Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, August 31, 1934, Page 4, Image 4

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    PA£K FOUB
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
business visitors in Portland) for
several days.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1M4
North Half, Southwest Quar­
ter, and Northwest Quarter
of Southeast Quarti* of Sec­
tion Thlrty-s|^;
Aliso Southwest Quarter of
Southwest Quarter of Section
Twenty-five;
Also South Half of Southeast
Quarter, and Nurthwiest Qu ar
ter of Southeast Quarter of
Section Tweaty-six;
All ,in Township One North,
Range Nineteen, East Wil­
lamette Meridian.
Said sale is made under ear­
ecution Issued out of th« Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Sherman, to me
directed In the case of Pacific
Coast Joint Stock Land Bank of
Portland, a corporation,-vs- Wil­
liam C. Bryant, Elva A. Bryant,
Otto Peetx, Margaret Pe^x, Elva
A«- Bryant, as Administratrix of
the Estate of William C. Bryant,
deceased, Ruth L. Bryant, Harold
W«.' Bryant, Helen Bryant, Lois
C. Bryant, Carl Peetz, P. G. O’
Meara, doing business under the
name and style of O’Meara Sup­
ply & Implement Company, B. A.
KI Iks and Louis« B. Kliks, (Rec­
ord Owners), hhsband and wife,
Bertha Louise Bolton, Mary E.
Dorsett and "John Doe” Doraiett,
Wife and husband.
HUGH CHRISMAN
___ Sheriff of Sherman County
First 'publication Aug. 24, 1934
Last publication Sep. 21, 1934
a decree entered in said Court, six percent per annum from Ap­ husband and wife, Thomas JWver-
August
14th. 1994. In a suit ril 10th, 1934, unt|tl paid, and for thorn and Jane Doe SUverthorn,
wherein
The
Oregon-Washington the further sum of Three Hun­ husband and wife. Defendants.
Miss Clarico Ddrnic” > of The
Joint Stock Land Bank, a corpora­ dred 00-190 (1300.00) Dollars, at­ NOTICp OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Dalles visited Miss
Reid a
tion. is plaintiff, and Roy Powell. torney's fees, and for Plaintiff’s
There will be a dance at the monu. returned from Kelso, Mon short time this week.
Under and by virtue of a fore­
hall, Saturday night, Sep­ day after visiting two weeks with
Alice Powell. Elva A Bryant, Elva costs and dtebunwin,»*^* herein closure execution and order of
Mark Alley, George uuwon and
A Bryant, as Administratrix of incurred, taxed and allowed in sale issued out of the above en­
Mrs. VanGilder’s aunt, Mrs. Inee
tember 1. Taylor’s orchestra
Clyde Herring are picking apples
the Estete of W. C. Bryant, de- the sum of Twenty 00-100 (J20.00) titled court, In the above entlt-
Nash.
Help the Library-
at Hood River.
ceased, Loia C. Bryant,
G. Dollars, and the further sum of led suit, to me directed and dated
Paul Alley and wife are in
All thoeq desiring to donate
O'Meara, doing business under the coats and disbursements of and the 4th day of AuguXt, 1984,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Johnson
mot
­
house plants to the Festival call Springfield to see Mrs. Alley’s orea' to Portland taking Misa Kat
name of O’Meara Supply and Imp upon this writ; and in favor of upon a judgment rendered and
Mrs. Eo'. McKee, president of the parents. f
orino LeGrand home with them.
lement Company, Margaret L* Me Defendant The First National entered in said court and cause
Garden dub.
Merritt Tuel was in The Dai-
Carthy and Q. A. McCarthy, kre Bank 08 The Dalle«, a National on the 38th day of July, 1914, ;
A Molesworth of Portland and
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♦
les hospital Friday returning Sat- son, Frank, were visitors with
defendants, said writ being dir-, Banking corporation, Croa* Com­ in favor of the Pküniff named
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
urdeow.
ected
to me conrtnanttyag me to plainant, againet the hereinafter and against Defendants Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Yates.
