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THE SHERMAN COUNTY Joj
STATE AFFAIRS
(Continued from paga one)
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1», 1985.
- bOther Pays
of Oregon foi
me directed
Baker, Plain-
Mildred
whero-
was issued
Wdnst said defendants and in
favor of the Plaintiff and is duly
docketed in Judgment Docket *A’*
At PW 1W •< »id Coart and
County, and which said judgment
at the
COUNTY COURT____________
(Continued from page one)
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Mrs. R. T. Garrett. Coun-
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A00
•r *
the responsibility will be on
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shoulders.
That is the position taken by
14.00
Neil O'Leary w^s a business vis-
10.00 w- Q
Governor Martin in quieting rum
ors that he stood ready to recon
Julius Ruh burg, Old age
71.09
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
15.00
vene the session at the end of
t Co.
Managing Editoi the first 20 days if necessary.
GILES L. FRENCH
29A2
The governor will • present his
15.00
MEMBER
road
May Albertine Whiting Old
HUGH CHRISMAN
1.00
died on
construction and social security
10.00
Sheriff of Sherman County Ore/
Hard^ur«
Co^
programs, to«s the problem« into
John H. Henderson, Old age
•w him. -J
pension
the legislative lap and leave the
10.00
NOTICE OF SALE
Q. T. Parr wifi leave'tomor- David Aaron Fields, Old age
solution thereof to the tender mer
Nstioe
is hereby given, by virtue
Entered as second-class matter at the Posio thee. at Moro, Oregon, cies of the 30 senators and 60
' visit of several weeks
14J0
pension
15.06
of
an
order
of the County Court
under Act ef Congress of March 3, 1879-
Accident Comm.
and friends In Cal- Flora Belle Eakin, Old age
representatives.
of-Wasco
County,
State of Oregon,
18^7
pension
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
15.00
V»»» T -
rear ...................
8150
W. J. Brownlee, Old age
pension
15.00
OCTOBER 18, 1935
night. The WSlHam S. Hall, Old age
hr session in 1937,** the i
said.
15.00
pension
FEELIN’ FINE
David McKelvey, Old age
In his menage to the
worth, Kan- . pension
15.00
It may seem peculiar but when the sun goes behind a ture the governor will n
two
months
W.
C.
Rutledge,
Old
age
pen
purchase of the 18
foucribed property situated in the
Her daughter
cloud in this county after several months of dry weather mette university
sion
—
10.00
•nppUrefpr road
was
keeping
Chas.
R.
Fields.
Old
age
everything geta brighter. That phenomenon occured last dition to*
her moth
pension
15.00
week and there was general rejoicing. In addition to this Aa his
ffiw Wsst oaa-half and the
Earle Bartlett, Overhaul
vocate
manifestation of better humored Mother Nature a part of
ended the
ing Clark’s typewriter,
9.00 Foss A Çompan 'Road truck
kl Tp. 8 8^ R. IT E. W;M. Also
the Hood FTatt Tire and Service Sta
supplie« F
the government checks for the allotment have arrived and mites
19.46
411
qtf Sec. 86, 1» Tp 2 S.. R.
tion Labor and supplies
Shelj QU C om
univer-
the combination gives an casement of present financial ness district,
U ÿ: W. M. and See. 81 in Tp.
forDe|f oss slide
26» 1916.
Road supplies
4.75
11J0
difficulties and promise of another one after next harvest. sity trustees have agreed to
2 8., R. 17 E. W. M.
K«it—Mr. <
and wife, sc- Pacific Power A Light Co.,
Union QU Cbm
«ale of the campus for a price
Like all rains in the wheat section of this state this 8750,000 and a new site for the companied by
applies i
Louis Bchade-
Courthouse lights 81Q.84
Monday
DeMoss Park lights 2.50 13.34 W. MXBrinkwt,
one was not quite enough. About two thirds of an inch school. A committee of Salem citi wits, went to
Gee. H. Wilcox, Coroner
bridge
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2.00
fell to wet the ground to a depth of about three inches de zens has pledged the city to pro
Standard Ói|
Re: Karl Anderson 820.00
Oi| O
Company, 'Road
vide
the
needed
university
rite
pending on circumstances. Nearly every one will seed on
Re: Ben Boswell -20.90
w
i«.n the j^lance to be payable within
40.90
as well as to make a small contri
six annual installment«, secured by
that amount considering the time of year. Cloudy skies bution toward the purchase price. during the fric, «t the E. Ç. Moore Sherman County Journal -
O'Mehra
A Implement
a fixM Mortgage on the quantity
•County Printing
12.40
promise that more might come before the storm is over.
qf
land sold. Bids will be received
D. J. Butcher, Expenses of
887.75 by Warnick C. Waldron, as Exee-
Last week there was fear that the rains might be de leights. originally reported as fRffi - Lloyd Smith was over froiç
re-employment office
15.00 Mra.
Rent of road
000 is now understood to be down Kingsley this week for the Fair,
utor, at the office of Frank G
layed until it was too late to seed this fall and that other
Mildred
E.
