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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1937)
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Different Erosion Methods . | far Sherman County In the State Supt’s supplies 4.00; Grass Valley Holds Damage Done to Spring The boundries of the district would , of Oregon, the Honorable Court did As'-essor supplies 3.50; To Be Tried In extend from Gordon ridge to the ■ on said date meet in the Clerk's J. C. Freeman, Stamps for Own Until Last Grain By Heat But I office in the (County Count bouse south side of Nigger ridge. Weeds Treasurer $<».00 More Level Ground Where to be prevented would be Russian ' at Moro, at the hour o f 10 o'clock Sheriff ' z ' ‘ " * 6.00 Inning When Errors Extent Not Known Justice Campbell, 71, whose pass a. m. Knap weed and white top and work Clerk 6.00 18.00 ? Crops Are Grown ing came suddenly shortly before would also be done to prevent th» Let 9 Men Score The fallowing being p r ie n t; Dr. C. L. Poley, One half coun At Present .. 6:00 p. m., Friday, had been Geo. A. Potter, County Judg< ty health officer’s salary 150.^9. Expansion of the area under coo- spread of the morning glory. At the end of the eighth inning member of the supreme court since Petition to the county court will A. A. Dunlap, County Commis J. P, Yates, Clothing for A. The normal subject of oonversa. ta eentemplatod establish the district after which the score was seven to five in fav- January, 1981. Previously for 28 Springer - 2.30 tion for the past month before har- years ha had served as circuit judge under th . p re«n t fWfnm and tjfc . th . officer, of the dtotrict it- or of the Bend Shamrock. O r a « 1 D*vid Reid, County Commis- Geo. A. Potter, Mileage Re: I vest is wheat; how much is it hurt, of Claekamaa county. He had serv farmers at the south end of the self, will handle the situation under Valiev had started, ntr in »—-» »toner. t P ro b a te 3.15 where, why and how good it is and ed two years as chief justice of Grass Valley watershed may have weed law recently amended in the early inn infs and had held’ T’ 1 Leftter Johnson, District At-j Geo. A. Potter, Clothing for A. ! ^hv and how much it will make. the supreme court and was just en work done on their farms before ~ ______ _ | the visitors to sev^B runs although - .............. Since the hat <fay» of last Fri- tered upon his4econd six-year term the year is over. As construction /* •» Joe Truitt, County Clerk Wily W. Knighton, Office help 22.80 day and Saturday the general aver- D * • - in COhstant dange^because of err- as a supreme court justice. age of conversation has been more of large dams is unnecessary the*' V liy VllVCS F CT HUSS 100 ors- Ford was m the box after . . The . following ... - proceedings - were Glftn Coleman Co. Courthouse • • es _ . . . .. supplies 10.59 pessimistic than before because other means of erosion control w ilf p nt « Miller retired at the end of th e ; .v .^r”? °* ^ °urt: _ « them atter of the payment of Joseph A. Mee, Fees for Justice there is much evidence to convince Plans for opening bids on be tried. ' J f Q f C em etery N eed »«venth and he had dons wall to 22.25 the observer that quite a bit of the new construction program at the R. C. Williams, new eamp supen-.; . , ^ e eighth although two men Claims listed in the Claim Docket' °f the Peace \ ¡Chas. Siscel, Juror in Justice . spring wheat, especially the latest eastern Oregon tuberculosis hospi intendent, with an engineer to b e 1 Permission was given the* Odd-1 wa^ked. In the ninth Ford walked against General Fund: The Clerk is instructed to write. Court 1.50 of it, was damaged by the heat two and then hit tai at The Dalles ware halted Sat appointed soon will work out a pro-1 Fellows lodge to install a pressure le third batter warrants against the General Fund I* I* Feet«, road labor 69.50 The straw is said to be brittle ra urday when the Board of Control gram that will have for its pur-| pump in the water main running to to fill the bases. in the amounts and in favor of the