Schanke regret that they have(
make
sale of thn real property deecr^bed real . property, fof the Nye and Agnes Nys for the sum
leff for Hood River where Mr.| Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Howell
Florence Armsworthy came up
hereinafter
desertbod, I will on sum of Nine Thousand 00-100 of 31600.00, with interest at the
Schunke is employed in the Red and son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard from Astoria and expects to go
Saturday,
the
15th dayof Septem­ (>9000.00) Dollars, together with rate of 10 percent from the first
Spencer
and
Mrs.
Spencer
’
s
moth
and White store. Mrs. Martha Has
to Ontario to teach.
ber,
1934,
84*10:00
o'clock aim. Interest thereon . at the rate of day of March, 1929, for the fur­
tings gave a farewell party for er are leaving for Seaside.
Mrs. E. L. Weld is a visitor at
at
th«
front
door
of
th« Court eight percent per annum from ther sum of 3200.00 attorney’s
them Wedneaday night.
I ^rg pan McDermid and sons. Milwaukee with her daughter,
hous« of Sherman County, in the October 6th. 1933,until paid,' and fees, and for the further eum of
Mrs. A. B. Terry.
Town of Moro, State of Oregon, the further sum of One Hundred 947.10 costs hnd dtebursemenfte
Mrs. R. H. McKean was host­ Donald and Malcolm, and Miss
Orville Yocom and wife drove
offer for sale and proceed to sell Fifty 00-100 (3160>00) 'Dollars, as occuned in eaid suit and for ac­
ess to a slver tea Saturday spon Margeret returned from Portland
to McMinnnville Sunday to ret­
to the highest bidder for cash in attorney’s fee«, and for its costs cruing costs, commanding me to
sored by th: Christian church aid Monday. I \
urn
their
daughter,
Patricia
home
hand the following described real and disbursembi>ts herein incur­ sell the following described real
A program was given and ref­
Rov anu Mrs. Walter Warner
property, situate in Sherman Co­ red, taxed and, allowed /fe the property together With all the ap-
reshments served.
The Weld family reunion was
are on their way to Yale college.
sum of Thirteen and 25-100 purtenances thereunto belonging,
unty, State of Oregon, to-wlt:
held
at
Viento
park
Sunday
and
A farewell picnic in their honor
M • and Mrs. Harry Proudfoot
<313.25) Dollars, commanding me to-wit: , - ,.
Lote One (1), Two (2) and
was held on the Deschutes Thur- Mr and Mrs. E. L. Weld, C.
an
”* Harry and Ted, return sday.
to
make sale of the following des­
Three
(3)
and
the
South
Half
Weld and children, Malcolm Guy,
The South Jiaif of th* North
trip to Crater lake, Eu-
cribed
real property, • situate in
©•_ fre
of
the
Northeast
Quarter
(8
Mr. and Mrs. Bernis Guy, Frank
half and the Northeast quar­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vernon
VanGil-
-nd
iRainier
Nation-
gene, S<
thé County of Sherman, State of
Hof NEU), and the North
Brown and' Eva Doane were pre­
ter
of ' the Southeast quarter
ir. will enter the der, and Johnny and Olive Rob- sent from Wasco.
Onegon, to-wff: '
Half of the Southeast Quarter
of Section Twenty, and the
inson
returned
home
from
Look-
Washington
this
University of
The W*eet half <W%) of Sec­
(NH of SEK) and theNor-
Bast half Of the northwest
out. Cal.
tion Twenty-one (21), In
fall.
theaat Quarter of tho South­
quarter
and the Southwest
Township .One ^l) North of
west Quarter(NEK of'SWK)
Eugene McMilian of Portland Feed Grains Certain
' quarter of the Northwest qua-
Wayne Darby and Agusta Huc-
Range Seventeen (17) East
and the Southeast Quarter of
’ rter of Section Twenty-one in
kin motored to Boise. Idaho, Sun- returned home after visiting Fran
To Be Short
* of the Willamette' Meridian,
the NorthWeet Quarter (SEK
cis Watkins.
