LHE SHERMAN UUL'Nl Y JOLKMAU MUMU, «»BEGUN FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1933
Court of the State of Oregon foi
highway engineers mair.tenance'
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP
Sherman County to me directed
crews and other field employees
WEST
’S FIEST PRESS GOOD
AS NEW
in
the case of The California Joint
(Continued from rage one)
"...
I
of the highway department may
Stock Land-Bank of San Francisco,
and in need of more room. Dr. R. be equipped with radio« if a recom
SHEKMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov, 5. ia M
a corporation, plaintiff, v George A
•
high-
' GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct U. 1«i»7
E. Lee Steiner, o.
superintendent
01 mendation by
-7 R. H. Baldock,
_
®
Meloy and others, defendants.
way engineer, is approved by the
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, T»1
which said execution commands
the state hospital for the insane. highway commission. Efficiency of
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
me
to sell said land to satisfy the
has
indicated
his
intention
of
ask
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932
this type of communication was
sum due said plaintiff, towit, the
ing for a 200-bed addition to the demonstrated last week when Bal
sum of $14,390.44 and. interest
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
receiving ward of his institution. dock toured Washington highways
GILES L. FRENCH__________________ L________Managing Fd.to- Construction of a UH)-bed conval with officials of that state. The
thereon.
escent ward for tuberculosis pat plan involve« location of a cen-
Dated March 3, 1936.
MEHRER
ients either in connection with the trai station in Salem and four
HUGH CHRISMAN
eastern Oregon hospital at The branch stations over the state.
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
row
Dalles or in Multnomah county,.
18-19-20-21-22
f
is also under consideration. Dr. ! The smallest park in the world
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
R. D. Byrd, » superintendent of a plot 10 by 15 feet surrounding
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Entered as second-class matter aV the Postoffice, at Moro, Oregon, Fairview home, has called atten an ancient redwood tree, is loca
SHERMAN COUNTY
ander Act of Congress of March 3, 1879______ ________________ .__ tion to crowded conditions at his ted in Salem, according to Lynn
Notice
of Time and Place of
institution and the need for an Cronemiller, former state forester.
Settling
Final
Account.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. .
other 100-bed cottage.
In the Matter of the Estate of
One Year............... .......
-.... :............................................ . ...... Hr.
Conservative estimates of pres The minature park is located inj
middle of one of the capital
Roy E. Moore, deceased.
ent state building needs place the the
APRIL 3, 1946
city
’
s
busiest
residential
streets.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
cost in excess of $1,000,000.
undersigned, administratrix of the
। The state’s 1935 telephone bill;
estate of Roy E Moore, deceased,
EROSION AND ELECTRICITY
Oregon cities slated for new ar- totalld $84,500 according to fig-
.«that
she has made and filed with
MMKMakAK
the County Clerk of Sherman
Perhaps the erosion problem will be the most important mories should not become unduly ures compiled by engineers of the
.3 u..e cestroyed
refutation oi a new ,m«i
one in agriculture for several years. It is being dramatized excited over announcements from state utilities commiaaion. Of this some years ago by fire has made ths historic Washington hand press County, State of Oregon, her final
the national capital that the pro- ] amount $33,000 was for long dis at the University of Oregon as good as new. The new brayer was given
accounting of the administration
just now because of the wind and dust storms that force jecta have received WPA approval.' tance tolls and nearly $52,000 to the school by W. H. Prandes of Portland. The press first began
of
said estate;
its
work
in
Oregon
City
in
1S46,
where
on
February
6
it
printed
the
themselves into people’s ccnsciousoefs in many parts of the Major General George A. White for local exchange service. Gover-
Spectator,
the
first
newspaper
west
of
the
Rocky
Mountains.
It
was
That the County Judge of saio
country. Floods also bring the problem of soil loss to all calls attention to the fact that no1 nor Martin has ordered an inves- presented to the University school of Journalism In 1915 by Harrison
County has set Saturday, the 28th
appropriation has yet been made tigation into what he termed the and Webster Kincaid, who formerly published the Oregon State
day of March, 1936, at the hour
citizens.
for these projects.
