Ul£ aWEHMAN OiUMt JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21. 1U3«
two
4. 1891, with capital stock of
tb taxpayers in other sections of
$250,000. It has grown steadily
the state a representative of the
as
Portland and tributary country
Qlminty lournal
commission will visit every large
have grown, with frequent and
To the members of the Republi city between now and April 1 to
cuiRxiik COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. 2, 1KUS
assist those who need help in mak-,
, regular expansions of its capital
can party.
T ra SS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct 14. 18».
This notice is to Publicly An ing out their returns.
structure. In 1910 the capital was,
b
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH «. 1931
nounce
my candidacy for the office
$1.000,000; and in 1925' «it was
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
Orville
Gamble, superinten
of Sheriff and Tax Collector for
$2,400.000;
and in 1930 it amount
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932
dent of the state school for adult
Sherman County.
ed
to
$4.000,000;
#nd now in 1936
After serving as Deputy Sheriff blind in Portland was exonerated
The recent cold weather here
Published Every Friday at Moro. Or«on By
it
will
be
increased
to $4,000,001»
for seven years, I feel that 1 am of charges of extravagance and has been a menace to farmers who
I
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GILES L. FRENCH
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fully qualified to competently ful- insubordination at a hearing be have small herds of sheep, as Depo ite Now Above Hundred
Officers Well Known
fill the duties of this office to the fore the board of control last they are lambing and a large per
Senior officers of the bank are:
best interests of the peope of thia week. Three members of the blind cent of the lambs are freezing to Million Mark
OF
J.
C. Ainsworth, chairman of the
tON
school
advisory
board
unfriendly
The mercury dropped to,
county.
EDITO
board:
Paul S. Dick, president;
Lester H. Nahouse. to Gamble’s regime were later re- 8 below zero Sunday night.
A.
M.
Wright,
first vice president;
moved in a shake-up^Jt the organi
Expansion of the United States Edgar H. Sensenich, John N. Edlel
Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Borstel
, 1 hereby announce my candidacy zation by Governor Martin.
entertained the following guests National Bank of Portland by in sen. W. M. Cook, W. L. J. Davies
fwriu
P°8U>®Ce' “
°regW" for nomination for the office of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wil creasing capital to $4.600,000 and Frank S. Meagher, and A. L. Mills
under Act of Congress of Maroh 3, 1879----------------------- ----
I Sunday.
Sheriff of Sherman county, subject
son,
Prof,
and Mrs. F. C. Darby. surplus to $2,300.000 through the jr. vice presidents.
-
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE $1 5«’ to the action of the voters of tht
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGlasson and sale of 25.000 shares at $30 ipai
Democratic party at the Primary
Latest current market quota
One Year
Miss Rebecca Overstreet. The oc $20) to present stockholders was tion of the bank’s stock is 50 ask-
election
to
be
held
on
the
15th
day
FEBRUARY 21, 1936
casion being Mr. Wilson s and announced here today by Paul S. ed and 48i bid.
of May, 1936.
From
the
Observer
Feb.
22,
190
7
Frank von Borstel, jr.’s birthday Dick, president.
Charles C. Wilson.
Opportunity to employ addition
W. C. Harper was nearly killed anniversaries and Mr. and Mrs.
Read the ads in the Journal
GOOD WORK, KEEP IT UP
Tuesday when his team and bug Wilson’s thirty-first wedding an al funds in meeting the growing
banking
community needs- for
gy dropped into a hole of muddy niversary.
»
This is about the time of year the Sherman County
credit, due to business iniprove- Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. 8.
water during the flood. He was
Mrs.
F.
C.
Darby
was
a
guest
of
Moro, Oregon
historical contest usually begins. It is therefore appropri Mr. G. C. Vintin has announced dragged a hundred yards before he
ment and maintenance of a proper
Mrs. J. L. Matthes Friday.
Meets
Every Second
that
he
will
not
run
for
the
office
ratio between' capital structure
ate tha’ some attention be called to the efiecta that previous
stopped the team and the remains
Fourth
Thursdays
in each
of Clerk; therefore I announce my
I Mr. and Mrs. Matt Simon and and deposit liabilities were given
the buggy.
Month.
Visiting
members
contests have had.
. . i
self as a candidate to said office of A.
three
daughters
of
Grass
V
alley,
by Mr. Dick as the reason for en
B. Potter has sold ri8 business
Within the past two weeks two of the winners in t
Invited.
subject to the will of the Repub in Klondike to Mr. Spencer who were dinner guests at the home of larging the bank at this time.
Esther
Morris. W. M.
