Sherman County journal., May 27, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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W IT H
ì ILE HHhBMAX COUNTY JbÜRNAU MOHO OttftQON
FRIDAY, MAY âY, 1$38
Also, all other parsons or parties A. Bryant^as Administratrix o f .
* Together With the tenements,
Arfel* W6t4 or leds; Mcdrdihf
operate. There are other titnas - - rt'mitinued from page one»
unknown claiming any right, title, tW citato o f W. C. Bryant. ,de-
hereditaments and appurte-
tt>. OoVerttMehi Sdr*e>,
when they are diametrically op- STATEHOUSE GOSSIP,
estate, lien or interest in tha real b ei^ d; Ruth L. Bryant, a single
hahrite theiwUAto belonging or
po^d. The same is true of hi-
’*'rLTT*’ T~
4 All in S Berth art bounty, staid
Sherman County Observer
1
estate _ described bi tha compialftt WdMh; Harold W. d^rhfit and
in ahjnfclse appertaining, ’
dustry. What the farmers need Herbert Hauser, for nearly 20, of Oregon,
Established N e t.
1888
Katfierine Bryant, husband and
and decreeing that the ruottgaged ‘ herein. .
Together with tha tenements,
is an native orgwiaation that will year* an employee of the Oregon
-. - Grass Valley Journal
w
i/ii
M. Hdyafitj k single
THE
prentista he sold in one parcel In i IN THE NAME OF
hereditaments and appurte­
consistently, persistendy and hon- public utilities commission, has
Established Oct. 14, 1897
ÍÍ ŸOÜ in i woman; Loil d: Bryant; a sirt»W
the
manner
prescribed
by
the
laWs1
STATE
OF
OREGON
Wofitefi: thd iinknoWfi Hdlrs o f Wi
«CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 estly present the views of agri- been appointed to the position o f| nances thereunto belonging or
of the
State of Oregon -----
and the
culture.
district supervisor of the bureau o f , In anywise appertaining.
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— . hereby
- required
-
. «to
. . a j^ S r
C. Hry&hi, ¿able petefia Id William
\Vas«o New 8-Enter prise
¡motor carriers for the interstate
Said sale is made under the ex- practice of this; Court; that the ¡answer the complaint filed against
C. Bryant, deceased; Carlton L.
Established Nov. 1891
¡commerce
commission
with
head-
ecution
issued out of the Circuit proceeds thereof be applied to- you by ™6 Pl a l n
the
e
CHARLES SPRAGUE
C onsolidated March 4? 1932 It now appears that Charles quarters in Portland. Hauser was Court of the State of Oregon for wards the payment o f plaintiff’s entitled Court and cause, wnnin Pepper, as administrator of the
nxrtneship estate of W. C. Bryant
Sprague will receive many of the first * reporter for the utilities the County of Sherman, to me di- decree, costs and accruing costs; four weeks from the date of the
A Carlton L. Pepper, oo-partners
Published Every Friday at
votes that would have been cast commission, then served as th e : rected in the case of Fred Henna- that at said sale plaintiff be per- first - publication of this summons
doing
business under the firm
for Martin had the governor won commission’s secretary and later gin and B. Eatrelle Hailey, plain- mitted to become a purchaser;
n r
f
. .. y
Moro, Oregon
name
and
style of Bryant A Pep-
his primary contest. At least many as superintendent of transport«-j tiffs, vs. Victor H. Smith and Ger- that the defendants above named, of
1938’ ®n '
the
ner; Carlton L. Pepper and Grace
Giles L. French
Editor of the voters are indicating in- tion and chief examiner.
, trade F. Smith, husband and wife; and each and all o f them, J>e fore’ l l
answer said compl nt
Waseo Investment Company, a closed and barred of all right,'Plaintiff will apply to the Court Pepper, husband and wife; Sher­
Entered as second-class matter at tcrest in the man, his background
** * *
| corporation: Mark Skinner, as title, claim, or interest in the'for the relief demanded in its «aid man County, a municipal corpor­
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon and characteristics. He is pub­
While Oregon industry is feeling. s
intendent of B^nka
the premi8es described in plaintiff’s ■ complaint, to-w>t: FIRST; For a ation; and also all other persons
and
editor
of
the
Salem
under Act of Congress of March lisher
^statesman one ot rne « r m i the effect of the businc88 recession! State
Oregon; Standard Farm mortgage except the right of r e -! decree ordering tnat the sum at or parties unknown claiming any
statesman,
one of Of Portland
the largest
3, 1879.