Kendrick Dunlap, road labor 56.50 di eating complete decease of the was advised by KX C. . Hockley, pose keeping the water where it, the Moro cemetery Tuesday night Knee Gives Out Claimants listed on pages 243 to JA’S*r 1Sayr8’ lahor ’ M J6 Plant and a permanent disconnec- state director for the PWA that falls instead of catching it as it, when the council met. This will roa<|k^abor 5026 tion of the stream of sap from the 245, inclusive, Claim Docket No 8. r* prospecta were now good for ob runs down the canyons. . ! give better pressure in the ceme- _ -_____ _______ The fourth man up flied to Pet- C. M. Mersinger, work on Coun- ; root to the growing kernel In the matter of the payment of taining federal aid for thisproject. T h irty new men arrived to fill tery and permit relatives to care era in right field who had replaced .' ty Court yard 38.70 Claims listed in the Claim Docket The board had decided against the ra n k s of the local camp this for the graves of deceased persons Stark. Freddie caught the ball 38.25 ^ r,nter Wheat Weedy E. McQuillen, road labor federal aid when the PWA grants week making a total of 146 CCCiat any time of day wlii-eas with »nd threw out his trick knee let- against Road Fund: 1 OR M. Alley, road labor The Clerk Is instructed to write were placed on a strictly relief-bas workers enrolled. Men between th e ‘ the pressure now available water- ting the ball roll to the fence. All It is impossible to determine how 14.35 warrants against the Road Fund1 Johnson, road labor is. According to Hockley PWA is ages of 17 and 23 may now enrol!, , tag is practically impossible in the runners scored as Peter» rubbed serious this purported damage is L. Peetz, road labor 869.00 now back on the old 56-45 .basis. but may not remain in the work evening, explained A. M. Wirght his knee. Ford had a catch in his in the amounts and in favor of the 8132.39 1 so far. Wheat in places where it The state already has an applica far moie than two year». All C3C and Melvin Schadewitz who attend- shoulder and tossed them tq the claimants listed on pages 246 to I mileage 63.39 j was rank and tall suffered worse 2^1, inclusive, Claim Docket No. 3 .1 E“ tern Oregon Freight Line tion in for 878,193 of federal mon- work will be discontinued July I. ed the council meeting. thinner and shorter wheat batters undet handed and five oth Re: Latter of Millard I Freight on road equipment 8 2< than Hillard Eakta; E s x * « i9 hurt wor’e th,n _ ey and it is believed that the grant 1940 under the bill recently passed er Bend men crossed the plate be- sheep having been killed by ......... can be cleared within three weeks. by congress. ta Ctork in".'tr£ud T 853.60; mileage .60 54.10 wheat that was nearer maturity. The program at The Dalles in In many places the winter wheat , of thi- ninth Ford »cored to make Eakin Re: SheOp killed. Lamer Sayrs, road labor cludes a 50-bed hospital unit, a 48 00 W il1 nOt- make. a very <ood crop be- ! the final 16 to 6 for the visitors. 845.00; mileage 3.00 »Report of County Health Nurse. physician's residence, heating plant cause of weeds, tMa stand and be Li Funk, road labori 59.25 Players Absent Accepted and ordered filed. and laundry and an addition to the cause it was so early, that the C. M. Mersinger 47.60 Re: Summon and Complaint in nursea home. Total cost of the 44 iio JBfa® were of no material benefit __________ __ Morning glories are being con- Johnnie Rolfe and Bill Roth were Case of State Land Board of the E. McQuillen program is estimated at 8173,662. 