THR SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON
PAG« FOUR
One tablespoon butter, melted
’ Townsend Club will
Dalles recently at the home of her business. -
Sift and measure the flour;resift
Shoppers
in
The
Dalles
of
late
mother, Mrs. Sarah O’Neil. ■
with the corn meal, sugar, salt
House guests arriving at the were Rev. and Mrs. Oookingham.
and baking powder. Add the milk, Hear Eugene Burr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
V.
Rust
and
daugh
W. E. Tate home Sunday were,
egg and butter and mix well. Bake
their daughters, Mrs. Floyd Ford ter Darlene,' Mr. and Mrs. Ove
30 minutes at 400 degrees.
and children, and Mrs. Mary Bar Hansen, Mrs. Maude Akers, Mr.
Saturday night at 8:00 p. m.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Hennagin
and
chil
bour of Portland.
Wasco people will have the oppor^
The Wasco Cafe opened up for dren.
tunity of hearing Mr. Eugene Burr
Villard Gives Books
The Wasco school faculty were
business Monday morning with Mr.
speak
on the Transaction Tax. This
and Mrs. Everett McQuillen as out of town over the week end. Mr.
is
a
timely
topic and Mr. Burr Is
and Mrs. Homer Dixon and son
Prof. Arthur L. Puck of Oregon proprietors.
ToU.oLO.
an
expers
on
the subject of taxa-
In
Honolulu
tho
inhabitants
a-
them
selves.
State coljege was here last week
Harvey Ferrel of Shedd came to visited in Portland and Mr. Dixon
tion.
end und spoke Saturday afternoon wasco recently to attend to his spent Sunday fishing at Elk City. rise with the d.wn on Easter SM"* Bgg. with Chieke. Liver. ----- —
.
Whether you are a Townsend
.
a « v
. Two tablespoons butter
Ray Critchfieki, Glenna Hilter- morning
^t the library room giving infor- business interests here.
and climb to the top of a Three chicken livers
„
r»
*
n m
al .-
follower or not you should hear-
brand
and
Mr.
Langly
accompanied
^mation about how to design home
Medler, assisted by
Eug'ne, Ore Apr. »-Mpr. than
Town»«id hall
precipice oevrlooking the entire Two tablespoons flour
• gardens and grounds. In the eve-
McDonald entertaiii?d jJie the Dixon’s to Portland.
20 recent books, presented to the in the CroSfleld building.
city which, is enclosed by the bluest Salt and pepper
Louis Scholl left Over the week of blue oceans on all sides. Here a „
University of Oregon with the aim
ning he gave an illustrated l®^ur^ Webfoot five hundred club at des
.
of
increasing interest on the part
at the school house and told of|8ert luncheon. Easter and spring end for White Salmon where he huge cross, is erected - iluminated p
teasnoons butter
I
Four teaspoons
(additional)
1
of students in world affairs, have NOTICE TO CREDITORS
the types of shrubs and flowers decoratjong added charm to the joined his friends on a fishing at night - and here this cosmopoli- Four
One cup milk
been received by the university j Notice is hereby given that the
that can be advantageously used uble8
^dies played cards trip.
tan group, made up of people of
Melt the two tablespoons butter library from Oswald Garrison
Homer
Dixon
’
s
mother
is
spend
in this* country to beautify the । at five tables with Mrs.
undersigned W. A. Spencer. has
many
races,
with
many
and
varied
V. Rust
cook the chicken livers in it, anc
homes and gardens.
coarie To
^4^ Villard »noted editor of New York been appointed administrator of
' receiving high honors, Mrs. S. J. ing some time here with her son creeds, join together in a beautiful. djce
The“ gift is of special interest the estate of C. G. Mott and has
se<»nnd and Mrs.
Mrs. • A. 8. and family. •
Members of the Annie Fulton Rrnrk
Brock second
Easter sunnse service.
I livers and butter remaining in thf
Appropriate
Easter
music
will
be
since
it was Mr. Villard’s father. qualified as such administrator. All
chapter attending, a meeting in Johnson the guest prize.
