Sherman County journal., May 20, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

o’clock p. m. in the County Court
room, in the Sherman County
Court House in Moro, Oregon, as
« time and place for hearing-upon
id final acount, and any objec
tions thereto by any interested
person or persons
Florence Beezley.
Administratrix.
Roy J. Baker,
Attorney.
< Defendants.
ciation as additional security for
To the unknown heirs of W. C.
the plaintiff here­
ryaftt, same person as William
to ward payment 6:
The insurance meeting in Pen-
in, be appl
Sherman County Observer
die ton thiTw eek will be the start
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF. the amount secured by plaintiff's C. Bryant, deceased, and also to all
EstnbMahed Nov. 2. 1888
mortgage; SECOND: For a judg- other persons or parties unknown
of a plan to “educate” farmers of
Grass Valley Journal
this area about the crop insurance
ment and decree against the de­ claiming any right, title, estate,
Established Oct. 14, 1887
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
plans of the government. R is s
fendants that there is due and an lien or interest in the real estate
Notice is herA y given that bj« ¿ y " 7 , aw ' ¡ndebtedn«.' the’ fol- described in plaintiff’s complaint
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 feature of the farm bill that might
virtue of a writ of execution and ;owin(! ar, ount>> to-wit: The sum on file in the above entitled cause
be c i considerable value to many
Wasco News-Enterprise
order of sale issued out of the
$8196.38, with interest from and ms this cummons described,-
wheat growers if it can be handled
Established Nov. 1891
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
Ore-]
.
¡, 5 193g unti, the entry of DEFENDANTS.
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 proneily and with minor exipense.
son for Sheranan County, dated
herein at 51% per annum
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Farmers of the good wheat sec-
May
14th,
1938
upon
a
judgment,
on
353392g
thereof;
and
with
in-
OF
OREGON: You, and each of
tions
are
not
interested
in
the
plan
* SU M M O N S
Published Every Friday at
rendered therein on attachment tereM ftt 6%
annum on >26p0.- you, are hereby required to ap-
a- this time and perhaps never
OF
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Moro, Oregon
proceedings, on November 15th, 00 thereof. and for the further sum near and answer the complaint
will be. Land that will produce a
THE STATE OF OREGON IN
AND
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
(
Clvd/ U r i th ' for^fh? »nm! ° f *10000’<>or *uch other 8U™ “ filed .against you in the above en­
a
op
of
wheat
in
almost
any
year
Editor
Giles L. French
q u FIRM AN
"
■ agama^ Clyde Smith for the sum tbe
may adjudge reasonable titled court and cause within four
with good cultivation is crop in-
^ F e d e r a l Land Bank o f , °J , *582’I 2’
attorney’s fees herein, together weeks from the date of the first
Entered as second-class matter at surance enough in the ordinary
Spokane a corporation
1 tlîe^ n irom September I 8 th l9 3 7
plaintiff’s costs and disburse- publication of the summons as
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon opinion. And perhaps there would
. J okane, a co po
,
, at 8% per annum: And for $82.50 ments; THIRD: For a decree fore­ hereinafter stated, and if you fail
under Act of Congress of March be little need for the insurance if
Plaintiff, I
attorney’s fees and costs of th e , cloain< that certain mortgage ex­ to answer said complaint, or
3. 1879.
all land was of this kind.
-sv-
action taxed at $18.50, and com -jecuted by Neriua E> Moffitt and otherwise appear or plead in thia
It is said that the government
Alta Smith, a widow; Donna Jene
M em ber
mandmg the Sheriff to sell in the Donna M
husband and
expects about a quarter of the land
Smith, a minor; Darlene Janice manner provided by law the at- wife the record owners of the cause, plaintiff, for want thereof,
?r Publishers to come under the plan. It is prob
will apply to the court for relief
Smith, a minor; Alta Smith, as
t
‘
h
d
property
therein
described,
property
at
the
time
of
the
grant-
as prayed for in plaintiff’s com-
able that this will be the quarter
administratrix of the estate of
NOW THEREFORE I WILL on '
the loan referred to in pla’nt, namely: for a decree
which mort- against the defendants that there
office of is now due and unpaid on that
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Sherman Coun- i’ertain note dated the 2nd day of
and for each farm when the plan receive majorities in 16 of the 18 and also all other persons or par-»’? ? / 0*. Shennan F °Un^ ’
Oregon, on the 29th day of January. 1925. made, executed and
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
sell at public auction to the high- D^ember. 1919 at 10 a. m. in delivered bv one Almon J.. Marlin
>.
