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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1936)
TOI lU tU lA A OUUMtf JOURNAL. MURO. OfcRUOb FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11. l» 8 i PAGB TWO tags said Court a a t h e time and bitt is a popular teacher at Morgan meeting. \ .« ? ' STATEHOUSE GOSSIP who resigned her position to bp- (' . Dated th .Jtyd day of Dec,, 1936. far hearing of objections to said (Contianed fretn page one) Final Report and (Account and tha came a bride. ./ jttorgan, ■alatiotroif'Qregbn's state-aided In SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER Established Nov. 2, 188b A bond for $600 of the 2nd, . Jtoferea in Bankrupt. seulem ent of said estate. stitutions earing for children In GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, 'Established Oct- 14, 1897 j Liberty Loan issue, number 88,- E tU Morford _; V 2 ■ -L?. ■ IT.TfT..-.r, 1 * ~ creased-from 618 in 1923 to 1056 CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6. 1931 486, has been lo s t Payment of NOTICE TO t^J^EDITORS Geo. G. Updegraff in 1984, a not gain of 70.7 per cent From the Observer Doc. 13, 1967 WASCO »NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1801 principal and Interta. hta been; A„ creditor. h .vin « claims, Attorney for Adminkrtratrix the report emphasizes the need of CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932 O. A. Ram sey,and O. W Axtell H» I®» » local wqfrk'ers in the several coun have put in a storm front at Judge stopped and ownership will be 'againct the estate of Fred Blau, U®0« Published Every Friday at Moro. Oregon, By are * hereby notified to ties “whose business it would be Rudolf’s place of business in the traced. Anyone having informa- GILES L. FRENCH Managing Editor tion, please call, a t the Bank of pregettt them in proper form to the NOTICE OF OFFER OF LANDS o keep as many as possthleof the Horace Strong brick block. IN SHERMAN COUNTY, ORE „ , , -, _ undersigned, the duly appointed handicapped and delinquent (chil Roller skating is now the popu Moro. MEMBER GON, FOR GRAZING LEASE W. H. Ragsdale and W. S. Pow- Administratrix and Administra- dren) in their own communities lar amusement in thia city. Orie eil were in Portland Monday at- tor eaUte Blau, de_ Pursuant to the order of the and out of state institutions. . Elliott and Charles Nish having ED “During the 1923-33 period a opened a first class - ppik in the tending the wheat gvade meeting. ceased> at the office of Geo. G. Secretary of the Interior, dated rrsnd total of $261,857 was con Peoples’ Main street building. ---------- “— — ’— , . .. Updegraff. Moro, Oregon, within August 29, 1936, and to the provi Doicini- My uncle knew a month gjx months from the date of this sions o f section 16 of the act of tributed to private institutions by The - Dalles and ,$ o ;o High ’he state,” the report, shows. Dur schools will contest a t a basketball before he died just when he would ifotiee> to wit: Decemebr 4, 1936. June 28, 1934 (48 Stat. 1269). com Entered as second-class matter a t ’the Postoffire, at Moro, Oregon, ing the 1933-34 period the state’s game in Moro Opera House to die. under Act o f C ongress o f March 3. 1879 »>•? Minnie G. Blau monly known as the Taylor Gra»?. Pometto—That certainly was re- . \ v , contribution totalled $366.264. This Walter L. Blau mg Act, as amended by the act ap-,. morrow night. SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. markable. I suppose his intuition G Updegraff proved June 26, 1936 (Public, No. Is an increase of $104,397 or 41.4 Moro now has a first class »hoe One Year .......... ........... 827, 74th Congress, notice is hereby per cent. * - < / maker, W. H. Simon,-, father o f told him when the end would come. Attorney for Estate. DECEM BER 11, 19*6 Dolcini—-No, the judge told him. n 18 25, 1936 “More important than monetary George Simonj, the well Wnown given that all of the vacant, un- leserVed. and unappropriated pub considerations is the fact that this Rutledge farmer, and it stands to Here’s to the happy, bounding flca!J them; individualists in business lic lands located within Sherman increase in the number of children eason that the only way to keep THE STRIKE Notice of Final Settlement want laws putting labor in its place •eceiving state« aid in private in his shop open is?to patronize him. You cannot tell a he from a she! County, Oregon, are hereby offered And still the strike goes on. , and individualists in labor want stitutions is a t variance with de therefore we hope all who, need For they both look just alike, you ‘ Notice is hereby given that the f<>r lease for grazing purposes on More fanners are pe.