papers outside
^and employment in thls 8tat* remain8 Production Corporation, a corpor- demption allowed t>y law, and that i $370.00 the par value of* 7 4 right, title, estate, lien or interest
¿ a n ^ m o a t often m w Jd edi wel1 above
loW le,vel 10 whl.ch ation; Gerhardine Johnson and plaintiff have such other and fur-¡shares of stock in The Feder- In the real estate described in the
Member
the paper most often quoted edi
Bank of Spokane, comrieint herein,
is descended during the recent d e -. The (^nfom ia joint stock Land ther relief as is meet and equita-1 al Land
torally. Perhaps the most out
Defendants.
pledged
by
the
Sherman Coun­
pression. Figures released by t h e • g ank of San Francisco, a corpora- ble.
«tending of his qualities is his
To the unknown heirs of W. C.
Industrial Accident Commission tion defendants.
' Service of this summon« is made ty National Farm Loan Asso­
ability to analyze a problem thor­ this week show that 102,461 work-
’
c c WILSON
- upon you by publication in the ciation as additional security for Bryant, same person as William
oughly. He does not waver in
«dh"™ n«"to" w h .T h e 'conclude'»
wera T Pl°
^
7^ Sheriff of Sherman County' OreK° n Skarman, County,
a news' the loan made by the plaintiff here­ C. Bryant, deceased, and also to all
other persons or parties unknown
.0 be right and it i. im p o .A le d“ tr‘e’ « " " *
Geor« e G’
' paoer of xen?™1.
Pr,n in, lie applied toward payment of
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
ted and published in • (Sherman the amount secured by plaintiff’s claiming any right, title, estate,
for any of hia acquintances to im- ?nly “ .'“ a,!?6" " ’wrt*d at work Attorney for Plaintiffs
County, Oregon, once a week for mortgage; SECOND: For a judg­ lien or interest in the real estate
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
agine him failing to do his duty in j In pn ’
6-27; 6-3, 10 17
four consecutive and successive ment and decree against the de- described in plaintlfFs complaint
Payable in Advance
enforcement of the law.
I
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, .
, .
,
order made fendante that there Is due and un- on file in the above entitled cause
ONE YEAR .............................. $150
He know, the state's buaineaa
Careful motorists will be re- NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT weeks
and as this summons described.
Jh rough watching its activities warded with a refund of insurance T H , STATE OF OREGON FOR
“ a f f S S S i .
N ™ DEFENDANTS.
MAY , 27 1938
for many years. He is around premiums under a merit
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
the legislature every day and pj>n of automobile
insurance SHERMAN COUNTY
s
cause on the 11th day of May,' April 6, 1988 until the entry of OF OREOON: You. and »*ach of
knows the daily grind of the ad- which has just been approved by
In the Matter of the Estate of 1938, said period o f publication be-' decree herein at 61% per annum you, are hereby required to np-
ELECTION AFTERTHOUGHT
ministrative .office« better than Hugh Earle, state insurance com- Arthur J. Bibby, deceased,
ing the period prescribed t>y said on $6339.28 thereof; and w * th in _ Dear and answer the complaint
Notice is hereby given that or(te,.
.Reviews of the election have most men who have been elected missioner. Earle says that he ex-
; terest at 6% pe- annum on $2600.- filed against you in the above en­
been frequent since the defeat of as governor, although he has never pects the new plan to result in a Florence Beezley, the administra-
The date of the first publication' 99 thereof; and for the further sum titled court and cause within four
Governor Martin for renorainatioh held public office.
weeks from the date of the first
More will be learned
publication of the summons as
last Friday. The result was not
expected in this county where it as the campaign progresses
hereinafter stated, and jf vou fail
to answer said complaint, or
was considered impossible that will be interesting and
the eourt ha, fixed Monday.
p tofflce Addres, The Dalle, Ore
THIRD: For a decree fore- otherwise appear or plead in this
the people of the state would turn ing to observe the type of mei(
Attorney General Van Winkle 18th. 1938, at the hour of one P e s t o l f i c ^ A d l i e . . Ore
cause, plaintiff, for want thereof,
down an official for aggressive who praise him and the type that
gio Main Ave- ecuted by Nerlua E. Moffitt and will apply to the court for relief
condemn him.
has advised the Board of Control o clock p. m. in the CountyCourt p
prosecution of law breakers.