established.
counties
comprising
the
second
tiea
unknown
claiming
any
right
Payable in Advance
Mortgages on page 108, to the plaintiff herein, the sum of
There is no doubt but that it will Congressional district. Hess is ex-
estate, lien or interest in the est bidder for cash, the follow ing Book p
ONE TEAR .............. ......... $1.60
take some years time to make the pected to carry his home county
1 ’
Hps^riheH in the corn- described personal and real prop- COVering the following described $400.00 with interest thereon from
erty, to-wit. 106 sacks of wheat rcai property:
plan successful for it is almost of Union' and posaibtv Klamath X „ t herein,
the 9th day of January, 1936, at
stored
in
Grass
Valley
Grain
the
rate of six per cent per an­
M A Y , 20 1938
The
East
Half
of
Section
entirely new. Forms of insurance county with its large block of un-
’
Defendants,
Growers
warehouse
at
Grass
Val­
num,
with attorney fees and costs,
Thirty-four,
the
Northeast
on Are, hail, etc. are Common ion labor votes. In the first Con-
To tbe unknown heirs of Ralph
ley-, Oregon; and also Southwest
and to foreclose that certain mnrt-
Quarte*, and the South Half
enough
but
no
private
company
gresaionel
district
the
political
Smith,
deceased,
and
also
to
GOONS OR GOVERNMENT
gagc given to secure said note,
has ever tried widespread crop in- map is some what more spotted. aB other persons or parties un- quarter of Section 11, and the « of the South Half of Section
West
half
of
Section
-
14
in
Twp.
whichJ said mortgage is of record
Thirty-five,
in
Township
One,
Those who presumed that the surance before. , It may be even
Governor Mariin it expected to known
Vnown claiming
riaimine- any
anv right, . title.
__
------ : 3 S. R. 17 E. WM. subject to the
in Book “S” of Mortgage Records
North
of
Range
Nineteen,
East
too
risky
for
the
government.
The
carry
all
of
the
Willamette
valley
estabe>
Hen
or
interest
in
the
real
exposure of goons and gangster
real
mortgage
debt
thereon
to
the
of
Sherman Country, Oregon, at
of the Willamette Meridian;
methods used to intimidate non­ fheory of laying aside a certain counties -with the possible excep- estate’described in plaintiff’s com­
O’
egon-Washington
Joint
Stocl^J
page
110 thereof, and covers the
the
North
Half
of
Section
union men and employers would part of the crop in good years tion of Clackamas where the Hess Uint on file in ,the above entitled Land Bank of Portland, Oregon
following
described real property
Three,
in
Township
One
South
put the irresponsible labor leaders against poor years is good. The forces appear to be pretty strong- cauae and as thia summons describ- approximating $8000.00 more or,
situated in She-man County, State
of
Range
Nineteen,
East
of
success
of
the
plan
depends
on
ly
entrenched.
Martin
is
also
re-
e£j
DEFENDANTS:
on the defensive and cause a ces­
less. Also an undivided one eighth! the Willamette Meridian, con-
of Oregon, to-wit:
sation of attempts to control the making it good in practice as well ported to be well out ahead in
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE' interest in and to Southwest quar-
♦
•»ininsr
in
all
about
960
acres.
The South Half of the North-
as
in
theory.
Often
times
farmers
southern
Oregon.
On
the
other
industrial life o f the state were
OF OREGON: You, and each of I ter of Section i, and the West half i All situated in Sherman Coun­
•
west Quarter and th? North
go
through
bad
years
hoping
for
hand
Hess
is
showing
unusual
wrong, it now appears.
you, are hereby required to ap- ¡ of Section 12 in Twp. 3 S. R. 17
ty, State of Oregon.
Half of the South Half of
a
good
year
or
two
to
make
the
strength
in
the
lower
Columbia
Despite the fact that large num­
up ind'XtodneM. count!« oT C d u n A iT and'cU taop
,nd *.n,wer .
