Sherman County journal., October 23, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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TA«« TWO
Grass Valley
Public Speakers
Get Practice
telligence have made the n a tio .
They make th eir scenery mo
lovely by living in it an^.
they do not hack it to pieces and
destroy
it.
322,048 reprer?ats a supplemental
QHPRMAN COUNTY OBSERVER . Established Nov. 2, H8F
'■ They conserve th eir stream s and
appropriation
in
addition
to
the
W A S S VALLEY JOURNAL, firtablished Oct 14. 1R97
From the Observer Oct. 26, 1917.
m ountains which become year J>y
regular millage revenues; $310,000
CONSOLIDATED. MARCH 6. It-H
Hardly
a
man
in
this
great,
big
year more lovely, less subject to
Grass Valleyball team w ent to
W A SCO NEW S-EN TERPRISE, Established 1K0I
for orphans and foundlings and
erosion, and more productive of Wasco last Friday to be defeated
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4 1932
$60,000 for the care of wayward country" can truthfully claim he
is too poor to buy a Liberty Bond.
26 to 21. The score a t the end
girls.
Switzerland of the half was
___ 10 to 12. The
should
Published Every Friday at Moro. Or<*von By
.
revenues
from
taxes
and
T
hat
is
the
only
claim
th
a
t
s
State
GILES L. FRENCH ________________
M ” ,„
faults,
brilliant
by
night.
’
Diis
fills
Valley
girls rallied to gain
miscellaneous revenues within th e E x e m p t a person from own,ng a
Mussolini, with all his
r
t
^
/
p
e
y
i
n
g
—
and
*
n
Switzerland
pO
jntg
jn
the
last half.
onstitutional lim itation for the ¡bond.
M E M P ER
has several engaging virtues. U
VI,V
‘ *t [s t ^ e tour¡81
n e*................
......14 th a t pays and pays;
Mr. Schepman attended the Ore­
l
t
is
reported
th
a
t
J.
M.
Eddy
biennium are estim ated by the tax
of them is that, like an A m erican, -ces a ^ h i g h —this fills with pay- gon Principal’s Conference in
¡té í sî SV e
commission a t approxim ately $13.- has sold his fan n in g outfit and business man, he gets up early
iV X lA ^ Q C l^ iO N
uests the best hotels in the Salem last Friday.
lease
he
holds
on
thè
O.
L.
Belshe
000,000. Liquor profits, now being
and puts in a hard day^s work a i WQrly which th eir highly intelli-
farm
to
T.
J.
Henkje.
The public speaking class gave
used to finance assistance Co the
his desk. He, attends to business.,
and educated people know so a dinner to practice their oratory
Seeding
in
the
dust
is
now
active
poor, are estim ated a t $3,600,000
If one is to judge Italy, much de-i wey how
construct and manage, last Friday. Speeches were given
P o r o Hice, a t M oro, O regon,
for the two year period. The mill- around Moro. Farm ers are of the
E ntered as second-class m i lt e r s l j t e
pends
upen
w
hat
standard
one
i
s
:
^
nd
their
wonderful
schools bring, by several of the class.
age
levy
for
higher
education
out-
opinion
th
a
t
it
is
becoming
too
late
under Act oí C ongress of Marcì. 3. l>
to
apply.
H
istorically,
the
Ital-
chiidren
of
the
rich
from
all lands
‘do
the
six
percent
lim
it
will
raiee
in
the
aeason
to
w
ait
to
seed
a
fte
r
Mr. Olmstead from the Elite
SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. $1 50
Switzerland for education and , Studios in _ The
___ ______
approxim ately »2,800,000.- Total of | -aim The last heavy rain in this ians have been one of the greatest
Dalles» was here to
One Year
peopj/fs
the
world
has
produced,
j
gend
out
young
Sw
iss
as
em
ig
ra
n
ts
’
pjctuies
of the student, body
these three items gives approxi- section was in May.
