Sherman County journal., May 13, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 13. 1968
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stt
ass
of the above entitled court, made
in
Sherman
County,
Oregon,
once
other persons or parties unknown
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claiming any right, title, estate, a week for four consecutive and and entered on the 2nd day of
lien or interest in the real estate successive weeks by virtue of an May, 1988, which said order re­
PRICES BELOW P A R ITY
described In the complaint herein, order made by the Honorable Carl quired that this summons be pub­
FOR L A S T 12 YEA R S
Hendricks, Judge of the above en­ lished once a Week for four con­
Defendants.
.
titled
Court, and entered in said secutive weeks, and the first pub­
TO THE »ABOVE NAMED DE­
Court
and cause on the 29th day lication of this summons is the
FENDANTS: The unknown heirs
of W. C. Bryant, same person as of April, 1938, said period of pub­ 6th day of May, 1938.
William C. Bryant, deceased, and lication being the period ¡prescrib­ George G. Updegraff,
Attorney for (Plaintiff.
Also all, other persons, or parties ed by said order.
The date of the first publication Postoffice address: Moro, Oregon.
unknown claiming any right, title,
May 6-27. ’38
estate, lien or interest in the real of this summons is May 6th, 1938,
i estate described in the complaint and the date of the last publica­
tion is June 3rd, 1938. •
herein. “
Moro, Oregon
. For position No. 5 Hall Lusk,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
z
,
Wm. L. B eatty
! IN THE NAME OF THE I
Giles L. French
Editor who was appointed by Governor
STATE OF OREGONf You are'
All persons having claims a-
Martin is a candidate, being op-
Post Office Address. 1207
hereby required «•to appear and '
Entered as second-class matter at pose<j by I. H. Van Winkle, attor-
Public Service Building, gainst the estate of James C. Mc­
• answer the complaint filed against
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon ney general and former state
Kean, deceased, are hereby notified
Portland, Oregon
1 you by the plaintiff in the above |
under Act of Congress of March senator James Chinnock. Labor is
to present them in proper form
E. C. Prestbye
! entitled Court and cause, w ithin! Postoflice Address: 610 Main St., I to the undersigned, the duly ap­
opposed to Lusk because of decis-
3, 1879.
four weeks froth the date of the Spokane, Washington.
pointed, qualified and acting ad­
. ions rendered and Van Winkle is
Member.
>925
1920
•950
IS 3 5 -I9 3 7 *
•»15
«»»0
: first publication of this summons, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ministrator of the estate of James
the candidate chosen to beat him.
• MIU«*»«»
i to-wit:
on or before the 3rd day
C. McKean, deceased, at the office
Indications now seem to point to
! of June, 1938, and if (you fail so
of Geo. G .Updegraff, Moro, Ore­
, Lusk’s^ election as he has been giv-
The current disparaty ¡between to answer said complaint the S U M M O N S
j cn the support of many influential STATEHOUSE GOSSIP.
gon, within six months from the
prices
for . wheat
’ persons and organizations who de-
(Continued from page one)
,
_ . and ¡prices . farm-
, .
- piajntiff . will
... apply
-- - to . the Court
__ , , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF date of this notice, to-wit: .April
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' era pay is causing renewed inter- f or the relief demanded in its said
j sire his continuation on the bench
OREGON IN AND FOR THE 29, 1938.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER i lx cause of his known ability.
any enthusiasm among the voters, est in the ‘‘parity” price principle complaint, to-w it: FIRST: For a
J. Kenneth McKean
COUNTY OF SHERMAN
For instance the terms of three which Congress has used as a decree ordering that the sum of
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Administrator ?
State
Land
Board-
of
the
State
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
supreme court justices are: expir- basis of agricultural1 adjustment $370.09 the par value of 74
Geo. G. Updegraff
1 of Oregon, Plaintiff, vs.
