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tion Ten (10), Township One’
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
(1) North, Runge Eighteen
»HERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER .. Establish**«! Nov. 2, 1888
latest rumors followed close on the
All persona having claims against
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL. I tabiishei) Oct. 14. 1897
(18) East of the Willamette
heels of Goss' in's protests to the
t
CONSOLIDATED. MARCH 6. 1931
the
estate of Orren A. Ramsey,
From
the
Observer
May
22,
1908
Meridian.
Portland school board and the state
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
deceased,
«.
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.
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Said
sale
is
made
under
execu-
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. are hereby notified to
J.
N.
Spencer
has
traded
his
board of higher education against
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932
Klondike
store
and
business
foi
tion
issued
out
of
the
Circuit
Court
present
them
in proper form to the
the participation o f a Portland
suburban
property
in
Portland.
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of
the
State
of
Oregon
for
Sher-
undersigned,
the duly appointed,
teacher and a university professor
, Published Every Friday at Moro. Orpoon. By
A
new
business
long
needed
in
1
man
County,
to
me
directed
in
the
qualified
and
acting
Admin stiator
GILES L. FRENCH
'
Managing Editor
in the recent Commonwealth Fed­
been establi8hed by Jaa. !
of Dr Hettie
West, plain- of the estate of Orren A. 'Ramsey,
eration convention in (Portland. ----------------------- Mor<)
Mr. and Mrs. «L-M- Wilson mot-1 Kelly, who is experienced in the tiff, vs.'Mrs. Eleanor Olmstead, de- deceased at the office of Geo. G.
While it is generally agreed the
ored
to The DalMa Tuesday taking!
wor^ of cleaning, repairing and « fendant.
Updegraff, Moro, Oregon, w *hm
protests were lacking in tact and
C. C. WILSON
six months from the date of this
out of place friends of Goeslin in­ W. S. Hall to the Mid-Columbia preaging clothing.
Mrs. Phil Ruggles of the John Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon notice, to wit: April 30th. 1987,
sist he is being made the “goat” hospital for treatment.
Melvin R. Schadewitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGlasson; Day fruit and vegetable farm was Childers and Finsley
in carrying out orders from hia
20-33 Geo. G. Updegraff,
were week end visitors at the a visitor Tuesday.
Attorneys
for
Plaintiff.
superior.
Moro. Oregon,
E ntered as aecond-vlas* m a tte r at th f P^sintfire.
Attorney for Administrator.
George E. Lewellen of the Moro
While similar rumors have been hom e. of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
linder Art of Cnnvre-« AfVwrrt» ”
,
u
Commercial Co., enjoyed a brief
26-27-28-29
circulated before without any ap­ Belshe near Moro.
NOTICE OF SHERFIF’S SALE
¿SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
parent foundation in fact those
A
crew
of
sheep
shearers
have
(
visit
with
his
mother
last
week,
Î1.50
Docket No. 2412 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
who profess to be in the “know” been at Kent the past week shear-' W. D. Scott, the Monkland me-
One Y ear ........
—
On
the
14th
day
of June, 1937-
insist that the time is now ripe ing the J. M. Wilson, J. C. W ilson[ chanic. has sold out there and mov-
All persona having claims
MAY 21,1937
at
the
hour
of
10:05
o’clock, a. m., g(kingt th#
of g ,,,,,, M
ed to ‘Mitchell.
for a change and that soon a new and Gus Schilling sheep.
at
the
■
front
t
door
o
f
..the^
Court
Smith
d
.ceaMd,
are
required to
secretary
will
be
greeting
visitors
Mrs. Betty Kelly was an all day From the Observer May 24, 1918
TO THE GRADUATES
COURT MEASURE
vitta voucher, to the
to the executive department. It is ’ guest of Mrs. J. C. Wilson Tues-', J. E. Noiton, D. E. Stephens, J. House in Morot 8herman C ouny, resent
‘ T ’ H r .* undersigned, at Klondike, Oregon,
A compromise that might he
There will be comparatively few not expected that Gosslin will be 1 day.
