Sherman County journal., May 06, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

THE SHERMAN OOUNTY JOO* NAL. MOHO OKKOON FRIDAY, HAY « . 1»M
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woman;
Lois C. Bryant, a single NOTIC1 OF FINAL HEARING
; i the amount secured toy plaintiff's
P k rT m a»
3 » « r » » l chauffeur,.willI b e . in Moro .on STATEHOUSE GOSSfP.
woman;
the
unknown hejr| jB< W,
'
mortgage;
SECOND:
Fpr
a
judg-
»
*
( Monday, May 9th, at the court
(Continued from paee one)
Notice ia hereto given that the
|
ment
and
decree
against
the
de-
C.
Bryant,
same
person as William undersigned
house
between
the
hours
of
1
p.
m.
Has* filed ia the Coun­
Sherman County Observer
| Pendants that there ia due and un- C. Bryant, deceased; Carlton " Xu
and 5 p. m. according to an an- budget there will be no organised
Established Nov. 2, 1888
ty
Court
of
the State of O
f
I1
1,11,1,1 """ iftQQ
on
indebtedness the fo b Pepper,'as administrator of the for Sherman County his Final
nouncement from the Secretary of opposition to the program so tar
Grass Valley Journal
From
the
Observer
May
5,
18 . lowing amounts, to-wit: The sum partnetship estate of W. C. Bryant
as Oregon Is concerned. High state
State's office.
Established' Oct. 14, . 1897
nistra-
A Carlton L. Pepper, co-partners port and Account as Adminls
or officials, those whose pafyeheeks
All
those
wishing
.permits
J. 0- Thompson X building a of $8196.38, with interest from
tor
of
.the
estate
of
Orren
A.
Ram­
<CON SOLI DATED March 6, 1981
licenses to drive cars may get in will ibe hardest hit by the federal new residence in Moro where he April 5, 1938 until the entry of doing business under the firm sey, deceased, and that Saturday,
Wasco News-Enterprise
tax, are practically unanimous in can have a water supply.
touch with him at this time.
j decree herein at 61% per annum name and style of Bryant & Pep­ the 21st day of May, 1938, at ten
Established Nov. 1891
’ endorsement of the proposal. Gov-
The train Saturda* was held up “ »6339.28 thereof; and w ith ln - per; Carlton L. Pepper and Grace o'clock a. m., of said day, a t the
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 LITTLE MEN WHAT NOW.
. (ernor Martin, State Treasurer when the engine « ¿ o f f the track
“ «%
annum on 828P0.. Pepper, husband and wife; Sher­ Court room, at the Courthouse, in
man County, a municipal corpor­
One Hitler, an Austrian who has Holman, Secretary of State Snell,
at tM mouth of China . Hollow. 00 thereof; and for the further sum ation; and also all other persons Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
Published Every Friday at
been doing very well in Germany, members of the supreme court and
of
$100.00,
or
auch
other
sum
as
have been fixed by the Court as
The ten passengers went on to
is in Rome to call on Mussolini, heads of various state departments
the (Court may adjudge reasonable or parties unknown claiming any the time and place for hearing of
Moro, Oregon
Biggs
on
a
hand,
car
a fo mer sargeant in the Italian who have been interviewed oOHhe
as attorney’s fees herein, together right, title, estate, lien or interest
to burn with plaintiff's costs and disburse­ in the real estate described in the ojebetions to said Final Report
B. F* Hoover ia ,j
Giles L. French
Editor army who has achieved higher subject admit the Justice' of the
and Account and for the settle­
new yard ments; THIRD: For a decree fore­ complaint herein,
distinction since war days. Re- proposal that state employees a big Kiln of brick
ment of said estate.
Entered as second-class matter a t
•4
Defendants.
ports are that they make some should bear their snare of the cost in tH il-elty.
closing that certain mortgage ex­
Melvin R. Schadewitz
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
. Sum McDonald’s' new furnace ecuted Ibv Neriua E. Moffit and ‘ To the unknown heir. o f W .