Payable in Advance
PARKING
ing. In each instance the incum- legislation «during recent years. In shares of stock in The Fedcr-
Attorney
for Administrator
Elva A. Bryant, a widow; Elva
ONE YEAR ............................ $150
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30-38
bent
is
seeking
another
term
but
the
case
of
wheat,
*
parity
prices
al
Land
Bank
of
Spokane,
A
B
nt
us
A d m in is t r a t r ix of
For
some
mouths there has each justice is faced with opposi- high enough so that a bushel of pledged by the Sherman C o u n -..
ror
¡w n it rn i«,
Coun' - '
estate’ of W. C. Bryant, de­
been general discuss
J® tion, more or less formidable. For wheat will buy as mfcch of the ty National Farm Loan Aaso-i^J
MAY , 13 1938
ceased;. Ruth L. Bryant, a single NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
do abou
e par g P
'position No. 2 now held by Justice commodities farmers purchase as pint on »s additional security for{ wzti
there
‘ “ ‘ i woman: Harold W. Bryant and
U
Henry J. Bean, veteran member during the 1910-1914 prewar per- the loan mode by the plaintiff here-
Notice is hereby given that the
WHEAT PROBLEM
s ou d e sue
ng
COurt both in point of age iod, extension economists at Ore- in. be applied toward payment of Katherine Bryant, husband and undersigned has filed in the Coun­
wife; Helen M. Bryant, a single
is— very definitely.
and years of service, there are five gOn State College explain.
] the amount secured by plaintiff’s
The report this week that in all
woman; Lois C. Bryant, a single ty Court of the State of Oregon
Cars parked on an angle extend candidates including Bean himself.
Wheat prices at the average mortgage; SECOND: For a judg-- woman: the unknown heirs of W. for Sherman County his Final Re­
probability the acreage allotment well out into the street and when ^nder the provisions of the non- farm in Oregon were 72 cents a ment and decree against the d e -'* '
port and Account as Administra­
StToOO OOOnearty
T t h so T c parked
e X “ ^ they S reach
E n iS * * * “
n°"e h - h e . at'mid-Mareh. according to tcndanta .hat there i. due and u n - l £
Z T
for wheat in the United States
fo rtr u c k s t are
tor of the estate of Orren A. Ram­
1939 would be set at 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 nearly to the center stripe. . wnen | of these candidates receive a ma- . the
fhA latest rpnnrf
report nn
on the
the aoricul-
agricul- paid
paid on said indebtedness the fol" ireppe^ aa administrator of the sey, deceased, and that Saturday,
acres or about 62% of the 80,000, some one double parks the road j^fity of tiRo votes for thia P°- tural situation by the OSC exten- low in- -mount’ . te-wit: The sum
pu fine: ship estate of W. C. Bryant the 21st day of May, 1938, at ten
000 acres in wheat this year, is is practically blocked. N ow a sjtion the two high candidates will sion service. In the whole country
from
$8196.38, with . . interest
.
Carlton L. Pepper, co-partners o’clock a. m., of said day, at the
said to he the intention of the de­ street half full of cars or traoks j8 j eater a run-off election next Nov­ the average farm price of wheat April
1938 until the entry of doing business under the firm Court room, at the Courthouse, in
partment of agriculture at pres­ a dangerous street whether ‘ in ember. The same situation exists was 91 per cent of the 1910-1914 decree herein at 51% per annum,
name and style of Bryant A Pep- Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
ent. And it must be realized that Moro or on Broadway. This condi­ in the case of position No. 5 where averag6f
average, w
while
on $5339.28 thereof; and
ln- » Der; Carlton L. Pepper and Grace have been fixed by the Court as
h ile the farm cost in- u"
™
the acreage must be set soon in tion the council has tried to change Justice Hall S. Lusk is opopsed by dex waa ar0Und 126, giving wheat *®reat a t ®7fc
a”"UnJ
I Pepper, husband and wife; Sher- the time and place for hearing of
order to be before fall plantings. by voting to inaugurate parallel Attorney General Van Winkle and a current purchasing power of ap-
the^ c° ! ; and for.t h e m
a n
County, a municipal coipor- ojebetions to said Final Report
Everyone realizes that there is parking on main street.
Proximately 72 per cent of “pari- ^
r t ’n Z ’adjudge " a X b t e ! a tion; and also all other persons and Account and for the settle­
Despite a belief to the contrary In the case of Position No. 3 where ty.’
too nvuch wheat for home con­
_____ koroin fees herein, together . parties unknown claiming
any ment of said estate.