In the quiet of the morning with pan ajj tbe flour, and stir in the
The Thursday contract club conducted
—------- at the Church of Christ a tropical sky seemingly very milk. When smooth and boiling» Henry Villard, noted railway buil persons having claims against the
The Dalles Tuesday evening were:
Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot, Mrs. B. Es- members drove to Styles on the Easter Sunday commencing at half close overhead and a distinct feel-
saj^ antj pepper to taste. Di- der, who founded the first Univer said estate ate hereby required to
trelle Hailey, Mrs. Homer Dixon, Deschutes for their regular meet- past seven in the evening. Mem- ing of isolation, Easter begins to
among four shirred egg disih- sity pf Oregon library by donating present the same duly verified to
Mrs. Augusta Huckin, Mrs. George ing, a no-host, luncheon.» Three bers of the chorus are Mrs. J. F. really mean something. And then eg. Break a l^irge egg in each one. books valued at $1000. He made the undersigned petition at Wasco
Wilde, Mrs. W. C. Harper and tables of cards were in play result- Royse, Mrs. William Mills, 'Mrs. one goes home with friends for a Dust with salt and pepper. Dot a number of other substantial Oregon, within six months from
Miss Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. ing in club prize going to Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand, Mrs. G. C. An- very special and very welcome wjtb the 4 teaspoons butter, and gifts to the institution in its early the date of the first publication of
Burnt.: and Mrs. Roland Bishop. O. G. Hilderbrand. Later in the drews, Mrs. S- P. Boice, Mrs. R. H. breakfast. It is an experience not bake until the eggs are firm (in days when it was struggling for this notice, to-wit: IMarch 27th,
existence, and the second building 1936.
Oscar Humberg spent Sunday evening a number of the ladies McKean, Mrs. V. V. »Rust.; Mrs. easily forgotten - an experience a moderately hot oven,
to be erected on the campus, still W. A. Spencer.
visiting with h;s wife and children drove down to The Dalles to see a Homer Dixon and Mrs. Maude that colors all subsequent Easter
Corn Meal Muffins
standing, was named Villard Hall Administrator of Estate
Akers conductress.
.
Allen and Gary, who are now house show.
mornings.
Mr. ----------
and Mrs.
Charles Wallace
21-22-23-24
in his honor.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Grady of
----
T
One
and
a
fourth
cups
bread
flour
guests of her mother, Mrs. Geo.
Have you made your fafnily feel
Walla Walla are expected to visit have returned from the Brackett
Three
fourths
cup
of
corn
meal
Rood of Hillsboro.
iere this week.
j ranch and are established in the that Easter means more than per One fourth cup sugar
Wednesday afternoon of last
haps a few colored Easter eggs?
Field work has been progressing Agee house.
week the usual number of Auxil
Have you invitee a few very con One half teaspoon salt
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----------------
M
bs
.
Marlon
McKee
and
son
owly
in
this
community
due
to.
iary members met at the home of
genial friends to join you for Five teaspoons baking powder -
Mrs. Phil Yates for a regular busi weather conditions. Three frosty [ Gordon were callers in Wasco Easter breakfast? Whether a com- One cup milk
mornings and cold weather have Monday. •
pany breakfast or a quiet com- .PR? e^’ beaten
ness meeting.
M
not been conductive to rapid work. | Mrs Lydja Darby, Miss Lorraine
fortable homey one, you can’t go
--------------- l .
Miss Thyra Fields who has been
employed in Colfax, returned to Re-seeding is being done in sever- j)arby anj Mrs. Anna Lee motored wrong serving eggs on Easter
places.
| to Portland Saturday on a shop- morning.
the home of her parents for a stay al ■M
ts . Maude Akers left for Moro
tour. They found the city a
Convenient, quick, healthful and
of five weeks.
'uesday evening for a stay of sev. very bugy place.
