Sherman County journal., June 03, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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STATEHOUSE GOSSIP.
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FRIDAY, J U N « 3, 193»
1 H W ------ r
Judge o f the above entitled Court, to-<lt: on or before the
day
end entered in u id Court and of June, 1938, and if iyou fail so
cause on the 11th day of M ay,; to answer »aid complaint the
County Observer
1938, said period of publication be- plaintiff will apply to the Court
Astoria, Tillamook, St, Helens,
EetobUahed Nor, ft, 1888
ing
the period prescribed by said for the relief demanded in its said
Milwaukie. Newberg and Gresham
Grass Valley Journal
order
*i complaint, to-wit: FIRST: For a
will move to the camp by motor
Established Oct. 14. 1897
The
date
of
the
first
publication
decree ordering tnat the »um o f
convoy, requiring 107 trucks, 24
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931
of
.this
summona
is
May
13,
1938,
$370.00
the par value of 74
station wagons and three ambulan
Wasco News-Enterprise
and
the
date
of
the
last
.publics-
shares
of
stock in The Feder-
ces. Five troop trains consisting*
tion
is
June
10,
1938.
al
Land
Bank of Spokane,
Established Nov. 1891
of 23 tourist sleepers, 24 coaches i
C.
L.
PEPPER.
pledged
by
the
Sherman Coun-
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
and 18 baggage cars will be re­
Postofftce
Address:
The
Dalles,
Ore
ty
National
Farm
Loan Asso-
quired to carry the more distant
E. C. PRESTBYE.
i riation as additional security for
Published Every Friday at
units.
Postoffioe Address: 610 Main Ave-j the loan made by the plaintiff here-
Camp Clatsop, rated as the fin-
Moro, Oregon
nue, Spokane, Washington.
! in, be applied toward payment of
e8t military training cantonment j
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF, the amount secured by plaintiff’s
Giles L. French y
Editor
in the United States, has been
—
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! mortgage; SECOND: For a judg-
greatly improved since the Oregon
Entered as second-class matter at
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! ment and decree against the de-
troops last assempled there in
the PostoOce at Moro, Oregon
NO1ICE OF SH ER IFFS SALE ' fendant» that there is due and un-
General White points out.
Notice is hereby given that by
i(J on ?aid indebtedness the fol-
under Act of Congress of March
New roads have been built, old
virtue of a writ of exeoution andilowin(y umount8( to-wit: The sum
3, 1879.
roads improved, a new natatorium
order of sale issued out of the
$¿196.38, with interest from
Member
and r ecreation building has been
Circuit Court of the State of Ore- A(pr}1
193g untn the entry of
completed, additional tent frames
go« for Shenman. County, dated decre^ herein at 51^ per annum
and flodrs installed, bath houses,
May 14th, 1938 upon a judgment ^ $5339.28 thereof; and with in-
mes8 halls and kitchens provided
SU M M O NS
rendered therein on attachment terC9t at
annum on $2690.-
Jzckic C'acgan. farm er child star
to accomodate
the
increased Is shewn at hearing vrZ.h J52J.C3? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF proceedings, on November 15th,1 qq thereof ; and for the further sum
strength of the guard and ex- check as part payment for bis ap­ THE STATE OF OREGON IN 1937 in favor of S. B. Holmes and of $100.00, or such other sum as
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
tensive landscaping added mater- pearance in four r'eturcs when he AND FOR THE COUNTY OF against Clyde Smith for the sum the tCourt
»¿judge reasonable
ially to the attractiveness of the was a yeergster. The eheck from SHERMAN
of $582.72, together with interest ^ attOrney’s fees herein, together
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
eamp. -
'
-
’ • « cl<S ¡tleiro ! tridics. war. introduced as
Th? Federal Land Bank of thereon from September 18th, 1937
piMintifT*s costs and disburse-
Payable in Advance
A a m p 8Uppjy team of ten meh evidence in
Spokane, a corporation,
fqr ah ac
at 8% per annum: And for $82.50 ments; THIRD: For a dec-ee fore­
ONE YEAR ............................ U-50
Plaintiff, attorney s fees and costs of the closing that certain mortgage ex-
from the State Detachm ent‘ will eenni're ef hrs eirn'.n*«- Ccogan
,g 0
Camp Clatsop June € to pre- mhed for nn r.ceehnMng from his
-sv-
iriicn taxed at $18.50, and com- eCuted by Nerius E. Moffitt and
pare f or tjle i99Uance of food and methcr. Jt"rs. I.il'ir.n Cccgan Ccrn- Alta Smith, a widow; Donna Jene manding the Sheriff to sell in the Donna M. Moffitt, hu&band and
JU N E , 3 1938
other supplies. They will be ac- t lc 'r . m 2 his ’ctcp'.'.'.i’er. Arthur Smith, a minor; Darlene Janice manner provided by law the at- wife, the record owners of the
companied hy Lieutenant Colonel C m s r e ’x
Smith, a minor: Alta Smith, as tcchrd property therein described. property at the time of the grant­
MILK BOARD AGAIN
lUymond F. Olson, quartermaster;
; administratrix of the estate of
NOW THEREFORE I WILL on ing of the loan referred to in
Major
Le0
j
a
.