Whalley,
Office
6.00
and
renewing
acquaintance
with
to 875,000 with the probability that
Dick. Attorney at Law, Room 20,
work
in
assessor
’
s
office
the
older
set.
Ç
8.75
—
types of wheat would have to be bought and there was an it can be had for much less if the
«...
Vogt
Block. The Dalles, Oregon,
Drs. Morse and Moore, Med
NOTICE
expressed skepticism about the early arrival of the allot state wants it
SALEigt riHch place said sale will be
ical aid for Otto Bengal
2.50
Imade.
The governor’s message will also
ment checks. Now, within a few days, all this has been
of W0 o’clock I
Warnick C. Waldron. .
going
to
make
it
the
best
ever.
The
West
Coast
Print.
A
Bind
Co.
1985, at
recommend
the
creation
of
a
cap-
dispelled and it is much brighter, though cloudy.
officers
President.
Loo
Stew,
7.30
m.
Superintendent
’
s
supplies
a.
at
w
front
dooc
01
Frank G. Disk,
Executor
itol building commission to han
Court House in More, I
dle the construction detail's, such art; Vice President, Pearl Henni Geo. B. Four hill, Postmaster
County, Crespo, I wiU reU
Supt.’s supplies 84.50 Clerk's
as selection of the design, hiring gan; Secretary. Mary Kunsman;
lic
Treasurer,
Bessie
Anderson.
supplies
|5.00
9.50
lie aùctio|| tè thè Nghed bidder
HONEY IN THE HORN
of the architect«, etc.
J.
E.
'Morrow,
a
pioneer
farmer
Geo.
B.
Bourhill,
Poetmaster
for
f
or cash in Mnd thè follo«
Governor Martin is also expec
Total box roots
The new Harper prize winning book, “Honey in the ted to recommend an amendment of Sherman county now residing
3.15
4
Horn” written by H. L. Davis, a former resident of The to the old age pension bill, reduc at Tygh Valley, was a visitor in West Cst Print & Bind Co.,
Courthouse supplies
Moro during the fair, at the home
7.15
Dalles and Antelope, will do much to give easterns and ing the minimum age of beneficiar of hi# Bister Mrs. W. B. McCoy. West C»t Print. A Bind Co..
ies to 65 years to conform to the
others unacquainted with the state of Oregon a lasting
Clerk’s supplies
59.40
federal act. The message is also Mr. Morrow is a brother of Hal E.
misconception of conditions as they prevailed here in 1906 expected to deal with other phases Morrow pf Kent and Frank and Grass Valley Pharmacy, Sup- '
plie« for Mrs. Wm. Nelson 5.89
to 1908.
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of the social
security program, Cottpn Morrow of Wasco.
Wasco County Industrial Farm
ecution
including
unemployment
insurance
It concerns a couple who were thrown together through
‘
•
Care
of
Chas.
Patterson
42.29
aid for dependent children, etc.
Pac. Stationery A Print. Co.,
a mutual desire to escape from the scene of their individ
* Clerk’s office supplies1
1.35
ual crimes which included a murder and a jail delivery.
Thirty one drunken drivers had tution#! debt iphibt
Farmers Elevator A Supply Cb.,
They were on the move during the entire period of the their licenses revoked during Sep emor Martin is «QM
Courthouse coal
4.40
tember according to reports to
book.
Tum-a-lum Lumber Company
Secretary of State SneU.
wood for Matt Johnson
Book reviewers have expressed the opinion that it told
caunty poor
7.25
of the conditions prevalent during the homesteading days
Only a little more than 88 per
Geo. A. Potter, County Judge
on-
of this part of the country. It doesn’t. In 1906 this part cent of the total 1985 tax levy Saturday to
expenses
15.65
for county purposes .in Abermsn
State Indus. Acc. Commission
of the
civilized as
as it
it is
is today
and county goes for the support of
Ml
uiw state
«wive was
wau practically
pracucauy as
as civinzea
today and
yere took
while oM ib and er
Peace officers protection
14.49
there were more people here. There was a rush of settlers «bools and roads, according to ad van tag af the hb]
£ Few of
Geo. G. Updegraff, Diet. At
to central Oregon immediately previous to the building of State Treasurer Holman.
