Sherman County journal., June 22, 1934, Page 4, Image 4

THE ¿HERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 2$, li:3l
FOUR
TAGE
Black Widow Spiders
Not Often Deadly
The sudden infestation of Black
WidoW spiders tihat have been re­
ported from many parts of east­
ern Oregon has brought many in­
quiries concerning thejr idmtifi-
cation and the effect of their bite
on«-fuurth tvogwu sah Dip tito
to Dr. Don C- Mote, entomologist quate diet- The analysis shows
of <he Oregon Experiment station
a apeen (a «Mh cwtord) Soak the
In a recent interview over the state milk among Portland families and the flowers needing to be tfeto
rwned station at Corvallis, KOAC, questioned is less than three ded and with the family home
Dr Mote says that so far as he quarts a week per person.
; from school, it moons long sadl
kr jws tfieee spiders are not found
busy days in most hnm—
west of the mountains.
SYNOPSIS
OF
ANNUAL
STATKMDiT
OF
The three distinctive features
AMTNA CASUALTY AMD SURrtY
c .-XPANY at Baxttord. to
«4
of identification given by Dr. (Mote
time in the kitchen over the pre­
C-KU cetlc ut. on th« 31*3
of Doco«*-
are the glossy black body with a
b«
1W. mad« to U m tonranco com -
paration of meals. Short cuta in
of th« «tato of Orcvon. vur-
round abdomen about the size of
•uaat to
tomaie wps lictoUy on the inside
CAPITAL
a pea: Jo ir s.rong black legs that
• 3.Me.lM.0û|
slick up above
back somewhat
as one is sure to inelude an abun­ Break a* egg intv each tomato,
INCOMR ,-
like 11 ose of a grand-daddy long
A. l prum.ua«> received dur-
dance of the protective foods, milk sprinkle with sale, pepper and
314.330.1U30
Ins the y«ar .......... Al
legs; and finally a distinctive red
In.t-rest. div.<l..nds end rent« I
and
its products, fruit. vegetables
received durar< tlx rear.. M7XUO.42
marking on the lower part of the
Income from oth r aource« I
and
eggs
with
X110.ll
received durlatt th« rear..
abd< en of th? adult female.
A few easy to prepare dishes oven (350) until the tomato
roughly described as
............. .
.315.601.103.73
I.
Total in-0 1
are:
skins are slightly wrinkled
D-3 Ui S-^*ENT8
e of an hour glass,
in the »
Nft lo:s«3 V.n uur.n3 the 1
dreamy Baked Rice With Eggs
--------
-
gdjjstm.-nt
y-ar tadudlm
’ ings may be in a
expenses .. . . 3 <.857.535 51.
Ona quart milk
Put two thin slices of binad to­
"nt forms or may
D
raid ou cap ta>
number of ’ di
M0.000.M
ock oar "«i th- /ear.
One-half
cup washed rice
indhUnct,
warns
I
Dr.
be rather
c _ - nls. oa > end sa,8n I Ü7.3S1.U '
n ■ 'd c/'rl.w »he year...
One-half cup grated cheese
eh wee e sandwich in this mixture
Mote. At times two triangula
and
f:
7
(¿3 387 J4
.id c - n- t.ie year...
Five eggs
red marks may touch to form an
- ,.;t at si) other ext*
Scald milk, add rice and season l Servis with emaent jelly
1 843.307.07
hour glass shape, while again
there may b? four spots instead of
to
taste. Pour into buttered case-
Choeototo Egg Nog
SIS
0S3
4M.»*
I
*KM«ud<tur£i
....
I
T
AiSJTS
erole, cover and bake at 275 de-
two or the tyo may not touch.
cl i. 1 i .¿te o^’ned
I
3K.M9.M< grees
. .auric'
Though the ordinary spider does
for 2^ • hours. Stir in Oae-half tbep. chocolate syrup
and bend.*
23.lH.mjl; chfeese.
more good than harm in eating in- j
rwnzd
Make depressions on top Three-fourths eup milk
• c.i innUa'M and c..-
sects, it is a safe practice in re- j I u.erol
9! 1.3W.7B’ of rice and break an egg into each- a few drops of vanilla
etc .............. ’
'i ;n ounk> uuu v.i huud 2 Hi;.536.22' Sprinkle with paprika,
gions where the black widow is i C I- .¿Buma
salt and
Beat
sligvdly, add chooo-
in course of coi-
,c kin written tince Ec^-
known to exist to kill any black j
pepper,
and
return
to
oven
until
syrup, milk and vanilla. Beat
3 ::7 jîo .20
t jocr 30. 1933 ..........
