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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1934)
hennan County journal Forty Sixth Year No.33 Moro, Oregon, Friday, June 22, 1934 "--- ------- —/.tL--------- Chief LAND MEMKIT Debt Conciliation ALLOTMEUT GflOUP Investigating Here COST ALLOWED BY AAA BE ELECTS OFFICERS Official County Paper . - Good Sunday In Dufur SCHOOL ELECIIONS GENERALLY QUIET Thompson Round-Up Held June 17th HARMONY WINS FROM WASCO IN WINDSTORM E A. McComack, of Eugene, was Several hundred legionnaires and The 13th. Annual ._ ______ Thompson here Wednesday to confer with auxiliares met in Dufur last Sun ____________ family Round-Up was held at County Agent Johnston and the day for the first annual picnic of DeMoss Park June 17. With 66 county farm debt committee which .. M m Mil. i th0 ex-service men of the fifth the clan being present. A boun Amther Cut if Tja Tele Girai consists of Fred Krusow, D- E. AkMMt No Changes Made In Local district of Oregon which includes Moro Has Large Meeting; Makes of tiful picnic dinner with lota of ice Dust Makes All Gaines Wild and Stephens, L. J. Davi», Harry Pink । the counties of Hood River, Wa*- cream was enjoyed at noon In the erton and C- A. Tom. Grtwen m Cartracts or County Directors co’ Sennan, Jefferson, Crook and afternoon after business was over Board Change Mr. McComack is traveling rep Wierd Affairs Deschutes- Representatives from a short program was given. Read resentative for the state group all counties were present. s ings, speeches music and recita and is visiting each county to in Speakers for the occasion were tions. During the past year there form the county committees the Harold Warner, state commander, has been one death, Mary E. Leslie best methods of handling the var QUI I HlFMDiVPF IC RIH C who r^^d^d legionnaire« of of Eagle Rock, Calif., one birth, ious debt adjustments that come» uHWuL nl ILllunllUL lu " u LL their responsibilities as citizens in Dailene Jean Elliott' of Brush before it He state» that almost F peace time, Jerry Owen, editor of Prairie, Wn., one marriage, Vance without exception the conciliatian the Oregon Legionnaire, who ex Nish of The Dalles. Our guests boards art capable men interested plained the criticism of the veter for the day were Rev. Mitchel- ih bringing about an adjustment an because of tibo recent legisla more, Mary ’Reese of Mbro; Char Cost Per Ceatract HS4 At U Of of debts to th» satisfaction of both Boy Femen De Net Come Out To tion and Earl Snell, legionnaire Liberty and Kent J< in Districts To lie Drake, Portland; Stanley May- Grass Valley Takes Licking From parties ad that they lean neither and candidate for secretary of field of The Dalles; Those coming Catt Vote« Unify South Ei d ' toward the debtor or the creditor Undeated Antelope state. ' District commander Don from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. in making their decisions- 1 McLeod also spoke briefly. A^ Nish, Mr. and Mrs- Vance Nish I Races for boys and men and a and Marjorie Nish of The Dalles; 1 short session of base ball ended Election of offieers for - - Missourians To Gather .. Election of school officers was Gharles Nish and Hollis Dill of Team Won Lost Pct who are the crop land seven districts of the Sherman the tha business before the several Mikkalo; Mrs. Orie Elliott, Mrs. Antelope 8 0 7000 in th» county ve finished the Owen Elliott and children of County Wheat Control In Salem Sunday school districts at the annual meet Kent 2 6 750 thîTSît 'Kindworth-Striker Wasco, Klondi lion has been Voina on ings held Monday afternoon. All Brush Prairie Wn.; IMr. and Mts- Moro 5 2 '714 Al Busch and sons of Hillsboro, week with meetings scheduled, wXr ... _ .. districts in th? county elected but Grass Valley 5 4 555 work out the areas in Ube Monk every afternoon and every night Wedding Held Sunday Erskine where a special meeting Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Klondike Missourians, their relatives anc 3 5 375 land and Moro districts. The office will probably be held. Most im A. G. Thompson, N- W Thompson Wasco families will meet Sunday, June Jn some cases- County agent and 1 8 111 crew is located in the jury room association secretary Perry John-' portant change to be brought and wife, Chas Bullard and wife, Harmony 24 dh at the Municipal Auto Park 8 _ 111 Mr. and Mrs. J Thompson and of the court house which has been ston attends all meetings and gives Miss Georgia Striker, only abouj by the days voting was the in Salem for their fifth state wide Sunday Grass Valley plays transformed into an engineer’s members some of the latest in- daughter of Mr- and Mrs. A. T consolidation of the Kent and family, France* Henrichs, Max ire get-o-gether meeting. Kent, Moro, at Ha.moray, Klondike and Lloyd, S. A. Hall and family, den for the Week