Sherman County journal., May 17, 1935, Page 2, Image 2

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LMK SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MURO, ORACION RR1DAY, MAY 17, 1M6
PAGI TWO
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STATEHOUSE CO8SFP
(Continued from p.,- . -e)
until his succeaMjr u api .inted.
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mother*
of Oregon has not
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muoh a* the other state universi­
ties. The matter, of course, i* up
to the board of higher education,
and no outbreak will occur if Pres­
ident Willard Mark* can continue
the even keel he ha* maintained
since he was named.
Sljermwi Coitnty Journal
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. 2, IBS*
GRABS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct- 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, 1931
W4BCO news -E nterprise , Established i89i
CON SOI J DATED MARCH 4. 1932
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Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
GILES L. FRENCH J_________________________ Managing Editor
MEMBEK
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J.R. Kasebeig was in Moro
Tlumdny,
bumnew
and doin< genenl. trajine, toa
A ^4-
Va Ka, kaaaan UT» thlM
The rain storm that visited this
day fore noon, the first to fall since
Friday, March 30, spilled
hundred* of an inch of water in
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direcUon along the South Unes
of Lets Five (6), Six (6) and
Abo all that certain piece or
the center stake of Section
One (1). Township Two (2)
North, Range Sixteen (16) E.
W». M. running thence East
forty-one feet; thence South 20
degree* and 30 * East 110 feet
io the County Road; thence
South 74 degree* 40 ’ M. West:
824 feet along »aid County
Road; thence North 125 feet
Oregon, SU of «dd
being
I mediate possession of said prop­
in
Block
Nins
(9),
in
the
town
erty and of the whole thereof.
of Ruins, Sternum County.
‘HUGH CHRISMAN
Oregon, as appear* by the
Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon
’
recorded plat thereof recorded
GALLOWAY A KRIER
in the office of the Clerk of
Attorney* for Plaintiff.
Sherman County, Oregon.
First publication May 17, 1935-
Said
eale i* made under execu­
Last issue June 14, 1935.
tion issued out of the Circuit
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Court of the State of Oregon for
Sherman County, to me directed
l On the 1st day of June 1935, at
in the case of “Charles E. See,
the hour of one o’clock p. m. at
plaintiff, vs. Clara Pyburn and J. A.
| the front door of the Court house
Pyburn, busband and wife, de­
• in Moro, Sherman County. Oregon,
fendants
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I will sell at public auction to the
I am directed to sell particularly
highest bidder for cash, the follow
all of the interest in the above
ling described real property situate described property which Clara
1 in Sherman County, Oregon, to-
Pyburn and J. A. Pyburn, then
; wit. AH of Lots -5-6-7- and the
husband and wife, or either of
’ South half
Lot -4- all in Block
them. bad therein on April 8, 1931
13 of Clement’s Addition to Grass
(the date of the execution of the
Valley, Oregon.
mortgage upon which said judg­
Said' sale is made under execu­ ments are based) and any and all
tion issued out of the Circuit Court interest which they or either of
of the State pi Oregon for Sher­ them and any or all persons hold­
man County and to me directed in ing by, through or under them or
the case of The Citizen's Bank of either of them may have since ac­
Grass Valley, Oregon, a corpora
quired therein. The purchaser at
tion. Plaintiff VS Mr*. Irene Mon­ said sale will be put into immed­
roe; R. J. Monroe, Mrs.. Mildred iate possesaion of said property
Parr’s rain guage.
Governor Martin’s habit of From the Obm
speaking out just what he thinks
Mass
OQUe
and referring to ’ Ms critic* by Watkins and I
Entered as second-claw matter at the Po.ioffice, at Moro, Oregon, various names, has resulted in the from Wasco Si
with
un »er Act of Congres* of March 3, 1879»
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formation of an organization which Mrs. C. H. Ellsworti*.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE«—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
We acknowledge an invitation
wiU be incorporated this week,
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>1 •>’! and which bring* into a unit from Mis* Idateile Urqubert to
mover* for hi* recall. The gwv-’
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MAY 17. 1935
ci.es
of
the
Lind, Wash, high
Also that certain piece . or
ernor is not fearful of critics, but
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of
begm^inff at a
his remarks may prove embarras­ school held on the* 18th.
NOT A TARIFF
Born to Mr. and Mr*. Roy Pow- • point 41 feet East of the cen-
sing nevertheless as time goes on.
ell. Saturday, May 13, a daughter.!; ter of Section One. Township
The AAA is being hailed as the tariff law for the farm
Material is being hauled for con I Two North of Range 16 E. W.