Pironi,
Captain
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
Ralph
M.
Smith,
deceased;
The
the
24th day of June, 1938 at the plaintiff’s complaint, which mort­
The district representative of
Qeorge Bates and Lieutenant W.
All person having claims against unknown heirs of 'Ralph M. Smith hour of one o’clock p. m. at the gage was recorded in the office of
the Oregon Milk Control Board
Adams.
"
the partnership estate of James C. deceased, Wasco National Farm East Court House front door in the County Clerk of Sherman Coun­
dropped into town last week and
.
.
.
McKean and Serai W. Searcy, co- Loan Association, a corporation; rMoro, Sherman County, Oregon, ty, Oregon, on the 29th day of
preemptorially ordered local milk
Legislative
approval
will
have
to
partners
doing business under the and also all other persons or par-'" sell at public auction to the high­ December, 1919 at 10 a. m. in
producers to raise their price, or
he
^ad
before
Oregon
World’s
‘
Fair
firm
name
and style of McKean & ties unknown claiming any right est bidder for casn, the following Book P of Mortgages on page 108,
else. This in conformation with
commission
can
transfer
the
$20,-
Searcy«
are
, hereby notified to title, estate, lien or interest in the ! ’c rib cd personal and real prop­ covering the following described
some rule or other made by the
000
appropriated
for
the
NeWYork
present
them
in } proper form to real estate described in the com­ erty, to-wit. 106 sacks of wheat real property:
board without consulting either
stored in Grass Valley Grain
fair
to
the
San
Francisco
fair,
the
undersigned,,
the duly appoint- plaint herein,
The East Half of Section
local dairymen or local consumers.
Defendants Growers warehouse at Grass Val­
When
the
Oregon
commission
de-
ed,
qualified
and
acting
Adminis-
Thirty-four, the
Northeast
The theory on which the milk
To the unknown heirs of Ralph ley, Oregon; and also Southwest
cided to withdraw
from the New trator of the partnership estate of
Quarter, and the South Half
board was established was that it
York fair because
it could not James C. McKean and Serai W. M. Smith, deceased, and also to quarter of Section 11, and the
of the South Half of Section
was to protect the dairyman from
have the site first alloted to this Searcy, at the office of Geo. G. all other persons or parties un­ West half of Section 14 in Twp.
Thirty-five, in Township One,
going broke through producing
g^^e it was announced that
the Updegraff, Moro, Oregon, within known claiming any right, title, 3 S. R. 17 E. WM. subject to the
North of ¡Range Nineteen. East
milk that could not be sold. There
^wo appropriations would be con- six months from the date of this estate, lien or interest in the real real mortgage debt thereon to the
of the Willamette Meridian;
may be a use for it in some parts
estate
described
in
plaintiff’s
com­
Orearon-Washington
Joint
Stock
the North Half of Section
solidated
and
spent
on
this
state’s
notice,
to-wit:
June
3,
1938.
of the state, and evidence is that
Three, in Township One South
display at San Francisco. Attor-
Serai W. Searcy plaint on file in the above entitled Land Bank of Portland, Oregon
there is such a use around Port­
of Range Nineteen, East of •
ney General Van Winkle this week
A dm inistrator cause and as this summons describ­ approximating $8000.00 more or
land. There is no possible use for
Just a little more activity on ruled that this could not be done Geo. G. Updegraff
less.
