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r MUI fwV llsfe A U Ä k kxN L Ü U N Ti átítifiSA L . MÜRU Ôîà&GÀ ta lÔ A Ÿ , JVLŸ 9, 198’/ *.W . (C lílilll l* J fu iic i u d (W |) of SectiQll Seventeen(17) East here with her daughter Mrs. • ’ One-Half ( E i) of Section Nin«- SHEKMAN COUNTY OBSERVE •;. EsU .lu i^ i à ü t , lit irfSij < GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Ertab’-shv.« «),;. »» '*•« George Wilson. * teen (19)» end the West One- • I CONSOLIDATED, MARCL 6. t . 1 H a lf iW U of West One-Half WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRiSE. Estaolish^f lhai (W l) of Section Twenty (20), I will not be responsible for any Y. \R C lf 4 IMMO CONSOLIDATED M all in Township Three South debts run in my name except those To the Editor of the Moro paper made by order. > -. - ( (3S), Range eighteen East PilBHrhfrd Every Friday ?.lu.b, Ör*ti»on. Bv in the Journal of July 2,there is' A. J. Decker, Kent. Oregon. (18 E) of the Willamette Mer- ---- l ’ tn GU ' FRENCH need of some corrections of name* idan, containing Nine Hundred in the piece written by Harriet Sixty (960) acres, more or less Nish. Frasier Bros, sheep men ! Although tabulations of state to satisfy the sum of Four Thou- should read Farguer Bro. (Alex wide accident data for 1936 class- „4... ify about seven per cent of the sand Seventy-four and 12-100 -Dol- and Fred on the place now owned < drivers and nine per cent of the Urs (>4,074.12 with interest there- by C. Jr Thompson); and Danels should be Donnels. Elwood Ginn pedeetrians “under the influence of on. from June 17; 1937 at the rate liquor, or intoxicated, tost analysis of 6% per annum; and the further should read Elwood Thompson Entertni gg second-<* I m ** nffic» nt Muro. Gregor, M t s . Tanlady should be Mrs. Love made by the Oregon State Motor sum of Two Thousand Two Hun- '♦»de«- Act of Congress of March 3, 1879- lady. association indicate that many dred Seventy-two and 80-100 Dol (>2,272.80) with interest SUBSCRIPTIO N R A TES P a YARIK IN ADVANCE. more accidents are caused indirect lars «Harriet Nisl> On« Year ti.5 0 ly by drivers who have been thereon from June 17, 1937 at the rate of 8% per annum, and >350.00 drinking. STATEHOUSE GOSSIP «JULY 9. 1937 as attorneys’ fee, together with (Continued from page one) NOTICE TO CREDITORS costs oi said 8uit at Twenfcy- murders. OUR WHEAT THOUGHTS ON THE FOURTH IN THE COUNTY COURT. OF. two and 1°-100 Dollars (>22.10), If and when the perpetrator of THE STATE OF OREGON FOR and the costs of and upon said The Fourth of July is over and vest—and this invitation w g tv e n |thi, heinou3 CTim„ whjch thrcg Some of these days before har- were crimina„ SHERMAN COUNTY. No. 366. - writ. thousands of American citizens C. C. WILSON - have ................... - .................................. to everyone—when the world does-1 saulted and then >trangl^ t0 In the Matter of the Estate of spent a part of the day. be- Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon JULIUS H. L. RUHBERG. D e-t tween the beer and the ballythoo. "h e b l « ™'irh^cc"mulaUd X t W U ‘ ’ " tt ceased I ------— — — — — thinking about the reason for the discontent, and the breakfast * perver‘ The Undersigned haring been! NOTICE TO CREDITORS occasion. Most of them, no doubt, doesn't digest properly and the Z ^ A i S ^ M f previous appointed by the County Court of I persons having claims a> have given fervent th an k * th a t wjfe an<j husband is in bad humor, I D A-_; , the State of Oregon, for Sherman1 rainst the estate of Elma Atwood, back in the horse and buggy days nnd the 5 ^ i00kg cranky and the Kecords at the Oregon prison County, Executor of the estate of are hereby notified to men were wise enough to plan a rent is due. take a little time off I that there are now 85 men T ’S a poor kitchen that cannot be cost of the flooring itself, are also Julius H. L. Ruhberg, deceased, and P»**«* them, with the proper remodeled to reflect the person available. - system of government well enough and drjVe over Sherman county terms therein for sex having qualified, notice is hereby vouchers, to the undersigned, the Even modern automatic gas balanced to retain for the indivkl- roads and look over the wheat I imes and th a t these prisoners are ality of the homemaker. How about given to the