; Donna M. Moffitt, hurtand and as prayed for in plaintiff’s com­
that it has no jurisdiction over ex- room in the Sherman County
The vote does not necessarily
At this writing it is unthinkable penditures of the State Employ- Court House in Moro, Oregon, as ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF. w*fr. the record owners of the plaint, namely: {o' a decree
lead to the conclusion that this
commission, The ruling came • time and place for hearing upon ______________
________________
i property at the time of the grant­ against the defendant* that there
was the fact. The lethargy of that Governor Martin, as bad as ment
he
wants
to
be
vindicated,
would
after
two months of jockeying be- «aid final acount, and any objec
ing of the loan referred to in is now due and unpaid on that
those voters who presumed that
any interested
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ; plaintiff’s complaint, which mort- certain note dat°d the 2nd day of
Martin would be re-nominated and file as an independent candidate tween the Board and the commis- tions thereto by
Notice is hereby given that by gAge
recorded in the office of January. 1925. mnde, executed and
who failed to go to the polls caus­ for governor. He has been so sjon Over the rental of a building person or persons
Florence Beezley. virtue of a writ of execution and the County Clerk of Sherman Coun­ delivered bv on*1 Almcn J. Marlin
ed his defeat and, as bad us this positive in upholding the law jn Portland for use by the com-
Administratrix. order of sale issued out of the ty, Oregon, on the 29th day of to the plaintiff herein, the sum of
is, it is better than assuming that and should be the last to break it. mission. Two, months ago the
Fov
J.
Baker,
Circuit Court of the State of Ore- December, 1919 at 10 a. m.
in *400.00 with interest thereon from
Oregon’s electorate are in favor of If he desires to run for congress Board refused to aoprove rental
gon for Sherman County, dated Book P of Mortgages on page 108, ‘he 9th dav of January, 1936, at
easing the punishment of goons or the senate, that is presumably of the building at $850. Negotia­ Attorney.
a legal step for him to take.
May 14th, 1938 upon a judgment covering the following described the rate of six per cent per an­
tions by representatives of the
and racketeers.
S U M M O N S
rendered
therein on attachmept! re^l property:
Board
brought
*
about
a
reduction
num. with attorney fees and coats,
Governor Martin was the leader
t ie rent
r e n ïflïu
r e to »700
month. IN
CIRCUIT
It apparently is not enough to oi the
ngure
>iuo a momn.
— __ THE
proceedings,
on COURT
November OF 15th,
'Hi*' Eo«t Half of Section
and to foreclose that certain mort­
of the forces agxinst labor rack­
gage given to secure said note,
Thirtv-four,
the
Northeaat
eteering. Whether he was consid­ be a Democrat anymore. A can- The Employment commission then THE ST1ATE OF OREGON IN i 1937 in favor of S. B. Holmes and
didate
must
be
a
new
deal
Dem
o-1
proceeded
to
write
in
new
require-
AND
THE
COUNTY
OF
against
Clyde
Smith
for
the
sum
which $aid mortgage is of record
Quarte”,
and
the
South
Half
ered a good leader, a successful
of $582.72, together with interest
in-Book “S” of "Mortgage Records
the South Half of Section
one or not he was undoubtedly the erst. A reading of the history of ments into the lease which the SHERMAN » - .
1 owner of tke building refused to
The Federal Land Bank of thereon from September 18th, 1937
of Sherman Country, Oregon, at
Thirty-five, in Township One,
elected official who had done most, tb*. Rpn.yhli^r, n .rtv «mite
accept
without
an
increase
in
the
Spokane,
a
corporation,
pause
to
such
actions.
at
8%
per
annum:
And
for
$82.50
page 110 thereof, and covers the
North
of
'Range
Nineteen,
East
in the public eye, to prevent labor
Plaintiff, attorney’s fees and costs o f the
following described real property
of
the
Willamette
Meridian;
(
rental
price.
For
the
past
two
violence from geïUng out of hand.
-sv-
action taxed at $18.50, and com­
A man, now 103, wishes he had weeks the deal has been s-talmated
situated in Sherman County, State
the North Half of Section
By staying at home the voters
Alta Smith, a widow; Donna Jene
of Oregon, to-wit:
Three, in Township One South
who want to eradicate this type of not spent his money 30 or 40 year! because the Board and the Com- Smith, a minor; Darlene Janice manding the Sheriff to sell in the
The South Half of the North­
of
Range
Nineteen,
East
of
manner
provided
by
law
the
at­
ago.