or so it will re Program, prizes and registra fonnatioon relative to the wheat Striked of Wasco, was married at Liberty districts through approval Mr. and iMu. M G Melzer and [ at Antelope- quire to complete the work here. control plan as it is working in the home of her parents Saturday by electors in each district. Kent tion with basket dinner and a gen Th? Harmony team long looked The report made by the engin this county. Through this meth June 16th, at high noon, to Mr. voters welcomed the Liberty dis- family, Dewey Thompson and fam eral good time is assured. upon as the Portland of the Sher- ily, Harvey Thompson and family, eer of the work, Hal White, shows od several fields of whe^t in the Benjamin Klindworth, of Connell, trict by an 18 to 21 vote and the Anyone who has at any time । man county baseball league sur J. F. Winkle and family^ Mr. and that considerable progress in re north end of the county that can Washington. Th© bride was at- Liberty district favored the con- lived in Missouri with their rela duction of costs was made in the not be used by the grower have t:.nded by Miss b©ona Clothier of solidaion by a 9 to 2 majority. Mrs. M. A. Bull, Florence Brown. prised themse|ves and thrit» back second week over the first one. tives and friends are cordially betn given to south enderg in nlced Wasco, and the groom by his This move makes the entire south Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adlard, and ers Sunday |>y administering a invited. । trouncing to the' Wasco lads in These reports are made up of horse feed. brother, Alfred Klindworth. Mr. end of the county one school dis- Mr- and Mia. Orval Thompson and J. R- Payne of 1645 Cottage what was probably the dustiest family. day nights. , tricJ as the Dobie Point and The Klondike district h?ld its and Mrs. Klindworth left immed street, Salem is president. E. W. full game of bast ball ever played. On June 8 the report foor the pre Harland, 495 North 18th St, Salem meeting Friday night resulting in iately following the ceremony for Wilcox districts joined with Kent Farmer boys right off the weeders ceeding work showed an acre coat vice president, and Holt Stockton, the selection of J. M. Yocum as a short trip. They will be at home last year. A bus will bring the Tax On Grain Bags and harrows had to great an ad children all in to Kent for school. of 3.2 cents per acre for the meas of Sheridan is secretary-treasurer. community chairman and county after July 1st at Connell, Wn. Mrs vantage of boys unused to dust Eliminated Entirely according uring and computing crews. For committeeman and Claud Eaton Klindworth is a graduate of Will Election of officers resulted in the to one report and Har Holt Stockton. Sec- and L e Ddhler as communitymen. the week ending June 15 the cost amette University and for the past choice of Luthc. Davis us school mony came out ^head with a 13 director and J. E. Norton as clerk per acre was 2.3 cento. This in- Yocum -and Dehler' were re two years has taught in the high to 8 score. < cficates a reduction of about a Production Credit school at Rufus. Those attending although Mr. Norton refused the elected. The tax on grain bags of bur '■ The Harmor’y diamond was not third in the per acre coet. Thè The Locust Greve precinct met the wedding from out of town position. A. A. Dunlap, present lap used to contain farm products the only dusty place in the coun*. will continue to serve until and weighing, full, over 75 pounds total coat per contract for the Loaning Huge Sums Saturday night and re-elected the were Mrs. A. L- Hill and family clerk ty at that for the !Moro-Kent his successor qualifies for office. first week was $7.35 which has of Yuba, City, Cab, Mrs. John entire board consisting of G- H. was entirely eliminated this week gaml^was called in the fifth inning been reduced to' $6.54 for the Largest school meeting • of the by a bill passed by "the senatl?. when a couple of players got lost Root as county committeeman and Klindworth, and Mr. and Mrs. second week. Herman Klindworth of Connell, county was the one (held in Moro Last week announcement was 1 toying to find their way in from Fred Hennagin and L. E. Kaae- The Mid-Columbia Production Field crews have improved ' Credit association serving the berg as committeemen for the dis Mr. and Mrs. Schaeffer of St John«, where factional strife served to made that all such bags sold af tlhie field. Players could hear the and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Junke bring out adherents of candidates. ter that date would be tax free crack of the bat and them they had somewhat in accuracy since the farmers and stockmen of Sherman, trict- start of the measurements and Gilliam. Western Klickitat, East Mono re-elected the same officers of Colfax, W r . Mr. and Mrs., The election determined that