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GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct 14. 1897
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, ll’Sl
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Establiihed^lHUl
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932
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F riday , F ebruary
*
5, iv87
V
Royal Exiles of Greece Are Buried at Home
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
Managing Editor
GILES L. FRENCH
First I had tonsilitis, followed
With appendicitis and pneumonia.
After that J got erysipelas with
hemochromatoci«. Following that 1
got poliomyelitis and finally ended
up with neuritis, The» they gave
me hypodermics and innoculations.
No, sir, I thought I’d never pull
through that spelling test.
Mrs. Bjones—Weren't you told
to watch when the rice boiled over ?
Hilda—Yes ma’am, I did. It was
just five minutes after eleven.
MEMBER.
(
*
ic f^ O N
account in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Sherman Coun
ty and that Friday, the 6th day of
March, 1937, at the hour of 9:30
o’clock in the forenoon of laid day
and court room of aaid court has
been appointed by said court as
the time-and place
Die hearing
of objections thereto and the set
tlement thereof.
Dated and first published Feb.
5th,. 1937.
Date of last publication March
5th, 1937.
THEODORE OPSUND, Adminis
trator c. t. a.
HUNTING WILSON A DAVJS
.
Attorneys.
Mother—What have you been do
ing?
Entered as second-class matter at the Poeuoffice, at Moro, Oregon,
Johnnie—-This and that, here
under Act of Congress of March 3, 187w________;-------------------------- -
and th e n , n aw aad ih ea.
“
SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
1 W V i ■■ wrWffi.uTdi ■■ ’ - T - r ■; NOTICE OF
¿jsS?
SI 50
-
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One Year .............. ................................. ........... —-—- ..............
6-
FINAL SETTLEMENT
-7 > "K / % ‘ î > '*!
FEB R U A R Y 5, 1937
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Notice is hereby given that the
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
undersigned
has filed in the Coun
THE
COUNTY
OF
SHERMAN
GAMBLING
I ? —
PINBALL MACHINES
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF DJV ty Court of the State of Oregon'
There is something of a to do . . .. .A .'• •
for Sherman Counity his Final Re
IDEÑD
¿
The pinball machines that ha\<
being
made
down
at
Salem
by
the
port
and Account, a« Executor of
’
T»
In the Matter of the Liquidation
attracted customers and public in
the last will and testament of
reformers
who
wish
to
do
some
ft
of
the
terest for the past few years aie
Thomas B. Searcy, deceased, and
MORO STATE BANK
now definitely out of commission. thing to take the gambling instinct
that Saturday, the 27th day .of
F r a c tio n rten winding through the street* of Athafts, Greece, recently, as the remai:ns
A circuit judge recently ruled that from the human race and those stcnChc. Qr.:: 1
and Queen Olga of Greece, who died in exile were borne to the royal mausoleum at
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, February, 1937. at ten o’clock a. m.
they are lotteries and lotteries are furtive gentlemen who like to T.-.toi; r.-cr the ec-iV.il. Twertty princes and princesses of the royal family, as well as church digmtanes, that an order has been entered by of said/day, at the Courtroom, at
the Courthouse, in Moro, Sherman
were In the procession.
forbidden by the Oregon consti wager or to have others wager foi statesmen e?.'. ¿1;.!
the Circuit Court of the . State of
Oregon for the County of ’ Sher County, Oregon, have been fixed
tution. Had they been ruled as a a profit.
Probably the recent decition of the
man authorizing, empowering and by the Court as the time and place
gambling device they could have
directing the Superintendent of for bearing of objections to said
circuit court declaring pinball among the larger counties on a
been permitted or regulated or
Banks to distribute a third divi Final Report and Account and the
machines a lottery and therefore population basis. If approved by
licensed by an act of the legisla excluded by the constitution, had the legislature the measure must
dend of ten per cent, on all ordi settlement of said estate.