creditors of, and all duly appointed Executrix of the ual the liberties they fought to f X being released at the rate of more yours? If it is not as clever, indi ranges have that truly personal look. persons having claims against said last will and testament of Elma vidual and convenient as this, obtain. It jgn’t all perfect, that’s true, ^ an a ®core each year. Many of there’s really no reason why you Not only are there many types and deceased, to present them, verified Atwood, deceased, at Wasco, Ore styles to suit individual require Thinking about our government for there are some white tops and tae8e men are perverts of the most can’t make it so. as required by law, within six gon, within six months from the ments, but ranges of shining white has been a little more common evidence of drouth in the north ena degenerate type, guilty of the most Two important ingredients in the enamel are bright with handles of month after the first publication date of this notice, 4o wit: June during the past seven or eight of the county and weeds have play- rev°hiing practices involving young recipe for the personality kitchen - B. Estrelle Hailey of this notice to said Henrich Pat 25, 1937. years. The business of consider- cd a sad part in some fields. These Their sentences range from are modern equipment and linoleum lipstick red, Coronation blue, glossy jens at his address. Grass Valley, Geo. G. Updegmff black or gleaming metal. Industrial ing the government began back in are the exceptions. The general a of one year to a maxi- oorihg. Heretofore, the housewife stylists have put so much style into Oregon, or to Gavin & Gavin, Es Attorney for Executrix. the Hoover regime when we ex- condition is very good, very, very mum of 20 years with an average as been limited to plain colors and these ranges it la possible to select 34-37 tat« Attorneys at The Dalles, Ore pected government to do many good. The turkey red is g e ttin g !0^ *our y®ar«- This means that patterns; if she wanted an original one to key with ultra-modern decora gon. things for us. Now we are still that golden color that proclaims t o | a^ er serving approximately three floor. It had to be an expensive cus tion as well as the quaint or period Henrich Patjens ... NOTICE TO CREDITORS thinking about it when it is be- the initiate that it will bear w e ll,|yeaps and f ° ur months these men tom-made Job. Now any design arid type. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Executor of the estate of Julius coming apparent that government the forth-fold is going to have the I are ^ree to repeat their practices «color scheme may be carried out in Curtains and acceaaories carry H. L. Ruhberg deceased. that the undersigned has been duly gorgeous natural colors. Shown this personal note further; it’s smart cannot properly do those things purple stem that means full k e r -lM8 manY of them do. Dated June 23, 1937. appointed by the Counly Court of for us and that, after all, we are nels and the federation will soon Oregon has a cure for sex per- above are some of the new motifs and practical to use Venetian blinds the State of Oregon for Sherman responsible for our individual fates, have that russet brown look that version which has been foupd most to be inset Into the floor; feature banded in color. And don’t forget NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE County. Executrix of the estate of »trips and ready-made borders to • It is quite possible that the makes sack" sewers stretch their effective in the* few instances in make your floor exactly as you wish that last word In charm, several pots IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF William Morrison, deceased. reason Americans have invented so fingers to get them limber for the which it has been applied. It is it, often for a small sum over the of your favorite flowers. All these THE STATE OF OREGON FOR All persons having claims a- help to spell YOU in your kitchen. many aids to civilized life and have contest with the fast flowing wheat to be foynd in th e eugenics act THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN. gainst said estate are hereby re » I which provide« for the unsexing of progressed so far with the mater spout. GEORGE B. GUTHRIE, as Re quired to present the same to Mal There are thousands of