41 30 ThU is e#PecfaHy true in the " 4- a I u j V a „ au J .. out of the game for Grass Valley M. Alley, road labor The last legislature appropriated A meeting; of tip Sherman Coun- trolled by tw0 methods on the weakening the batting and fielding State of Oregon, (Plaintiff vs. Sher-' «2 or **®rth west corner of the county. C. Bargeaholt, road labor “XT? There are, however, some very fine 8116,000 toward these improve ty Health Association will be held u ? ,on branch experiment station strength but the gtrae was played maa County, e t al. 19.98 fields of winter wheat, especially in Ito: County Treasurer's Report, A. Shearer, road labor ments but if the federal grant next Wednesday, July 28th, at the w ithout using chemicals. On one OI, an even basis until the ninth State Industrial Accident Comm. May and June, 1987. Accepted and comes through it is expected that courthcuse for the purpose . of th« eastern and southern sections which had become badly fa- inning. Bend is leading the Cen- Road employee’s protection 25.37 of th conntv •’ 820,000 of the state appropriation ratifying or rejecting the proposed fa»ted, alfalfa was seeded, and by tral Oregon league and Grass Val- Fiied. UA.nU.i a —»« 01 tne county. Court adjourned till 10:00 o’clock i N ***“*! Hospital Asa'n. will be saved. Spring wheat still looks promis constitution and by-laws. the end of the third year jey ¡8 sjxth. » , . 1 July 8, 1937. Road employee's protection 17.46 The committee appointed to morning glory was to — ----------*___ .♦ .• • 23.26 ing over most of the county but Re: County Treasurer's Semi- W. F. Johnson, road labor south of Nigger ridge it ia still , Minimum wages for women and draft the constitution was M rs.!1* *ouad. F anners t h r o u g h o u t , ----- Gee. A. Pot tei , men«? advanc Amraaf Reporrfar period endii< quite green and fnty* he damaged Part* of the state have HU? S a l p m 1 « A r i l l V minors employed in Oregon indus D. E. Stephens, Mrs. C. L. Poley ed for W. F. Johnson 8.00 June 30, 1937. Accepted and filed. further if hot weather is again ex 4^1 111 J tries will be increased from 274c and Giles French. It« work has cessfully controlled morning glor- 1 .. Court adjourned, subject to call Roy J.Baker, road equipment 7.17 perienced. with alfalfa on land where the | i J 1 . __ p rp. to 30 c an hour on October 1, ac been done and the general meeting Geo. B. Moon Hardware, road of County Judge. do welL In a variation lTC3(l(]lldrt6rSrOF 110)6 CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL cording to Charles H. Gram, state has been called to present It to the! l*tter equipment 3.58 Estim ate Above 2,000,000 labor commissioner and secretary members. Naming of community °f the clean cultivation method on Pacific Power A. Light Co. LOWED AGAINST THE GEN Salem was western headquarters Estimates of the probable yield to the State Welfare commission. delegates to the executive commit- the Union station a potato digger 1.25 ERAL FUND, July Term, 1937 * Lights in machine shed tee will probably be a part of the waa used on a smaH patch to bring f° f the United States army one day vary from the optimistic 3,000,000 At the same time maximum hours Earl Richelderfer, road equip Claimant . Account Amount ',©f employment for women and meeting. Active work will begin r°ots to the surface. At the end this week when high ranking offic- Chas. R. Logan, ment 6.00 bushels of the department of agri 1937 Audit - the regular army and nation- culture to the conservative 2,000,- minors will be reduced to 44 hours immediately after harvest making °f tWf> seasons, with one crop of ers to 5-31-37 8 35.05 Foss A Company, road equlp- this meeting most important t o , wheat in between. the morning aI tfuard gathered to make plans 000 bushels of D. E. Stephens. a week. The new regulations will „ ment --------- 100.89 for the forth coming maneuvers to U. S. National Bank, Public — H Others feel that the county may cover manufacturing, needlecraft those who hre interested in improv’ glories had been cleaned up. . .58 218.80! „ nn U°leman A Company be held at Fort Lewis August 17 , Assistance produce a crop equal to the aver occupations, merchantile establish tag the health of the citizens of the ----------------------- Howard Cooper Corporation 16.98 to 31. Among those attending.the U. S. National Bank, Blind age of the twenties which was ments, hotels, restaurants and cafe county. ------- — O Meara Supply A Imp. Co. Assistance 5.77 conference were Major General Road equipment, May bill 221.77 i bushels but it is more terias and telephone and telegraph