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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON page two FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1935. west Quarter of thjp North This means that many (highways lature body, has debated a bill%nthl has again been hospitalised with west Quarter of Section Two: out hinderance; it has made a in Eastern Oregon which have sinus troubles - It is doubtful if he Township Our South, all specific appropriation of $500,000; been urgently needed for several can continue his school work this Range Seventeen, E. W. M.. it as orated and voted With force years will now be completed be spring containing In all 577 acres, re • ••• and freedom and on this memorable fore new highway projects in the serving from «aid mortgagee a day it has asserted its sovereign western half of the state can be Tom Douma and Mrs. Douma one acre tract on «aid prem power, all in behalf of sick oysters- started- News Noto By Cornelia Marvin Pierce drove to Portland Sunday with a ises u«rd for a cemetery, all | truck load of stock New« Note« by Mr«. W. M. Pierce, hearing should be held on the reas- “My country right or wrong.” in Sherman County, Oregon. NOTICE ’ OF SHERIFF’S SALE Said sale is made under execu LETTE RS continue to pour in onableness of the rate» OF REAL PROPERTY CARD OF THANKS tion issued out of the Circuit Court at an unprecedented rate. Next, Submarginal Lands Projects will PRODUCERS Mom Lodge No- 113, I. O. O. F- On Saturday, the 16th day of of the Statr» of Oregon for he Coun We wish to express our appre time I will tell you what they are be continued in Oregon in Jeffer Moro, Oregon March. 1935, at the hour of ten ty of Sherman, to me directed in ciation and to thank our many all about; suffice it to say now. son and Tillamook counties. They (Continued from page one) o’clock a. m. at the front door oil Meets every Mon kind friends and neighbors for the that we have employed an extra are somewhat (different in their duction of the bill the case of State Land Board of J day evening in the kindly words of sympathy and stenographer, whose pay comes out nature and plans, as the Tillamook Agricultural members are also the Courthouse in Moro, Sherman’ th)e State of Oregon, plainiff. I-O.O.F. hall- Tran acts of kindness extended to us of mine, as that is the way the county project is a “Scattered set lining up solidly against the house Couny, Oregon, I will to the ■ Aurelia DeMoss, a widow; Elbert sient and Visiting during our time of sorrow caused government manages it, allowing tlers’ project” inspiring homestead bill which would prohibit freight highest bidder for cash, the fol T. DeMoss and Maybelie DeMoss, brothers are cordi by the death of our father, James only two names on the payroll for era in locations suiVounded by for trains of more than 70 cars and lowing described real property I husband and wife; Hienry 8. De- ally invited to meet Tomlin Especially do we wish to each Congressman. They are to est lands and desirable for forest passenger trains of more than 14 located In Sherman County. Ore Moss, a single man; Sherman with us. thank our friends for the many vote on an extra clerk for each purposes, in order to complete cer cars. Producers and shippers feel gon. to-wit: County, a municipal corporation; Lloyd Rice. N G. The West Half of the South beautiful floral offerings at the member for the session as already tain sections. It has been stated that the passage of this measure Harry B. Pinkerton; the unknown Joe Truit, Secretary time of the funeral- east Quartier of Section 3 4. allowed Senators, and it will need that the Jefferson county project would cost the railroads of Oregon heirs of George G. DFMoss, de- Township One North, Range The Tomlin Family. four people in each office if letters and others of like nature, have un many hundreds of thousands of Lupine Rebecca Ixxlge No- 116 ceiLS^id; also all other persons or 17, Eaat of the wpiamette Moro, Oegon are to be answered. (They say duly favored the Federal Land dollars, which in turn would fall parties unknown claiming any Meridian. on the producers. They also see Huey Long has the largest mail right, titlh, estate, lien or interest Bank, and that the lands that were Meets 2d and 4th Tu- Said sale is mad,e under execu- in the realeetate described in the in Washington, and that he gets to be bought were very largely another danger in the shipment eaday« of each month more letter« than the President. He farms on which the Land Bank held of perishable fruits and other com ion issued out of the Circuit Court complaint herein. V’181 ting members wel li employs twenty one clerks and mortgages worth more than the modities if such a regulation of thb State of Oregon for the HUGH CHRISMAN come. Community Pre^bj terien Church stenograpers, sixteen of them at land, and that the project would should be made effective. There is County of Sherman to me directed Shriff of Shrman County, Orgon. Viola Hu 4en, N. G. his own expense- Our office tries operate as the Home Loan did. now strong indication this bill will in the case of State Land Board of Publish in Feb 16, 22, March 1, 8. u ^«11, Secretary. Sunday School.............. 