E. R. but that floor stocks would «till be to wait until they heard the ball while re-checks occur in the work ern Skamanit, Wheeler, Wasco in a meeting that almost broke Arthur Hunter of Bend, Mr. and'Barzee will serve a three year taxed. Now tihat too, is eliminated light before they could go in they are not so frequent as at and Hood River counties had 73 the record for speed and scarcity Mrs Simmonds, Mrs. PearF^Joncs term as director replacing W. H. and farmers may sack their grain search of it. Two men stole Ragsihd? whom he defeated. Har without paying a part of the duty sx'ond base because neither pitch-" first when no one was familiar loans approved by the Federal In- of attendance. W. S- Powte-11, and Ada Jones of Rufus. vey Thompson was. named as di-» levied for the purpose of aiding er or catcher could see them walk with the imtrumenU used in m«k- teme(Hate Credit bank of Spo- L. L .Peetz and Theodore Jcfhhston rector for a one year term over the cotton men. ing the survey. down the path anti every time the Electric Wire Used I kane amounting to $245,598.79. will serve another ¡year. Carrol Sayrs. Marion IMIcKee In most instances it has been pitcher tried to throw a slow ball «. . according to a statement made to- At 'Monkland due to the illness re-elected to serve as clerk. Nearly City Council found that the farmers have judg- day by G C. Crew, secretary- of A- C. Kruger another county tlie third baseman had to field it. For Clothes-line seventy voters cast ballots. ed the size of their contracted of ^e association. Oh, yes the wind blew. Moro was committeeman was elected. 0- L. acreage very closely for the diff- j Wasco selected William Nesbit ahead 3 to J when the managers Met Tuesday B?lshe who has Served in tllat ’ erence between the measured _ Loans . A approved from borrowers capacity for a part of the past to serve on t’hi? school board in «tent rescue squads out to find all Tue.-day the street lights went .mount mid the .mount «tim.t- thm«tiout Washington, Montan., place ef Homer Wall whose other their players and called it a day. year was named for tihe post S- A. ed by the farmer at seeding time Oregon and Idaho amount to near- Hall was re-elected and Dewey out in this town and the local duties caused his desire for re The game may be played July 3 at City Council of Moro met Tues is usually very small indeed- A ly $600,000 in 215 loans during the Thompson was named to fill the light company crew could not find tirement; from the school board. Grass Valley. day night/ and voted to rent a week ended June 15. In Oregon the troubl?. A daylight search field actually larger or smaller Mary Fortner was elected as Grass Valley, weakened by the vacancy part of the hotel basememb to the loans were located the trouble in the city clerk. than the farmer thought it to be alone _ twenty-four .. . O.Q ap- loss of son^e stellar players, was power company for storage space. The Grass Valley precinct re- park where the street lighting is the most common rnson for Preved $205.848 75. sadly defeated by the Antelope Striker as Rufus chose Tom Work of changing the room to misjudgment of contracted aore-i “Interest rate which the farm elected its board of J- B. Coon as sysii m connects with the park board member to fill the place team t he scon? being eighteen to age. Plainly, if a farmer thought P*y on i«»«« i« 5 per county committeeman, and E. E lig'kits. Light employee Ralph vacat. d by George Wilkerson. suit the wishes of tfiie company two. Old timers George Wilcox he had 300 acres and foynd tf» cent; 2 per cent of which goes to Barnum and W C. Todd as com- Brisbine found a pair of mascu- Hermon Brackett was re-elected will begin shortly. The matter and Earl Olds filled in but were of laying larger pipe to the city i line nether garments hanging on field actually contained 314 he the Intermediate Credit bank to munity committeemen. to serve as clerk of the district for limits near the experiment station not equal to the occasion. their I the light wire. The Kent precinct held would be off on hi* contracted P*Y the money it lends to the Klondike made it a holiday by for the fair ground connection was “Hby,” he shouted at a man another year. acreage. / i PCA’s and the remainder stays election Tuesday night which re- beating the Cherry Park Grange At Grass Valley T- M. ’ Rolfe was laid on the table until another The government has alloted the in the local association’s treasury suited in tlhe election of the for- nearby, “Get .those things off of re-elected as director and W. Ray meeting. Action was tak/.n to in team from The Dalles by a 24 to county associations an extra cent to build up the organization and mer officers remaining for another there.” 