_ attorney’s
i as
.
sumption and that under present Sherman county does not hold an Justice J. O. Bailey is opposed by
Melvin R. Schadewitz
with plaintiff’s costs and disburse-' "-'h^ “ Ue> esU te ..en or m tere.t
treaties there is little chance for enviable record tor accidents. It only one other candidate, B. S.
Administrator
ments; THIRD: For a decree fo re-! "> >h= re»! “ tate «¡esenbed m the
export even if foreign nations is the lowest of the twelve coun­ Martin o>f §alem, only the name of
Geo. G. Updegraff, *
closing that certain mortsraite ex-1 -' n.'la>nt herein, .
wanted to- buy from us and had ties in its class. This is reason the candidate surviving the pri­
Attorney for Administrator.
ecuted by Nerius E. Moffitt an d 1
Defendants.
the money to buy. The crop con­ enough to try to make improve­ mary contest will appear on the
April 22, 29, May 6, 13.
To the unknown heirs of W. C.
Donna M. Moffitt, husband and
trol measures have not worked and ment.
November ballot.
wife, the record owners of the; Brvanc, same peison as William
acreage is greatly increased be­
Parallel parking may not be the / VAn interesting situation exists From the Observer May 12, 1899
C. Bryant, deceased, and also to all NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
cause of the desire of farmers,^ solution, It may be necessary to ir. the tenth judicial district whete
Grandpa J. B. Florer was able property at the time of the grant- > othe. ^ persons or parties unknown
whether in wheat growing sec­ stop loading and unloading on the ten candidates, including practi- to attend the dedication of the ing of the loan referred to in j
Notice is given that the under­
plaintiff’s complaint, which mort- claiming any right, title, estate,
tions or not, to obtain federal cash main street or the parking of' cally every attorney in Union and M. E. church on the 30th.
signed,
as administrator of the
gage was recorded in the office o f ; lien or interest in the real estate
money for complying with the trucks ‘ there. The council has Wallowa counties, have entered the
George B.-Bourhill, the rustling the County Clerk of Sherman Coun-1 d< .cribed i.i plaintiff’s complaint estate of Jennie Van Gilder, de­
wheat program. The legitimate tried to settle the problem *■ but race to succeed Judge J. W. Know- Grass Valley merchant, will build
ceased, has filed his final report
wheat grower, by whom we mean needs the aid of drivers to' give it les who is retiring after a long a model lesidence m the new met- ty, Oregon, on the 29th day of on. file in the above entitled cause and account with the clerk of the
a-
in 1 and as this tummons described,
the man who live« in the part of a fair trial. While the, new meth- period of service on the circuit ropolis of Sherman county this December. 19-19.
Couaty Court of Sherman County,
Book P of Mortgages on page 108, DEFENDANTS.
the nation adapted to wheat grow­ od may cause some trouble at bench,
_____year.
Oregon, and that Saturday, the
covering
the
following
described
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
ing and who has grown wheat for first it has become so customary
Then there are the Senatorial
Taylor Bergin lost a $75 Undine
11th day of June, 1938, at the hour
real property:
a long period of years, is suffering in other places that no one should
(OF OREGON: You, and each of
and Congressional posts for all of colt, three weeks old, cut on the
of 10 o’clock a. m. of said day(
from the competition of farmers be unable to park parallel to the
> >u, are hereby required to ap-
The East Half of Section
which hotly contested Jraces are wire.
in the courtroom of said court in
in sections where wheat should not curb.
p- ur and answ er the complaint
Thirty-four,
the
Northeast
being waged in both the Demo-
Common folks are permitted to
the courthouse in Moro in Sher­
be grown and would not be grown
filed against 'you in the above en-
Quarte’’, and the South Half
cratic and Republican camps. On speak to L. D. Holder 1 just the
man County, Oregon, has been fix­
if it were not for the bounty on
’
titled court and cause within four
nf
the
South
Half
of
Section
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the
Democratic
side of the Sena- same
as . before the birfh of his
ed aa the time and place for hear­
These
last
few
remaining
days
.
