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COUNTY JOURNAL. » MORO, pRf uO>
FRIDA Y, FEBRUARY 26, HW7
T=
f
West 8.50 chains; thence North
Roy Welles, driver of one of the creditors may attend, prove
27 deff. W ett 6 chains; thence
R.
P.
Barnet’s
trucks,
left
Thurs-i
their
claims,
examine
the
bankrupt,
^Ijennan (County 3) on run J
north 56 der. W est 8-50 chains;
' day for Rickreall with a truck load ^appoint a trustee and transact such
thence North 44 deg. West
other business as m ay. properly
Í
of horses.
8HSBMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. 2, 1888
21.60 chains; thence North 70
come
before
said
meeting.
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL. Estaohsneu Oci 14, l*9<
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Decker and
der. West 9 J 6 chains to west
Dated
at
Bend,
Ore.,
this
Feb.
15th,
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 0, 1931
Mrs. J. J. Decker were transacting
line of eaid quarter; thence
. WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE. Established .1891 .
1937.
business in The Dalles Monday.
North to Northwest corner
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1982
G. C. Morgan.
Kent basketball boys and girls
thereof; thence East to North
Referee in Bankruptcy
Published Every’ Friday at Moro, Oreiron, By
motored to Wasco Monday evening
east corner thereof; thence
GILES L. FRENCH
_________ _____________ Managing Editor
The Kent Girls League presented where both teams met defeat.
J
South to place of beginning,
Carl Gregg of Bend was visiting! ESTATE OF BRITTANA G
a three act drama, “The Mystery of
containing 85 acres, more or
E M fìER
From the Observer Marek 1» 1918 the Masked Girl.” Saturday eve at the Alfred Lyons home Tuesday. : FULTON, DECEASED
-• less;
’ ’ __ X J
Moro Auxiliary, Red Cross, ning, February 20 in the High
Notice of Final Account No. 326
Beginning at the ~ Southeast
shipped another large s u p p ly o f school auditorium, due • leading
In the County Court of the State
corner of the Northwest quar
needed goods to the Chapter at The Ybles were carried hy Maxine
of Oregon for Sherman County.
ter (NW1) of Section Tweqty- -K »•
•> -f- ■ In the Matter of the Estate of
Dalles in which was inclosed: 123 Pluemke and Reseller: Barnet, and
five (26), in Township'Two
hand towels; 18 bed sheets; 13 sur others taking part were Geraldine
Entered as second-class matter at the Posiotfice, at Moro, Oregon,
of Brittana G. Fulton, deceased.
(2) North, Range Sixteen (18) .
under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879-
L > gical gowns; 13 pairs pajamas; Norton, Edna McKaj, Helen Wil
Notice is hereby ^given that^the
E. W. M., thence W est 2.50
26 pillow cases; 13 wash bags; 3 son, Gayle Guyton, Helen bather,
chains to Southeast corner of
Oregon lags in marking of high- unde: signed, as administrator c.La.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE., 31-50
Barnet.
dish towels; 13 pairs socks ; 9 sweat Myrtle Helyer and Levina
lend heretofore deeded to Fred
flo Mr. N e il:ways w’th distinctive marks indi of the Estate of Brittana G. Ful
One Year ......................
ers; 1 scarf; 10 handkerchiefs; 1350 The play director
ton, deceased, ha» filed his final
Blau; thence North 41 deg.
cating
sections
where
it
is
danger-
FEBRUARY 26,1937
gauze wipes. These shipments are ^G eorge"'W ilcox of The Dalles
oth«_veM cle»,the‘'Ore account in the Couply Court of the
West 17 chains; thence North .
now made regularly and any one
State of Oregon for Sherman Coun
36
deg. West 2.76 chains.; .
gon
Motorist”
official
publication
of
had joined the block. There was who can help Will be* welcome at was a business visitor in Kent last
LIBRARY
thence North 51 deg. 3 0 \ West
the Oregon State Motor associa ty ar.d that" Friday, the 5th day of
no
need
for
adjournment
before
the
either • the evening or day work Friday.
