Sherman County journal., October 02, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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TUB SHERMAN COUNTT JO o RNAL. MORO. ÜREGOb FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 19SÖ
faob two
»• turned up.
California.
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In all the countries visited—ex-
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP C |
„ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eaton and
j cept Germany—all the new build­
(Continued f*om page one)
daiigfftgr were here from Pendleton
ings are in the new style. This is
a
jail
out
of
th?
state
prison
will
over the week end to finish mov­
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paiticularly noticeable to a tra v ­
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER BMahlbhe»« Nn\. 2.-
find th a t this i a game a t which
ing to their new home and com­
eler
in the new hotels. They are
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, EMablixHd Oct 14. 1S9/
two can play. Governor M artin
plete their business in Sherman
undoubtedly convenient to use and
CONSOUDATED. MARCH 6. Itrtl
commuted the sentences of eight
county. <
pleasing to the eye and the im agi­
WASCO NEW S-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
short term prisoners sent up from
Wayne Spoor and A1 Miorey were
nation of seven people out of ten.
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4 1932
Marion this week ar.d sent them
in The Dalles Monday.
In Italy the new style is p a rtic u ­
all back to the county jail to com­
Mrs. Frances Bibby and daugh-' Rome,—The big event in Rome,
Published Every Friday a: Moto. O w o n . By
larly
pleasing because it seems to
GILES L. FRENCH
______________________ Managing Editor
plete their sentences. The term s
ter. Mrs. Elsie Rust, went to Grand for Qne traveler at least, was the
fit
in
well with the older buildings
of the prisoners ranged from four
Coulee to vist Mr. and Mrs. H arry receipt of a copy of the Salem
the so-called M editerranean
in
Rev.
Ed
Cofer
Seriouly
lil
to eight months for forgery and
m em ber
Beezley for a week.
M r7 a n d M rs.^E rnest Blaycock!; Statesm an, sent by the editor, Mr. style.
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larceny. O ther counties which send
In
Portland
Hospital
iT
k'
a s s o c t/.i i o n
went
to
Portland
and
on
to
Wip-
¡Charles
Sprague,
and
containing
a*
,As
to
Germany,
it is possible
short
term
prisoners
to
Salem
can
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lock. Wash., to visit C. W. Heaton fine account, with ample pictures,, th at H itler is right too. Certarn-
expect to find them bouncing back
la*d week. Mr. Heaton is a broth- of the projected new c a p ito l1» a t ly the new type does not match
into their laps under the new poli­
The barn and garage on Mrs.
.
well with the old half-tim bered
cy which has been adopted in an Lew Baker’s place were destroyed er " f
? Salem.
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Blaylock.
Entered as second-class m atter a t the Pos office, at Moro. Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Burton and
These pictures aroused much ift- (fachw erk) houses of the rnedie-
effort
to
relieve
congestion
a
t
the
under Art of Congress of March 3, j87* *_____
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d«aJ h ter K athr>? " e l« ™ ,g : terest when shown to Italian ac­ val villages, and not too well with
penitentiary w here the population ^ S O ^ i ^ n
SUBSCRIPTION RATES4-PXYABLE IN ADVANCE.
the baroque of the churches in the
is now hitting new record highs.
$1 50
es were said to have eaused the ^ X 'c L i i e V 'e x p e r t \ o make thairi-thby" exclaimed. Of course they cities. How it will match with the
One Y ea r
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home.
w tic p a rtly wrong, the new style pure Victorianism of the Salem
Death rides the highw ay thia blaze.
OCTOBER 2, 1936
Tom Alley and Mt«. Karl Old«
Mrs J(>hns<)n of Bend| mother of js not exclusively Italian but it is courthouse or the red brick—w hat
vear with more reckless abandon
If the $1,200,000 derived and to than ever before. .‘ Traffic fa ta li­ went to P o r tla w t'S ^ r d a y taking R H John«on, returned to her t o be found springing up every- does one call i t ? —of the Willam-
COTTONWOOD FROM OTHER
where one goes in all countries ex -’ ette university buildings, rem ains
b»* derived from the A-AA is half ties for A ugust totalling 33 show M nj.r Olds’ fath er to.Alie hp»pl-al home af ter a vj8it here.