These the visit i - had er
heard of
torney’s expenses
8.45
Colua||ras
Day
which
was
the oc
the
rfiilrnnd.
th*
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j
___
two
responsibilities
absorb
the
the railroads up the Deschutes but the roving and preda
Wily W. Knigthten, Cash ad
big end of the annual budget in casion for the ÜoHday? ^ ’
vanced for office help: Le-
tory “settlers” as described by Davis were not the sort of moot Oregon counties with Linn
ora Peetz 82.25; Mae
people to cultivate raw land and build permanent homes county topping the list in this :Death of Sam A. Koser at his
Moore .75 and Donalda
They moved from their troubles and made no effort to respect with more than 69 percent home in Porttand Saturday remo
Knighten 1.50
4.50
of its total budget going into ved a man who had spent more
overcome them aa did the true pioneer homesteader.
City of Moro. Courthouse
these two items.
than 85 ¿ears in the service-of the
water bill
15.25
There is in the book occasional scorn for the people
state.“
first
John Milne, 1st payment on
who stayed resolutely in one place despite difficulties, but
Construction of the new state
furnace
We Efieti4*triwT«SkmuCmly Frink
2000.00
in no case can it be equal to the scorn felt by the steady house on a pay as you_go .basis
Chas. iR. Logan, Auditor, Ac-
is advocated by State Treasurer
4 counit of County Auditing 108.75
dependable people for the roving itinerants who shiftec Holman. Under a plan worked out
Clark AL Webb. Sealer of
with every economic current of the tim
e«
__ __
by Holman the legislature would
, Wts. A Measures
2.00
The book was chosen from 800 entries, it is claimed. ™ke “
<* W ««;
Lovinger Disinfectant Com-
It is safe to predict that there will be many more entries the ^t of *the new aapitol Ei- death Keser was head
{ pany, Courthouse supplies
6.81
SHEHMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. 2, 1888
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct- 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, 1931
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Establiriied 1691
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932
h
w
tM
WBEGRAFF PEPPER
Used Cars
far sale at prices that
make them attractive
— ;
bw».
MM Columbia Garage
next time if any with literary ambitiona read the 1935 penditur^ of the appropriation,
prize-winner.
-
however, would be spread over a in Corvallis.
three year period with an item
of 865OtOOO to be included in the
Appointment of Judge F. L. Tou
state tax levy for the next throe Velie of (Medford to tin
MAKE
SNAPPY
years. Construction work on the
the doin-
A special session will begin next Monday. It was
£ UetX- inant complection of
to
noeratic for the 1
called as an emergency measure to enact regulations for ing progressing only as rapidly
years.E.B. Aldi
the building of a new statehouse and to change the Oregon as
were available to pay for
(‘io the other d
old age pension law to conform with the federal law. '
the work
increasing the the board.
All special sessions are presumably called because of
•——-r inrrooooo t nrrDoooooé rtwftryMKHMW
an emergency. The burning of the state house was the oc
casion for the present one. It will not behoove the legisla
tors to use the emergency as an excuse to bring general
legislation before the state. The business before them
civic
um
should be tranacted as soon as possible with proper time
for thought and other affairs should be allowed to wait
until the regular »eesion.
IT
Claims Presented and Allowed
NEW LOW PRICES ON
■
Coming to The Dalles
Cream of
Kentucky
A uditor j ¡
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
We wonder what would have happened back in 1917 if
the public officials and the newspapers had ^pressed as
much antagonism to war as they have in the past month.
A woman back in Illinois has been yawning for a week.
Don’t that make you y—a—wn, though?
Passim Play
KENTUCKY
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Down in Klamath Falls they are living up to the
Bjceptad rule regarding young communities for turbulent
doings politically.
MOW
AVAILABLE
IN OREGON
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QA Beautiful
«iV/ Scene«
Now ÖVC pint
. Now you can buy Kentucky’^ favorite
whiaiccy at a. new low price. When you
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ADULT8: .MAT1NBB, Me • lit
Students at 08C appcseatly favor building the capito]
ADULTS:
EVENING.
All Seats Pina 10
don football for the year.
It is not adapted to schools with
STRAIGHT WHISKEY
faouritt tf M Kentucky
SPOKEN DRAMA IN ENGLISH
The winning Mr, Jones of Southern California now
• hears the yapping of the hounds at his heels for losing a
few games. Babe Ruth must have been right when he
remarked that athletes (or coathes) were either bums or
Schenleÿs
•
TJt-
Per
Cent
Me
Kentuckians deserve their reputation as
W9
CHILDREN and STUDENTS, Me
Reoervo Your Ticket« ’ ]
At Paule« Play Headquarters la The Delire
WWGSLTB BOOK STORE — PhaRe B
AUSPICES THE DALLES LIONS CLUB
THIS MARK OF MERIT
MEANS BETTER VALUES!
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