Brigadier state’s ‘telephone jag’ with a view •lurnal on it In Eugene. Aboveli group of’students are assisting Eric
of 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon,
Methods of controlling erosion have been worked out General Thos. A. Rilea is now in to eliminating some of the ex I . Allen, dean cf the school of journalism, to take a page proof of
at the County Court room in Moro,
the
student
daily.
In
the
pheto
are,
left
to
right
—
Dorothy
Edelfsen,
Washington
in
his
capacity
as
pense
—
substituting
letters
for
so
by experimenters for several years. The burning of stubble
Oregon, as the time and place for
Portland; Wayne Harbert, Eugene; Dean Allen, and Marian Lucas,
head of the national guard assoc-imany ]ong distance calls,
has been frowned on by agronomists for many years but iation, in an effort to speed the'
San Francisco.
.
w
hearing and settling said final ac
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♦ • •
counting.
the disasterous effects of continuing the practise are only armory program along.
' Donald Young, Salem business
the ranKS oi the jobless.
1 he
Dated this 11th day of February
• • • •
man, has offered to erect an office a new building at the state tuber board of control has asked depart
now beginning to be noticed in a serious way.
culosis
hospital
at
Salem
to
house
1936.
Members of the State Indus building adjacent to present state
ment heads to investigate and deal
If satisfactory means of paying farmers for soil con
Dora F. Moore, administratrix
trial Accident commission are now property, for use of state depart 50 additional patients. More than with individual’.casts as the cir
servation are developed there will, of course, be an added back on their full pay basis. At ments. All that he asks is a three 120 tuberculosis sufferers ait now cumstances warrant.
of the estate of Roy E. Moore,
incentive to protect the soil from erosion and curtail soil torney General Van Winkle ad year lease. • The state now pays on the waiting lists of the two
deceased.
18-19-20-21
depleting crops. Wheat and other grains have been de vised the coommiesioners that they $20,000 year in rent for space in, state institutions ,according to re
The ports by the superintendents to
allot a part of their time to Salem business buildings.
signed as such crops which leaves grass as the only crop could
work of the unemployment com board of control is considering the the board of control.
SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE
that may be grown successfully in this country on land pensation commission. Pay for proposal.
at
that
work
comes
from
the
federal
•
.
*
'
Discipline
shoud
b;
stressed
Roy J. Baker, Plaintiff; Peter
taken out of wheat.
___
__
r
-
slate
institutions
the
training
school
for
boys,
Gov-
government
and
is
not
subject
to
Heads
of
all
Peters,
Defendant.
From the Observer, April 5, 1907
The successful growing of grass necessarily entails the
the legislative pay cut. Allotting mét w’ith thè board of control this ernor Martin told Superintendent
Notice
is hereby given that pur
Drs.
Goffifi
report
at
least
100
handling of stock, especially sheep or cattle, either dairy two-thirds of their time to the week for the annual conference. Laughlin at a conference this week.
cases of la grippe in their prac suant to the, command of a writ
or beef. Grass crops, such as may be grown here would new commission only one-third of Reports were presented on per The boys should be taught respect tice the past 30 days. The latest of execution issued out of the Cir
probably not be a practical feed for hogs. It so happens their pay or $100 a month comes capita costs, finances, farm work for the flag and for t eir supcr- and one of the most aggravated is cuit Court of the State of Oregon
from the state and this is also and other phases of institutional ¡ors> the governor/declared.
t at, of Mr. Clodfelter, of Bigiow. for Sherman County to me direc
that the northwest is shorter on hogs than the other kinds exempt from any reduction.
activities.
ted, dated March 3rd, A. D. 1936,
All are recovering.
of stock which makes the situation a trifle difficult.
’ The state now owns 1536 pieces
Some newspapers are dcrrible in a suit therein pending wherein
Bids will be opened April 13 on of motorized equipment, according liars. In writing of a cyclone not Roy J. Baker is Plaintiff, and Peter
We have a chance to grow and fatten sheep here in
Automobiles tyscd by district
to a report by Dan Fry, state pur long ago one of them said it tur Peters is defendant, commanding
greater numbers but the cost of shipping them to the east
chasing agent. More than one half ned . a well -inside out, a cellar me to sell the lands hereinafter de
will always put us in competition with the middle west
of this total is owned by the high upside down, blew the staves out scribed, to satisfy a judgment
which will have a freight advantage. The same condition
I
way department which has 147 of a whiskey* barrel and left only rendered and entered in said Cause
passenger cars, 440 trucks and the bung hole, moved a township on the 28th day of February, 1936
applies to cattle.