Administrator
under Act of Congress of March p-ogress in settling the future and of government. While there are
fate of the people of Italy and a total of 9825 men and women and cold storage seems to run to Donna M; Moffit, husband and B. T .n ., saiiie person as Wdliam
G Updep.afft
3, 1879.
Germany and Austria. It may, and on the state payroll drawing an extremes but it w a happy com­ wife, the record owners of the C. Bryant, deceased, and also to all AttOTney for Administrator,
-^ .M e m b e r .
A „ M 29_ M
6 13
it may not.
! aggregate of $11,045,000 a year a bination fqr the public.
property at the time of the grant­ other person, or partie. unknown
claiming
any
right,
title,
esta
te,1
•
Boys
herding
the
cattle
on
Al-
large
majority
of
these
will
be
ing
of
the
loan
referred
to
in
Hoggard's
rink
is
a
fine
place
Oregon” Newspape
pine slopes may be shot over the exempt from the federal tax. Sto- of amusement—now ready to plaintiff's complaint, which mort­ lien or interest in the real estate
tsociati
gage was recorded in the office of cR«crmed in plaintiffs complaint NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
out come of th ^ conference and tistics compiled toy the budget de­ open.
the County Clerk of Sherman Coun­ on file in the above entitled cause
school girls of Germany may die partment show that the average
Notice is hereby given, that
ty, Oregon, on the 29th day of and as this summons described,
an ignoble death if one of the annual wage for men on the state From the Observer May 7, 1909
Esther
A. Stanley, Administratrix
self styled great men become payroll is only $1820. Most of
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
L. V. Moore added another 320 December, 1919 at 10 a. m. , in DEFENDANTS.
of the Estate of F. L. Stanley, De­
irritable over the parley. The two these men are married and entitl- acres to his Sherman county hold­ Book P of Mortgages on page 108,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
swaggering gentlemen are in a ed to an exemption‘o f $2600. While ings by buying the'Everett White covering the following described OF OREGON: You, and each of ceased, has filed in the County
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Court for the County of Sherman,
Payable in Advance
position to take themselves very women in the employ of the state land near Erskine*-,,.,, ,
real property:
.
i .)u, are hereby required to ap­ State of Oregon, her FINAL AC­
seriously—and
do.
•
'
earn
an
average
of
$1158
a
-
year
ONE YEAR ............................ Î1.M
The East Half of Section
pear and answer the complaint COUNT, and the Court has set
Bourbon lost its three ware­
This meeting should point out many earn less than $1000 a year
Thirty-four, the
Northeast
filed against you in the above en­ May 16th, 1938, at the hour of
houses
by
fire
Tuesday
night,
sup­
to the rest of the world that die- which is allowed to single per-
■Quarter, and the South Half
M AY 6, 1938
titled court and cause rwithin four 10.00 a. m. in the County Judge's
tatorships are dangerous although eons before the income tax applies, posed to have originated by some
of the South Half of Section
weeks from the date of the first Chambers in the County Court
passenger
throwing
a
lighted
having some advantages as t o ......... ..........'TV
*
Thirty-five, in Township One,
publication of the summons as House at More, Sherman County,
«peed of action. If Herr Hitler’s . Oregon farmers are urged by cigar out of the car window.
THE CAMPAIGN
North of »Range Nineteen, East
hereinafter stated, and if you fail Oregon, as the time and place for
Shenman county Will have a
digestion is unsatisfactory on Ital- the State Department of Agricul-
of the Willamette Meridian;
to answer said complaint, or the settlement for said accounting,
The statement in this paper by ian food-or if Mussolini partakes ture to insist that the seed which fair. At a preliminary meeting
the
North Half of Section
otherwise aonear or plead in this and for hearing objections to the
the Salem correspondent that the too heartily of the banquet man they ibuy for spring p lan tin g is held in Moro on the 3rd ' an or­
Three, in Township One South,
epuse. plaintiff, for want thereof, same, if any.
major interest in the primary may die and those who produce properly labeled in accordance ganization was perfected with
of Range Nineteen, -East of
will apply to the court for relief
Esther A. Stanley,
campaign is in the gubernatorial the food of central Europe may with the provisions of the ' new officers as follows: A. H. Bar­
the
Willamette Meridian, con­
n«
p-ayed
for
in
plaintiff’s
co»m-
Administratrix
conflict between Governor Martin toe taken from their lands.