E' W,M; and the NorthwMt <P“ r-
Together with the tenements,
Section Thirty-five in Town­
profit
or
clean
bers of convicted goons are now
filed against you in the above en-, ter of Section 6 in Twp. 3 S. R. 18, hereditaments and appurte­
ship One North, Range Nine­
in county jails or the state peni­ This gambling with crop returns and in some of the coast counties, titled court and cause wrthin four E WM. subject to the mortgage
nances thereunto belonging or
teen, East of the Willamette
will
be
to
some
extent
done
away
particularly
Lincoln
and
Coos.
If,
tentiary there is no show of re­
week from the date of the first thereon to Ross E. Smith approx­
in anywise appertaining;
Meridian,
containing
240
with
if
this
feature
of
the
bill
is
as
the
Hess
supporters
claim,
the
pentance and Dave Beck and Har­
.. publication of this summons as imating
$1700.00
in Sherman
acres;
accepted.
It
has
often
been
stated
Union
county
Democrat
can
P’ 8 hereinafter stated, and if you fail County, Oregon, and all the right, ftnd decreeing that the mortgaged
ry Bridges are still using Oregon
All situated in Sherman Coun­
as a battle held and employers are that it took a good gambler to be up a lead of 15,000 or better in to so answer said complaint, or title and interest of the defendant premise« be sold in one parcel in
ty, Oregon;
a wheat grower and the next few Multnomah county he has at least
still having troubles with labor
otherwise appear or plead in this Clyde Smith, or so much thereof tbe manner prescribed by the laws
Together with the tenements,
years may indicate whether he a 50-50 chance to win the nomi-
leaders and the coming election is
cause, plaintiff, for want thereof, as may be necessary to satisfy
the State of Oregon and the
hereditaments and appurtenan­
prefers a chance on a big crop now nation. If, on the other hand,
concerned more with the labor war
will apply to the court for the re­ said judgment, with interest, at- practice of this Court; that the pro-
ces thereunto belonging or in
'»and then, without reductions, or Martin can break even in Mult-
than with other matters.
lief as prayed for in plaintiff’s tom eys, costs and accruing costa,1 ceed* thereof be, applied toward
any w ife appertaining,
smaller and safer returns.
| nomah county,
his
nomination
&
WU.H,,
..
to-w it: FIRST : For a all in compliance with said execu-'the payment of plaintiffs decree,
If those, who have stood for law
and that said real property be
MMMd by . plurality of at least
’
.
5um of
tion and order of sale.
j costs and ’accruing costs; that at sold for the purpose of satisfying
decree ordering tnafc the sum
and order are defeated in this-elec­
It appears certain that if the iKonn
, $500.00, being the par value of 100
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this
8a^e plaintiff ibe permitted to any judgment rendered herein,
tion it is certain that there will be new deal is victorious in primary
The Republican gubernatorial BhareR of stOck in The Federal 16th day of May, 1938.
! become a ourchaser; that the de- and for such further relief as
more trouble and the entire state elections throughout the nation
C. C. WILSON
fendanM above named, and each prayed for and deemed proper by
may become as disrupted as Seat­ there will be another try at the oontest remains a - race «between jjand Bank of Sookane, pledged by
Charles A. Sprague, Salem news- |he WagCf> Nptionai Farm Loan Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon Bnt* a^
them, be foreclosed and the court, all of which more fulky
tle in its industrial life. This is reorganization bill and perhaps pa
per man, and Sam Brown,
________________
____
brrred
of
all
right, title, claim or a p p e a rs fro m the verified co m ­
.
Association
as
additional
security
a time when the northwest should even the supreme court bill al- Gervais farmer. Sprague is ex­
interest in the premises described plaint on file with the clerk of the
for the loan made by the plaintiff
be planning for rapid growth be­ though both have been defeated
pected to receive the bulk of the herein, be applied to the payment
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
| in plaintiff’s mortgage except the
cause of the expected influx of new by pdblic opinion and congress
above entitled court.
conservative vote while Brown is of the amount secured by plain-
The
undersigned
has
been
ap-
rj?ht of redemption allowed hy
citizens because o f power develop­
This summons is served by pub­
depending largely upon the sup­ ’ff’s mortgage: SECOND: For a pointed administrator of O. L. law, and that plaintiff have such
ment and better opportunities
lication thereof in the Sherman
Joe Carson, as papa, is just an­ port of the more liberal element. t judgment
and decree against the Belshe, ^deceased, and has quali- other and further relief as is meet ¡County Journal, a weekly news­
here. We are being hampered be­ other adoring male.
