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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1934)
ft I / ; / County Jlourttal Forty Sixth Year No.37 Moro, Oregon, Friday, July 20, 1934 Loan Of $150,000 Equalization Board FARMERS REDUCE : Special Made To Co-operative» Meeting To Be Aug. 13 ALL-STARS COME FROM CROP SUFFICIENTLY BENINO Ï0 WIN Local and Federal Check Shows County Near Mark —r » ESWEB LOW Special loan commitment of an additional $x60,000 was made to day by the Spokane Bank for Cooperatives to ttte North Pacific Grain Growiera, Inc-, regional co operative of the Pacific r.orthwest. The commitment brings to $650, 000 the total sum which the Spo- kane bank b advarieng to wheat growers through the grain co-op according to J- A. Scollard prés idant THs special advance, authorized by the Cumnimlfrt bank commis- ioner at Washington. DC, offers a striking illustration of the aer- vice now being offered agriculture Announcement of the annual board of equalization meeting is published this week- The meeting will be held Miondaty August 13 at the court house with the eq ualization board of Judge George A. Potter, clerk, G- C- Vintih and assessor Margaret W Petz sit ting in. judgment on the claims presented. TMa law stipulates ,tha1| com plainants must bring in their ev idence of discrimination in writing and all complaints must be filed in writing duly sworn to by the per sons making the protest of as sessment to the board- Official County Paper Company Managers Bill MóKean Lucky Pool Gas Supply In Auto Wreck Along with other counties in the state Shterman county has pooled ius gasoline supply- A meeting of company managers Warn Springs Indians Defeated was held Saturday night here at which it was agreed that while In Exciting Game Sunday companies would make sales to tjhteir customers as formerly the INDIANS - fill TO HIT gasoline would be drawn from the tanks of the station having the largest 8 upply. This ruling ap- plies to first grade gas only, The third structure gas will be sold' as before until tfn? supply is hausted- ' • At the Miller Wild . Except In time ,ho agreement Pincbei was made there was 76.000 gal Bill McKean is a lucky guy. Saturday night he was breezing down the road that leads from the buildings on the Johnson ranch farmed by Bart Burrel when his hind wheels skidded out to meet an approaching bridge. The right hind wheel was tom off the car, the spring shackle broken square off, the axle and housing bent to an angle of 45 degrees, the wind shield' ruined, the top split and the entire body shoved over to one side- Also it rolled down the road three or four times- Bill got his face dirty- FEDERATION BEST . OF WINTER VARIETIES No Selections and Crosses Yields As Much As Federation FARMERS GUESS TOP OHE No One Guesses 2nd or 3rd Place lons • of gasoline ini the county AH Stan Hit Freely of the Pacific northwest by the of first grade and 17,000 gallons Outstanding Features Wheat Correctly Farm Credit administration. Two Corn-Hog Program of third structure with nearly ev years ago North Pacific Grain Gr ery farmer having a large supply Arranged For Pageant Marking Time owers secured such loan funds in on hand, in many cases enough New» coming from the office of The Sherman county league all to finish harve'it with- hTere is directly through the Federal Farm the county agent who b abo the According to the resulta obtain- Board- We?ks were consumed to stars succeeded in beating thelnd- thought to be no possibility tlhlat secretary of the wheat production Eugene. Ore , July 19— The “The Oregon com hog adjust arrange tthe loan- ' ed from the |ihrvestihg at the the supply will not finish the har- control association leads to the con ment program has continued to iarh from Warm Springs Sunday vestirrg and provide fuel for all triennial epic, “The Oregon. Trail’’ This year officers of the wheat experiment station Federation is although the mtives playd bet elusion that farmers are absolu mark time because the official es scheduled to be presented to the J tely honest, which, of course, -is cooperative came directly to the timates of hog production and ter ball from a defensive point of aaily needs as well- people of the state and the nation still the be?t wheat of its type- bank at Spokane and negotiated view. The all-stars had more ef- J. C. McKean was selected as by citizens of Eugene July 26, 27 Experimenters are trying to dev an axiom anyway- marketings upon which the gov- It now appears that taken as a for a loan across the table- With emmient’s que^a for ¡Oregon is fectiive pitching even if it was chairman of the committee with and- 28, will not only have the elop a wheat