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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1935)
ij. »AO« POU* TH« SHBHHAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OUWON FRIDAY. APRIL 12 1»M ' News from the Wasco Community Mr. and iMka. Claud Coat# of Rufus are parents of a baby boy weighing , 12 pounds. He arrived Sunday. Mrs. Myrtle Bratcher returned the Program as director and gave Wednesday evening >o Rebe^ to her home in Weston Wednes- an interesting talk on flowers. kah lodge entertained d.ir hus bands and Odd Felloes with a The Eastern Star lodge gave a program inchufing an April fool eral months as a guest of her sisters. Mrs. VanLandingham and dinner at the hotel Tuesday eve skit, music and refreshments. ning for Hazel Ingram, grand Mr». Stiffel. conductress, on her official visit. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Knox of Tygh Harley Dutton and wife motor Out of town guests were: Mr Valley were guests of Mrs. Mary ed from Fossil Thursday accom and IMrs. Harry Pinkerton. Mr. Knox several days last week. panied by Mr. and Mrs. Teats of and Mrs. E. Amidon of Moro, and Meedames Taylor. Hampton, the Condon schools. Mr. and Mrs. Hildred Zeil were and Creighton of The Dfllles. in Prineville over the week end The ladies of ths Methodist aid to attend the funeral of the for- held ameeting at the home of Eli | Virgil Broek was initiated into mer’s uncle. zabeth Fuller and spent the after the Knights of Pythias lodge, noon quilting. Mn and Mirs. Louis Scholl spent taking his first degree at The Dalles Tuesday evening. He went Saturday in The Dalles as guests Agusta Huckin of Walla Walla down with Andy McClure, John of their daughter. Mrs. George spent the Easter vacation here to Robinson. John Royce, Guy And <nebel. visit her inher. She is attending rews, Dean Barnett Fay Brack Whitman college. ett. ■ Chester Medler Ed Thomas Mrs. A. B. Riddel spent several and Joe Hilderbrand. days of last week in Portland. Vai Eina Proffit and mother wer quests of the Fred Fortner A new milking machine is now Mrs. Harry Proudfoot entertain installed at the Wasco dairy and ed at 1:80 dessert luncheon Fri fam ly over the week end. as a result contented cows are day afternoon, complimenting Mrs grazing and waiting for milking E. N. Hulden of Arlington. Mrs Dutton and son AOs H Albert Kaseberg made high score Harold, and V and Mrs. Jimmy time. and Mrs. Hulden guest Priza Dunn and son Douglas, motored from Fossil Sunday stopping here! Dr. J. A. Butler attended the of the unid-Oolumbia several hours. They attended the meeting1 The Thursday chib entertained funeral of Mrs. Rose Kuns man in dental society Saturday in Hie the TUlicum club at the home of Dalles. Moro. Mrs. Ross Hilderbrand with Mrs. Mr,, and Mrs. W. V. Daniels of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapman and son, Leroy and wife were in town The Dalles were Sunday guests Saturday to attend the vaudeville at the home of the Will Clothiers. Sunday Dorothy and Donna Knox were entertained on their thirteenth birthday at the home of their aunt, Mrs. John Knox in The Dalles. Guests at dinner in- cuded their father, Frank Knox, and sister, Jessie- Mrs. Fred Fort nor honored the twins at a party 9 Monday evening. Monday aften- noon at the school house the twins and their class mates were ser ved ice cream and cake by Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Feldman and Mrs. B. E. Hailey. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watkins were dinner hosts Sunday for the plear- sure of their son Chester on his twenty first birthday. Guests were. Arthur Watkins, Grace Cothran, and Messrs and Mesdames Leo Watkins. H. V. Watkins and chil dren. Eugene Gosson, Joanne Wot kins and |Dena Janette and Viv ian Dolores Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman, and children, Nedia and Sheilia. Nondus (Riddle of Goldendale were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. D. McKee had the plea Bernice Guy Saturday night. sure of acting as hostess to the Garden club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. C. Reese of Moro was on bphd^?