VIEW POINTS
> -3 •< . •
Fauline Wilcox went to Portland cent one. It is natural for all . to be seen.
50 per cent increase over the 21 as he "la
- W ,tom recent w ^ two fellow . p f i U « M .« W I » v . b ^ n A U in ed
^tookCTiT« w ik -to Monday.
recorded for August, 1935.; Thef- -Mtíbrd
Remans to he interested m eapitols.
editors frofi the W illamette Valley rrem th a t source. .
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day
-for.. medical
Portland
toll
of
traffic
deaths
J?
Oregon
for
They
invented the idea. The very NOT1CE OF FJNAL HEARING
have visited this county and have
Farm ers of the northw est will
tre a tm e n t $•
name is taken from the hill about
N 0T IC E j S HEREBY GIVEN:
been advised to continue their have to export their wheat if they the first eight monthgjrf this year
SW.’ F. Jadw on.of The Dçdles ’was
totals
186
compared
tir
166
for
the
four
blocks
from
here
where
we
Th&t
Henry Yeackel, the adminis-
journey into Gilliam county by expect to continue to raise it In
same period a year ago. traffic in tow» 3*_türday»v
wandered
in
the
dusk
last
evening.
tratQT
the wiU annexed of
the Cottonwood grade. Their stor- quantities now produced. They
injuries are up moré than '80 pet -- ; Mrr and ' /«Mrs.' George Wilcox
W
ith
a
good
strong
slingshot
one
th(?
E
state
of
j acob Crocker, de-
iea to their, papers show th at the have been unsuccessful in getting
cent over 1933 records wRh 4348 Wsré
could probably, hit, from the roof ccaped has filed in the County
Sunday frpm The Dalles.
grade made something of an im- an export bounty and if it were
of this hotel (itself a form er Court of Sherm an County, Oregon,
prewlbn on them.
not for the persistent drouths in persons injured thip ye«r to S e p - r.; <jua Smith and Henry Rôthw çrc
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compared
to
8469
iM
t
tomber
palace)
a dozen or more structures hjs F inaj Report and Account, and
irt
Salem
sev^aJ
days
oft
businèss.
Lars Bladine, w riting for his the mid-west there would be little year.
? lÌr .a ^ M r C -J o h ìv B e tfth e r and. ’ The work of the o g c engineer-! that have once -served as the seat ¿¿a t‘ Thursday, October 29th, 1936,
or
no
m
arket
for
northw
est
w
heat.
McMfnjivfllie Telephone-Register,
jAildren/Wfljie. in Thè D alles. .Sat- ing experim ent station in the study of government. Governing is the a ^
jjOur of i o :oo o’clock a. m.
Our production varies 'in this
refers to the grade as “pasted onto
Relief financing in' Oregon it ^urday.
' s
, of water troubles in steam boilers principal local industry here and jn
County Court room in the
country
from
1,200,000
to
3,600.000
the cliff sides, so narrow and to r­
now on a cash basis. "There are
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A ustin of Mo-. |iag j Ujjt received unusual recogni- has been going on for twenty-seven bounty Court House in Moro, Sher-
bushels
and
it
is
largely
this
fac-
tuous as to make even the harden­ ter th at determines the income of no outstanding certiflcaUa of in- lalla, uncle ^nd atfttt of Wayne |j on jn one of
leading maga- centuries. Of course, in a stretch man County, Oregon, has been
ed Oregonian cliff dweller shud­ the farm ers. National production dfbtedness issued against future Spoor, were visitors-here oyer-the zines of Germany, Die Warme. like that, one builds a good m any, fixed as the time and place for t he
der at what would happen if a car
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,
t h e ' profits of the liquor commission the week end. . -
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This magazine, considered an im- capitola. Salem ia a mere begin-' ^earing of objections, if any, to the
»»¡ng in another direction ahould v a n « . ,5 percent depending on
last of these having been taken up
Florin
Coon
and
H
en
ry
’*.Roth
p
o jtan t technical (publication among ncr with its second or third or aajd final report and Account and
be encountered.”