that is as good whole there is 1205.17 acres too in a few csvs the fiVnt commit based are much below the signup shaky in spots and tJHey hit and Harvey Wood of the Shell com- same three outstanding features a yielder as Federation and also much contracted acreage in the ment of $500,000 had been appro figures and with the facts as in hit and hit- Out of their 13 blows . Pany» H. E. Hurt of the Union as before, the pageant, the pio moie fr.lardy. So far Federation is county: the farmers have taken ved. Then came the n«?d for still dicated by an independent survey they made 11 runs while the Imd- and R H. Johnson, of the Stand- neer parade ad the parade of pro the best of the selections and out more land than they thought more money and again the neg made bv our committee,” says ians made 8 runs from their 7 ai*d making up the remainder of gress. but each of these have cro.«M « made toward this end. Jhe personnel. Each day the gal been expanded1 far 'beyond) any they were, just to be sure- To otiations were transacted man to H- A- Lindgren, • Oregon State hits- The Federation looked thè best lonage is reported to the commit- thing ever before attempted, a at the time of the field day as offset this though there is 1614-47 man, across the tabla in the of college extension animal husban A prize example of ba?e running mora tilled acres on the farms fice of the bank. Despite the far* dman and chairman of tlhie Oregon was given by the Allstars in the and the 18 taken for nine of the eighteen farmers who survey completed shows. measured than the farmers thou tf at the district bank cannot make corn hog campaign committee. very first inning- Dunlap, first up from the plant having the guessed on wheat yields picked it The pageant, the cast of wiiSch a loan exceeding $500,000 excent ght there was- to top the list- No farmer, how “Until the true facts as to hog hit to left on the first ball pitch highest number of gallons Total result is that the county with special permission . commit production and marketings in this ed- He was out at third trying to • Ihs locäl cooperative is not a has grown from 1200 in 1929 to ever, was. fortunate enough to more than 2000 this year, will still grew 409 3 acres more of ment of the added $150,000 was state have beep given fair con ftretch it- Vintin, next up, hit member of the pool. have at least five new and original place the other wheats in their wheat than it was supposed to un granted within three days although sideration and a state quota fi the first pitched Ifill tio center features, is announced by Mr»i. Do older. Favorites with the farmers der the reduction plan, which div on the condition that it should xed that ia in keeping with these for a clean triple. Rolfe hit the ris Smith, nationally known dir were Blackhull, a t ur^ey variety, ided among nearly that many far not be regarded as a précédent, facts our committee feels that second pitched ball to the second Republicans Meet ector who is in charge- The now and White Odessa-Hard Federa mers is pretty small and easily Mr- Scollard said- the review board will be power baseman who caught Vintin try additions include a children’s cov tion which placed seventh and ei In Pendleton Monday 1500 farmers less to fix county quotas and ing to come home nd the catcher comes within the two percent of Approximately Second and ered wagon prologue, an impres ghth respectively. accuracy demand?d by the govern have been given money to buy properly instruct the county al- nabbed Rolfe going to second- third places went to Forty Fold- sive verse speaking chorus of 40 grain bags and nearly 600 have otment committees as to the am Three outs, two hits, a fielder’s ment- Hybrid and to Golden, a selection One of the bugaboos of the received fund's to finance their ount each individual grower’s con choice on four pitched balls- Congressional committeeman of voices, a frontier days episode of Forty Fold. wflnch will include the historic measuring crews was the tenden harvesting operations out of the tract must be scaled down-’’ says The allstars really won theaf- the Republican party in the sec- Champoeg event, a world war Average yields of the wheats on cy of some lands to show larger first $500.000 loan according to Lindgren. fray in the seventh when hits by onddirtrict of Oregon met in Pen memorial, and s.veral entertain the threa plots gave Federation acreages than the farmer claimed information supplied the bank of dleton for the Among the most recent devel Fritts, Kimsey, S'Jout, a fielder’s _ . Monday . to organize - ing and thrilling interludes- In 26-8, Forty Fold-Hybrid 24 5- Gol or that he had taken out coonfrac ficers by the