1 Oregon seed law. The new law »4» num. president; L, L. Peetz,“ vice
taining in all about 960 acres.
p(’
:nt.
namely:
for
a
decree
J.
Tracy
Barton,
•
and his two adversaries seems
Nations that give heed to die-1 designed to protect farmers from president; C. A. Buckley, Chrb
All situated in Sherman Coun­
n~aip?t the defendants that there The Dalles, Oregon,
corrmjt from observations made in itators are g a n g e r s, risking all purchasing seed containing nox- Anderson and I. D.*‘ Pike, direc­
ty, State of Oregon.
is now due and unpaid on that Attorney for the Estate. 4:15-5:6
this section of the state. It has on the wisdom of one man, who In l°us weeds, according to Frank tors; George Mowry, secretary.
Together with the tenements,
c >it"in note dated the 2nd day of
accounted for no small part of spite of what he makes the public McKennon of* the department..
Dolph Goetjen was in from Rut­
hereditaments and appurte­
January. 1925, made, executed and
the change in registration to think about him, is still merely!
-
* * *
ledge Wednesday. The country
nances thereunto belonging or
delivered »Sv one Alipon J. Marlin IN THE OOUNTY COURT OF
Democratic in the past few weeks. another human who may be as
‘Although officials of the re-am- looks pretty good to Dolph who
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
in
anywise
appertaining;
to the plaintiff herein, the sum of
Upon the decision in this race wrong as a house painter or a ployment service appeard before has 480 acres In wheat and 235 in
SHERMAN .OOUNTY.
and
decreeing
that
the
mortgaged
$400.00
with
interest
thereon
from
probably rests the vote for the blacksmith. And after all, is it a the Board of Control six weeks summer fallow.
premises be sold in one parcel in •be 9th dav of January, 1936, at SS. Notice to Creditors.
governor this fall.
desirable ruler who even wants to aE° with a demand for immediate
An automobile trip around Moro the manner prescribed by the laws the rate of six per cent per an-
In Matter of the Estate of
Many Democrats who will sup­ have the joto of being responsible approval of a lease on a new office
of ten miles in 30 minutes is of the State of Oregon and the
David S. Walters, deceased.
with,
attornev
fees
and
costs,
port Martin in May would not be —solely—for millions of .people *Pace
»Portland to save them most profitably spent. The O man
practice of this Court; that the pro­ and to foreclose that certain mort- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
opponents this fall in case the who want to live and breathe and from being thrown out into the
took such a trip with Dr. Goffin ceeds thereof be applied toward geve given to secure said note.
You are hereby notified that the
governor should not win. . Con­ enjoy life*
street the deal is still «pending. At Saturday.
undersigned has been duly ap­
the
payment
of
plaintiffs
decree,
wh>h
’
«id
mortfl^age
is
of
record
that time the re-employment serv­
versely many will support Hess or
costa and accruing costs; that at in Book “S” of Mortgage Records pointed as Administrator of the
ice was urging-itplal of a build­ From the Observer May 9, 1919
Oleen who would not vote for Mar­ THIRD PARTY
SherroAn Countfv, Oregon, at Estate of the «Mid David S. Walt­
said
sale plaintiff ibe permitted to
ing at $850 a month. Negotiations
tin this fall. This fact ‘makes
page
110 thereof.^and covers the ers, deceased, by the County Judge
The
possibility
of
»
new
polltl-
c0‘
ducUd
by
the
Board
of
Control
become
a
purchaser;
that
the
de­
J. C. Ha:tley was in Moro Sat­
it very difficult to foretell who
cal party engineered by the baFol- reduced the rental to $700. New urday buying Red Mexican beans fendants above named, and each following describen real property of Sherman County, Oregon and I
may be governor next term.