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weather.
in July according to State Treas-- were in RedmoTftf FHday on busi- European engineers, devotes half w hatever it is.
settlem ent thereof.
Elbert Bede,, writing in the
The AAA was an emergency urer Holman. A total of $1,765,000
ness.
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p
a
g
e
to
a
review
of
the
bulletin
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V_rv
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Henry Yeackel,
Cottage Grcve Sentinal about his measure th a t was made markedly of these certificates have been is­
A rt Schilling is driving a new by R. E. Summers, assistan t pro ; ° pin,onB B y
A dm inistrator
experience in crossing Cottonwood «uccessful because of poor crops, sued at different times ip order to car.
lessor
of
mechanical
engineering
Even
at
this
distance
an
acute.
gives more time to an explanation A . a lr n g time program it has been finance the s ta te ’s share of relief
Ed and Bruce Alley came home a- OSC, entitled, “ Boiler W a te r 'enr can detect a slight m urm ol John M.,btapiew>n
of the mental handicap« suffered <>< termined to be as economically costs, with as tnucn as $1,015,000 from their hunting trip with
a Troubles and Treatm ents, with on t he horizon th at probably rep- A ttorney for A dm instrator
during his drive from Moro to fallacious as the buying and hoard- of the certificates outstanding a t buck apiece.
Special Reference to Problems in reSents an active controversy-go- Vogt Bldg., The Dalles,. Oregon
Condon. To quote him, "1 reached ¡"K program of the farm board,
one time.
Rev. F. C. S tarring, secretary \y e8t ern Oregon.” » >.
< ¡ng on in Oregon as to whether t h e ------------------------
what I determined m ust be the
Any program th a t seta the farm-1
of the B aptist convention, wilLbe
A new approach t0 scaie fo rm a -tnew style is appropriate for an NOTICE OF SH E R IFF’S SALE
canyon .road, which I had been in- f 8 aside as a class to receive spec., Member* *of the board of control
formed I m ight find a little rough. iai benefits not given to all the are vyondering w hether th e legis- here Sunday eVWdftg to speak a t t;on p^hiem * ar£ reported o£ in 0 )egon cppitol. One can alm ost q F r E A L PROPERTY
the Baptist church. ,
tRe bulletin, which has since in- h ear the acute outcry of those to „
.c .t „ n i ,v Bi« m tb d»v o f
I didn’t have any trouble finding HHwWT . ¿ ’_ _ ^ an iT r° U
_s
l: 'u re drew a plum or a lemon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Torn^
G
arrett
and
flutnced
practically
all
research
in
^hom
a
capitol
just
won’t
look
farm ers themselves for it causes v h e n .it a g re e d 'to a'ccept the Mul­
it a little rough.”
a resentm ent among others not so key budding in Portland, bequethed C. H. Schwartz left Sunday morn- the fie,d R hftd lonfr4)een consid- rig h t unless it has an old fashion-; October. 1936, a t the hour of ten
“ This canvrn road appeared to
M. a t the front dooi of
favored. The veterans have suffer-
Fwmk M. Mg for Portland from where Mr. ei.cd th a t scale deposits were the ed dome. Also, how about Carl o clock
be held in place by sagebrush—” ed from the same cond tion and
Schwartz will go to Los Angelas r e s u l t -of using hard w ater, while Gould’s idea th at the structure the ’Courthouse in Moro, Sherman
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| Mulkey. Thfe s ta te s interest in for several weeks.
“ By the way, it is a recognized both will continue to suffer.
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Dl. Summers' study shows th at should express the well known County, Oregon, I will sell a t pub-
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. _ 1 the building is that* of the rem ain-
state highway. It makes one feel . A
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Doyle have some of the w orst scale deposits primness of New England?