’ ’
j C. McKean and G. B. Bourhill at- ? re5 ° n' u -L ’ 7
highest bidder for cash, the fol-
month, ir#m
accepted by both sides of the con- people m the United States who dismissed as secretary to the gov­
Kent Grange No. 6S8 will hold, tended the War Worker’s Confer- lowing described • real property
troversy over the site of the will not listen at some time or ernor but rather that he will re- j its next regular meeting Saturday ence held in Portland during the
of the first publication of this no­
located in Sherman County, Ore­ tice. The date of the first publica­
supreme court would be to allow other this month and next to some sign his post to accept a better job evening, 'May 22nd. llarland View] week.
gon.
to-wit:
probably
as
a
member
of
the
legal
the members of the court itself weighty words of advice to high
tion of thia notica is April 80th,
grange Will come to Kent 'and bring r Martin Hansen has donated to
Lots Five (6- Seven (7), Eight
to choose the new members after school and college students upon staff of the district attorney for their
, 1937.
candidates
where
Kent the Red Cross auxiliary a 3-year
(8 )'and Eleven (11) in Section
nomination by the senate of the their completion of the prescribed Multnomah county.
grange will initiate all new mem- eld Shire filly to be raffled for the
Alta Smith
Eighteen
(18), Township One
United States"
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cours* of study.
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bers in the third and fourth de- benefit of the local Red Cross at a
(1). South, Range Nineteen
Administratrix of the Estate of
If proponents of the measure are
Givers of the advice will be
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date to be named later. The value
Reports that the Oregon national grees.
(19) East of the Willamette
Ralph M. Smith, Deceased.
really convinced that a greater sundry ministers educators and guard • would mobilize at Camp
A number of Kent folks attend-1 of the filly on the market is not
Meridian,
according
to
the
Go­
Frank G. Dick,
number of justices are necessary other public speakers of local note, Clatsop again this summer are en- fed the 4-H Club meeting at Grass less than $200 and will be a means
vernment
survey.
I
Attorney.
to do the work they would be glad As a general thing they will love tirely without foundation accord­ Valley Sunday and had picnic ’ of increasing the funds of the local
Said sale is made unde* execu- Thee Dalles. Oreogn
'to have them obtained in this m an-, the opportunity to give advice as ing to Major General George A. dinner.* .
ruxityary materially.
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tion issued out of the Circuit Court «■■■■■■■ » ■' n ir'r
ner. However, if the proponents, all of us enjoy being asked to ad- White. The Oregon troops will
.Clarence Lafoon was visiting his
Th Commencement exercises of of the State of Oregon for the
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No. l i t
cr rather the major proponent, I vise others. In fact it is possible join those of Washington, Idaho, wife Sunday, who is a patient in the Moro high school will be held County of Sherman, to me directed-
Moro, Oegon
really wants to appoint men who that the usual commencement pro­ Montana and Wyoming in a mobili­ a hospital in T h e t i l e s . Mrs.. May 28th at the high school audi- in the case of Harriet Nish and
will look with favor on new theor-I gram was designed by the elders zation of the entire 41st division Lafoon is reported to he improv torium.
The following program C. A. Nish, as administrators of
Meets 2d and 4th Tu­
ies regardless of constitutionality,1 in order to give them a right to under command of ‘Major General ing.
has been prepared.
the estate of A. Nish, deceased.
esdays of each mouth
the compromise would not be ac- speak their wisdom to defenseless White. Fourteen thousand nation­
Mrs. Chet Marrs and children of Music .............................. O rchestia Plaint'ffs. vs. W. A. May. et al,
Visiting
member« wel
cepted.
y°uth-
al guardsmen and regular army G ran g er, Wn., are vjsiting for a Class H isto ry ........ Pearl Hennagin defc’r'ants.
come.
Solo
Mrs.
Lewellen
If the .purpose of the court pro-
There is no case on record to troops will take part in the two few days at the J. N. Maclnnes instrumental
CHARLES C. WILSON
Valedictory ...... ..... Mary Kunsman Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon j
posal is to obtain control over the indicate that any youth or maiden weeks maneuvers which are sche­ home.
Hazel Truitt. N. G-
Lila Bull. Secretary
judicial as well as the executive, so imbued with the wisdom thus ob duled for August.
