Sherman County journal., February 19, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

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corporation, Indepedent Warehouse
line o f said quarter; thence
and Milling Company, a corpora­
North " to Northwest corner
tion, A. A. Schramm, Suparintend-
thereof; thence East to North­
dent of Banka and H.
Ste­
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. E^tabUsheu. í¿o<. à, '18iQ
east comer -thereof; thence
phens, Deputy Superintendent of
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Establish» d OH. U . 1897
ft
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH A.’ luSl
South to place of beginning»
Banks, in charge of the liquida­
^TAfiC^ NSWS-E1
WS-ENTERPRISB, E Stablished 1891
containing 85 acres, more or
tion of Bank of Commerce, of
FARMS AND
OÑSOL1DATED M arch 4. 1932
leas:
Wasco, Oregon, W. <H. Burree and
-s
FORESTS
MMM
Beginning at the Southeast
Marvin O. Kirklie, defendants in
C»m«
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
bw
comer of the Northwest quar­
said suit, in and to the following
GILES L. FRENCH
_________Managing Edito.
ter (N W i) of Section Twenty-
described real property, situated
B h
five (25), in Township Two
in Sherman County, State of Ore­
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IN
THE
DISTRICT
COURT
O
i
(2) North, Range Sixteen (1 6 ). ,
gon.
to-wit:
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THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
•
•
E.
W. M., thence West 2.50. .
The
Southwest
quarter
(SW
i)
Ww
DISTRICT OF OREGON ,/
chains to Southeast corner of
Í*
of Section Fourteen (14); the
a i»i»i
z No. B 21938, In Bankruptcy.
land heretofore deeded to Fred
Northeast quarter of the North
j_.In
the
Matter
of
Ivy
M.
Morgan,
Blau; thence North 41 deg.
east quarter (N E iN E i) of
.1
Entered as second-class matter at the Hueiolftce, at Moro, Oregon,
West 17 chains; thence North
Bankrupt.
Section
Twenty-two
(22);
The
under Act of Congress of Maroh 3, 18«9- ______________________ ___
36 ^»deg. West 2.76 chains;
TO THE CREDITORS OF IVT
North half '( N i) and South­
SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PA YABl.E IN ADVANCE.
C
auto rart T
thence North 61 deg, 80* West
east quarter (SE I) of Section
M. MORGAN:
One Year ............................... ......................................... ............... $160
20
chains; thence North 68
Twenty-three
(23);
The
South
You are hereby notified that on
AOCEyoms
deg. W est 10.87 chains: thence
FEBRUARY 19, 1937
half ( S i) and the Northwest
the 11th day of Feb.. 1937, Ivy M.
North on quarter section line
quarter (N W i) of section Twe­
Morgan, of Moro, Oregon, was duly
AUTOMOTIVE
7.75 chains to northwest cor- ’
FARMERS SHOULD ORGANIZE
nty-four (24); and the North­
adjudged bankrupt, and that the
CONTROL OF LABOR
ner
of said quarter;' thence
The very best argument that
east
quarter
(N
E
i)
of
Section
first meeting of her creditors will
INDUSTRY
There is little doubt tlia< if could be made for organization
East to Northeast comer
Twenty-five (25), all in Town­
be held in the office of G. C. Mor­
the labor measures that are among farmers has been made in
thereof; thence South to place
ship Two (2) North, Range
gan. Referee in . Bankruptcy, in
now
before
the
legislature Salem within the past week. The
of beginning, containing 86 -
Sixteen
(16)
E.
W.
M.
Bend, Ore., on the 27th day of
were referred to the people bills making it possible for the pub­
acres, more or less, subject to
The Northwest quarter (N W i)
Feb.. 1937, at ten o'clock in the
they would be passed with a major­ lic to control strikes were sent back
right-of-way heretofore gtren r-
of Section Thirty (30) in Town
forenoon, at which time and place
ity as large as any bills ever offer­ to committee after it was determ
ROAD
to Columbia Southern Railway*«
ship Two ’(2) North, Range
the creditor« may attend, prove
•USDWO
setvKg
ed the people. There is ample as ined that there was not enough
Co. and E. W- lÿ tb ù through -
Seventten (17) E. W. M.
