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) BAGS TWO THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. g erm a n MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1937 STATEHOUSE GOSSIP (Continued from page one) Bonneville issue for their own ends and at the egpense of the people,” the governor declared in what is interpreted here as a reply to Howard ,, Latou-ette, Democratic national committeman who last week charged the governor with at tempting to find a place for himself in the Roosevelt band wagon under false pretenses. “Every cheap trick in the bag of rabble rousers has been used but I am convinced that the people of this state will not be hoodwinked ” the governor continued. “In this modem day and age Oar people will be prone to accept with great er confidence and assurance the un biased and sound calculations of trained engineers rather than the mouthings of pundits whose spec ialty rs in using words to conceal rathe- than to reveal” rupt, appoint a trustee and transact MISSION OF THE STATE OF such other business as may proper- OREGON, are defendants^ said writ ly come before said meeting. . being directed to me commanding SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. 2, 188* GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct. 14, 1897 Dated at Bend, Ore.- this Oct. jm e to make sale o f the real proper- 4th, 1937. jty ncreinafter described, I will on CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6. 1931 WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891 G. C. Morgan, j Monday, the 18th day o f October. -CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932 Referee in Bankruptcy. j 1937, at 19 o ’clock a. m:, at the . ‘ ■ ■" t --------------------— -------------------- , front door of the Court House of Published Every Friday a t Moro, Oregon, By NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sherman County, in the City of Mb- GILES L. FRENCH Managing Editor All persons having claims a- ro- State of Oregon, offer for sale gainst the estate of Elizabeth Ful end proceed to sell to the highest ler. deceased, are hereby notified bidder’for cash in hand the follow to present them in proper form ing described real property, situate to the udersigned, the duly ap- in Sherman County, State of Ore- pointed, qualified and acting Ad- gon, to-wit: minirtrator of the estate of Eliza Northwest Quarter (N W i) and Entered a , second-class matter at the Poetofflce, at Moro, Oregon, beth Fuller, deceased, at the ofl^ce Northeast Quarter (N E I) of under Act of Congress of March 3. 187?. of Geo. G. Updegraff, Moro, Ore Section Twelve (12), Town gon, within six months from the SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ship One (1) South, Range date of this notice, to wit: October One Year .................................................. <•............ ........................... $1 60 Seventeen (17) East of the 15, 1937. Willamette Meridian. 1 OCTOBER 15,1937 David Reid to satisfy the sum of Six Thousand Geo. G. Updegraff, 50-1 three Hundred Twenty-three and d us try that chooses to come to WHOSE COUNTRYT Attorney for Administrator. 62-100 ($6328-62) Dollars, with in the section adjacent to the dam The constitution of the United and power for whatever co-oper- terest thereon from 11 day o f Sept. States, in the preamble, gives a s a{jve organizations may be form- NOTICE OF FILING FINAL AC 1937, at the rate of 6% per annum, Although LeRoy Herschel Mc- and the further sum of Two Thou cne purpose to “establish justice connect with - the federally COUNT — Gerty, convicted «layer of a Port sand Seven Hundred Eighty-three and another Jo “insure domestic bui,t transmission lines. Notice is hereby given that pie and 89-100 ($2,783.89) Dollars, with tranquility. This county, like others of the land service station employee, is undersigned has filed . with the interest thereon from 11th day of The « ~ t.W t.o n of Oregon ha count«,. wfl, under sentence o f death Warden Cleric of the County Count of the September. 1937, at the rate of 8% similar wordinsr: ‘to the end that ondobtedl/ derive mow-financial Lewis of the state prison is not go State of Oregon for Sherman peT annum, and the further sum of jusuce be established, order mam- devetopment of ing to be ip any hurry aibwt the County, his final account as admin $500.00 as attorneys* fee, together ta,ned’ . industry and the natural influx of construction of the recently author istrator C. T. A. of the last w'H and with costs of said suit taxed at ized lethel gas chamber. The war Not many will say that the idea population than from lowered testament of Charles Franklin Ful Twenty-three end 90-100 ($23 90) is old fashioned nor that govern- rateS on lighting and power used den recalls that it has been nearly ton, deceased and by order of said Dollars, and the costs of and upon ments may with impunity disre- by the residents. More thickly six years since a murderer paid the ( court, Monday, the 18th day of said writ. supreme penalty for his crime in gard the necesaaty of keeping o'- settled districts may obtain more j October, 1937, at the hour of 10 C. C. WILSON der among its citizens nor will benefit from widely, distributed this state and that in the interim I o’clock a. m. is fixed as the time, two convicted slayers have been many argue against the principle of power locally consumed, 'and the court room of the.. said Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon justice being administered by g o v -, p<(r j , it wU1 bene snatched from the gallows by court as the place for the hearing 46-50 ernment, either state or national. , th(|t the ment ¡, ovw eleventh hour commutations of of said final account and the settle- New What Do We Have? , As soon „ the prograra ¡, outlto. their sentences to life imprison i ment of said estate. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING ment, The warden has been inves For months two disputing unions; ed jn deUij therc will pl>ce Notice is given that Saturday,. W. M. Huntington, tigating gas chamber? in use in have fought wordy battles aboqt, for eVeryone to work for pie con- Other states and is of the opinion • A dm inistrator C. T. A. the 30th day of October, 1937, at R E G IS TE R E D J^LRSE-STEWARDESSES, who were assigned which one was supreme and have, tinued development of the Colum- that Oregon’s chamber can be con D ahd and first published Septem the hour ©f 10 o’clock A. M. of said day and the court room of the, ' and are, actually stopping business bi® river not only for power, but structed in less than a month if September IS to the'Union Pacific's crack Portland-Chicago train, ber 17, 1937. in thei- struggle for supremacy as for transportation, which also and when the need for one is defi the Portland Rose, are a real aid to mothers traveling w ith small Date of last publication October 15- County Court in the courthouse at children, as illustrated by Miss Mae Bruce in the picture above. the sole caretaker of the working- means a lot to shipper« of this Moro in Sherman County, Oregon nitely established. 1937 Miss Bruce, of Portland, Ore., is one of six graduate nurses chosen ma’s happiness and income. Beat county’s principal product. has been fixed as the time and place from the Northwest for the Portland Rose’s new service. ing up of members who break the for hearing all objections to the Voters of O egon will be asked i Each stewardess is a registered „ nurse and her assistance is orders of the union . bosses is so SPECIAL SESSION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF final report and account filed with to support a measure creating a 1 available, without cost, to all passengers. Stewardesses wear a t common that it is seldom reported THE STATE OF OREGON FOR the clerk of the County Court of sanitary board for the purpose of tractive French blue serge uniforms. Complete air-conditioning, The weather in Washington anymore. Sherman County, Oregon, by the THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN clearing streams of pollution. The low cost meals and free pillow and porter service are some of the NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE undersigned as administrator of • That is not domestic tranquility, ntay have cooled off since August when congress adjourned but it is proposed measure is being sponsor other comforts of the Portland Rose. the estate of John P.. Brackett, nor is it justice. . GEORGE B. GUTHRIE, as Re deceased. yet to be determined whether the ed by the Oregon Stream Purifica Last spring sit down at: ikers. congressmen, themselve« have tion League of which State Treas . ..X L. Bracket, Administrator — ••4 and tons Joe and Marion, Elsie ceiver of The Oregon-Washington "contrary to all rules of property Joint Stock Land Bank of Portland, cooled their tempers or not. Be urer Holman is president and Frank of the estate of John P. Sanders, Mrs. J. C. Wilson and and personal rights held and in Oregon, a corporation, Plaintiff, ing called back in special session Franciscovich, president of the Brackett, deceased. daughter Nellie and grandson Geo. some eases destroyed machinery in w’ill not be very popular with state senate, is vice president. By Dolores Simon ' ■' ’ vs Carlton L. Pepper, S a o e . factories. Recently in California Friday. October 8, Moro came to men who want to stay home and Attorney for Administrator. Karl D. J. McLACHLAN, MOLLIE Mc- Pluemke left for Portland the’farmers of the three great val Neither Governor Martin nor Grass Valley and playtd volley- I ' he"wili resume his LACHLAN. MARGARET WOODS, campaign for re-election, which is leys went to San Francisco and what most of them have been do Ralph Moody, assistant attorney ball. We are sorry to say that the studies at the Northwestern busi- W A. WOODS, FRIANCES McLA NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE through their own organization ne general, are exhfciting any consid scores were: girls, Moro 26 and ness college. ing since coming home. CHLAN, MORO STATE BANK, a OF REAL PROPERTY gotiated a temporary peace with erable concern over the $648,000 Grass Valley 11; boys, Moro 23 * Mr., and Mrs. John M&cInnes corporation, MARK SKINNER, Su On Saturday, the 13th day of Already there is a hint of fire striking unionists who held the suit filed against them by Earl H. and Grass Valley 22. Both were were at Tillamook the past week perintendent of Banks of the State November, 1937, at the hour of ten waterfront as securely as the Jap works over the farm bill, what ever that is going to be like when Fehl. former county judge of Jack- exciting games as a good fight where they had their sheep ship of Oregon, WALTER A. MLAY and o’clock a. m. at the front door of anese army holds Shanghai. PAUL MAY Co-Partners, doing the Courthouse in Moro,' Sherman written. The Farm Bureau has son county. The governor points was put up by each-fidc. W2d ped to Kent for winter feeding. If it is a function of« government business under the fiirm name and County- Oregon, I will sell at public lately been an advocate of strict out that in refusing to Liberate nesday, Octcber 2Jth, Gtus-s Val Mr. and Mrs. J. L. M atthes were to preserve peace and order and er government control of agricul Fehl from prison where he was ley goes to Wasco whe.- e the girls business visitors in The Dalles style of Walter A. May & Son, auction to the highest bidder for establish justice why are two bands ’ . ' PACIFIC COAST JOINT STOCK cash, the following described real Tuesday. ture and agriculturists‘ and be serving a term for complicity in the only will play. of workingmen allowed to fight out Bo»b King i3 back in class after Jackson county ballot thefts he was LAND BANK OF PORTLAND, property located in Sherman Coun ing opposed by the National Dinner guests at the Carl their own battle to the detriment Grange, which has always stood • only »«ting on advice of the attor- a week of activity a t j t b : Stock- OREGON, a corporation, and ty, Oregon, to-wit:_ _ Sehadewitz home Sunday were: of all and why is it necessary for for as much independence among • STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT general, whereas Moody insists Show in Portland. VrC all agree The South Half (S i) of Sec farmers to settle with strikers be farmers as possfole. Because of that the *dvic« 8 iven to the gover- th a t Bob has a right to feel hap Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Wilson and COMMISSION OF THE STATE tion Sixteen (16), Township children, Mr. and Mrs. George fore they can market the crop they the nature of -the two organiza py» grand champs don’t la.ll at Wilson and chidren. OF OREGON- Defendants. waa »¿»olutely sound, Two (2) South Range Sixteen have grown? your feet every day. , tions it is likely the latter more L (16), East of the Willamette By virtue of the writ of execu ■W. Wily Knighten, county Certainly there are few people in nearly represents the opinions of Meridian. James H. Hazlett, state corpor tion and order of sale duly issued this nation who will approve of the the real farmer. Said sale is made under execu ation commissioner, this week broad school superintendent, paid us r out of the Circuit Court of the call last Friday, to arrange fot government standing aside and tion issued out of the Circuit Court casted a warning against the pur- State of Oregon »for the Coun ty of There is certain to be a fight fu tu re 4-H club aettviG es.----- waiting to see which side is going Sherman, on the 13th day of Sept. o f the' State of Oregon fo t the over the wages and hours bill. ohase of oil and gas leases. Com Our band has undergone a com to be victorious and then stepping panies offering such leases for sale 1937, pursuant to a decree entered County of Sherman to me directed in to award the palm of victory. Neither union leaders nor indus in Oregon are operating without pete change: it is now 'Under 1h in said court Sept. 11th, 1937, in a in the case of the State Land Board From the Observer Oct« 16, 1908 Must it be decided which has the trialists had much hope for im the Required peimit, Hazlett says. direction of Mr. Tapp. Instruc suit wherein George B. Guthrie, of the State of Oregon, plaintiff vs. M rs. J. F. Belshve succeeded,in moat votes, the C. I. 0. or the A. provement of conditions from the His office has evidence that thous tion and practice started a week as Receiver of The Oregon-Wash C. E. Johnson and Edna H. John F. of L., before the government will last one although William Green ands of dollars are being invested ago. Folkw ing is the list of producing a first class article of ington Joint Stock Land Bank of son, husband and wife; J. A. Ev aim inch» in Sherman county this aid in adjusting industrial trou did finally give it some verbal in these leases. He is placing his those taking p art as well as the Portland, Oregon, a corporation, is ans; H. C. Ginn and Stella Ginn, support. There is grave doubt instrum ents ¡flayed: Di-ums: Thel-' year. bles? evidence before several district at The roc.es- for which the Pacific plaintiff, and D. J. McLACHLAN. husband and wife; Joe F. Peters on all sides as to the advisability ma Fortner, Kelly Tiller, Lvdis And what of Oregon? torneys and it is