Also
an
undivided
one
eighth
ed,
DEFENDANTS:
the
Willamette Meridian, con­
the milk control board here and it the part of the NLRB and it would
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE interest in and to Southwest quar­
taining in all about 960 acrefe.
certainlyis not a proper function truly be. vacation time for most by the commission since the funds Attorney for Administrator 30-33
OF OREGON: You, and each of ter of'Section 1 ,‘and the West half
All aituated in Sherman Coun­
were appropriated for specific pur-
.
of a government board to raise workers.
of
Section
12
in
Twp.
3
S.
R.
17
you,
are
hereby
required
to
ap­
poses.
NOTICE
OF
FIN
A
L
HEARING
ty, State of Oregon.
the price of milk—or anry other
-
Notice is hereby given that the pear and answer the complaint E. WM. and the Northwest quar­
Together with the tenements,
commodity—when the producers
Perhaps the law governing cam.
hereditaments and appurte­
Oregon’s new $2,500,000 capitol undersigned has filed m the Coun­ filed against you in the above en­ ter of Sect on 6 in Twp. 3 S. R. 18
and the consumers are both satis paign expenditures needs amend­
E.
WM.
subject
to
the
mortgage
titled
court
and
cause
within
four
nances
thereunto belonging or
building,now
nearing
completion
ty
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
fied with the price.
ment so that the amount of mon­ will be ready for occupancy by for Sherman County her Final week from the date of the first thereon to Ross E. Smith approx­
in
anywise
appertaining; '
If it is impossible for the milk ey expended FOR a candidate
$1700.00
in Sherman and decreeing that the mortgaged
control board to restrict its activ­ could be restricted as well as the July 1 but formal dedication of Report and Account as administra publication of this summons as imating
ities to places where it is needed— money expended BY a candidate. the building will probably be trix of the estate of E. C. Thomas, hereinafter stated, and if you fail County, Oregon, and all the right, premise« be sold in one parcel in
as determined by hearings and It is less dangerous for a man to postponed until next January when deceased, and that Friday, the 1st to so answer said complaint, or title and interest of the defendant the manner prescribed by the laws
the legislature is in session, it day of July; 1938, at 10:90 o’clock otherwise appear or plead in this Clyde Smith, or so much thereof of the State of Oregon and the
investigations—there should be a spend his own money
than for was decided by the capitol com­ a. m., of said day, at the court' cause, plaintiff, for want thereof as may be necessary to satisfy practice of this Court; that the pro­
change in the law to zone the state others to spend it in his behalf.
mission here this week. Carpets room, at the courthouse, in Moro, will apply to the court for the re­ said judgment, with interest, at­ ceeds thereof be applied towa’d
to keep it out of places where It
are
now being laid in the legisla­ Sherman County, •’“Oregon, have lief as prayed for in plaintiff’s torneys, costs and accruing costs, the payment of plaintiff’s decree,
Is neither needed or wanted.
A few days hot weather and the tive chambers and finishing touoh- been fixed by ttye Court as the complaint, to-wit: FTRST: For p all in compliance with said execu­ costs and accruing costs; that at
old Columbia would give Bonne­ es being rushed on the interior of timp and place for haring of ob- decree ordering m at the sum of tion and order of sale.
said sale plaintiff ibe permitted to
ville dam a test.
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this become a purchaser: that the de­
COUNTY FAIR RACING
the building.
Rugs, drapes and jections to said Final Report and $500.00, being the par value of 100
fendant« above named, and each
furniture for the House and Sen- Account and for thé* settlement of shares of stock in The Federal 16th day of May, 1938.
If a spectator might presume to
and all of them, be foreclosed and
Land Bank of Sookane, pledged bv
C. C. WILSON,
ate and the executive suite will sa‘d estate.
, .
make a suggestion it would be ad­
not 'be ready for several months.