W. C. Harper, confined in The eral
ral days.
| Mrs. Roy E. Moore has been cheap at this season, for all-round
Dalles hospital, is reported im
Fred Fortner, who is employed appoiI1ted as the Wasco represen- food value they come next to milk,
proved and his return soon is in Pendleton, came home again
Grain Begs
w the Peacock Floral Co. although they are In no way a sub
Mill Feeds
stitute
for
it.
And
in
addition,
we
expected.
Monday evening.
1 aiuj wiH take orders for flowers
Mirs. Augusta Huckin motored to
Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. at j^er office or through phone 723. might add that milk and eggs are
Groceries- Meats— Fresh
Twine -
Dairy and Poultry Feeds
Pullman and returned home Fri Viggo Häufelt
Haufelt were the former’s
anj Mrs. Wesley Wilde and liked by almost everyone.
Fruits and Vegetables in
Serve Shirred Eggs with Chicken
day accompanied by her daughter, cousin, George Taylor and Mrs. children accompanied by Idabelle
Concentrates
Rolled Grains
Augusta, who is. spending a week Cate Hansen of Moro.
Season.
Spencer drove to Stanfield where Livers for breakfast on Easter
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot1
gpent the day visiting with morning and start the day out
here.
•'
Sait
Flour
Mrs. Eliza Dingle was hostess to were business visitors in Walla Mrg tilde’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. right. And since this is a very
special breakfast we are preparing
members of the Tuesday afternoon Walla Tuesday. Mrs. Proudfoot Ruppell.
Your Patronage Solicited
our family with com
study club and Mrs. Free Crews and two sons, John and Ted, spent
The Linfield girls glee club en- we
------ surprise
,
All kind* of Insurance
Friday in Portland transacting tertained at the school house Fri- meal muffins, gold and brown, and
was a guest
day afternoon.
looking very much^ like Eastei
At the business session a course
in better English was considered
YANGTSZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA
and accepted. Mrs. R. F. Evans,
TION LIMITED of 99 John street.
of New York, on the thirty-flrat day of
New York City. In the state of New
club leader, evened the program
December, 1935. made
the
York, on the thirty-first day of De
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease j
Commissioner of the State Ot Oregon,
cember. 1935. made to the insurance
with a reading. Mrs. Alma Frid
purauant to Uw:
commissioner of the state of Oregon,
CAPITAL
ley read a paper, having the theme
7 “,l“1 *
‘'• 11.000.000 M
CAPITAL
Amount of statutory deposit 8 200.000 00
‘’Relation Between the Church and
INCOME
Net premiums received dur
State in South America which wa.‘
ing
the
year
8 185.90«. IS
«
followed by readings given by Mrs. "ThrrSr*
Interest, dividends and rente
42.504 81
received during the year
A. L. Gosson and Mrs. Joe Hilder Income from other aourew «30.495.23
Income from other sources
59.73 f. 61
received durin* the veer ..
received during the year.
brand.
81.874.094.M
Total Income
______ 3 288.144.80
DISBURSEMENTS
A. B. Riddell returned from Port
Net losses paid during the
land Friday accompanied by Mark
year including adjustment
expenses ..
t 109.088.93
410.727.49
Dividends* paid on capita)
Commissions
and
salaries
Alley.
paid during the year
52.646 «2
100.000.00
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
_
Mrs. Hugh Henn was in Port
during the year.......
.
2.833.40
401.282.27
land over several days of lastweek.
Amount of all other expendl-
lure* .......................................
2«2.835.87
84.189.24
She stopped at Hood River before
Total expenditure*
.... 8 427.904.82
242.242.92
returning home.
AoflKTB
lots of
It’s a buyers market. .
Value of stock* and bond*
Total expenditure* ............>1.208.423 02
Monday Afternoon Contract club
owned
(amort,
value).... 11,030.934 13
competition
.............
funny
methods
ASSETS
5.275.14
Miscellaneous asset* .
.
Value of real eatate owned
-------
met at a one-thirty dessert lunch
Cash
banks
81.880.04
Casn
in
banka
and
on hand
in
use
to
make
sales
..........
(book value)
. »
50.000.00
Premiums in course of col
Value
of
etooks
and
honda
„
eon at the home of Mrs. W. A.