,
_
.
T
wheat.
weeks from the date of the first
Thirty-five, in Township One,
ing all objections to the said final
of the primary campaign will b e’ torial «»I«Pai?n both Carl Donaugh twin daughters yesterday
morn-
m blication of the summons as
North of 'Range Nineteen, East
Now comes the order cutting the part of it in which
report and the settlement thereof.
it • i ,> n d Willis Mahoney are engaging ing.
hereinafter stated, and if you fail
of the Willamette Meridian;
wheat acreage from 80 million danwerous to believe anything*1* daily Per8onal appeal for sup-
G. A. Sargent, Administrator
Goet.ien Bros,
have purchased
tc answer said complaint, or
the
North
Half
of
Section
to 50 million acres and it is expec-
of
the Estate of Jennie Van
port
over
the
radio
and
from
the
the
entire
interest
of
Dr.
Jack
ted to be a blanket cut equally j
a^?ut. Vie cariduiates It ap­
o t h e r w is e n wear or plead in this
Three, in Township One South
platform
while
the
'Republican
can-
Daily
in
the
fork
brand
of
horses,
Gilder,
Deceased.
cr,ise. plaintiff for want thereof.
of Range Nineteen, East of
affecting every wheat grow er, pears that the democratic race didst?«; State Treasurer Rufus C. From the Observer May 14, 1909
wH,
apply
to
the
court
for
rCief
Attorney
whether he is a resident of the • f ° r the nomination for governor
the Willamette Meridian, con-
Holman and Robert N. Stanfield, Dr Roilins, the pioneer founder
is
entering
the
stage
of
unprova-
a’ preyed for in plaintiff s com­
tpining in all about 960 acres.
great plains area, the semi-arid
appear to be relying more heavily, of Gra„ V l„ ey wgJ a c>1,cr gat.
seetions of the Pacific northwest • We accusation. No one acquaint-
plaint, npmely: for a decree
All
situated
in
Sherman
Coun­
urday. He will celebrate the 8 let
where wheat is the only possible | ed with Governor Martin either or letter writing campaigns.
against the defendants that there NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
tv, State of Oregon.
In the Congressional column anniversary of his birth soon and
cash crop unless the country i s 1 personally or by reputation will
is now due and unpaid on that
Together with the tenements,
ON FORECLOSURE,
-a-trtjr, nnt« dated the 2nd day of
returned to grass, or the deep south he likely to believe that he i8 James W. Mott, republican ineum- is booked in appearance for many
hereditaments and appurte­
NOTICE is hereby given that
where cotton farmers have recent- ruilty of pettiness in his affairs, bent from the first <*i»trict, is fac- returns of the day.
.T^nuary. 1925, msde, executed and by virture of a w it of execution
nances thereunto belonging or
delivered by one Almon J. Marlin and order of sale »sued, out of the
in anywise appertaining;
ly turned to wheat on land taken Certainly that is not one of his «d w,th the most formidable oppo- ’ John Stewart, native of Scotland
faults. He has been the sort of n«"t of his experience in the per- was admitted to citizeiiship by and decreeing that the mortgaged to the plaintiff herein, the sum of Circuit Court for the State of
from cotton.
Walter Norfblad, youthful Judge butler on the 10th.>'
premise« be sold in one parcel in «400.00 with interest thereon from Oregon for Sherman County, dat­
.This can mean but one thing to a governor who appealed to the 80n
people
because
of
hta
show
of
Astoria
attorney.
Congressman
City
Recorder
and
ex-officio
the
manner prescribed by the laws ‘he 9th dev of January, 1936, at ed April 12th, 1938, upon a judg­
the real wheat grower and that is
that he has lost nearly forty par; directness in many state matters. Walter M. Pierce, democratic in- Justice Geo. Mowry united H. F. of the State of Oregon and the the rate of six per cent ner an- ment and decree of foreclosure
cent of his business to other farm-1 His attitude has prevented dis- cumbent in the second district, is MyerV and Mrs. E. J. Crathy in practice of this Court; that the pro­ "v'n. with ettornev fees and costs, therein rendered on April 9th,
on ceeds thereof be applied toward ahd to foreclose that certain mort- 1938 in favor of John Patiens,
ers who are not equipped to grow tuibartces until he has ' become n°t expected to have any great the holy bonds of matrimony
hated
by
the
irresponsible.