Most
of
us
wish
we
had
mission
have
refused
to
give
in.
lawlessness permitted their lewd­
west Quarter and the North
the Willamette Meridian, con­
The re!**» of the attorney gener­ Smith, a minor; Alta Smith, as tach'd property therein described.
er to be defeated and have made saved something last week.
Half of the South Half of
taining in all about 960 acres.
NOW THEREFORE I WILL on
al removes the Board from the administratrix of the estate of
it appear ‘hat prosecution of
Ralph M. Smith, deceased: The the 24th day of June, 1938 at the
Section
Thirty-five in Town­
Playing
the
Irish
sweepstakes'
picture
and
leaves
the
commission
All
situated
in
Sherman
Coun­
goons is not popular in this state.
ship One North. Range Nine­
tv, State of Oregon.
seems to be gaining on poker as f ree to negotiate its own lease unknown heirs of 'Ralph M. Smith, hour of one o’dock p. m. at the
Farmers of this state, if not of
deceased, Wasco National Farm East Court House front door in
teen. East of the Willamette
Together with the tenements,
the great American gambling without interference.
all states, are in an unfortunate game.
Loan Association, a corporation; (Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
'Meridian,
t containing
240
hereditaments
and
appurte­
Construction work on the new and also all other persons or par­
position politically if the observa­
acres;
nances
thereunto
belonging
or
sell
at
public
auction
to
the
high-
J
administration building of the ties unknown claiming any right
tions of the writer are correct.
This country can ‘ change from
in anywise appertaining;
-All situated in Sherman Coun­
est bidder for cash, the following
State Fair at Salem is well
They have no central organization ovenoat weather to underehirt Oregon
ty, Oregon;
“^ V a y . r i c M r t i n g t o r it a t e '<£ •title, estate, lien or interest in the described personal and real prop- and decreeing that the mortgaged
representing them to urge them to
Together with the tenement«,
wee e r a . quie as any and f a s t - ! par, ment of agriculture officials, real estate described in the com­ erty, to-wit. 106 sacks of wheat ©remises be sold in one parcel in
get out and vote and no organiza­ er than most. From flannels to
plaint herein,
hereditaments and appurtenan­
stored in Grass Valley Grain' the manner prescribed by the laws
the laying of foundations and sills
tion that will keep them adequate­
Defendants. .Growers warehouse at Grass Val- of the State of Oregon and the
ces thereunto belonging or in
fan, in forty hour, la our motto. ( havm,_been completed last week
ly informed abouc candidates and
, To the unknown heirs of Ralph ley, Oregon; and also Southwest • practice of this Court; that the pro­
any wise appertaining,
Did anyone think of ask in g '_ P la n " aalt for? he firat, “niJt “f M. Smith, deceased, and also to
measures, except to obtain their
quarter of Section 11, and the ceeds thereof be applied toward and that said real property be
support. Labor, whether AF of L, Einstein if he could understand tke building to be Completed by all other persons or parties un­ West half of Section 14 in Twp. the payment of plaintiff’s decree, sold for the punpose of satisfying
or CIO, does have auch organisa the farm bill and the crop in.ur- Aulru’t
a,’*hU’r more 'than a known claiming any right, title, 3 S. R. 17 E. WM. subject to the costs and accruing costs; that at any judgment rendered herein,
month before the annual event be­ estate, lien or interest in the real real mortgage debt thereon to th e l’aid sale plaintiff (be penmitted to and for such further relief as
tion and uses it. Because of it, it ance plan?
gins. on September 5. It will be a estate described in plaintiff’s com-1 Oregon-Washington Joint Stock become a purchaser; that the de­ prayed for and deemed proper by
is probable that the maximum
voting strength of labor was ex­
And to think, the news story one-story building, 40 feet by 90 plaint on file in tlm above entitled, Land Bank of Portland, Oregon fendants a^ove named, and each the court, all of which more fulhy
pressed last Friday against Mar­ ^iead “Treasury Chief Auk, New ieet. . Eventually it will be stucco- cause and as this i mm
summons descrlb- ; approximating $8000.00 more or and all of them, be foreclosed and appears from the verified com­
tin.
