PAO« TWO
TM« SHS8JKAX COUNTY JOURNAL.
that government bounties are Un­
warranted.
4
Rural street comers and loung­
Sherman County Observer
ing places are the spots tp find out
Established Nov. 2, 1888
how to manage the railroads, lower
Grass Valley Journal -
the cost of automobiles, cut the
Established Oct. 14, 1897
price of beer in half and make farm
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 machinery cheaper. I t Is a l l . so
Wasco News-Enter prise
simple that it is surprising that
Established Nov.- 1891
some administration doesn’t ar­
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 range to transfer its citizens
around.
Published E very F riday at
It may be accepted as true that
Moro, Oregon
Giles L. F r e n c h ’
Editor farmers make as much money as
they can and that all o f them would
Entered as second-class maUiF"id' jfM~rieh Within a f e w years. i f ’It
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon ■ was not for expenses and compe»
under Act of Congress of March tition that cuts prices. The same
could undoubtedly be eaid of busi­
8, 1879.
_
ness men and manufacturers. A
f?w of each class do obtain a com­
petence and once in a while a man
will get good and rich.
Good management is probably
the answer to success in any line­
al ong with knowledge of the indu»
try. Certainly no one could maxe
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
automobiles cheaper than the. men
who have been a lifetime with tlje
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
business and surely no oh® not ac­
Pavrble in Advance
w|tb . farming .’could
QNE YEAR ............ L
. 84.50 quainted'
achieve the efficiency of the modem
wheat grower.
^Fhrrtnan < « ts » h i
¡ fo n d
MOHO. ÖRlGON FRIDAY, JANUARY IX, 1988
Ctehrk*«' Report, o f Over-draft«, Under»
B u d g et E xpenditure«, Etc. fo r 1 9 3 7
the office of the County Clerk,
r hereby certify that thia report
is trqe and correct.
Dated January 11, 1988.
,/ .
Respectfully submitted, '
Other
Joe Truitt, County Glerk
Dlapo
• •
sition1
MW
hundi
In d u Snell declared.
y
>ntinuatiou»of the preosed ^
€ontint
gram and development o f new chan­
nels of safety education are plan­
ned for 1988, haaate- M« M h<we>
ful that with a comprebanaive aaf6-
ty campaign carried on through ¿he
entire-yeay Oregon will ta k e f lte
place aa the “safest state in ’ thd
union."
/
Continued, from page o q e ) ~ i t
Board ,of Trade Building, the Port-
lapd jta*icip*T Market building,
Amount Amount
U R 7.A nr.
the Lloyd’s proposal and a proposed ACCOUNT
'
Expended Budgeted
Aca’i.
cixfc center on the w e st side. The
first three of these proposals In­
Ceunty* Judge's Salary , 6650.00 • 450.00
volve the purchase o f old buildings
21.96
fu d g e 's Expenses
108.05
126.00
and their reconditioning to meet
County
Clerk’s
Salary
’
1500.00
1500.00
the needs of the state. U ogd’s Inc.,
750.00
has offered to donate sm ite un the Deputy Clerk'srSalary- » 1 750.00
Incidental
dyMtees'--'
1
‘
£86
51
85^1
200.00
east side and to accept three per
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
6.40 From the Observer Jan. 19, 1919
Record
Books
add
Blanks
.
119.60
,
125.00
k • • «T7
cent certificates of indebtednofar in
Henry Peters,is a^othpr fiber-
;
County
Sheriff’s-
Salary
-
1
1800.00
1800.00
financing conotruation p t .» * ter®
(All persona having datine aga
j man County soldier' te te h in g Wed-
420:00
420.00 .
story modern-office building £06 by Traveling expenses 0J
the
Estate . of Johp
nesd
ayof,
this
weeK.
*
7
'
,
. . MathiesonL
• s ' S a « ^ 0 1960.00
750.00
200 feci. The . Elks -Ttenjpk has
f
Tom
Dourn.
wroto
6
«
C
un*
*
»
is *r
• 597.94
197.94
400.00
been offered the state for 6690,000
« .1 0 Lto. Vu. telling of t t e country tkem with vouA .ru to tb ,
State
In&ts.
-Aié:
CofiM.
67.90
100.00
including the cost of . remodeling
there *nd the trip ucroee the eon- ” 8toed ut thoir y a m
.
1800.00
1800.00
the structure. Agents for the Board , County Assessor’s Salary
tinent
x
.
*
near
Rufus,
Oregon
within
6
400.00
400.B0
of Trade building, i n 11-story office Field Assessor f
C.
L.
Montgomery
has
been
ap-
the
date
of
the
first
pub-
3.33
applies
•'
428.33
426.00
structure, have offered thia prop-i Office supplies
pointed deputycitynterahal) during « « « o n of this notice. The date Of
2.15
District
Attorney’s
expenses
102.15
100JM
the flu quarantine p e r £ T
'
publication of this notice
erty together with an adjacent 100
500.00
400.00
by 100 foot lot for a total cost of County Treasurer's Salary 900.00
C. A . Perkins arrived from Ari- ** J*nuary 1» 193#
8.47
108.47
100.00
Office expenses
6626,000, this figure to cover the
Hugh S. Mathieeon
zona
to work in the J, C. Freeman
1500.00
1500-00
cost of necessary alternations to School Supt’s Salary
Executor
store.
300.00
T ravelin g expenses
",
300.00
t^e building.* •* *
'
*
Margaret Leff
68B5
From
the
Observer,
Jan.
22,
1999
*
260.00
Incidentalygpensds
,
818.85
• • • 7 ~
Executrix
16.20
Office Work
216-20
200.00
Grandpa Belshee died at the
. Pigliqiinary petitions for a new1
7.10 home of h is son J.< F. Belshee near Frank G. Dick, Atty.
50.00
lOeraner’s feet/ahd. expenses ■>. 42.90
chqiR »tqre tax measure were filed
25.00 Wasco on the 19th at the advanced
25.00
a«w>u fk u Juror’» and Witnesses tfe*»-
Block
with Secretary a / .
300.00
age of 91 years. * : as
The Dalles, Oregon
10-13
W
0
0
the Oregon
2.70
12.30 • / 16.00
asa a «
O n
retttrn trom Washington
Business League of Portland. • The
* 240.00
County Physician
r
r
Butler will open the law office
JANUARY 21, 1938
hew measure which to said to be
46.00
Inspection of County Parks 46.00
of
Bowerman
and Butler in the NOTICE OF FINAL i SETTLE­
modeled after the Louisiana law
125.00 quarters formerly occupied by J. O.
MENT
300.00
County
Stock
Inspector
175.00
recently upheld by the United
NO NEWS TODAY
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
POWER
Commissioner's
Fees
Elrod.
_»
The cessation of publication ol States supreme court provides for
79.69
H. A» Stuart did the sand bag
«>U N TY , STATE OF
The report of the public utilities
400.00
and Mileage
320.31
metropolitan
dailies gives all coun­ a graduated tax ranging from |1O
commissioner of Oregon on the
62.80.
School
Library
Fund
62.80
protection act to perfection at the
try dailies and w eeklies. a .. chance per store for chains operating from ? 4 « «tttb Fair
500.00
600.00
power companies .making reports to
lumber yard Wednesday.
to boast about their value to their two to ten stores, up to a maximum
40.00
Another flood on the 19th took
0 P Maode P*
him from 1930 to 1936 has recent­
County Teacher’s Institute
40.00
readers. Some very- fine things of 6550 per store on chains operat­
ly been published. It comes at an
Courthouse:
Janitor,
Fuel,
out
the
Hay
Canyon
bridges
below
Dece*®o<l-
ing snore than 500 stores. Sponsors
280.04
1400.00
opportune time when many sec­ bave hem said ahput-puch, tìgH rs
1630.04
iignts, w ater, etc.,
DeMoss and made travel only pos-
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN
by their editori «in commenting en of the measure claim that it would
27.45 isble with trains aTeach end of a
250.00'
tion? of the state «re intereifed in
C ounty Printing» . ’
t
222.55
th® undersigned, adminUtefit
the lack of the larger news serv- yield an annual revenue of 650Q,00p
50.00
4.32
learning more about the power
óftF riso ners etc., 54.32
Jail'.
Board
three
mile
portage.
tor
of
estate of Maude P. MuUecK.
in Oregon.
1500.00
todu.tr, , the co»t of pomre* tren.-
1500.00
County Fair, 1937;
The ground is so “full” now that
deceased, haa filed te 4m
Insurance, PWfrjytbunds * 225.00
226.03 -
mission, overhaul and thè possiti-
.County Court of Sherman County»
inbt’hqlcf aV ihg » wa i
rsjv : Income tax collections by Ore­
, 16.25 ;
25.00
41.26
Oregon, his fi aero m t a e admin­
Justice
Court
X i . ; : - '
sfi'ow
is
still
holding
it
J
down
gon during 1937 totalled 66,844,047
i
istrator of sa 'l esta-e anil that the
Circuit
, vr
,
p -™ 2 ,s s .”
i£ .“s ^ s r S
spots.
it w»s reported by the state tax
374.60
-
400.00
31st
day of January' 1938, at Ibe
Witnesses
and
Jurors
774.60
From the Observer Jan. 20, 1899
commission. Of this amount 63,-
«
26.00
the statement of J. D. 'Ross th at
,
.
, . 7
,
25.00
hour
of 10 o’ekek in the forenoon
Reporters
Fees
..
, .
.
¡.»v news more understandable and 328,683 was received * from individ­
N. W. Thompson is making some of said day, at the county court
6.00
20.00
the cost of power at the switch-
. .
...
,
rv-.
.,
. „ uals and/g l,741,039 from corpora­ Bailiff's Fees
14.00
.
v v ili 4. j
-4U
-point. , out trend»,
¿.Often they tell
26.00 elaborate improvements in the Blue room in the courthouse -of said
25.00
board has Jittle to do w ith the c o st
. :.
.. v
*v
Meals for Jurors
tions. The 1937 total was more
Barn and has room for 85 horses county, has bean fix d by the court
to the consumer. The p r o d u c t i o n f * ' ™ * ± 7 “ £
500.00
500.00 ,
than twice that of 1931 when only Special Election
under cover. Nerw rigs to handle as the time rnd p lr ^ for hearing
expense of the power used in Ore-¡ 7 7
T 7
100.00
100.00
Burial Expenses
62,278,767 were collected from this
g o n is 2.26 m ill, per kitowntt. The ' te,,‘
'
z ■/ -
450.40 heavy baggage and for drummers of objections 4o said account, if
2500.00
2049.60
Old Age Assistance
source.
with grips have been ordered and any, and the settlement thereof.
average cost of power to the con- ' TW<liawspaper s tr id e * * * cer-
229.81
1000.00
1229.81
Public Assistance
the city will soon have the most
s inner is 2.27 cents per kilowatt. I u in lV
-labor in a much worse’
69.32
69.82
Care of the Blind
William Muilenburg,
A net profit of 6118,848 on its
complete and admirably adapted
Someplace between the place of Position than before. People who
149.18
Aid to Dependent Children 149.18
Administrator
of the estate pf
real
estate
sales
during
1987
was
stable accomodations of any inland
manufacture and the meter of the wer® not brought into direct touch
Care and Maintenance of
Maude P. Muilenburg, deceased.
reported
by
the
World
War
V
et-
town
in
Oregon..
’
.
customer the original cost is multi-
the labor situation are now,
44.15
25.00
- 69.16
FeeblaAhwM.sd ? .
Nobody moved out because of the R. J. Kitchen,
. . z
plied by ten.
missing a daily visitor and they. dq ersnsState 'Aid .‘ommiesion this
200.00
200.00
Widow’s Pensions
Barnum,
creek flood Tuesday but LaGrande, Oregon,
This looks pretty bad on the àur- n9t like it. It *11 briifgs a bitxfije-. week. Sales of fawn and city prop Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society 50.00
,
50.00
things were lively fora while about Attorney for admlnistrator.
face but the average cost lo r the ® ? th® time when the public n j il| erty by the commission during the Xouiae Home
<
50.00
50.00
totalled 61,401,148. The atate’s
Elrod’s lumber piles. Jarvis' bak­
United States- is 4H9
»" ta ****** *nd »trai ght on year
50.00
4 69 Tents
cents 'ra
pèf f f —
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F A A-M
50.00
Wavrrly Balby Home
i nevstment ig, ijh^se^ . prope rtie s
ery was on ah island, the foundry
kilowatt. Cost of the P P A X Co. out the/labor troubles or. state ^heir umoqpted to 61^68^6^.
White Shield* Hobne o f
Moro, Oregon
was across the river and Mitchell
j <
. u ■
•
power is 2.17 cents per kilowatt views s i plainly that public officials »
50.00
50.00
Salvation Army f,‘
Meets
the 1st and 3rd
A
Foss
new
shop
and
Landry’s
look
50.00
indicating that this section is bet­ can no longer afford to hesitate in
50.00
Volunteers of America-
Eighty per cent of the inmates
Thursday evenings of
ed
like
Clif>on
cannery.
.enforcing
laws
against
mayhem
160.50
200.00
ter situated than the average in
39h0
,• DeMoss Memorial Park
each, month. Visiting
The Stockton gang plow is being
on the persons of those .who are of .the Boys' Training School come Bureau pf Biological Survey 500.00
500.00
this respect.
from
broken-Uftmas,
Superintendent.
members
cordially in­
sold
in
Wasco
by
Charles
Jones.
T k . --mr m num h.r nf H lo w itt
work- Union «M»*»1» ">*F
Seaier of Weights and
vited to meet with ua.
„ .I T .
S T m i ■„ r w 2 » h* v‘ to « ’ »'“ » to»»on i n ^ s d of Laughlin told the Board of Con­
They
have
4,
5
or
six
bottoms
and
18.16
50.00
Measures
1 ,
’ . 36.84
[efiftur t
used in the U. S. is 597, in Oregon ,
. ,
„
trol this week. The institution has
has both seeder and drill attach- Roy Powell. W. M.
force to handle their men.
36.00
250.00
liting
County
Books,
1987
286.00
is 1166 and under the system we
Auditfi
_
more than 600 boys out on parole,
ments.
. C V. Belknap. Serv.
16.55
¡7,16.55
SC
have hère is 1286.
Laughlin sa|d. About twenty per Bal. of 1936 afidit pa lid in 1987
Two
eight
horse
teams
loaded
at
1600.00
1600» 00
One of the surprising things to RADIO’S DEFICIENCY
; } cent of the boys in the school sre C ounty Ajpent - -
the Moro depot on the 13th for Mnro I-ndae No- N 3, I- O. O.(F-
J80.00
180.00
R
e-E
m
ploym
ent
office
the uninitiated observer of power
Deficiencies of the radio as a parole violators.
Priiievffte. '
' '
Moro. Oregoa
21.33
,•21.33
-<e
. Shiel Property Taexsi ’
and light statistics is the report of i disseminator, of the „
are Be-* iZ c-
Meets 1st and 3yd.
500.00
loss of power. In 1986 the pro-dom ing more apparent ¿very day*
The. newly cheated department of Inland Empire Waterways 500.00
Advance in Science
^Tuesdays in the . >
ffucing companies generated 1,189,-' that no papers are received. One •geology and* mineral Industri« has Judge’-e and Commiythrnerls
I O.OP. hall Trad
A cameraman, working for the
39.52
a »...a»
IX
sao
39.52
Fees
613,436 kw. and of this am ount has to be in the right spot and tun- already grubstaked prospectors to Ass'n.
sieat and rtaittnv
educational
department
of
a
film
M
Î
4.47
,488,427 kw were unaccounted ed to the right station to get radio­ * total of 620,000 according to a re­ Tax rtfttrtd
brothers
art cordi­
65.00
company,
met
an
old
farmer
in
365.00
Premiums
on
Officers
Bonds
430.00
meaning probably that it was news and if friend Wife drops a to rt to Governor M artin? The 1937
ally invited to meat
town and said:
48.07
48.07
t in transmission. This means dish, the dog barks o r some one act creating the board authorizes Insurance on Courthouse
with os.
‘T v e just been taking some mov­
300.00
300.00
t for every five kws generated honks his bom an important part grubstakes up to a maximum of 650 Public Health Nurse
Lewis
McKee,
N. G.
.
ing
pictures
of
life
out
on
your
only four can be sold at the pres- of the story may be lost. ‘
On condition that the loan be re­ Premium»' for Historical
2.22
farm."
r
Joe
Truit,
Secretary
2.22
Contest
ent efficiency of engineering.
Then the radio never repeats and paid with interest if the miners
“Did you catch any of my men
131.98
131B8
Taxes of the A , B
u tilities One may hear thpt such and such' make a “strike.” S ' ,. ;” ;.’ 7 -,
> Well iat Fair Grounds
165.00
in
motion?" artcod the old farmer Lupine Rebekah Lodge N o .ll<
155.Q0
•
•
•
-s.
in Oregon w ere $2,935,888. 18 in wag gai(j
7..30
¿ne
Dog Fund expenses
Moro, Owffc .
670J9B
curiously.
’ .
. '
, ' .
670 92'
1936 which was an increase of 36%
bjg paper and look itr n p o n a
Inheritance and. g ift -taxea xjol-1 . LtW; Library 1Í
627,671^3 826^87.80
82021.45
83406.18
‘Sure
I
did.”
Meets 2d and 4£h t a -
since 1980. In fact taxes cost certa in pa?t an<j must lake the re- lected by the state during 1937
The farmer shook his head re­
Amount carried over from 1937 budget—General
fund
surplus
3.11 mills for each kilowatt which pQ^g gfTwodfc vfaa d A rd the re- totalled 61,103,598.38 according to
esdays of each month
is quite a bit more than the cost of .port*,,., furtherm ore news broad- a report by State Treasurer Hol- x8202MK E W gerfcy 'frund budget 84000.00, leas under budget items flectively, then commented: "Movies
Visiting members wrt
are
a
wonderful
thing!”—Wall
charged
against
the
Emergency
Fund
for
1937,
leaves
a
balance
of
generation of the electricity
casters speak at a rather rapid gait mana Inheritance tax collections
coma.
Street Journal.
Since the v isit of Morton Tamp- an<j cioaa attention must be given totalling 61,048^77.41 set * new all' $594.82 in Emergency Fund.
Mabel McKee, N. « .
Roads and Highways:
kins, temporary explainer for J. D. by those who would glen the news. time high, Dolman said.
Hey, That Man’s In Again
« • te
Naomi Van Glider, Sec.
J 4
Ross, made his visit to this county
Amount expended $37,581.89
Maybe some one will develop a
“You ship radio operators are
there has been a renewal of the
Amount budgeted 24,500.00
. <
x
*
Members
of
the
Board
of-Control
pocket radio that one may carry
rolltor stones.” ■
. . .
Be I hie hem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. 8
813,081.89
Amount exceeding budget.
one time interest in bringing power
* .V
n.-.»r-Xtiir m around and keep tuned in to a news have been invited by Superinten­
"Correct; but you can’t say we
- Moro. Oregon ' ”•
to th>. dlstnct from BonnecUto If Btatton
d . , ’. event. Ilk. dent S. B. Laughlin to witness a
69.32 gather no Morse!’
;
Meets Every Seobn4
ltae. .r e b u i l t t o Ä ™ . th<
M^
e, . Mnä „ „ the dress parade of his charges at the CLERK’S ANNUAL REPORT OF Care of the Blind
PERIOD Jb^NU ARY11,^1937 TO Aid to Dependent Children 149.18
Fourth Thursdays in each
housea two or three miles apart
Boys'
Traiaiug
Sahooi.7)
The;bov«.
wire to their members or it may be
Radio programs, .safety news
Month. Visiting itoambeK
undes a public utility system with
DISBURSEMENT« W r the Cfcre and Maintenance sf
Laughlin .«aid» aibVlHttf'^ f& illtd
stories
and speeches prepared and
i
t
s
X
l
I
ai
Fesfcleminded
*
.
69.16
Iavited.
A ■: <-
twice daily h y ^ t f o & f e f $e£0lir
g the rates
b MCEMBEM w W !
» g Boyfc’ and Girts’ Aid Society 60.00 presented by himself or members
Frances King W: :Mu
as to be impractical Is one prob*
army
sergeant.
'
.
. ..
, ___ will work like a stock ticker and _______________ Account
Amount
Home
< ? •< 50.00 of his staff would run into the
■ Ruth 8pariing.’ Sacretaty- ?>.--
lem: whether there is a large
. . . naw.
¡r.i y ’ i
n^W
.O
O
Waverly
Baby
Home
60.00
enough demand fo r electricity to
It might be simpler to invent a
®*pen8«8
10&-06 White Shield Home of Sal- .
'. n
make lines to all - rural districts «
machine to take the place of men
Among the very first settlers in County Clerk’s Salary
,1 5 0 0 .0 0
vation Army
60.00
possible is another. Also it must
who q u it.* ’nine dollar Job and go Sherman county-w ai Henry Root
Deputy Clerk’s Salary
760.00 Volunteers of America Hohte* 60:00
be determined what will happen if on with newspapers. - .
who cams from Huiqbolt coqnty - Incidentel Expenses,J
285^1 DeMoss Memorial Park
89.60
revenue bonds are issued and are
Cslifornit in\June ow 1881 , and
Record Bboks and Blinks 119.60 Bureau of Biological Survey 600.00
not paid—will the bond holder or
The Dalles is to be congratulated settled on the place west of Wasco, County Sheriff’s Salary
1800.00 Sealer of Weights and
the property of the district lose ?
on the sueeess of its sponsorship now farmed by his son, G. H.
Traveling E x p e n se s^
420.00
Measures
86.84
Shou.ld th.‘
** 7 * de * i a t th . celebration on account of the Root. With his father and a man
Deputy
Sheriff’s
Salary
750.00
Auditing
County
Books,
1937
285.00
raise the additional tax made neC opening of Bonneville dam. The named Armstrong he had stayed
Office Expenses^ 4 ,b
587 94 1935 Balance for Audit paid
essary by the removal of the pri reception was so- handled that it a few days near The Dalles expect­
State
Industrial
A
16.85
f
• . in 1937
rate utilities from the rolls in or took on the atmosphere of a real ing to go to Camas Prairie after
5
Commission
1600.06
67.90
County
Agent
der to b r in , cheaper power to thoee cehbrrtton and the
,u t to. meeting a brother who came down
87581.89
County Assessor’s Salary
1800.00 .Roads and Highways
who can be served? There is also eluded men from practically every from Ukiah. -
, ;
* P ie id A seew w frr ~
180.00
Re-Employment
Office
the matter of buying the present part of the inland empire the dam
Instead the fiavnily caifia to Sher«
21.33
Shiel
Property
Taxes
system, which some favor, or of al­ was built to serve.*’ \
man county an d , settled, Henry. Dirtriet, Attorney's ‘Expenses 102.16’ Inland Empire Waterways 500.00
lowing the present company to re­
Root on the* above mentioned place County Treasurer’s Salary 900.00 Judge’s and Commissioner’s
tail the power through an agree­
We have gained one of the con­ and his brother on the place now
Office Expenses
103.47
Association Fees
-
39.62
ment between it, the people of the ditions of winter with «now on the owned by Van Gilder. The father,
cbòor
1
•School
Superintendent's
Tax
Refund
4.47
district and the government. Then ground and can dispense with the William Root, also took up land
Salary
1500.00 Premiums on Officer’s Bonds 430.00
it may be held desirable for the most important—cold weather.
but left after, a few years.
Traveling Expenses
300.00 Insurance on Courthouse
48.07
district, when and if formed, to ________________
Henry Root was a second cousin
Incidental Expenses
313.85 Well at Fair Grounds—
build its own 1*°**’ thus leaving t Appointment of Solicitor General of Elihu Root, one time secretary
Office work
216.20
Emergency Fund •
131.98
u td it, bond holder, out on a limb.
u th#
. of State,
and his
Good­
ate, ano
ms wife
w u e was
w as a u
ooa-
Fees A Expenses
42.90
Public
Health
Nurse
300.00
'N o rate, are act a . yet for Bon- Tery
move f#r Mr
h„ year of the totally that invented C ount? He»lth Officer1*
~ Premiums for Historical Con- ,
nenlle power and no eathaataa dr Q,e reputation o f a good lawyer the method
nethod of treating rubber to
suiar*
-
A > 300.00 -test
Salary
>’
2.22
even any e n tfn e e n n , haa been done with , back<roand fltting hjm f „ make it usable.
Expense»
12.30
Dog
Fund
Expenses
-
.155.00
on a local district. It is all in a the bench. It will to some extent,
Three children came with the
670.92
Inspection of County Parks 45.00 I*aw Lbrary ,
stage of possibility.
remove the slight to American in­ Roots to Sherman county, Darwin, County Stock • .Inspec
866,253.42
175.00
GRAND TOTAL
telligence, caused by the appoint­ who taught in Japan and is now Commissioner’s dSpes
here. Not least—your youngsters
F *
teaching in Los A n r sl« : Nora, now
MONTHS
ment of. Hugo BUck». . .. ,.
will profit by Savings Accounts, of
Mileage
/I ? ) .
320.31 EXPENDITURES
EXPERTS t .
Mrs. H. E. rtorwMHisf >lfcfcr
their own.
' '/•' ....
School Library' Fund
62.80 /January
■•'" U. 84672.67
We are all expert’s— in the other
Moro h*sn*t many young people George Herbert, who farms , the 4-H Club Fair , J
600.00
.J
3719.61¿
February .*
Yeu can bank here by mail as
fellow's business.
now, but they are . going to be home place and is identified with County Teacher's Institute
40.00
9530.61 '
March
easily as you can la person.
No one of us is so little informed fewer if they keep on sliding across farm organizations in the ctiiunty. Courthouse, Janitor, Fuel> \
April
Floyd Root, a son, farms east of
that we cannot expound around the the highway on sleds.
Lights, Water, etc.
1630.04
M
ay,.
- -
__ J C ounty P rinting
beer glasses on easy ways and ------------------------
j-?-— —
- Wasco.
—
222.55
C. R. Harding, Manager
L. A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr.
means of reducing th e co st o f goods ‘ It is reported that there *re over
Henry Root died In 1922. at the Jail: Board of Prisoners, etc 54.32 ..June____ _
•
July
by Vffjler manegement. In the cit-< 40,000 unemployed registered for age of eighty years.
County Fair, 1937
1600.00 / August
ies men from the wheat and stock ‘ state benefits under the new law.
Insurance, Fairgrounds
225.00 « September ”
country are honored because they That is shout one in ten of the
More than half of Oregon's 3032 Justice Court
7 ’
41.25
3990.47
October,
come from a land where every one workers of the state.
automobile eoddenta in January Circuit Court: •
?
■
. i / '
o f th e ■
< ■'• <
November
5899.62
is well to do. City dwellers know
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1937, occurred on snowy or icy pave - Witnesses and Jurors
774.60
10407.4T»
^Jecemiber
that wheat fanners work three
The man who is fond of stating, ments, and mors than one third of
Reporters Fees
25.00
166,253.42
months a year and thereby obtain “All I know is w hat.I read in the the accidents - involved skidding,
Bailiff’s Fees
__ _ 14.00
ineomes op to 825,000 and 830,000 papers” hat been pretty*wilent-this Secretary, « t-Stato
Snail aaM o u AgeAaalrtancai - t’A ^2M 6.60
m u s in p b d s b a l
Thia report is based upon’ the
3 F O S IT 1M 1C 1A S C I C O B P OU a V i n w •
recently.
, ________ _______ - Public ¿»«¡«tanca -
^1229.81 records of all warrants writtfci hi
• y
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