Mrs. Laura S ather went to P crt- Class Prophesy ....... Lee Stewart Grfvin & Gavin. Attorneys.
i
land
Saturday
to
be
with
her
son
Vocal
Duet
to which Riooseveit was elected, tained that he or she went into the
The Dalles, Oregon.
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Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Kunsman
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S.
and the legislative, which has par­ world and brought about the millin-
Jack who is there for medical
lAn audit of the records of the treatment.
Graduating Address J. B. Hosford
Moro, Oregon
tially abdicated because of politi­ nium. In fact a bit of serious
NOTICE O
OF
> SHERIFF’S SALE
Meets Every Second
cal fear, the compromise proposed thought will indicate that this State Forestry^ Department, just
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and Music ..... .................... Orchestra
Docket No o. 24Í3J
Fourth Thursdays in each
would be as bad as no change at generation has not been so sfcart- completed reveals that $552,803 in daughter Nellie and grand son
forest patrol assessments levied George Sacre and Geraldine Nor­ NOTICE OF 8HERIFFS SALE
On the 14th day of June. I. 1937. '
ingly
successful
in
its
development
Month. Visiting membert
all. 1
during the past eight years re- ton were dinner guests at the Dick
y
at the hour of 10:00 o’clock , a. m., ’
of
science,
art,
politics
and
humai)
On
Saturday,
June
19,
1937,
at
Invited.
The senate and the court would
relationships that it can well acblmain unpaid. This situation is ac- Reckman home at Grass Valley the hour o f 1:30 jtem., at the front- at the front door of the Court
Frances
King W. M.
be able to choose men of ability
counted for by the auditors as due ■ ~ .
Ruth Sparling. Secretary.
The occasion being the door of the County Court .House, House in Moro; Sherman County,
whose respect for constitutional vise the youth of the land on any either to errors in description of , .
,y
Oregon. I will sell at auction to
of Mr. in Moro, Sherman County, Ore-
government and reason was super­ of those subjects.
timber lands as submitted by th e j^ ______anniversaries
.,^
the highest bidder for cash- the Eureka Lodge No. 12LA -F & A-M
Wilscn
and
grand
daughter
Mar-
gon,
I
will
sell
at
auction
to
the
We
can
wish
them
well
and
nope
ior to their respect for personal,
forestry
board
or
to
the
arbitrary
following
described real property,
garet 'Reckman. ,
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_highest bidder for cash in hand,
Moro, Oregon
victory despite its possible effect they can do better—nothing more.
omission
by
county
assessors
in
located
in
Sherman County, Ore­
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the
following
described
real
prop
Meets the 1st and 3rd
on the welfare of the nation. Some things in this world need
extending the'tax rolls and in leav­
Read the ads in the Journal
erty, located in Sherman County, gon, to-wit:
Thursday evenings of
Power, in this manner, would not changing, no doubt, but what they ing off the rolls in some counties
Lots numbered Four (4). nine
each month. Visiting
necessarily be consolidated'in too are or how they should be changed
assessments against county owned
(9) and Ten (10) in Section
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member« cordially in-
few hands and the principles of is not a matter of common agree lands.
In this connection the
Eighteen (18). Township One ,
ment in this generation and it is
vited to meet with us.
democracy would be retained.
(1), South of Range Nineteen
doubtful if the youngsters now en- auditors call attention to an opin­
Roy PoWell. W. M.
(19) East of the Willamette
ering adulthood will find the prob­ ion by Attorney General Van
C- V. Belknap. Secy.
Winkle holding that timber lands
Meridian.
A GOOD FISH STORY
lem much easier.
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acquired by the counties by tax
Said sale is made under execu­
It’s a tough worldMkids, but if
o. 113, I. O. O. F.
’i A great many pgsh\stories are
sales are subject to fire control
tion issued out of the Circuit Court Moro Lodge
Moro, Oregon
told each year, a large proportion you work hard enough, stay with charges the same as are privately
of the state of Oregon, for the
it
consistently,
learn
to
put
your
of which are disbelieved. In fact,
Meets 1st and 3rd
County of Sherman, to me directed
owned lands.