grain growers- opments in the corn hog work is choice and an error allowed five COm?ng( 7™^ Tom Elliot, pre all 10 episodes four interludes den 23-9, Turkey 23-8, Forty Fold ted acreage on. This, of cour*»?, sUte Jha'™an malt>' and the prologue are on the pro Federation 23-6, Hybrid- Forty the »rrival of two represintatives men to score to bring up the mor-1 put the farmer in the hole- The of the division of Crop amd Live ale of the team and keep it in thé । chairman of the congressiona gram. Fold 225. Blackhull 22 4 and group, Mark Woodruff, secretary- federal check on measuring has Enrollment Nearly 600 stock Estimates who will make lead- White Odessa- Hard Federation A new thrill will be aaded to corrected some of the apparent dis T ~ i. . and Brodie of Dufur, tre- an examination of the grower’s 22.2. Ridit had the unfortutnate The India-4 coulun t do much I asurer. L. L. Peetz and Giles the pageant by the use of wagon crepencies leaving very few with Enrollment at the University of contracts- . distinction of making tills lowest with Miller ’ s delivery. He had too stagfas, an innovation that is al- a difference of any consequence Oregon stffhmer session neared ‘‘Our committee is very anxious much on .he ball for them when French attended the meeting for njidy attracting ,'national atten yield with 14.2. Sherman county. between what the farmer should the 600 mgark at the end of the to complete the work,’’ says Mir- Several of the wheats that made tion to Eugene- Complete seito have reduced and what he aia- Second week, when the total Lindgren, “and we hope that an he could get it over, but except in the pinches he was wild. He good yields are hardier than the are constructed on whetels. and tually did not sow climbed to 676- Since there is no agreement on the state quota may walked the hitters until the bases Federation and some are also res- the whole appearance of the huge Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin Members of the allotment com- penalty for late registration, sev- 6e reach soon. were full then fanned them, but stagie, 240 feet in length and re i Itant to smut to a greater or mittee drove to The Dalles Thur eral students are expected too com it made hilfi look bad- Yet a Married 50 years Soon aching a heighth of 35 feet, less degree, but in the matter of Bday night to meet with N- C- plete registration in the near fut seven hit game sn't too Frazier-Lemke Bill bad for can be changed in a few seconds- yield Federation is still at the Donaldson, Oregon representative ure a man who pitches hay- curing This has been made possible by top- During the years since 1924' of the wheat section, who will This is a mrked increase over Arousing Interest th© week days. check on the figures of the county the total of last summer when the A golden wedding anniversary the genius of Fred Harris, former | when Federation was first tried In the sixth after two Indians of the manage of Mr. and' Mrs- university drama instructor and here it Ihas averaged 22-2 bushels and pa^ them on to the govern number reached 450- Other state had scored Rolfe engineered a tri W. J. Martin will be an event of now a nationally known stage P61* acre which is 98 percent of ment- After this procedure is over institutions holding summer ses the average yield for turkey var- K^Jn in ¿rest in the Frarfsr- ple play when the caught a li Friday, July 27 They were mar designer- farmers will be in line to receive sions also show an increase it is Lemke amendment to the bank ner hit by Goodell, touched sec ried near Island City, Oregon in Another feature worthy of nat irties- their second allotment checks for' stated. ruptcy Taws of the United States ond to retire Thompson and doub 1884 in the house where Mrs. ional attention will be the appear- This year the turkey wheats last year is indicated from various parts of Ted Kalama off first all in some Martin was born, her parents be^ (Continued on Page two) (Continued on page three) the state, according to L. R' thing less than ten seconds. ing pioneers of 1865. Breithaupt, Oregon State college The league season is over as the Mr- Martin is a native of Cal extension economist, who has sup Kent- Wasco game and the Ante ifornia- His father was from New plied each of tihe 250 stats and lope- M'oro game were called off York and had become a resident county farm-debt adjustment com to allow players to battle the Ind- of California in the early fif mittee members with a copy of ians ties when the gold rush was on- Second County Agent’s ap CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL- the am endm ent- When a young* man hie came to The Lineups: propriation for 1934 .... 