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-, ' % *■- i n it whkuma N CUUNTT JOIKWAL. MOftl). OKLGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1936 jp ¿8>ljerntan (C o u n ty J u m n a ] SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER Established Nov. 2, 1888 • GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct 14, 1897 CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6. 1931 WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891 CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4 1932 D oin gs A t K ent For |P a st W eek Told , f In Other Pays j O I1U 77V T w and Mrs-w*cHelyer and Lupine Rebecca Lodge No» 116 Moto, Oegon Meets 2d and r- • 4th To- csdays of each month Visiting members wel come. ‘ k Maggie Barnum, N. G. Lila Bull. Secretarv O. F« Moro Lodge No. 113, !• O. + Moro, Oregon Moots 1st and 8rd ¡Tuesdays hi the I.O.O.F. ball. Tran sient and visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to meet i , with us. Lewis McKee, N. G. Joe Truit, Secretary’- From the Observer Oct. 18, 1907. . W M W W I l B f i j m Wilson and eons Dick and Mr. and. Mrs. C. K. Huff are now To the Editor: | Jerry jr., spent Saturday in Port- at home X Moro. The weddinff I believe that your short range' land seeing the stock show. took place in Stayton. .. •. « ’ attack • in • -last i X week’si • AJr. TLf »• A nJ K 4 va K Txail McGlasson, VI and Mrs. Neil Published Every Friday at Moto. O»«*iron, By G.-Huls and Thos. Peugh eoitonal Manavine Editoi paper calls for some form of re Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Amick and Mr. put away threshing on the 11th, Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S. GILES lit FRENCH Moro, Oregon joinder. It’ is only the latest of J. H. Wilson attended the Sunday and wound up the season with an Meets Every Second ESTATE OF BRITTANA G. school rally at Moro Sunday. MEM BER ' a series of offensive, dictatorial oyster supper for all hands, in Fourth Thursdays in each FULTON Evelyn"' Davis,* attending school cluding the cook. Their last run and one sided editorial efforts typi \<V9Cf^TlnN Month. Visiting membert NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Eo y ° cal of this year’s frantic Republi in Portland, spent Sunday here was 70 sacks* per hour, for 10 - with her parent«, Mr. and Mrs. TuyibScT. can strategy. The strategy which hours. , . • , No. 326 Esther Morris. W. M. smacks of Toryism and reactionary J. L. Davis. Hen. W. H. Biggs, one of the In the County Court of the State Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schade-witz pioneers of Sherman county, died Rose Amidon, Secretary.____ of Oregon for Sherman County. Entered as second-class matter at the Posiortice, at Moro. Oregon, plans. Toryism as represented by Smith, Reed, Colby and their K. vvlUy «alivi w as s ! , and Mrs. John * . Wilson were _ all at his home in Wasco Wednesday.} In the Matter of the Estate of under Act of Congress of March 3. 187 m Reactionary methods as day visitors at the W. C. Helyer He was a prominent man in the Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M Brittana G. Fulton, deceased; cohorts. Moro, Oregon SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAY A BLE IN ADVANCE. represented by Hoover, Hears! home Thursday. community. $150 Notice is hereby given that the Meets the 1st and 3rd O ne Y e a r Mrs. Rose Hogue of Grass Val Snell Inc. and interpreted by a From the Observer Oct. 19, 1917. undersigned as executor of the Thursday evenings of ley was visiting Mrs. B. A. Hogue. OCTOBER 16. 1936 majority of the supreme court. Mack Ellsworth left Monday for each month Visiting estate of Brittana G. Fulton, de Mrs. Robert Schilling who has In last week’s editorial you sug been suffering from a bad attack Portland where he enlisted in the members cordially in ceased, has filed his final account DROUTH, BUT NOT DESPAIR tax BILLS h- gest that the big cities, made up of quinsy for several days is now army aviation corps. __ to meet with us. in the County Court of the State vited There are two bills coming be- largely of a foreign element, were of Oregon for Sherman County and L. D. May has sold his 320-acre H B pinkerton, W. M. The picture show .presented Mon- voters next month that supporting the Roosevelt ticket. improving. that on the 6th day of November, farm near Hay Canyon school j Mrs. J. L. Matthes and Mrs. C V . B e lk n a n S pcv . day night by the Resettlement ad- a)e jab<?ied tax limitation meas- Also that the small towns were 1936,. at the hour of 9:30 o’clock house to O. G. Sayrs and has I — _____ _____________________ ministration produced the ’am»1 mes However, the bills are not supporting Landon because they R. R. Barnett left Tuesday for in the forenoon of said day and the bought from R. J. Ginn the 410 What one old-time Republican, North Bend.to spend several days effect on its observers as did t e 9jmdar jn other respects, have a long American heritage. Do one previously given here. Even Th<} firgt Qne, Noft and 395, , o f th is ivisiti^ the Armerà da^ hter and acre farm, known as the Buckley j w . Hombaker, of Newton, Kan court room of said court has been place, at the north edge of Grass sas> thinks of Alf Landon is con- appointed by said court as the time you clMAtfy th . i«™»™ ithe u tters sister, the comic was unable to cheer up the portland school county who support and have sup tained in. a letter recently re- and place for the hearing o f ob- Valley. the audience and they marched district t|,e right to-increase its ported the Roosevelt administra-, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kelly of Grass Thc new concrete garage built I cejvpd by L D May of Grass jections thereto and the settlement Valley were visitors at Kent Sat out of the hall with heads hanging annual levy by taking a year as tion as radical foreigners 7 If I and discouragement apparent in & base when taxes were larger remember correctly the so called urday John Barnett of Freewater at Grass Valley by Garrett and Valley, Mr. May’s Kansas friend thereof Pike will be dedicated Friday eve has the following comment: ... Dated and first published, Oct. their walk. than might be obtained by using radical element of the Hoover was visiting relatives at Kent last ning, October 19, with a big free “In regard to Gov. Alf Landon, 8, 1936. normal years. The pitchfork era consisted of midwest week. T V ’ Resettlement administra- as a ^ase he is as wet as they make them. Date of last publication, Nov. dance. J.L. Davis was at Moro Friday tion is the alphabetical agency portiand school district taxpayers Mayflower Americans. Kansas has always been a dry 6» 1936. attending the grange conference responsible for the woe-begone may by special vote increase the You ask us to support the same C. F. Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adamh of When Your Shoes need repan state. But since Landon has been features on the posters shown in amount of taxes any year they Landon who three years ago Executor. Governor it is about the wettest Natches, Wash., arrived at the rural postoffices, also. choose to do so. They refused to cried aloud against the Hoover state. ' I am telling you the truth. Carl Schadewitz »home Friday t( send them to v Huntington, Wilson & Davis, Moving pictures of blowing dust vote the tax and this bill is the at- policy of economic and social status I a few days. Mrs. Adams is I • am not for Landon. I don’t Attorneys - and wind blown crops are featuied tempt of the board to increase the quo, who favored the tripl« A, think he can carry Kansas. If along with families moving to oth- tax without the necessity of the SUpported bank reform roeae- an aun* of Mrs. Schadewitz anr he is elected we will see real NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING sister of Mrs. John K. Wilson of er land because of the drouth. All peoples vote. ures and now calls them unsafe. 1 Mountain City? Tenn., who also is GOOD SHOE REPAIRING hard times. London’s campaign is NOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN: The other tax limitation measure How different the localized together it gives a feeling of promoted by the millionaires in That Henry Yeackel, the adminis- • » i Schadewitz. is designed to actually cut the tax THE DALI 2<M Second s t despair. gressive Landon of three years the east and they are the ones trator with the Will annexed of . . 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barnett and It can probably be demonstrated bill of property holders. It* will ago, from the opportunity snatch- Mrg Jones of The Dallqa, he will favor if he is elected. The the Estate of Jacob Crocker, de that the land in the dry sections reduce taxes to eighty percent of mg. order-1 akii g and about face were guests for dinner at the farmer will be the “Forgotten ceased, has filed in t’.e County their present amounts by 1942 by of the nation cannot be successful ghost of today. Man” for sure, as well as the Court of Sherman County, Oregon, George Barnett home Tuesday. ly operated during the drouth per the process of making tax cuts laboring class. I will try to mail his Final Report and Account, and Mr. and M’s. Chauncy Rambo of llai\ey Thompson, Muro Ore. iod. The land has pyobably been mandatory on all tax levying you a book in a few days on that Thursday, October 29th, 1936, Davenport, Wash., spent last week mis-used if drouths are to be bodies. Landon if we can get one. It is at the hour of 10:00 o’clock a. m. visiting Mrs. Rambo's parents, These cuts will reduce the mon a common occurance. 