As
difficulty
in
defeating
his
lone
op-
the
10th.
the payment of plaintiff’s decree, I gage given to secure said note, j Plaintiff and against W. F. Schil-
wheat, whose land is more valua­
costs and accruing costa; that at! which said mortgage is of record ¡ling and Matilda Schilling • and
ble for something else . and who far as the vote in this county is nonent. Wade C awford of Klam- From the Observer May 16, 1919
concerned
he
will
surely.be
nom-
»th
county.
In
the
third
district
would not be growing wheat if
J. K. Irby has sold all his store said sale plaintiff ibe permitted to 'in Book “S” of Mortgage Records ¡Emma (Keehn) Kdberatein for the
iiwted by hi. party .n d the best N .n Wood Honeyman. ¡««m bent, buHd£ '
*“
beerrme a purchaser; that the d e -' of Sherman Country, Oregon, at sum of $7000.00 together with in­
not subsidized by the federal interest”
of tha atate wiU be »PPe-r- to have tb . aituation well
government.
his stock of merchandise at Kent fendants above named, and each;Pacre 110 thereof, and covers the terest thereon from January 5th
served if he receives the same (
band and .Is expected to easily
and all of them, be foreclosed and! following described real property 1938 at 6% per annum, and $500.-
This has all been done while
outdistance ' her - two democratic to J. H. Bottemiller. Mr. Irby has barred of all right, title, claim or; situated in She man County, State 00 attorney’s fees, and the costs
treatment
from
other
counties.
bought a merchandise stock at
farmers were being lulled to sleep
onponents.
1 .
of the action taxed at $18.20 and
interest in the premises described of Oregon, to-wit:
f
by tall talk about proper adjust­
the candidate surviving the pri- Arlington.
I
commanding
me as sheriff to sell
in
plaintiff’s
mortgage
except
the
The
South
Half
of
the
North-
•
ment of agriculture and balanced
Grimes & Johnson are putting
They are getting rid of the old — Outside of the Congressional
___
in
the
manner
provided by law
right
Pf
rixtefiiptloii
allowed
west
Quarter
and
the
North
production, etc. Now we are up covered bridges that used to be and guberDfcfarlal posts the only in a concrete sidewalk iir front of
the mortgaged premises therein
Half of the South Half of
law, and that plaintiff have such
against the proposition of men found so frequently in the Wilam- statewide contest which the repub- the D*. Poley residence. *
described)
Section Thirty-five in Town­
A letter received* this week from other and further relief as is meet
with land that will produce 50 , efcte valley. There was an echo lican voters will be called upon to
ship
One
North,
Ranere
Nine­
NOW THEREFORE I WILL on
and
equitable.
bushels of wheat per acre
at a cost
.
. ! all its own when a horse and decide is that for state labor corn- Tom Douma informed bis folks
teen.
East
off
the
Willamette
Saturday,
May 14th, 1938 at the
Service
of
this
summons
is
that
he
would
leave
Camp
Lee,
Va,
lower than any place m the nation ,
went through one of them missioner whfcre C. H. Gram, In-
¡Meridian,
containing
240
hour
of
10
o’clock a. m., at the
made
upon
you
by
publication
.this
week
for
Camp
Lewis,
where
having to stop production o
' | and
On a a summers day a covered cumfeent^, is opposed by David F.
and on
East
main
entrance and front
acres;
per cent of it while other farmers bri<^ e
as cooj and comfortable Graham*of
Graham‘of Malheur county. Dei
Demo he will soon be mustered QUt of thereof in the ¡Sherman County
All
situated
in
Sherman
Coun­
door
of
the
Court
house in Moro,
service.