One of the bills now in the legis
20 chains; thence North
.
tion, charged in an . editorial ap March, 1937, at the hour of 9:30
L. V. Walton of The Dalles was
lature is one for the construction regular hour but the proceedings meetings.
o’jlTck in the forenoon of said day
deg.
West
10j$7
chaiqs;
thence
pearing
in
the
February
issue.
The three day series of winter looking after farming interests in ~ Other States have long used this and cojlrt room of said court has
of a new library building in Salem. would have. been delayed by the
North on quarter section line - ;
The present library is housed in calls for a quoram and other Chautauqua concluded this week this community last Saturday.
7.76 chains to northwest c$r- . ,
life-saving
precaution, it was b en- ^appointed by said court as
methods
of
heckling
the
majority.
at Moro under the EUieon-White • John Wilson and Carl Gregg- left
* the basement of the Supreme court
the
time
and
place
for
the
hearing
ner
of said . quarter! v thenep . >
ttU -Tm otori’ t t
This is the first full week of pay iMhacemont was attended by at Thu: »day lor Ebensburg,
- building and it has ourgrown its
of objections thereto and the set
East
to Northeast . corner
Med .-the highest ap. tlement thereof.
quarters to such an extent that less days and the members are U rce numb«- each Hjaion. Pop«-) where Mr. Gregg 1» looking for a .
thereof; thence South to place ,
getting
increasingly
nervous
about,
lar opuuon votes the Lady s orthos location.
■
. . .
' nroval of its efficiency ”
books and pamphlets and oth«
' Dated and first published Feb. 'e t beginning, containing 84 ;
center line now run 5thn 1937. - - '
reference material is stacked ano getting home. They are nervous tra aa the beat feature and the Ba-¡ Mra. Max Pluemke arrived home P
acres, more or less, subject /to •
piled in every cranny in the walls. because of the long grind also
" **
attend”X » * « « * entire length of highway
Date -of last publication March
right-of-way heretofore given A
and
nerves
are
inclined
to
break
out
There is little ventilation and ab
on tangents as well as curves, 5th, 1937. . .
to Columbia Southern Railway -
in petty arguments and insane
Orval and Faye Thompson of funeral of her brother-in-law.
solutely no chance of expansion.
THEODORE OPSUND, Adminis
thdre
is
no
warning
that
one
sec
Co.
and E. E. Lytle/ through
That UnnH in ^ are in the 5th 100 names i Evelyn Davis was a dinner guest
A library, nowdays, is not the schemes for insane bills.
trator.. c. t. a.
tion
is
more
dapgerous
than
an
and
over
a portion of said land.. . .
condition
is
perhaps
to
be
expect
of Oregon school children to receive 1 at the J. C. Wilson home Thuis-
exclusive property of highbrows
other,’’ it was declared editorially. HUNTINGTON, WILSON AND
Also
the
fallowing described real
ed
from
a
group
of
men
and
women
an achievement pin for selling $50 day evening.
v
but is used by every class of peo
“But by distinctively marking DAVIS. Attorneys.
property
situated
in said Sherman
who
overwork
for
forty
days.
worth
of
war
saving
certificates.
J
Harry
Howell
has
a
new
tractor
ple. The prisoners in the peniten
curves and sections of the highway
County,
Oregon,
to
be sold subject
The
minor
legislation
is
well
out
“
Word
has
been
received
by
Sher-
delivered
to
him
Thursday
by
Mc-
tiary. COC boys in the many Ore
that are particularly hazardous, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
to
that
certain
mortgage
for $10,-
of
the
way
and
all
that
remains
is
iff McKean of the death a t Astoria Kean and Searcy of Moro. *
gon camps, hundreds of small local
rhotorists are warned that- it is • By virtue of an execution io 000.00 executed by J. J. Miller and
the
appropriation
bills,
the
labor
by
drowning
of
Jim
Reid
on
the
Mr.-and
Mrs.