'It does STATEHOUSE GOSSIP the ‘Story of the Fox.’ And every in the County Court room in the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson seem, however, that a much mode eys spent for governmental and word of it is true. His balancing County Court House in Moro, Sher- (Continued from page one) M i”, and Mrs. L. V. Walton re valuable service would be rendeied ublie endeavors and if the tax the budget is a real joke. We nan County, Oregon, has been turned to their home near Kent layers feel that these activities | of skin or knowledge. by the governmental agency re know because we are right here, fixed as the time and place for the Sunday evening, after having spent ♦ * * sponsible for the .picture if it ’an be curtailed without damage where we have had to suffer . hearing of objections, if any, to the several days enjoying the stock showed what could be done to bring o their happiness they should ! Qne hundred and seventy five from his administration. - Please; said final report and Account and show« vote for the measure. Opponents, Qregon high school principals are ^.1»* ~ the land back to profitable use. do all you can to defeat I^ndon. settlement thereof. ■ Everyone who is remotely con-, »y that if this bill passes it will j expected to attend the annual con- We think it would be a disgiace Henry Yeackel, nected with western agriculture 'iake a sales tax or other such fcrence to be held here Friday NOTICE TO CREDITORS to the nation if he were to be Administrator NEW IMPROVED noney raising scheme necessary. and Saturday of this week under __ ___ NOTICE __________ IS HEREBY GIVEN knbws that some land has been dam elected President. I don’t think he John M. Stapleton V f course, the voters have the final the joint sponsorship of the high the undersigned Frank von CERESAN aged by wind erosion during the wil carry his own county or Attorney for Adminstrator school principal s association andj g ors^e| and Amandus von Borstel drouth years. All know that un sy on that also. state.”—Pd. Advertising by Young Vcgt Bldg., The Dalles, Oregon the state department of education.' haVe been duly appointed Admin- Easy seed treatment checks seed Democrat Club of Sherman County. less it begins to rain more ofteq B U D G E T Clyde H. Beard, principal of the t ¡g^^ten-g of the estate of Garsten some of the land will be useless For those taxpayers who are in-} Roseburg high school, will preside, ven Borstel, deceased, and have rotting and seedling blight — ; as crop land. The matter before improves and increases yields qualified as such administrators. the country is “What are we going terested in the size of the tax "CR1EAT M IS T A K E " FarmersI Here’s a way to protect Start of construction work on All persons havipg claims a- your to do about it? ’ instead of a pictur notice that will be sent out next wheat crop against stinking smut Oregon’s new $2,500,000 capitol ed exclamation, “You can’t do February the meeting of -the V _*1 »V gainst said estate are hereby noti- _ Qna wneai t agaiHSU 5Ii.ut S a y s N . D. E x - G o v e r n o r county budget, board next Monday shortly after the first of Deecmber fied gnd require<j to .present the dockage — for less than 3/ an acre I that”! seems duly -------v . to be assured - with . 0 . the an -. - verifledt - - - to - - Frank - von just dust-treat your seed with N e w is important. Based on his exp erien ce w ith I m p r o v e d CERESAN. Recommended nouncement by the Borstel, Grass Valley, Oregon, The board is anxious this year, as THE PROBLEM sion that it will open bids and Amandus von Borstel, 'Kent, Ore — by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture that a free expression of award and Experiment Station authorities. the contract on November In the people’s column todAy always, opinion from taxpayers be given 20. Excavation work for the build gon, or Brown & Van Vactor, Easy to use., And highly effective. Mr. Thompson, a native Sherman at Pioneer Bsilding, The Dalles, Ore Checks both seed rotting and seed the meeting in order to make it ing has already been completed. “After ten year« of official connection with the countian, son of Hans Thompson gon, within six, months from the ling blight; reduces seed-borne stink- easier to determine what expendi governing board of thia institution (Bank of North and university graduate questions date of the firtst publication of ing smut; has increased yields an Dakota), I am personally of the opinion that it With three months yet to go 1 this Notice, to-wit: October 16, average of 1.13 bushels an acre even 1 the statements made last week in tures pre wanted and what coun was a great mistake for the atate ever to have _ ty activities can be curtailed or ; on c le a n seed. registration of foreign automobiles jggg an editorial in this paper regard established it. I would not advise any atate to engage In the banking business _ , „ . 