ettes of Wisconsin is not particu­
and all of them, be foreclosed and situated in She; man County, State have duly qualified. Therefore
Charles Sprague is expected to larly exciting*to « people that has conditions written into the lease with which to sow. part of his barred of all right, title, claim or of Oregon, to-wit:
any and all persons having claim«
win the Republican nomination as seen new parties born nearly every by the bureau resulted in a stale­ farm. Beans are a new crop now interest in the premises described
against the said estate shall duly
The South Half of the North­
he is the only candidate for that four years and has seen one elec­ mate. The Board of Control this being grown by progressive Sher- in plaintiff’s mortgage except the
present them with proper vouch­
r/an
county
farmers.
west
Quarter
and
the
North
party who has made any trip tion kill them deader than a Jew’s week reiterated its willingness to
ers
annexed, to me at my law
Half of the South Half of
,
n. T
«
w — t approve the lease on the $700
Through J. X. Wiley at Grass right of redemption allowed blv
around the state and is probably chances
office
in Grass Valley, Oregon
of being a German officer. !b„ ta
, Q fgr the
<nd the Valley six new Ford- cars were law, and that plaintiff Have such
Section Thirty-five in' Town­
better known thgn* any of the
within
six months from the date
It seems very probable that the building owner have been unable sold last week. Buyers were Roy other and further relief as is meet
ship One North. Range Nine­
others. Some of the eight are men method of a third party, will not
of the first publication of thia
and
equitable.
teen.
East
of
the
Willamette
James
with
excellent reputations
in be successful in changing the a- to* get together on an agreement. Tiller, * Gus Engstrom,
notice.
'Meridian,
containing
240
Service of this summons is
• • *
Garrett, Jacob Waesenmiller, Louis
their localities. Sprague would lignment of parties. We do need
First publication being 8th day
made upon yoto by publication
acres;
Peoples utility districts will be Schadewitz and J. J. Wiley.
be an excellent choice who would a change for now conservatives
of April, 1938 and last publication
thereof
in
the
Sherman
County
All
situated
in
Sherman
Coun­
Aden K. Axtell and Lettia Maud
be a credit to the state as gover­ and radicals cannot vote their pref in position A to issue revenue
being May 6th, 1937.
„
. . bonds
ty, Oregon;
nor. With him and Martin on the erances within’ the bounds of their °r certificates ^ ^ o u t •PecMlc con” Gregg were married Thursday at Journal, a newspaper of general
Roy J. Baker.
circulation, printed and published
Together with the tenement«,
the J. M. Axtell home.
November ticket the state would parties in a general election. Per-1
tlle
Administrator
hereditaments
and
appurtenan­
in
Sherman
County,
Oregon,
once
R. C. Omduff Has resigned as
be assured of a good governor for haps we have too much loyalty to
.sponsored toy the State
a week for four consecutive and
ces the eunto belonging or in
the next four years.
party and too little to ideals of Gr*n* e ,wm? aPProv>1 ,n the Nev" bookkeeper of the Bank of Moro
successive
weeks
by
virtue
of
an
anv
wise appertaining,
to
accept
a
position
as
assistant
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
I ember election.
The race for United States
order made toy the Honorable Carl and that «aid real property be
cashier
at
the
Farmers
State
ON FORECLOSURE,
senator has not attracted much could shake off party preference
Hendricks, Judge of the above en­ sold for the purpose of satisfying
Bank. — —------- >
NOTICE
is
hereby given that
The
population
at
the
state
pris­
notice on either side. Carl Donaugh they could better express their
Sam Brirlbine has built a new titled Court, and entered in said any judgment rendered herein, by virture of a writ of execution
on
continues
to
show
a
steady
who is credited with a good record ideals toward government.
,
_
.
.
. , .
Court and cause on the 29th day and for such further relief as and order of sale issued, out of the
home for his cow.