their claims, examine the bankrupt,
surance that even in Portland the votes In the house to carry them.
and over a portion o f said land,’ • 5
-e.DDoint. a trustee and tra n sit Ruch
Beginning a t th e Northeast
vote would be for the bills or for
other busincus as mav properly
Aleo the following described real
The reason i s - simple enough.
comer of the Northeast quar­
some form of control over strikes. Labor is well organized into small
property situated fit said Sherman
come before said meeting.
ter (N E i) of Section Twenty-
T«
Thfc agricultural part of the state groups with active officers and a
Dated at Bend, Ore., this Feb. 16th;
County, Orsgoiz te be sold aubjeict
six (26), in Township Two (2)
fc.
would return a majority that would cohesive leadership. The farmers
to that certain mortgage for $10,-
1937.
North. Range Sixteen (16) E.
be overwhelming for the general are not. Members who come from
G. C. Morgan.
000.00 executed by J. J. Miller to d
W. M. thence south 7.75 chains;
public is not in the mood to sit districts where there is both agri­
Referee in Bankruptcy
Rosa Miller, husband and wffe, in*
It la estim ated th a t 6,000,000 w o rk ­ In the south, 22% o f all steel manu
thence North 85 deg. West
facture. 28% o f nickel, 35% o f lea»t
e r s - o n e out o f every seven em ­
idly by and see its markets lost culture and labor hear more vocif­
favor of Said plaintiff. dated^NoY-
8.50
chains;
thence
North
89
and even 72% o f a ll plate glass ma» -
ployed In the U nited S tates-ow es
and its means of livilihood threat erously from their labor constitu­
ember
30th, 1928, and recorded in
deg.
West
.13
chains;
thence
u factu re go In to automobiles. R a h
hla Job directly or Indirectly to the
NOTICE OF
ened by events like a maritime ents than from their farmer friends
Book "8” at page 120 mortgage '
North
72
deg.
30’
West
4.15
road carina dings to ta l 3,500,000 ,i
a u to m o b ile In d u s try . T h e ab ove
F»VA L SETTLEMENT
strike.
records of said Sherman County, *41
hauling raw m aterials, parts, etc
and are told in more certain
chains; thence North 56 deg.
ch art ahowa the activities chiefly
for automobiles, o f which since 193*
V’nf
» h*rebv given that the
affected, but does not show now
Oregon, to-wit:
The longshoremen and other terms what will happen.—ii they
W «t 9.37 chains: thence East
more than 40% have bean m anufa.
v ita l a p a r t m o to r m a n u fa c tu re ,
has filed in the Coun­
' Lot Three (8) of Section Eight
striking men have now gone back oppose the demands. The result has
( •> Section linfe to place of be­
tured by G eneral Motors. O f cours
plays In many of these fields. Foi
♦' »
ty
Court
of
the State of Oregon
(8), Township Two (^) North.
to work without a definite agree­ been that labor with not to exceed
ginning,
containing
181
acres,
'ailronds
also
haul
finished
cars
example, 10% of all cotton ^sixed
•
for Sherman County his Final Re-j more or less;
Range Sixteen (16) of E. W.
ment and under conditions that a third of the voters of the "state
Y
port
and
Account,
as
Executor
of
1
M.
”
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could have been duplicated at any have so far been able to block leg­
Beginning at a point 4.31
And the Northeast quartet* ;
time since November. Nothing islation controlling strikes.
‘okeh’’ on Senator Stadelman’a bill D. Holder was held Sunday morn­ the last will and testament of j chains north of the Southeast
(N E I); the east half of the^
valuable has been gained by them
corner of the Southwest quar­
When the house will adjourn and appropriation $64,500 for this pur­ ing from the Presbyterian church, Thomas . B. Searcy, deceased, and
that
Saturday,
the
27tm
day
of;
Northwest
quarter (E1NW 1);
Rev.
B.
T.
Smith
preaching
the
and something may be lost if the what it will do before that happy pose.
_____
ter (SW i) of Section Twenty-
February, 1937. at ten o’clock a. mJ three (23) in Township Two
the Southwest quarter of
sermon.
“black book” ruling is allowed.
day is still in the laps of the gods.
