10:00 N- m- went Sunday School .wd gnd afUr they were Fellowship Meeting and scripture Elk.nnbu.x^aMJr*™ «1» Col^-. and lie never did get them, ,11.00a. m. bia at UirfmaulA p<JMo?e® coulee.'^^ wew lesson than a thousand * Prayer meeting every Wednes The horse ranch waii terf miles K, head stolen that spring and were day at 2:30 p. m. at the home of low the couWv-1, •- # i neVer recovered. R J. Ginn. The Brookhous. Mys took .their, Jn äboat lggl E 0 McCoy Everybody welcome. horse«-,to the Big Bend»-«rtdk>; ,hia brothsr brought a band of cated north of Moses coulee- Theyi ] horses from the — -- — -• Wall^ Walla Gras« Valley Baptist Church finally gold' out and all came. X 10:00a. m. to Wasco county. Tfie Floyd boys country Their headquarters were Church School 11:00 a m. first moved theiY ‘l|6r3A‘s out south at China hollow. A few years later Church service . 6.30 p. m. of Prineville, afid’kept them there ‘‘Dutdh” as we all called him B Y. P. U- .... took them to northern Washing several yeura,' then brought theip ton PRICE STORY * back to qouth of Grass Vidley. Allie West owned a b«uid of (Continued from page one) apd the -next yean moved--them to horses which he sold in small lots, . - the cattle that were on the range White Bluffs. . .' sum ! traded some for land He Pierre Carkerrfr'*took < .small sold his interest in Sherman at that time- I will now tell you band ofJMulKer gioun^ country several years ago and about the horses. Colonel JaxniM Fulton and tain and the hard winter aiedizied moved to the coast where he still Thomas Gordon owned the first him out. 'He went to the Yakima livee. two bands of horses on this range. reservation, where. he married a ' Rube Booten owned both horses Th(ty had some Ihorses there in “breed” ^irl, and died there ji and cattle in Grass Valley- He 1860 In about 1878 the Fultons couple of years ago. sent his horses to White Bluffs, sold to Jack Cooper, who continued At one time a trainload of hofses and moved his cattle to the Prine in the business for several years was bought up and loaded at ville country. There probably were He finally drove them to Montana Grants, and shipped to North. "Da other small lots of stock which I The Gordon horses were sold and kota. The men selling Ur*Guru- have overlooked, or forgotten, but taken to Nebraska, and resold to buyers were Clark.. Dunlap,Cha4> I have mentioned the most of the farmers. man, Eaton. Pearsjon, and other the stock that was disposed of to C I. Helm had a band of horses small owndirs. ' ‘ make way for the development of on uhares for several years that Wa,tson sold his interest the belonged to Watson, land ‘tDoq” horses in soathern ^Oregon * his this Vast region into the wonder Helm. Charley sold his interest brother, and bou^ht$±he^ DrTkich- ful farming country that it has to his uncles, and they took them airdson horse*, and ^ove’TM’m to proved to be. (To Be Continued) to southern Oregon- The men that went with them were Watson. Helm, Douglas, Stone, An ! Life Protetion at Actual Cost = drews and Will Lancaster. | $1750-00 Mutual Life Protec- * UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER John Young started with them, > tion for $7.00; approximate I , and a couple of days afterward «, total'cost $13.00 per year; non • . Attorneys At Law his father was killed by a run : medical, ages 5 to 75; all • away team Frank Hiilery over- Z races; dues waived after 15 2 Moro, Oregon ; years; disability waivers, loan • SYNOPBI8 OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OP THE SECURITY IN8UR A N C E COM 2 and withdrawal values. Write ; PANY OP NEW HAVEN, In the «tote of Connecticut, on the 31st day of Decem 2 for particulars -.v ». ber, 1933, made to the Insurance Com- mtaaloner of the State of Oregon, pur- - Departmctpt “B” • suant to law: ; Liberty Mutual Benefit Asso- 2 . CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid 2 ciation, Heard Building. Pheo- ; 83,000,000.06 up ............. ... ..».1 INCOME • nix, - Arizona. . ; * “ • 2 Het premiums received dur WERN MARK’S th. » 153.919 49 P«ld F^Ij^Y, APRIL 27, 1934« Name of United States manager. Fr»d ortak Richardson Btatuiory resident attorney for service Ttçr Pulldinf PottlaniV_Orefon__. .. ANNOUCEMENT We are now handling the International Harvester Co.’s line of farm machinery in this territory This includes the new McCormick Deering TracTracTor, pictured shove, that has proven to be very satisfactory in this country already. McCormick-Deering TracTracTors are the most ac cessible crawler tractors built. Steering clutches and brakes are all easily inspected and adjusted. The starting system is the simplest and surest of any so far devised There is no starting motor. Within a short time we will have on display one of the new International harvesters and one of the Diesel 40 Tractors These make a harvesting unit that can not be beaten for use in this county Before harvest we will have a stefck of repairs for harvesters, and hay machines so that we can care for the needs of IHC users in the county. Extras for all International machines can be purchased here. McKEAN & SEARCY Moro, Oregon
