Sherman County journal., March 13, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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IHM tSlMCALMAN CXWNTF JOURNAL, MUMU, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936
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Colombia, South America, has FARM CONFERENCE
written Governor Martin that he
Journal
listened in , on his broadcast of Continued from paga one.
stopped for driving with only one February 26. Hollopeter served tive procedure. He was in Oregon
head light and admonished to re­ as a captain attached to the staff last winter and took’part in the
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. M. 1888
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct- 14. 1897
pair the fault at once.
e of agricultural
of Major General Martin during annual conference
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, 1931
workers -at the state college where
the world war..
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
’’ Oregon will have approximately
his ideas on the future develop­
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4, 1932 u
$3,500,000 for new highway con­
ment of agricultural adjustment
Tourist travel to Oregon is were well received by the Oregon
struction work next year if the
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
federal appropriation bill provid­ starting off much better this yeai agricultural leaders. M. L. Wilson
GILES L. FRENCH______________________________ Mamgmg EJito. r
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ing for state Aid on a match basis than it did a year ago. Registra­ formerly of Montana and now as­
is approved.. R. H. Baldock, state tion of foreign cars for the first sistant secretary of agriculture,
MEMBER
highway engineer, estimates that two months totalled 4919 compar­ has also had a major part in shap­
Oregon’s share of the federal fund ed to 3946 for the xame months’of ing the new progrm. Both ofc these
1933 according to figures compil­ men are thoroughly familiar with
4
From the Obeerver March 15, 1907 will approximate $2,000,000 to ed by Secretary of State Snell.
which
the
state
will
add
$1,500,000.
western conditions, Oregon leaders
Mr. and Mrs. ML E. Miller, late
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•
•
This
will
restore
the
highway
con
­
point out
of Antelope, are qow at home in
Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffice, at Moro, Oregon,
Failure of the flax subsidy
Moro as well as they can be await­ struction program to the same
under Act of Congress of March 8, 187».
ing the arrival of their household basis on which it was being car­ would be a severe blow to the in­
Mike— It says in The Pathfinder
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
goods. <Mr. Miller has opened a ried prior to the federal relief dustry in this state in the opinion
that
the Treasury in Washington
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jlaw office in the Opera house program which poured millions of Governor Martin who has urged
FOR SHERIFF:
launders
dirty dollar bills.
the
state
’
s
congressional
delegation
into Oregon as well as every other
MARCH 13,1936
I hereby announce myself as a building.
to
continue
the
fight
for
federal
state
in
order
to
provide
jobs
for
MacCavindish
—I’d just like to
A. L. Hembrie was a Moro visi­
candidate for the office of Sheriff
aid. Growers are refusing to grow see the place where, they hang
needy
men.
tor
Tuesday.
His
left
arm
is
in
and Tax Collector for Sherman
• «
flax because of the low market then! out to dry.
STEPCHILD?
„
County, subject to the will of the a sling, and is pretty badly injured
“
The
Grains,
’
’
by
Margaret Jew­ and a crop shortage’ will seriously
from the wrist coming in contact
Democratic
voters
of
the
County.
Preliminary reports from Salt Lake City where western
ett Bailey was just another book handicap the expansion program
I have had 17 years experience with the trip on a^well drill.
farmers and agricultural theorists are discussing the plans
by an Oregon author to employees now under way with three new Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
Miss
Hattie
Lamphear
visited
as City Marshal of Grass Valley
for a new method of equalizing argriculture with industry and 12 yean as a Deputy Sheriff. over Sunday with relatives in Moro of the state library until Dean retting and scutching plants In as ,Of Real Property
Alfred Powers of the University of many Willamette valley communi­ V On Saturday, the 21st day of
My motto will be “Economy and an route from Kenyte Portland.
seem to indicate that the fears that the western stockmen
Oregon in his recent ‘'History of ties to be Built this year.
March, 1936. at the hour of ten
..
H.
F.
Hailey
and
Ella
Rose
wera
have been harboring for the past few years are fairly well efficiency” and I promise that no married on the 10th, at the home Oregon Literature,*’ listed the vol­
o’clock a. m. at the front door of
mileage will ba charged to exceed
ume
as
having
passed
out
of
ex
­
the Courthouse in Moro, Sherman
Gasoline
sales
in
Oregon
foi
grounded.