Clarâ Louise Thomas fh° Wasco National Farm Loan Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon barred of all right, title, claim or
visable for the fair association, at
interest in the premises described
The contractor expects to 'be off
1
Administratrix Association as additional security
this early date, to set forth the
in plaintiff’s mortgage except the
off the job by the middle of this T. Lester Johnson,
30-34 fo" *he loan made by the plaintiff S U M M O N S
rules for horse racing at the fair
right of redemption allowed bv
herein, be applied to the payment No. 2485
Attorney for Administratrix.
month
and
the
work
of
moving
in­
this September. Definite under­ From the Observer June 2, 1899
law,
and that plaintiff have such
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
of
the
amount
secured
by
plain­
to the new building will get under­
D. W. Huff, H. A. Page, and
standing of entrants, rules of the
other
and further relief as is meet
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
IN
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
-
tiff’s
mortgage;
SECOND:
For
a
way as soon thereafter ae the jan­
races, definition of saddle horses Art Barnum delivered a band of
itors can make the building hab­ The undersigned has been appoint­ judgment and decree against the AND FOR SHERMAN COUNTY and equitable.
and time of entry would clarify fat cattle at Arlington last week itable.
Service of this summons is
The Federal Land Bank of
ed administrator of the estate of O. defendants that there is due and
for shipment.
many arguments at fair time.
L. Bel she, decease^, find has quali­ unpaid on said indebtedness the Spokane, a corporation,’ Plaintiff, made upon you by publication
* •
It would save time and worry
Hon. John H. Mitchell visited
Work on the new $17,000 admin- Aed. All persons having claims following amounts, to-wit: the vs. Elva A. Bryant, a widow; Kivu thereof in the Sherman County
on the patt of the officials and Washington City last week. He istration buildinr at the state
“ «J e»t»te »re hereby re- J sum of $10,720.50, with interest A. Bryant, as administratrix of Journal, a newspaper of general
would make the fair a bit more en­ went
Mrs.
„
, east
„ to _ see his
. . daughter,
.
.
fair «rounds is well under way
present the same, d u ly lfrom Aqnrll 22, 1938 until the en- the estate of W. C. Brfyant, de­ circulation, printed and published
joyable from the standpoint of the Humfcolt, off on the steamer for g])d the flrgt unjt wj„ regd foJ. .verified to the underej«ned at th e , try o f decree herein, »‘ » « i» e ceased; Ruth L. rfryant, a single ir. Sherman County, Oregon, once
spectator who is, after all, the one France where the will be «one for
brfore th i, yeafa fair-
of
1Jowatr *
>» the cent per annum on $10.271.35 woman; Harold W. Bryant and a week for four consecutive and
to be considered.
half a year, visiting her sister the
g on'
~
Thig Mnit Pioneer Building,’ H r Dalles, Ore- thereof; and for the further sum Katherine Bryant, husband and successive weeks by virtue of an
Duelleig da Raehefouchuldt,
; |n , ddition t0
^ mlni, tr. tiv; «on, within s ir (6) months from , „f $250.00 or such other sum as the wife: Helen M. Bryant, a single order made by the Honorable Carl
John Johnson has a field of the offlct, wi„ gl>0
ide
terg the data of the first publication of Court may adjudge reasonable as woman; Lois C. Bryant, a single Hendricks, Judge of the above en­
WHEAT
finest wheat we have yet seen on f
th,
telephone and tele- tlU3 not,ce- ‘°-wlt:
««‘h 1938 attorney’s fees herein, together woman; The unknown heirs of titled Court, and entered in said
offl
, fl
gid
,
D. L. Belshe with plaintiff’s costs and disburse­ W. C. Bryant, same . person as Ccurt and cause on the 29th day
The wheat must look good all the road south of hi, home.
Henry Schadewit, ha, moved gnd g
bro, dtg, tin booth.
Administrator. ments; THIRD: För a decree fore William C. Bryant, deceased; of April, 1938, said period of pub­
over the world to judge from the
• • * •
Galloway & Krier
closing that certain mortgage de­ Carlton L. Peppei, as administra­ lication being the period .p-escrib­
price. But even discounting local into his new reaidence at Kent,
Veteran, of the Spani.h-Amer- Attorneys for
„ Administrator
scribed in plaintiff’s complaint tor of the partnership estate of ed by said order.
pride, it is hard to believe that any and 1, now quite at home.
Heydt
&
Company
wish
to
an­
executed , by E. L. Davis and W. »0. Bryant & Carlton L. Pepper, v The date of the first publication
where it look better than in Sher­
lean and World Wars have a little .