* Serai Ward Searcy.
ture. .
nary deposit claims filed and ap
i.
something to do with it, but re go before the voters since it in
The distinction between a game gardless of that, no session of the volves an amendment to the state
' .
proved against the- Moto State Geo. G. Updegraff,
of chanee and skill and a lottery legislature is ever quite complete constitution.
. .
! From the Observer Feb., 8, 1918
Bank. Morr* Oregon to and includ Attorney for said Executor. ? .
was the deciding point in the trial. without a few bills having to do
ing December 31, 1936, said divi
13-14-15-16
A measure sponsored by a group ‘ The double header basketball
Perhaps we will now go on to de with gambling in some of its many of House members wo.u'.i impose a n 1 garne lMt Friday between the boys
dend tn
on and after Feb-
Syphilis, though in every sense
clare bank nights a lottery and forma. -
13. 1937.
annual levy of one mill on O .c g o n .fend g r ls high gchooj teams of
ban them as well as other devices
one
of the most serious of all dis
'P'”t
s s ;3 ord»»r also directed th e . NOTICE OF SALE
property
for
the
support
of
high
There are or have been attempts
Wasco
and
Moto
was
both
tucked
pa' mpnt of a first and second div-1 On Thursday, the 18th„day of
for catching the unwary nickel.
to legalize gambling after a fash schools. On the basis of the pres away by the Moro teams for safe eases, is robbed of many of its
It is doubtful if there will be ion by charging license fees to ent valuation cf the state the levy keeping by a score of 25 to 5 for terrors by the fact that it may idenl on all approved claims filed, Feb uary, 1937, at the hour of
from October 11, 1934, to and in- 10:00 a m. at the front door of the
many tears shed over the loss of machine operators and then, the would raise nearly $1,000,000 a
be early and surely recognized and, eln'h’ng October 4. 1935, which C<?unty Court House in Moro,
the boys and 4 to 3 for the girls.
the pinball machines except by state takes a rake-off on the horse year.
Just to satisfy himself that his with considerable certainty, cured. c’aim«? we*e filed subsequent to th e . Sherman County. Oregon, I will
those who have been in position to and dog races. Some want to give
Senators Staples and B u k e in
offer for sale and sell at auction
make a profit from them. There cities and towns tlw right to license troduced a luw proposal fbr a conclusion and observations of Gonorrhea, on the otty?r hand, payment of said dividends.
They
That said order also directed, to tha highest bidder for cash, the
appears to be a rising tide of mor gambling devices. Also, there is u n icameral
------------- legislature^.
_---------
_ _ would, weather conditions were right, L. titf&gh a disease with the gravest
ality that is pehaps a reaction the active contingent whose very abolish the House of Representa L. Peetz sunk some test holes in complications, is a disease that that this notice be given by pub- 1 following descrii»ed real pioperty
location thereof in one issue of a ! located in Sherman County, Ore
from the movement that brought walk p oclaims their virture who tives and leave the business o f law his fields last Saturday with the
often ecapes recognition, and its newspaper of general ^circulation gon, to-wit:
liquor back from the limbo of pro want all forms of gambling or mrking in the bands ’o f the Sen result of finding that the frost line
cure, eveq if possible, is extremely printed and published in Sherman
hibition and permitted gambling betting declared a primary sin.
ate, confining the membership to was close to seven inches deep. •
Commencing at a point Fifty
A letter from *P. Waldo Davis difficult and troublesome. The County. Oregon. ThNf the date oi
on horse and dog races. If this be
30 but boosting their pay to $6
(50*) Feet West of the North
so we may expect a further tight
a day with a maximum of $3G0 for who “has been in Portland several popular notion that the reverse is +be publication thereof is February
east comer of Block numbered-
ening-of law around practices that THE GROUND HOG
the session. This Ì8 the third one- weeks, says that he is kept fully case and, that though syphilis is r,‘h. 1937.