----- are set Serve from casa«-. -well, strain and *erve-
I: T.st end rents due i nd
spider, says Mote, but in doing so
eggs
jrued and other r.K
to be careful not to be bitten-
role-
i . ,t.d assets ....................
G83.562.94
»
Chenty Whip
Tho bites of the black widow do
Cottag» Cheese Custard
Tutal admitted ussets.... 330 465.583.8;
One cup stoned black cherries
LIABIL1TIKS
not prove fatal on humans so far
Two cups milk
C-C33 claims for losses un-
One cup blanked almonds or
as authentic records go, Chough
I
.aid ..........
I 6.589.431 331 Twdfeggs
•
other nuts
A <-unl of unearned pre­
there are some reports of death in
miums on ell outstanding
Four tablespoons sugar
One cup marshmallows cut in
'
risks
.........................
B.803.851.B3f
the southwest that may be true.
Da? for commission and
Two teaspoons gelatin
cubes
broke race ...........................
582.383 0
The distress caused by the poison . Co.itlngency
reserve ............. 3.000 000 0», Four tablespoons cold water
Orts
cup whipping cream
is so great, however, as to warrant
AU other liabilities ............... LBB3A71 TO,
One teaspon vanilla
Chill
all the ingredients and
every care to avoid being bitten. I
Total llabilltle» except cap-
i One cup cottage cheese
mix
witfti
whipped cream just be-
Itai .........................J............319.860.537 36|
Several days in the hospital is a
Capital paid up ..................... I 3.000.000 (x
Heat
the
milk,
pour
it
gradually
fope
serving.
Ginapes, raspberries.
not uncommon result of the bitv? । Varplua over all liabllltlea . 7,605 045.78
egg add ono-half cup milk and peaches, canned pineapple, peaches
of the black widow. There is no
Surplus at retard* policy-
over the beaten egg, add sugar, cin be
instead of cherries.
holder« ................ ..
.310.60S.045.74
specific treatment, according to
Total ............. ............. ^,,.330,405.533.03
medical men. the only thing to do I BU8INK88 IN ORRGON FOR THB YBAR
Net premiums received durin«____
being to put the patient to bed and
4133.044.34. ■
th« year ...................
<0,258.33
give supportive treatment.
L omm paid durine th« y<
Losse« incurred durin« th<
The spiders ae not known to
The annual school meeting of eral days with relatives.
willingly attack man unless one
Name of pre«!denf Morgan B B
ard.
...
I i District No. 7 was held ' at the
comes in contact with a web where
Name of secretary: James B Stimmen. ।
A fire alann was sounded Tues­
evening
the female has a sack of eggs. The
Statutory resident attorney for ser-> Isrhool building Monday
▼ice: Faul C Bates. Yeon bld«., Fon-
day
afternoon because of a serious
with chairman of the board, H. S.
spiders are found most frequently
land. Or
grass fire which for a time threat­
in outdoor toilets, old sheds, barns,
Wall
presiding.
The
annual
re
­
•B^nda in good atand.ns «re valued
upon the amortlaed bail« and bond« not> port of the clerk showed the fi- ened the W. F. Johnson home-
and wood or rock piles-
amortiaed and atock« within the value«
adopted by the National Convention of
nances of thfe district to be much
Janet Kassberg, daughter of
Blinks—Do you alweys tell the
better than for he past several Mr. and Mrs. A. C Käseberg,
years. W. A. Nesbit was elected
truth?
•taU
Jinks—No; I w^t to keep a
member
of th« board for three Monday when she jumped from a
“■:em-
<cru-
years and Miss Mary Fortner was porch railing and landed on her
few friends, don’t I?