-onally sec, , the employers put in place; truck- sirable social policy. It is general- shoe repairing will please call at undersigned has filed in the Soch terms and conditions as may coming interested m its end t*1*’ era want the law changed; • farm- ’■y agreed that the normal family the shop, next door to the . Hotel But he can tell—and so can she! County Court of the State of Ore- hereafter be prescribed. Any and cause it is impossible to sell w heat.. ers want the «an» l>w changed— Some environment is better than Moro. gon for Sherman Count}- her Final «H persons having 'advOred orcort- Like similar strikes this one ap- • differently. * ; ? institutional care. Thia increase Frcm the Observer Dec. 14, 1917 When Your Shoes need repan Report and Account,, as Admanla- j floating claims to such fends -bi pears to be going to last until Between spells of saying what in institutionalisation of dependent trabrix of the $0tate of . Benn j desiring to lease any pari thereof -W. J . Mtartin^^Jtti and.-Miss send them te . -7" •; • Molden ¿Moriond, 1 deceased, and for grazing purposes under author- pubhc resentment becomes v should be done all agree that there chUdrep indicates the need for Florence Babbitt, of Hui i iaburg. ..... strong the side refusing to a b i-’ too j^ n y laws and that-noab’ further, development of a welfare were rparriel Tuesday, December that Saturday; the 2nd day of Jan- ity of said act, must file notice- o f irate will be defeated. * should be passed. All of which organization whose workers in the 4th, at the home of his aunt, Mre. uary, 1937, a t 10 o’clock a. m. o f : their claims, or proper «grazing The sole reason for the continu- meaas that the Oregon legislature counties would work out other Martiq at Heppner. A wedding »aid day, at the Courtroom, at t h e ' »lease applications in the United REPAIRIN'»- Courthouse, in Moro, Sherman States district land office at The« ation cf the strike is the aigumtnt ia about to meet in thirty-ninth plans for dependent children which dinner was served to a }>arty of GOOD SHOE over the control of the hiring halls, a3Heanbly to ponder and act on tW would save many children from the 14. Mr. Martin is a son of Mr. 204 Keecnd S t. THF D M » ! County, Oregon»-has been fixed by Dallel, Oregon. Any one desiring If inf armed people from the city troubles that beset the public, blighting effect» that result from and Mrs. W. J. Martin who have to assert a preference right’ to are tc be believed. For years h i r - E a c h morning as thè members 1 ^ven the best c f institutional recently moved to Sherman county [ lease isolated or * disconnected .< l.npnte Rebecca Lodge No. Ill ing halls were managed by the ship gather a reverend gentleman in) care, tracts of 760 acres or less io ac More, Oegon from near Walla Walla, and has owners themselves and the me’.| each house will arise and ask that cordance with said act as* amend been selected as one of the quota •fleets 2d and 4th Tu- ed will be allowed 90 days from protested. It is admitted that they light frftm heaven be given the I Just one year to the day from from Morrow county. ^Miss.^ Bab had reason for protest fo? there peoples’ representatives in their the organization of the state cap »“<iays of each month date of the first publication of this was graft and corruption in the cogitations: each night the people I'* to! reconstruction \com m ission— Visiting members wel notice within which to file a prop management in ali probability. ' before laying themselves down on December 4, 1935—the contractor er application for lease. come. For some years the halls have their bard or downy couch will be-1 who will construct the new Ktitc 4-5_6_7 Antoniette Funk.. a^gie Barnum, N. G. been managed by the union heads seech the Almighty to protect them J «house, Ross B. Hammond of Port- Acting Commissioner, Lii» Bull. S*M.r^»«rv ‘U and those informed say that the from more inane laws, and forty I land, moved* <rat<‘tht job and be General Land Office. evil conditions still continue. To times rer drfy the legislator will gan work. First operations were Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S. Date of first