One of the oldest gags that still
lection written since Sep.
owned (book »»lue)
1.419.H8.82
17.7 H. #3
tember 30. 1935 . .....
Medler. The Easter scheme with
seems new is “up-down” marking.
'»Interest and rente due and
B.591.M
accrued
...
;
........................
daffodils was‘ carried out in the
UHM
The seller marks up his price and
Total
admitted
asset*
..
81.144.398.10
decorations. Mrs. Marie Barnet'
then pleases his customer by mark
LIABILITIES
_
142. M272
Gros* claims for leases un-
Cooper won club prize with four
ing it down» To the custoir^'r
paid .. ...... .............................I 123.481.00
MIM»
¿¿bles of cards in play. Mrs. J. T.
Amount of unearned premi
he calls it “giving a discount.” Oc
ums on all outstand na
S.U.M1J01N
ÏOU! .»«HM
Johnson received the guest prize.
risks
........................
casionally it's a cash, dJlscoUnt.
Tax expense reserve ................
8.000.00
a* claim* for
Usually its a discount in the form
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand
Total
liabilities.
except
190,598 49
of an allowance on something trad
capital
................................
and children spent several days tn
?s?as;
.*i? uAmii« 1 75X797 61
ed in. In either case, the custom
Due for commlMioa wnd brok-
Portland doing some Esister ahop-
Surplus as regards pol.cy-
Au'otSir UAbiuùeg ’
¿«888
er pays his own discount. . . . out
953.797.81
holder* ........... .7?^..............
pih^. Miss Evelyn Reardon ac
of
one
pocket
into
another.
companied them to the city and
To»*l
‘
tl.144.2H.10
5U8INES3 IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Highest
We’re doing more trading than
Mrs. Ada Morgan stopped off at
et premium* received dur-
in the year
»
«„8. 84
ever in our history . . . .and we’ve
The Dalles.
Losses paid during the year
824.45
Quality!
r
Losses incurred during the
added
not
one
dime
to
our
re
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yocum trans
vp ar
i9»ai
tail price list.
BUSINESS tN OlteC^NYOR t £ e YFAR
acted business m Portland over the
Name of branch manager. F. W. Perry.
N*t
premium*
received
during
The price of a “Caterpillar” Trac
week end. The children stay«
the year....
„
••*
■ ¿5° y
Statutory ''resident' attorney for service.
Loweg paid during the year
9T0 «2
tor, at any “Caterpillar” dealer
wiGk Mrs. Orville Yocum during
The Martin General Agency.
Looef incurred during the
ship is the factory price plus trans
the absence of their parents.
THOS. E. LARSEN.
OOMMOU»
Terminal Bales Builcing.
portation. No extras. No hand
Hirsi A. Marlin and son of Ben
Portland, Oregon.
ling charges. No finance fees. No
ton City, Wash., visited Sunday at
trading allowances added to the
thehdme of her parents, Mr. and
.
Longest
price.
MM Mark Alley.
“Caterpillar” sticks to the lowest
Mrs. Ira Fridley visited in the
TTABLE UFE INSÜHANC
Life!
prices for the highest quality ma
of low*, in the «tate o. lew
da,» Of December. U35- »ad
chinery.
Prof. A. L Peck
HlWAY/W^
Speaks To Wasco
OREGON 4^1 RY COUNCIL
Gardeners
7
FRIDAY, APRIL id, 193«.
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Wasco, Oregon
Growers
WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE
You can get
“Caterpillar”
Quality
only in a “Caterpillar”
-¿ít °*
I14W0.0O0.00
m.insi
8.112.18
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock
paid up ....................
I 1
INCOME
Total premium income for
ti|9 year ....
.,.
8.849.098.11
2.845.583 48
Total income.........................8 21.932.981.98
428.188.18
Paid for lotse*, endow
ment*. annuitlea and *ur
121.189 01
Dividend»
render valuee ...........
id "«■'«*»< tai
71.90009
paid
10.175.823 44
to policy-
and fee*
Tthe veer ..