Dalles, Oregon,
Blanch Davis, husft>and and wife, co-partners doing business under of this summons is May 6th, 1938,
man county. To the farmer who nounce to the public that they less than a month left in which to
looks over the waving fields and have a large stock of seasonable take advantage of the loan pro­ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT the record owners of the property the firm name and style of Bryant and the date of the last publica­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF at the time of the granting of the & Pepper; Carlton L. Pepper and tion is June 3rd, 1938.
aeea overproduction and low prices goods on hand such as horse blank vision of the Oregon soldier’s
Wm. L. Beatty
ets,
wagon
sheets,
feed
bags,
hob­
THE
STATE OF.OREGON FOR loan referred to in plaintiff’s com­ Grace Pepper, husband and wife,
the fine appearance may not be ao
bonus law. Jerrold Owen, execu­
Post Office Address. 1207
L. J. Thompson and /Myrtle Thomp­
bles and halters.
k
SHERMAN
COUNTY
plaint,
which
mortgage
was
re­
pleasing.
tive secretary to the World War
Public Service Building,
son, husband and wife, Security
In
the
Matter
tot
the
Estate
of
corded
in
the
office
of
the
County
From the Observer June 4, 1909
But as a work of art. If n
Veterans State Aid commission,
Portland,
Oregon
Savings
&
Trust
Company,
a
cor­
Arthur
J.
Bibby,
deceased.
Clerk
of
Sherman
lOounty,
Oregon,
ture had tried deliberately—and
Mrs. J. J« Foss of Athena is warns that the dead line for loan
Notice is hereby given that on the 29th day of July, 1921, at poration: Sherman County Nation­ E. C. Prest.bye
perhaps she has—no prettier sight here to visit her son and daughter, applications expires June 30.
Florence Beezley, the administra­ 8:00 a. m. in Book “P ” of Mort al Farm Loan Association, a cor­ Postoffice Address: 610 Main St.,
could be made than Xo cover these J. F. Foss and Mrs. Mattie Mitch­
trix in the above entitled estate gages at page 434, covering the de poration: Sherman County, a mu­ Spokane, Washington,
rolling hills with a mantle of green ell.
nicipal corporation; and Also all attorneys for Plaintiff.
has filed her final account therein seabed real property;
MILK
FOR
LITTLE
DAVE
two or three feet thick of waving
Postmaster Parry expects to a t­
other
persons or parties unknown
in said Court and cause, and pre-
The Southwest Quarter of
green. It could not have been tend the Masonic Grand Lodge
Wnen the State Unemployment 8ented
for settlement. That
claiming
any right, title, estate, NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Section
Twenty
and
the
North
painted on to look smoother.
weak, after which he will visit Compen
mvpensation
Commission
s
check
Court
has
fixed
Monday,
July
lien
or
interest
in the real estate
Notice is given that the under­
west
Quarter
of
Section
Twen­
It has been some years since the the Seattle fair and his old home No. 250,000 arrived at 1326 Sixth
described in the complaint herein, signed, as administrator of the
18th, 1938, at the hour of one
ty-nine, all in Township Two
wheat was as beautiful as it is town in Polk county.
Street, West Salem, Daddy Perry o’clock p. m. in the County Court
Defendants.
estate of Jennie Van Gilder, de­
North of Range Eighteen,
this year, for in other years there
W.
E.
»Miller
shipped a prime lot
-
.
.
*
,
-
I*®
bundled
baby
David
Leroy,
TO
THE
ABOVE
NAMED
DE­
room,
in
the
Sherman
County
ceased,
has filed his final repo t
East
of
the
Willamette
Meri­
have been spots where the seed of beef cattle from Gibson station 21 months; Perry Arlym, 4; and
FENDANTS: The unknown heirs and account with the clerk of the
Court
House
in
Moro,
Oregon,
as
dian,
containing
320
acres,
did not germinate or drouth cut th,s week-
Dori. Jean, 6, off to the
All situated in Sherman Coun- - of W. C. Bryant, same person as County Court of Sherman County,
Shermsn county crop, .r e re-
’ S e i r ” im il?.
f i i 3 a L time
^ Y c and
' o u place
n Y for hearing upon
down the growth or weeds gained
William C. Bryant, deceased, and Oregon, and that Saturday, the
my
objec-
ty, State of Oregon,
the upper hand. This year—so
Also all other persons or parties 11th day of June, 1938, at the hour
interested
Together with the tenements,
far—the fields look perfect, as if condition,this year due
the over of thé. program which haadistrib- person or pe
unknown
claiming any right, title, of 16 o’clock a. m. of said d&tf
hereditaments
afid
appurte­
nature and the farmer had both average amount of moisture.