Journal,
a
newspaper
of
general
who have alfalfa land, grass land,1 as possible. Instead of passing cratic voters, however, will have
Sherman County, Oregon sell at
ty, Oregon;
Mrs. Wm. Henrichs and Mrs. circulation, printed and published
corn land, cotton land that could over a stream no faster than a to choose between opposing candi-
Together with the tenement«?,
public auction tq the highest bid­
never normally compete with the walk as in covered bridge days dates for two other positions. For O. L. Belshe expect to leave Mon­
hereditaments
and
appurtenan­
der
for cash, the following describ­
good wheat land taking the mar­ we now whisk over them at forty superintendent of public instnuc- day for Salem as delegates to the Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
ed real property to-wit:
, 1 ,
ces the:eunto belonging or in
Rebekah
grand
lodge.
Mrs.
Rab-
k e t If that is proper adjustment
the coolness of tion, Rex Putnam, incumbent, is
.................................. Moro, Oregon ...
e^v
wise
appertaining,
West
half
of
Section
5
and
of our agricultural resources then t ft
opposed by John W. Leonh.rdt o f ! artJUr^'!hart; ala0, expect« to at- Meets 2d and 4th T
stream.
the East half of ¡Section 6 in
and that «aid real property be
the sun comes up in the west.
La Grande, and for the post of tend. The three ladies will visit esday of each month
Twp. 3 S. R. 18 E. WM. in
sold for the purpose of satisfying
Mrs.
P.
M.
Laughlin
‘to''Portland
There should be some means of
Labor Commissioner two men are
Visiting members we
any
judgment
rendered
herein,
Sherman
County, Oregon
reducing the production of wheat
It-does s$em aa if spripg is go­ bidding for support—'Clarence F. as they return.
come.
and for such - further relief as and all the right, title and inter-
on land not adapted to that crop ing to turn that corner and be Hyde of Eugene and Paul E. Roth
Belle Conlee, N. ’G.
prayed for and deemed proper by) est the defendants had therein on
There should be greater restriction with us again for a few brief of Multnomah county.
Naomi Van Gilder, 8
S
U
M
M
O
N
S
.
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the
court, all of which more fullly Janusry 5th, 1938 and or at any
W » w
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on land that has just been put in- weeks before summer begin«. It
No. 2485 ‘
appears from the verified com­ time thereafter or so much as may
to production of this surplus crop, has been slow and yet we have
Republican domination of the
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Bethlehem Chapter^ No. 78.O.E.S. plaint on file with the clerk of the be necessary to satisfy said judg­
There should be an adjustment heen (roared the>usual wind. Farm- political picture in Oregon was re- THE STATE OF OREGON IN
Moro, Oregon
ment, with interest, attorneys
above entitled court.
made to permit the man who can er8 are asking a few warm days duced to a majority of only 16,963 AND F O R -SHERM j AN COUNTY Meets Every Second and
This summons is served by pub­ fees, costs and accruing costs, all
grow nothing but wheat to groW to aid the wheat in heading in the over their Democratic opponents in
j h e Federal I«and Bank of Fourth Thursdays in each
lication thereof in the Sherman in compliance with said execution
i t There should be an arrange- north end of the county and to pre-primary registration figures Spokane, a corporation, Plaintiff, Month. Visiting members
J
(County Journal, a weekly news- and order of sale.
ment to allow the man who can drive the worms down in the south just compiled by Secretary of V8 Elva’A. Bryant, a w idow Elva’ Invited
Dated, at Moro, Oregon this 12th
paper, printed, published and ot
grow wheat cheapest to raise it.
| end. Cool weather is what wa State Earl Snell. Compared with a . Bryant, as adm inistratrix of Kerrone Christianson W. M.
general circulation in Sherman day of April, 1938.
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
need this year, however, and wheat the registration figures for the the estate of W?C. B«i»rit de-
County, Oregon, by order of -th e
C. C. WILSON
i ^growers swkra
QA nrîm
arv election fko
__a Ruth w
who liwvro
have azvmA
some of tlwa
the 1Q
1936
primary
the AiiFronf
current ceased;
L. jrfryant, a single
Honorable
Carl
Hendricks,
Judge
Sheriff
of Sherman County, Ofce
SUPREME COURT
days will cocnc until the wheat is registration shows a ¡Republican woman; Harold W. Bryant and Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
is • otirrinif nearly ready to thresh for rt Hss of 6.017 voters and a Demo- Katherine Bryant, husband* and
Meets oa the 1st and
Th^
3rd Thursday eve­
position«
open
could
hardly
be
expected
that
any
cratic
gain
of
49,947.