C. E. Hill, of the Experiment of sr.id day, at" the Courtroom, at
Northwest quarter (SW iN W I)
Two of Governor Martin's pet
It is the public that has been The division» between the conserv­
(2) North, Range Sixteen (16
the
Courthouse,
in
Moro.
Sherman
1
of Section Seventeen (t7 )î*
station,
writes
from
Washington
activities
are
under
heavy
fire.
One
damaged and the strikers them­ atives and the radicals is so close
E. W. M., thence North 34 deg.
the Southeast quarter (S E i)
selves whose income has been short­ that neither side dares to bring of those is the State Planning J D. C. that he expects to leave soon County, Oregon, have been fixed: West 8.50 chains; thence North
by the Court as the time and place
and the East half of Southwest *•
27 4eg. West 6 chains; thence
ened. It is the public that must any controversial measure to a vote Board which many of the legisla-1 for his work in Sherman county,
for
hearing
of
objections
to
said.
(E kSW l); the Southeast quar­
take the first steps to prevent a and the committees still, have the tors are convinced has not justified
Final Report and Account and th e ‘ north 55 deg. West 8.50 chains;
ter of Northeast quarter (S E i
thence North 44 deg. West
recurrence of the shipping tie-up bills. One group or another may »its cost. The other is the proposed
settlement of said estate.
N E I) and Lots Two (2) and •
if the legislature is unable to pass be able to organize a majority and mining board for which the gover­
21.50 chains; thence North 70
Three (3) of Section Eighteen
Serai
Ward
Searcy.
a bill that will remedy the situa­ put their ideas through, there may nor is urging an appropriation of
(18), all in Township Two 12)
Geo.
G.
Updegraff,
tion.
I be compromises and it may be that $100,000. If either or both of these
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No ’ 16
North,
Range Sixteen (16) E.
Attorney
for
said
Executor.
Thelfinally
receive
legislative
approval
Labor itself, if its leadership is nothing will be done at all
, Moro, Oegoo
W.
M.,
containing
617.91 acres,
13-14-15-16
wise, will sense this condition of senate will block final passage o? it will probably be with a material
more
or
less;
«
Meets 2d and 4th T»-
the public mind and will be glad to any wild legislation in any event reduction in the ' appropriations
And beginning at the North- .
recommended
by
the
governor.
aid in passing a bill that will re- which may assure the citizen who
jeedays of each
ESTATE OF BRITTANA G.
west corner of the Southeast ?
strict its unlimited right to halt fears great change.
FULTON, DECEA8ED
Visiting member* wel
quarter (SE I) of Section Sev­
industry. However, it may be too
For the mid-Columbia district . Heppner—When W. M. Chris­
Use of seed adapted to the con­
come.
enteen (17) Townsh’" Two. <2)
Notice
of
Final
Account
No.
326
tensen
out
on
Guam
island
in
the
much to expect that this will hap- some legislation has been sent well
ditions for which it is sown will be
North, -Ranre Sixteen í 16> F .
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
Maggie
Barnum,
N.
G.
mid-iPacific
received
one
of
the
pen for the hiatory of labor leaders on its way. The bill allowing
an essential in participating in
W. M., said beginning point be-
Lila Bull. Secretary
is that they go swaggering ahead farmers to organize into erosion Christmas packages prepared by •this year's agricultural conserva­ of Oregon for Sherman County.
.
ing
designed bv an iron stake.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
full speed until they meet the end control districts has passed the the county Red Cross chapter, h» tion program, it ia announced by
2 feet long and 1-8 inches in
of
Brittana
G.
Fulton,
deceased.
Bethlehem
Chapter,
No.
78.
O.
E/R.
voice1
thought,
“I
have
been
in
Heppner
the state committee in charge in
and lose not only their positions house without a dissenting
diameter, driven full length in­
Notice is hereby given that the
M oto , Oregon
but often all that has been gained and is now in the senate where it but forget when It was.” So he Oregon. In line with a national
to
the ground; thence West .
undersigned,
as
administrator
c.t.a.