SheFman county historical essay contest have written lican voters.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Davis
Satur
The
bank
’
s
deposits
have
grown
will carry a stock of goods and
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
I believe that with my six years keep the postoffice.
day evening.
at the rate of $1,000.000 a month
stories that have been published in the Sunday magazine
as Deputy I will be able
Billy Myers for a long time as
Mrs. Clarice Sacre who has been for the past ^year and have now
sections of the Portland dailies. Both stones have been experience
to handle the work In the office sociated with Weber & Co., at staying at the C. C. Wilson home passed the $100.000,000 mark. It Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
on historical subjects and it is reasonable to suppose that with only part time help and will
Moro, Oregon-
Wasco will take the place of Ben at Poplar Grove the past three is the 59th largest bank in the
thereby
'
save
the
taxpayers
at
Meets
the 1st and 3rd
interest in local history and in writing about it was started
Peetz as deputy sheriff on retire months returned to Kent Friday to country and one of 60 banks that
least eight hundred dollars a year. ment of the latter to his farm.
Thursday
evenings of
I be with her mother. Mrs. J. C. hold 45% of the nation’s bank de
through the historical contest.
Viola M. Hansen.
each
month.
Visiting -
Lawyers, doctors, bankers, mer Wilson who was confined w ner posits.
Dorothy Fraser wrote a historical sketch for the Ore-
members
cordially
in-’
chants, clerks, everybody was out bed with a cold.
,
16 Branches In Operation
viteH
to
m<*et
with
us.
gonian and Donald von Borstel’s history of Joseph Sherar
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP
fighting the flood in Moro onlast
Miss Rena Norton who has been
W. M.
and his bridge which won the grade school contest last
(Continued from page one)
The United States National H. B. Pinkerton,
Tuesday.
in Portland the past week for
C-
V.
Belknap. Secv.
year was accepted by the Journal with appropriate pictures this end, Bellinger points out in a Balfour Guthrie & Qo^.the great medical treatment returned to her Bank operates in addition to the
and import house of Port home here Sunday evening.
head office at Broadway and Sixth,
making it a page feature. These are practical results of the report to State Treasurer Rufus C. export
at Stark, four Portland branches Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
land
has
been
appointed
general
member of the state
Roberta Schilling who spent the and twelve upstate branches, at
Moro,
contests, are valuable for Sherman county and of great aid Holman,
board of control. One of these in agent of the EOL Co,, vice G. T. past two months in Nebraska vis
Meets
1st arui^rd^
Parr,
resigned.
Mr.
Berrion
late
Albany,
Eugene
and
St.
Helens,
to the writers, themselves, in giving confidence and recog- volves increased field work in the
iting relatives, returned to Kent La Grange, McMinnville, Medford.
Tuesdays in the
of
Wasco
will
have
charge
of
the
prevention of tuberculosis and the
, Wednesday evening.
nition for their work and ability.
I O.O.F . hall Ti an
Mount Angel. Ontario, Salem
office.
We have nothing but congratulations for the pair of home care of tubercular patients Moro
sient end visiting
Oregon
City,
Pendleton,
and
The
both before and After hospitaliza From the Observer Feb. 23, 1917
brothers are cordi
them and praise for the historical contest, Long may it tion. The other is increased hos Here is a Sherman county record Deputy Game Warden James Dalles. The Clark County Nation
ally invited to neet
spent
part
of
last
week
on
the
al
Bank
at
Vancouver,
Wash.,
is
pital facilities so that all patients we would like to see beaten. This
continue.
with us.
Day river checking up on an affiliate.
requiring attention might be ad week O. N. Ruggles sold seven John
Lewis McKee, N. G.
complaints
of
illegal
hunting
of
The
United
States
Nation
mitted at once and long waiting head of nine months old pigs, the
Joe Truit, Secretary
beaver. He walked up from Early al Bank was opened on February
litter of one sow for $135.96. The but
»ists eliminated.
all
he
caught
was
a
bad
cold.
COLD WEATHER
Bellinger recommends the txpen total weight was 1236 pounds and
l upine Rebecca Lodge No >16
A group of tenant farmers with
diture
of between $500.000 and the price 11 cents. They had not
is
compara-
It’s cold. We realize that the statement
Moro, Oegon
Fred
Cox
as
chairman
and
W.
C
$600,000 on new hospital facilities been fed but had been allowed to
Todd as secretary met at Grass
tive and that the depths to which local thermometer in this state as follows:
Meet« 2d and 4th Tu-
run.
,
to protest against the raise
mercury has fallen would be indicative of a warm spring in A children’s unit of 50 beds at Harold Buckley yQunger, son of Valley
J iys of each month
in rents charged by the EOL Co.
Attorneys At Law
the blizzard infested east but still Sherman countians used the Salem institution to cost be Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Buckley died Discussion of elevators as a
Visiting members wel
in Portland Tuesday afternoon.