The
Desno-
_
_
wife; Helen M. iBryaqt, a single
race for the
nings
of each month.
bench.
Tha
ground
could
hold
moisture
enough
crats
are
now
in
the
majority
in
woman;
Lois
C
Bryant^
a
single
on the atat
G et th e world*« good trtw s d a ily th r o u g h
Visiting members corj
__ to supply so much wheat in ell its 13 Oregon counties including Bak-i woman;
The unknown heirs of
labor fight
to this _
dially invited to meet!
he hristian cience
onitor
er, Columbia, Coos, Crook, Dea- w . C. Bryant, same . person as
as to maag of the her positions present rankness.
Bean,
aged
T
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chutes,
Gilliam,
Harney,
Jefferson?
William
C.
Bryant,
deceased;
with
us.
An
IntrrHj.'lonnl
Dnt/y
Nrn/tftnpcr
on the ballot.
PabihbeJ by THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY
holder of the chia jM tke pUee
Down
B.a lil wht.re Q ,,,
C*rltOn U
“ »dnl,niatra- Searal Searcy, W. M
J *
C. "V. Belknap, Secy.
’ On?, Norwiy Street, Bo»ton. M asuchurjtt«
and
many i . a yea
court for
judre,
eaadidau to iT ta ^
‘^ ” " '¿ „ ,‘«,¡„«'01 »‘''r c v X 193£
D” T v l
CariUn u ’p e p p ei
.
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Ray Hewitt, Another contender r ' —
£ b tr m a u C e n a tg 3 o u r u a
for this place is one of Oregon's |
j radicals. Howard Zimmerman. Is
W H EA T
Sherman County Observer
purportedly labor’s candidate for
Established Nov. 2, 1886
CWTSW SUSNCL
t the job. Choice o f Bean and Mc-
‘ Grass Valley Journal
tao
i Culloch for the run off in the fall
Established O ct 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED March «. 1931! « held the proper courw f»r th o «
.
..
. who desire stability and judicial
Waa~
¿ 7 '^
^
tem perm ent on the bench.
Established Nov. 1891
'
J. O. Bailey, incumbent, is op­
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 posed by B. S. Martin and is very
<5
likely to continue in his position
Published Every Friday at
as Martin is Uttle known.
$ ’
la Other Days
c w w z v w a m
T
place again and i« conrtdered as
r e t r ie d * “There
likely to succeed himself as his were many dead ,,
u what
reputation is r°<>d
18 opposed happens when the people do not
by J. W. McCulloch, father of lik dictatorships.
Paul McColluch, one time Wasco
school principal, who has practic->'•
ad law in many eastern Oregon
It hss be^n suggested that one
towns and has been in tha federal state policeman John “Moose”
attorney’s office. B e b considered Cbubaugh be detailed to quell the
-a capable men well suited to the riot of hits that has been beating
poeition he desirae.
the Beavers.
• T
I«COTd?d » « < > « « •• J « only co-partners doing business under Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
Moro, Oregon
four counties—Baker, Klamath, tbe firm name and style of Bryant
Meets 1st and 3rd
Harney
and
Union.
&
Pepper;
Carlton
L
Pepper
and
____________
Tuesdays
in the
Grace Pepper, husband and wife,
I.O..O.F.
hall
Tran
L. J. Thompson and /Myrtle Thomp­
Facte of Life
aient and visiting
son, husband and wife, Security
brothers are cordi­
Get out your bottle of paste my Ida Savings & Trust Company, a cor-
ally
invited to meet
And »tick this in your book of poiation: Sherman County Nation-
with
us.
, ,
knowledge,
/
( al Farm Loan Association, a cor-
Girls who marry in haste, <by<ad— poration: Sherman County, a mu- •Ralph E. Eakin, N. G.
J qs Truitt, Secretary.
Repent in a business college.
| nicipnl corporation; and Also all
C
S
M
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