EFENDANTS:
> less. Also an undivided one eighth barred of all right, title, claim or plaint on file with the clerk of the
Taxes” will be with us for gene­ ed in harmony with the remainder ed DEFENDANTS:
of .the Fair buildings.
No one was responsible for get­ rations.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE i interest in and to Southwest quar- interest in the premises described above entitled court.
This
all the
the o p OREGON: You, and each o f, ter of Section 1, and the West half ?n plaintiff’s mortgage except the
This first
first unit
unit will
will house
house all
ting out the farm vote to indicate
This summons is served by pub­
administrative offices, accordmg to yo<|> are hereby required to ap- of Section 12 in T wid 3 S R 17 right of redemption allowed hy lication thereof in the Sherman
the feelings of farmers on the
S. T. White, manager and director pear and BngWer the complaint E. WM. and the Northwest quar- law, and that
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labor troubles that were the
plaintiff ‘ have such County Journal, a weekly news­
of the department. In addition,
BgBinst you in the above en­ ter of Section 6 in Twp. 3 S. R. 18, other and further relief as is meet paper, printed, published and ot
major question in the election
it will contain the utilities—police titled court and cause within four E. WM. subject to the mortgage
genetal circulation in Sherman
Therefore, it did not get out.
equitable.
headquarters and light company week fr0TO the date
t he first thereon to Ross E. Smith approx-! Service of this summons is County, Oregon, by order of . the
Laboring men, whether they
like it or not, must pay dues to an From the Observer May SO, 1919 offices. There will be a press room Publication of thia summons as imating
$1700.00
in Sherman 111306 uPon y °u
publication Honorable Carl Hendricks, Judge
and radio broadcasting booth, as hereinafter stated, and if you fail County, Oregon, and all the right,! h ereof in the Sherman County of the above entitled court, made
organization. The organization en­
There will be no Sherman Coun­ well as a storehouse, workshop
g0 angWer said complaint, or title and interest of the defendant Journa1’ a newspaper of general and entered on the 2nd day of
dorses candidates and works ef­ ty Field Meet this year.
and warehouse.
otherwise appear or plead in this Clyde Smith, or so much thereof circulation, printed *nd published May, 1938, which said order re­
fectively for bills. Ita lobbyists
Truman Strong
„ . has
. about
i finish
The building is being construct- caugC) plaintiff, fo r want thereof, as may be necessary to satisfy
are numerous and they keep be­ o . . ..
Sherman County, Oregon, once quired that this summons .be pub­
ed hauling sand and gTavel for the cd wRh Workg p rOgress Adminis- win apply to the court for the re­
fore the • legislator who is waver­
said judgment, with interest, at- 8 week for four consecutive and lished once a week for .four con­
ing in his loyalty to the unions new residence he will build this tration help under a $17,000 grant Hef as „rayed" for in plaintiff’s torneys, costs and accruing coste,1 8UCC€ssive weeka by virtue of »n secutive weeks, and the first pub­
° fp t° 7 n« LL--------- by the I*tderal government.
-j complaint, U - w H F o r a all in compliance with said execu- order im de 'by the Honorable Carl lication of this summons is the
the constant threat of defeat if
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Haynes
re-
The
second
unit
of
the
adminis
decree ^ d u rin g teat the sum of tion and order of »ale.
his votes do not agree with given ceived word that their son Frank’s
I Hendricks, Judge of the above en- 6th day of May, 1938. .
tration
building
is
expected
to
be
>500.00,
being the--par value of 100
instructions.
Dated
at
Moro,
Oregon,
this
titled Court’ and «ntered in said George G. Updegtraff,
wife had arrived in the United built next year. It will house the shares of stock' in 'The Federal
16th
day
of
May,
1938.
I
Court
and caU8e on the 29th daV Attorney for iPlaintiff.
The session long fight for the States.
fire
fighting
equipment
and
con-
Land
Bank
of
Spokane,
pledged
by
C.
C.
WILSON
April.
1938, said period of pub- Postoffice address: Moro, Oregon.
labor bills in 1997 indicated that
Moro was again out of water
' May 6-27. '38
while agriculture may have more Monday because of a break in the tain additional storage space and the Wasco National Farm Loan Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon lication behlK the Period P’cscrib-
possibly a small auditorium.
______________
_
.
ed
by
said
order.