publication: Nov.27, one on the outside it appears that hope the devil don’t get h i». xjnflned to deepening of the, ex- 1936. . s Moro, Oregon the men who do the actual wo k The modern equivalent of thejeavation by another* foot to pro- . Meets Every , Second have not had a fair deal from town meeting is about,to go into! «¡de additinal head room in the Fourth Thursdays in each Estate of Charles Franklin Fulton «¿ttite employers or their elected session. The appointed day is ap- basement c f the new $2,600,000 Month. Visiting membert NOTICE TO CREDITORS union officers. The present strike I prOacbing when the laws of the capitol. This week a crew of car Invited. N otice to “ creditors No. 366 ia being continued because of a de-1 janj are to be examined to see if I penters have been at work on the Esther Morris. W. IM. IN THE MATTER OF THÉ ES In the County Court of the State aire of each side to held or obtain I they fit the conditions of the pres-J .'rrms in« preparation for the pour- TATE OF CHARLES H. SCH Rose Amidon,. Secretary. of Oregon for Sherman County. control of the method of hiring t h e |ent day ¡n the rush to do new [ ing of the concrete which will get 9 a y i M r. Carstens WARTZ, DECEASED. things with the laws it may be|-mder way within a few days, Notice is hereby given that the men. NOTICE is hereby • given that Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-3T undersigned has been appointed In. such a circumstance it seems well to ponder.- on the words Hammond expects to complete his Moro, Oregon the undersigned has been appointed Administrator c. t. a. of the es that if the state formed a com written by Lincoln, “Passion has ccntract4n 18 months so that the Meets th e'1st and 3rd administratrix of the Estate of tate of Charles Franklin Fulton, mission with authority to hire men helped us, but It can do rto more; new budding should be ready for Thursday evenings of Charles H. Schwartz, deceased, by deceased, by the County Court of on the waterfront in the interest it will .in the future be olir enemy. each month. Visiting the State of Oregon for Sherman the County Court of the State ot of the public the strike could be Reason must furnish all the ma ccupancy by mid summer of 1938. members cordially in- County and has qualified. Oregon for the County of Sherman, j ended. terials for our future support and Founded in 1907 primarily to reg vited to meat with ua. and has qualified. AH persons All persons having claims a- Furthermore the p incipal rea defense.” ulate railroad« the bulk of the B. Pinkerton, W. M. having claims against said Estate ■ gainst said estate are hereby notifi son for further strike« would be .business of the Public Utilities C. V. Belknap Secv. ed to present the same duly veri are hereby notified to present the removed so that peace could reign For the first time in four years commission today has to do with seme to me at the office of T. fied as by law required to the un on the waterfront again and busi President Roosevelt got a bad TTJ regulation of motor trucks and Lister JohiOon, ’ Wasco, O’.ttgbn, Moro Ixxlge No. 113, I. O. O. F dersigned at 614 Porter Building, ness would not be interrupted to news break when the troubles of blisses, according to Frank C. Moro, Oregon with vouchers and duly verified 1 Portland, Oregon, within six the detriment of the general pub the English king filled the fronti McColloch utilitM /. commissioner, Meets 1st and 3rd months from the date hereof. lic. 7 pages during the presidential trip! Eighty per cent’of the commission’s Most farmers were skeptical when within six months from the date of ! Tuesdays in the ‘ Dated and first published, No « The statement is made oh good to the Argentine. Of course, if ) 10$ employees are- in the motor we introduced the “Caterpillar’ th;s notice. IQ .O > . hall. Tran vember 20, 1986. Dated and first published Decem evidence that less than five per I peace conference of the western I transport division, McColloch points Diesel . . . . they doubled its zitoA and visiting ____ __ publication, Decssn- Date of last cent of the lrin rer, of the country t>Jrn, u u ability to save as much <^75% of ber 11, 1936. b,i* » • » * ’»" « ^ ^ H t a r 26. i» M .' Date cf last publication, Jan are engaged in the strike. A n d in vajueie'gg a8 former attempts It] No plaques bearing the names the fuel bill . . . . they ¿Joubtêd its «Ry Invited to neet w M Huntington uary 8. 