‘ Ik* auction to the highest bidder
long time program for farm - .
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' derm an, subject to ff life interest moved back here a fte r living sev-
alm ost selfish to be holding for ers that is managed by
deal with occur with western
j n Europe also there is a good i for cash, the following describe«.!
an
vested in two heirs of Mulkey, one eral years at Shaniko.
more work on the Pacific highway,
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Oregon soft w ater and consist of di.a] of difference* of opinion about real property located
in Sherman
farm ers^is a necessity,' especially
Of whofti still survives and contin-
when recognized state highways
Ed C. Cofer is veiy ill in dl,-)OSits of dissolved silicon. His flip new architecture. In fact, the County »Oregon, to-wit:
in the northw est. If farm ers do
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ucs to receive the benefit of ren- Portlartd M t-the Good Sam aratin findings proved so im p o rta n t-th a t two most spectacular personalities!
between im portant cities of the
not control their program they «r.Il
The Southeast Q uarter of Sec­
state are nearly impassable as be at the mercy of every change
hospital. He was one time pastor m any industrial firms, including! ¡r Europe hold diam etrically oppo-|
J of porOand
this one.”
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here and is very well known thru- lea(Jjllg railways, have sent spec- sjte views. To Adolf H itler th e ’ tion Eleven and the South Half
in th e economic situation and the
of Section Twelve, all in
on the board with a claim of more out the county.
It is to be hoped th a t there will
ialists to the college to study his whole idea is inure poison. T hat
, political situation. It seems clear
Township
One North of Range
be opportunity to send other .de­
than $7000 against the property
Mise Joan Thatcher, daugnter of. firhdin««
kind of arciteçture is, to his mind,
therefore, th a t the organization set i
Eighteen, E ast of the Wiliam-,
scriptive w riters over the southern
for back taxes and improvement Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Thatcher and _______
drfinitelv anti-nazi. It is Jewish;
up under the previous adm inlstra- j
ette Meridian, containing 480
assessm ents. T he state does not John W. Heyer, son of Mr. and
end of the Sherman highway,
it is comm unist; and if he could
tion has advanced^ the fa n n e rs ’ i
. a
acres, more or less, and being
which is a federal road and about cause to a y re .te r extent than the '* me !nto P“ -’ « 81»" of ,th/ . pr.0^ " Mrs. H. W. Heyer of Minneapolis
think of any thing worse it would
situated in Sherman County,
as rough as Cottonwood, although AAA despite the undoubted enter-
80 lon* V *, T , “ . t
I f w ere m arried W ednesdays»t «St.
be th at. too. F o rm er lv , Germany
S tate cf Oregon. . /
not so narrow.
neney value of th at now dead move- 18 r-«PO>»‘Me f07 8t '» « t • Pa r L ° f Marks church in Portland by Rev.
was a rather progressive center on
i
I the claim but no provision was R. A. Court Simmonds.
Dr.
the development of the new archi­
Together with the ^epements,
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, ever made for the paym ent of any Thatcher and family lived here a^F rem the Observer, Oct. 4. 1907
hereditam ents and ‘appurten­
tecture. From e.ll over the* world
LEST WE FORGET
expenses incident to the> mainte- few years ago.
ances
thereunto belonging or
young
architects
flocked
to
the
I
am
paying
60
cents
per
roll
The statem ent is often made th at HISTORY IN TH E MAKING
nance of the building. The board
Bell Eakin bought the office
Gutter and 25 cents per dozen famous Bauhaua at Dess’au where
in
anywise
appertaining.
this adm inistration is the only one
Probably no series of articles
control is asking the city of building from the warehouse^ com­ fcr eggs today. W. F. Schuller, the new ideas were taughtlft a ra th - -
th
a
t
has
done
anything
for
the
Said sale is made under execut­
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. ever published In this paper have Portland to have patience until the pany and has moved it to his Moro.