5 cents per mile which will make of B. F. Hailey,
istence. Now the little 92-page January were nearly 20 percent a- County. Oregon, I will sell at pub-’
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nathan
White
will
Western stockmen are inclined to feel that the east, or a probable saving to the County
spend a year or more in Oklahoma rat-chewed pamphlet is the libra­ bove those for January, 1935, due liç auction to the highest bidder
of about $300.00 per year.
ry’s most highly prized possession. partly to the more open winter for cash, the following described
more particularity the mid-western farmers, are trying to
T. M. Garrett. guests of their son in law, E. L.
It has been given a new and ex- and partly to the greater use of ’ real property located in Sherman
make that part of the United States that lies west of the
Peckham.
pensrive vellum binding without motor cars with returning pros­ County, Oregon, to-wit:
Road
Supervisor
B.
F.
Shull
has
Rocky mountains a summer [resort or a playground for
The South half (Si) of the
abandoned the old Cohorn grade cost to the taxpayers, thanks to perity.
pleasure hunting easterners. Through the forestry depart, FOR SHERIFF:
Peter
Binford
of
the
Metropolitan
Southwest
quarter (SW1). the
but
is
building
a
new
and
better
To the members of the Republi­
Southwest quyter—(SW1) of
Press, Portland, and assigned to a
Druggist—How'^ your wife to­
me nt livestock is being gradually pushed from the reserves, can party.
one.
the Southeast quarter (SEI),
This notice is to Publicly An­ From the Observer March 16, 191? place of honor in the private office day?
land is being withdrawn from entry or lease and the stock-
of Miss Harriett C. Long, state
Section twenty eight (28).
Customer
—
Oh,
she
can
’
t
com
­
Seven
applications
for
member-
•
men are being reduced to smaller herds and flocks while nounce my candidacy for the office
librarian.
Printed
by
Carter
&
'
Townhsip four (4) South, .
plain.
ship
were
acted
upon
favorably
at
of Sheriff and Tax Collector or
Range eighteen (18) East of
Austin,
Portland,
in
1854,
the
nov
­
the job of raising meat for the big population of the east is Sherman County.
Druggist—I didn’t know she
the regular meeting of the Farm-'
the Willamette Meridian; the
elette
is
believed
by
Miss
Long
was
as
ill
as
that.
’
ers
Union
last
Saturday.
P.
H.
After serving as Deputy Sheriff
falling to the mid-western farmer.
to be the autobiography of its
Southeast quarter (SEi) of
Buxton,
F.
W.
Hutchcroft
and
for seven years, I feel that I am
During the past winter stockmen have been particular­
the
Northeast quarter (NEi),
author
“
the
first
white
woman
who
fully qualified to competently ful­ • irife, C. C. «Richmond and wife,
made
a
home
in
the
beautiful
Section
thirty two (32), Town­
ity aroused over this attitude on the part of the present fill the duties of this office to the and W. C. Deal and wife.
CPMO $1 forthenext
ship four (4) South. Range
plains
of
French
Prairie.
”
01-41
vi-/
J.»
5moni7<«uf
Arrangements
are
in
the
mak
­
agricultural administration. If the reports are true that best interests of the peope of this
eighteen (18), Eagt of the .
ing for the next county declama­
the Salt Lake conference voted to permit farmers to sow county.
Candidates
for
President
and
Willamette
Meridian;
the
Lester H. Nahouse. tory contest and field meet to be
West half (Wi) of the North
THE
soil building grasses as a means of erosion control it may
held at Wasco Friday, March 25th. vice president who want theii
west quarter (NWi)> the
The declamatory contest will be­ names on the Oregon primary bal-
result in hurting western agriculture unless adjustments
Northeast quarter (NE1) of
ot must come properly vouched
ATLANTIC
MONTHLY
held
in
the
new
school
auditorium!
are made in freight rates or quotas given to protect the FOR SHERIFF:
the Northwest quarter (NW-
for by the state chairman and sec-
which
is
capable
of
seating
700
I hereby announce my candidacy
1), Section thirty three (33).
retary of their political party, ac­
Make the most of your
west in competition for the eastern market.
for nomination for the office of people, and the newly organizea cording to Secretary of State Snell.
Township four (4) South. Ra-
reading
.
hours.