John
Witon.
and
,
0
m
libraries, Sheepherders and bank
U e b foreclosure duly issued by the Rosa Miller, husband and wife, in
ers, all call or write the library to bills, the social security bills and 23rd. -Mr. Reid jomed the national , 0„ Kenneth wdrf; Moro via.tois
Cle,k of the circuit court of the favor of said plaintiff, dated Nov
perhaps
the
parole
and
weed
bills
army in the 2nd contingent to leave Tuesday.
obtain information or amusement
road.”
P .
Oregon for the County of ember 30th, 1923, and recorded in
among
the
major
things.
It
seems
Sherman county.
1 A radio man from the R. A.
It is definitely a part of the life of
Markings of this type is inexpen- vj,, man. dated February 8, 1937, Book “S” at page 120 mortgage
to
be
generally
conceded
that
the
From the Observer Feb. 28. 1908 (Twiss shop in The Dalles, was at sive and is purely a refinement of | and directed to me upon Decree
the state.
records of said Sherman County,
‘
t
ii
u Hanson
oz»„ <.na
Whether the bill as now drafted appropriations will be passed. The
Messrs.
Lewellen,
and the J. M. Wilson .home Monday the center line, according to the and Order of Sale rendered in said Oregon, to-wit:
old
age
pension
block
is
pro-labor
will meet with the ideas of «
Elcock will occupy the First street rv p airin gth t'irraio.
“Oregon Motorist.
court on the 29th day of January
Lot Three (3) of Se¿‘ on Eight
E. E. Gervais and son Ivan of
majority of the state’s legislators and would pass their bills and ad brick, next door to the opera house
1937, in a certain suit wherein De-
(8), Township Two (2) North.
or not cannot be told until a vote U journ if they could. Those .who ruins. They open with an all up Grass Valley were at Kent Thurs Notice of Final Settlement
TweCtle
Northwestern
and
Pacific
Range
Sixteen (16) of E. W.
favor
the
passage
of
the
labor
bills
day looking after Tum-a-lum \ ------------— -—
taken on it but some provision must
to date brand new stock, under the
Hypotheekbank,
a
corporation,
as
M.
are
also
anxious
to
satisfactorily
soon be made for a new building
NOTICE is hereby given that
name of Moro Commercial Com- business.
And thq N ortheast, quarteb
;ur. and Mrs. Carl Schadewitz the undersigned as administrator plaintiff, recovered judgment a-
for this essential service to the settle the pension question.
.
(N E i); the east half of the
The pin-ball, dog racing and slot pany.
were business visitors a t Wasco of the estate of Mattie Isaacs Do- gainst Harvey B. Thornberry and
state.
after the first, the goods dl
Mabell
A.
Thornberry.
as
defen-
Northwest
quarter (E IN W D :
machine bills brought the largest the Soon
heny, deceased,, has filed at the
French-Thompson hardware Fruiay
iants,
in
the
following
sums
to-
the
Southwest
quarter of
and
hardest
lobby
to
Salem
of
the
A
birthday
dinner
was
enjoyed
GAMBLING DEVICES
County Court of the State of Ore
stock will be opened in the large
$58,059.62. with interest
Northwest quarter (SW1NWJ)
Something of a furore has come entire session. They converged on room of the Horace Strong brick at the J. H. Wilson home Sunday. gon for Sherman County, his Final wit:
of Section Seventeen (17);
out of the vote in the house on the senate where the bills were on Main street, now occupied by The occasion being the birthday Account, and that Monday, March thereon at 7% per annum from
the Southeast quarter (SE I)
anniversaries of Mr. Wilson - and 22nd,- 1937, at ten o’clock a. m.. December Jst, 1929;
pinball machines and other devices being discussed and the arm wav
Rudolf rink. ____ Junior von Borstel. Those present
$1,133.23, with interest thereon at
and the East half of Southwest
ing in the halls became dangerous the e nuypru
of gambling. There is always
has
been
-
fixed
by
s'vid
Court
a.
Wm. Henrichs returned from were. Mr and Mr3_ F ,ank von
(E5SWJ); the Southeast quar
to by-standers and pedestrians.
fuss over such bills.
the time for hearing objections to 10% per annum from July 18, 1928;
Oregon
City
on
the
20th
with
over
Borste|;
Mr
aniJ
Mrs.