Association
as
additional
security
persons engaged in it the labor old pipe line and the drilled wells
for the loan made by the plaintiff S U M M O N S
The date of the first publication NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
group is stronger because of or­ being out of commission.
Read the ads in the Journal.
herein, be applied to the payment No. 2485
tbiR summons is May 6th, 19^8,
Notice is giVen that the under­
ganization. Lobbyists galore were
of the amount secured by plain­
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF an<1 the dat€ of tbe last P ^ 1*6^ signed, as administrator of the
available for the aide of labor From the Observer May 28, 1909
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
mortgage: SECOND: For a THE STATE OF OREGON IN tion is June 3rd’ 1938-
estate of Jennie Van Gilder, de­
while it was difficult to obtain
May 29 the Bloomer girls will The undersigned has been appoint- tiff’s
judgment "and decree against the AND FOR SHERMAN COUNTY |
Wm. L. Beatty
ceased, has filed hia final report
enough interested farmers to make play 'ball against tthe Moro nine on
ed administrator of the estate of O. defendants that there is due and
~
Post Office Address. 1207 and account with the clerk of the
The Federal Land Bghk of
a presentation before a committee. the local diamond.
Public Service Building, County Court of Sherman County,
TH.* fir«» vain «nr
an
'
deceased, and has quali- unnaid on said indebtedness the Spokane, a corporation, Plaintiff,
The first r»,n for »bout 80 d . y ,
An
claim , fol|owinK amounts
th e
Someday, undoubtedly, the farm
Portland, Oregon
to-wit:
Oregon, and that Saturday, the
vs.
Elva
A.
Bryant,
a
-vHdow;
Elva
era of Oregon will get tired of be- was welcomed here Wednesday against said estate are hereby re- sum of «m
<»en «n. ’i with 1 interest
E. C. Prestbye ,
$10,720.60/
11th day of June, 1938, at the hour
A.
Bryant,
as
administratrix
of
ing pushed around by a well orga- afternoon,
quired t e pweent tee same, duly from Aprll 22, 1938 until the en- the estate of W. C. Bpyant, de­ Postoffice Address: 610' Main St., of 16 o'clock «. m. of said da><
Roy
Hulse
nixed minority and rise up and de­
brought anothe. verified, to the undersigned at the trv
decree herein at six Der ceased; Ruth L. Bryant, a single Spokane, Washington.
in the courtroom of said court in
auto
to
the
city
Tuesday.
It
is
offlce of Gallowav A Krier in the
\
nenem, at six per
clare themselves. But the need of
, x
-
onice OI u auow ay m x n e r m me cent per annum, on .« $10,271.35 woman; Harold W. Bryant and Attorneys for Plaintiff.
the courthouse in Moro in Sher­
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the
further
sum
a state wide organisation will be
man County, Oregon, has been fix­
needed even then. Farm organisa­ lb.„d nn .h ^ R ^ U
P
1°"' * itWn • “ W month« from of 8280.00 or «uch other sum as the Katherine Bryant, husband and
ed as the time and place for hear­
wife;
Helen
M.
iBryaqt,
a
single
tions should be independent. They
A now wav r
v
* •
k
^ata
Pud>"cat-On °» Court may adjudge reasonable as woman; Lois C. Bryant, a single S U M M O N S
ing all objections to the said final
should be neither attached to labor J . Z L . L
a m
nK •“* 7 thi* n° tiCe'
“ * 7 20th' 1988' «Horney's fees herein, together
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF report and the settlement thereof.
woman;
The
unknown
heirs
of
Dam>W U Bel, he
p 7 intjff., cosU and diA ur!e_
nor to industry. They can. some­ been d.scovered. Ammon» .. u sed .,
OREGON IN AND FOR THE
G. A. Sargent, Administrator
W. C. Bryant, same person as
times work with one and some­ From the Observer May 28. 1899
COUNTY OF SHERMAN .
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A“ "lnirtrartor. ments; THIRD: For a decree fore William C. Bryant, deceased;
of the Estate of Jennie Van
times with the other and there­
Galloway A Krier
State Land Board of the State
Gilder, Deceased.
closing that oertain mortgage de- Carlton L. Peppe», as administra-
fore should have no permanent
B. F . Hoover is now actively at Attorneys for Administrator
scribed in plaintiff’s complaint1 tor of the partnership estate of ot Oregon, Plaintiff, vs
Carlton L. Pepper, Attorney
alliance with either.
work with a force of hands in his The Dalles, Oregon.
executed by E. L. Davis and W. Cl Bryant A Carlton L. Pepper,1 Elva A. Bryant, a widow; Elva for Administrator..