1937. » . ... l is also very apparently true that turn to be a good break of Oregon’s high.officials will grace ability to peiform. <? jffU h us, Mary E. Bueholtz Administrator c.La. only a small part of these are °P '| ^fter all. «I the front of new buildings erected Now 19,000 owners are verifying Lewii^MpKee, N. G Administratrix Huntington, Wilson A Davis, posed to arbitration. The old _____ ___________' under the. present adwiniatration our most extravagant claims. Joe Truit, Secretary T. I yes ter Johnson, "X The attempt on the part of Governor : Martin turned thumb, An example: Attorneys Attorney for Administratrix the men .4._____ «««,.1 th® suggestion « brought n ~ . . e J disaster .’H n d to K edher« "to wn»o|_______ to « o » 1»»™“ *» " ~ 2.___ r ^ em m .n iiu-n t pow- on fown on the tr n when r ^ tio n it wh, Reardan, Wash. " P” ar Ctam, having a hifh coat of pro-j « • p r i n t e d W the bo«d_of con- ‘tt»»i:niuu«n»nnn» i »mmtnin« i i iinninnmiwnuin»ii M i i miiuiiii November* ' 2, 1936 IN THE DISTRICT COURT the striking unionist« will bring] rol. Four buildings were ready dvection to h a v e all federal p rojects OF THE UNITED STATES FOR disaster to them. of this nature put in one claw I for the markers . which cost $30 Dear Sirs: Enforced arbitration may be with charges for power equalizes p ack , “I d o i^ cari a to A having A neighbor and I boughCan RD-4 THE DISTRICT OF OREGON “Caterpillar” in partnership July In the Matter of Edgar M.. sufficient to settle the argument would prove a detriment for Ore-1 my name < m o f must admit that Alley, Bankrupt. 26th, 1936, and but it might be the part of wis whe:e Bonneville power will let’s just eave that much money at that time I was rathflftf- skepti No. B 21799 In Bankruptcy. * i dom to take some state or federal Ton be made cheapest of any such pro for the taxpayer**,” the governor cal of the alleged low cost opera TO THE CREDITORS OF E D -1 action to remove the cause of the declared. State Treasurer Holman trouble as well. If the hiring halls jects. If we are to reap the bene and Secretary of State Snell tion of “Caterpillar“ trattors, but GAR M. ALLEY: l$©u are hereby notified that o n ; were out of the hands of either of fits that Bonneville can give it agreed ah4 the plaques were “out.” my fuel cost to date has very defi- n?ely convinced me of this feature. the 27th day of Nov., 1936. F,d the parties there would be less for must be made to stand alone in , W hatever recom m endations are them tq quarrel about and thoee rate m aking. We initiated our machine by rod gar M. Alley, of Grass Valley, ' g. — — ♦ to» who have goods or produce to sell A headline n y i that W aU y|«*dc to the fprtheomin»J«*1»-’»- weeding 255 acres, using two 12 ft. Ore., was duly adjugedl bankrupt, could do so. Simpeon was taken to the ri«ht twre for extension of the »id oiW d weeders and pulling them very and. that the first meeting of hi* placet when a child. She seems nroçram a< the sU te pnson vnU easily in fourth, gear, • Then we creditors will be held in the office RIVER HEARING to be keeping up on her training be baaed on Uje P»1“* / * • * < ? < harvested 1,138 acres with a 15’ ft. of G. C. Morgan; Referee in Bank * 1 use, that is the manufacture of Combine with bulk attachment, ruptcy, in Bend, Oregon, cn the A hearing will be held in The which required 429 hourspin second 18th day of December 1936. at What would YOU rather dp~-B« I onlTL.Î?r ’i * Dalles December 16, Tuesday, at Sv* Wally I riitutions Within thè stato. gear. And, since harvest,.-we have ten o’clock in the. forenoon, at which time the adherents of a I king of England or ma indicatori by Dn ’ L * ” N. Robin- seeded 406 acres, p u l l I k f L which time the creditors may ap navigable river will endeavor to | Simpson ? pear, prove their claims, examine son, chairman o f the federal board drills in fourth gear. show the airny engineers that the While doing all- of thrs-weeh e»r- the bankrupt, appoint a trustee for* the reorganisation of prison development of the Columbia riverì Up in Prineville U is claimed the and transact such otheT business is of sufficient merit to be includ-1 trsrpers have killed the daddy of industries who are here this week “Caterpillar” used «753 gallons of as may properly come before said D^?sel fuel which cost flg-$6213. Tor a conference with Governor ed in a permanent program. I all coyotes. Whether he was a R will be to the advantage of I great spirit as legend hold» or not, Martin. .Dr. Robinson did not in I farmed with a “QhterpiHar ’ every shipper to be present and I it is certain he had accounted for dicate what industries might be THIRTY for nine years J)ef give his influence to the project. I the spirit of numerous lambs and recommended nor the Oregon insti buying thj^l'.’ RD-4 and was v tution but pointed out that in some Sectionalism has been forgotten | calves states prison labor is used in the by the committees along the Ool- manufacture of clothing and shoes fu -1 cost, the same work that and Snake rivers. All arc, Little Gloria Vanderbilt had bet« now woririn, M . prurrum th a tlter hurry „ d grow up or th . law-1 £ * “ di 1 with the RD-4 \\wuld, h will open the river, to t a r « , and | yer. :w<M h .v e all her money. | £ cost at least $194.60. Yours v^Etf truly, enlarged boat transportation to Lewiston. I ------- • .. 1 to take care of the needs of insti- Alber? i Caret It is no task for the imagination! It would aid northwest wheat to m « the benefit, tta t would n -1 farm er, «really if Argentina and I bHvata-’ ta k w ils "^A nrJlbniiTrv .»It if « . Wta mattaed. Wheat AuMrali. coutd be .old o , the - o p ^ ^ e ^ ^ ^ IfO T n a n C o u n ty Journal In Other Days AV E H M l A k K ” *‘l was h Skeptical ^ZÀtiitJt-óióuinùu //UrtZit Let us supply your Xmas table needs. Xmas candies, nuts Groceries, Toiletries, Remedies Sundries : Tobacco T R A D IN G C E N T E R For Sherman County P e o p le W could be moved to trfewater M a product™ control xte,. . . u , pUced emaller cw t. would bnn« a h<hai „ h 1 emor Martin within , fw days, PT i - j to ?>>*.LLr X J ir. iT i: n" rw ^ TEACHERS BXAMINATIOIf ! > • Robinson aaid. markets from wmen it ts now ex-i . r aausuaBsaoaess dudta. The undeveloped mwonteta **i ......... ........................................................ of thia area could be moved to the £ >u” ty °?hoo‘. Superintendent of eheap power at Bonneville ta that | Sherman County, Oregon, willI hoM the regular examination of appli the country could be developed cants for State teachers’ certifi-j bringing population here in drove« cates at Moro as follows: to create an active demand for the Commencing Wednesday, Doc. 16,1 products of farm and factory. 1936 at 9 o'clock a. m. and continu-» X X d ^ H e ^ “ • 1M6' “ o is l a i s s a i « s u a i * le a a a s s s a i > *. J ¿Shop 4 ’ -*• - -- ■ — ■ Dress Coats F a r Trim m ed as low ». Eveready Prestone ‘ «4e * <>• $ "J Q b Q5 P re C hristinas Sh oe .■ Weed Chains S a l e .• 9 7 3 pair of Standard make Shoes. Styles for every occa sion. _ _xL- . * " ' . ••♦> -<a | Vale8to$5.85 now $ 2 a 2 9 j ' ta»: Foss A Ge., Inc. a a a i i i l l i a |a i a ,i a * a a a M » « t ^ i U l i a i l t ( a a i l i i a a a a ,a a a ■ •• •• •• •■ ■ ■ •« • • . - . L . r , ; D r e s s S p e c ia l Prices Cut to the Quick. , Arvin Heaters : . ' * ? C o a ts R e d u c e d le a s a o a a s For Comfort and Security district to show the engineers that I 4 ° c P' m’ there b an interest m the plan and Wednesday Forenoon— U. S. His tory, Writing (penmanship) Ge that it is not the dream of a small ometry, Botany. . > r group of boosters. Before the river Wednesday Afternoon .— Physiol can be developed the people, must ogy, Rieadjng, Coiqposition, Gen want it done, and they must want eral History it done bad enough that they will t h e u ^ i i S r v ^ l l y t a t t a t I Th“r^*Jr 7 in recm t tim e, E d » » “ »». Phy«*»l- No meeting ogy. Geology. should draw a larger crowd than Thursday Afternoon — Grammar the hearing next week. Geography, American Litera ture, Physics. ', LEGISLATURE Friday Forenoon — Theory and / They want this, and they want Practice, Orthography (spelling) Some would amend the Knox Physical Geography, English Lit- ao that liquor Is more easily erture. would make it morel Friday Afternoon — School LaWn to get (he cap that cheer* Algebra, Civil Govsrnm ehfBoolc v want taxes keefcipg. lowered; everybody raised. - WILY W. KNIGHTEN tha other fellow to pay Cqpnty School Superintendent. • • • • • • • January Sale Prices <n. December .r 8 9 B eautiful Dresses Prints, P lain Colors, Pastels F o r Dress or Sport Values to $ 5 .9 5 now ^3 »95 F o r C h r is t in a s Flannel Robes $ 4 .9 5 Ladies House Slippers 1 . 4 5 Sweater Sets 2 .9 $ ScrafSets 1 .0 0 Nellie Don Smocks. 1 . 9 5 C in d re lla Shop , . T he D ulles, O regon * . -v ■