ÄÄ‘ insurance Commissioner ¿p?rn,T Dur,UMnt to *»w: ▲mount of eaoli I stock p«ld up. statutory 400.000.06 id dur- "ly'S“' id 'renta I I 6.006.346.06 year... •63.114.90 ovner source« ring the year.. <7.«19 34 Total ox th» State of A Play that is different 3.856.446 46 Senior Play 399.856 98 Oro»^ claim» “' m .834.27157 ▲mount* of 'ài urna on • ua.iun Total U«bUltl«s. «xctpt e«p- Surplus cü«r ¿fl liabiUÜM.'.*..«I "KSia. “. g JSI N Aid* $ 1 ;U£v £ i STEIWER, FATLAND you- under .cientitic aid. $1,260 a year Department of Agriculture. ' Conservationist (forestry), var. ious grades, >2,600 to >5,600 a year. Chief scientific aid (blister rust control), >2,600 a year, Depart ment of Agriculture. Grazier, >3,200 a year, Depart ment of Interior. ¿Fireman and layout man sheet metal shop, >2.300 a year, North- Total admitted ajseH ......... I 84.718.405*9 LIABttnTW Gross claims for losses un paid .............. I • 190,314.06 Amount of unearned pre miums on all outstanding risks ......................................... 1,995.870.21 AH other liabilities................... 163.386 81 Total 11 « b i 1 itles. except capital ............................ I 81.749.971 08 Capital paid up........... .............. 31.300.000 00 Surplus over all liabilities.. 1.769,034 31 Surplus as regards policy- holders ....... ........................»2.969,034 31 J W JORltóON dg MrviMt Y outh C omes T ripping HClCntlUC 1,193.«04 SO Total ......................................14418,405.39 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received dur ing the year .................................. »5,944 70 Losses paid during the year ... 1,599 93 Losses incurred during the year 919.18 Neme of co-'nsnv. THE ALLEMANNIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH ame of president. G. W. Unverzagt. «me of secretary. W A. Forrest Jr. Statutory resident attorney for service. g 135.105.63 aroM. claims for losses un- gA’l.* •!*•••............ J------ 744.588 00 Tharsday, April 18, - 8 »’dock WWWMftWc?’ Tuma on ^“^»tamilnw 6.831.686.02 D net o r eommiMion '■ n d AH pt herTìablil't'iM’~‘‘’ Total^^h «bili ties. except Wasce High School * P*'d ’■> ’tüstaiwy I AUDITORIUM •ww »vor ali 'Ú&UhÜM. 9.097.105.16 1 c«; a a irOM.C2|Jl rtaSved during the >ear Total «7.059 34 114.123,183 43 5.692.578.14 'TÂaiæwtê awKsr/??"’"“ )* UHLS 860.000 00 ■nd salarie« the ar ... 4.164.840 88 and free paid 580,087 U v other expenti- 1.038.559 46 Total expenditure METSKER’S NEW SHERMAN COUNTY ATLAS : Buy Metsker’s new up-to • : oats atlas of SHERMAN CO-: • UNTY. It shows all proper- ■ : ties and ownerships. Town- • : ship maps and atlases of over Z • 60 counties in Oregon and; S Washington and northern Id- • • aho. best maps made. • For sale at the county aaaea- ; : tor’s oflee, Moro, Ora and: 514 8.W. Oak at. Portland Or »noitta« 34 tate owned ..j...,..,3 L1A7.953 34 and bo- di ~ ▼Uitte) .J 35.446.487 76 «• «nd col- eroaa. P* a n c rownibcMT C ompany and «D courw oi “nw81“ WASCO MARKET «a 1 mm swu 230,907.31 28,741.64 1.18 i*im« for tea««« vn- J,.............................8 1.634,458.43 a vwkoR Fruits and Vegetables in oíSríatÍJítÍü”L’..’l.* Season. tai liabilities, except cap- l.l?5’io8 « '................................. 18.448.030.58 > «'n. miugu received dui- >Aid during' ibe year* incurred during the THE ’^414 25 8T. SHERMAN IMPERATIVE GRAIN GROWERS VC. Fudy Hour 200,000 00 uo ............. YajKS................ * Net premiums revived dur- . I“«.»?1* ......................» 1.644 «86.48 Interest, dividends and rents received during the year.. 135.445.27 income from other sources received during the year.. 89.8M.S6 Total income .............81.854. no.99 Net year Inducing adiustment expense« ................................ Commlsdons and snlarlea paid during the year...... Taxes. 1‘censes and fees paid dttrln* the year ........ .. Amount of all other expend!-’ tures ................... ............ 