uted $3,000,000 to unemployed
estate,
lien
or interest in the real in the courtroom of said court in
Florence
Beezley.
nances
thereunto
belonging
or
worked together as one to bring
Wasco won the track meet again Oregon workers eligfcle for job-
estate described in the complaint the courthouse in Moro in Sher­
Administratrix.
in anywise appertaining,
out all that was in the land.
this year to hold future posses- less insuranoe since January 2, Rov J. Baker,
man County, Oregon, has been fix­
and decreeing that the mortgaged herein.
There are those who say that nnint°f »thr CU’P
Le€’ * "b®®1 meUl worker bY tr»de Attorney. .
IN
.
THE
’
NAME
OF
THE
ed as the time and place for hear­
premises
be
sold
in
one
parcel
in
the wheat farmers of the world points to Grass Valley s 70 and has been unemployed since Christ-
__________
in( all objections to the said final
the manner prescribed by *tihe laws STATE OF OREGON: You ar^ ing
would be better off if conditions Moro s 17. Kent had nine.
mag. This was his fourth $15 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE of the State of Oregon and the hereby required to appear and' eport and the settlement thereof.
were less favorable, if there was From the Observer June6, 1919
benefit check. The Lees left North
OF REAL PROPERTY
G. A. Sargent, Administrator
practice of this Court; that the answer the complaint filed against
prospect for failure instead of for
Robert Hoskinson, Dell Benson, Dakota five years ago, driven out
On Saturday, the 26th day of ¿-oceeds thereof be applied to- you by the plaintiff in the above
the Estate of Jennie Van
plenty. And they may be right.
and Jake Dcuma have been enjoy- by the drouth. Unable to obtain June, 1938, at the hour of ten o’- wards the payment o f plaintiff’s
entitled Court and cause, within
Gilder, Deceased.
. .
However there is so much balm to ing a fishing trip this week. •
work at his trade, the 28-year-old clock a. m. at the front door of the decree, costs and accruing costs; four weeks from the date of the Carlton L. Pepper, Attorney
the spirit in knowing that the re­
The Chautauqua dates thia year ex-Dakotan to taking over a hos- Courthouse in Moro, Sherman that at said sale plaintiff be per- first publication of this summons, for Administrator.
turns were good, that the crop was
well sown on well tilled ground are from June 30 to July 5 inclu- iery agency in the West Salem County, Oregon, I will sell at^pub- fitte d to become a purchaser;
u.
district. “In the meantime, I*|m lie auction tb the highest bidder that the defendants above named,
that is perhaps worth some sur- live at DeMoss Springs.
Eighth grade draduates from certainly glad Oregon has an un- for cash, the fallowing described and each and all of them, be fore­
.plus.
Get the world’s good news daily through
Moro this . year were:
Pvoscoe employment compensation
law real property located in .Sherman closed and barred of ^all right,
Moore,
Cora Stewart,
Lavon and that th e contributions
paid County, Oregon, to-wib:
title, claim, or interest, in the
he hristian cience monitor
Moore, Mildred Ginn, Elmer Han- by my employed on last year’s
The Southwest Quarter (SW-
EMOTION AND REASON
premises described in plaintiff’s
An Ini^rnafiotnil Daily
tA. recent book about Hitler and sen. Opal Powell, Marjorie Ginn, wages entitled me to this compen-
J) of Section 14; the South­
mortgage except the right*of re­
fublhbed by 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
hia leadership in Germany states Orville Hockman, Owen Searcy, Ration,” said Lee as he cashed his
east Quarter (SE I) of Sec­
demption allowed toy law, and that
One, Norway S tr.t:, Boston. Matsachusetti
that he to master of influencing and Edmund Stephens. From coun- check.