1 | Quickly applied. One-half qyuc£ ■ in Oregon are already 20 percent with public funds or public credit. ing the results of the digest poll. discarded. Frank von Borstel, per 5ushel — costs only 2 cents. No This is the iate payers opportu above those for 1935 according to “Our experience should be a lesson to all other states that may be tempted ? The statement that the rural Amandus von Borstel, drdj damage. Controls stripe and to engage in the experim ent.” Administrators, covered smut of BARLEY and smuts peoples of the United States aie nity. As they say at weddings just rgures released by Secretary of —Xx-C orereor GEORGE P. SH AFER, of OATS. Has produced a 6% average supporting Landon and the city before the hitch is tied, “If anyone State Snell. For the nine months Brown & Van Vactor, Bismarck, N .D ., Aug. IS, 1936. objects let him speak now or for 50-55 yield increase on barley and 18% on ending September 30 a total of 'Oregon people supporting Roosevelt is not hold his peace.’’ The same 120,434 tourist automobiles visited oats in practical farm testsl a matter of opinion. It is a matter ever One lb., 7 ^ - . 5 lbs., $3.0ff. Send a J rule applies to the making of the the state compared to 100,303 fdrj of fact. A brief study of the poll budget. >ostcard for Cereal Pamphlet and , . , . the entire 12 months .of 1,935. Cal I ‘ wilP show that" to be correct. It ree blueprints — cheap way to make j ifornia contributed mdre than 50 a rotary or gravity treater from eld is also well known that there is There is now a question as to percent of the tourists. oil drum — to the Bavef-Scmcsan 1 a larger percent of foreign born ♦ * * whether ^the price of milk is set Co., Inc., Wilmington, Delaware. } in the cities than in the country. by the cost of production and the Detailed plans for a proposed Three reasons were given in ths demand of consumers or by politi TR E A T SEED - I T P M S editorial in question why the cities cal strength of the two - sides of state department of geology and EVERY YEAR mineral industries are contained Taxpayers* Protective Committee—H. J. Warner, Chairman, 405 Raleigh Bldg. were giving . a majority to the the controversy. in a report filed with Governor Portland, Oregon Pd. Adv. <^9»» ® Roosevelt administration. One was Martin this week by the state plan the presence of Democratic mach “Stretch Legs For Beauty’’ ad- ines in most of the large cities /ises a beauty doctor. So there is ning board. The plan includes an WkMMy »O prM« one was labor which has been ’ome advantage in having your leg appointive governing board, a min can be bought of ing branch and a geologic branch. Ae yoo prefer favored by Roosevelt and one was pulled after all ? In Bourbon or Rye It is expected that the plan will be the presence of mâny who have a C istssrö - incorporated in a bill to be presen short American heritage. Under Now if Roosevelt cruld com ted to the forthcoming legislative G rass Valley, Oregon city living conditions, may recent pare the condition of England or session under sponsorship of the immigrants fail to come into con .veden, to that of 1932 he would state administration. tact with American ideals and ave sQmething to boast about. * * * therefore retain their European Receipts from income, intangi standards of government. Oregon’s college teams often bles and excise taxes this year, ' * There are exceptions to the gen win moral victories while their totalling $3,150,000 were not quite eral rule that rural people are •pponents get away with the long up to the estimate of the state tax supporting Landon. This county nd of the score. Perhaps what commission but exceded 1935 reve may be one of them. That will be uhey need is a few immoral victor- nues from this same source decided November 3. If this coun es or some other kind that will by more than $1,000,000. Re ty gives its electorial support put them ahead for onse. ceipts from income taxes for 1937 thus administration it will be be are expected to