17.40 {8.40 $740 Spacial /Me* on 2 bbL’or more » and Lots Four and Five of Block Thirty of DeMoss Springs, ac cording to the recorded plat there-of on file with the County Clerk of Sherman County. Ore gon, all in Sherman County Ore- Said sale is made under execu tion issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Sherman to me directed in the case of Walther— Williams Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. Mamie Aurelia DeMoss, a wi dow; Elbert T. DeMoss and May- belle DeMoss, husband and wife; Henry S DeMoes, a single man; Harry B. Pinkerton; The Un known Heirs of ’George G. De- Moss. deceased; Also all other persons or parties unknown claim ing a my right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate des cribed in the complaint herein, de fendants. Hugh Chrisma, u I Sheriff of Sherman County 4-5-12-19-26 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Henry Yeackel has been duly appointed administrator with the will annexed, of the Es tate of Jacob Crocker, deceased. All persons having claims ag ainst said Estate are hereby noti fied to present the same duly ver ified, to the undersigned, at the office of John M. Stapleton, his attorney, Vogt Building,' The Dal les, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publica tion of this notice, to-wit: this 12 day of April A. D. 1935. Henry Yeackel Administrator with the will an nexed. ‘ John M. Stapleton, Attorney for the Estate, Vogt Building, The Dalles, Orc jon. 4-12 5-10 vestment Company, a corporation, Mra. Maud Driscoll, State Indus trial Accident Commission, and Sherman County, Oregon, a Munic ipal Corporation. HUGH CHRISMAN Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon March 22nd, 1935. April 19th, 1935. Notice of Sheriff’s Salo Ga the 16th day of April, 1995, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m. at thq front door of the Court House 'in Moro, Sherman County. Oregon, I will sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real property located In Sherman County, Ore gon, to-wit: .Lots 1 and 4, 8H of NWK, NE% of 8W%, 8E%-of NE U, and Ely^ of SEK of Sec tion 1; Lot 1 of Section 2; N- E% of NWK. NK of NE%, SEH of NEU of Section 12, Township 6, South of Rang»e 16, East of Willamette Meri-- di&n. EK of NWK, Wl^ of NEK. NE % of NE% of flection 16; SE % of SEK of Section 21; NE % of SWK of Section 26; sH of NWK; ni /2 of 8WK and 8WK of SW^ ¡^action 27; SEU of NEK. NEK of SE% South East K °i Southwest % and 8K of BEK of Section 28; Nl/2 of NK Of Section 33, except about 33 acres in the NWK of NWK Of said sec tion; SEK Of NWK of Sec-* tion 35; El^ of 8WK of Sec tion 35; all of Section 36, Township 4, South of Range 18, East of Willamette Meri- dian. Lot 4 in Section 31, Township 4, South of Range 19, East of Willaniettjo Meridian. ^Lots 3 and 4 in Section 6, Township 6, South of Range ■ 13, East of Willamette Meri dian. Lot 1, W^ of NEK and EK of NWK of Section 1; NEU of NWK of Section 3; Town- . ship &, South of Range 18, East of Willamette Meridian. All In Sherman County, Ore gon. Said sale is made under execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the Coun ty of Sherman to me directed in the case of O. A. Carlson, Receiver of the First National Bank of The Dallee, Oregon, Plaintiff, vs. John Karlen, Defendant. Notice of Sheriff’s Sa’o On the 20th d* y of April. 1935, at the hour of 1) o’clock, a. m-, at the front door of the Coart House at Moro, Sherman County. Oregon, I will sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash the following de scribed real property in Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: i Northwest Quarter of Section 24; East Half of the Northeast Quaster of Section 23. Town ship 2 North, Range 18 E. W. M., in Sherman County, Ore gon. Said sale is made under execu tion issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Sherman, to me directed HUGH CHRISMAN in the case of Pacific Coast Joint Stock Land Bank of Portland, a Sheriff of Sherman County ( Oregon The West Half of the South west Quarter of Section Thirty- five. in Township One North, Range Sev^ateen, East of the Willamette Meridian; the West Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Three in Township One South, Range Seventeen^ corporation, vs. Joseph M Yocum GAVIN & GAVIN, East of the Willamette Meridian and Mary M. Yocum, husband and The Dallee. Oregon, and Blocks Twelve and Thirteen wife (Record Owners), Wasco In-1 Attorney«, for Plaintiff. ---------------------- -------------------------------- NOW We offer you 826,638.38 882.754 20 84.688 10 382.031.84 Total expenditure« ............. 