Tuesdays in the
it has become a custom to show a earning into practice and get
in the case of Harriet Nish and
certain amount of scornful disbe­ along with those who are sharing
I O.O.F. hall. Tran
C. A. Ni?h,. as- administrators of
Holders of fire insurance poli­
lief when a fisherman tails the story the sunshine and snows of this
sient and waiting
the estate of A. Nish deceased,
of -his day’s happenings. Now world with you, it won’t be so very cies in non-admitted companies
brothers are cordi­
plaintiffs, vs. W. A. May, et al, de­
comes along a story that might be hard to have a fairly good time will be held responsible for the
ally
invited to meet
fendants.
true but has-about it so much for fifty \o r sixty years. And payment of premium taxes accord­
with us.
CHARLES C. WTLSON
that is unreasonable that it may among those pleasures - the least ing to Hugh H. Earle, state incur-
Lewis McKee, N. G.
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
well be among those other fish is not the opportunity of giving ance commissioner. Earle’s state­
Joe Truit. Secretary-
GAVIN & GAVIN. Attorneys,
. ment followed action of the Mar­
f
'
stories that cause impolite chortles advice.
ion county circuit court in fining
when told.
At FRANK BURNET’S farm adjoining Moro
Farmers have another big fight the Rodgers-Hart-Banks company,
A group of educators from Bend
H ardest weeding jobs wanted
it is told, went fishing and used a on their hands in the projected Portland agents, $50 for writing
Get the world’s good news daily through
insurance
in
a
non-admitted
com­
rise
in
freight
rates
on
wheat.
pumice stone to anchor their boat.
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V
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h e hristian cience
onitor
The stone floated and caused their Dollar wheat can be as unprofitable pany. Several holders of thesa^xri
A m
D tily
boat to drift with the wind. Per­ as thirty cent wheat (and many Icies have already voluntarily paid
h a p s a more superstitious group farmers remember when it was) the premium tax but those who did
PubiitbfJ by
of men would have noted that the if prices continue to increase on not pay voluntarily will be subject
T H E C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E P U B L IS H IN G S O C IE T Y
rock didn’t sink when dropped the necessary items of getting the to prosecution, Earle said.
One, Norway Street, Botten, Mateadiuaetu
from the boat, but never mind wheat to market and in producing
Regular reading of T h e C h s u t ia n Scm xca M o x rro a ie
it.
that is the story.
considered by many a liberal education. Its clean, unbiased
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After springing that one on the
newt and well-rounded editorial features, including tbe W aeklp
Magazine Section, make the M o n it o * the ideal newepepetf
boys around the -hardware stove
In these fast moving days it is tuberculosis hospital might be car­
for the home. I t it f cents a copy,' or > cents a day on tub-
back in town it would be possible time to change an old saying. In­
ried out without delay the board
tcription, delivered to your door, and it obtainshla at the
to discourse at great length about stead of saying that something has
of control has agreed to a change
following location:
the size of the one that got away as many lives as a cat we might
of plans to provide for frame con­
and almost be believed for stretch remark that it had as many lives
The Christian Science Church Bldg.
struction for the new hospital pa
ing a fish from ten to twenty inches as a comic strip hero. ” ’
trillion instead of reinforced con­
is a minor prevarication, it wouk ------------ tr—
wvswvmmmiviiTCmminvvwvviTCOTHMMiHiNii
crete as at first proposed. In addi­
appear, after making stones float
'Wally should be happy that Ed tion to the pavillion of 50-bed ca
ward calls her “royal highness1 parity the building program at the
Without expecting an entire nation Dalles institution calls fo r 'a new
THE WEATHER
to do so.
heating plant and laundry, a phy­
It is as natural to growl about
sician’s residence and a nurse’s
the weather as it is for a buck
If an increase of sheep on Sher home, all to cost approximately
private to growl about the fodder man county farms is the aim of $120,000.
in the army and it as generally the managers of the lamb show the
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done by all citixens. Of course project should have the support
J. M. Odell, superintendent of
some one occasionally is moved by of everyone. Many farmers will the eastern Oregon tuberculosis
bright sunshine to pay a passing attest that a small band of woolies
hospital at The Dalles, and J. Ly­
compliment to the morning but the kept the wolf from the door dur man Steed, superintendent of the
most frequent subject is the severi ing the depression and it is saying
state school for the deaf, have been
ty, the hotneess, the coldness of something when • sheep keep the
granted * short leaves of abeenc*
the weather. An old rhyme ex wolves away.