show an even cause the AAA was of materia, It now appears that the coming larger increase according to mem i aid to the farmers of this section strike will be put off until early bers to the tax commission. It must, however, be remembered next month. Perhaps the farmers • • « that few, very few, sections of the vill be able to get tljeir products Countering the drive being made United States were so fortunately moved before that time; if not by county judges and commission situated in respect to federal pay hey can await the pleasure of the ers for a larger slice of state high ments as was this one. labor leaders. way revenues for use on county As for Mr. Landon. If he cried roads Henry F. Cabell, chairman Ghosts, Goblins, Games aloud at the Hoover policies he was _l_Thcte is no end of difficult jobs of the highway commission, this Cider, Singing, Silliness among the majority., As for the Shortly after picking the election week indicated that if revenues of For customers making deposits by mail we have adopted a support of the AAA, many favored winners we will have to choose the. the department continue to in HISTORY PROVIDES THE TIME FOR CARNIVAL AMUSEMENT new and improved system—the Deposit-by-Mail Envelope. the principle of that act who die .all-American football team. crease the state would be able to not agree with the administration You fill out a regular deposit slip form on this envelope, take over the maintenance of ad WE PROVIDE THE PLACE Leaders of the newspaper strike! ditional “general purpose roads” place your endorsed checks inside and mail to the bank. The of i t ' flap of.the envelope comes back to you immediately as a In every political campaign in Seattle are up against it now which are now responsible to the many names are used and they are for the women havfc taken t< counties. Cabell warned against receipt and record of your deposit. usually meaningless., Nearly all of picketing for the re-opaning of tho any attempt to reduce the gasoline Call at the bank as often as you can, but when time is us, in all probability, are Tories paper and the re-employment o tax or to divert any of this revenue important, you will find our new system convenient, practi their husbandsi Working men wil to other than highway uses as en or reactionaries, or radicals, cal, safe. It brings the bank to you, w'hen you can’t c' ’o liberals or conservatives in some of not long starve with a labor leader dangering the entire highway pro ” the bank. . • our views. It is an exceptional when they can dine with a wife,. 1__ _ •». ;; gram. . ___ ___ Call or writ? for leaflet e x p la in in g DOIS MOT • man or woman who is entirely one AFMCT TAXES fully this im proved Bank-by-M ail plan. The forgotten man over in State officials and employees en or the other in all things. It should .OUTSIDE England bids fair to lie Mr. Simp joyed another holiday Monday— - K H tT L A M D only concern us that we are Ameri SCHOOL C. R. H arding -?-.............r.......... -.M anager cans and- are willing to do the sen, whose wife hAs asked for r Columbus day. Incidentally work « S T R IC T divorce after a trip around Europi eri» on the state payroll will have a thing which, to each of us. seems L. A . L ittleton -- --------- A s s ’t M anege. total of 12 holidays this year what best for the welfare of the nation wrth the king.’ with two elections and'- the other We have established our system Why wait until November 3 to special days set aside by the leg of political parties «0 we can bring to orderly settlement our differ find out who is going to win the islature for rest and recreation. » o f th e election? You can find out on The calendar makers, however, played a mean trick on the state the nearest Street corner. - . . employees this yeaT by scheduling Those Spaniards chose a poor ’ • \ . H e a d O f f ic e . P o r t l a n d . O r e g o n . • We now have the sight of many three of the legal holidays on -Sat • time for a revolution with the M E M D K R F F .D B R A L D E P O S I T I N S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N AMENDMENT I --- MIO AOV «V J J OÍTII.ÍIH. APA AAMAHt Ott*. AOArLtMO.au American papers full of election Irowhintf candidates grasping foi urday which were already bein^ «¡jfcbserved as hafcfkholidays. a straw-ballot. •» f I 1 "C * A WERNMARK> CONTROL SMUT SAATE BANKING o f QJEffl CERESAN John H. W ilt & Co. C A R N I V A 1 Y M A IL L_ By American Legion At the Legion Hall HALLOWE’EN Everybody come or the Goblins will get you BEN EFIT O F LEG IO N H A LL T h e D a lle s B ra n ch SCHOOL TAX . I- Ì U n ited S ta tes N a tio n a l B a n k