It is hand to get farmers to­ brick yard in Moro. The fiist kiln
Blanch Davis, husband and wife,] co-partners doing business under
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE the record owners of the property the firm name and style of Bryant
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gether in a cohesive group. But wiH be burned soon.
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if they wish to h a w tha voice in
Lake’s mill at Wamic has start­
OF RHAL PROPERTY
af the time of the granting of the A Pepper; Carlton L. Pepper ami
Get the world’s good news daily through
government their numbers en­ ed up for a long run, sawing from
On Saturday, the 25th day of joan referred »to in plaintiff’s corn- Grace Pepper, husband and wife,
title teem to have they will have 10,000 to 15,000 of good lumber June, 1938, at the hour of ten o’- plaint, which mortgage was re­ L. J. Thompson and /Myrtle Thomp-
he hristian cience
onitor
clock a. m. at the front door of the corded in the office of the County, son, husband and wife, Security
to organise. In lieu of such an in­ per day.
A« ln/ernjhon^l D tily N rw i^ prr
Among those registered at the Courthouse in Moro, Sherman Clerk of Sherman County, Oregon,1 Savings A Trust Company, a cor-
clusive group it should bo poasfcle
H b U t M by T H E C H R IS T IA N SCIE N C E P U B L IS H IN G S O C IE T Y
to unite the present organisation 'Moro Hotel this week were Fred County, Oregon. I will sell at pub- on the 29th day-of July, 1921, at por ation; Sherman County Nation­
O nt. N o rw iy Street. Boeuut. MaaaachuMette
of farmers into a legislative coun Krusow and wife, accemnanied b y lie auction to -the highest bidder 8:00 a. m. in Book
of Mort­ al Farm Loan Association, a cor­
Regular
re
d
in
g of T he C muutian S cikncb M onitor ie com iJireJ
ell that would keep farmers in two sisters of Mrs. K who recent- for cash, the following desertoed
al page 434, covering the de- poration: Sherman* County, a mu­
by many a iib.'TjI education. It* clean, vnvuied m w * and well-rounded
y.
Igearne to ri We country.
real property located In Sherman ñer^
real property;
nicipal corporation; and Also all
editorial feature«, inch-ding the Wedtty Magazine Section, make the-
Col. C. A. Buckley shipped^ 22 County, Orefon, to-wit:
In the last session there weri
Th* SouthwsMt Quarter of
other persons or parties unknown
M ow iro x the ideal new.paper for the hocn.\ The prkca are: .
The Southwest Quarter (SW-
representatives whose constituents carloads of sheep tò Colorado
Section Twenty and the North
claiming any right, title, estate,
1 year 111.00
t ironth* K.fO
1 men‘.hi S3.SO 1 month I1C0
Wedneadar
Including ¿lag.-atne fie-tian: 1 roar d ie , < baue* ¡9«
I) of Section 14; the South­
were largely farmers voting con­ from Moro this week. He has 12,*
west Quarter of Section Twen-
lien or interest in the real estate
and the paper u obtainable at the f jib u ia g ic .a ii» r*
east Quarter (SEI) of Sec­
sistently with the labor group be­ 000 yet to ship.
tv-nine, all in Township Two
described in the complaint herein,
Saturdsv evening, M ly 1*0 Mr.
tion IB and tha Northeast
cause public opinion in their farm­
North of Range Eighteen, * Defendants.
Reading Room, Christian Science
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Quarter (MEI) of Section 22,
ing areas was not expressed to Clark Dunlap of , Wasco celobtated
F*ist of 'the WilMraette Meri-
TO THE «ABOVE NAMED DE-
Society, Moro, Oregon.
their 25th wedding . anniversary
all in Township 1 North,
diafi, containing ^ 20 kcres,
them nor impressed on them.
i FENDANTS: The unknown heirs
Range 17, East of the Willam­
There are times, assuredly, when with a group of about fifty
All situated in Sherman Coun­
of W. C. Bryant, same person as
ette Meridian, containing 480
labor and the fanners can well co- frienda, '
ty, State of Oregon,
William C. BryanÇ7deceased, and
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