Township Four, South of Ra­
d»y-
« -
containing 420 acres, more' or
of NWU > of Section Eight
nge Fifteen, East of the WU-
Mrs.
Steve
McMillian
and
her
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl and
(8), and’ Lot Four (4) and
lambtte Meridian, in Sher­
daughter,
Dana
Jean
are
homei
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. White re­
and the rentals tp be paid < by
Farm outlook information cov
the Southwest Quarter of the
man County! Oregom
from
a
trip
to
Portland.
a
huckle-
turned Saturday from
L. P. Haven for the term of th«
ering current and prospective pro
Northwest Quarter '(SWK of
The Southeast quarter of the
berrying trip to Camp Cultus by
crop year of 1934!''
Georgia Bell McPherson of The duction and marketing situation
NWK> and the. North Half
Northeast quarter and tho
,
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
Mrs. Adams.
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue
Dalles is here with her parents. for poultry products, dairy pro­
of the Southwest Quarter
Northeast quarter of the Sou­
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
of said Execution. Decree and Or­
(NK of SWK) of Section
Mr. and Mrs. Hildred Zell vis- Mr and
Elwood McPherson ducts. lambs and wool, beef cat­
theast quarter of Section Ni- *
THE COUNTY“ OF SHERMAN
der' at Safe, and in compliance
tle,
hogs,
fall
sow
grain,
ar^d
Nirte
(9).
al!
in
Township
One
ited in Portland for several days
neteen: the* North half of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCulloch,
with the commands of said Writ,
clover seed has just been prepar­ T H p OREGON -WASHINGTON
(1) South of Range Ndniteen
this week.
the Southwest quarter, the
and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
JOINT
STOCK
LAND
BANK
OF
I will, on. Saturday, thè 8th day
ed by economists in the OSC ex­
(19) East of the Willamette
Northwest quarter of tho So­
OREGON a corpora- r Meridtancontaining 518.09
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wall and Kaseberg, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ha- tension service. Commodity notes ^ORTLAND
of September, 1934, at 10:60
_
-
I
_
_
.
*
*
utheast quarter and the 8oi>-
ven
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
G.
Hil
­
Mignon, Jean and Caroline return
o’clock A
at the front dqor
on Ihlay, feed grains, flaxseed, tion. Plaintiff
acrea. more or less
derbrano*
had
a
picnic
at
Bonne-
theast
quarter of the South
ed from Beno.' Sunday.
versus
beans, hops, potatoes, apples, wal­
to satisfy th« sum of Four Thou­ of the Cquhty Court Hot^Se. in
east quarter of Section Twen-
Miss Leona Clothier visited for ville.
nuts, piears, prunes and filberts ROY POWELL. ALICE POWELL sand Six Hundred Sixty- Three the CLty of Moro, Sherman Coun­
ty and the Northwest quar-
Kenneth (McCafferty suffered a are included.
one week with Mrs. Georgia Kli­
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ELVA A. BRYANT, ELVAA* and 26-109 Dollars (34,66846). ty, Oregon, sell at public auction
ter of the Southwest quar-
slight
sun'
stroke
Saturday.
ngs worth at Connel, Wash.
“Of outstanding importance to BRYANT, as Administratrix of the with Interest thereon from date of Subject to redemption to the
ter
and the Northwest quar-
Lawrence Funk and family and Oregon farmers at this time is Estate of W. C, Bryant, deceased. th<e decree at th« rate of six per highest bidder for cash in hand
Gloria Rickards and son are
quan-
domiciled for the coming year in Gene Hull were at Koberg’s last the tremendous drop in national LOIS C. BRYANT, P. G O’ME­ cent (6) per annum; and the fur­ ail the right, tide and interest
of
Section
Twenty-one
Jn
To­
Sunday.
hay and feed grain production, ARA, doing business under th« ther sum of Eight Hundred For­ which the within named Defen­
the Amos cottage.
wnship
4,
8.