■uant to law:
elected clerk for one year.
head on a cement sidewalk. She
C A P IT AI
Amount of capital atock paid
Use Of Milk Needs
Mr. and Mrs. Free Crews and was rushed tea hospital where
UP ..................
•233.CZ3.C3
ifcCOIAk
son Marion returned Sunday from was found to have suffered
Net premiums received during
Increasing Intere»?**dvidmei« "•nd rent*
Portland where they visited aev- slight concussion. •
News from the Wasco Community
I
Preliminary reports from the
voluntary city surveys of milk
consumption shows that the a-
CF ANNUAL
inaura
_w. ..ix-leuL
.. . c . HM Bu
urance com-
j « od . pursu-
CAPITAL
Pa
nt
3 fi.030.0vN) 001
*..k p.-iu tuas ri.u«.’.«d dar­
ía f!jy«ar ... .. ...
U. . .. ¿.Vide .ds and rents
. .. vk
uurine ( *e year .
Lxm eth t sourct»
5. Mi.11’.»
<07,27AM
...........$ < 505.134 27
JliSr..-—V.3
1.4
« adì us: mint
2.<<2.437.43
600.000.00>
th.- rear ..
rnd
talari««
rm - tur.u;’
«X * I’eefMW
, ur.ni the
iJM.47t.B3i
«M
214.<77.35
1.203.014.W
I <.M7.671.13*
Va’z? of reti ««Ì
(market valu«*
•Viiue of Mo-Ju
«zwned «market
L« ns on moet-M
.a cral, eie
T«Ui admitted au
...UM-
Total Incom? ........................ ’ <3. X lh'
DiSB.
Net losses pifd dunn« year, .n-
cludinc ediururent ft •'
Dividends n- c* < i ern is. > o-r
surina tn« v,ar
.. ...
OommiMion« r-i'’
n* •
Burina th? . ...................... ... 2J.2 ;8 3.
Taxes. Hc'n-c«
*.d Le» pa d
3.1» '
durinc the veer . ........
Amouat cf r'l f' • t
*.<'
n'3:.^
iurM ’............ ........................
Total i npsnd n -
AST.
Value of rN»’ » • «
«market
0 3»
Value q;
owned «mark?!
Loan« on mcrt»a
•ral. etc
...
Cuh In bank« e.;
Premiums in cc ’
lion written «
30. 1033
. .
Interest and r. :..
crued
..........
Reinsurance r e «
paid loskt^ ..
...
o.vn:d
.... J
>ond'
•0 It.
d i Jh
1.677,670.45
433.174 34
83.063.30
13.678 68
Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst Mgr.
Retailers of
Crown Mills FLOUR
Flour il
Ö
48 S’
GRAIN, FEED. INSURANCE
1’3" N’
sie- a.
LlAni!>Hi:^
su
excawt c
Farm Implements
Oreg
Wasco
.•.’m.®:»
BUSINRSA IN OR BOON FOR T n P yi M?!
Net premium» received durinc
UM rear
............ . .
Losaes paid during the y
LpaMK Incurred durinc th
Name of company. LAI
IN8URANCK OOMFAN’.
Neme cf president, .lohn X W«rmenn.
Name of secretaiy George J W««mann.i
Statutory res dent attorney for aervioe.1
Insurance Commissioner.
:
Snew Maid R oot
Yon can SAVE money on
am an OVERHAUL Job at-
4,MH.t47.il
Wilde’s Garage
'Är. “ . .f“* . ’^3
BUR1ÑRHB .H ÖRROOH^R^FAi.
„”
S
’Soldent-Morta® B. Broto-
nrtUriU! Olaf Morden« and
Mläent attorney tor sendee
<»» Bond« Ir
upon the amo
See Geo. B. Moon
Wasco, Ore. : : : Agent
High Grade Family
Patent Flow
Egg Mash
Valvoline Oil
Gatoline
Accessories
Wes Wide : Wasco, Ore.
WASCO MARKET
You Cannot Afford to
be Unprotected;
&
Fir et tone Tiret
luMirance O*t
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Chick Feeds
per bbl.
RtD ft WHITE STORE
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season.