Clarence Wagoner of Portland and defendants that th~*r" is due and fied. All persons having claims and equitable.
cause this coast has become the
paper, printed, published and ot
Charles L. Paine of Eugene are unpaid on said indebtedness the against said estate are hereby re-
Service of this summons is
scene of a labor war as extensive
L. B. Smith, who died this week
expected to poll a substantial following amounts, to-wit: th e : quired to present the same, duly m ide upon you by publication general circulation in Sherman
as the war in Spain.
County, Oregon, by order at' the
in Portland, talked heie on the tax vote.
sum of $10,720.50, With interest! verified, to the undersigned at the thereof in th e , Sherman County Honorable Carl Hendricks, Judge
The question that will he deejded situation a few years ago and
Willis Mahoney appears to be from April 22, 1938 until'the en- • office of Galloway & Krier in the Journal, a newspaper of general
of the above entitled court, made
to a large degree in the elections made a lasting impression because ieadjng Carl Donaugh in the race
try of decree herein, at six p er, Pioneer Building, The Dalles, Ore- circulation, printed and published and entered on the 2nd day of ■
this year iswhetber the people at of his information on his subject. for the Democratic nomitation for
cent per annum on $10,271.35 Ron, within six (6) months from in She-man County, Oregon, once May, 1938, which said order re­
large wish to submit to dictation
tv
«.a ^ n*ted States senator. Both can- |i,er«rf; and «for the further sum the date of the first publication of a week for four consecutive and
quired that this summons be pub­
from an unofficial body of self ap­
There was comment the otner
on N
New
Deal
other djdates
d id a te s are
a r e running
ru n n in g on
ew D
ea l
$250 00 01 r such other sum as the' this notice, to-wit: May ontv»
iQ9Q successive weeks by
..
« virtue
« « » + • « .» of an
20th, 1938.
lished once a week for four con­
pointed leaders or whether they day to the effect that our summer platforms but Mehoney has the ad
Darrold L. Belshe order made by the Honorable Carl secutive weeks, and the first pub­
Court
may
adjudge
reasonable
as
wish to retain their hard won o w pleasantIday^»t1 a "time™
X n U e V a ^ d ^ T r g e r ^ s t a t e 6 wide
and d X r s 'e -
Administrator.1 Hendricks, Judge of the above en- lication of this summons is the
rights.
Galloway & Krier
titled Court, and entered in said 6th day of May, 1938.
Ccurt and cause on the 29th day
ment.; THIRD: For a decree fore- Attorneys for Administrator
side of this picture State Treasur­ closing that certain mortgage de­ The Dalles, Oregon.
of April. 1938, said period of pub- George G. Updegraff,
THE TABLES ARE TURNED
er Rufus C. Holman looks like an scribed in plaintiff’s complaint
«lication being the period prescrib­ Attorney for (Plaintiff.
Anton Lang, portrayer of the easy winner over Robert N. Stan­
Postoffice address: Moro, Oregon.
ed by said order.
Something unique is being tried
executed by E. L. Davis and S U M M O N S
Chriatus, died and we sorely need field.
May 6-27. ’38
by the seniors of the Wasco High
Blanch Davis, husband and wife, No. 2485
The
date
of
the
first
publication
him and others who try to emulate
In
the
Congressional
«arena
all
.
v..v record
. ..... ....................
..... property , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF of this summons is May 6th, 1938,
School this year; something that
the
owners of the
indications point ta the nomination
*be ^¡me of the g anting of the THE STATE OF OREGON IN and the date of the last publica- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
has an appeal to the sense of Him- 3
of J a m « W. .Mott, incumbent by ,oan referred t0 in plaintiff’» com- AND FOR SHERMAN COUNTY tion ia June 3rd> 193K
humor and justice. The class is
When Oregon’s minerals are Repulblicn. over W itter Nort>l»d u |
The Federal Land Bank of
which mort(.a(re w a. re-
All persons having claims a-
going to present to an outstanding
Wm. L. Beatty
Ajtoria. while Andrew C. Burk
of - the
B” - 1, corded ¡n the
- office
-
- County Spokane, a corporation, Plaintiff,
gainst the «state of James C. Mc­
citizen of the community of Wasco worked here with. Bonneville .power of 'Astoria,
Post Office Address. 1207
Kean, deceased, are hereby notified
a loving cup, suitably engraved, we will begin to appreciate the Marion county sheriff appears to Clerk of Sherman 'County, Oregon, vs. Elva A. Bryant, a widow; Elvaj
Public Service Building,
value of the dam.