Meets
Every
Second
for the cause they represent
will be handled by men who are wsote this word to Josephine Ma­ policy adopted, the state technical
4.45
chains: thence Southi 2.25
of the Estate of Brittana G. Ful­
Fourth Thursdays in each
As long as the laborers of the respected for their wisdom. The honey. last year’s county «hair, committee has recommended spe­ ton, deceased, has filed his final
ehains;
thence
East 7.95 x
Month. Visiting member».
cific requirements in alfalfa and
state and nation are organized bill, if passed and signed by the man.
chains: thence North 2.25
account
in
the
County
Court
of
the
Invited.
clover seeding, pasture grass seed-
there is nothing for the fanners governor, will make it possible for
ehains:'thence West 8.50 chains
Esther Morris. W. M.
Fossil—Wheeler county’s $200 ;ng and related crops, where soil State of Oregon for Sherman Coun­
to do but follow auit or else they neighbors to stop dangerous soil
to the place of beginning, con­
ty
and
that
Friday,
the
6th
day
of
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
_
will lose their share of the national blows before they reach the dan­ Red Cross flood relief quota was building payments are sought.
taining
1.78 acres:
March,
1937,
at
the
hour
of
9:30
Pasture grass restrictions will
income through inability to pro­ gerous stage and is expected to almost doubled when Kinzua con­
And the Northwest quarter of ?
o’clock in the forenoon of said day
tributed
$133.28
taken
in
from
a
Include the elimination from con­
stop wind erosion such as damaged
tect it.
A-M
Northwest
quarter (N W l-
benefit dance. The total amount sideration of seed that contains and court room of said court has Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F
many
hundred
acres
last
spring.
NW1)
of
Section
Seventeen
Moro,
Oregon
\
been
appointed
by
said
court
as
last Friday was $365.03.
"noxious weeds, and mixtures must
Condon—The concensus of legal
More citizen are dropping in each
Meets the lat and 3rd
(17) and all of Lot One (1)
the time and place for the hearing *
be such as give reasonable assur
and officialdom opinion in Condon day now and it takes several min-
Thursday evenings of
in Section Eighteen (18), Town
ance~ of success in the -district of objections thereto and the set­
upon the president’s proposal to utes each session for the speaker
ship Two (2) North. Range
each month. Visiting
tlement thereof.
where seeded.
alter the number of Supreme court to grant requested “Courtesies of
Sixteen (16) E. W. M.
members cordially in­
Dated and first published Feb.
Those in charge of the program
members favors a change in the the house” to visiting friends from
vited
to
meet
with
ua.
Taken and levied upon as the
5th,. 1937.
•noint out that the rule are such as
court but not strictly along lines other parts of the state. The lob-
Date of last publication March H. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
property of the défendante above
to
give
every
consideration
to
the
asked by Mr. Roosevelt.
i bies of the Marion hotel are full
C V. Belknap Secv. named, or so much thereof as m ay
»•ooperator who does everything 5th, 1937.
; each afternoon with those who From the Observer Feb. 21, 1908
THEODORE OPSUND, Adminis­
be necessary to satisfy said judg­
„ Tiossible from his standpoint and
Condon—Seventeen of the ap­ come to confer with and advise
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O .O . F. ment in favor of said DeTweede
trator c. t. a.
The
funeral
of
J.
W.
Rayburn,
8uffer8
a
crop
failure.
Pay-
proximately 65 SCS workers tem­ their legislators. Groups of school
Northwestern and Pacific Hy-
Moro, Oregon
HUNTING WILSON A DAVIS
porarily laid off during January children file into the gallery and one of the oldest settlers of Sher- ^ ents are «till permissible in such
potheekbank. a corporation, against
Attorneys.
man county, took place Feb. 12th, cases. The use of poor seed at the
.Meets 1st and 3rd
returned to their work Monday. listen with expressions of awe at
said défendante, with interest and
from the residence of his son near rtart, however, invites failure and
¡Tuesdays in the
First duties consisted of opening the process of democratic govern­
costs
and disbursements that have
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF’S
SALE
I
O.O.F.
hall.
Tran
Klondike.
is not evidence of good faith, it
roads to projects.
ments - ...... — ——-
sient and visiting or may accrue.
Henry Ruggles has Invented a 9» held. - ; --
By virtue of an execution in
successful straw burning stove,
Dated, February 8, 1987.
brothers are cordi­
foreclosure duly issued by the
ally invited to meet First publication Feb. 12, 1937.