Five 75) of^BlGGS’ SECOND
MARK SKINNER
are frowned upon by the sterner
house legislature proposal for the occupied in furnishing musical en to be feared, gonorrhea is to be
ADDITION* to Wasco, now
It the ground-hog who only the session. One by SenatQr Carney tertainment at church affairs, ban regarded lightly, is so false and «Superintendent of Banks, in charge
element of the population.
City of Wasco. Oregon, ac
quets, and different meetings held
. of Moro State Bank, in liquida
cording to the plat <*f said- ad
The senate chairman of the al oretically lives in these parts was provides for a legislature of 36
wide spread that the facts demand
in the interest of securing funds
dition as the same appears of
cohol committee recently warned doing a proper job of sleeping he members to be elected for terms
general publicity. Informing of the I tion, Moro. Oregon
of
two
years.
A
group
of
House
f
°
r
relief
measures.
Jlis
Golden
reco:d in the office of the Coun
the sellers of beer that unless re would not have awarkened at all
public is the first fundamental
Chimes are as popular in Portland
ty Clerk in and for slid Coun- ~
strictions were made more string on his annual day to seek, and find, members including Representative
need in the fight to prevent vener ESTATE OF BRTTTANA G.
as at home in Sherman county.
ty of Sherman. State of Ore
eal diseases. Success in eradicat FULTON, DECEASED
ent the right to sell the brew would the sunshine. No matter on what Ol?en. Hoseh, Bevans, Harrison,
and Miller would abolish the Sen- From the Observer F«b 7, 1908.
Notice of Final Account No. 326
gon; running thence West One
be seriously curtailed. We are a
ing
any
communicable
disease
de
Dr. C. P. Wilson of Shaniko andj
In the County Court of the State
Hundred Fifteen (115’) Feet; *
contrary lot; when we have liquor slope of hill his hole was dug the ate and retain the House or at
Miss
Essie C. Wilson, of Kent,; pends on the, public backing which of Oregon for Sherman County.
thence South One Hundred .
w« agitate against it and when we whirling snow of the past month least an assembly of 60 members
it is able to command.
were married at the Moro hotel
In the Matter of the Estate* of
Fifteen (115’) Feet; thence
are without it we strive to get it would have found it and filed it to be paid at the rate of $350 a parlors by Rev. A. J. Adams, Wed . A large part of the failure to
year
for
their
services.
with
snow
enough
to
discourage
of Brittana G. Fulton, deceased.
East One Hundred ’Fifteen
control
venereal
diseases
hereto
back—and successfully.
Creation of a labor relations nesday, February 5th.
any but the most loyal of ground
Notice is hereby given that the
(115’) Feet; thence North One
R. P. Hulse and George E. Lew fore has been due to public igno undersigned, as administrator c.t4u
board for Oregon is prposed in>a
hogs.
Hundred Fifteen (IIS ’) F eet.’
rance
and
fear
of
free
discussion.
It is not the ground-hog tradi bill introduced this week under the ellen am in Wasco this week Now that the ban on mentioning of the Estate of Brittana G. Ful
8NOW 8NOW SNOW
to the place of beginning.
tion that gives some hope to those sponsorship of a number of House helping to invoice the stock of the unmentionable has been re ton. deceased, has filed his final
Said sale ia made under execu
Old timers who tell of the win who hope that the winter has spent and Senate members. *£he b ill1 Webber A Co., which w«s recently
moved, we can speak freely of
tion
issued- out of the Circuit
purchased
by
W.
E.
Laidlaw
of
ters of their youth when the snow its strength, but the fact that a provides for a board of three mem-1
venereal diseases, calling the dis
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. 116
Court of the State of Oregon for
Portland.
reached the eaves and the fences full month of cold, windy and snwy bers te appointed by the gov-,
, the County of Sherman to me di
Moro, Oegon
Albert Miller has disposed of his eases by their names. Syphilis is
were hidden from sight will have weather has been finished. This ernor. Salaries are fixed at $3600 interest in the burned Elrod brick syphilis, and gonorrhea is gonor
rected in the case of “Home Own
period is longer than any other a year. The board would be im-
Meets 2d and 4th Tn- ers’ Loan Corporation, a corpora
rhea. No longer can these dis
to admit that this winter rates
to
Judge
E.