1
be
well
out
in
front
of
his
rivals,
A.
Bryant,
as
administratrix
of
to present them in proper form
for interest in the school and co­
on the 29th day of July, 1921, at
Portland, Oregon
Earl A. Nortt of McMinnville and 8-00 a. m. in Book “P ” of Mort­ the estate of W. C. Brtyant, de­
to the undersigned, the duly ap­
operation with it during the y
Prestbye
W. T. Miller of Grants Pass, for gages at page 434, covering the de­ ceased; Ruth L.-rfryant, a singlet E
pointed,
qualified and acting ad­
It is impossible for us . to say
J the Democratic nomination. In the scribed real property;
woman; Harold W. Bryant and Postoffice Address: 610 Main St., ministrator of the estate of James
whether a sense of humor or
j second district Walter M. Pierce,
Katherine Bfyant, husband and Spokane,
C. McKean, deceased, at the office
The Southwest Quarter of
sense of innate justice sponsored
Incumbent, looks like an easy
wife;
Helen
M.
«Bryant,
a
sin
gle!
Attorneys
for
Plaintiff.
of
Geo. G .Updegraff, Moro, Ore­
Section
Twenty
and
the
North
the idea. For generations adults From the Observer May 19, 1899 winner over Wade Crawford of
woman; Lois C. Bryant, a s i n g l e --------------------
gon,
within six months from the
west
Quarter
of
Section
Twen­
Page
and
Parry
have
a
lot
of
in all their self assumed wisdom
IHamsth Falls for the Democratic
woman; The unknown heirs of
date of this notice, to-wit: April
ty-nine, all in Township Two
out before hot
have given to innumerable high fa t ., hogs to . close
...
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Q
nomination. On the Republican
W. C. Bryant, same person as S U M M O N S
29, 1998. *---------- '
North of Range. Eighteen,
eather and will sell pork at 8 to
•chool and college
youngsters
William C. Bryant, deceased I; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
J. Kenneth McKean
cent»,
pork
r
o
„
t
«t
1
cent».
y
y
W
^
>elw>t
“
*
H
<*b,on
’
~
Rftst
o
f
the
Willanjette
Meri­
cups, plaques and other unusable
.
. K choice with three candidates in the
Carlton L. Peppei, as administra-! OREGON IN AND FOR THE
Administrator
dian, containing 32D acres,
gadgets for attainment or endea­ Boiling beef all J
field, none of them well known
tor of the partnership estate of
COUNTY OF SHERMAN
Geo. G. Updegraff
All situated in Sherman Coun­
vor in those things that appealed cents per pound.
outside their own counties.
W. C. Bryant A Carlton L. Pepper,
State Land Board of the State Attorney for Administrator
tv,
State
of
Oregon,
Prof.
John
Gavin
has
retired
as
to the adult mind.
co-partners doing business under of Oregon, Plaintiff, vs.
30-33
Together with the tenements,
Dalles
These are usually given for .superintendent of The
the firm name and style of Bryant* Elva A. Bryant, a widow; Ehra
hereditaments
and
appurte­
schools
and
will
engage
in
the
The
3600
officers
and
men
of
rather imponderable things that
& Pepper; Carlton L. Pepper and A. Bryant, as Administratrix of
nances thereunto belonging or
the Oregon National Guard who
have no very exact definition practice of law.