George S. Simonds, commander of U. S. National Bank, Old Field’s Garage, road equip- ’ j,e?y t^ iat * e8s ^haA this amount operators. Age Assistance 166.11 the Fourth Army, who flew to will be warehoused. Other esti- ment P 11.96 W ¡. * • • ■ Salem from San Francisco; Ma U. S. National Bank, £ id to mates are between two and two Dependent Children 18.40 Irwin Hodson Co., road equip Appointment of J. D. Kos» ol w . v , j° r General George A. White, and a half million bushels. ment 43.85 30.00 Seattle as admistrator of the Farm «ecurity has been brought commander 5f the 41st division, Na Annie Eddy, Janitress Last year’s total was less thaa McKean A Searcy, gaa A oil n n « ^ . 'Within reach of S Sherman County tiona| Guard. Brigadier Generals Art Johnson, Furnace tender 25.00 Bonneville power project would be far roads 25.25 2,000,000 bushels, probably about Dougall McDermid died Tuesday farm families during the past year ClirIp, pcnington, Albert H. Beebe James Stewart, Stock In detrimental to Oregon's interests 1,850,000 bushels put in the ware spector 26.00 Farmers Elevator A Supply Co. in the opinion of Governor Martin mornmg at th« home of Donald through rural rehabilitation loans and Maurice Thompson of Wash- 50.38 hou.se when a11 'v*8 h»uled. Indi- Road equipment Geo. A. Potter, County Judge who charges that leaders in the McDernud west of Wasco. H e w « for purchase of needed livestock, ¡„¿tcn; and Thos A Rile> of 92 9 3 1 Marions are that the crop this year Union Oil Co., gas and oil Salary J | 57.50 a ! 7’ ,• I ” ° iV u i° ’ i* rm « ’uiPment- feed' fleed and km; Colonel J. E. Fickel, San Fran fight for cheap power have “sold r U ’ j will be spotted, depending on how .Shell Oil Co., gas and oil 56.64 out to Seattle.'* . The governor Canada, and haa lived near Waaco fertiliier, reports Milburn A. Stout ci„c0. Coionei Charles « ice. Port David Reid, County Commis widespread is the damage to the Mrs. C. M. Snider Rent for Resettlement land. CoI(inel AUred McMorris of sioner’s expenses 10.50 blames the ascendency of the Seat for the past ten y<»rs. Surviving county supervisor ranker and greener wheat from machine shop 6.00 A’. A. Dunlap, County Commis ~ Fort IjCwia >nd Lieutenant -Col tle candidate on the pulling and him are four brother« and three. Administration, Hood River. heat. Loans in the county to farm onels j A Sabiston, C. C. Bagley sioner’s expenses 16.00 W. G. Armsworthy, Repair of hauling engaged in by Oregon in sisters all of whom are in the m t Cutting has begun on a few fields road equipment —2.61 terests which have never been able except Donald and John. The fuMr.< families without adequate credit and Or)o Browri of Port Lewis and J. C. Freeman, Postmaster, but most of them are volunteer O’Meara Supply A Imp. Co. £ ‘®t»Ied $2030. at the end Raymond F. 0 Ison of Salem. O n Box Rent 345 to get together either on matters making it impossible to estimate road equipment, June bill 93.34 of policy or on a candidate for the to The Dalles with interment Own. ot the fiscal year ending June pon wjl| contribute 330() o(Bcer, „ j State Industrial Accident Com the average yield from them. Geo. A. Potter, Mileage, map ------------------------ , 3o. Emergency grants to desti- men to the more th>n 14 WX) who mssion Peace Officer’s pro- job of administrator. and phone calls, Re; roads 22.45 ------------------------ tection tute farm families and laborers wnI participate in the peace time School superintendents from Ore 6.23 M. F. Duncan, 3 days on John totaled 8725.00. M. Clarke Webb, Sealer of gon's 36 counties met here the first maneuvers at Fort Lewis. Day Grade 9.50 Weights A Measures of the week for their annual Con 3.22 Mercer Steel co., Inc. Steel, City of Moro, Water for ference. Administration and trans 89.16 Courthouse portation problems demanded most 16.85- •4 Wasco Bridge M. J. Schwendel, Labor on Con of the attention of the educators. D. J. Butcher, Re-employment The position of wheat in the 1938 Service 15.00 crete mixer and Compressor 64.60 Death of Julius L. Meier at his agricultural