Enjoy
the
It has been a constant struggle to keep the west from Sheriff of Sherman county, subject booster club of Wasco will furnish The statement of the state party
***nge eighteen (18) East of
wit, the wisdom, the compan­
the
track
and
stand.
being a stepchild, agriculturally speaking, and apparently to the action of the voters of the
the Willamette Meridian; the
ionship, the charm that have
At the close of business March heads must set forth that the can­
Democratic party at the Primary
Northwest quarter (NWi) of
made the Atlantic, for seven­
the struggle is to continue. If nothing is done' to provide election to be held on the 15th day 13, the sheriff had received pay­ didacy of the candidate is advocated
the Northeast quarter (NEi),
ty-five years, America’s most
ment on taxes amounting to $15,- generally throughout the United
an export market for our produce and if we cannot com­ of May, 1936.
•Section
thiity three (33).
States.
The
new
requirement,
quoted
end
most
cherished
Charles C. Wilson. 253.29. This is $4,738.81 better
pete with the mid-west because of the cost of shipping, we,
Township
four t4) South,
enacted
by
the
legislature
of
1929,
magazine.
than a year ago to the same day.
Range
eighteen
(18) East
is
believed
by
Snell
to
provide
an
in the west, may have rather a trying time making a living
More are paying in full this year.
Send $1. (mentioning this ad)
of
the
Willamette
Meridian;
effective
barrier
against
irrespon-
FOR ASSESSOR:
ine county court met m
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The
in special । ***y-— .
from our farms and ranges.
to
Containing three hundred twen
To the Repubican voters of session Wednesday of this week to »»bl« self-starters who have, er *
ty (320) acres jn^Sherman
The Atlantic Monthly. 8 Ari
consider matters connected with tofore found the Oregon primary
Sherman County:
ington
St.,
Boston.
County.
Oregon.
.¿ a
I have been asked by a number the building of the Cottonwood an open door to the political arena,
Said
sale
is
made
under
éxecu­
of
Republican
voters
to
be
a
can
­
SPRING
grade bridge over the John Day
tion issued out of the Circuit
The Independent Retail Grocers
didate for the office of County river.
Court of the State of Oregon for
There is no mistaking it and despite the fact that the Assessor and after due considera­
are going to carry their fight a-
the County of Sherman to me di­
gainst
chain
stores
directly
to
the
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
calendar shows nearly a week more of winter, it is spring. tion have decided to do so. I have
Judge—I’ll have to sentence you people. Preliminary copies of a
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR rected in the case of State of Ore­
been
a
resident
taxpayer
of
the
The calendar is not the final word on the change of seasons
gon, Represented and Acting by
SHERMAN COUNTY
County for 27 years and if nomi­ to jail for a month, Have you proposed measure providing for a
graduated tax on all retail and
anymore anyway.
Notice of Time and Place of the World War Veterans’ State
nated and elected promise econ­ any thing to say ? *
Aid Commission, plaintiff vs. Alex­
Prisoner—Yes, your honor. I whole sale establishments were Settling Fîhal Account.
We call attention to the headlines which proclaim that omy with efficiency during my
filed
with
the
state
department
just
want
to
ask
one
favor.
Please
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In the Matter of the Estate of ander Jackson, a single man; K. L.
term of office.
such and such a baseballisi has made his first homer, we
Hauser; John Karlen, a single
Carl P. Adams. telephone my wife and tell her I this week. The tax would range Roy E. Moore, deceased.
won’t be home for a month. Sh® from $2 on a single store under
point to the fact that six candidates are out for sheriff; we
NOTICE is hereby given by the man; J. J. Decker and Marguerite
never believes any of my excuses. one ownership up to $750 on each undersigned, administratrix of the Decker, husband and wife; O. A.
note the gathering of boya and girls on the streets after
FOR ASSESSOR:
store in a chain of more than 50 estate of Roy E Moore, deceased, Carlson.' as Receiver of The First
school, the evidence of marbles; the flowering of buttercups
establishments. A similar measure that she has made and filed with National Bank of The Dalles, Ore­
I hereby announce my candidacy
was defeated in the last legisla­ the County Clerk of Sherman gon; The United States National
to succeed myself as Assessor of
and the balminess of the air.
Sherman County, subject to the
tive
session.
•County, State of Oregon, her final Bank of Portland (Oregon), a cor
Spring isn’t a date on the calendar. It is a name given
will of the Republican voters.
accounting of the administration poration; Mark Skinner, as super
to that impulse for growth and action that stirs annually
intendent of Banks of the State of
Margaret W. Peetz.
Proving that it is only a small of said estate;
world we live in after all, Samuel
in the breast of all living things. Its manifestations are
That the County Judge of saiu Oregon, in charge of the affairs
L. Hollopeter of Barranquilla, County has set Saturday, the 28th of the Moro State Bank; Frank
occasionty peculiar, it is true, for under its urge women FOR COMMISSIONER: .