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er notable architectural school.
ion
issued out of the Circuit Court
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attracted as much local notice as legislature can meet and take care ranch to remodel and build on so
The Moro School Board held an Now the Bauhaus has been wreck-
person believes it to be correct but have those recently w ritten by the
the situation-if it want« to hold his son in law, Marion VanM eter official meeting monday a t which ed, its students and professors of the S tate of Oregon for the
memory is short.
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County of Sherman to me directed
pen of C. W. Barzee. He was a onto the property which is said and family can live thergt
every member and the clerk was scattered, this kind of work no
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The history of the farm move­ resident of the north end of the to have considerable value as a
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Engf tftom and present. ■Vacancies in th e teach- lo r e e r ap p e ars on the paces of the
^ e case of the Federal Land
m e n t as known to us now begins county in the early eighties and i possible site for a fu tu re state daughter, and Mrs. E
ent Illustrierte Zeitung, and where the
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n c bw
nnt
o s rolo w e r e filled
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with the end oT the w ar period still retains in his memory many office building to house depart­ and children were in
___,«ii and Miss Julia
t . , i ;« buildings
k,,;iri;mn>c exist
ovi««- there
timm 1«
tpndencv plaintiff, vs. L. >R. Seeley,
ensburgj
j}urns Powell
is a n tendency
Seeley, t husband,
ments located in the metropolis.
about 1920 when the first* defla- • of th e events of those days,
Wash., last week to see Mr. and W .nds. Mr. Powell comes from to disguise their original style. Myra Grace
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tionary drop in the price of farm ;
and
wife;
Maud
Driscoll, a single
Mrs.
A.
E.
Eslingcr.
This paper has a on
live Sherman
interest L __
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Polk county Miss Woods is an old H itler wants
J"
, woman; W eM oot. School D istriet
M,ore than »^«W
.000 . ,n
’
products caused distress among in stories bearing
Mr. and Mrs
R.
J.
Baker,
V.
B
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. Hme favorite in- Sherman county, to carry the cider German a tm o s J KT
r
a
farm ers nyho had geared thnir eounty history. It is of in estim a-' i un<^ ’ " V
o ,
V i / E kin and L. D. May were in Mot&. q^be directore elevated the standard pbere, just as Carl Gould wanted Num ber 10 of Sl^rm an County, a
production 15 w ar time demands ble value to have the elder genera- bV s ,a te T reasurer Holman Mils Sunday to_attend the .funeral of nf thp schoojs another notch by a little flavor of Salem. Mass, to be municipal corporation; William M.
and whose expense was based on Von contribute from th eir memory , week t0 m eet .ntereat and principal
Mrs. Roy Belshee.
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-fixing tHfc salaries of grade te a c h -. carried on to posterity at -Salem, W alker and M yrtle Eva Walker,
w ar time prjees.
¿•cusband and wife; Charles Harper
to the fund of inform ation about, Pay">enta on bonds of the highway
Mr. and Mrs. John Engstrom ac- ers at $65 per month; principal $80.; Oregon.
and Pearl Harper, husband and
Presidents H arding and Coolidge the history of the eounty for in commission and the World W ar ccmpanied b f a friend mkde; a trip .
Meyers pulled his machine -,
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wife: Wasco National Farm i^.an
^commission, around the Mt. Hood loop Sunday , h ® U|th Moro Saturday, to accomo- ” Dufe , ’,k*>8 Sp8f‘'
while they gave some comfort to this m anner it can be preserved , y,e te r ,"18
the farm ers by supporting minor until the possible tim e in the fu- ^ ore than $1,045,000 of the pay-
Cassie
,---- v
. returned last
F j ackson and others
j n Italy , quite the opposite. Association, a corporation, defen­
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adjustm ents, refused to sign the ture when some son or daughter meftt w ent for interest alone, $975, Wednesday from a visit to Qak- , outfi of here> to whom prospects Mussolini dotes on the broad sur- dants.
HUGH
CHRISMAN
«.AlcNary Haugen bills on which of the county with the ability, am ­ 000 being applied toward the retire land, California.