104 tractors. The state college has line, blew all the cracks out of a in favor of Roy J. Baker Plaintiff
Development of manufacturing at Bonneville with
115 automobiles and trucks and fence, and knocked the wind out and against Peter Peters, Defen
cheap electric power would provide an easy means of in
the university 15.
of Jim Stewart of the Fossil dant for the sum of $1100.00 to
gether with interest at 8% per
creasing our population and our production of food stuffs
Journal.
FOR
SHERIFF:
annum
from November 1st 1931:
Messinger
has
succeeded
O.
B.
With
approximately
200
inmates
and food animals- Thus are our problems interwoven FOR CLERK
Mr. G. C. Vintin has announced ! T» th® members of the R puUi- of the state prison idle .employ- to the city transportation ana And for the further sum of $600.00
together and the satisfactory settlement of one may pro
that he will not run for the office ca”Party‘..
. . - .
A_.. 4 jr.cnt has become a real problem transfer business, having purch- together with interest /thereon al
vide an answer to another.
..
.
herefore
i
announce
my!
Th
'
s
notlce
»
to
^
n’ at his institution, Warden James ased the interests of Mr. Buxton 8% per annum from said Novem
of Clerk; therefore I announce my
ber 12thfl931; And for the further
candidate to
for
_ the office
_ 2( Lewis, reported to the board of con in the same.
self as a tm>uiu<*w
w said office' n°un« my candidacy
_
Collector
for
tWg
week
p
opulation
of
the
sum
of $200.00 attorneys fees and
and
Miss
Eu-
Charles Goetjen
subject to the will of the Repub- *
Sheriff and ax
*
j
Sherman
County.
for
costs
and Disbursements as
nice
Ainsly
were
married
at
the
penitentiary
is
showing
a
gradual
lican voters.
WHAT, NO MORE SPACE
After serving as Deputy Sheriff increase, now exceeding 925.
| home of Mr.-and Mrs. Fred Hen- sessed at $14.50, and accruing costs,
I believe that with my six years
for seven years, I feel that I am
I w’U on Saturday, April 4th, 1936,
*
The statement has been made that the new capital will experience as Deputy I will be able । fully qualified to competently ful-. Use of native stone in Oregon’s nagin on the 31st.
E. W; Lewis and sister, Mrs. at the hour of Ten o’clock a^ m.
to handle the work in * the office
hold no more departments than the old one that was des with only part time help and will fill the duties of this office to the
—7-7
F. R. Messinger found their bro of said day, at the Court House
capitol would be foolish and ther
troyed by fire last April. It naturally follows that the state thereby save the . taxpayers at] best interests of the pedpe of this new
Charles Lewis in a bad fix front door in Moro, Oregon sell to
an extravagant waste of money
county.
when
they arrived at Rosalia. Ht the highest bidder for cash in
least
eight
hundred
dollars
a
year.
]
will have to rent office space for other departments or will
Lester H. Nahouse in te opinion of Fl N. Wood of was digging in a ditch when a hand all the following described
Viola
M.
Hansen.
Albany, himself a pioneer stone
have to build other buildings to house office holders.
real property of the said defendant
cutter.
Wood Jadvocatas the use cave-in occured burying thim under to-wit:
Apparently there is a lack of respect for $2,500,001
12
feet
of
earth.
He
was
rescued
FOR COMMISSIONER^
of deep quarri|?i£^arble from Ver
South-west quarter of Nprth-
Subject to the will of the Repub mont both
among the powers that are in charge of putting up the new FOR ASSESSOR:
and perman in thirteen minutes, but his collar
east quarter, South half of
To
the
Repubican
voters
of
bone
an4
several
ribs
were
broken.
lican
voters
of
Sherman
county
at
ence.
capital. It is certainly the feeling of great numbers of tax
Northwest quarter, West half
Sherman County:
Recovery was assured when they
the May primary election, P will
Only motorists who can qualify left for home.
payers that the sum appropriated is large enough to build
of Southeast'1 quarter, East
I have been asked by a .number be a candidate for the office of
half of Southwest quarter and
S. S. Hayes struck a job of seed-
«x Republican voters to
.v best can-' county commissioner at the next as farmers will be entitled to $5*
a state house large enough ta care for the state’s needs for of
license plates on their light trucks ing near Rutledge and skipped out
Northwest quarter of said
didate
for
the
office
of
County
election.