Neil
Mc-
$
l/’35.80,
with
interest
thereon
at
ter
of Northeast quarter (SEI
Vociferous
and
gesturing
lobbying
There are so many sorts of gamb
said Report, if any, and the settle
10% per annum from October 18,
NEI) and Lots Two (2) and
ling that the repression of one ia aa dangerous as the more insid 1000 speckled trout,, which were Glug Qn and Mrg Jx)hn w ilson and ment thereof.
.1929;
Three (3) of Section Eighteen
kind nearly always aids some other ioua kind more generally discussec at once released on the Gould farm #on Rennetb.
Harvey F. Stone.
$1,891.08,
with
interest
thereon
lake.
The
lit
t
le
fish
were
quite
Albert
Pluemke
of
Madras
and
(18), all in Township Two (2)
around
the
public
meeting
places
kinds. If the white men ban pub
Administrator of the Estate
at 10% per annum from June 25.
Carl Pluemke of Portland visited
North, Range Sixteen (16) E.
lic gambling the Chinamen will do However it is being conceded that frisky-whan released.
of Mattie Isaacs Doheny,
Robert Brash, O. W. Axtell .J. B. their parents> Mr. and Mrs. Max
1984; •
W. M., containing 617.91 acres,
a little better with their lottery for in all probability the bills against
Deceased.
$L791.55t
with interest thereon
more or less;
Mowry
and
other
Moro
cittMna
are
p
,uemke
over
the
week
cnd.
the
machines
will
be
passed,
signed
it seems that nothing can ever stop
And beginning at the North •«i
them. Those furtive characters by the governor and enforced, the making gardens—perhaps a little
Robert Schilling and Mike Bibby ' i n THE COUNTY COURT OF at 10% per annum from November
too
previous.
.13,
1934;
also
west comer of the Southeast ’
who own and operate the “excu- lobbyists to the contrary, notwith
were at Redmond Wednesday purch THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
John and Dan Carmody were yet asing hay for the Bibby sheep.
$31.41 and plaintifF’s costs and dis
quarter (S E |) of Section Sev
<
sive’* elubs will'flnd more customers standing.
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
bursements
in
said
suit,
together
enteen (17) Township
(2) '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cratty» Mr.
if pinball machines are banned by . A pension block was formed sojourning in the land of oranges
IN THE MATTER OF THE
North, Range Sixteen . (16) E.
Monday when Willis Mahoney came on the 16th but are now afloat en and Mrs. W. B. Wilson and Mrs. E S T A lj: OF C. G. MOTT, DE with accruing costs; which said
law. •
judgment was enrolled in the office
W. M., said beginning point be
A recent decision of the circuit down from Klamath Falls to take route to the banana islands of Alfred Lyons were shopping in CEASED “
a
of
the
clerk
of
said
court
on
the
ing
designed by an iron stakp * ’
The Dalles Wednesday. -
court has ruled that pinball mach. a hand in the proceedings. It is Hawaii.
No. 345
29th day of January, 1937»
• 2 feet long and 1-8 inches, fn *
ines are lotteries and illegal un made up of the pliable members
NOTICE
OF
HEARING
ON
FI
Arlington—According to railroad
THEREFORE, by virtue of said
diameter, driven full length in-
der the constitution. It is probable of his excellensy the governor’s op
NAL ACCOUNT
offlcjals
a bell will be installed at
execution, judgment and order of
to
the ground: thence” Weet
that the effect of the present bill position and some of those who sfee
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
sale, and In compliance with the
4.45 chains; thence South 2.25
will be to curtail all forms of major, if not entire, interest in the ¡crossing where the Condon
that
the
undersigned
administra
cimmands of said writ, I will on
chains;
thence
Ea<
7.96
f u r i he next
gam es used for raffling or draw pensions for those over 65. There braqch and the highway meet.
tor of the estate of C. G. Mott, de
Men started to work on the instal
Monday,
the
16th
day
of
March.
chains;
thence
North
2.25
5
m
e
n
hx
o
f
is
said
to
be
17
members
signed
ing for a prize.
ceased, has filed his final account
1937, at the hour of ten o’clock in chains; thence West 3.60 chains
sealed and delivered to the ex-may ment last Wednesday. Even tho*
in
the
County
Court
of
the
State
there is but one train a day the
the forenoon of said day, at the
to the place of beginning, con
or of Klamath.