$50.000 and $75,000;
come.
to mild winters this past two weeks have been sort of a tween
Miss Helen Whalley of Portland means of handling grain was held
Another 50-bed hospital unit at
here
Saturday.
Pledges
were
made
Elsie
Stephens,
N. G.
thq Salem institution to cost ap is visiting with her sister, MrS. for elevators at several places.
trial.
-
,
,
,
Lila Bull. Seere’ary
The wind has blown a bit and there have been some proximately $125,000;
Otto Peetz.
drifts. We hesitate to mention the velocity of the wind or Addition of 50 beds to the east
ern Oregon hospital at The Dalles
the height of the drifts because a careful perusal of the at a cost of between $100.000 and
current pictures shows that other spots on the map have $150,000;
had much higher drifts and evidence of bigger and colder Construction of a 60-bed tu-
berculosis unit in connection with
winds
the medical center at Portland at *
We are really fortunate, of course, but that doesn t keep cost of between $175.000 and
the breeze from getting inside last summer’s overcoat nor 000.
Bellinger’s recommendations will
the snow from filling summer shoes. Which all means that probably
be placed before the next
we don’t really prepare for winter as a test for physical state legislature for consideration.
Kent Fears
Damage By
Cold Weather
For Sheriff
U. S. National
Bank Expands To
$4,500,000
In Other Days I
For Clerk
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
The MAIL MAN will bring
us yout bank deposits
endurance in this country. We might patch up a few holes
in our shorties and a little anti-freeze in the family buggy
but we don’t buy a long fur coat and fur lined cap and shoes
We sort of take our winter in stride like a college footbal
team playing a preparatory school.
The ill favored old gentleman who sends the cold
winds and the snow has now demonstrated that he can be
tough if need be and most of us have admitted we have had
enough. Therefore it seems fitting and proper to call ofl
the battle and have some pleasant weather. This is too
cold. It ruins ambition. During such spells as this one
we are prone to put off until tomorrow what should be done
today.
_
.. .
We huddle about the stove and tell tales of co d days
when we were young, of the boy who stuck his tongue on a
wagon wheel, of cattle freezing standing up, of cutting ia,
but we don’t work unless absolute necessity demands it.
It’s too cold.
If and when the government’s soil conservation farm
relief bill is past there may be a demand for a special
session to allow the state to co-operate with the federal
government in the work and to permit payment to farmers-
If you pre too busy to drive into town or have
A total of 216 drunken drivers
not time to come to the bank with your
had their automobile operator’s
deposits, why Ct use our BANK-BY-MAIL
licenses revoked in the seven month
period between July 1, last, and
service? If you have no account here, a new
February 1 according to Secretary
ore can be openc L Write us about this time
of State Snell.
of BANKING BY MAIL.
Intended as a concession to smah
saving, s: f :
farm and home owners, a proposed
constitutional amendment sponsor
ed by 20 members of Portland post
Veterans of Foreign Wars, would
Eu ;ene Courtney, Manager
limit taxes on property up to an
assessed valuation of $2500 to $10
a year. The preliminary petition
was filed with the state depart-1
ment this week and petitions will
be placed in circulation for signa
ture« as soon as the ballot title is
prepared. If the necessary 16.371
signatures are secured by July 1 OF PORTLAND
the measure will be on the ballot
A ij|Ti ¿X "OLDES1 NATIONAL BANK
next fall for action by the voters.
yAmfl
WES1 or THE ROCKIES
THE DALLES BRANCH *
T he FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Every rural school in the state
will be visited by a deputy state
fire marshal in a state-wide home
fire prevention campaign just
launched by Hugh E. Earle, state
fire marshal, and C. A. Howard
superintendent of public instruc
tion. Fire drills will be held, il
lustrated lectures delivered to em
phasize common home fire hazards,
children will be urged to inspect
their own homes for fire dangers.
The TV A decision will probably apply to Bonneville
dam as well for Bonneville can be used for national defense
The problem of how to handle the power is going to be b
hard one for the next year or until the power system is set Income tax payers are being urg <
ed by the state tax commission to
up and in operation.
A man must have an exceedingly short memory who
would deliberately take any step toward inflation. Within
the memory of very young men it was tried in Germany,
France and other European countries and it was decidedly
unpleasant for all concerned.
If the Wolf creek road finally is built it will be because
hard work on the part of its sponsors and it might be an
example to other sections of the state that want a road.
file their returns early and avoid
the last minute rush. Last year,
the commission points out, more
than 3000 persons filed their re
turns on the final day in the Port
land office alone, many of these
standing in line for hours waiting
to be served. As an accomodation
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