Phone 345 The Dalles, O»e
day of March, 1936, at the hour Gabel; Elizabeth Williams and A.
move the furniture around, men buy more gasoline, boys
•Subject to the will of the Repub­
of
2:00 o’clock in the afternoon, J. Decker, defendants.
Moro Lodse No. 113, I- O. O. F.
comb their hair, little children hippity-hop, hens go into lican voters of Sherman county at
HUGH CHRISMAN
at
the
County Court room in Moro,
Moro, Oregon
the May primary election, I will
Oregon, as the time and place for Sheriff of Sherman County. Oregon
voluntary retirement from usual cares and horses thunder be a candidate for the office of GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
Meets 1st and 3rd
hearing and settling said final ac­ Feb. 21-28 ;March 6-13, ’36.
Phone 22?
across the fields as if to outrun their heavy winter coats. county commissioner at the next
Tuesdays in the
counting.
LO.O.F. hall Tran
All because spring is in them. It is a sort of a wine whose election.
Dated this 14th. day of February
David Reid. Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S.
sient» and risiting 193$.
result cannot be forelold.
Moro, Oregon
brothers are cordi­
Dora F. Moore, administratrix
Meets Every Second
The success of the year is determined in spring. Our
ally invited to neet
of the estate of Roy E. Moore,
FOR CLERK
Fourth Thursdays in each
with us.
crops are practically all grown then, our calves and colts
deceased.
Mr. G. C. Vintin has announced
Month. Visiting members
Lewis McKee, N. G.
18-19-20-21
are born before the season turns to summer and there is that he will not run for the office
Invited.
Joe Truit, Secreta:y
Esther Morris. W.
little left but to care for the results of the spring growing of Clerk; therefore I announce my
self as a candidate to said office
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE
season. May it be as bountiful as is promised.
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116
subject to the will of the Repub­
Roy J. Baker, Plaintiff; Peter
Moro, Oegon
lican voters.
Sureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Peters, Defendant.
I believe that with my six years
Moro, Oregon
Meets 2d and 4th Tu­
experience as Deputy I will be able
Notice is hereby given that pur­
CIVIL SERVICE
Meets the 1st and 3rd
esdays of each month suant to the command of a writ
to handle the work in the office
Thursday evenings of
Visiting members wel of execution issued out of the Cir­
SCS men here and their fellows throughout the nation were with only part time help and will
each month. Visiting
come
cuit Court of the State of Oregon
recently given a civil service rating. This is an encourag­ thereby .save the taxpayers at
members cordially in­
least eight hundred dollars a year.
for Sherman Couqty to me direc­
Elsie Stephens, N. G.
vited to meet with us
ing sign especially in face of the fact that this administra­
Lila Bull, Secretary ted, dated March 3rd, A. D. 1936,
Viola M. Hansen.
f. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
tion has done more than any other to disrupt the civil
in a suit therein pending wherein
C. V. Belknap Secv
Roy J. Baker is Plaintiff, and Peter
service. The continuance of the conservation service is
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Peters is defendant, commanding
FOR CLERK:
more nearly assured than it was previously.
OF REAL PROPERTY
To the Republican voters of
me to sell the lands hereinafter de­
Notice is hereby given that on scribed, to satisfy a judgment
The abuse of the civil service has become one of the Sherman County:
the 6th day of April, 1936, at 10 rendered and entered in said Cause
I, Joseph A. Mee, announce my­
items in which this administration has been particularity
o’clock a. m. of said day, at the on the 28th day of February, 1936
self as a Republican candidate for
subject to criticism. For fifty years the percentage of fed­ the office of county clerk. I am a
front door of the County Court in favor of Roy J. Baker Plaintifi ।
House in Moro, Sherman County, and against Peter Peters, Defen­
eral employees who were hired and advanced because of native son, a taxpayer and have
Oregon,
I will sell at public auction dant for the sum of $1100.00 to­
been
concerned
with
county
and
merit has steadily grown until before March 1933 over E0
Moro, Oregon
to the highest bidder for cash the gether with interest at 8% per
state affairs for the past six yean.
percent of the executive branch employees were under civil I will appreciate your support at
following described land, to-wit:
annum from November 1st 1931;
service. Now the percentage is down to 57 percent because the primary election.
The West Half of Section 2
And for the further sum of $600.00
in* Township 2 South of
Joseph A. Mee.
together with interest thereon at
of the prevalence of political appointments.