Sow is thetimeto think
of GB AIN INSURANCE
KES----- We
Moro, Oregon
May 15, 1934
Milt Feed of all
Kinds
i.BM.on.ti
T ms I liabilities except capi-
î ttÂ"*
*
tCBOWll;
:o
Gross cle rrs for o, es
l 3 II M5 38
Amount of ur ■rn d p - Mii’ms
IB4A34 &D
on all outstand n ? risk
Due for comm .'.c.’’ and bru-,
’ ••»im
1
' 'w
€.500 CO
ither Imbuii.«« .......
lal liabilities
R. H. McKean
CROMI MM» *
for
commltiion
and
broker*™ ....... ...................
A I! Other liabilities .......
Cwtingeney reserve II tOÇ *
ooo. special reserve ti.SÔO.-
l.lOO.OOOOt
D lé
«rtÄ ’ss
Below is an unsolicited letter
from a -power user telling of
the savings made with a “Cat­
erpillar” Diesel in field work.
532.7" ;
..118.348.781 *1
un.
W*iSXWÄ;
i
“25 centsperacre Fuel Saving
with our ‘CATERPILLAR’
13.469.630 13
.rction written »..nee B«P-
( mber 30 IBM
Mixed
e la Ima
commiaaion
award ..............» -xr • • •• u
laleieit and ranta du« and
•CCHMd .
. .2^«.. • -z -u •
Amount of all other admit-
O voli claim« for
Heauaffin
received durin« t the
— veer
--
Income from other ro —ee* rt
oeived during the veyr
71.300 Mt
d bonds
I
a
• -
I
.
, .
mvi
auu*
returned morning for the dental convention, . num; t*nu
and ava
for mv
the awe
further
sum va
of
1209.00
attorney
’
s
fee
In
this
suit
in Portland. Mrs. Butler will spend
riende for a the remainder of the week at CW- and for Plaintiff’s c^sts and dis­
bursements; and - that the mort­
fax with her mother-
gage described in Plaintiff’s Com­
Bruco Grady and Llqyd Herma-
plaint be foreclosed and the De­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
gin returned Tuesday from a
fendants and all persons claiming
Notice is hereby .given that the by, through or under them, be
buBinass trip to Portland. They
undersigned Donald Martin has forever barred and foreclosed of
Ed Grady who have been attend« been appointed' administrator of all right, title, interest or equity,
the estate of Jesse Martin, and has save the statutory right of re­
I qualified as such administrator. demption in and to said real, prop-
• All persons having claims against
A fire which started from the the said estate are hereby re- erty covered by sa,id mortgage
railroad on the Deschutes line, for quired to present the same duly and more particularly described
a time threatened the buildings on verified to the undersigned at the as follows:
The South half of the North
the Dan McDermid ranch and th» office of (Roscoe Kri»r in Moro,
half and the Northeast quar­
E. H. Watkins wheat, was finally Oregon, within six months from
ter of the Southeast quarter
put out late Sunday evening.
the date of the first publication of
of Section Twenty, and the
of
this
notice,
tx>-wit:
June
1,
1934
George Gochnour and daughter
East half of the Northwest
Donald Martin, Administrator
of Sunntyride, Wn., were Wasco
quarter
and the Southwest
visitors Monday and Tuesday of Roscoe Krier
quarter
of the Northwest
Attonnsy for Administrator
this week.
quarter
of
Section Twenty-
Moro, Oregon,
The annual homecoming of An­
one in Township Four, South
nie Fulton Chapter O- E. S. and
of Range Fifteen, East of tho 1
Taylor lodge A. F. and A. M, was In The Circuit Court of the State
Willamette
Meridian, in Sher- »
held Tuesday evening at Fraternity of Oregon for Sherman County.
man County, Oregon
balk A banquet was uerved at
The Southeast quarter of
SUMMONS
7:00 o’clock followed by a program
the Northeast quarter and the
Levi Chr toman, Plaintiff, vs
and speaches. Announcement was
Northeast quarter of the
made at this time of the (Honor gtv- Bernard Nys and Agnes Ny«,
Southeast quarter, of Section
husband and wife, Georg« W.