V.
Littlefield
and
L.
such period within the memory of powered, in its discretion,, to me
eases be considered simply as a
, e^daj's of each month tion incorporated under the laws pf
very well as a bringer of snow. _
meet e f the residents and it is like diate. conciliate or arbitrate labor Barnum who will immediately be problem of morals. Syphilis can
Visiting member» wel the United States of America,
Since Christmas night when the ly that the ground-hog will be right disputes. The measure, which is gin to arrange for the rebuilding not be dealt with by calling it a
plaintiff, vs Marga* et Tuel et «L
come.
of
the
burned
brick.
first flakes came to whiten the land if he prophesies warmer and more said to be an adeptation of the fed
sin. The truth is that there are a
defendant*.’’ The purchaser at
The
residence
of
J.
B.
Murray
there has been nothing but snow pleasant weather. It will take some eral Wagner-Connery act to suit
Maggie Barnum, N. G.
multitude of cases in which no sin
Lila Bull. Secretary "aid sale will be placed in immed
snow, snow. Nearly every day time for the snow to melt in the state needs, forbids employer s to was paid a close visit by the fire is involved. Many of the most
iate possession of said property
fiend
Saturday
evening.
Clothes
another coat is added to that which drifts even if the start is soon spy on, black list, dominate or in
pathetic victims are virtuous house
and the whole thereof.
hanging
in
the
kitchen
to
dry
were
came before and the wind has made.
terfere with Jabor organizations,
wives and helpless children, or men Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S. Dated January 15, 1937.
to discourage union membership or found afire, but were put out be who contracted the disease quite
drifted it around until at is as
s Moro, Oregon
First publication January 15. 1937.
Meet» Every Second
solid as sand in many a road and
to discriminate against union fore serious damage,, was done innocently. In other cases, the
British
Columbia
is
the
first
i
•'
the
room.
'■
Fourth Thursdays in each Last publication F ebruary 12. 1937.
members.
draw. And «till it comes, falling
moral
side
should
be
left
to
the
“civilized” country to make a start
C. C. WILSON
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henrichs en
♦ » »
Month. Visiting memben
and drifting, until the fields lire
toward a public health plan. India
Sheriff of Sherman County, Ore.
tertained 30 guests Saturday eve- moralist and the health side should
Invited.
covered to a greater depth than for
Two measures, said to emanate n'.ng, playing whist. Mrs. Robert be treated as what it is—a problem
and China it is said, have followed
GALLOWAY A KRIER
Esther Morris. W. M.
fifteen years except for the spots
from administration sources, are Urquhart and E. H. Moore cap of prevention and cure of disease.
this practice for many years.
The Dalles, Oregon .
that have been blown clean.
Rose
Amidon,
Secretary.
Syphilis is a disease of long du
being whipped into shape for in tured the first prizes and Mrs.
Attorney for plaintiff.
There is a better prospect for
ration and it takes time to cure.
troduction. One would centralize
After all these years some hum the fixing of prison terms in the Walter Rutledge and Wm. Morri Laboratory methods are available
successful crops than for several
Eureka Lodge No. 121*A-F & A-M
years and the effect of the pro ans have eaten a lion. Think of state parole board. The other son the consolation prizes.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
for the control of syphilis. The
Moro, Oregon
thte
humans
the
lions
have
eaten.
longed storm should last for - a
first step is the treatment of in
would enlarge the powers of the
Notice is given that Ronald A.