750.00 LOWED AT THE JULY TERM Thf? Frazier-Lemke amendment Umatilla and Union counties and From the Observer, July 25,1895 go with them and Mr. Walsh will OF COUNTY COURT Indians Geo. H. Wilcox, Coroner s All-Stars met his wife to be, then Eliza is in accard with the program of A very enjoyable surprise partv I re^*re fporn the sheepery busi- expenses: re: W. O. Smith 7.20 the Farm Credit administration, R. Meacham.r Dunlap. 1 Buchanan. General Fund was given to Miss Effie Powell ne-is for awhile and attend to the Vin tin,m D. J. Butcher, Expenses re “since it attempts to prevent oc C Meacham,2 Shortly after their marriage Friday evening. Amongst those lighter duties of stock inspector. Mrs. S. L. Coats, County G- Meachan,l Rolfe,a they came to Sherman county for presknt were: Misses Annde Mes The Walsh sheep are said to be 3.75 employment office ...... $15.00 casional foreclosing on distressed ............. Char®«......................... Frittate a few months, later moving to senger, May Rusit, Emma Boyd, amongH the best of wool produ farm debtors'’, according to W Thompson.! Dr. Thompson .Coberth, Re: Mrs. Peter Fleck, County Kalama.s Kimsey.l Harney county. After another trip Maud Rust, Maud and Alva Far- cers I. Myers, governor of the Farm . Unknown man found in 20.00 Charge ..... Goodell,c Stout,2 to this county they settled in Moro ra, Emma and Arffia Peetz, Ivy Credit Administration. Deschutes triver 5.00 ..... Mrs. Margaret ÉÍ Clarke, Mrs- Judge Fulton came home Johnson,3 . Phifer,r where Mr. Martin operated a and Orpha Sayrs, Miss Sutton. It is beieved, however, says County Chargé . 8.00 C. R. Calloway A Son, from the Cascade Locks this week Herminger.m Coon,3 foundry for a few years- For sev Messers Ira Messenger, I^wis and for a few days on the farm- She Burial of unknown man . . 54 05 Breithaupt, that perhaps only one McLain,p Miller,p Jim Tomlin, County Charge 12.50 dlarlmpr in s'eVsral hundred will eral years they lived in Morrow Ben Pestz, Ed Lewis, Wayne Me is delighted with the locks for a Dr. G. N. Gammon, Making be unable to readhi an agreement Mrs * R. G. Garrett. County county and in Walla Walla ret- Farland, Frank McKellar. Edgar Score by innings. dental chart-unknown man 5.00 20 00 with his creditors, eith|er <|ilrec- All-rtars 0 0 2 2 0 2 5 0 - 11 uming to Sherman county in 1917 Miller, Joe Hinton, Charley and summer place- Needy Ginn* Coleman A Co., Court tTy or through the farm debt ad Indians R. IM. Brash and wife, Wm. Roy .PoweTL 0 0 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 8 to remain- Old Age Pension, . house supplies .......................... 20 Raymond, Mrs. J. P Stirahi and justment committee or the county Six children are still living of 15.00 Julius Ruhberg, Mrs. Laura Tomlin has made conciliation commissioner. Con the eight bom to them. George arrangements to keep fii?«h light Mrs Freeman started off overland 10,00 Dr. C. L. Poley. Health Officer Mrs. Mary Jane Young BOARD OF EQUALIZATION is in Tacoma, Lily Morgan in Saturday to pick and can black 50.00 sequently the number of ca«es li six months 10.00 Mrs. Ella Vanlandingham bread for sale at her residence in berres way up near the base of MEETING kely to bf appealed from the con Medical Lake, Washu, Deana Wo JWasco Co. Indus. Farm 10 00 Mrs. Albertine Whiting Moro this summer. Mt. Hood in the Cascade moun Care Patterson A supplies 41.50 ciliation commissioner to tlba court NOTICE: There will be a meeting oten in Walla Walla, Wilbert in 10.00 John Hood Henderson tains-.^. , Williams and Brandenberg under the provisions of the Fra- Fortland and W. J. jr. and Avery of the Courlty Board of Equaliza 15.00 Hugh Chrisman, Cash advanc- David Aaron Fields we.ro at Antelope with the phon From the Observer July 23,1915 zier-Lemk.'’ amendment is not li tion of Sherman County, Oregon, in Sherman county. 15.00 Mrs. Flora Bell© Eakin (ed for meals- Insane patient kely to he very great- ograph and did a good business. A reception will be given to at the Court House, Moro, Oregon, 15.00 and her guards ............ 1.50 William J. Brownlee Friday, July 16, Kent received Mr and iMrs- Martin on their* an-1 The farm mortgage refinancing on the second Monday in Aug- 1 5» 00 Geo. G. Updegraff, Dis’t At N. W Thomp.'on of Cottonwood FWlUlam S. Hall a heavy rain of 2 and 3-4 hours niversary from four to ten in the nrog ’ ^am of the Federal Land u ’ t, that being the 13th day of 15.00 canyon has built a fine house on David McKWvey torney’s expenses ............. 