Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, June 24, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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PACK TWO
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO OREGON
Í MIDAV, JUNE 24, iiS8
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and Lilah Martin, husband and lien or Interest In tke f t t l W&td fiéetioñ 32, Township 3.N., Range
d t h / r i u a i i t f u u u i u j o u r n a l ’ Re settled by set charges for e(Ju-1
(Continued from r a ? . anei
Section Twenty and the North­
* .
.
i cation. The rural contention is STATEHOUSE GOSSIP.
west Quarter of Section Twen-
wife; Wilbert J. Martin and Eliza described in the complaint Hera* Í8. JC., Wflbnietta Meridian, has
Sherman County Observer
E. Maitin, husband and wife; L t- in,
Defendants, filed notice of intention to make
that the town schools should take
Fanners dominate the list of 141 b ty-nlne, all in Township Two.
Established Nov. 2, 1888
roy
H.
Martin
and
Amanda
E
.1
To
Julius
Martin,
a
single
man; final Proof, to establish claim to
North
of
Range
Eighteen,
some loss because of patronage republican and democratic candi«-
Grass Valley Journal
East of the Willamette Meri­
Martin, husband and wife; and Roy Martin, a single manr Weaver the land above described, befóte
of their high schocl and the posai-1 dates who will battle fot* 'th<4 76
Established Oct. 14, 1897
bility of drawing trade to the tow n.1 legislative positions to be filed this
dian,' containing 320 acres;
Elwin E. Martin, a single man, Martin, a single man; May John- Register, United States Land
ta
All situated in Sherman Coun­
the record owners of the property, son and Ben Johnson, wife and Office, at The Dalles, Oregon, on
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 The transportation cost to rural f an.
ty, State of Oregon;
at the time of the granting of the husband; Carrie Hammon and the 22nd day of July, 1938.
¡districts is high and they actually, An occupational survey reveals
Wasco News-Enterprise
(Claimant names as witnesses:
Together
with
the
tenements,
loan referred to in plaintiff’s com- ( Fred G. Hammon, wife and hus-
!
expend
more
per
child
than
do
that
32
of
the
141
candidates
are
Established Nov. 1891
tho town rchooh
hereditaments and appurte-
plaint, which said mortgage was* band; Jessie Holabird and Hardey A. Macnab, of Rufus, Oregon
farmers.
Next
high
is
the
legal
CONSOLIDATED March 4. 1932
recorded in the office of the Coun* Holabird, wife and husband; Clar- Delbert Deyo, of Rufus, Oregon
Tax cost for property owners in profession—with 29 lawyer candi­ •- nances thereunto belonging or
in
anywise
appertaining.
ty Clerk of Sherman County, Ore- [ ence Martin and Mary Martin, L. E. Dehler, of Wasco, Oregon
tne
Moro
district
is
12.4
mills
of
dates. Three candidates are stock-
Published Every Friday at
Said sale is made under execu­ gon, on the 31st day of December,. husband and wife; Cecile Taylor, W. E. Tate, of Wasco, Oregon.
special tax plus 1.5827 of elemen­ men, two dairymen and two furit
Morn, Oregon
W. F . Jackson
tary school tax for a total of , growers. The candidates are en­ tion issued out of the Circuit 1926, at 10:00 a. m., in Book ”S” |a single woman; Julius Martin and
Court
of
the
State
of
Ofegon
for
Register.
13.9827
mills.
of
Mortgages
at
page
388
thereof,
|
Viriginia
Martin,
husband
and
$139.82
on
$10,000
gaged in 38 occupations. Others
Giles L. French
Editor
tax valuation. Tax cost for rural ara 'brokers, physicians, automobile the County of Sherman to me di­ covering the following described wife; James F. Benson and Ruth
' i Benson, husband and wife; Jen- NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Entered as second-clasps matter at property owners is one mill for dealers, secretaries, clerks, real rected in the case of The Federal renl property:
Notice is hereby given that the
Land Bank of Spokane, a corpor­
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon non-high school tax plus 1.5827 of estate men and timber workers.
Lot Four (4) and the South- . ! nie O. Hill and William Hill, wife
ation, plaintiff, vs. Alta Smith, a
under Act of Congress of March elementary school tax plus what
east Quarter of the Southwest-
and husband: William F. Coe and undersigned has filed in the Coun­
Quarter (SE1SW1) and the
S, 1879.
ever special tax may be levied al-
June Doe Coe, husband and wife; ty Court of the state of Oregon
Farm security loans totaling widow; Donna Jene Smith, a min­
South Half of the Southeast
Mildred E. Burris and Ray Burris, for Sherman County he- Final Re­
M em ber
though few districts have levied $2,207,400 were made to 2900 or; Darlene Janice Smith, a minor:
Quarter (S1SEI) of Section
a special tax for this year. The Oregon farm families during 'April Alta Smith as administratrix of
wife and husband; the unknown port and Account as Administra­
^ N ew sp ap er
Eighteen (18), Township One
heirs of Ira Ma:tin, deceased; the trix of the estate of J. S. Fowler,
i cost for $10,000 tax valuation i s 1 according to a report filed with the estate of Ralph M. Smith, de­
South, Range Seventeen, (17), unknown heirs of Dwight R. deceased, and that Monday, the
jthe efore $25.82 in rural districts state officials by the Farm Security ceased; the unknown heirs of
East of the Willamette Meri­
Martin, deceased; the unknown 11th day of July, 1938, at 10:00
i that have no special tax. In the Administration. The loans were Ralph M. Smith, deceased; Wasco
dian, save and except the
heirs of Etta A. Coe, deceased, and o’clock a. m., of said day, at the
< highest taxed district coming in-1 made to farmers who were unable National Farm Loan Association,
right-of-ways for the Colum-
also to all other persons or parties court room, at the court house, in
j to secure adequate commercial a corporation; and also all othe
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER j to Moro it would be $51.82.