tion 16 and the Northeast
plaintiff have such other and fur­
Regular
reading
of T h e C h r is t ia n S c f k c e M o n it o r it consid.rvd
schools graduated:
Orval
emotions but to not gifted try
Quarter ÍNE1) of Section '22,
ther relief as is meet and equita­
by many a ¡ibcr.il education. Irt clean, unbiased newt ami wdl-rounJed
I
with reasoning powers of conse­ Thompson, Monkland; Florence To Make Sure
all in Township 1 North,
ble,----------~
•aiuw ial iea;u fct, incluoinz the V cekly Magazine Section, make the
A sargeant was training a bunch
quence. It to probably true and McDonald, and Owen Elliott from
Service of this summons is made
Range 17, East of the Willam­
M o n it o r the ideal nVursjMper /o r the home. The prices arc:
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of raw recruits on the rifle range.
to a leaser degree to true of all Harmony.
unon you by publication in the
ette Meridian, containing 480
1 y e e r S 12.00 - 8 r to c i’J is S6.G3
3 m o n t h s S3.oo
i m o n t h $1 00
Wednesday lesue. lneludr.l.T Maga-. ae Section: 1 year t3 63. 6 laau-m 25o
¡A. M. Young resigned his posi­
At ICO yards every one of them
dictators. They cannot expect to
Sherman County Journal, a news­
acres, more or less: according
and the paper is obtainable at the foJowin;; location*
rule by reason for the very fact tion as city marshal to accept a missed the target. At 50 yards
paper of general crculation, prin­
to Government Survey,
!
position
in
the
office
of
the
Farm-
the result was the same. He mov-
All in Sherman County, Stal^
that one man desires to rule a
ted and published in (Sherman
Reading- Room, Christian Science
1 er’a Elevator and Supply Co. ed them up to the 25-yards range,1 of Oregon,
County, Oregon, once a week for
nation to unreasonable.
Society, Moro, Oregon.
four consecutive and auocessive
To a certain extent the same Ralph Brtobine has been appointed and still not a bullet hit the target.
Together with the tenements,
Enraged, the sergeant shouted:
thing to true in this country. Mr. tc succed Mr. Young as city mar-
weeks by virtue of an order made •H
hereditaments and appurte­
“Fix bayonets; charge!”
by the Honorable Carl Hendricks,
Rooeevelt’s most outstanding char- shtl.
.
xz
nances thereunto belonging or
l
acteriatic is his ability to appeal
emotionally to the voters. The
slogans and catch words with
which he has achieved political
success have been emotional. Talk
of the forgotten man, and the well
put phrase about the third of our
population being ill fed, ill cloth-
ed, and ill housed has more appeal
to the emotions than the reason,
It has long been accepted as a
known fact in this country and in
all others, since history began to
be recorded, that some people did-
n’t have as much of worldly goods
as others. “The poor always ye
have with you.” A restatement of
the fact adds nothing to the pub-
lie’s information but does give an
emotional kick.
The truth of the matter is that
even the poor nowdays are richer
linn mighty Caeser, who never
ode in an automobile, heard a
radio, had his mail delivered, saw
\ newspaper or ate a canned veg-
etable. They are poor compared
to the wealthy, not compared to
the poor of another time. 4
Reiteration of inequal economic
conditions is valueless unless some
thing is done-som ething reason-
able Is done— to change them.
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Oregon courts are still trying
indicted labor racketeers and one
or two are put away nearly every
week. Terms vary from a few
months in the county jail to sever-
al years in the penitentiary. This
is all indicative that the goons
a Fe not gone yet. Citizens will be
wise if they remember the spring
house cleaning of the governor
and state police for many years to
come. No outbreaks of violence
are to be expected this year for
that would be very damaging to
idates who are running
the candidates
1
for office with labor
support,. There
may even be a scarcity of strikes
and^ jurisdictional wars. They may
be held over until there is not so
much at stake.
“ MINE.*1.SAYS JACKIE
ty anywise appertaining.
Said sale is made under the ex­
ecution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Sherman, to me di­
rected in the case of Fred Henna-
gin and B. Eetrelle Hailey, plain­
tiffs, vs. Victor H. Smith and Ger­
trude F. Smith, husband and wife;
Wasco Investment Company, a
corporation: Mark Skinner, as
Superintendent of Banks of the
State of Oregon; Standard Farm
Production Corporation, a corpor­
ation: • Gerhardine Johnson and
The California Joint Stock Land
Bank of San Francisco, a corpora­
tion, defendants.
C. C. WILSON
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
George G. Updegraff,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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