7.77 duration. Tho storm was general evening at the home of W- J. Mar banks has b:en a powerful fac August, 1934. to publicly examine 10,00 his farm this year at a cost of W. C. Rutledge Dewjey Thompson, Field As- all over the county but not as tin jr in Moro- Friends are in tor in cutting down the number the Assessment Rolla, correct all $1,000-Ho ha« Also utilized water heavy as in the City of Moro, Courthouse 100.00 of di'treked farm debtors, hcr-or seesor southern part of vited to call at some time during errqrs in valuation, deiariptiomls running waste from two living 2.45 Water Bill .................. the hours mentioned to greet the springs heretofore and now has Sherman county- State Indus. Acc. Comm. ding to Breithaupt who is secre- of lands or other property Courthouse Light »Bill 2.90 Peace officers’ contributions tary of the state farm debt ad- scssed by me, and it shall be the couple who have spent a half cen water for irrigation- Mrs. Elwood Ginn entertained Pac. Power A Light Co., for May and June ............. 26.06 justment committie. During the duty of persons interested to ap- tury as team mates. a few friends Wednesday at the DeMoss Park Account 3.00 5 90 Emigrant Springs postoffice has past year the Farm Credit A g - pear at the time and place ap- J. E. Norton, Supplies for farm east of Moro. Those present Pac. Tel. A Tel Cb., All offices IMarshall George Williams is bten discontinued- Bigelow takes were: Mesdames D C. Wheat, P- County poor ....................... 10.or mini station loaned almost a bil- pointed- All petitiomis must be phones and tolls ............. 17.90 lion dollars on farm mortgage made IN WRITING and veri suffering from an infected knee the business H. Bu^gm, Q. A. Ramsey,J H- Franklin Printing Co., Sup security and made committments fied by the oath of the applicant that is keeping him from work. From the Observer, - July 21,1905 YarfiftH of Portland, and Mrs- D. Antrim Seolrr of ! plies for Justice of Peace Weights and Measures . . 4.56 Dlst. No. 2 ......................... 10.13 for $700,000,000 mor?. The FCA and filed with the Board WITH Judd Fish, mine host at the Ginn’s sistdrs Mrs. Wm. Taiylor will soon ho?d $2,500,000,000 of IN FIFTEEN DAYS from the Geo. B. Bourhlll, Post office Umatilla ,ar.d Miss Ruth) Cooper of DeMosis and Mrs. I. E- Fields or more time it Is by law required to 3 15 CLAIMS PRESENTED'AND AL- farm mortgage notes, Box Rents ......................... were married at Yakima last of Wasco-. 30 percent of Vhe total meet. LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD Vian week Foss A Company, Work on George B Bourhill and the EOL farm mortgage i nd ebte<lr.i?tss in Margaret W- Peetz, - FUND Lock to Assessor’s office. . .50 • company are making a particular Harvesting in the county will the United State«. County Assessor R. H. McKeon, Rent of Pauline Davis, Work in DATE . MAX. MIN. PftECIP begin earnestly July 3?. We have effort to secure a creditable grain The county farm debt adjust engineer’s office .......... . 12.00 Supt’s office ................. 13.00 fields that will go from 4C to 50 exhibit for the county fair- ment committmen and county ag ....82...,52........ 00 JULY 12 .. Call For Bids Mrs. C. M. Snider, Rent of bushels per acre these you will Chas. R. Logan, Auditing ricultural agents have bren Well Grasshopper are numerous in ...87.. 54....... 00 “ 13 .. Road machinery shed . . 6.00 supplied by the state farm debt find at E- A- Cushman'«, N. W. ’ County Records ....... 165.00 Bins for driver of school bus the country east of iMoro. The al 14,.. 58....... 00 .. 83.. Thompson’s, McDwmid’s. Johnny adjustment committee and the ex for School Dist- No-13 (DeMoss) Pac., Power A Light Co., W. C. Printing A Rinding Co. falfa fielC of Barnum Bro«- has “ 15... ...87.. 51..,. .00 Christenson’s etc- The poorest Idkhts for engineer’s office 1.25 tension service with information will be received by the clerk un 51.58 Supplies-all offices suffered considerable damage- Mr . (M) “ 16 .. ...79.. 68. is whore you find the most weeds. of value to the farmers who are til August 10, .934. Driver is to City of Wasco, Water for Frank Hennagin had to cut his W. C. Printing & Binding Co. “ 17... 00 .75 .. 53 C- P. Ragsdale has purchased The board re- ' engineer's office ............. 1.50 ir. need of a««istanae in the re- fumirh own bus- oats for hay to saw the crop- Recording Blanks A books 102.85 85 49 .00 financing and adjustment of ifi- tain« the right to refuse any or j M. . 18 _ from Pat Walsh 10,000 head of Others in the country aire doin^ Service O S Ô. Extension (Continued on page four) debtedness. Total for week .00 all bids. R C-Byera, clerk sheep, and reality and leases that the same- j News of Long Ago For Those Whose Memory Is Long WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 18