folks in these offenders. The catch in this ia! comforts is because our system ceiver of The Oregon-Washington colm W. Wilkerson, U. S. Bank of government gave the individual Oregon who have never breasted a I cur®» however, is to be found in the Joint Stock Land Bank of Portland, Building, The Dalles, Oregon, so fine an opportunity to express hill and seen streatched out before Requirement for the consent of the Oregon, a coropration with vouchers properly verified, a* himself. Tbqre are those, even them a thousand acre field of wav-1 individual before tne operation can Plaintiff, by law required, within six months now, who say that under our sys i ing grain. They might have driv-1 he performed, a consent which has From the Observer July 12, 1918 -'»-vs _ from the date hereof. tem men are oppressed but there en to Nevada to see Hoover dam, been given only 29 times since the JENNIE E. MARTIN, DONALD Dated this 18th day of June, 1937. G. E. Lewellen left for Portland are nations in which they could honeymooned at Niagra, ridden up law was enacted in 1919J MARTIN, KENNETH MARTIN, Eliza Grace Morrison Huis. Sunday, in company with his moth-* not even say that in public. The in Eifel tower and done the Euro-1 Prison officials declare that be- er, who underwent an operation and ELSIE MARTIN, his wife, Executrix. very fact that we have a percent ■pean cathedrals but unless they I fore the eugenics law can be made this week in a Portland hospital. I GLADYS MARTIN PAGE and Malcolm W. Wilkerson, age of malcontents is proof that we have looked upon vast wheat fields I effective the eonsent provision Roy Kunsnian arrived home o n ! T -”;r’ andT Mrs. J . L. Davis and WALTER J. PAGE, her husband. Attorney for Estate. *33 to 37 when they are ripening “they ain’t! should be eliminated and either the Monday for an eight day” visit'1 have lfcerty. b a r r e n motored to The BERNARD MARTIN and SALLIE j committing magistrate or some with his family. The navel vessel; . Saturday where they MARTIN, his wife, DONALD J. The renewal of faith caused by seen nothin* yet.” Lupine Rebecca Lodge No Some statisticians may get you competent board vested - with to which He has been assigned Fourth with their daa» h MARTIN, CITIZENS BANK OF the nation's birthday may have its Moro,. Oegoo GRASS VALLEY, MORO STATE beneficial effect on the most recent down and tell you what it means suthority to require the necessary come through a collision at s e a ' er kvelyn. to the county in dollars and cents operation on convicts guilty of cer BANK and MARK SKINNER, Su attempt to bring about a change with an 18 day dry dock lay upi an^ Mrs. Jay McKay and Meets 2d and 4th To* types of sex crimes, in our system. The minority that (never mind the cents) and you I and this gave Roy time to make son Franklin left Tuesday for Co- perintendent of Banks of the State e.<<da.v« of eaoh month ♦ • - » ... defendants, favors the court bill is growing may think him entrusiaatic. If th erou n d trip from the A tlantic' nuille where they will spend a of Oregon Visiting member» w»l Isolation of the criminal insane coast where he is now stationed. week visiting relatives. smaller and it now seems probable he talks about per capita incomes By virtue of the writ of execu come. of >1000 for this county he’ll be in * building apart from the main that the bill may be defeated. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson and tion and order of sale duly issued Frank, youngest^on of Mr. and reasonable enough. You can be- institution was strongly urged by Mrs. J. F. Belshee, was among Mr. and Mrs. J. <M. Wilson and out of the Circuit Court of the Hazel Truitt. N. G. lieve him even if you have just I Dis R. E. Lee Steiner as he sur- those who left from Polk county, sons Dick and Jerry jr., left Fri State of Oregon for the County of Lila Bull. Secretary read that the aveaaga^family in-1 rendered control of the state hos- Oregon , on July 5. for Camp Lewis. day for Turner where they will at Sherman, on the 18 day of June, LABOR RESPONSIBILITY The Journal of Public Opinion come in this country is only around P*tal here July 1 after serving a« He had registered in that county tend the Sunday school convention 1937, pursuant to a decree entered Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78. O. E. S. ’ its superintendent for »the- past 30 where he was visiting there at th? in session there in said Court June 17, 1937, in a Moro, Oregon * that has to some extent taken the >1700 per year. glace the Literary Digest once held So go out and take a look <t Present- conditions time of registering for draft. Just Meets Every Second the Literary Digest once held Mel Beers of The Dalle* w3s a suit wherein George B. Guthrie, as « a . prom o.tie.tor of of how how John Fourth Thursdays jn each prognosticator John the wheat. If you .r e .n econo- ’7 th the cr"n'n»1 ‘n’ »ne hou’ ed >n before time for reporting he left business caller at Kent Wednes Receiver of The Oregon-Washing Month. Visiting membert ton Joint Stock Land Bank of Port Citizen feels about public affairs, mist you will like to figure on it. | ‘ ^e ™aln building these patients Sherman County to report for diVy. day. Itivited. land, Oregon, a corporation, is says that a goodly majority of the if you are a banker you will be constitute a constant menace to the having been visiting in Sherman Henry Roth and E. E. Gervais enthused, if hungry you will see at^endants and inmates of the in Frances King W. M. plaintiff, and Jennie E. Martin, County for some time previous. people of the country favor a re of Grass Valley were business Ruth Sparling. Secretary. Donald Martin, Kenneth Martin sponsibility law for labor unions. promise of much fine food, if ah I •«■Rution, Steines declared. The re From the Observer July 10. 1908 visitors at Kent Monday. artist you will be thrilled with the t,r,nF superintendent also recom- and Elsie Martin, his wife, Gladys A bill having this for its aim Mr. Berrian, Moro agent of the Henry Patjens of Sisters was Martin Page and Walter J. Page, fine landscapes and if you are just mended enlargement of the pyscho Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F Jt A-M was the . pricipal controversial a mixture of all these and a f e w l pathlc 'var<i or receiving hospital E. O. L. Co., returned from his trip stopping at Kent a short time her husband, Bernard Martin and ” , Moro, Oregon measure before the 1937 session of this week, accompanied by Messrs Monday. more you will be mighty glad y o u las ano^Mr_rnaj® rnaa$Lof the„.in- Ssllie ¡Martin, hw wife, Donald J. Meet« the 1st and 3rd the Oregon legislature and it was stitution. In hie 30 years as head Martin and McKinzie, who have Nellie Wilson spent a ft^y dayr; Martin, Citizens Bank of Grass Thursday evenings of defeated. It probably would not be came. So come out and see. of the institution Steiner has seen made a thorough investigation of last week at the home of her sis Valley, Moro State Bank and Mark each mon^h. Visiting at the present time for the strikes crop prospects. There will be more ter, Mrs. Dick Reckman near Grass Skinner, Superintendent of Banks Fifty years is quite a part of the hospital's population grow wheat and barley than most peo members cordially In of spring and summer have causeo Valley. from approximately 1400 to 2500 of the State of Oregon are defen vited to meet with ua. attention to be focused on the the life of an individual and not! He was succeeded as superinten ple anticipate. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Marrs anu dants said writ being directed to matter with the result that two out .to much for a church. The fact dent by Dr. John C. Evans who has Assessor Otto Peetz took in the children left Thursday for .their fne commanding me to make sale of Roy Powell, W. M. that so many people now living, , . a x . of three voters now thtqk. thjW C. V. Belknap Sucv. the real property hereinafter de superintendent ball games at Goldendale July 3; home 1st Granger, Washington. labor should be incorporated. Far will be able to remember the f o u n d “ ™ ”1 " 4^, 5, x>n tris fb-jit-visit. H e went Mrs. A. J. Decker returned here scribed, I will on Monday, the 26th Moro Lodge No- 113, I. O. O. F. sighted labor leaders and?* labor in(r of the local church indicates ar mBnJ years. via Lyle and returned by stage. Saturday evening from The Dalles dev of July, 1937, at 10:00 o’clock that Sherman county s e ttle rs w e re ! ;-----.. x. , . , Moro, Oregon sympathizers have long favored * 1 Of interest to all counties which William Meyer was captain of the where she had been for medical a. m., at the front door of the Court not old when they ca.wt their lot such a move. Meets 1st and 3rd Sherman coulby team. Goldendale thia district. We are getting I ™'«ht .