10:00 a. m. to answer letters in some way, • chiefly for the benefit of those who meet an overwhelmng defeat in the the Stath of Oregon, plaintiff, v?. Church Service .......... 11:00 a. m. Homer B. DeMoss and Elizabeth except Townsend letters from the* had made the loans. The Wash*- lower house. NOTICE TO CREDITORS I DeMoss, husband and wife; Sher- first district which have been en- 1 ington Department states there has Christian Science Church All person« having claims a- mn county, a municipal corpora- RUFUS SCHOOL NOTES tirely beyond our handling. Many never been any formal cooperation Subject; SOUL gainst the estate of Margaret | tion; WaJther-William^ Company, By Georgiana Blackburn Golden Text: I Chronicler. 22.19 of the authors of these letters state arranged between the Land Buying Dennis, deceased, are hereby noti a corporation: and Harry B. Pink The band seems to be making Set you heart and your soul to seek that they voted for iMr. Pierce for Agency and the Land Banks. They fied to present them, duly verified, Congress, and this suggests that say they notify the Land Banks of quite a bit of noise lately due to erton, defendants. If the Ixnd your God. the undersigned at Grass Valley. „ HUGH CHRISMAN Any Responsive Reading: Matthew 7: it might be well to 'state for all a project which is being planned so the fact that they intend to put on Oiegon, the duly appointed, Qual Sheriff of Sherman County, Ore. a concert, February 21. Everybody concerned, that the &nly ones who that no further loans will be made one has 7-9, 11, 12. 24-27 ified and acting executor of the Publish Feb. 15, 22„ March 1. 8. is invited to come. According to in that section. * Farmers whose voted for Mr. Pierce for Congress Died All are cordially invited to at last will and testament of Mar Eloped tend the church services and to are those who live in his own Con lands are being sold under this ar the talk of the band members it garet Dennis, deceased, within «ix Married make use of the reading room in gressional district and that there rangement will be eligible for re is going to be good). NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE months from the date of this no A very large crowd was present Divorced the rear of the churdh building, are three such districts ih Oregon settlement outside tjie project, or OF REAL PROPERTY tice. to-witi Left town which is open daily where all au —the first, Western Oregon repre on small tracts of good land within at the Educational Week Program On Saturday the 16th day of February 15, 1935. Had a fire thorized Christian Science litera sented by James Mott; the third, the project. The benefit being not last week. , The mock scandal March, 1935, at the hour of ten Fred Kru«ow Had a baby ture may be read, borrowed or Multnomah county, represented by in the sale of the land, the pro trial given by the law class was o’clock a. m. at th^ front door of Geo. G. Updegraff, Come to visit Judge Ekwall; and the second a- ceeds of which will probably go to enjoyed by every body- The jury the Courthouse in Moro, Sherman purchased Bought a home bout three hundred miles square, the mortgagee, bat in the help which was chosen from the audi County, Oregon, I will ^ell at pub Attorney for Executor. Committed murder comprising all eastern Oregon, rep they may get in being settled in ence decided the defendent guilty f lic auction to the higheet bidder Last publication March 8. 1935. Full Gospel Assembly Fallen from an aeroplane some other place. We are frequent the crime. At the end of the for cash, thp following described Sunday School .......... 10:00 a. m. resented by Mn Pierce. That’s news—Telephone us, ly asked whether the government other skits put on by the various real property located in Sherman Preaching Service ....... 11:00 A,- m. Wheat and the shipment of the The Sherman County Journal num Evening Service ........... 7:30 p. np surplus from the Northwest was buys marginal of sub-marginal rooms a very humorous skit was County, Oregon, to-wit: ber is 102- Prayer meeting Wed..... 2:30 p., m. the subject of a hearing before lands outside of these projects, and given by Mrs. Tetz. Mr. Tetz, Earl The Southwest Quarter and DENTIST Secretary Wallace recently, at have been told definitely that the Williams and Thomas Macnab. It the East Half of the South was enjoyed and sent everybody Government ’ is not in the market A booklet telling of the diseases Grass Valley Baptist Church which the Washington delegation east Quartier of Section Thir HOME OFFICE, WASC<» of sheep may be ¡had at the coun Evangelist Ed C. Cofer of Port and Mr. Pierce from the Oregon del for any farms not wi-thnn the areas home laughing. ty-four, Township One North, The girls glee club and several DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE ty agent’s office by those who have land will conduct a series of re egation reinforced the arguments designated as projects. the East Half "Of the North troubles with their wolly animal» vival meetings at the Grass Val of Mr. Orris Dorman from Wash Executive Orders in place of leg boys are now practising under the west Quarter, and th¿? North • ••• ley Baptist church starting Sun ington (State) who made a plea islative action Wtre "first substi instructions of Miss Foss an oper east Quarter of the South Tom and Gordon