conservation program' • * McKean A Maurua, Oement, home near Portland last week C. L. Montgomery, Labor on will be essentially the same as it x Ninety-five law graduates took Waaco bridge ' „ 122J20 leaves only five living Oregon ex- County Jail .75 „ ... . . ( the state bar examination here this is this year as a result of a confer-1 From the Observer July J 26, 1918 Earl Snell, Cecretary of Stat« Horses eligible to enter the Sher- Pacific Power A Light Co. governors; Jay Bowerman (1910); week. E igh f of the applicants for ence of representatives from 31 Auto patrol license * 1.00 Oswald West (1911-1915); Ben W. Rev. B. T. Smith and family left man County Derby that are dea- Courthouse-lights , 8.67 states recently held in Washing admission to the bar were women. Olcott (1919-1923); Walter M. N. E. Dodd, Baker, Monday for a thirty day vacation cendants of Peter Quick and grad Pacific Tel. A Tel Co. Clerk Result of the examination will not ton, D. C. in the Sherman county ha:vest uates, as it were,- of tha Peter 83.85; Sup’t. 83160; Assess Pierce (1923-1927): and A. W. TELEPHONE CREW HERE chairman of the State AAA com be made public until September. fields west of Grass Valley. Quick futurity of last year are Norblad (1929-1931). or 82.85; Sheriff 821.25 31.55 mittee, and F. L. Ballard, vice-di The telephone repair crew is • • < • • • P. H. Buxton, wife and daughter owned by th e fo llow ing: W. C. Hel- Dr. C. L. Poley, Examination rector of extension at Oregon State working between Grass Valley and Declaring that he i» “out to stop’* college, were Oregon's representa Thelma have had an enjoyable trip yer, J. C. Wilson, A. H. Barnum, 2, Licenses of 362 Oregon motorists of CoUifty Pgrks 37.50 Moro this week and expects to ' over the Batlow route to Forest A. von Borstel, Glen King, J. H. Drs. Reuter, Thompson, W. L. Gosslin, Nicklas J. Zylstra tives at the cctoference. complete the job In less than two were revoked during the first aix m i J Î iw {L” a / th« «««.<«« Î Grove where the two last named Wilson, Roy Barnet, Wm. Brinkert, of Perrydale, Polk county, has filed the At A th«’ Coberth and .Griffith, Exami Al X a h a n ™ visiting with relatives, Mr. and E. C. Newton. Other three weeks. New and heavier wire is months of 1937 and 186 motorists his declaration of intention to seek nation of Drunken Driver 2 j 5O being strong to replace the wires had their driving permits suspend the Democratic nomination for the plan will be to continue wheat Buxton returning this week. On year olds may also enter, T. Lester Johnson, Dist. Attor damaged by the clinging frost of ed according to Secretary of State Congress in the first Oregon dis in the general soil depleting bose!thé trip they met Mr‘ Buxton’8 For the 1937 Peter Quick futur Snell. Drunken driving resulted in ney’s expenses 86.76; Sum winter before last. trict. Gosblin, secretary to Gover in 1938 Various proposals/ were C0U8in’ home on furlough from the lty two year olds owned by the fol- the revocation of 334 licenses none mons of witness 87.00 13.75 nor Martin, has been mentioned as made at the conference W i n g to cruiser San Die8° 8Unk offÀ New ,owin8 men are eligible: Bobby J.F. Plunkett, Cleaning Clerk’s BOARD K>F EQUALIZATION of which can be renewed for three • 7 , King, Donald King, Gerald Ijolz a possible candidate for the Con the possible setting up of special ;York* years unless proof of financial re typewriter . 7.50 IMEETING gressional post although he is still restrictions on wheat acreage simi-S Mrs* J * H> Elliot and dau* ht«r aphel, W. C. Helyer, Robert Helyer, Althea Stonemau Nyrsing ser Notice: There will be a meeting sponsibility to pay for damage registered as a voter in Multnomah lar t0 those now used in connection Mary left Tuesday for several John 'Maclnnes, J. M. Wilson, E. vice 876.00; mifewgfc 85.40 80.40 of the County Board of Equal ixa claims is furnished in the mean county. with corn under the program. weeks visit at Pasadena, California. M- Helyer, Frank von B w stel, Oise. D regoirW tF'ASPgonegi'W c- time. 1 tion of Sherman County, Oregon, ter the representatives of wheat From the Observer July 24. 