expected that the Northwest is so famous, are still MOLLIE McLACHLAN, MARG and Marie Peters, htufoand and of giving the government author Saxo ARET WOODS, W. A. WOODS, wife; F. R. Fortner and Anabel L. Supposedly every man is free to ity to say what hours and what promoters will be prosecuted under Roth, Herman Ziegler. phone: Emma Jean Eakin- Gene blocming in Moro, with all the FRANCES McLACHLAN, MORO Fortner, husband and wife: Mark work at any honorable job he can wages laborers should receive and the Oregon Blue Sky law. •'rfection of early summer, the Reynolds, Lila Lee Alloy, Donald . • • » • get and the government will protect industry should pay. ■*uk mu having simply added to STATE BANK« a corporation, Skinner, Superintendent of Banks Olds. Ruth Ann Leghonf, Clarinet MARK SKINNER, Superintendent of the State of Oregon; American him against violence. Yet when one Eighty new school buildings Betty Olds, Ellen . E&kin, John coloring. Special sessions usually bring of Banks of the State of Oregon, Surety Company of New York, a side in the labor dispute puts out a were erected in Oregon during the n nimunPv was shocked to picket line few men dare go thru out something that the sponsors past year at a total cost of $6,800,- Beuther, Bobby Z eig ler/’ Lowell hr?.r of the death of Phil Ruggles WALTER A. MAY and PAUL corporation: and Sherman County, Fields: Bass MAY Co-Partners, doing business a municipal corporation, defen it. One side will not handle goods failed to consider and this one 000 according to Rex Putnam, state Tiller, Leighton may follow the general rule. Horn: Bill Todd; Trombone: Ra- in Portland, where he was being under the firm name and style of dants. produced by members of the other superintendent of public instruction mopa Spoor; Trum pets: Bill Rolfe. trerted for illness. Mr. Ruggles- Walter A. May & Son, PACIFIC C. C. WILSON, side and all is oonfusion. 'Roy Shields who one time ap All of the new buildings were made Ivan Gervais, Ross Fields, Anita wan a pioneer in Sherman county, COAST JOINT STOCK LAND Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon This is not domestic tranquility. peared here as counsel has been possible through P W A funds. Dunlap, Freida Beuther, Robert ahvavs a leading spirit in agri- cuP’.-. e and horticulture. He leaves BANK OF PORTLAND, ORE Geo. G. Updegraff, This is not maintaining order. This appointed as general solicitor for Twenty-eight of the state’s 36 Schilling. a wife and grown family, and a GON, a corporation and STATE ! Attorney for Plaintiff. is not justice. It harks back to the the Union Pacific in Portland. counties are represented in the la rre circle of friends and neigh INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COM-» 49-32 period in Italy when each little Congratulations to Mr. Shields— list of new schools. bor; to mourn his departure. The duke has his gang of bravo* who and to the U. P. • • • funeral was held Wednesday af- terrorized the countryside and the Frink Tierney, executive aecre- *f r?ioon in this cPy, interm ent in king was either powerless to stop Late visitors of the Pacific Inter-^tary of the Democratic state cen- Mo'o cemetery. it or was afarid he might need the national were disappointed that so tral committee during the last F irm the Observer Oct. 18. 1918 duke’s aid in some affair. * much of the stock was taken away campaign, has just taken a posi- Edna McKay, daughter of Mr. Ly order of the state health When farmers have to ship their before the show was ended and it tion as permit clerk in the Port and Mrs. George McKay of Kent departm ent Sherman county is in crops they muM go to Dave Beck’s is also reported that some of the land Office of the Public Utilities and John Koepke, son of Mr. and quarantine against Spanish Influ- henchmen or to Harry Bridges industrial exhibits were moved b e-■ commission. Mrs. Hans Koepke of Grass Val enra to the extent cf having all henchmfti and ask permission. fore the last day. Mawbe the show . --------------- ?-------- ley were married at Vancouver, school?, churches, theatres, and m • It is about time patriotic citizens is too long and needs to be short- Wash, this week. places of public amusement and wrote another Declaration of In «.«)■ b u » ., long » » j K h«M ed - Those from Kent who went to gatherings closed until the Kb's- dependence or officials began to for eight days it should be kept* the aution sale at Tygh Valley ease is brought under control. read the preamble of the consti intact for eight days for people will last week jyjge: . Mr. and Mrs. T\\ i hundred eases have been rc- not travel hundreds of miles to see tutions. Geo. Barnet Wndl» son Melvin and nr-* d in the county. It is up to the remnants of an exposition no Hunters who enter the fields of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clark. e-’ h individual to take car*1 that matter how good the whole might ROSS APPOINTMENT h< do”s the best he can to rid the Oregon in search of China pheas Mr. ^nd Mrs. Carl Sehadewitz have been. ants during the coming open season and son John attended the stock cm nty of the disease as soon as Now that J. D. Ross has been no <ible. named as the administrator of Joe Carson is pictured learning from October 16 to 31, inclusive, in show in Portland last week i'.n.’n the f r s t day of the fair most sections of the state, can ’ Kent Grange No. 688 held its Bonneville dam and the power how to pin the most important that is expected to result from it, article of clothing on a baby. help to maintain or inrease the regular meeting Saturday evening ’ u. everybody on their m ettle and track in fine condition for supplly of birds for future years October 9, with 28 members pres th- there should be a cessation of the That’s an item for Winchell. go- d work. by taking the slight trouble to re ent plans being made to attend clamor that has arisen^over the J. Ginn has had a garage entire project. Notice that electric rates are turn any leg bands that may be grange conference at Harlandview bu It for his auto on his residence found on birds they kill to the State Thursday, aJfeo the extension of Ross has already announced to be reduced in Portland pi\ nerty facing second street. that industry may have some of please residents of that city but Game commission, says A. S. Einar the Barlow road was discussed at cen, associate biologist of the Ore length. . the power and that private users perhaps the best news will be Time is no longer the deciding factor in making your IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF will have some of it. It could about the elimination of the flat gon Research -unit of the U. S. Kenneth . Bather and Thelma deposits. Our special Bank-by-M.ail Deposit Envelope I HF UNITED STATES FOR Biological Survey, located at Ore Farrar were matried at Golden-, hardly have been otherwise since rate charge. permits you to make deposits at any hour. When it’s in THE DISTRICT OF OREGON. gon State college. dale, Wash., last Monday return t h e , bill governing Bonneville convenient for you to come to the bank— merely drop the, ; • Tn the rpatter of Emma Sayrs The State Game comthission, makes an equal distrftiution man I s .it possible that Eddie and which cooperates with the Biolog ing to the former’s home here Axtell, Bankrupt. r envelope containing your endorsed checks in tne nearest Monday evening. datory. Portland may yet pur •Wally are coming to this country mail box. ' No. B 22708 In Bankruptcy. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and chase the Northwest Electric com to read some of our ‘^Don’t Be ic aJ Survey, the American Wid Life TO THE CREDITORS OF EM- By return mail a receipt will be sent you, which acts as institute, and Oregon State college son Earl and Mrs. Helen Powo.s pany stock that investors have Skinny" advertisements ? , MA SAYRS AXTELL: your record o f deposit. Try ¿his time-saving method. Full in carrying on research work in were week end visitors at Bend. been trying to sell for some years | You are hereby notified that on the details supplied on request 7 Tom Miller of California, a for , 15th day of September, 1937, Emma *.nd “ If Oregon football, teams can this field, liberated some 20,000 pheasants following the close of Resources 12} mer Kent resident, is visiting ¡Sevrs Axtell, of Moro. Ore., was aUo sold then, m il be no compe- have „ much lpck in, t Ca„. --- - -- --------------------- wx Millions ... .— - ------ ---- ------ Ution ior pablK power m the city' fdniia opponanU thia g .tu r f.j, the hunting season last fo il This friends this weeL C. R. Harding, Manager — - ........ L. A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr. , duly adjudged bankrupt, and that sehson they are anxiou^ to learn o f - P o la n d J. H. Wilt of Grass Valley was th • first meeting of her creditors as they did against Washington just how many of them are killed, a Kent visitor v Wednesday. Ross has stated that industry 1 teams last week we esn all cheer. WiM be held in the office of G. C. how, where and when, MV. Einarserr Mr. ad Msc. W alter Byers were Morgan, Referee in Bankruptcy, in now using power will be cared for o fth c * says. Instructions for returning business visitors in Pendleton in the future and this in itself Bend, Oregon, on the 16<h day cf Our scientist friend reports that the bands are simple and are prin Monday. will quiet the fears of many who offlcegirls now have larger and „ a A .. , Oc tober, 198F, at ten o’clock in the ted on each band. Kent folks attend.ng the Piohi- Rt which time and place thought difficulties might arise. H e a d O ffice^ P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n wetter tongues from licking ,the bRmn play at Moro Wednesday creditors may attend, prove ■ There will be power for the in- oversized stamps now sold. F t P S S A L P B P O 9 I T 1W SJJB A W C K C O a r O M A T i O W Read tihe *ads in the Journal were^ Mrs. H. JE.Morrow . tfie ir claims, examine ¿>e baffik- I V C o m ity lo u r tu d G. V. School In Other Days Kent Girl Is Married In Vancouver V MAIL Bands On rhesant s Legs Wanted m T he D alles B ranch United S tates N ational B ank z y