Meets the 1st and 3rd
number of crops by raising the Certainly the lions are ahead in the parol« board and its duties. It
fected persons; the next step is the
Perra ult has been appointed execu
Tb
irsioy
evenings
ol
deal.
water level in the ground.
reporting of cases."with all data
creates a full-time chairmanship
each mon h Visiting tor of the will of Adolph Perra ult.
concerning date of infection, source
of the board at an annual salary
members cordially in deceased, and has qualified. AH
TRUCKS
For once the Oregon schools won of $4000 and a chief parole“ officer
of infection, and contacts. The
vited to meet with us persons having claims against said
a basketball series from the Uni and staff of assistants whose sal
case must be kept upder observa- H. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
estate are hereby notified to pre
An interim cqjnmittee that has
versity of Washington.'
aries would be fixed by the board.
Some of the most common dis- ¡ tion and continuous treatment. Ar-
sent
such claims, with proper vouch
C V. Belknai* Sw-
Veen studying the highway prob
• * *
ers to the undersigned as such ex-
eases of young farm animals may senical drugs, properly administer
lem in this state has made its re
ed, render the disease non-trans-
ecutor, at the office of the County '
Moro
No. 113. I- O. O I
It is either a feast o f a famine
Appropriation bills that call for now be easily controlled as a result
missible. Every syphilitic should
port and given its conclusions to as regards moisture in this coun an aggreagte sum greater than
’lerk of Sherman County m -
.
Moro,
Oregon
Ü5
of the discovery by Dr. J. N. Shaw know that he can be cured, provid
Moro, Oregon, within six months
the public in the form of a pam-< try. Back in thq east the fields that the new budget surplus have al
Meets 1st and 3rd
and Dr. O. H. Muth of the Oregon ing the treatment is begun early.
from the date and first publication
Tuesdays in the
phlet crammed full of information were parched last summer are now ready been introduced. One meas
In properly treated cases the dan-
of
this notice, which said date ia
State
college
veterinary
depart
giving tons of water to fill the flood ure calls for $200.000 to finance
*TtbO.F. hall-.Trai
and opinions.
• ger of transmitting the infection
January 15th. 1937.
ment
that
acidprilus
milk
will
con-
sient
and
vi'itinp
ed
livers
and
right
here
at
home
construction
of
a
new
tuberculosis
Conclusions are that road use
to others is reduced to a minimum.
Ronald A. Perrault,
where snow has been a joke for
brothers are cordi
should deteiraine road taxes, a years it is piled higher than for hospital in Multnomah county. An tiol lamb dysenteryr'and call Therefore, if all cases of syphilis
Executor.
ally invited to nee-
other provieds $54,500 to construct scours.
principle that has been accepted
♦ could be placed under rigid treat
Carlton
L.
Pepper
with
us.
years. 4 * /
,
and eqilfp a new 50-bed payjlin at
This treatment was first explain- ^ent. the disease could be control-
for years in this state; that passen
Attorney for Executor.
Lewis McKee, N. G.
the eastern'**Oregon tuberculosis
ger cars are subsidizing trucks
ed to livestock men of the state a led. This has been clearly demon-
12-13-14-15
Joe
Truit,
Secretary
hospital
at'T
fie
Dalles.
A
third
The General Motors corporation
because road wear is caused 34 per
year
ago
and
proved
so
immediate-
strated
in
the
Scandinavian
coun-
ceqt by trucks whereas they only ia in bad with teachers because it asks for $60,000 to finance an r.
- - ,
, tries,where syphilis has been re-
Oregon exhibit at the, San Fran ly successful that the facilities of du(,ed from thousands of caae9 to
p^y 27 per cent of the taxes for wouldn’t mind.
cisco worlds fair in 1939. Still an the department were taxed in sup- a few hundred. This is a job for
road purposes; that the ton mile
o th e r /’* distinctly administration plying the demand for this special the whole people. They must sup-
basis iif the proper one for trucks..