OCTOBER 23 19<6
mately $19,200.000 with which toj The Sherm an county fair board They invented modedn b a n k in g s_ _ not f cr ,nenial tasks but to be rpuesday
N early every student in school
finance the budgeted activities for met Saturday to audit the bills for they started the recivilization of educators, lawyers, doctors and
WHY LOWER INTEREST
th e world a fte r the dark ages, they scientists and to become the high- may ^e seen a t all times with books
the
biennium.
;
th
e
-
p
a
s
t
fair
and
plan
a
better
THE BUDGET
(
have been wonderful engineers, cgt type of citizens in all the coun- under their arm s and a worried
The question has arisen as to
In addition to the budgeted ac- one.
builders
and architects, and as
jn the world. The Swiss are
ontheir faces. This week be-
The budget committee called in why farm ers and others are pay
tivities included in the $21,300,-; p rom the Observer Oct. 25, 1907
; a inters and sculptors they have too intelligent to think th a t nation-
f
he week of jjj news, ¡n the
session to make up a list of pos ing lower interest rate« now than 300 figure piovision m ust also be
John R Kaseberg was a Moro
sible expenditures for Sherman form erly. Money is like anything made for paying off $916,667 on the yisitor W ednesday. His team s a-e surpassed everybody in their time. ftj flUCcess can come only through ^ofm of the six weeks exams.
,
,
The single little city of Florence and conquest. .
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county completed its work Monday else, when there is a demand for cost of the newr eapitol out of tax
produced so many men of ____________ — ..
‘
after m aking more changes in the it the price of it goes up and when levies during the next two years still hauling grain mrto warehouses.
« iu
a
Hia combine was in the field 4o
•
t it hasn»t enough streets!
■
.
,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
budget than is common in this there is little demand the price increasing
the ^ t i m a t ^ - f l ^ c i a l
threshing 21,000 . sacks of ^ ^ e a ftw them . World f a m o u s M r, and Mrs. H e n e y B la n k e n -
NOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN
county.
needs to more than $22,200,000.
gees down.
! w heat and barley. Two years ago
been < born in alm ost every! becker and Clance Wilson spent th a t the undersigned F ran k von
Two changes th a t are of suffi­
Governor M artin in announcing he purchased 480 acres of Sherm an .. .
There has'been little demand for
town t r o u g h which one! Saturday night and Sunday a t the Borstei and Amandus von Borstei
cient importance to be called to
the
total of the budget
requests ' county
Pt renuest«
f<>r |2 g 50 per acre.
yeg R Ford
Is t hi3 g rea t na-^ home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson. have been duly appointed Admin^
¡n money in the past few years be-
general attention were m ale in
use few people were willing to also took a firm stand ag ain st any Three months late r he received t‘jon t0 be j udged by the social
istrato rs of the estate of Carsten
the levy for 1937. The one that
or expand business increase in the tax load or any new
$1300 rental which he applied on standard of Mexico and China, o r :
it
pays.
von B<>rstel. deceased, and have
the
meet
Intareat
el-
^
n(liti(jns
hgve
been
un3table
and
T ry Jo u rn al advei vising
will a ttract
bond issues and declared th a t the i ¿ iU te st aecount and the crop th ij
_______ qualified as such adm inistrators.
by
th
a
t
cf
England,
France,
G
e
r-j___
sm
aller
thfcugh it- involves the
n etted him $25 .00 per acre—
there' is constant doubt as to the state m ust be operated on a P»Y-,
All persons having claims a-
many, America and Ja p an ? If by-"
amount of money is the reduction course That the governm ent might as-you-KO basis. T hat means it is
m(>re than he paid for lhe
JOHN M. DE MOSS
gainst said estate are hereby noti­
the
latter,
its
present
achievement!