The organization started half
era an ’to some extent is being accepted as such. It is per­ way in fun, may take on danger- creto sidewalk* to be built by M.; running thence East 4Mi
C E. Sheet, and O. B. Me.*ingvr
feet to County Road; thence
haps i»' ’«ar as the farmers have ever approached to having ous
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ou* proportions tor
for we
the present
South 74 degrees 40’ West
a tariff 1.
a reverse working for their benefit but it is far administration. The group may be fronting their property on Bidwell 389 feet along said County
known as the ‘‘crackpoto’’
. ...
from beLig t a effective mechanism fcr manufacturing title
and insignia suited from the
reports ^ttet Ns thrm
W Wmt 110 feet to place of ; dnntf, Wherein judgment waa W-
profits that the tariff law has been for the manufacturer.
governor in a recent speech refer-' patiento who are
teginning containing .38 acres
sued, agtinst said defendants and
red
to
those
urging
his
recall
as
hospital
Mr*.
J.
R.
Cothran,
(Mbrs.
Theoretically the farmer is paying for his own protec
mor*
or
le«s.
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,
:
in favor of «aid Plaintiff and is
” whose leaders were Franlfr.Burnett and Mr*. J. C.
tion by reducing his crops. The tariff allows manufacturers “ “crackpots
All
of
the
above
described
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duly docketed in Judgment Docket
tinhorn politicians,'’ whom he de- Hockifian. as couvalaonng mcely
• lots k and ‘ parcel* of land .« being
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“A” st , page ¿184. of »aid Court
to sell in the domestic markets at a price held up by the dared could ‘go to hedl” a* far as Irom the operation*, .
and
County, and which »aid judg­
.
situate
in
Section
One
(1).
tariff and by the very process of holding up this domestic he was concerned.
ment on Dec. 24th, 1934, was duly
Township
Two
(2)
North.
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The guide was conducting a
price makes it possible for them to compete in foreign
Sold and assigned to Clara J.
Range Sixteen (16) E- Wz M.
The
insignia
of
the
club
mem-
party
of tourists through the City
markets on a price basis. The farmer is not given this right bers is a golden crack pot sur- HalL ."It
Baker who . J* .now ; the • Iswful
in
Sternum
County,
Oregon.
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was in this room that
owner
and holder hereof, and
Except
that
particular
2.08
for the law that gives him the better domestic price res. mounted by a white tin horn. The George Washington received hi*
which said assignment was on
•crea
of
the
above
described
tricts his production to domestic needs. Thus the foreign incorporators will include Herman first commission.” he explained.
April 4th. 1935 duly filed for record
land deeded to the State of
E. Lafky. Salem attorney, and H. i “How much commiasion did he
market for our raw farm produce is lost.
and recorded in Vok X at page
Oregon for highway right of
Church, editor of the Capitol get?” inquired one of the tourist*.
883 of the Sherman County, Ore­
way a* i* particularly describ­
In the Pacific northwest there has been a closer M.
Press, a weekly paper published who is al "tpr keeping the profits
gon deed record.
ed
in
two
certain
partial
re
­
approach to the tariff situation because there has been some in Salem, The articles of incor­ out of war.
HUGH CHRISMAN *
leasee of mortgagee executed
help extended to aid exportation of wheat from this area. poration will be for limited dura­
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
by F. L. Houghton and recor-
However, this is being withdrawn by the government it tion, until the purpose for which The three CCC boys who were . ded respectively on May 15,
the organization was formed have sent to Vancouver for forestry
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
1933 in Book 8 of the Record
seems and our surpluses are piling up without means of been
accomplished, and will be co­
of Mortage Releases for Sher-
On Monday. June 3, 1935. at the
sale. Furthermore, imports of wheat and other grain pro operative and non-profiting.
for a visit with parents and friends.
I ■ man County. Oregon st page
hour of 10:00 a. m.. at the front
ducts are permitted which restricts the narrow market to a
96 and on May Q. 1933 in Book
door Of the County Court Bov.«
The main objective of the group NOTICE OF SHERIF’S SALE
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of
the
Record
of
Mortgage
still greater degree.
in Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
On Monday, the 17th day of I
Probably the eventual solution of the farm problem will be “to assist in removal of June, 1935. at the hour of ten a. m. I Releasee for Sherman County, I will sell at auction to the high ?st
state officers by recall or other
bidder for cash, the following de-
will be to aid and encourage farmers to control their pro­ legal means any and all such pub­ at the front door of the County I Oregon at page 91 thereof.