23 score. Next Sunday the same “ What’s the matter?” was Blake was named as clerk by one sure tlhe removal of the bams grange team will play Wasco. of the thirty cent tax for pur constitute a part of tlhe commun year. L- J. Davis will be county of tlhe smallest groups gathered near the hotel in the nlcar future pose of paying for the survey so ity’s assets,'* Mr. Crew explained. committeeman and Wilbur Hag- asked. and the advisability of foreclosing “That wire’s got a thousand in the towns of the county. Loans made by the Mid-Colum gerCy and Corliss Andrews com that there will be as much or more Mr. and Mrs. L. V Moore re on delinquent street assessments volts in it, ” said Brisbine. Boardman dis irict re-L lected munity committeemen. bia Production Credit association money paid to the farmers than turned from their automobile trip was debated at some length by the The home laundry man recover George Hennagin and Tom Fraser Wednesday night the Wasco if the survey had not been matte- and by the 30 others dotted over east Wednesday night having local legislators Originally there was a 30 cent the States of Washington, Mon district elected the same board to ed his garments with more haste to serve as board member and gone as far toward the eastern tax on milling wheat and 28 cents tana, Oregon and Idaho are made serve for. another year. Harry than grace thankful tihat none of clerk and Monkland district did seaboard as (Mountain City, Ten- Read the ads in the Journal the same with Charles Kenney and neece. of this was to go to the farmers to finance the production and mar Pinkerton will be county commit the insulation was off the wire. The break in the circuit was Claud Thompson. keting of crops and livestock, ma teeman and Dave Redd and C. M. Michigan named Millard Eakin for expenses induffing he export chinery and farm supplies. Thie Kuypers community committed not found, but using a light wire for a cloths line might cause some as director to serve the unexpired plan tried on noorthweot wheat. loans are intended to be self liqui men. term of A. E. Eslinger and Tom Farmers expected tHair second dating and are arranged to mature / The most suprising fact of one to find it these meetings has been the Coyle was re-elected clei'k- In the payment to be about 7 and a half at the end of the crop season lack of attendance. Few farmers Vehicle Registration Buckley district Ted Ball was cents.« The cent addition will appear willing to stop their work named as director and Arch Rus From the Obseiv.fr June 27, 1895. easily take care of the cost of sur Only Half Vote ■ Dr- Marie M. Goffin, accompa- to come out and vote for new veying the land in this county it Fees Paid To Counties sel was renamed as clerk of. the I nied by Miss Lois Rugglee, left by officers, probably an indication At a meeting of the stockhol- district. Two thousand dollars in is estimated by Perry Johnston, Slightly more than half of the that the management of the as via The Dalles Tuesday, on bonds were ordered paid by Buck- ders of the farmers co-operative county agent registered voters of the state cast sociation has been satisfactory in warehouse association, held in a fifteen day outing to her ley district as well- their ballots in the May primaries, Counties of Oregon will receive Klickitat farm. the main during the y:ar.< How Hamwny re-elected Homer Bel- Waqco on the 20th 196 shares were according to tabulations made by d:mi-annual payment» from fees ever the by-laws are so written represented. Directors elected are Five Counties In shee to sierve as director for a Emmitt Sells has completed a the secretary of state's office in that officers authority ceases on collected from motor vehicle regis three year term and re-olected J M. Powell, O P King, John H. neat job of white washing at the canvassing She results of the elec tration and transportation licenses Drouth Relief Area tion. Out of a total of 461,914 ths second Saturday before tlhe next month, when the office of Clyde Crites for another term as Johnson, John Medler, A. D. Mc home premises of G. W. Parr, first Saturday in July making re clerk. Webfoot elected M. B. Dun Donald, N. P Hansen and O. W. Scott avenue. persons privileged to vote, 238,423 election necessary if a district is J. P. Stadélman, secretary of state, can as director and Louise White Richardson. The meeting was well went to the polls, indicating that President E- E. Lytlle of the to have representation on the will mail warrants totaling $800,- as clerk. attended. Five Oregon counties has been only 51.6 per cent exercised their county board, according to local 000 to the county treasurers. C. S. Ry with a party of O R N District/ No. 1, Biglow re-elected Frank Watkins returned from officials, on their way to Bend, added to the secondary list of the perogatives aa citizens. Undhr th© act of the 1933 interpretatin of the rules. Wheeler was the banner county 732 counties