81.856.089 49 « . . AB8ET& Vn’us of stocks and bond« owned (stocks at market. bonds amortized) ............ ,. 82.976.02477 Loans on mortgages and col- lateral, etc........................... 48.610.00 Cash tn banks and on hand 230.023.02 Premiums In course of col lection written since Seo- tember 30. 1934 ................. 385.942.13 interest and rents due and accrued ....................... .. 26.873.02 Other esseta 260.561'86 E xcosa In>. «tock holdlnxa ., Tot?l admitted assets ... 83.298.667.90 liabilities ' Gross claims for losses un pa’d .................. 180.068.00 ▲mount of unearned pre r-lums on all outstandliu ’■Isks ........ ............... 1.621.675.28 A!) other liabilities 200.368.81 Tetri liabilities, except capital ........... ............. 82.002.119.07 TRACTORS Surplus as retards policy holders .......................... »1.296.554 83 Tr»te’ ............. »3 298 667 90 BUSIN"S3 IN ORETIÖN FÖR THE YEAR Net prmlums received dur- in« (»'e vesr ...................... 828.063.55 Lor:sc» n«!d during the year.... 16.050.56 Losses ircurred during the M »ear ,................................................. 16 152 56 WRITERS. Nnme ef manever. F R Martin. J-atnr °f brsneh secretary. ▲. A. Knoefle Statutory resident attorney for service. ▲. F. LoPrestl. Portland, Oregon. .•«re Sales The Highest Price LIVESTOCK We are happy to announce that we are now “Caterpillar” Dealers for this district. We now have on our floor a “Caterpillar” Forty Diesel tractor, and very shortly we expect to have a representative stock of repair parts for all model of “Caterpillar” tractors and combines used in our territory. We will be glad to discuss with you your power problems. Come in and talk it over. 4 can be realized from $8.49 UN Choicest Patent NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned C. A. Tom, has been appointed administrator of the es tate of George E. Wilkerson, de ceased, and has qualified as such administrator. All persons having claims against said estate are here by notified and required to pre sent tine same duly verified to the undersigned at his home at Ruf us, Sherman County, Oregon, with in six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, to-wit: April 5, 1935. , C. A. Tom, Administrator Galloway & Krier, Attorneys, The Dalles, Oregon Cap!t?l paid un ................ I 200.000.00 Surplus over all liabilities. 1.0S6.554.fi3 Teer Patronale Solicited Centenal SA Sifted LTD,. AND YORK8HIK,* UNDER WRIT- 1R8. U. S BRANCH. Ne£ York. In the atato pi New York on 8^» 61it day of December, 1934. made to.the insurance commissioner of the st»*« of Oregon, pursuant to law: Amount of caplta^PaUck' paid CAFIT/L ▲mount of capital stock paid up .................................... i * 4,000.000 06 „ , INCOME Net premiums received dur- li?e<llvidrn<i8 ’«nd ¿«¿t.am i*rk»t «notations of an bonds and FREE RANCE WIRING ----- (C^inuedTr^^e^ ._ __ , , Updegraff to have new officers elected for the club re sulted in the re-election of him self, of Perry Johnston as vice- president and Merril Oveson as secretary for another term after a few moments of rather tense comedy. Ææs 1.308.566.01 .. | 7.844.783 » Total «Wtendltury SlbtHIlt AMirrs I 488.893 00 ▲mount of all other expend!- •UFBB •«»••••••••••••.. Government Wants Some Men •YNOFSTB OP ANNUAL rTATKMKNT . ^?^PST9QY AT. OTATTOENT O» of (he THE ALT.EMANNIA 1 IRK »(8URANCB OLENS F^LLJ3 INDEMNITY COMPACT ; CG.4PA.rf of P.ttsbur;.- in th^ state of Pvniwlvsnia. on the 31st day of Decern« bor. 19"4 nade to the Insurffnce Com- p'K» msurarce ConimlMioner of* the ; mlss oner of the State of Oregon, pur< State of Grenon, pursuant to taw; suant to law; CAPITAL of raoital stock paid Amount of capital «tock paid I ! up ... ......................................... 