Fraser, Henry day February 17. Services each for the revival of the work of the tuted for legislation to a great ex etta, “Carry Comes to College.” j west Quarter, and the North In Moro the First Week Barnum and Perry Johnston drove night. Sermon JI o’clock ‘‘What to Export Corporation. The Traffic tent with the emergency in 1933. east Quarter of Section Threr, in Each Month OLD HIGHWAYS FAVORED to Heppner Sunday and brought do now.” at 7:30, “Faith in 1935.” Committee of the railroads will They have now reached thte appal- Township One Southjthe North back a shorthorn calf for Gordon meet in Chicago tomorrow to de ing number of nearly 10,000, a few State Capitol, Salem. (Special)— MORO SCHOOL NOTES to use in htis club work this year. termine whether special rates for being merely telegrams. They have Eastern Oregon counties won a By Anita Kenny • ••• agricultural products from the the effect of law, but are not obtain sweeping victory in the lower house For your convenience I have • When Your Shoes need repan Northwest will be made. This news able in any code, so they are now this week when a resolution pre Stanley Reavis spent a part of arranged for you to leave The high school girls were again sented by Representative W. B. being indexed and codified in or was wired by us to the Coast some send them to the week in Walla Walla attend your Shoe Work at Waiter ing a meeting of Pacific Power successful when they defeated time ago. urging adequate presen der to avoid the bewilderment and Snider of Lake county was adopted A. May & Son. Pick up * and Light Company men of the the Rufus girls Monday night by tation of the case. Another group confusion attendant upon this met with but one dissenting vote. The and deliver twice a week at { WERNMAKK’S a margin of ten points, the final of the wheat Congressmen has hod. These methods are frequent resolution directs the state high dietridh nearby. no cost to you. i GOOD SHOE REPAIRING score being 41 to 31. Thie only beer, meeting to discuss the best ly not originated by the president, way commission to complete all Joseph A Mee other game that night was one be embraced within the 204 Second St. : THE DALLFS Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs and tween the junior high girls of both method of treating the propaganda but grow from departmental de highways state ihiighway system before un sires, and are prepared in depart about the use of wheat in the diet- The Wasco Shoe Man Reatha and Frank were in Port school». At the end of the first dertaking any new projects. / I h—W—— ■ ...... . land over the week end visiting half the Rufus girls were in the It is apparent that there is a de mental offices f4r hrs signature. There is no opportunity given for termined effort to curtail the a- with Mra Sayrs* father. lead by 15 points, but the Moro mount of wheat used for human hearing or discussion or defense, • ••• team gained during the second half consumption, and that this effort and action is questioned usually W. F. Jackson was in town Fri The Rufus girls were victorious, is well financed and is being aided only when another department has day from The Dalles. however, winning by a score of by a Bureau in the Department of a different point of view and a •••* 25 to 18. Agricultui^. The wheat group chance to express it. This Hart Mrs. A. H. Barnum returned This Friday night our basketball poses to request the Appropria Mountain matter is an illustration Thursday from Portland where she teams will play the Wasco teams tions Committee to refuse financial in point. visited for a few days. on their floor. •id for «uch propaganda through । Big Business isj as I said, still I in control, and an indication of that A number of the students at government agencies. OH . Marion McKee was in Portland The new Stock Yards Tariff in control is the vote taken as I write tended the party given for the Monday to attend a meeting of the high school students and their par Portland is in effect but an amend today on a resolution offered by the state druggist’s board of which ha ents on Saturday night in the ment to it has just been received Republicans . providing for pub is chairman- Matters pretaining to school gymnasium. in Washington which provides that licity for the names of holders of legislation affecting druggists was Reitha Howard was absent from the company will do the feeding un tax-exempt bonds of over $50,000 the aopic of the meeting school last Thursday and Friday til February 18. Representatives in amount. This resolution has of Swift and Co. and the Commis- been offered twico. probably to tan- Fred Pickett was htere from Seat because of a cold «ion men met in Chicago recently talize the administration Demo Melba and Orval Thogerson were tie a few days this week and while with a view to reaching a final ar crats and put them on record. The Fred says Seattle is alright he absent from school on Friday of rangement on feeding. The De vote was by roll call, and was not can’t forget Moro for very long at last week. , partment of Agriculture will detail Doris Morrison was absent Tues accountants to Portland after the a party vote but was largely sec- a time. day afternoon, also Thursday af tariff has been in effect a few tional. The Congressman