1 other expen-
«2 .«42.27
bond*
valu*>
and cèi-
8.841.41
2X0T8.4S
18.487 4* JÍ
88.524.73
¿«8
820.592 04
4.420,014 32
Total expenditure*
. t 21,424.735 f5
AB8ETS
Value of real eatate owned
(book value).............
I » 19 664 136 48
Value of »tock» and bond*
47. 570.298. «f
owned (book value)
Loan*, on mortcMea and
roUatoMl.AU ........... 44.01 1541 M
Fremlrm note* and policy
tonne ■,................ .. ..
Caab In banka and on hand
Met nncollrctrd an« de-
2.938.455 00
ievrad premium*
..
n>tere*t jnd rent* due and
arpina
as
regard*
S1U.MS.2MSS
premium*
received
288.07138
40.494 77
Thomas J. Binder
Ufe iM^ena^fiawÄldi
1915 Cortot Bldg
AT
LOWGGt
Lowest
f
Repair
K
Costs!
policy-
Total*
& SALOMON
Depreciation!
Other a*aet* (net)
acá over aS ÙabÜlUa*^
< IÄS
Lowest
i lUHRM
Total admitted aseet*
6148.988.25S 33
LIABILITIES
Net M—rr" ....................
8129.701.812 00
Orees claim* for lo**«* un-
AÄ, UablUea /
11.
z
If you are in the market for a
tractor you can get a variety of
offers for your old tractor.............
prices fiat you wouldn’t think of
paying for it if you were buying
it yourself.
But if you’re’ looking for low
cost tractor operation over a long
period of time, why don’t you ap
proach the job of buying a tractor
by carefully investigating all
tractors.
up on me-
Talk to owners. Check
<
chanical features, Satisfy your-
self as to the av^|
Then ascer-
and as to their pH
w;i,ere and h°w you will get
service on the tractor you buy.
We believe you will prove to your-
self that low depreciation, 1<>W UP*
keep and low operating costa come
from the quality of a machine . • • ,
.not from discounts, even though
at first glance they look attractive,
welcome the opportunity to
compare the quality and cost of
“Caterpillar’’ Tractors with next
best.
-
Breakfast. .. 25c
Luncheon • • . 3Oc
Dinner.......... 35c
Served in coacha* on the Pacific Limited
and in Coaches and Tourist Sleepers on
the Portland Pose. Porter service and
free pillow* In Coaches on trains below.
3 FAMOUS TRAINS
Portland Rose -Daily
Pacific Limitai —Dmiy
CITY OF PORTIAMO
SIX?SA1LINGS"
From Portland 3
MONTHLY
43 f. m,
I, 6,11,16, 21, 2 j.
39% hours to Chica‘jo
All space reserva 1
LOW PRICED MSA
ES ... so long as you getOld
Quaker straight whiskey,
you’re going to get whiskey
macle according to every rule of
f.ne distilling! You ju^t can’t get
Old Quaker richness irt whiskey
made any other ivay. Evidently
you agree, judging by the way
you are all buying Old Quaker!
Y
AVAn ABLB IN OREGON
*7 V r No. 136D RYE
75^ PINT
No. 13GC (RYE)
No. 172C (BOURBON)
.............
- — -
For information and rarèrvart.«,^ •••
•
LOCAL AGZ.«t
UNIO»
O’Meara Supply & Imp. Co. PACiFüí
_
*
Old Quaker sticks to every rule of fine
MEAL PRICES 50 LOW
2.902.88C73
im *
Rofurn
limit 6
months
In Coache* & Tour
ist Sleeping Car*.
100.CÖ0 00“
stock durins the year
22.794 39
.1 sM.in.fi
Dally
to MAY 14
Lowest
Operating
Costs!
2.208.441 72
114.824.Í4
•xpan-
21.631.301 41
Interact, dividends and
renta received durin* the
Income from other source*
received durin« the yeer
a barrel of quality
in every bottle!
1.000.000.00
MÀÏGHT WHISKEY.
-
* B9AND
MASK of MÍRIV