LEGISLATURE END NEAR
THE
of Oregon, for the County of Sher
front
door
of
the
court
house
in
taining
1.78 acres;
'
When will it end? It ia possible crossing is a dangerous one.
•The Oregon legislature is speed
man. and that the fifteenth day of
the city of Moro, said county and
And
th®
Northwest
quarter
of* •
ing on to a Anieh this week with that the legislators will be wend
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
March, 1937, at the hour of 10:00 .
n ».
ur
u
Cbrvallis—“Potato prices this
-
. u
.state, sell at public auction, sub-
Northwest , quarter (N W |-
a monkey wrench hung on the safe- ing their homeward way by the
a.
m.
of
said
day,
at
Court
House
.
‘
.
w’
ject to redemption, to the highest
A K E 'iho most i f y u-
N W |) of Section Seventeen '
ty valve. TTie attempt to block the time this is printed, but it may be yea$ are the highest they have been
at Moro, Oregon, in said county
and
best
bidder
for
cash
in
hand,
^reading hours. Enjoy (he
(17) and all of Lot One (1) *
passage of the appropriation bills a week before the home folks see in tpn years, and it is just possible
and state, has been appointed a«
all the right, title and interest of
in Section Eighteen (18), Town •
wit, the wisdom, ihe compan
Saurday was a feeble show of what them—and begin to ask how it all1 they won’t be that high again for
the
time
and
place
for
the
hearing
another ten years. The thing to
W. •£}. Lowell and Emily C. Lowell,
ship Two (2) North, Range *
ionship the charm that have
would have been power if enough happened.
of objections to said final account
do in growing potatoes is to keep
husband
and
wife.
Henry
Grebe
Sixteen
(16) E. W M. •
made
the
Ar„
wric,for
seventy
and the settlement thereof.
S r mind that for every year they
and H. M.- A. Grebe, husband and
Taken
and
levied .upon as the*
five
years
America’s
'
most
Date
of
first
publication
Feb.
19,
STATEHOUSE GOS8IP
Wife, Harvey B. Thornberry and property of the defendants above
of 1905 and 1907, being Speaker of sell for $2 to $3 there are two years
quoted
and
nrc
st
cherished
1937.
(Continued*from page one)
the House during the. latter when they sell for less than $1
Date of last publication Mar. 12, Mabell A. Thornberry, husband and named, or so much thereof as may
magazine.
wife,-The W. M. Barnett Estate, a be necessary to satisfy said judg
term. John P. Hunt, veteran chief a hundred.” says E. R. Jackman,
1937».
.
increasing the monthly pensions.
S * -n d
(m e n tio n ia g th is nd i
corporation,
Indepedent Warehouse ment in favor of said DeTweéde
clerk of the senate, died in a Port extension agronomist.
W. A. Spencer
__ __ C_____ JL_S_ _>______ —___
and
Milling
Gompany, a corpora Northwestern and Pacific Hy-
land hospital Thursday after an ill
--- t o —
i
————
Administrator
Friday was pay day for the law ness of ten days. Hunt, who was
,U\n.
A.
A.
Schramm,
Superintend potheekbank. a corporation', against
T he A th u iti.- M o n th ly
Teacher—Now. Anthony, try this
T. Lester Johnson ,
makers. A total of $14,764.15 was 58 years of age. had been a senate
dent
of
Banks
and
H. M. Ste said defendants, with interest and
8 Arlington St , Boston, Mass.
Attorney at law,
distributed among the 90 members empiOyp4» since 1907, first as as- sentence: “Take the cow out of
phens,
Deputy
Superintendent
of costs and disbursements that havg
Wasco, Oregon.
of the house and Senate, less the #istant to the chief clerk, and then the lot.” What mood?
Banka,
in
charge
of
the
liquida
or may acerue.