included in the offi legislature, a fixed amount is now R. W. Smith as director and G:o| Hood River on the 20th, after dis passed through Moro at 5:30 a. m. posing of a part of a band of Wednesday by special train. cially recognized drouth areas as of the state, with 78 percent of received by each county twice a Fox as clerk. In the Fairview district Carl houses driven there for sale. of June Hk Tfieee Oregon coun its voters casting their ballots. Youth Given Year year, with apportionment made on Frm the Observer June 25, 1915. ties are Jefferson, Crook, Harney, Nett in line were Lake and Tilla the basis of the 198? registration Melzer was elected director and Henry* Krause, the leading sad Paroled By Judge of Mrs. Abbie Melzer was made clerk. Malheur and Wheeter- Following mook, where 59 percent of tlhe to Jas Stewart left Tuesday with motor vehicles in each county, dle and harness dealer in Sherman the appointment of W. K. Schoen tal number registered indicated Tin prior years the total amount Both succeeding themselves. Gor county is preparing to add 20 his boy Lee,* Jas Tomlin’s boy Ben and J- C. Freeman’s boy Neal; for feld, dean of agriculture at O S C preferences on measures and can disbursed varied according to the man district named W. E- Smith feet to his building in Wasco. as drouth relief administrator in didates. a ten day outing and fishing at Frank L. Oakman, the inventive net receipts from motor vehicle as director and Gertrude Kruger ■ C. N. Gilman is building an a- Badger lake. Malheur with 32 percentl, Crook young gentleman who sold a third । collections and Ahe payment to as clerk. Oregon, the latter designated dobe barn on his farm with 16 M- Brandt and E. R. Jackman of with 34, and Lane and Umatilla interest in an airplane to Joseph each county fluctuated with the L. W. Ross has purchased F. E inch walls, 32x48 feet in size. Thlie the station and extension staff to each with 40 percent were the Homer Wilson earlier in,the month number of registrations made dur- Fortner ’s half interest in the opega barn is made after the style of procd?d at once to the regions af- counties where least interest was for the modtirate sum of $60 pled ing the year. With a fixed sum iMJexican adobes, with American house lease and moving .picture feced and dietermine which if any shown in tlhe outcome of the pri guilty to obtaining money under available, county courts can esti- show. progressive amendments. oi t|he proposed federal methods maries. M'ultnomah county, with false pretences in circuit court mato budgets for noad purposes Hay Canyon won the base ball of assistance are applicable in this its center of population, had a here last Saturday and wa% sen more closely and depend on defi From the Observer June 23, 1905. MAX. MIN. PHFCIP DATE gam» from Boardman at the pic state. Cattle purchasing is bring voting strength of 56 percent., tenced to a year in the pententiary nite amounts from such sources P. N. Lemon of Grass Valley nic at Hay Canyon on the 18th- ...80 ...49......... 00 carried out in the primary drouth which was equalled also by Baker by Judge Hendricks. in each of the semi-annual ap- JUNE 14 . and H. A. Page of this city, ship- This gives a game to both teams In Marian, where As th© $60 ihas been returned portionments. countries, but reduced rates for and Benton. ...75 ...40......... 00 15.. car load of hogs today, and the deriding game will be ped a Whipping feed and cattle, credit the seat of government is located the judge paroled th» offender to The allotment to Sherman coui> ,. 81... 43......... 00 “ 16.. of them come from as far played at DeMoss the 3rd. Some 55 percent of the voters turned out his attorney, Roacoe Krier with for feed, and assistance© in main ty in the distribution to be made .. 88 ...51... .00 M 17.. as J. W. Browns south taining water supplies are the and the same ratio was recorded the understanding that he must July 15 is $2,540.16. G. E-, Lewellen has purchased ...77 .. 6L... .00 M 18 . C. W. Codhran has sold his the residence recently occupied by chief proposals for the secondary in Curry, Jefferson, Sherman and get a job, report monthly, abstain ...72 ...<7^.^ .00 “ 19 . elcgant 640 acre farm near Grase G. A Meloy and is now moving cointie«. from association with! Yamhill. wltihi dissoluto diaaoluto 1 Irvin Ackley of Garabaldl is ...78 ..'45.... .00 “ 20.. ----- . Valley to Mr. Teegardea. late of into his new house. Canvass of the vote was made companions and remain in Wasco visiting here with ¡hie sister, iMlrs.1 00 I Washington county. Total for week.., June .1 by state officials. Read the ads in the Journal I county. Marius Doumi^ COSI UHU UWE 2 CENTS KENT VOTES CONSOLIDATION KENT-MORO EAME CULLED News of Long Ago For Those Whose Memory Is Long WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 20.