Grace Pepper, husband and wife, the estate of W. C. Bryant, de-
in anywise appertaining,
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Sealed bids will «be received by are to participate in the annual
Sportsmanship, leadership and even
L. J. Thompson and/Myrtle Thomp- ceased; Ruth L. Bryant, a single
the
county
court
for
the
erection
maneuvers
at
lOamp
Clatsop
June
and
decreeing
that
the
mortgaged
scholarship are hard to define anc
son, husband and wife, Security woman; Harold W. Bryant and
Notice is given that the under­
the qualities that they are suppds- of a brick and a frame court house. 4 to 28 will not go hungry. Bids premises be sold in one parcel in Savings A Trust Company, a cor-; Katherine Bryant, husband and signed, as administrator of the
Underwood
Cochrane
and
com-
were
opened
at
Guard
headquar-
the
manner
prescribed
iby
the
laws
ed to express are hard to deter­
poration: Sherman County Nation- wife; Helen M. Brtyant, a single estate of Jennie Van Gilder, de­
mine in youth. The practice un- pany are public benefactors for ters this week for 150 tons of of the State of Oregon and the al Farm-Loan Association, a cor-: woman; Lois C. Bryant, a single ceased, has filed his final report
dobtedly does aid in developing the ornamenting Moro with shade food stuffs for the annual en- ’ practice of this Court; that the poration; Sherman County, a mu- woman; the unknown heirs of W. and account with the clerk of the
campment. Some of the major Proceeds thereof be applied to- nicipal corporation; and Also all C. Bryant, same person as William
thing we call character in young­ trees at actual cost.
From
the
Observer.
May
IL
1909
items ©if'the list .include 60,000 w» rds the payment o f; plaintiff’s other persons or parties unknown C. Bryant, deceased; Carlton L. County Court of Sherman County,
sters to some extent but how
L. Barnum and W. H. Ragsdale pounds of potatoes, more than decree, costs- and arteuing costs; claiming any right, title, estate,' Pepper, as administrator of the Oregon, and that Saturday, the
much is not known.
___ _____
11th day of June, 1938, at the hour
have purchased the
Finnegan 50,000 pounds of meat, 28,900 th«4 at said sale plaintiff be per-
lien or interest in the real estate^’paTne ship estate of W. C. Bryant of lO o’crock a' m. cdr said da’y(
Now we have a high school class ranch.
loaves of bread; 6000 pounds of witted to become a purchaser; described in the complaint herein, A Carlton L. Pepper, co-partners
in the courtroom of said court in
so lacking in the normal inhibi­
A vegetable wagon appeared on butter; 5600 pounds of bananas; that the defendants above named, Defendants.
_
* doing business under the firm the courthouse in Moro in Sher­
tions that they turn the tables on the streets of Moro Monday and it J7850 dozen eggs, 90 crates of and ®ach and all of them, Ibe fore
TO THE »ABOVE NAMED DE- name and 8tyle of Bryant 4 PeP- man County, Oregon, has been fix­
the elders and go into the cup was a hatipy day for gardenless strawberries and 600 gallons of closed and barred of all right,
FENDANTS:
The unknown heirs ner; Carlton L. Pepper and Grace ed as the time and place for hear­
giving business themselves. It is housewives.
ice cream. Uncle Sam foots the title, claim, or interest in the
of W. C. Bryant, same pterson as Pepper, husband aYid wife; Sher- ing all objections to the said final
certainly just and proper along
premises
described
in
plaintiff’s
Walk around and take a good bill.
' man County, a municipal corpor­ report and the settlement thereof.
with its humorous tinge. We con­ look at the new Moro Opera House ----
mortgage except the right of re­ William C. Bryant, deceased, and
ation; and also all other persons
G. A. Sargent, Administrator
gratulate the class. It has done Sunday and then congratulate the
Also
all
-
other
persons
or
parties
demption allowed toy law, and that
of the Estate of Jennie Van
the thing we eapect of youth: up­ owner, Wrn. Rudolf and the build- NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT plaintiff have such other and fur- unknown claiming any right, title, or P*rti®s unknown claiming any
Gilder, Deceased.
set a tradition. There are many er, Wm. Raymond.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ther relief «s is meelj and eejuita- estate, lien or interest in the real1 J*lfht, title, estate, Hen or interest
estate
described
in
the
complaint'
rea^
estate
described
in
the
Carlton
L. Pepper, Attorney
more traditions that need upset­
Announcement is made that an- THE STATE OF OREGON FOR We.
complaint herein,
for Administrator.
ting as bad.
herein.