** ¿ OUrt House of Sherman County in the treatment. It merejy means that labor un in Tuesdays in the was winner in the first two games, k.„in I hou’e« > ’ institution by Attor Mr. and IMrs. Robert Schilling Town of Moro, State of Oregon, ions are growing up and becoming along when our institutions begin pey General Van Winkle this week 8 to 4. and 5 to 2; the Sherman I O.O.F. hal). Tran offer for sale and proceed to sell responsible. It is difficult to_ see to celebrate their fiftieth anniver in connection with the proposal county boys won the third game spent the week end at the coast for to the highest bidder for cash in sient end visiting their holiday vacation. how they have been able to get saries. brothers are cordi- for financing construction of a new 12 to 6. hand the following described real Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schilling and property, situate in Sherman Coun men of ability and standing to offi The merry-go-round will be oper »Uv invited to meet T . -j ... - , r* i court house in Marion county thru Lets consider the ease of Bronco . tlx ,eTy d ow r „ cer them at all under the present ated in DtiMoss Springs park next son Robert left for Cottage Grove ty, State of Oregon, to-wit: with us. situation for suit may be brought N.gurski A few years ago he iod of y e l„ The attorney general Saturday evening from 6 to 10; Ice Tuesday evening to attend the fun Lewis McKee, N. G. West One-Half (Wr5) of Sec in against the officers themselves if was a football tackle of some local held tl)€ proposaI t0 cream will be served at the post eral of Mr. Schillings brother-in- Joe Truit. Secretary. tion EighV(8); West One-Half law, Charles Stevens, who was kill their organizations fail to keep fame and was chosen as fullback tion of the con, titutionai inha, ition office store. ed in an automobile accident. Mr. their agreements. There could and tackle on the All-American in aglin st court indebtedness in ex count he he|d hardly be so many jurisdictional later years; then a few years in ceM of w o o - Moving to turn the tide of traffic Schillings and Robert returned disputes between different unions professional football and now the could not enter jnt<) , disaster, agencies in all parts of Thursday while Mrs. Schillings re if there were responsibility laws big-time wrestling business and excess of the tax levied for the the country are putting forth the mained a few days with Mr^j . ‘ . >» in all states and in the federal Bronco » on the way to wealth ...„.„„t Furthermore. , he most concerted accident prevention Stevens. and fame. Nearly ajl h« adult life the , cou,d nQt m>de action yet noticed. This year twelve government. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sather and The Seattle Star is failing to ha, been spent pushing his fellow- untj, November , nd tbtrefore states have put standard driver’s daughters Anpa. Helen, and Leona, . , proftU.bly' ‘“ could not be drawn against before license laws on their books. Fif and son Kenneth, and Blaine Mil publish because two group of work teen cities have Cfeated accident ler spent the weex end at Kelso, era are quarreling about who is And like the old time cartoon used prevention bureaus 4n their police Wn., where they attended a family boss. In the meantime there are to inquire, we wonder what he - i Oregon, though «mall in popula departments. reunion of the Sathers. the mechanical workers on the pa thifika ffboot it, per who are unable to earn a living tion and wealth ranks L. J. Gates of The Daller was a John Lewis is reported to have I ~‘Z" ~ 17 ZJ* *! Roberta—There’s a lot of talk, business caller at tha J. E. Norton because the minority groups are •j « m l »' a. x among the states in the average . i A n PUn W u L n th ly pension paid to needy nowadays about a woman presi striking. Such a condition does prove the CIO It can. and if it d Mart*£ dedared t))/ dent. Do you think we will ever store Monday. not help labor as a whole but only Kent folks attending the cele w ^ i- o. •< • have one? a small part of it, if Any are actu wants to disapprove it can.