from the • If you have any reason to believe that Second District voted for publicity Miss Marjorie N«house has been ternoon of last week. you are not seeing as well*«s you should, weeks, and their study will contin The pupils of the Junior high ue until it covers a sixty day per as he is opposed to tax-exempt selected of one of six girls who bonds. have your eyes examined at once. And will go on a tour of Washington held a debate this week as to whidh iod under the new ratings. It wiH Fellow Oregonians, Tet us re don’t aggravate the condition by read and Oregon during spring vaca was the best man. Washington or then be determined whether a joice! The Houses our great legis- tion as guests of Linfield college Lincoln. The outcome was that ing, working or sewing in light that is They will give concerts in several the pupils supporting Lincoln too bright, that glares or that is in the won. towns in the two states. • ••• The fifth and sixth grades, on danger-zone between seeing light and Thursday night the local Bethle der the leadership of Miss Bigg- dim light— "Fog Light"! hem chapter of the O. E. S. were nes«. have organised a 4-H Health hostesses for an old time party club. Only the pupils of those two “Fog Light” is particularly harmful celebrating the 32nd anniversary grades are eligible for the club. because you arc seldom conscious of it Miss Biggness’ mother sent her of the organisation of the local lodge. Early day members of the a huge valentine for Valentine’s until after your eyes arc strained. If your order were back for the occasion. Day. Around the edge of the Ladies eyes work hard enough, you can see fair large red heart were smaller val ly well in this inadequate light. But the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cushman, entines. one for each of her pupils. fuxompanied by their |taughter- unconscious strain of trying to see clear Regular $1.95 values to Close at......... 95c each Mrs. Irwin Morris and son Don ly day after day and night after nightand ald. spent Saturday in Condon visit Sizes 14 to 44 not doing it soon has a physical reaction. ing the Virgil Cushman family- They made the trip in Gene’s new Ladies and Misses Sizes —$2.50 THE MODEL ... car Virgil is recovering from a Sight Meter measures recent operation. •Rubberized Coats 6 to 18 years • ••• M Bight instantly! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brisbine Misses 14 to 20, Zipper or • Pants This You no longer have to guess whether were in The Dalles Tuesday for • Vests restful Button Front, Wind and you are risking your eyes in “Fog Light”. medical treatment for Ralph. Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Reavis accom lamp The Sight Meter shows the exact amount Water Proof. Special to Extra Special 35c & 40c values panied them. of light by your favorite chair, your desk assures • 19c each Close at • $2.50 ea. —anywhere in fact. It also prescribes Mr. and Mrs. John Thogerson eye and daughter, Melba, visited in how much light you should have for comfort! Portland over the week end with effortless seeing. relative«. • One sure way to banish "Fog Light” is with A member of our Lighting Staff will an l.E.S. certified lamp «uch as the on« illus Clare Axtell is ill with what is trated above. Not onfy does it give several gladly bring a Sight Meter to your home times as much light as you get from an ordi r< ported to be pneumonia. or place of business and make a complete • ••• nary lamp but it softens shadows and elimi nates both reflected and direct glare. At your lighting “audit” for you. This fervice is R J> Ginn, vh was taken ill desk, by your easy chair, by the children’s EFORE baying any track several days ago, has improved given to our customers without charge atujy table—wherever an I.E.S. lamp is used type tractor see the AlMa- somewhat the last few days from there you will have new eye comfort. The or obligation. Won ’ t you phone our Chalmers. Model M, the tractor his very serious condition over the Study and Reading Lamp illus- FWE nearest office for an appointment? trated retails for.......................... VOe7O week end. He has pneumonia in fear speeds forward, renewable addition to the slight stroke he Mem Work SOX _____________ 1 5c pair cylinder sleeve«, and may be suffered earlier. tank« Wl' No- 1.» A-F. * A M VaDro. Oregon Meet» th« 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month. Visiting members cordially in vited to meet with us. C Sparling, W. M. C V. Belknap, Secy. Mrs. Ccraeiia Pierce Tells . Of Cc~ ■ ressman’s Troubles CHUCHES Ä „ . (yTown Talk Dr. J. A. BUTLER If your eyes are bothering you, ■ I 1 I do these 2 things... 1 BaMk ! —95 cents- Specials Extra Broadcloth Dresses TRUCK TYPE B > • ••• Mrs. Dick (Morgan spent the week end in The Dalle« with her daughter Mrs. Ransier. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ragsdale wc re in Portland the first of the week to see their «on, Harry, who equipped for oil burning or gas oline. This engine deliver« 29.65 horse power on the drawbar and the price is supriaingiy low. Moro Grain Growers' Aas’n Dealers for ALpS CHALMERS MFG. CO Good Weight for Spring Wear " ■ i» .. «■ J.C. Freeman & Co. Moro SEE YOUR DEALER OR P acific P ower & L ight C ompatiy f Always at Your Service