8TATEHOUSE GOSSIP
measure . calls for $100.000 to fi milk. As no other source is avail-
measures to provide facilities
There is nothing revolutionary
(Continued
from
page
one)
nance
a new state mining board able, arrangements hav« now been for the early diagnosis of the dis-
about the conclusions. They are
made for it to be prepared by the eagei There must, be no delay in
in line with what the public has day night. .In the senate, where during the current biennium.
-. . * Z * ' •
dairy department .at the college^ beginning the treatment; delay
thought for some time. There no attempt is made to limit the in
will probably be legislation pro troduction of .bills, the start of the
A bill by Hyde of Lane county and it is believed that enough can may mean failure. Sources of in
posed to bring the percentage of second half of the session was which has already -passed the ks made at cost to supply the de- fee tion must be detected and treat-
taxes paid by the trucks up to the marked by -no unusual activity on House would make voting more con mand.
s,
ren^er them non-infectious.
family and all other contacts
percentage of wear they cause to the part of those with pet meas venient for residents of Isolated . Acidophilus milk, ao named be-
the roads although the truck or- ures still to be brought forth.
«•étions of tha aU te. It provides cause it is first sterilized and then ( Bbould be examined. Blood tests
L. ■
— ~
___ _______
Among the new house measures that
■ ganizatipns will not submit will
persons ___________
living more than ten innoculated with iLactobaci RU8> 'before marriage will make it pos-
from _
a r polling
is one drafted by the League o f miles
____ ______
___ w place may acidophilus bacteria,had previously ftjble
____ to , prevent the birth of syphi-
ingly to such a law.
Oregon Cities which would divert
themselves of . the absentee been used for treatring babies jsfflic- , y tic bablqe. Syphilis can be pre-
a portion of the gasoline taxes to voter privilege up to the day be ted with dysentery, but so far a « vented if the public will support
State budget officials with their the cities for the construction and
known it had never>bet* used for measures for .the control of this
fore election.
million dollar deficit and surplus maintenance f f streets. The pro
similar maladies in young animals
preventable disease,
resemble a small boy and hi* jack posed diversion would start with
until tests were started at O. 8. CTTi •
__ t .
Try Journal advertising, it pays.
knife. He loses it every, day and five per cent of the n?t revenues
Dr. Shaw recommends giving
finds it as often. However, many from the gas tax for 1937 and
calves an 8 ounce dosé aa a drench
Sambo—Were you sick with the
- citizens will wonder what kind of gradually increase to 7 1-2 per
and lambs either one ounce as soon flu, Rastus?
a system of bookkeeping if used cent for 1989 and subse^quent years.
as dropped as a preventive, or two
Rastus—Wuz I sick? I was so
that makes it possible to get all Z A resolution introduced by Rep
’ *
*T
«
• *•*-
ounce« after the disease appears.1
that every night I rooked for
kinds of answers out of that 200 resentative Frencn of Sherman
In thd’ latter case the dose is re my name in the list of victims
page volume called the budget.
peated at intervals of 12 to 24
county would give every county
LAWYER
Chubby—Darling, I am not
hours until the symptoms disap-
in the state a seat in the lower
worthy
of you*
pear.
Negro Joe Louis had bettor lose House regardless of th e’ aise of
Mrs. C.—That’s what mother
OREGON
another bout pretty soon if he the county. Thia would account
says, James. How strange th«t
Lad-^Your car is at the door.
wants to codtinue to attnfct • for 36 of the 60 Representatives.
a
•
■
•
b
a
•••• • • • • • • »*••••••»•»
you,two
should agree even once
Dad—
I
heard
it
The other 24 would be distributed
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In Other Days
Syphilis Curable
If Treated
A t Early Stage
Young Farm Animals
Treated Easily
For Comfort and Security
■4
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Arvin Heaters
— Weed Chains
Eveready Prestone
T. Lester Johnson
Foss & Co., Inc.
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