,
a goodly number of years. Space in the old capital v aS
Southwest quarter all in Sec
Assessor and after due considera-
David Reid. and pick-up cars according to with his blanket Monday,
poorly used and a large part of it was wasted from the tion have decided to do so. I have
Secretary of State's interpretation
Easter was a remarkably fine tion 17 in- Twp. 4 S. R. 16 E.,
of Circuit Judge McMahan s court day and everybody in Moro en- W. M. in* Sherman County, Oregon
point of view of efficient arrangement.
been a resident taxpayer of the
FOR
SHERIFF:
ord^r. ft is estimated that 3000 joygd it.
. s It is almost impossible ta imagine how a similar in County for 27 years and if nomi-
HUGH CHRISMAN
I hereby announce myself as a motorists who paid the $10 fee From the Observer, April 6, 1917
nated and elected promise econ
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
size could be constructed ta utilize the space so inefficient omy with efficiency during my 1 candidate for the office of Sheriff will be entitled to refunds total-
Henry Ruggles is again at home 18-19-20-21-22
and Tax Collector for Sherman ing approximately $15^)00. £ity
ly and it is not going to meet with popular approval if the term of office.
in
Moro, having resigned his sit
Carl P. Adams. County, subject to the will of the dwellers who drive cars with pick i uation with the Atwood-Lee com
new building holds no more than the old. The capital con
Democratic voters of the County. up bodies will continue to pay
struction bill met wi‘h the approval of the people ta a
I have had 17 years experience double license fees under the terms pany at Wasco.
Another progressive farmer is
as City Marshal of Grass Valley of the light truck act of the 1935
greater extent than do most appropriation bills and there FOR SHERIFF:
adding
to the convenience of fris
and
12
years
as
a
Deputy
Sheriff.
session.
To the people of Shcrman-Coun;
will be loud cries from the taxpayers if more funds are
»j Ninian county farm.
Eugene
My
motto
will
be
“
Economy
and
ty. I hereby announce my candD
McMillan
has
bought
a
Delco
el
asked for state buildings now.
Assignment of salary checks to
dacy for the office of Sheriff and efficiency’’ and I promise, that no
ectric
light
plant
from
Hulery
A new set of plans appear ta be the need of the state Tax collector, on the Republican mileage will be charged.io exceed avoid paynient of honest debts is Bros, with which to light his house
5 cents per mile which will make. frowned upon by «.state officials.
party ticket.
•
capital board.
and farm buildings.
a
probable saving to the “County1 ‘ State employees who
■
resort to
I have been a resident and a
R. A. Murray was in town Thur
of
about
$300.00
per
year.
this practice inay find themselves sday, signing papers that transfer
Taxpayer in Sherman County for
T.
M.
Garrett.
walking the plank that leads to fhe Murray farm near Monkland
twelve years and, have always
Tall tales of wind intensity and constancy may be stood for Law Enforcement. I
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S. to O. H. Riah of Wasco.
more generally believed in this country hereafter. Stories have had considerable experience
FOR CLERK:
w
/
(Continued on page three)
. Moro, Oregon
of a Nebraska farmer who merely stood the clapboards up with Tax Rolls as deputy Assessor
I hereby announce to the Re K .-7
Meets
Every
Second
for Jefferson County and, feel that
NOTICE TO VOTERS
against his house and had them remain there for three I can handle the office in an effi publican voters of Sherman Coun
Fourth Thursdays in each
The Sherman County poll books
Month. Visiting members
years and of straws being driven through oak trees are cient manner. If nominated and ty that I am a candidate for the
nomination for county clerk at the
will be closed for a period of
V
Lmted.
being revived again along with taller stories. This country elected will serve the people faith May primary. If elected I will
, thirty days prior to the May Pri
Esther
Morris.
W.
M.
has seldom seen a wind of such strength as the one that fully and honorably. My travel give courteous service to all Who
mary Election. Any voting citi
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
expense will not exceed five cents have business with the office.
zen
desiring to vote who has not
blew Thursday and came to a peak Friday morning. It per mile.