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP -
approximately $250,000 wiping out which can be seen in operation
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Clerk of the circuit court of the
with us.
l a s t publication March 12. 1937.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR State of Oregon for the County of
(Continued from page one)
not only its savings but dipping daily at the Blue Barn.
Lewis JMeKee, N. G,
C. C. Wilson
?
/
Hon. S. S. Hayes, former resi­ THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
Sherman, dated February 8, 1937,
~
, a j —
• j . s
. • Y substantially to the governor’s sur-
The 40 day penod dunng wh eh ,
e,tablished at »381.000 at the dent of this city, but now resident
Joe
Truit,
Secretary
_
^
e
n
f
f_
of
Sherman
County,
Oregon
and
directed
to
me
upon
Decree
__________________________________________________________________
IN THE MATTER OF THE
Oregon’s lawmakers are permitted last rep<>rL
of Portland, has made this district, ESTATE OF C. G. MOTT, DE­ and Order of Sale rendered in said ¡ nn»nHntni»l»»»»»»n»»»»rawnHW» l |Íumnniwmi»imuWMmu»ti¿n
to draw their $3 per diem expires
Old age pensions continues' the a substantial gift of books to he CEASED
court on the 29th day of January “
Friday night. As yet, however, the big problem before this committee. added to the school library.
1937, in a certain suit wherein D e-'
No. 845
end of the session is not in sight The sub-committee dealing with
The Moro Fireman’s benefit
Tweede Northwestern and 'Pacific
NOTICE
OF
HEARING
ON
FI­
and with many major issues still this problem had tentatively agreed masquerade ball was a success.
Hypotheekbank, a corporation, as
pending not even the most venture­ to trim the governor’s figures for Dancing lasted until 4 o’clock and NAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN plaintiff, recovered judgment a-
some is willing to hazard a guess this item by $200,000 but advocates a net total of $212 was realised.
that
the undersigned administra­ gainst Harvey B. Thomberry and!
to when .¡ne die adjournment of ,
,iberal pension
Roy Powell and Miss Nora Elcock tor of the estate of C. G. Mott, de­ Mabell A. Thomberry. as defen-'
T
H
E
will come.
ing out £or a reduction in the age were awarded prizes for best sus­ ceased, has filed his final account dants, in the following sums to-
So far no action has been taken of «._____
pension beneficiaries
__________ which,
_____ if
, tained characters. Indian prinee and in the County Court- of the State wit:
$58,059.62. with , interest
on the anti-strike legislation, one agreed to will necessitate a sub- princess. Miss Florence Rigdon of Oregon, for the County of Sher­ thereon at 7% Per annum from
of the most controversial issues gtantial increase in this appropria-« and Fred Rose were awarded man, and that the fifteenth dav of December 1st, 1929;
'
.
I
before the session. Neither hasj tion and might even entail a gen-'prizes for the best waltzera. Spec- March, 1937, at the hour of 10:Q0 $1,133.23. with interest thereon at
anything been done about old age erai f un(j deficit after all unless | ial mention should be made of Miss a. m. of said day, at Court House 10% per annum from July 18, 1928;
pensions, a question concerning some new source of revenue can be Via Sayrs and Ed Tomlin as school at Moro, Oregon, in said county $1,035.80, with interest thereon at
which there are many aharply di­ unearthed.
kids, Mw. C. K. Cochran in her and state, has been appointed as 10% per annum from October 18,
Indian charcater. Geo. W. Berrian the time and place for the hearing 1929;
vided opinions. Nor have the sev­
4-
as
a colonial gentleman. Omer of objections to said final account $1*891.68, with» interest thereon
eral parole measures ever come be­
Apparently both branches of the
fore the members for considera­ legislature are determined to clean Sayrs as an old time miner ano and the settlement thereof.
at 10% per annum from June 25, j
tion. ----- ----
— out the slot machines, pin ball j Wm. Myers, the dead game sport. Date of st publication Febl 19, 1937 1934?^” ’ ^
State buildings needs, about games and other nickel-catching From the Observer Feb. 22, 1918 Date of first publication Feb. 19, $1,791.55. with interest thereon'
which most of the members agree devices that combine chance and
at 10%o per annum from November
1937.
that something should be done, skill. A bill by Senator Carney d e-1 The Holt Caterpillar for Roy Date of last publication Mar 12, 13, 1934; also
will probably remain unsolved when daring these devices to be public Powell has arrived and is tempo­ 1937.