R.
IS,
E.W
M
Wade Hull and wife and Maud coupled with short pastures and name of O’Meara Supply and Im­ ty-seven and 90-100 Dollars (3847. dants, or either or any of them,
in
Sherman
County,
Onego
rx
A picnic party was held on the
Anurews motored to Portland Sat­ ranges and other feeds,” say thle plement Company, MARGARET 90). with interest thereon from in the above entitMad suit, had
Deschutes river Sunday by Mr.
NOW. THEREFORE, by vjlr-
urday and Mrs. Hull remained to economists. “This will undoubted L. M c C arthy , and G. A. Me the date of this decree at he raté on the 28th day of October, 1930,
ana (Mrs. Harry Sprague. . Mrs.
tue
of said Execution, decree and .
or
at
any
time
since
said
date
ly
result
in
a
greater
slaughter
visit her parents.
CARTHY, Defendants]
of eight percent (8) per annum;
Hailey, Mary Fortner and Mr. and
order
of sale and In compliance
Paulen Kaseberg is in Seattle of cattle and calves, and other NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE and the further sum of 3300.00 (n and to the above described pro­ with said return. I will on Sat«,
Mrs. J. A. Butler.
perty.
’
■.or
any
part
thereof,
to
adjustments in livestock, tfr.tan at
for' a visit with John Thomas.
By virtue of the writ of ex­ which the Court adjudges to be
satisfy said Execution and Decree urday the 8 th day oj September,
Harry Sprague has been moved
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nesbit and any time for decades.”
ecution and order of sale duly is­ a reasonable sum to be allowed
interest,
costs and accruing coste. 1934, at 3 o’clock pan. of said day
A
marked
reduction
in
hog
attorneys’ fees, to­
lo Condon for the time being.
some relatives from Gresham met
sued out of the circuit Court of plaintiff
at the front door of the Sherman
Dated, August 7th, 1934.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stout and on MLHood Sunday for a picnic. production an^ a smaller lamb the State of Oregon for the Co- gether with costs of said suit tax­
County Court House In Moro, Ore-
crop in 1935 is certain to occur, uny of Sherman, on the 15th day ed at Twelve» and 55-100 Dollars
HUGH CHRISMAN,
Mn Stout’s mother of Portland
Frank Knox, wife and daugh­
gon.
sell at public auction, sub-
says
the
circular,
copies
of
which
spent the weekend visiting Luther ters are spending their vacation
of August, 1934, pursuant to a de­ (312.55). and the costs of and up- Sheriff of Sherman County, Ore. Ject to redemption, to the hlgh-
may be obtained from county ag- cree entered in said Court, August on said writ
Stout.
First publication August 10,1934 est bidder tor cash fn hand, all
at the beach.
ents. Except for higher costs, at 14th, 1934, in a suit wherein The
Last publication September 7,1934 of the right, title. and Interest
HUGH CHRISMAN,
Bryan VanGilder and son, Ray-
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Brock were least until new feed is available
Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Sheriff of Sherman County.
whlch the above named Defend -
in 1935, the poultry outlook Land Bank, a corporation, is plain 8-17—9-14 State of Oregon
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ants, or either of them, have In
would be quite favorable and the tiff, and Roy Powell,' Alice Pow­
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR said property, to satisfy said ex-
dairy outlook somewhat better ell, Elva A. Bryant, Elva A Bry­
SHERMAN COUNTY
ecution, decree, order of
4lhan for several years. Feed sup­ ant as Administratrix of the Estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
tweet, costs and accruing costa.
Levi
Chrisman,
Plaintiff,
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON.
FOR
plies will be very low this win­ of W. C. Bryant, deceased, Lola C.
THE
COUNTY
OF
SHERMAN
HUGH CHRISMAN
ter, but no general shortage of Bryant, p. G O’Meara, doing bust
OREGON MUTUAL LIFE INS- Bernard Nys and Agnew Nys,
human food is expected.