11,200,000.09 UI «1.000.000.06 ................................................. INCOME INCOME , N t premiums received dur- Net premium« received during Ihe year ................................... 81.320.495 68 In. ere it'.* dlyhTehis’ and rente I 85.773.681.14 Interest, dividend« and rent 874,951.39 received during the year... received during the year... 215.576.05 Income from other sources re Income from other source« ceived during the y*«r..... 384.850 06 received during the year.. 2,344 27 TdtrJ IC 373 4M *’ Total income ................... .41,538.416.01 DISBUHS^M! NTS Not 'ossea nMd during the Net losses paid during the year, including adjustment ytu. Including adjustment cxp ?n.?ei .,. .............. 88,169.752.07 expenses . ............................ 8 - 645,302 87 Dividend i nald ~ on capital Dividends paid on capital Non« stock curine the year..,.. 168.000 00 stock during th» year.... Commissions and salaries »»aid 9.093 ▲20.71 Commissions «nd salaries dunn-» the year ................. 607.214 93 paid during the year......... Taxes, licenses and tees paid 117.686.92 Taxes, licenses and fees paid I durin- the year ...... ... Amount of «11 other expendi 58.478.51 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE daring th» year................ 682.371.41 tures ......................................... ▲mount of all other ex OF REAL PROPERTY , 143,880.13 penditures ............................ — - - • ■ * < t Total expenditures , ,........... 86.003.340.52 ASSET'S Total expenditures ............... I 81.622,877.48 On Saturday, the 4th day of Value of rei estate owned (market value) ..........1 I 61.614.70 . May, 1935, at the hour of ten Value of real estate owned (market value) ................ I $ 613,315 89 (J WI .1 4 Ill a 1 Ik" I VKiUCJ « • • • • 5.421,483 25 . o’clock A. M. at the front door oi Value of stocks and bonds I Loans on mortkaRes and col- owned (market value)..... 3,005.407.23 the Court house in Moro, Sher- 846.870.71 Cash in banks and on hand** 388.300-81 Loans on mortgages and I collateral, etc...................... 1,546.990.80 . man County, Oregon, I will sell PremiumJ in course of collec 340,589.44 Cesh In banks and on hand.. tion written since Beotem- Premiums in course of col 1,094,431.5« ■ at public auction to the highest hex 30. 193< ... .. .... .. lection written alnee Sept. Interest and rents due and 148.019.46 ! bidder for cash, the following des accrued ........ .......................... 30; 1934 ............................. .. Interest and rents due and I All ether ««seta .......................... real property located in aocrued . .... ......................... 47.395.29 cribed ..87.885.471-58 Total admit Other assets ................................ 17,284.15 Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: Wet W asco H igh S chool John McDermld makin« hljhe.t ' tiary’ score for the Tillicum club and Full information may be obtain Mrs. Wm. Nesbit high tor the ed from the Secretary of the Un Thursday club. ited States civil service board of Examiners at the post office or customhouse in any city whidb has a postoffice of the first or the second class, or from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. The United States Civil Service don’t know whether to Commission has announced open Her: competitive examinations as fol buy a brass or mahogany bed” Him: “Lady you can’t go wrong lows: on a brass bed.’’ Junior safety instructor. >1,440 She took a mahogany one. a year. Bureau of Mines. v Administrative assistant to the “ Iwish I had a nickle for every Director of the Census, >5,600 a girl I have kissed” year, Bureau of -the Census Yes, I bet you’d rush out and Junior naval architect (scienti fic ship calculations), >2.000 per * package of gum. year. Navy Department. e Parts Sales when shipped to Albright Commission Co., Inc Umon Stock Yard» North Portland, Ore. Moot Livestock Producers recognize this fact •Why N|t Be Oae of the Thousands that are Satisfied? Our Market Report issued every two weeks is FREE for the asking. I' O’ meara S upply C o Caterpillar’ John Deere - Wasco, Oregon