Certainly there are many DemJ « row‘h- Y * rde" ^ w,‘*
as federal attorney for Oregon,
of April, 1938, said period of pub­ prayed for and deemed proper ’by Circuit Court for the State of
will receive the votes of the con­ ocrats who do not follow the new the Board of Control this week.
lication
being the period prescrib­ the court, all of which more fulbv Oregon for Shjerman County, dat­
servative minded Democrats who deal and its spending program and The prison population shows an S U M M O N S
appears from the verified com­ ed April 12th, 1938, upon a judg­
ed by said order.
increase
of
more
than
65
since
the
largely distrust Willis Mahoney, other ideas. Yet as long as that
No. 2485
The date of the first publication plaint on file with the clerk of the ment and decree of foreclosure
the promising ex-mayor of Klam­ faction of the narty is in control first . of . the .. year and
, is now , ajff
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF of this summons Is May 6th, 1938, above entitled court.
therein rendered on April 9th,
It is true P ™ «N n g the previous peak of THE STATE OF OREGON IN
ath Falls. Holman is expected to they mutt go along.
This summons is served by pub­ 1938 in favor of John Patjens,
and the date of the last publica­
win over Robert Stanfield. He has that there are many Roosevelt
a e B ‘ /
AND FOR SHERMAN COUNTY tion is June 3rd, 1938.
lication thereof in the Sherman Plaintiff «nd against W. F. Schil­
many friends who point to his fine Republicans who follow the lead of
The Federal Land Bank of
(County
Journal, a weekly news­ ling and Matilda Schilling and
Eight convicted y lrfbor5 vandals
Wm. L. Beatty
record ps state treasurer and as the president and believe, at least
Spokane, ,a corporation, Plaintiff,
paper, printed, published and ot Emma (Keehn) Koberstein for the
now
occupy
cells
in
the
Oregon
Post
Office
Address.
1267
office holding in Multnomah coun­ in cart, in the new deal.
vs.,Elva A. Bryant, a widow; Elva
Public Service Builriin 1 general circulation in Sherman sum of $7000.00 together with in­
Were the control of appoint­ penitentiary. Al N. Banks, Salem A. Bryant, as administratrix of
ty.
County. Oregon, by order of the terest thereon from January 5th
Portland, Oregon
ments made entirely dependent on teamster union leader, is the latest the estate of W. C. Bflyant, de­
Honorable Carl Hendricks, Judge 1938 at 6% per annum, and $500.-
addition
to
the
.prison
“goon
E. C. Prestbye
ROAD MONEY
an adequate civil service, wholly
ceased;
Ruth
L.
Bryant,
a
single
of
the above entitled court, made 00 attorney’s fees, and the costs
removed from party control the colony. A numtoer of minor of- woman; Harold W. Bryant and Postofflce Address; 610 Main St., and entered on the 2nd day of
of the action taxed at $18.20 and
There has been a movement to niachinn that t7 o ‘often "rule’ a l« - fend,e” c ,u * h‘ *" the re“ nt ~ id’
Spokane, Washington.
May, 1938, which said order . re-, commanding- me as sheriff to sell
change the method of distribution tions would be impossible. Then on labor racketeers are serving Katherine Bryant, husband and Attorneys for Plaintiff.
wife; Helen M. iBryarft, a single
quired that this summons be pub- in th e m an ’ n er provided
- - - by
-
- law
of Highway fund moneys that are voters might express their opin­ short terms in county jails.
woman; Lois C. Bryant, a single
lished
once
a
week
for
four
con­
the mortgaged premises therein
returned to the counties along with ions on principles of government
secutive weeks, and the first pub­ described:
(More than 50 per cent of Ore­ womata; The ’ unknown heirs'"' of S U M M O N S
the current movement to obtain or on men withcait party loyalty.
W. C. Bryant, same person as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF lication of this summons is the
rffore of these funds for counties
NOW THEREFORE I WILL on
This is the opposite of the long gon's relief cases are centered in William C. Bryant, - deceased;
ORB<X)N' lN AND FOR THF 6th day of May, 1938,.
and for cities now as well. A t time theory that party govern­ Multnomah county according to a
Saturday, May 14th, 1988 at the
Carlton L. Peppei, as administra­
George G. Updeirraff.
COUNTY OF SHERMAN
hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the
present the distribution is made ment is neeessa*y to this country. report of' the State «Relief Com­
tor o f the partnership ( eetaite of
State Land Beard of the State Attorney for Plaintiff.
mittee
to
Governor
Martin.
Lin­
on a per capita basis.