$31.41 and plaintiff’s costs and dis­
bursements in said suit, together
the session ends because of lack of nuirances and authdrizing • their rarily started at the Chris Ander­
W. A. Spencer
funds for financing a building pro­ confiscation passed the senate last sen farm where Roy expects to do
Administrator With accruing costs! , which said
gram although Were is much sen­ week. This week the House pass­ some contract plowing before be­ T. Lester Johnson
judgment was enrolled in the office
timent favorable to either a state ed a similar bill sponsored by ginning his own farm work.
of the clerk of said court on the
Attorney at law,
office building or a new library Representative Martin and a group
29th day of January, 1937. "
Early Monday morning the pu­ Wasco, Oregon.
a
building even if<it means plunging of other representatives.
THEREFORE, by virtue of said
pils of Moro school were edified by
the general fund into the red again.
execution,
judgment and order of
‘ a short talk from Mr. Brown, who
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
The ways and means committee
"Hundreds of small businesses and addressed the Sunday
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE sale, and in compliance with the-
ccmmanda of said writ, I will on
is all set to loose a flood of appro­ industries will be brought under ing at the Methodist church In the DISTRICT OF OREGON.
priation bills on the House Thurs­ the operation of the unemployment interest of the relief -fund being
In the Matter of Richard T. "Monday, the 16th day of March.
1937, at the hour qf ten o’clock in
day. These will repreesent only the compensation act through amend- collected in Oregon for the. suffer- Morgan, Bankrupt.
the forenoon of said day, at the
regularly budgeted items, totalling ments written into the act thia, ing „ Armenians.
*
,
A .
No. B 21937 In Bankruptcy,
Funeral services for the late L . | T 0 THE CREDITORS OF RICH­ front door of the court house in,
just short of $14,000,000. Paring a week by the senate and now up/lo
the city of Moro, said county and!
few dollars here and adding a few the House fdr consideration. These
ARD T. MORGAN:
:e
o r
there the ways and means commit­ provide that any firm that em­
You are hereby notified that on state, sell at public auction, sub­
ject
to
redemption,
to
the
highest
tee has just about managed to keep ploys as many as four persons
the 11th day of Feb.. 1937, Richard
abreast of the governor’s recom­ even for a single day come under
T. Morgan, of Moro/ Oregon, was and best bidder for cash in hand,!
duly adjudged bankrupt, and that all the nght, title and interest of
mended total. Savings of approx­ the terms of the act.
• • «
the first meeting of his creditors W. E. Lowell and Emily G. Lowell,
imately $200.000 over the gover­
-
LAWYER
will be held in the office of G. C.| husband anff wife. Henry Grebe
A new 50-bed pavillion for the
nor’s budget were claimed by the
Morgan. Referee in Bankruptcy, in and H. M. A. Grebe,, husband And
committee until it yielded to the Eastern Oregon tuberculosis hos­
In i)
pleadings in behalf of higher edu­ pital at The Dalles was practically
Bend, Ore., T on the 27th day of wife? Harvey B. Thomberry and
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cation and increased the governor’s assumed this week when the ways
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February, 1^87, at ten o /clock in Mabell A. Thomberry, husband and ‘ ...... ..................... I I I I I I HH!............... .
Estate, a
rernmiaenditlffns for thia item by and meant committee put * its
the forenoon, a t which tin»« and} wife, T to
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TYPICAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
AFFECTED BY AUTOMOTIVE IÑDUSTR Y
place" the creditors may appear»
prove their claims, examine the
bankrupt, appoint a trustee and
transact such other business as
may properly' come before said
meeting.
Dated at Bend, Ore., thia Feb. 15th,
1937
G. C. Morgan,
Referee in Bankruptcy
M.
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Adapted Seed
An Essential Of
Soil Program
month
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„They tell you which m erchants
have saleab le g o o d s in stock. ;
They enable you to com pare
prices and m ake selection s in the
privacy o f your ow n hom e.
They enable you to buy and se!l
by telephone or mail when it is
inconvenient, uncom forlnb!
im possible to do so in iK—r
T. Lester Johnson
Sherman County
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