Sheriff of Sherman County
ness under the name of O’Mleara
the
The clover seed crop is very Supply and Implement Company, URANCE COMPANY, an Oregon husband and wife, George W.
Edwards and Mary A. Edwards,
poor this year and carryover Margaret L McCarthy and Q. A. corporation, plaintiff,
versus
stocks smaller than usual, the re­ McCarthy, are defendants, said
port points out. Prices are ad­ writ being directed to me com- GEORGE M. LAMBORN; and
vancing, especially for good qual­ manding me to make sale of the HATTIE LAMBORN, husband and
ity seed of which the supply is real property hereinafter descri­ wife, THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF THE DALLES, a
expected to be especially light.
bed I will on Saturday, the 15th
Production o| feed grains in day of September, 1934, at 10:00 National Banking corporation, and
the whole country will be only o’clock a.m., at the front door of MOREE JONES,
Defendants.
about 65 percent of average, and the Court house i ofSherman Co­
of hay about 68 percent. Market unty, in the Town of Moro, State No. 2246 ‘
Retailers of
prospects for. fall sow feed of Oregon.offer for sale and pro­ NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
grains which can be harvested ceed to sell to the highest bid­
By virtue of an Execution« De­
comfort of gun viton for your eye*.
J2500 will you find a V-8 engine
early in 1935 are good as stocks der for cash in hand th« follow­ cree and Order of Sale, Issued out
7 ^¿¿s
From the strength of a Torque Tub«
and the unoothne** of V-8 perform-
of feed grains are expected to ing described *real property, sit­ of the above entitled Court, in
Drive to the convenience of a dash­
•nca puit car i* the Food V-8.
GRAIN. FE ), INSURANCE
board package compartment.
be low by that time.
uate in Sherman County. State of the above entitled cause, to me
Drop in at your nearest Ford dealer
Index figures of farm price le­ Oregon, to-wit:
directed and dated the 7th day
Than drive it —• and find out in a
vels show a sharp upward turn
of August, 1934, upon a Judgmen*
Notice it* many features from the
The Southwest Quarter
during recent weeks, although yet
rendered and Mitered In said
ice i* swinging to the Ford V-8!
(SW K) of Section Threio
generally far below parity. The
Court on the 31st day of July
(3) and the South Half (8%)
A U T H 011 Z E I)
general average of farm prices
1934, in favor of Oregon Mutual
of Section Four (4), In Towp-
must still rise about 50 percent
shlp One (1) South of Range , Life Insurance Company, an Ore­
to reach parity, according to the
gon corporation, and against the
Nineteen (19) East of the Wil
index given in the circular. Some
hereinafter
described real proper­
lamette Meridian, containing ,
of this disparity between prices
ty, in the sum of Five Thousand
480 acres, more or less;
received and prices paid by far­ to satisfy the sum of Six Thou­ 00-100 (35000.00) Dollars and In­
mers may be wiped out next year sand Five Hundred Twenty-eight terest thereon at the rgte of six
owing to short crops this year.
and 53-100 Dollars (J6.528.53), per cent per annum from July
10th, 1931, until paid, and for
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF with interest thereon from Aug­ the further sum of Twe Hundred
ust 14th, 1934 at the rat© of six
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Forty-nine and 86-100 (3249 88)
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN percent, (6) per annum; and the Dollars and interest thereon at
further
sum
of
On«
Thousand
In the mutter of the Liquidation
—Bay Whéat
..