in appropriation for deputy hire take as far as the money, credit up to the budget dIIrector o r the
wbcn he bought ¡t two yea„
• Moro, Oregon
fied and required to present the
is respectable, but nothing to burnt
for the clerk’s and the sheriff’s taxation and foreign policy situa legislature to trim a t least $3,000,-
same, duly verified, to Frank von
000 from the estim ates nos. on gCh#s Golliher of Wasco offered incense to. Switzerland has never Rep THE OREGON FARMER Borstei, Grass V a lle y / Oregon,
offices.
tions are concerned.
had
a
dictator,
but
to
come
from
j
-
.
w
Heretofore this sum has been
jn
This has made it easy for the file, assum ing th a t all the demands
in fairo maehinery as Italy to Switzerland, as we have Sherman. Wheeler, Gilliam, Wasco, Amandus von Borstei, Kent, Ore-
sufficiently high to pertrait two governm ent to borrow money at are now in.
follows: 3-14 plows $65 to $70, ju st done, is to experience a dis- Hood River and Jefferson Counties.. g On, Or Brown & Van Vactor,
deputies.
The budget committee low rates of interest for no one
Pioneer Bsilding, The Dalles, Ore­
i Flying Dutchman; Dit;C drills, 18-7 tinct and striking step upward in
Oregon’s 14 port districts re
this year reduced it to $1500 be­ else wanted it. AVhen conditions
gon, within six months from the
l upine Keberca Lodge No. 116
$105.. ,
a
'
more senses than one. The roads
lieving that one deputy can handle become prosperous and there is duced their debt load by more than
Moro, Oegon
Miles M artin and Miss Lola are are wider, sm oother, better m ark­
date of the first p r ’ ’¡cation of
the work. The budget committee a demand for money for private $616,000 during the past two years'
to
enter
Business
col­
this Notice, to-w it: October 16,
ed.
The
houses
gleam
with
paint
is correct in their assum ption that industry the price that m ust be cutting it from $7,721,586.55 as o f P re p a r in g
' leets 2d and 4th Tu­ 1936.
lege in Portland.
and
cleanliness.
Service
is
snappy
the work may be done by one com­ paid for the use of it wrill increase, July 1, 1934, to $7,105,362.09 as
esdays of each month
Frank von Borstei,
and intelligent. Everybody is high­
petent person, but there may be just as it always has raised in of July 1, 1936. according to a re-
Amandus von Borstei,
\ ¡siting members wel
ly
educated.
And
everybody
looks
a human element to be considered prosperous times.
port compiled by State T re a s u re r, ALLEN STORY
A dm inistrators,
come.
you
straig
h
t
in
the
eye
and
is
free
that will spoil the plan. It is well
Holman. Coquille River ia one o f . Con£irtued f rOm “ptTge'one.
Brown
A
Van
Vactor,
Maggie Barnum, N. G.
the three port districts which have f<)r everything. Did Mussolim! to ,s a y w hat he thinks about any­
that it be tried, however.
The Dalles, Oregon
50-55
no outstanding d e b t^ either bond
a)) these roa(Jg, A„ Eur<>_ thing th at interests him, and w ith­
•
l,l¡a Kul;. s ’p r p i a rv
WORD TO TH E KING
. The other noteworthy change is
out
regard
to
who
is
listening.
;
ESTATE
OF
BRITTAN
A
G.
roa(Js
in the added appropriations for
The King of England has been or w a rra n t, th e port of The D a l - ,------
are lined with trees
pean
And
the
Swiss
have
nothing
Bethlehem
Chapter,
No.
78.
O.
E.
S.
FULTON '7 - - <
; ~ - -
■
road building. An additional $3000 noted among monarchs as being a les which was in the debtless c la s s , and on m ost of these good roads
Moro, Oregon
NOTICE OF FIN A L ACCOUNT
was added for the purchase of human being, a regular and ordi­ two years, ago has since floated a in Italy the bordering, trees are far like the resources of Italy. The
M eets
Every Second
.N o, 326
road machinery and $2000 was nary sort of a fellow who liked tor bond issue of $200,000. The port older than fascism. We drove down g reatest resource of all—good har-
F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in each
a.