,
by the board o f control. Odell will
presses it rather well,—
take a post-graduate course in
“As a rule a man’s a fool,
Men nowdays wear white shoes chest surgery, in New York City
When it’s hot he wants it cool whose grandpa could . hardly be and Steed will attend a convention
When its cool he wants it hot
persuaded to put on a white shirt. of deaf school officials and inspec'
i
Always wanting what it is not.
a number of deaf schools in the
Advertising that tries . to prove east.
However, in justification of this
With Automatic
dissatisfaction with the weather that whiskey drinkers and whiskey
GENERAL ELECTRIC
a few words might be said about makers are superior individuals
Wasco schools closed officially
this darn cold spripg. Philosophy merely proves that those who write this week. Monday was spent by
THRIFT UNIT
be hanged, it’s too cold for com the advertising are not superior.
pupils of the four upper grades at
S ea led -in -itecl
fort. Even the wheat is finding
Fleck’s orchard where they en-
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difficulty making its best showing
Raymond Clapper asks for a joyed a picnic dinner before they
General Electric offers great­
N o matter what the hour, you can always make a deposit
with frosty nights and chilly days clearer statement of how the new ( disbanded for the summer vacation
est refrigerator value in 10 .
There have been warm days and deal expects to reach its objective«.
here at this bonk easily, safely, quickly. Just use one of our
years. M ore ice cubes, m ore
exacting, careful
people have Lots of us would like to have a
s
to
r
a
g
e
sp
ace,
m
o
r
f
c
o
ld
new
"Deposit-by-M Jl Envelopes”.
counted two in this category. Here clearer statement of what the ob­ When Your Shoes need repan
capacity, more conveniences '
it is the last of the merry month jectives are.
send them to
A T N E W LO W PR IC ES!
This special envelope is your deposit slip, mailing con­
of May ahd two really nice days
L
is a bit short of the regular al­
When Mrs. Simpson gets to be
tainer and receipt, all in one. It brings the bank to you when
S a v e o n P R IC E !
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lowance.
the eighth lad% in England they
you cannot conveniently visit the bank during banking hours.
Yet. Mark Twain was right, apd won’t even let her go to England. GOOD SHOE
REPAIRING
S ava c:i CVPRÉNT1
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201 8econd St. : .TH R D A ll- h
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W e cordially invite you to use this new, improved Bank-
be done about it except the growl­
S ave on U 1K EEP1
BULLETIN
ing and that is no more effective
by-Mail service. Call or write for a leaflet giving full details.
The grand jury brought in an
than voting the farmer-labor ticket.
Indictment for larceny against T.
C. R. Harding, Manager
L. 'A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr.
The resignation of President A. Applegate, charging that he
Huff of the Farmers National stole certain gravel loading equip­ GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
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Grain corporation removes from ment from ' Mahler and Stocker
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a t th e
near
Rufus.
The
trial
will
begin
that organization one who has
A tto rn e y A t L a w
been the cause of a considerable Friday morning with T. Lester..
part of bickerings and disagree Johnson, county attorney prosecu-
M o r ó tend W a s c o
• Head Ofiee, Portisutdt Oregon .
mente. There may * be a more j ting and Robert Lytle, of Ontario,
M KM BKB F K D B B A L D E P O S IT IN S U B A N C S C O M P O S IT IO N
/speedy progress with a new man defending. Judge Carl Hendricks
A lways a t yoajr Service
will preside.
at the htfw __ ',2 ' ___
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W. S. Hall Taken In Other Days |
For Treatment
DEMONSTRATION
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of the famous
NeW Calkins W eeder
T u esd ay , M ay 25, 1937
A.. W. McLeod, local Agent
T
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M
C- C. Calkins, himself, will be there
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FOR
YOÜRSELF!
Ukin
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