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scribed
redl property, located in
Said
sale
is
made
under
Execu
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duct until it is past the raw products stage. This was the lic officials as are found to be un­ Court Hou*e in Moro, Sherman | tion issued . out of the . Circuit Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit:
Oregon. I will sell ail
theory behind the cooperative plan. As long as farmers fit for the duties and obligations County,
Court of the State of Oregon f<H ' East Twenty-five feet of Lots
entrusted to them.’’ Another phase public auction to the highest bid-1 Sherman County, to me directed in. : * Seven (7) and Eight (8), and
control their crops only as far as the first warehouse their in the light vein would be to “res­ der for cash in hand the following I
the East Twenty feet of Lots
case of _,“F, L. • Houghton.
profits will necessarily be those to be realized on the crude cue from the furies of hell all described real property located in| the
Plaintiff, vs. Charie* M. Kraber et ; r Five (5) and 3ix (6); and Lot*
those citizens relegated to that Sherman County, Oregon
product, which is never large.
Three (3) and Four (4); and
All of Lots Five (6), Six (6). I ux et ah Defendants.” I am di­
section by the governor of Oregon.’’
Lots One (I) and Two (2) aave
rected
to
sell
particularly
all
of
Thirteen (13). Fourteen (14), I
Such are some of the reactions to
and excepting a tract of
the right, title and interest which
Seventeen (17) and Eighteen
the governors speeches.
ground in the Northeast cor­
said (’harlen-H. Kraber (then un-
EGGSPERTS
(18), of the "I. X. L.” Or­
ner of said lots and heretofore
married) had therein on October
chard, according to plat and I 7, 1927 (the date of the Execution
One definite resuliof the fire
deeded
to Gertrude Mathieson
Amateurs are still voicing opinions about the building which destroyed the state capital, field notes as appear* in Vok I
by deed recorded in Volume
of
the
first
mortgage
upon
which
“B” of Deed* pages 106, 107, |
or rebuilding the capital building. It is one of the peculiar­ and which may prove of benefit, is
•aid judgment*-are based) a and • "U”, of the Deed Records of
108,
to 113 inclusive, also all I
the
sizing
up
by
various
commu.
ities of human nature that a man will take his car to the
Sherman County. Oregon, at
any and all persons holding by.
of the grantor’s right. title
of their public building* and
page 172, as shown by the rec-
thru or under him may have since
garage about the most trivial disturbance with its work­ nitie*
and interest in and , to Lot
to ponder over the fire hazards.
therein. / The purchaser .. ords'in the office of the County
ings, will have a specialist change the ribbon on his type­ In Marion County the old court Eight (8), known as "the acquired
at said sale shall ho put into im- L CleHr bf Sherman County,
writer and have his machinery overhauled by an expert, house, built before the state Capi­ Water Lot” of said HL X L.”
accorcfing to the plat
but will express an absolutely positive opinion about the tol, was being scrutinized and Orchard,
above
mentioned,
together
found to be wanting. It may re­
construction of a new statehouse offhand, without fear of sult in definite renovizing or new with all of the grantor’s right
contradiction — at least without hot and heavy argument construction in various parts of the title and interest in and to
the flow of water from the
Now as ta the walls of the old statehouse; they may state.
spring* ' on said Lot Eight
stand forever even if a new structure was placed upon
(8), said springs being known
them. The papers say they were or are made of bricks that
as the Murray Springs. The
interest hereby conveyed be­
were burned at the prison sixty years ago. How much
ing a three-eighths interest in
weight they would have to carry if retained in a new struc­
and to the said Lot Eight (8)
ture is not known to us and would mean nothing if it was From the Observer May 21, 1896.
and a three-eighths interest
imparted. The matter will have ta be left ta experts, to . R. C. Craven of Moro is in Mis­ in and to the flow of Water
souri on business, settling up an
from said spring.
architects as far as we are concerned.
Also that certain pieces or
estate.