■ of f r e s h in g began to seem doubt-! faces, the ample glass, the simple
farm ers had set their minds. bition and time l i i ’y -'siM U ’the ment o{ h«>>way bonds and $600,-
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Miss Mildred G-iffn wiJl b e t h e
favor will long be recol-i lines, the convenient arrangem ents. Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon■
Yields were very satisfactory d u r­ history of the
and its 1 000 toward the retirem ent of bonus
45-49
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i.u f h u i ld i q t cahitols: goodness
ing the twenties and there was ex­ pioneer settlers. A history could
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ay, October 4, gL 11.00 a . (jft«^nd «; • Th^ Sonora wheat of De Moss knows Italy ha$ enough of them
pert demand. Farm ers were gen­ be w ritten of this county th a t
. » . ,a
unday «venin^ at 7:30. Rev« Bros.', delivered at the Gordon. a lready—and enough of churches NOTICE OF SH E R IFF’S SALE
Secretary of A griculture "Wal- F, W. Stufry will be th p p reaeh ^ r.
erally prosperous although there would serve to depict the settle-
Warehouses^ ’B e Moss, tested 63i and. palaces and oastles—probably OF REAL PROPERTY
had been a drop in farm prices and ment of the entire u re a east of ^ace in B telegram to Governor
Ed • Alley and son Éruce left lbs (per bushel.
! tor. many. But wherever a new , On Saturday, the 3rd day of
land prices.
the Cascades and w est of the Rock- Maf tin Bdvl8^ Oregon farm ers Thursday fòr Portland wfiere Bruce
From
the
Observer
October
5,
1917
railroad station is, built, there y°u , October, 1936, a t the hour of ten
^ By
8e to stockmen in the will enter Northw estern’ Business
President Hoover failed to see ies and we hope th a t some one will'
r
«Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Sparling
see
the half acre windows and th e ! o«clock a m a t the front door of
s
drouth stricken middle w est to list college.
the light on the M cNary H augen' do it e ’er long,
rip n gin * rpfnrnpd
^ U rfte d Suftday from their wed- square roof and terraces, the pure i e Courthouse in Moro, Sherman
J
their
offerings,
including
quantity
hill but during his campaign did
. ¡1 and price, with the Federal Live- h ,i trip Tuesday brinyto” a buck' di" * W >>« visitinf • » » » « other an<' undefl,ed wa,l8paces- the mo'1- County, Oregon, I will sell a t
promise action for the farm ers.
One cannot help but wonder a t£ 8tock Feed Agency, Exchange
Mrs. Eben ,Kee entortoined- the P1" 88- «>*,’* ? * f , ’r f Salem/ Vo ern gadgets of bakelite and crom- public aution to the highest bidder
S i Ä
”: ; t t e Ä
« h e the "pwd
* f ° re9t fire th *‘
c S , mp “
;
Junior bridge club Thursday.
L P - H, Zobe' ,n d i . L
"! ium steels, and the simple coloring. for cash, the following described
The same is true of the hundreds
governm ent by buying Z h e .t , and '
'."t0 ‘ .‘í ’ " '9 ’" '
governm ent,
Secretary
.
Valley, where Mr.t Zobel will live o{ apartm ent houses th a t are real property located in Sherman
,
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. , were in a picture show. One would Wallace explained, is not buying . i f ’ an^ M
County, Oregon, to-wit: ■
other products, could stabilise the «.¡„k th a t jf there wag
n
Sha,ni ° ' w ,n<! r y’ untiF he again resumes farm ing, springing up around the 2,000 year
Charies Dunlap le ft Mo"day * j c T }
ft ^ g ito r in Moro old cities of this team ing land
price. The export market_ failed there wou,d 5,, „„ time or incIina. any feed for distribution to farm ­
The Southwest Q uarter of the
ers of the stricken area, but only
from
home a t BatUe. where new babes are swelling
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Southwest Q uarter of Section
and there wa. no outlet, for the, t ,on for Bmusement. Bandon was! a fting as a clearing house in sup- mnrnmg for California to spend the
grain bought.