Nineteen: the North half of
pointment as Grand Electa at the Edwards and Mary A. Edwards,
the Southwest quarter, the
husband and wife, Thomas Silver-
Northwest quarter of the
thorn and Jane Doe Silverthorn,
Southeast quarter of Section
husband and wife. * Defendants.
Twenty and thb Northwest
Ralph Smith returned Tuesday
To Goorgo W. Edwards and
quarter of the Southwest
from Portland where be fhad been Mary A. Edwards, husband and
quarter and the Northwest
patient at the Portland Medical wife", Thomas Silverthorn and
quarter of the Northeast quar­
hoepital. .He is reported to be im­ Jane Do« Silverthorn, husband,
ter of Section Twenty-one in
proving rapidly in health-
and (wife;
IN THE NAME OFTHE STATE
M. in, Sherman County, Ore­
Joy White who has been attend­
OF
OREGON,
You
are
hereby
re
­
gon.
ing school in California, returned
You will take hotice that this
to her home last week for the sum­ quired to appear and answer the
Complaint filed - against you by Summons to served upon you by
mer months.
Plaintiff in the above entitled publication thereof by order of
Guests at the home ef Mr. and court and cause within four weeks Hon. Carl Hendricks, Judge of
Mrs- George Potter over the week after the 8th day of June, • 1914,! the Clrcuit Court in and for Sher-
nd were Mie. Guy Weedatian and said date being the date of the man County, Oregon, entered
son George of Redmond.
first publication of this Summons, herein on the 99th day of May,
py «aid order directing
Mr* apd Mrs. Ereel Yocum and snd if you fail so to appear and 19j4f
8Ummons to be published in
daughter Marian returned to Was­ answer, you will be in default and
co laat week after having spent want thereof, and the Plaintiff the Sherman County Journal, a
herein will apply to the above en- we«kly newspaper published at
the past winter in Colorado.
titled court for the relief prayed Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
Mrs* Earl Jones returned to her for and demanded in its Com- for once a week for a period of
home in Spokane Sunday after plaint, filed herein, to-wit:
not less than four consecutive
For a judgment and decree weeks and for five Issues of said
because of the ilhleee of hgr father against defendants Bernard Nya newspaper.
Charles Golleher.
and Agnese Ny«, husband and wife.
Date of first publication June 8>
CECIL CHRISMAN
Paulen Kaseberg,
Käseberg, sophomore at and each of them for the sum of
Attorney for Plaintiff
the University of Oregon, is home moo.OO with interest thereon
for the harvest season.
Wallowa, Oregon.
from the first day of March, 1929,
Date of last publication July 6.
Dr. A. J, Butler left Wednesday at the rate of 10 *er cent »er an’
Mx*. Fred
mount now in use is far below the
minimum requirements for gener-
«d health, says the consumers
council of the AAA whidh is con­
ducting the study among school
children of the principal citiea A
news release from Washington re­
ceived at O. 8. C- states that the
Portland, Oregon, committee found
bat consumption of milk and other
dairy products is decidedly below
Buy Wheat
DEAL with YOUR LOCAL
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
WASCO. OREGON
Loggers & Contractors Machinery Co.
211 S. E. Madison St
Portland, Oregon
Gentlemen:
This spring we purchased a “Caterpillar” 50 Diesel Tractor from you and
after doing all our season’« work we are glad to state that the tractor hhb been
vexy satisfactory in every respect and the most economical power investment
we have ever made.
‘
So far we have operated the engine plowing 2405 acres, harrowing 600
acres and sealing and harrowing 150 acres more.
Our total fuel consumption on the above work was 2700 gallons. The tot­
al fuel cost was $155.50 The total amount of fuel used per acre in plowing was
1.099 gallons as oompared to our former record of 2.5 gallons per acre with out
gas engine. This represents a 25 cents per acre fuel saving with our Dieael 50.
On this basis we figure that our Diesel 50 will pay for itself in three or
four years out of our fuel saving alone.
We believe a “Caterpillar” Diesel tractor will go a long way toward help­
ing an eastern Oregon wheat farmer show a profit on the present price of grain
Very truly yours,
Peters & Ginn
By Harold Ginn
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