Range 16 East of the Willam­
8% per annum from said Novem­
ette Meridian, and all that
ber 12th, 1931; And for the further
FOR CLERK
part of the Southwest Quar­
sum of $200.00 attorneys fees and
To the voters of Sherman Coun­
ter of Section 35 lying south
Recent school strikes in California and Oregon bring
for costs and Disbursements as­
ty:
of the railroad right-of-way
sessed
at $14.50, and accruing costa.
up the idea that perhaps we should let the pupils handle
If you arc one of the vast nui.ibet
I hereby announce my candidacy
in Township 1 South of «Range
I will on Saturday, April 4th, 1936,'
of
people
who
suffer
torturing,
for
the
office
of
County
Clerk
of
the schools entirely. Let them set the courses of study,
16 East of the ' Willamette
■t ebbl nr, shooting, external mus­
at the hour of Ten o’clock a. m.1
cular palna of arms, legs, «boulder«
hire the teachers, set the hours and make up the grades. Sherman County.
Meridian, ' all in Sherman
of said day, at the Court House
and
body,
which
are
no
often
mls-
I was born in Sherman County
County, Oregon.
front door in Moro, Oregon sell to
Thus we might produce a generation that would be perfect­ and have lived here all my life. -aJUd "rheumatic,” her® I" quick
relief.1’ Take just a few dore« of
Said sale ia made under execu­ the highest bidder for cash in
Have been a tax payer for 25 Willfam« R. U. X. Compound. It tion issued out of
ly free of knowledge.
the Circuit hand all the following described
must produce results or money
years. .
Court of the State of Oregon foi real property of the said defendant
ba-’k. William« R. U. X. Compound
Your support will be appre- 1« r-’tipounded from the pre«crlp- Sherman County to me directed
to-wit:
Walter Ruggles tluu < * a doctor who used It In his
eia ted
in the case of The California Joint
The boxing fraternity is expected to protest the unwar­
r?
practice many years. Now
South-west quarter of North­
Stock Land Bank of San Francisco,
*:• • nil-able relief Is available to
east
quarter, South half of
ranted usurpation of its attractions by western congressmen
u ^i.rs at a cost of only *
a corporation, plaintiff, v George A
FOR CLERK:
Northwest
quarter, West half
c
,t*
a
day.-
Try
a
bottle
under
the
who offer to fight for sentment instead of the rather large
I hereby announce to the »Re­ money-back guarantee. Enjoy bless­ Meloy and others, defendants,
of Southeast quarter, East
emoluments ordinarily given to professional members of publican voters of Shermaa Coun­ ed re’.ief as so many say they have.. which said execution command»
half of Southwest quarter and
Ask your druggist for William«
me to sell said land to satisfy the
ty that I am a candidate for the
Northwest quarter of said
the inner circle.
I*. X. Compound today.
sum due said plaintiff, towit; the
nomination for county clerk at the
Southwest quarter all in Sec­
May primary. If elected I will
lUIlLIAMsffitOMPOUND sum of $14,390.44 and interest tion 17 in Twp. 4 S. R. 16 E.,
give courteous service to all who
thereon.
W. M. in Sherman County, Oregon
That part of the Democratic party that makes up the have business with the office.
Dated March 3, 1936.
HUGH CHRISMAN
HUGH CHRISMAN
Collis P. Moore. MORO PHARMACY
Liberty league would be traded off cheap by the powers in
¿Sheriff
of
Sherman County, Oregon
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
WASCO PHARMACY
control.
08-19-20-21-22
18-19-20-21-22
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Try Journal advertising, it pays. ALLEY'S CONFECTIONERY
^mnan Qwurtty
FOR SHERIFF:
To the people of Sherman Coun­
ty. I hereby announce my candi­
dacy for the office of Sheriff and
Tax collector, on the Republican
party ticket.
I have been a resident and a
Taxpayer in Sherman County for
twelve years and, have always
stood for Law Enforcement I
have had considerable experience
with Tax Rolls as deputy Assessor
for Jefferson ^ounty and, feel that
I can handle the office ip an effi-
cient manner. .-If nominated and
elected will serve the people faith-
My travel
fully and honorably,
expense will not exo
Joe Truitt
per mile.
FOR CLERK:
To the Republican voters of
Sherman County.
I wish to announce myself as »
candidate for the office of County
Clerk at the primary election May
15th.
J. T. Johnson
In Other Days
ZELLS
FUNERAL HO»f
UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
MUSCULAR PAINS
-GET QUICK RELIEF
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP
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