Anthony—The cow.
advances which some of the legis- * chief clerk gince 1921.
tion of Bank of Commerce, of
IN
THE
DISTRICT
COURT
OF
Dated, February 8, 1937.
lators have been drawing to meet
• • «
Wasco. Oregon, W. H. Burres and
THE
UNITED
STATES
FOR
THE
First
publication Feb. 12, 1937.
expenses as the session pro-
Reports current about the legis
Marvin. O. Kirklie, defendants in
DISTRICT OF OREGON.
Last publication March 12. • 1037. 7
greased. Of this smount $10,960 jature that W. L. Gosslin, secreary
said suit, in and to the following
;
In the Matter of Richard T. described, real property, situated C. C. Wilson
represents the pay of the lawmak-
^he governor would be appoint
Sheriff
of
Sherman
County,
Oregon
Morgan,
Bankrupt.
era for their services at the rate ed to the full-time chairmanship
in Sherman County, State of Ore
No. B 21937 In Bankruptcy,
of $3 a day for 40 days and $3.304.- of the paroie board if that office is
gon, to-wit: -
TO THE CREDITORS OF RICH
15 represents traveling allowance created by this session. Were de
Lupine Rebecca Lodge Ne« 114. -
The Southwest quarter (SWJ)
ARD T. MORGAN:
at the rate of 16 cents a mile in nied by both Gosslin and Govemoi
' Moro, Oegon
of
Section
Fourteen
(14);
the
You are hereby notified that on
coming to Salem and returning Martin this week. Gosslin is ex
Northeast
quarter
of
the
North
'he 11th day of Feb.. 1937, Richard
Meats 2d and 4th Tu-
to their homes after the session officio a member of the present
east quaYter (NE1NE1) of
T.
Morgan, of Moro, Oregon, was
adjourns. Representative Kimber- parole board.
.
esdaya
of each month
Section Twenty-two (22); The* :
duly adjudged bankrupt, and that
ling of Canyon City holds the rec
Visiting
members wel
North
half
(NJ)
and
South
'h« first meeting of his creditors
ord for the longest distance trav
The bill increasing the counties’
come.
east
quarter
(SEJ)
of
Section
will be held in the office of G. C.
eled in attending the session. His share of the gasoline taxes to $2.-
Twenty-three (23); The South
Morgan. Referee in Bankruptcy, in
Hazel Truitt. N. G.
round trip totals up to 1035 miles 000,000 a year was signed by Gov
half (Si) and Hie Northwest
Lila Bull. Secretary
Bend.
Ore.,
on
the
27th
day
of
and his expense check called for ernor Martin Saturday. Under
quarter (NWJ) of section Twe
February,,
1937,
at
ten
o’clock
in
the payment of $155.25.
this revised quota the allocation to
nty-four (24); and the North
the forenoon, at which time and
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. Q. EL. S,
each county will be increased by
east quarter (NE1) of Section
place
the
creditors
may
appear,
Moro, Oregon \
The ink was hardly dry on Gov 25 percent. —*------------ —
Twenty-five (25), all in Town
prove
their
claims,
examine
the
Meets
„ Every Second
a
*
•
’
ernor Martin’s signature to the bill
ship Two (2) North, Range
bankrupt,
appoint
a
trustee
and
-A*-.
-
-
-r»r—
—T
"*
’
'
<
A
Fourth
Thursdays
in!each
reducing the registration fee on
Chancellor Hunter’s fight for
Sixteen (1G) E. W. M.
transact such other business as
Month. Visiting member».
pick-up cars from $10 to $5 before more money for the state system
The Northwest quarter (NWJ)
may properly come before said
Invited. '
Secretary of State Snell began of higher education has resulted
of Section Thirty (30) in Town
meeting.
-
•
<
Esther Morris, W. U .