1908 E* ond half f o t use of Agricul at th« Court House, Moro, Ore ' ®rmkert. Training of theta colts (Corporation Commissioner Haz states had considered various pos- tural Agent ‘ 800.00 gon, on the second Monday In Aug make them easy to handle is Sherman County Journal lett inherited a statp-owned auto sible alternative methods, it wasi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaseberg ust ,that being the 9th day of mobile from his predecessor in decided.’ however, that the general ° f Walla Walla were Moro visitors probably going on now as a corn- County printing lOJte August, 1937, to publicly examine office. After two months experi soil depleting base provision of the fart week guests of Mr. and Mrs. paratively short lim e remains be- Chas. Scribner's Sons Sup’t ♦ the Assessment Rolls, correct all ence he discovered that he had no 1937 program seemed preferable. I GarJ Peetz. They spent some time f° re the call to race will be sound- office supplies , , L ' 1.84 errors in valuation, descriptions I with their brothers J. R. and E. E. ed the starter. legitim ate use for the car.and ask --------- ------------ L R. Con lee, Jantorr’s sup of lands or other property asses Moro Boy Scout troop 360 re- P. P.’ DelMoss and wife left for _____ ■ ;__ .»■ 's ae— — Mwsms— ed the Board of Control take p lie s .. . 1.33 sed by me, and it shall he the Mbnd first place rating among the WEATHER FOR THE WRBlC — Washington county on the 22nd it off his hands. The request was Kfllham—Sup't office supplies duty of persona interested to ap eight troot >ps of Tbe Dalles seeking a cool retreat for two n*Tv so unusual as to rate as news— 841.22; Sheriff’s supplies.71 41.98 pear at the time and place ap during the month of June MAX. MIN PRBCI Wheat has started to roll _ into' months. _—2—- . sort of a man bites dog angle. W. S. Darley A Co. Sheriff's ....... .vTfi; . ::55-.. .. .00 pointed (appearance is by peti tag to a report from the Portland July 14 While the board is besieged with the Hay Canyon warehouse from' Dr. Marie Goffin has been able to -- 4g... 15 .. supplies ~ 9.64 tion)). All petitions must be made headquarters received thia week by . 50. .. . .00 requests for new* cars at almost threshing operations out on the ®it up more or less daily for sev- • • 16 .. ............. 92. ...5 6 . .. .00 May A Son Food for prisoner 4.38 IN WRITING and verified by the Clyde Gillmor, scoutmaster. Rank every meeting this was the first point. Early spring Federation of eral days, and is now completely << 17 .............97. Dean Barnett, Juror in Justice oath of the applicant and filed is based on meetings held, atten . . 5 8 ... .00 time within the memory of anyone good weight and reported high out of danger. Court $1.50; milage .70 , .220 with the board WITHIN FIF dance, * scout advancement and << 18 .. .............92 $. 69..... .00 around the state house that an yield is being threshed now. In-1 Humidity of last MjGnday was A. S. Johnson, Juror in Justice « 19 .. .............85. ...5 3 .. .. .00 TEEN DAYS from the time it is troop hikes. > official has ever turned a car back sufficient quantity has been hauled distressing in Moro, and the dam- << Court 81.50; mileage 81.00 2.50 by law required to meet. Troops of the district are located 29 .............84 ...6 5 .. .. .00 because he couM not find any use to give any accurate indication of age to growing ..crops would be T. L. Fields, Juror In Justice Margaret W. Peetz, at The Dalles, Hosier, Goldendale, yield, however. 1 difficult to estimate. Total for week.. . .00 Court 81.50; mileage <1.40 2.90 for It. - —: - - ~ County Assessor. Wash., Grass Valley •—1 By A L Lindbeck Health Association To Meet Next Week Two Methods Of Weed Killing Told Three Borrow From Dougall McDermid Dies At 70 Years Farm Program To Remain Sadie Rehabilitation Five Ex-Governors In Other Days Horses For Fair Races Named Of Oregon Remain Moro Boy Scout Troop Wins Honor Wheat Coming In ( -4—__ _ A-