The present argument appears to have been raised for Arrangements are being made parcel
of land commencing at
political reasons instead of for reasons of engineering for the coming annual session of the center of Section One (1)
science. So far its support is coming from politicians and the Sherman County musical as­ in Township Two (2) North
of Range Sixteen (16) E. W.
not from those experienced in building. It is plainly true sociation in Moro next June.
running thence South 545
Miss Lucie Freeman French
that if it is possible to rebuild a building for a quarter of a daughter of Judge R. E of Grass M..
feet more or less to the rim­
million and have a safe and suitable structure efficient Valley, was married in New York rock; thence West along the *
rim-roc^ 265 feet more or less,
officers of state would prefer to do that instead of rebuild­ City on the 3rd.
to
an intersection with an ex­
Dolph
and
Louis
Heydt
’
s
favor
­
ing at a much greater cost. The weight of experienced
tension of the line of the wind­
ite setters. Fan and Daisy, were
opinion apparently leans heavily toward the opinion that killed by poison left in town re­ break East of ' the dwelling ’
the walls are unsuitable for further use and that is the only cently by a band of roving Indians. house formerly owned and oc­
cupied by Santel M. ‘Gereon J
The Grass Valley Academy has
kind of opinion that is at all valuable.
and wife, on the Southwest
closed for the term and Prof, and
quarter of the said Section
Mm. Royse are in Grant county.
One (1); thence North to and
From the Observer May 18, 1906.
It is nothing strange that timber workers strike this Attorney E. V. Littlefield is back along the said wind-break to
time of year. The fish are biting, the gardens need weeding from Texas where he went to sell a point 423 feet West of the
center of the said Section;
land held by Moro inves­
the sun shines pleasantly and the shade is most alluring some
thence East 423 feet io the <
tors. He sold the land. Ed say*
after a winter of worry and chilly weather. Gosh, can’t a he was mighty glad to get backto place of beginning, containing
about five (5) acres, more er
Old Sherman county, notwittetand
man enjoy himself in May?
less.
ing his pleasant trip.
Also all the grantor’s' inter­
A crowd consisting of Messrs
est,
right and title in and to
Ralph,
Hayden
and
Sam
Brisbane.
Woman’s Mind Improved By Removal of Part of Mr. and Mm. Lawson. Mis* Biggs
Brain” says a headline. That’s like the old joke of taking and Miss Strahl, went to Des­
the motor out of a flivver to increase the speed.
chute* on the 6th and fished for
the finny tribe. They didn’t catch
any, but that was because they
didn't
bite.
Pilsudski was the glue that has held Poland together
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•nd of the whole thereof.
HUGH CHRISMAN
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
Galloway & Krier,
Atty for Plaintiff.
First publication April 26, 1935.
publication May 24. 1935.
NOTICE OF SALE
On the 27th day of May. 1985,
at the hour of 10.00 a.m. at the
front door of the County 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 One (1) and Two (2),
Southwest Quarter of North­
east quarter (SWH of NE%);
West Half of Southeast Quar­
ter (WVk of SE%); East
Half of the Southwest Quar-
' ter (E% of 8W^), all in
Section One (1), Township'
Five (5) South, Range Six­
teen (R. 16) E. W. M.
Said sale is made under execu­
tion issued out of. the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Wasco County, to me directed in
the case of Elizabeth S. Williams,
Plaintiff, vs. John Karien and
Frank Gabel, Defendants^ Said
real property will be sold subject
to confirmation and redemption
as provided by Law and the pur­
chaser will be put in immediate
possession thereof.
HUGH CHRISMAN,
Sheriff of Sherman County,
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and Cooking School
Moro
May 31 and June !... 2p.m. <
since the treaty patched it together from remnants left
after the war. Without aid from some one that part of
Europe may come unglued again.
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Time* may change, but men don't! The way
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Come and learn Mrs Herington’« new and
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easier methods at dur Üe^trical Homemak-
The banking bill and the embattled farmers are in a
poor spot for news interest. Bim Gump is sick.
'M Institute and Cooking School. Learn
- that oooo
It if through the cooperation of local :
dealer* hi electrical merchandise that Mrs.
Herington comes to you. Her lecture* and
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Getting tha most out of
your electrical servants
boused; yet have, many hours left for recrea- ,
tipa and things other than household dude*.
Why talk about the presidential campaign of 1936 when
it has already begun.
Barbara Hutton might well trade a few pages of
publicity for some real old fashioned happiness in her
married life.
Legion Hall
Planning
yaur draam kltchun
Lighting
SCHENIEit
certain co So joy her. Remember, admission
PRIZIS • CONTISTI • PUN
The chain letter fad must have originated from the
song, “You’re the Top”.
It is more blessed to give than to receive, and politically
much more profitable.
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