East main entrance and front
It depends on a division of voters
W. ¡C. Bryant
Carlton L. Pepper, of Oregon, plaintiff, vs.
Postoffice
address:
Moro,
Oregon.
coln
county
Has
the
highest
per
door
of the Court house in Moro,
The grange, or at least some aocording to principles of govern­
co-partn^rs doing business under
May 6-27. ’38 Sherman County, Oregon sell at
Elva A. Bryant, a widow; Elva
granges, have been active in an ment instead of on prejudice to­ centage of relief case« with 76 out the firm name and style of Bryant
public auction to the highest bid­
effort to have the distribution ward parties. It is a common of every WOO inhabitants on the & Pepper; Carlton L. Peepper and A. Bryant, as Administratrix of
the
estate
of
W.
C.
Bryant,
de­
relief
'
roll*,
Jefferson,
has
the
der
for cash, the following describ­
made on a basis of, mileage. A sight to see men voting for a par­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Grace Pepper, hueband and wife,
ed real property bo-wit:
,
,
compilation of the data the high­ ty in whose ideals they find no be­ smallest per centage of reliefers L. J. Thompson and /Myrtle Thomp­ ceased; Ruth L. Bryant, a single
West half of Section 5 and
All persons having claims a-
way commission has gathered lief because thrir fathers voted with only nine out of evepy 1000 son, husband and wife, Security woman; Harold W. Bryant and
the East half of Section 6 in
«bout use of the roads and high­ that way. Such a plan would re­ persons «receiving public assis­ Savings & Trust Company, a cor­ Katherine Bryant, husband and gainst the estate of James C. Mc­
wife; Helen M. Bityant, a single Kean, deceased, are hereby notified
Twp. 3 S. R. 18 E. WM. ‘in
ways might be of some use in de­ quire much more studying on the tance. •'.
poration; Sherman County Nation
Sherman County, Oregon
to
present
them
in
proper
form
termining how the money should part of the electorate and that
al Farm Loan Association, a cor­
and all the right, title and inter­
be apportioned also. While none would be desirable in itself. It is
poration; Sherman County, a mu­ Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 to the undersigned, the duly ap­ est the defendants had therein on
pointed,
qualified
and
acting
ad­
of these methods would be entire­ doubtful if a third party will ma­
nicipal corporation; and Also al' ...... ......v .................. Moro, Oregon. ..
ministrator of the estate of James January 5th, 1938 and or at any
ly satisfactory all of them have terially aid in bringing it about,
other persons or parties unknown Meets 2d and 4th T
C. M.cKean, deceased, at the office time thereafter or so much as may
advantages that may be taken in­ however.
claiming any right, title, estate esday of each month
of Geo. G .Updegraff, Moro, Ore­ be necessary to satisfy said judg­
to consideration in establishing a
lien or interest in the real estate Visiting members we
gon, within six months from the ment, with interest, attorneys
new basis, if one is determined to
Secretary Wallace blamed poli-
A new state wide Prke order’ described in the, complaint herein, come.
date of this notice, to-wit: April fees, costs and accruing costs, all
be advisable.
Belle Conlee, N. G.
ties for criticism of the new farm effective Sunday, May 1st, as an- Defendants.
in compliance with said execution
29,
1938.
The population basis, <fvhile bill. Cor-nct Henry, th" politic« nounced by the Oregon Milk Con-
TO THE .ABOVE NAMED DE­ Naomi Van Gilder,
and order of sale.
J.
Kenneth
McKean
perhaps the fairest of any ex­ that passed it before it was ade- trol Board, will affect local prices FENDANTS: The unknown heirs
Dated at Moro, Oregon this 12th
Administrator
clusive method, does give the coun­ quately discussed. the politics that but slightly since the new order, of W. C. Bryant, same .person as Bethlehem Chapter, N<x. 78.O.E.S.
day
of April, 1938.
Geo.
G.
Updegraff
ties in which there are large cities caused it to be changed after the the result of detailed investiga- William C. Bryant, deceased, and
Moro, Oregon
C. C. WILSON
Attorney
for
Administrator
a big advantage over the “more farmers had given partial appro- tion and public hearings in var- Also all other persons or parties Meets Every Second and
Sheriff
of Sherman County, Ore.