> sending out refund checks to the in an increase of approximately
ship Two (2) North, Range
Dat°d at Bend, Ore., tWis Feb. 15th,
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
12,000 owners of this type car who $212,000 over the budget recom
PURPOSE o f the 20 direct branches operated by The
Soventten (17) E. W. M.„
1937
had already paid their registration mendations submitted by Govemoi
Beginning at. tho Northeast
United States National Bank is to serve local needs» through
G. C. Morgan,
fee at the higher figure. Refund Martin. The ways and^Aans com
coiner
of the Northeast quar Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Referee
in
Bankruptcy
of the $5 was authorized by the mittee agreed on a plan involving
local staffs, in key aMmmanities o f the state. This branch •
Moro, Oregon
ter
(NE1)
of Section Twenty-
new law. «Reduction of the fee was a $400.000 appropriation and ^tab-
Meets the 1st and 3rd
six
(26),
in
Township
Two
(2)
participates
to
the
fullest
extent
in
that
policy—
a
funda
recommended by Snell who declaret lizatlon of the millage revenues for
TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of
Thursday evenings of
North. Range Sixteen (16) E.
that the higher licenae amounted ta higher education at the 1930 level
mental policy o f helpful community service— and invites
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
each mond h? Visiting
W.
M.
thence
south
7.75
chains;
discrimination and worked sp hard effective with 1938. This does not
DISTRICT OF OREGON
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members
cordially^tn-
thence
North
85
deg.
West
f
you,
to
discuss
yotir
lo
a
n
d
a
l
problems
with
its
officers.
—
ship en the owners of small cars provide any additional revenue^.
No. B 21938^ In Bankruptcy.
8.50
chains;
thence
North,
89
vited
to
meet
with aa.
with pick-up bodies.
The increased allowance for
. In the Matter of Ivy M. Morgan,
H. B. Pinkerton, W. M.
deg.
West
.13
chains;
thence
Rrsasrrtr
O
ver
120
M
illions
higher education comes out of the
Bankrupt.
North 72 deg. 30’ West 4.15
C- V. Belknap. Secy.
Death struck twice at the senate general fund.
chains; thence North 56 deg»»,
TO
THE
CREDITORS
OF
IVY
^C.
R-
H
arding
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M
anager
during the week to remove two
West 9.37 chains: thence East
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
'M. MORGAN:
veterans who have been identified
Not even Governor Martin him
L. A . L ittleton
. .
- A s s't M anager
on Section line to place of be
. Moro, Oregon '
You are hereby notified that on
with the Oregon legislature for self would be able to recognize in
ginning, containing 181 acres,
the 11th day of Feb.. 1937, Ivy M
Meets l i t and 3rd
many years, Frank Davey, 86-year , the revamped mining board bill the
more or. less;
Morgen, of Moro, Oregon, was duly
¡Tuesdays in the
old assistant sergeant-at-armh died “child” which he sent to the legis
B ^jining at a point 4^31
adjudged bankrupt, and that the
LO.OJF*. hall. Tran
a t ' a Salem hospital Wednesday lature two weeks ago. The bill as
cljftins north of the Southeast
fi’-st meeting of’ her creditors wild
sient.. and visiting
night after suffering a sudden at worked over by the mining com-
corner of the Southwest quar
h" held in the office of G. C. Mor
brothers ara cordi
tach of illness only the day before mitees of the House and Senate
ter (SWl) of Section Twenty-
gan. Re*e ee in Bankruptcy, in
ally invited to ueet
Davey, for many years identifier carries an appropriation of $50,000
Head Ogice, Portland, Oregon
' '
thr e (?:t) fn Township Two •
B-ml. Ore., on’ the 27th day of
F E D E R A L D K F O S IT IN S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N
.
with us.
with nows papers in various parts a year as the gpvernor had re>
(2) Ñorth, Range Sixteen (16
^ e b , 1937, at te« o'clock’ in the
Lewis McKee. N. G.
of the state, served hi the House quested but $20,000 of this is ear-
E. W. M., thence North 34 deg.
forenoon, at which time and place
Joa Trait. Secretary.
prospectors- Another $10,000 is
earmarked for assaying activities
and only $20,000 is available for
expenses of tha propoed-- JBlining
board.
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£
ent Girls
eague E resents
Play A t School
i
In Other Day«
Oregon Lags In
Highway Marking
Send $ 1.
M
O ur F irst Aim
la to Serve this Conimiurfty
T he D alles B ranch
U nited States N ational B ank
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