.
,
,,
.»
v
,
•
■
bors
on
the
sea—they
lack
entirely,
of
Coos
Bay
with
a
debt
load
ot
In the County Court of the State
added for m arket roads. The do the things th a t every other
the peninsula on fhe . V.a J lamin a j Ag one gwiss
me they have
M onth. V isiting m em beri
of Oregon for Sherman County.
county has not bought much m a­ human likes. It sounds reasonable $648,975.72 is one of three port w-h.ch is much praised for its
producta fo r „port?, and in
luvited.
districts
whose
debt
ratio
exceeds
In the M atter of the E state of
chinery for several years and is but he is among the first of royaity
straightness and good e n g in e e ^ th(j
of a„ three
more they
E sther Morris. W. M.
five percent pf the d istrict’s asses­
about cut of equipment. Several to adm it it.
B rittana G. Fulton, deceased;
ing. This read was engineered by export the more they have for
Rose Amidon. S ecretary ._____
sed valuation. The port of Toledo
Notice is hereby given th a t the
such appropriations will have to
the Censor Caius Flam inius in the themselves: scenery, electric juice
Now, it appears, he is about to
be made before the equipment is do another thing th a t most of »us is shown to have paid off $32,000
undersigned
as executor c f the
r 220 before C hrist, and in and education. Hard work and in- E ureka Lodge No. 12! A-F & A-M estate of B rittana 6. Fulton, de­
sufficient to handle the road work consider common place, and th at of its obligations during the b ie n - P ancient
Moro, Oregon
times Italy was famous for
nium reducing its outstanding debt
necessary. As for the raise in the
Meet- the 1st and 3rd ceased, has filed his final account
to m arry some one th a t he
its excellent stra ig h t Roman roads.
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m arket road appropriation this will w ants to m arry. No one who fol­ to $77,000.
Thursday evfcntftgs of in the County C ourt of th e State
They are stiTL there.
When Your Shoes need repaii
meet the general approval as the lows the pictures of royalty in the
Italian hotels are good; they
each mon h. Visiting of Oregon for Sherman County and
Oregon policy holders in the
send them to
roads are badly in need of repair papers can be much enthused about
were
good
in
1922
apd
are
some­
memheis cordially in- th a t on the 6th day of November,
General American Life Insurance
or rebuilding.
vited to meet with ua. 1936, a t the hour of 9:30 o’clock
the prospect of m arrying into
will be interested in the w hat, but not miraculously better
in the forenoon of said day and the
O ther changes tn the budget are E u ro p e ', royal fam ilie.. O n . m ia» ’t company
r
t brought
{rom gt. Loui, now. Cadging f a r 'tip , i. not much
H. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
court room of. said court has been
m inor and do not presage a definite say th a t a queen or a princess is
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—
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*i—
worse
in
Italy
now
than
it
,s
m
G
Q
O
p
S
H
0
E
C V. Belknap Secy.
REPAIRIN’«
appointed by said court as the time
change in county policy as do those ugly, of course, but ont may never­ by Hugh H. Earle, state insurance the eastern p art of the United
commissioner
to
the
effect
th
a
t
the
and place“ for the hearing of ob­
above discussed.
:
THF,
DAI
I
K
J
-Moro
Lodge
No-
113,
L
O.
O.
F-
theless know th a t die fairest flow-
company is m aking a reduction of States. Ju st before facism came 204 Second St.
jections thereto and the settlem ent
. Moro, Oregon
era of the kingdom are not in the 224 percent in the liens placed into power the hotel oy n ers made
theteof.
palace.
Meets 1st and 3rd
against all policies of the old Miss­
ROY RITNER
Dated and first published, Oct.
Tuesdays in the
There wouldn’t ee much fun in ouri State Life Insurance company
8,
1936.