30-33
rural couptiçs where agricultural val last sun mer, the politics ious markets, brings the price unknown claiming any right, title, Fourth Thursdays in each
production is most important. The that refused to accept amend- paid to producers to the same fig­ estate, lien or interest in the real Month. Visiting members
mileage basts,-ip manifestly un­ ments passed by both houses, the ure in all parts of the state and estate described in the complaint Invited
fair to the populous areas al­ politics that refuses to acknow- ieduced the schedule in those herein.
Kerrone Christianson W.«M.
though the addition of city streets ledge the time-proven laws
of markets where higher prices have
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
IN THE , NAME / OF THE
to the total of roads would reduce economics and boasts of crop re- been in effect to the same basis STATE OF OREGON^ ‘You are
this unfairness and perhaps de­ duction in the face of the largest as the local schedule.
hereby required to appear and Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
feat the purpose of the proposed acreage the ".tion ha. known.
While there will’ be no change answer the complaint filed against
Meet« on the 1st and
change. The use basis could not That is the kind of politics that is jn „¿,1] milk prfca, the price of you by the plaintiff 1h7tbe above
3rd Thursday . eve­
— Safely
be used alone, either, for highways causing criticism of the farm bill half-pints of cream at retail will entitled Court and cause, within
nings of each month.
are used in some relation to their and it will continue until the law be 15c and half-pint units of whip four weeks from the date of the
Visiting members cor
— Quickly
condition and roads now bearing is made workable.
dially invited to meet
ping cream will be reduced to 18c. first publication of this summons,
little traffic would be more used
v it t k u a .— —--------
— Conveniently
to-wit: on or before the 3rd day
Perhaps if the much advertised Modest (¡ro up
if improved.
of June, 1938, and if iyou fait so Searal Searcy, W. M
The committee is now waiting postage stamp rate is popular
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
First Veteran—Our infantry com to answer ;said complaint the
for < roport from the state high­ when the government gets better-
plaintiff
will
apply
to
the
Court
way engineer about the roads and control of th e . lailroads freight 1T ',i y was tbs best drilled in the for the relief demandetUin its said
No. 113, I.O .O . F. Write or call for details about our Bank-Hy-Mail method which ii
as easy as dropping a letter in your mail box.
the distribution of road moneys rates will be put on the same basis w ° • army. When we presented complaint, to-wlt: FIRST: For a
Moro, Oregon
htar * “ ’*U P'
C.
R. Harding, Manager.
L. A. Littleton, Asst. Mgr
to the counties and it is probable and a Montana wheat rrower wfll *,rm* *" J™
Meets
l«t
and
3rd
decree ordering tnat the sum of
that some hill to devise s diffèrent be given the same price Cpr his 8lap’ cUck/
Tuesdays in the
$370.00 the par value of 74
Second Veteran—Good? When shares of stock ip Thf Feder­
method will be Introduced at the wheat as a 'Sherman county
I.O..OZF. hall Tran
our company was on parade and al
grower.
next session of the legislature.
o / th e
sient i and visiting
Land
Bank of Spokane,
presented arms all you could hear pled<red by the Sherman ’Coun­
Before being passed it should
brothers are cordi-
The nation’s oldest oak true is was ’slap, slap, jingle.
be considered by the people so that
fctfy invited to meet
ty National ,
hpan Asso­
H e t id O f f ic e , P o t t l.in d , O r e g o n
Fist Vet.—That's impossible! ciation as additional Jlcurity for
the new law, if any, would meet reported dead after 650 years. The
with us.
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M IM P IM
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IN S Ù R A N C I
C O R » - O R A T I ON
(apourge of outdated things goes How did you get the jingles?
with the public approval.
the loan made by. the plaintiff here­ Ralph E. Eakln, N. G.
The examiner of operators and on.
Second Vet.—Oh, medals.
Joe Truitt, Secretory •J
in, be applied toward payment of
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Price On Cream
Cut By Board
BANK BY MAIL
ANo
O REG O N BANK
SERVING OREGON
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