SHERMAN
OOUNTY
|
.Service
of
this
summons
is
made
other demonstration train will be
We never eapect members of here next fall to show, farmers
In the Matter of the Estate of upon you by publication in the
IN THE NAME OF THE
a rsz
Arthur J. Bibby, deceased.
| Sherman County Journal, a news- STATE OF OREGON: You are
thisv.class to believe all that is told how to raise more wheat.
them when they grow up; they From the Observer. May 23, 1914
Notice is hereby given that paoer of general ei'culation, prin- hereby required to appear and
Get the world’s Rood news daily through
should never accept as gospel
The oostofflee at Monldand will Florence Beezley, the administra- ted and published« in Sherman answer the complaint filed against1
truth the claims of office seekers be officially closed May 31 and all trix in the above entitled estate County, Oregon, once a week for you by the plaintiff in the above j
he hristian cience
onitor
who play on the emotions; they mail after that date will be sent has filed her final account therein four consecutive and wiocessive entitled Court and cause, within!
An Inter national D idy N n ip tp tr
should want to examine into the to Moro and as far ae possible de- *n »<*d Count and cause, and pre- weeks (by virtue of an order made fopr weeks from the date of the
ru L li.Led
T H E C H R IS T IA N SC IE N C E P U B L IS H IN G S O C IE T Y
why of economics, law and science livered each day by carrier. . ,
eented same for settlement. That by the HonoraWe Carl Hendricks. first publication of this summons,
One, Nqrway Street. Bo*ton. M toschuictta
and form opinions for themselves.
Countv health officers have es- the Court hae fixed Monday, July Judge of the above entitled Court, to-wit: on or before the 3rd day
K e fu lir reading of T h e C h r is t ia n S c is n c B M o n it o r , is considered
What the coming generation tablished a quarantine against 18th, 1938, at the hour of one and entered in said Court and oY JUhe, T988, and if tyou fail so
by many a ilocral education. Its clean, unbiased news and well-rounded
ecirorial features, including the Weekly Magazine Section, make the
~ -
cause on the 11th dav of May, to answer said complaint the
thinks o f the present generation Grass Valley because of 20 case*
M a x rro a the ideal newup per for the home. The prices are:
DEWALT PAYNE, M. D.
1938, said period of publication be­ plaintiff will apply to the Court
Is, afte* all, juat as important as of sm ill pox.
1 year 812.00
(l months M 00
3 months <3.00
1 month <1 00
ing the period prescribed by said for the relief demanded in its said
R. M. Medaris and Miss Mjrrtis
Physician and Surgeon
what the present generation thinks
Wednesday issue, lnclutEnj Mugaz.'ne Section: 1 year <3.<0. 6 issues 35e
complaint, to-wit: FIRST: For a
order.
203-204 U. S. Bank Building
of the young folks. Their stan­ Messinre- of Grass Valley were
and the paper is obtainable at the following location!
■
The date of the first publication decree ordering that the sum 0/
Eyet
Noae and Throat includ-
dards may be leas permanent de- married at Wasco on the 12th.
of (this summons is May 13. 1938. $370.00 the par value of 74
rived from a ehorter period o f j «oadmaster Wall reports that in< fhe fitting of gl
Reading Room, Christian Science
thought—if thought sets stan- the work of graveling the Hay office Phone
Residence Phone and the date of the la^t publica­ shares of stock in The Feder­
Society, Moro, Oregon.
al
Land
Bank . of Spokane,
tion is June 10, 1938. «
dards—and ’ more
eubject
to Canyon road between the ware-
343
935
pledged by the Sherman Coun-
C. L. PEPPER.
change, hut worth repressing, houses and the iMonkland cross- Hours 9-12 2-6 The Dalles, Oregon
Boetoffice Addressr The Dalles, Ore ty National Farm Loan Asso-
Here’s to more like them.
road is finished.
1OP INSURANCE
1Continued from pa^e onej
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP.
M » nominating election in this
®tate.
Especially is the Democratic
vote expected to he heavy in view
of the intense imprest manifested
in the gubernatorial race. Of the
248,169 Democrats who are regia-
tered it is predicted that approxi-
mately 150,000 or 60 per cent will
go to the polls. With somewhat
less interest in the Republican
campaign it is not probable that
the vote in that camp will exceed
b0 percent of the 265,132 registra-
tion or 132,500.
With both Governor Martin and
Henry Hess claiming the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor it
is pretty generally conceded that
the outcome of this contest will be
decided in Multnomah county. Gov-
ernor Martin is expected to sweep
E. C. PRESTBYE.
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