F or the first tim e in many years being a king if his choice of mates when th a t .company, finding itself
I O.O.F. hall. Tran
i
Date of last publication, Nov.
sient
and
visiting
was restricted to roya l houses of m serrons -financial
nnanciat stra its a few
opportunity to vote for a candidate Europe. The royal Edward m aY | years ago was reorganized under
brothers are cordi­ 6, 1936.
C. F. Fulton
for congress who is actually
ally invited to meet
m arry our American widow and if
new name anj management,
Executor.
farm er; th a t is one whose m ajor he does it will be because he wants ,
* • •
with us. -
Huntington, Wilson & Davis,
activitiy throughout his life has to m arry her. And it is considered
Lewis McKee, N. G.
High - school principals' of the
• .
been farm ing. Roy R itner is the strange that a king should be s o ,
Joe Truit, Secretary Attorneys
m eeting here in their annual
man.
human./
" •» •
conference Saturday elected Thom -
Go to it, King, says we, William J as p ow]er of Tigard as president
Mr. Ritner is from
family of
railroad men. He; has, owned and the Conquerer would have had the for the ^ i n g yeari Paul R. Mc-
still owns a farm in U m atilla coun one he wanted and H enry th<* Culloch of The Dalle«, vice p re s i-'
ty. His fortunes have gone up and E ighth would have chosen a good dent> and Charie8 A. F ry of Port- ;
gone down with the same sway of looker. You m ight as well be a jand> member of the board of i
economic fortune as have those of Ftll King -until after m arriage,! djrec^or8 iR. W. Tavener of Salem
other wheat growers in this east of course.
f was retained as secretary-treasur-1
era section of the state.
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; Pr. Resolutions were adopted by j
i the principals urging the federal I
Every activity of the farm ers MONEY MAKES MAMMA GO
This month will practically end j governm ent to cut out all red tape '
has found him a p a rt of it. He
T h e N etr Deal R eciprocal T rad e A greem ents
a G ranger, a member of the E ast the political campaign this year • in rushing financial aid to t h e !
ern W heat League, in which he ha which will be a pleasant thing for schools a t Bandon where teachers
have taken the A m erican farm er O U T o f the *
served on many committees. He those who like a bit of jazz and are going payless because of the
is a member of the co-operative some jokes over their radio. Also impoverished condition of the dis
foreign m ark et and p u t th e foreign farm er
organization and the representa it will end another cam paign th a t tric t as a result of the recent dis­
in the Am erican m arket!
tive of his district on the N orth­ has been going on for ten years. astrous fire.
Observance of N avyuD ny on
west board. He i t the only man to We refer to the contest between
In the first six months of 1936
aspire to the office of representa women in Ontario to receive the Thursday, October 27, was urged
tive w’ho is a member of the co-op­ estate of a peculiar bachelor who | this week by Goevrnor M artin in
we bought from foreign countries: ,
erative movement of the northw est left half a million to the woman an open lette r to the public.
F or the past few years he has who produces the largest number
been acting in a p a rt time capacity of offspring by October 31, 1936.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
as secretary of the chamber
One cannot but wonder as to the
and exported only 101
commerce in Pendleton and is sec reason behind the strange will of To the voters of Sherman County:
As a candidate for the office of
reta ry of the Round-Up, which the donor of this prize. He might
Sheriff and Tax Collector I am
organization he has made success have thought there was danger in
seeking
your support for the fol- )
ful .¿gain a fte r several bad year race suicide and decided to do
lowing
reasons:
in fhe early 1930s.
and exported only 1,528
something about it or he m ight
He may be a t a tem porary dis­ have thought it would be a means . 1. Experienced and Trained in
advantage because he is so much a of putting his name, a fte r death» Clerical and Accounting gained by
74 years as Deputy.
farm er and so little a politician. before the public although it is not
2. W orking Knowledge of the
W ashington, however, would not presum ed th a t he could enjoy it
p and exported only 454,000
Tax
Laws and other statu tes re­
seem strange to him as he has ap­ then.