The price »was h eld ln rp ttv WA,,
ft<t,n K as / clearing nouse in sup-
Twenty-five, the W e s t'H a lf
population
for
a
400,000
increase
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alley, b o ro -! fiffound/Wn.
nn fnr » vo»r r r Hvn Knt tbo run Pretty wel1 fUiTounded. by tim ber pjying inform ation relative to lo-
and
the West Half of the
f r a year
two but the con-1 or brush however> and it is entjre-
ftnd pHre of available hay
each
year.
Huis
J’
Contractors Hedges and
thy Olds and Bruce Alley were in
, _ .
.
„ ,
stan t production of large crops ly possible th a t fire, carried by; to potential customers,
South-east Q uarter and the
TKn n«xiixxo
t u moved their concrete m ixer and -The new buildings not being
Th9 Dalles Monday night for .the
to Grass Valley last Capitols, -or palaces, or cathedrals,
bogged down the price.
Southeast Q uarter of the Soutft
high wind, caught it unaware. .It
Excavation wqrk for the new
east
Q uarter of Section T w .n-
Xm
rU.
Qrihxxn«,-
«
Friday
to
mix
and
place
the
con-;
or
castles,
do
not
Appear
on
the
Out of the farm board, however, was a m ajor disaster.
capitol was completed Saturday
Marvin Schepman accompanied
pike & GarTett easily available postcards for sale
ty-six; the North Half and the
came a movement th a t has meant
~ T-
night and everything is now ready by Mrs. Estelle Cook a n d ' ® e|ty
_
,
a t every corney. Therefore the
North H alf of the Southwest
and still means success for the
P ortland” won the Pacific coast I for construction w ork-en the new Jeaq Peyne were in The Dalles 8
visitor a t w rite r went to government func-
Q uarter of Section Thirty-five,
farm ers if it is continued. That is big league competition anyw ay and building which is expected to s ta rt
T"'
Moro- this week fren. The Dalles, tionary and told him, in probably
all in Township One South of
th e co-oper%tive movement.
did it in big league style. Now about October L
oxer
the
week
end
and
"Betty
Jean
d his Monk. the w orst Italian ever spoken by
Range 18 E a st of the Willam­
a In this county the co-operatives let the New York team s make’ i t __________ - . ■
hn-ang
her
eyes
tested.
*
rt
e
tte Meridian, containing 881.-
Jium
an
lips,
th
a
t
the
peohle
of
0re-
may be credited with decrease of any more exciting if they can.
Mrs. C. L. Poley entertained the la" d £8 r™ 0 Dewey
90
acres, more or less. Situated
gon
would
probably
like
bo*
see
four cents per bushel on the freight
G>.«. Valley bridge club Wednes-
J ' R Holman was v,ntO r frOm
in Sherman County, State of
rate and an increase of five cents
This m atter of jailing a p resi­
.
.P o rtla n d this week. John wds io-¡som e pictures bf w hat Italy is
terested in selling his twl
¡ wheat, but doing with the new style, now
a t least in the average price of dential candidate for vagrancy ■ The annual fall play and the cast
U*
.V
*?n
Oregon.
Those attending the Rapubhcan & paH payment at g per cent a bout to make its first notable ap-
w heat through more efficient hand­ doesn’t look so good from this dis- has beeri selqctejl. The name of
Together with the tenements,
interest did not appeal to him.
| pea rance in our own state.- He
ling of the crop'. On the 8,000J)00 tance, even if he was a communist, the play is “The Ghost Parade.” It
a 18 appeared quite complimented, and
hereditam ents and appurten­
bushels of wheat grown in the last If they will not defeat- themselves ¡s a m ystery of- an -old deserted the court house were Rav Blake,
chapter. No. 78. O. E. S. promised to have pictures taken in
ances thereuntp belonging or
six years this accounts for $720,- persecution will not defat them.
; bote, whi(.h , , toherited by Ann, R. H. Johnson, T. M. Rolfe, Dean
Reynold«,
G.
P.