“ A big Prepare for a new experience bration at Grass Valley Sunday time railroader said it shorter than epstjm nr.-..--. • cJ\rpm i ally helped. Ruth—No, of course not. A were (Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Helyer, ♦k-a . «‘-nu ur v j cntics who call Oregon s old age in « « 7 , carefree cookery. Join p|an n iw a r i£ - president has to be at least 35 Mr. and Mr«. George Wilson and Laborers are surely like the re that o n c e - The public be damn- the happy throng o f modern mainder ef us. interested in work “We have no cause for shame in years old. sons George jr., and Paul, Mrs. ing steadily, being paid fairly, and the manner in which we are taking women who ate cooking elec Betty Kelly, Sherril and Rcbert Over 400 people died in the Boss—So you want to try that Helyer, Gus Schilling and daugh having suitable working conditions. care of our aged people,’’ the gov trically on gleaming, new Hot- United States because of the dou proof readers job. eh? The nation as a whole will be bene emor declared. ter «Roberta, R. Abel, George Wit ble holiday. The fellow that in Alford—Yes, sir. point Electric Ranges. SEE THESE MODERN FEATURES fited if they achieve these ends, ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson end vented the automobile is a better. Boss—And do ypu understand all daughter Nellie and grandson just as the nation is best off when friend of the undertaker than the I HDME GROUND SAFER Hotpoint Electric Ranges, M i...k at-ti-« the responsibilities attached to.it? George Sacre, Robert- Johnson, the farmers are receiving fair man who invented gunpowder. oamtraotiM . M aaM y to J 1° ^ 2 traffic accidents in which with their sensational new Hat Alford—Yes, sir. when you make Earl Lyons, Ern ^mith, Eugene prices for what they produce. rus- a person was killed (either driver a mistake, I take all the blame. C a lr o d Units, offer amazing to p C a lr.4 ...U -« p ^ S The next stride for labor will be and Cecil Norton and Dave Hos- Thirteen men have ceased t o ! or occupant of car) 283 when it accepts responsftrility and worry as to whether they are re- j kinson. new speed, economy ^rivers involved were away The average speed of 91,044 ve thus says to the nation that it is primanded by John Lewis or Will-1 *rom their mual surroundings or Rob Hattey and Frank, Dean end automatic cook hicles observed and checked under ready to take its place alongside iam Green. They are represented home town, say« the motor asso varying conditions on different and Ray Flint went down on the ery to modern homes. of industry and agriculture in the by a small mound of new earth. ciation, and of the accidents' in road surfaces was 38.9 miles per John Day river to camp over the development of our recources. ___. . which these 283 drivers were in hour, notes the Oregon Motor' as w eekend. We hope the navy finds Amelia volved, 204 occurred at night. Lee Barnett is spending a few sociation. •o r » a era.t today, and her navigator O. K. and also days in Portland as guest of his ELEC TR IC RANGES We are going to have three cent hope she keeps away from the DEATH RIDES HIGH z Buy • « Co«tvan/a«v< Tanna grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil REPEATERS STRIKE OFTEN postage for another two years. To water after this. Case histories of traffic accident liam Young. A 26 per cent nation-wide in- make it worse the government v , crease, in traffic deaths the first “repeaters’* culled by the Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hartb'y ^f makes the stamps so large one’s This administration has found three months of this year Is the State Motor association, show that »Corvallis and Estel - Hartley ol month gets ao dry posting letters the way to get prosperity, alright, dolesome* report of /the Oregon average lapse of. time between ac Grass Valley were visitors at the A/way» at Your Service be can hardly cues about it.. It buys it. F ■ Oregon State Motor association. cidents for the rebutters studies home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson was two years, ten months. Sunday evening. t iMrs, Robert Johnson of Sacre-| ■ Personalize Your Kitchen! g- '>■< jft -.amM«* In Other Days inpntn, C alif, is v isitin g a few days 1, East One-Half (E l) of , . Kent People Leave Home For Holidays ihtksiet. P/.*.pr:c P ower & L ight C ompany -i * (