lating to the Sheriff's office,
*
peared tRjxa. on many occasions
Anyway Ontario women have
8. Suitable age for the exer­
G h o s ts , G o b lin s, G am e s
when representing farm organi­ been begetting children in a man­
cise of proper judgm ent in m atters
zations.
ner to please a Mussolini or a
C id e r, S in g in g , S illin e ss
arising in the departm ent.
and exported only 355,000
He is young enough to be physi­ H itler intent on capturing a neigh­
If elected, I feel th a t fo r the
cal vigorous through a long ses­ bor nation.
various reasons outlined and oth­
sion. His prim ary interest is wheat
ers not mentioned, I am fully
growing. He is experienced in
Farm ers are getting a better
leigalative m atters. He would be price for wheat this year w ithout qualified to canry on the activities
and exported only 146,000 bushels
of this office without having to
a dependable congressman.
the AAA than they have received
learn the routine required and I
for the p a rt three years with it.
u.
pledge m yself to an honest, effic­
BANK
A report of the Department of Agriculture dated
It was recently revealed th a t ient and economical adm inistra­
tion
of
the
duties
of
sheriff.
October 12, 1936, shows the following increases
There is a growing suspicion J. P. Morgan failed to pay any in­
Lester H. Nahouse.
th a t a bank may be established in come taxes for 1935, either.
• in imports for 1936 as compared with 1935:
No. 44 on the ballot Nov. 3, 1936
this county before many months
A l Sm ith has achieved a rare
pass by. Probably .this feeling,
ohn, dear, would
Mrs Wi
more than anything else is keep­ distinction. In 1928 he was adored
f
I were to die ? |
you
marry
by Democrats and now he is liked
ing. the* agitation quiet
Wimpus—Now, Maty Ann, le t’s
It 4s still too early to prophesy*! by Republicans. Show us another
not sta rt an argum ent.
U» am ount of paym ent th at will be such m«n.t
. •* • 5^.--
' ~'r
released from the two banks this ---------------------- -
fall as nothing will be distributed
This is the tim e of year when
rv
THE RE? . r :
until the sta te supreme court ¡folks begin to wonder w hat kind UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
*mles on the constitutionality of i of a w inter it is going to be. Any­
niCAN FARMER!
th* late st banking law. However, way it didn’t s ta rt as early as it
TOPR&ucv
A tt o r n e y s A t L a w
if th ere is a substantial paym ent, did last fall.
w
as there is every indication th a t. —---------- :----------
M
o
r
o
,
O
r
e
g
o
n
“ idine. Sec.,1012 F ailing Bldg., Portland
u «
th ere will be, citftens may be ex -' This w eather may be refered to
P d .A d R ep ublican State Central-C on*
io demand th a t their funds as good and dry, but not a ir grtod
kept within the county.
< a j d ry leather.
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP
(Continued f rom page one)
p e r n ia ti £ aunty lo w «ài
In Other Days
a drive aagiifct the tip nuisance
and in 1923 the system of charging
a?definite amount on the bill for
“fervioe” was (already in force*
The need lor an extra tip on top
of th a t has ra th e r crept back, if
anything, since fascism . But it is
not bad—about as in the American
Begging on the streets is
east.
WhS‘ -
æ
-
W E R N M ARK’S
T R A D IN G C E N T E R
For Sherman County People
a
COMPLETE LINE OF
Groceries, Toiletries, Remedies
Sundries ■
“ TW iccO
FARMERS!
C A R N IV A L
By American Legion
At the Legion Hall
HALLOWE’EN
6,536,000 Hogs
280,103 Cattle
4,6 80 ,0 0 0 lbs. of Butter
5,6 62 ,0 0 0 bushels Corn
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Blitter 693.9%
Wool 173.6%
Canned Beef 55.7% .
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