Joe Truitt.
Cbllis P. Moore.
voted at. one of the- last three
doesn't care to see another one.
*^010 Loder No.^113, I. O. m t*- elections; has moved from one vot-
Moro, Oregon
FOR CLERK:
I ing precinct to another; has chan-
To the Republican voters of FOR SHERIFF:
। ged political parties or any woman
Meets
1st
and
3rd
I hereby announce my candidacy I
Even though the wind whistles around the corners and Sherman County:
who has changed her name must
Tuesdays
in
the
I, Joseph A. Mee, announce my for nomination for the office of
re-register not later than April
I
O.O.F.
hall.
Tran
the ground is sometimes frozen early in the morning and
self as a Republican candidate for Sheriff of Sherman county, subject
14th, 1936, to be eligible to vote at
sient
and
visiting
there is some times snow on the ground and the fields are the office of county clerk. I am a to the action of the votert of the
the May 15th Primary.
brothers
arc
cordi
not yet green we can read that in some spot “the pitcher native son, a taxpayer and have Democratic party at the Primary
ally invited to neei G. C Vintin, County Clerk.
election to be held on the 15th day
By Viola (M. Hansen, Deputy.
grooved one to Slugger who pushed the apple far into the been concerned with county ana of May, 1936.
wLh us.
state affairs for the past six years.
3-21, 28; Í-5
Lewis
McKee,
N.
G.
clouds for a long homer” and feel convinced that before I will appreciate your support at
Charles C. Wilson.
IT BEATS
Joe Truit, Secretary NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Mi
MARK
many days the sun will shine again and spring will be up the primary election.
OF REAL PROPERTY
<F MERIT
Joseph
A.
Mee.
Lupine
Rebecca
Lodgt
No.
116
on us.
FOR CLERK:
Notice is hereby given that on
Moro, Oegon
To the Republican voters of
the 6th day of April, 1936, at 10
Sherman County.
#
FOR CLERK
Meet 2d and 4th Tu- o’clock a. m. of said day, at the
I
wish
to
announce
myh^lf
as s
Well, March succeeded in going out like a lion to make
To the voters of Sherman Coun
t>3<hvs of each jnonth | front door of the County Court
candidate for the office df County
...
... K memUr.
.
Moro,
ty:
.
.
y .
the old saying hold true another year.
V|s>"n
we, . . House
Orc(ton> in , win
se|] Sherman
gt pub]ic County,
auct.on
I hereby announce my candidacy Clerk at the primary election May
15th.
come‘
to the highest bidder for cash the
for the office of County Clerk of
J. T. Johnson
Elsie Stephens, N. G.
following described land, to-wit:
Sherman County.
This may be April to the calendar but it is still Febru
Lila Bull, Secretary
I was born in Sherman County
The West Half of Section 2
and have lived here all my life. FOR SHERIFF:
in Township 2 South of
ary to the wheat. .
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_______________ ________
Have been a tax payer for 25
Range 16 East of the Willam
Subject to the will of the Re-j ~
ette .Meridian, and all that
years.
publican voters of Sherman county Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
'w Moro. Oregon
Your support will be appre- I will be a candidate for Sheriff.
part of the Southwest Quar
Whether a safety island is a safety island depends on
Walter Ruggles If elected I will carry on the duties
Meet’ the 1st and 3rd
tet* of Section 35 lying south
dated.
whether you are driving a car or trying to get out of the
Thursday oVenings of
of the railroad right-of-way
of the office fairly and impartially,
FOR ASSESSOR:
|q Township 1 South of Range
with equal treatment to all. I have I
e«'h month. Visiting
way of one.
16 East of the Willamette
members cordially in-'
I hereby announce my candidacy lived in Sherman county for 41
Meridian, all in Sherman
vitcid to meet with us.
to succeed myself as Assessor of years ami have been a taxpayer |
•County, Oregon. -
Why not have a baseball game in Sherman county Sherman County, subject to the for 18 years, am a Granger and H. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
Said sale is made under execu-
will of the Republican voters,
World War Veteran.’
New York
C« V, Belknap, Secy.
sometime this spring?
the Circuit
tion issued out of
Margaret W. Peets.
C. H. Lindeman
ín Other Days
Statements of Candidates For
Sherman County Offices