Seven Hundred Four and 54-100 the rate of six percent per anhum
of the
from
February
8th,
1932.
iintll
. I
i »
Moro State Bank, Moro, Orjegon. Dollars (31,704.54), with interest paid, and for the further sum of
thereon
from
August
14th
1934
at
Cumoi 1933-34 taxes are
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND PAY­
DE^L vuitti YOUR LOCAL
the rate of eight percent (8) per CXne Hundred Seventy-three, and
MENT NO. 1
annum; and the further sum of 75-100 (3173.75) Dollars, together
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
wilth interest thereon at the rate
.A» Ü
’
That an order has been entered 3400.00 as attorney’s fees, toge­ of six percent per annum fkoni
ther
with
costs
of
said
suit
taxed
ments, which
installments
by the Circuit Court of the Stale
at Twelve and 56-100 Dollars December 16th, 1932. until paid,
of Oregon for the County of Shier
(312,55) and the costs of and up­ and for the further sum of Thir­
came due on March 15th,
man. auhorizlng, empowering and on said writ.
ty 00-100 (330.00)
Dollars, to­
directing the Superintendent of
gether with Interest thereon at
June - 16th, September 16th,
HUGH CHRISMAN,
Banks to distribute a first divi­
the rate of six percent per annum
dend of 10 percent on all ordin­ Sheriff of Sherman County,*
from November 16th, 1932. until
and December 16th, Interest
. :
State of Oregon paid, and for the further sum
ary deposit claims filed and ap­ 8-17—9-14
•
52 per cent or over copper -
proved against the Moro State
of Two Hundred Seven and 36-100
Bank. Moro Oregon, up to and in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF (3207.85) Dollars, together wtth
eluding November 15, 1988, *aZd THE STATE ,OF QREGON FOR interest thereon at the rale of
dividend 'to be paid on and after
six percent per annum from Jan­
SHERMAN COUNTY
August JO, 1934.
THE OREGON- WASHINGTON uary Sth. 1984, unit 11 paid, and
may be allowed ia Sep
That said order directed that JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF for the further sum of One Hun­
this notice be given by publica­ PORTLAND, OREGON, a corpor- dred
Eighty-five
and 41-100
*'i - a
r
■
•
tember 15th.
tion thereof in one issue of a atlon, Plaintiff
(8185U1) Dollars, together With
*
newspaper of general circulation
interest thereon at ¿he rate of
versus
printed and published in Sherman
Personal Tax Statements
County, Oregon. That the date of ROY POWELL, AUCE POWELL
ELVA A.
publication thereof is August 34, ELVA A. BRYANT,
BRYANT,
Administratrix
of
1934^
per bbl.
payers a* ha* been the usual
A. A. Schramm, Superin­ the Estate of W. C. Bryant, de­
.*,1 - ■'
tendent of Banks, in charge of ceased, LOIS C. BRYANT. P. G.
cuaioun. This will constitute
Moro State Bank, in liquidation. O’MEARA, doing business under
High Gride Family
the name of-O’Meara Supply and
Patent Floor
Final Notice. /
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Implement Company, MARGAR­
ET
L.
M
c
C
arthy
and
Q.
A.
Me
On the 22nd day of September,
Grocsries—Meats—Fresh
1984,
at the hour of 10:00 o’clock CARTHY, Defendants.
Hugh Chrisman
Fruits and Vegetables in
A.M« at the front door of the NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Sheriff an<i Tax Collector
Court House at Moro. Sherman
By virtue of the writ of ex­
Season.
for Sherman County, Ore.
County. Oregon, I will sell at au­ ecution and order of sale duly
ction to the highest bidder for Issued out of the Circuit Court
WASCO. OREGON
cash the following described real of the State of Oregon for the
Yoor Patrouge Solicited
property in Sherman County, Or County of Sherman, on the 18th
day of August, 1914, pursuant to
egon, to-wlt:
News from the Wasco Community
AMERICA SWINGS
to
FORD
ic^i
Io]
ßke > 1
R. H. McKe
Mrs. B. E. Hailey, AsstMgr.
Crown Mills FLOUR
Mitchel, Lewis & Slaver Co
Farm Implements
Oregon!
gWasco
Finad Tax Notice
För 1934
YES
Copper Carbonate
Mountain Copper Carbonate
Snow Maid Flour
Feet 1
Grinding $6.25
«•bate
Your
WASCO MARKET
RED 4 WHITE STORE
Mill Feeds
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers