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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1938)
» » FA M TWO 3 THR quota would be COUNTY JOURNAL». MONO. QRJSGON FRIDAY, FBBBUARY 2ft, 1988 suspended, if have no duties to perform unless - J O o n iW » fhoukl meet ih'. special 'session. \ ' j ¿»Ipermaw < ww »1 r £ 0 0 t?»*} there was a very heavy Vote.zA.ll Lon 18; SB1-4NW1-4, NE1-4 SW l-4, NW1-4SE1-4, Section ► 19; N W 14N W 14, NW1-4SW 1-4, Section 20, all In Town ship ft Sooth, Range 19 Rast - o f ths Willamette Meridian, in Sherman County, Oregon. Said sale Is to be made under execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Wasco County, to ms directed in the case of J. B. McCook, Re ceiver . of The First National' Bank of The Dalles, Oregon, vs« M* J. Finlayson, s t aL C. C. WILSON ’ f ' ' Sheriff Sherman County, Oregon. Tars Training for B attle small wheat prOaudbra w b u ld b e exceedingly foolish to not vote fc, £ Jin spite of emphatic denials by for the quota «for thereby they* could restrict the big wheat farm Utilities Commissioner Wallace •' e r drastically while not hurting that a purge of Republican em ■ Editor: themaelves very much. Small ployees is* pending- in his d e p a rt wheat growers are in sections In order that the people ot ment rumors o f a pending shake- where they might .‘grow another Sherman county who are inter- up in the utilities organisation crop while the big wheat producers ested in the organization ’ of a exist. These rumors center large- are in sections whet»* not much utility or power district may know ly around the . head of E. A. Published Every Friday at but wheat can be grown. ■ something of the progress that Landis, supervisor o f the motor Moro, Oregon The average wheat grower in has been made I will try to write ( vehicle dWision, a , r republican who Giles L. French Editor I was brought into the organization ___ _________ Sh- man county raises around of the steps taken to date. Entered as second-class matter &ti 6000..^pshels and some harvests Four weeks ago a joint con- by Frank C. McboUoch when he the Postofflce at Moro, Oregon nearly 80,000. ’A*vote, f o r instance ference of Sherman, Gilliam and took over the ¿epartmjent at the under A<£ of Congress of.March on curtailment of production by Morrow counties, for the purpose thn« of the Chang^fin tne state ad a half would handicap big growers of initiating a moveipent for the ministration in 1935. It is known 3, 1879 while making little difference/to .organization of audh a district, that a number of? “deserving” NOTICE OF FINAL . smaller ones. Bjg^ growers are was held in Arlington. A dele- Democrats have been looking with SETTLEMENT s(B fe 1rs also prevented from receiving gation from each of the counties longing eyes at Landis' job which Notice is hereby given that Frank more than 10,000 in parity pay was present and the matter of i» regarded as a particularly juicy ... > ■<<<$$ von Borstel and .Amandus von ments so many of them would Bonneville power was discussed plum. Should Landis be removed Borstel, administrators of the es have no chance to regain their and a motion to appoint a chair- howevfer, it will be for some good tate of Carsten von Borstel, de losses from government payments. man for each county was carried, cause other than political exped- S L ceased, have filed their petition for Those who market grain in excess «¿«B The stated duty of these chairmen iency under the announced policy OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER distribution, determination of heirs, of their quota will be fined 15 was: To appoint additional com- of Commissioner Wallace, determination of inheritance tax, SUBSCRIPTION RATES cents per bushel. mitteemen a» they deemed neces- I v * ■ * Pavable in Advance Gas-mashcd pupils shewn during a six-inch gun drill aboard H. and final account on said estate, Oregon are It is true that a movementt has sary and to call a committee meet- . Bank deposits ONE YEAR ....................... 8.1 M already been started to amend the lng M. 8. Calcstta at Chatham as part of the training ef Britain's newly and w that (Monday, the 7th day ot counties, _ in their respective ____ ____ once more on ' % ‘ jpre-depression recruited naval personnel. Shortage of shore training establishments Marc“« a t the hour of 10:00 Mark Skinner, biir and many of , provisions A he chairmen,;apppinted are; ;f o r > > v e l. a c c o td in .. g because of the sise ef the rearmament has made It necessary to ns« in County Court Room Morrow county, Burton H. Pjfck; *tote superintendent of hanks. will undoubtedly be changed. FEBRUARY 25,1938 in the County Court House in Moro, Gilliam, O. L. Lundell, and for Deposits in all hanks in the state, battleships for training. Sherman County, Oregon, has been Sherman, the writer. ae of December 31, totalled $306.- “In future times, a great ma LABOR S TRIAL fixed as the time and place for the The committeemen chosen for ^®4,136.28 compared to . the a ll- Secondary infection, are rare hearing- „f ,.u jority of the people will not only Sherman County are two from high record of $307,861,645 4 ? * 1 1 Whe" tion, flail accounting and aattle* The arrest of goons in Portland be without landed, but any other each subdivision of the county as ^ me t*le Decem- they occur they should be Ueated of u ld egUU ” and western Oregon counties has sort of property. These will eith follows: Rufus, J. G.’ Addington, W .\7^28. caJJ* ^ e mean- by a physician like any other in er combine, under the influence of brought considerable joy to people Nid Richard Dingle; Wasco, Dr. trtne’ FRANK von BORSTEL there h a s been a fection. It is every person's duty in this cunty who are generally their common situation—in which V. B. Haufeit and Bruce Grady; n* tenal shrinkage in the number AMANDUS von BORSTEL to him' self and to his community case the rights of property and convinced that much of the labor Kent, J. <K. Wilson and J. E. bankz; which decreased to i maintain a personal immunity . Administrators , the public liberty will not be se trouble is the fault of those who Norton; Grass Valley, Jack Ger- from 149 ,n 1928 to' 49 at the time ‘ against smallpox by means of Brown ft Van Vacter, Attorneys ’ J « t ; call.,^liquidations, cure in their hands—or, what is make a racket of the business of vais^and Dean KeynoidZ. and for * ' vaccination . 7 •• 18-7 being a labor leader. more probable, they will become Mferq, Joe Peters and LeRoy oonsoiiddtions and/purchase by It is probably true that the af- the tools of..opulence and ambi NOTICE TO CREDITORS J. M. Wilson and J. E. Norton WridtìL ' ’ . national ' b an k s accoiifftó for the 4 tion; in which case there will be resti4, if they are followed by con were transacting business in Port- Wanda—Do you think your 'W . 4 . , ió - All persons having claims a* equal danger on another side.”- victions, will cause a halt in the land a few days ta& w tek . cousin Margaret is happily mar- gainst the estate of J. A. Barnett, f i r s : organization of labor by men who James Madison. J. L. Davis and Mrs. L. Sather * ft ■■ ■ ■■* 1 | \ ■ ■ ■> .....■■■■ 1 1 ■■■ — have no responsibility toward the deceased, are heieby notified to attended the Economic Conference Sally—Oh, I’m sure she is. Why ♦¿72 « l law or toward the men in their FARM BILL at Moro Saturday. . .he h a, to go to a movie to get a aL T i T plant told organization, but labor trouble is in » » b e g in n in g would be to or- h Mrs. George Flint and daughter good cry. t h .7 ’ . chapter of the Oregon „ re£ , rt Curiosity continued unabated not over- because of the arrest of N otvill. and .on Bxy , . , t Thur.--------------------------- X X u i , of d u ly appointed Power League. A motion . , , • ,, wn n about the farmer control bill rec one group of accused racketeers. It Peoples thj estate of . - . • . . yields in the Willamette velley reU tiv « nifOT . “ f e ^ d t y ,0 NO T,C E- OF SHERIFF'S SALE J. A. Barnett, deeeótd . nt the made and a tern- , . . j , « * x xv ently passed by congress and sign is also necessary that something to this effect was ... . , last year averaged 1.6 tons to the d ay s. ed by the president. Now that be done th prevent a recurrance of porary organization was formed Kent Grange will hold its next On the 18th day of March, 1938, office of T„ Lester Johnson, attor with all present taking member- » ♦ * copies are being circulated the this undesirable situation. ney at law, Moro, Oregon, with 8h,P' ‘ I An early springs with va big de-, regular meeting Saturday evening at the hour of 2 o’clock p. m., at in six months from the date ^ef questions should cease but have Laboring men them selves February 26th. - the front door of the Court House not done so as the bill covers ao should be more interested in hav Plana - were made to hold a nrtand for seasonal labor in O regon -Wren Hogue o f Grass Valley in Moro, Sherman County, Ore- the first publication ol this no many things, contains so many ing a thorough clean-up made of county wide meeting as soon as h predicted by John uJ2, - Cooter,) wag visiting his mother, Mrs. B. gon, I will sell at auction, to the tice, to-wit: February 18, 1988. provisions, takes so many words irresponsible union leadership • representative from the Bonne- farm piacement director for the A. Hogue here Thursday eve- highest bidder for cash, the fo l-, Mary F. Smith, th a t. it is difficult to understand. than the general public, for after -Villa Administrators office was state employment service. ’ Cooter Administratrix • lowing described real property, Its rulings will never be clarified all, bombing, acid throwing, arson, available to meet with us and ex- urges farmers to avaR/tthemselves Date e f last publication March and Mrs. L. Sather went located in Sherman County, Qre- until the Secretary of Agriculture and truck wrecking reflect on all plain Jbhe (get-up. '/ Mr. Morton of-the free employment service in 18, 1938. to Portland Sunday where they gon, to-wit: says what is meant. In fact the laboring men, a large part > oi Tompkins has consented to come meèting their needs- for labor, will spend a few days with their S1-2NE1-4, Section 10; W l-2 bill merely gives the Secretary whom are opposed to such Illegal to Moro and speak to us on Mar. • . ♦ son Jack who is staying in Port NW )-4, W1-2SW.1-4, NEL-4 pow?r to do certain things and tactics. / . . . . .3rd and has indicated that he ) Approximately 3ft percent of land for medical treatment. Bnreka Ledge Ne. 121 A-F fty A-M SE1-4 Section 11; SW1-4NW the words, “as deteamined by the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson were 1 1-4, SE1-4NE1-4, Section 12; A measure will be on the bal Will by that data.be at liberty to the more than 50,000 jobless work Moro, Oregon Secretary” or “the Secretary lot in November Which will give give full information regarding ers who have filed dahns for un- brief callers in Moro Saturday. ! Meets the 1st and trd 9W1-4, SW1-4SE1-4, all in shall” occur very often in the text all citizens a chance to vote for the organisation and the distribu- employment insurance are found Thursday evening» of Section 18; S E l-4 ,' SW l-4, of the bill.’ , to be ineligible for unemployment some degree of labor control. It tlon of power from Bonneville. each month. Visiting WL2NW1-4 Section 14; SE The first sections deal with the seems as necessary to econom ic Letters from Mr. Peck and Mr. benefits according to <D. IA. Bui- Smallpox Halted 1-4NE1-4, NE1-4NW1-4, E members cordially in soil conservation hut do not say safety to control labor unions as ’ Lundell inform as that very more, administrator for the com- vited to meet with us. 1-2SE1-4 Section 16; SE1-49 what farmers must do to be paid it does to control railroads, public similar progress has been made in mission. A Many of t these appli- E l-4 Section 16; E1-2NE1-4 By Vaccination Roy Powell. W. M. the grants which “in amounts to utilities and other industry for Gilliam and Morrow counties and cants are found to haVe been farm Section 21; S1-2NW1-4, Sl-2 C- V. Belknap. Secy. be determined by the Secretary* mere men in charge of the desti that county wide meetings are to workers or domestics in 'p r iv a te With the general introduction NE1-4, SE1-4SW1-4, S E l-4 are to be given co-operators. nies o f others are often too ruth be held on March 1st in Morrow homes who are not eligible to in- of vaccination at the beginning Section 22 f All of Section 28. ttoro Lodge No. 118, I. O. O. F. Title two of the bill gives the less _ for the public, good and should and March 2nd in Gilliam county, surance, or seasonal workers or of the ninteeenth century, there NW1-4NW1-4, S1-2NW1-4, Moro. Oregon Secretary authorization to ¿e'under som e'sm The proposed plan for these P ^ o n s whose earnings .daring the was a sudden and striking decrease te under " some sort i’of of restriction restriction. NE 1-4NE 1-4, S 1-2NE 1-4 Meet« l i t and 3rd complaint with respect to freight employment year Wprt not in the incidence and mortality of . I f tko pepls wish >p be govern meetings is to complete the organ- N 1-2 SW 1-4 all in Section rates and z to establish four re Tuesday» in the ed by lawv duly passed by demo ization of tha. <* Power League »uffleient to entitle them to bene- smallpox. A community which is 24; NW1-4NE1-4, S1-2NE1-4, search laboratories to find and I-O.O.F. hall- Tran chapters and to elect permanent "^s. cratic processes, th e y must curb 100 per cent vaccinated will have N E H X W 1 - 4 , NE'1HSE>1J4 ■ion,t and waiting develop- new uses for farm- pro w all attempts to rule by other officers. These officers to become no smallpox except that which is Section 26; NE1-4NE1-4, S. brothers are cordi docta—a very good provision if T mqans. We have had example of our representatives on the > tri '¿fftroduced from without. It un W1-4NE1-4, SW1-.4NW1-4 ally invited to moot properly done. The Federal Sur mep being severely punished by county board. Since these officers doubtedly is the duty of every in Section 27; NW1-4NE1-4 Sec with us. plus commodities corporation is an • organization which has- no will have - considerable authority telligent individual, ,not only to tion 28; SE1-4NW1-4, SW l-4 Lewis McKee, N. G. . also continued to distribute food standing tinder the lpw. ’ Proper vested in > them, care in yqUr himself but to the community in NE1-4,, E1-2SW1-4, SEl-4 Joe Truit. Secretory supplies for relief. exercised. *' ty has been destroyed, yftpn perm chqlce* Should which he lives, to k eep ¡h im self Sec. 33; NW1-4, N1-2SW1-4 Title three deals with loans, ariently disabled <nd / business On February 19th is meeting From the Observer Feb. ^4/ 1899 immune to smallpox by being Lupine Rebekah Lodge Nou 118 W l-4, SW1-4SW1-4, NW1-4 parity payments, consumer safe stopped. We will decide next fall vaccinated. In the presence of an SEl-4 Section 34; NE1-4SW held in Mr. Ross' Bonneville office. .« ~ . ,, . / ' n ,. Moro, Oogon guards and marketing quotas and whether to be ruled by govern epidemic everybody should be vac 1-4 Section 35; E1-2SE1-4 makes no allusion to soil conser ment or by’goons. . i <■ ■ ton are outfitting at Moro for the cinate<il Meets 2d and 4th Tu ited| re< regardless of the time Section 9; Sl-2 Section 10; N to o r . < n l « w a » « i . t l o n of all , t Trout creek. «They ex- vation. Sec. 2 of this part says esdays of each month sn the last previous vaccina-; E1-4NE1-4, W1-2NE1-4, SEl-4 when the power districts of the state.'“ . ., that parity as to income means i ’•'Trr- -*“• --- ---- The meetlnr w m attended ^ y 7« the m,ne‘ 10 *“ very tion was done. If the individual i N W l-4, W1-2NW1-4 Section Visiting members wti Some very good information o fui. that the purpose of the act is to has been successfully vaccinated 15, all in Township 5 South, people and 17 counties were rep- coma. have individual farmers receive was given a^ the economic con resented and letters were read On the 14th the ice above The and is immune, the reaction will Range 18 East of Willamette Belle Conlee, N. G. • the same proportionate income as ference . here Saturday by the from other counties which were Dalles Y*11?® rl>roke anfl In turn ebroke be a small area of redhess, a Meridian in Sherman County; Naomi Van Gilder, Sec. compared to those not on farms severe! comppittees. I t the real not represented but which wished "ear the town loose from slight raising of the rkin followed Also: . as was received in the period from purpose o f tha meetings is to de to pledge4 their support. Many ba^ ’ - R* went dvwft stream by a minute blush which will All the portion of the NW1-4 1909-14. Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. 8 termine what may be done by prominent men from over the about 150 J™?8 wbere J1 lod^ - practically disappear in two or Section 5, Township 5 South, Moro, Oregon Title four has to do with partic farmers themselves to settle their state wert prehCnt and President A CT0ssed on the 4 rte PatK three days. Range 19 East of Willamette Meets Every Second ipation in the cotton pool. In the absence of an epidemic all Meridian, which lies in Sher own problem*: b.v raising ’ deficit Potts of the Farmers Union and ’ D- Huff and Frank Fulton Fourth Thursdays in each man County, Oregon; J SWl-4 vaccinated be It is title three, containing crops instead o f - surplus -crop» State. Master Gill of the grange represented the «jipjntyt a t . the infants should Month. Visiting members tween the second and ninth marketing quotas, loans, ets., that some progress has been made. The pledged the full im p o rt o f fyeil- stockmen’s meeting.^ SW l-4 Section 5; SW1-4NE Invited. 1-4, SE1-4SE1-4 Section 7; is getting the larger part of the pqskdon | of this "county regarding organizations. M. H. Mcduire of The Antelope-Brogan murder month. Revaccination should be Kerr one Christianson W. M. NE1-4NW1-4 Section 17; NW criticism and which is declared tenantry, erosion, alternate cropa, McMinnville w as elected president trial in The Dalles resulted in the repeated every five or six years. Ruth Sparling, Secretary. 1-4NE1-4, SW1-4SB1-4 Sec- the most unworkable part of the livestek and wheat productivity is and .G- W. Thiessen of Milwaukie acquittal of the accused, Forres- The immunity to smallpox result ing from vaccination while not bill. Soil conservation, although shown in the reports. Upon the Secretary. ter. 100 per cent, is very nearly com not so popular here, is considered basis of complete information Each county affected will have ’' a delegation froip Indiana and good economics generally. about the past and present must a member on the board of direc- Illinois is coming to Sherman plete particularly when the suc Part three of Title three con be based plans for the future. A tors and an executive committee county to locate. Everyone has cessful vaccination has been com paratively recent. Cases of mild | tains the marketing quotas for farmer with all the information of fivS members was elected from mdney. smallpox have been reported in j wheat and is the part of the bill before him would be better able this group. . "• « . With the Power L e a « « .„ d Fr#" “ “ Ob“ rv,'r *’**•■“ ' W '9 people who have been vaccinated that will be moat thumbed in this to decide on his future program. but such instnees are rare. In part of the nation. this . association to ' aid us wo . W$rd has been received of the fact comparatively few instances In apportioning the wheat not Defeat of Dave Beek’s hench should go forward very rapidly death of Mrs. P. H. Zobel at their of smallpox have occured within more than 8% of the county al man in Seattle might have been with our organization. • < farm ^ m e west . Va” ®/^ six fears of a good vaccination. lotment may be given to land that expected for those who come to Regarding . the Sherman county r A r soon as -the ^wiaThef prt-Mits Vaccination at infancy, at six and has not been growing wheat in the popularity by the means used chapter e f the Power League. If C. W. Smith will move to the Lee at eleven years in most cases past three years. This permits seldom remain long at the top. those wishing to become members ft Belshe farm nertheast e f Moro, gives protection for life. Proof of the increase in wheat acreage at will contact the committeemen Moro «motorists have been-much the efficiency of vaccination is the rate of three percent per year CALL from their district before the annoyed the last couple df weeks plentiful. Before vaccination in A1 Rosser is said to have pro which seems hardly necessary. meeting on March 3rd much con- ilL the ^ ^ „ 6 caused by Sweden 2050 persons died each AHEAD and plan Land now in wheat, as in former nounced union members as a fusion will be dispensed with, shipping barrels here from* Wasco. year from smallpox. After vac bills, must be kept in wheat or bunch of rats. What are they a trip— This meeting will be of interest Meetings are being held tegu- cination was introduced only 158 temporary other crops, to receive when caught in the trap? - to every one and • we expect a iarly in Grass Valley and the of each 1,000,000 of population a government payment; a ruling large attendance. Rutledge country for. the purpose died of smallpox. __ that keeps up the surplus of To call homeward In England there is a dispute The risk of vaccination Bhould Wilford Bel.he. « r u r a l mail route out wh£at land and wheat crops. No among the leaders as to the best be no greater than the risk which , of Grass V aR <. .«. x. 7 and “be” with your provision is made for the perma way to deal with the dictators follows any other scratch or break nent retirement of land from From the O^servor Fob. 26 1909 in the skin. 'Undoubtedly the s a f loved ones— . . ' Mussolini and Hitler. Eden w ant 8TATEHOUSE GOSSIP wheat production which will be ed to fight them now and Cham est method of vaccination is »he _ Miss Sadie Pickard and Fred necessary if the wheat surplus berlain wants to wait and perhaps (Continued from page one, Matthias were married the 24th acupuncture method. The skin of problem is to be solved at all. To dose that deal let them destroy them selves. If the area chosen is cleansed with u «. B- Smith officiating. I f congress votes enough money they will do it before they de Snell to JL*;/ certify a short term Belahee sold his Win Pike soap and water and then sponged at a distance— ' for parity payments , in 1938 t a stroy the remainder of the world with acetone or alcohol which United States oenatorahip on the colt this week for $250. He Roes quota may be j in effect by May it will be alright. . . November ballot is expected to to Walla Walla where he will be must be allowed to dry thorough Telephone! 1ft. No marketing quota may be bring out a number of candidates an advertisement for Sherman ly; A drop of the vaccine is plac made for leas than half the crop. ed on the skin and a sterile need * * Farms producing lees than a Why they call a prize fighter a for this post. Snell’s décision was county. The cost is low; attractive discount rates to fiuny b 1aaed opinion by J ^ n McCune whose spijmg, le is pressed against the skin the hundred bushels “ We not placed bom ber w hen be ha« to h it an under the quotas. i opponent forty times ’ to knock Attorney G en eral V an Winkle re- summer and autumn homev ia needle being held points are in effect between 7 pan. andu4:3O a m, After a marketing quoU to de- him oot to aoraething tthat h a n ’t iterating an old opinion given in Sherman county has returned for surface of the skin. Thia opera tion is repeated about aix times 1918 holding that senators ap- the 1909 season. and all day Sundays! d a r e d -b y the Secretary-farm -1 been explained. ' pointed by the governor to fill a The next meeting of the Sher- within an area of about one eighth ers who produce wheat will be vancancy held office only until the man county development league of an inch. No dressing is requir given a chance to vote on the A|j gtuff .............. ....about Paul Mc- date of the general election. The will be held March 3 at 10 a. m. ed and the only treatment neces quota. If mone than a third o f Wutt leadg to the belief that there short term senator will draw pay Plow« are running. ' Soup/ the sary _ is to .. _ keep . the site cool * and them oppose such a quota it is be a surplus Me in his from Novmber 8 until January 3 earth will be turned bottom side dry and to allow the free circu- suspended for that year. Under name. in spite o f the fact that he will up ,n Sherman county. lation of air over the vaccination. T IE M ClFie TELEPHONE A l l this ruling it is doubtful if.a n y Sherman County Observer E sta b lish e d N ov. 2, 1888 ‘ Grass Valley Journal Established Oct. 14, 1897 CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1981 Wasco News-Enterpriae Established Nov. 1891 CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 Kent Men Go To Highway Mee’ing 3. 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