Rowe,
Marvin
r
1 j all parts of Italy and send the.m in anywise appertaining.
Moro,
Oregon
000. The local co-ops, although
Meets Every Second to Berlin to be forwarded to me
A Republican sound truck opera- W««‘Wn8. a young glri from New Schepman and Mr. and Mrs. R. J.‘!
the production has been poor, have
|
Said sale is made undsr exeeu-
F ourth Thursdays in each wiihin seven davs. He made a liri
paid in dividends or have accumu- tor was arrested in K lam ath Falls York. The cast is as follows:« .Baker.
o
f
about
tw
enty
buildinlts,
but
I
•
tion
issued out of th : Circuit Court
-M
rs.
Herman
Schilling
returned
Month.
Visiting
members
lated property to increase this sum Wednesday. Maybe he refused to W arren Morgan, Marc Eshnger;
told him to.ship along w hat he had of the S tate of Oregon for the
by another $100,000.. Before they salute.
Ncrman Adams, Ivan Blagg, Wil- from Portland Thursday a fte r sev-^
luvitocl.
as soon as five or six good ones County of S ’.eiman to me directed
came into the picture there was ---------------------
lard Rolfe, Kenneth BamCtt, Wan- eral days visit with her daughter; E sth e r Morris. W. M.
in the case of The - Federal Land
little if any premium for protein! There will have to be a 'lim it to 'ffa Tiller, Ixiuise Roth, Anita Dun- Barbara Walpole.
Pnqn Amidon. Secretary.
wheat. If tw enty percent of the ¡-reducing the value of the franc Ja P« Jim - Blagg, E verett Dunlap,
Ro^ Wells and family have movr ==x=x=======s=*===
i
. W hen Yotlr c boes n^ed r P* J Bank of Spokane, a corporation
plaintiff,, vs. Charles R. Bruckert
ed
to
Mrs.
Lew
B
aker’s
house
and
W
e
k
a
Lodge
No.
121
A-F
&
A-M
-------- _
w heat grown has been of this kind, pretty soon unless Frenchmen R*mona Spoor, Betty Olds, Blanche
and Mary A. B ruck.rt, husband
Moro,
Oregon
„
send
them
to
the added revenue from this source! know more, about fractions than G arrett, Eilfene Hogue, and Gladys C. P. 'Rowe and wife have moved
Meets
the
1st
and
3rd
.
------ R. ’ ...
and wife;
A. -------------
McCulley; C. ...
A.
has been $128,000 for a t least eight ordinary people.
• i Paine. 'C. P. Rotyit will direct the into' the Baker apartm ents.
Thursday
evenings
of
P
.
Ill
M
a
Bennett;
G.
T.
Kitchen;
and
the
cents has been added to the price -----i----------------- J
play.
Art Bibby is on the si« k^list hav­
Sherman County National Farm
es -h mon h. V isiting
thereby. Thia makes the total o f , Longshoremen and shippers took 1 The volley ball game with Rufus ing a case of tonsilitis.
L
i.
R E P A T P JN f Loan Association, a corporation,
ojorn’iers '-.ordialh^ ;r
benefits derived from the co-opera-! a fifteen day period to talk it over, wh;ch is to be held here Thursday ■ A not luck supper was given at
.
44-43
,
. ¡'f ( d ’’
«V’th Ú* 2n 1
F 1 ; i I’F defendants. .
tivea in . thia eounty $948,000. but there is Tfftle hope that a night; prqmisea tp be as much an the Roy Baker hom e, Wednesday
-HUGH
CHRISMAN
Pinkerton,
W.
M.
,
*
These are savings, and a penny truce will do much good until one “event as the games have been in .owning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
saved ¡a a penny earned.
C; V. Belknap. Secy. I
side gets licked.
— f-the p a s t
Jam es Burton who are leaving for
Sliermnn (County 3nurnai
C apitals of
Europe Told
About By Allen
Grass VaHey
Barn and Garage
Destroyed
>
ÖSC Engineers
Work Hailed
In Other Days
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