unknown claiming any right, title, Moro, Sherman County, Oregon,
All children attend the same credit for livestock, feed, seed and persons or parties unknown claim­ ’ bia Southern Railway and the
ing
any
right,
title,
estate,
lien
or
Sherman
Highway
as
now
locat­
!
estate, lien or interest in the real have been fixed by the Court as
, school although many of the rural i fprm equipment.
¿INSCRIPTION RATES
interest
in
the
real
estate
describ­
ed
over
above
described
lands;
.
estate described in plaintiff's com- the time and place for hearing of
! children have to spend some hours j
Payable in Advance
ed in the complaint herein, De­
also
except
the
following
re­
I
plaint on file in the above entitled objections to said Final Report and
on
a
bus
to
reach
the
school.
The
|
The
Salem
Linen
Mills
this
week
ONE YEAR ............................ $L«>
fendants.
scribed
tract;
cause
and as this summons de- Account and for the settlement of
cost per pupil will decrease if more received a contract for supplying
- C. C. WILSON
said estate.
Commencing 264 feet west of
sedibed, DEFENDANTS:
pupils
attend
school
or
if 15,000 pounds of flax twine to the
J U N E , 24 1938
Mae Fowler
the Southeast corner of the
the school costs are reduced United States navy through the Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
IN THE NAME OF THE
Administratrix
Northwest
Quarter
of
the
through hiring fewer teachers or efforts of Governor Martin. A
STATE OF OREGON: You and
31-35
Southeast Quarter of Section
otherwise lowering the quality
Scotland firm had submitted a low- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
each of you are hereby required to T. Lester Johnson
PLENTY AND SCARCITY
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Eighteen, running thence due
the school. No one wants to do er bid than did the Salem firm,
appear and answer the complaint Attorney for Administratrix.
SHERMAN COUNTY
Some quiet thought on ¡he this.
south ' 10 rods; thence due
x i but the ogvernor telegraphed navy
filed against you in the above en­
theory of scarcity by any observer
west 20 rods; thence due north
The valuation of the rural dt8.1 department officials that he believ- S U M M O N S
titled court and cause within four NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State Land Board of the
All person having claims against
leads to some peculiar notions and tricts coming into Moro is $U- * .th® *ontrac] should
10 rods; thence due east 20
to a
weeks from the date of the first
State of Oregon, Plaintiff, vs
brings out some odd facts.
While 878,137.00. If consolidated into ' Ln,ted States firm.
rods to the place of beginning,
publication of this summons as the partnership estate of James C.
Harvey U. Martin and .Lilah Mar-i
the nation has been pursuing the
all being in the South Hal* of
hereinafter stated, and if you fail ‘McKean and Serai W. Searcy, co­
one district the valuation would be
theory of scarcity we have accum­ $2,618,297 a large sum enough t o 1 The state supreme court this tin, husband and wife; Wilbert J.
the Southeast Quarter of * ec-
so to answer said complaint, or partners doing business under the
ulated the greatest surplus of make a big district whose levy w,ce» declded Hen. 7 Albrecht of Martin and Eliza E. Martin, hus­ . tion Eighteen in Township . o'hcrwise appear or plead in this firm name and style of McKean A
wheat, the largest supply of cot­ could be kept low enough to do
One South, Range Seventeen,
Baker waa entitled to $29,000 band and wife; Leroy H. Martin,
cause, plaintiff, for want thereof, Searcy, are hereby notified, to
a
widower;
Julius
Martin
and
Vir­
ton and the most unemployed, we damage to no taxpayer.
East
of
the
Willamette
Meri­
I damages for personal injuries re-
will apply to the court for the re­ present them in proper form to
ginia Martin, husband and wife;
have ever known.
dian, containing one and one-
lief as prayed for in plaintiff’s the undersigned, the duly appoint­
Since
transporting
children
h
e
-
,bilc
with
his
brother.
in.,
H
M
Roy
Martin,
a
single
roan;
May
fourths
acres,
more
or
less,
Factories are not running, be­
complaint, to-wit: FIRST For a ed, qualified and acting Adminis­
came
the
general
practice
the
conn
Howard,
district
m
f
trator of the partnership estate of
Johnson
and
Ben
Johnson,
wife
and
together
with
the
tenements,
cause there is no sale for the
decree and judgment against the
try district« have been better off
storea. Tbc court
husband; Carrie Hammon and
hereditaments and appurte­ ( defendents Wilbert J. Martin, James C. McKean and Serai W.
goods they produce. We have so
fln .n c .lly then ever before. They
inion of , j
nd Cireojt Fred G. Hammon, wife and hus­
nances thereunto belonging or
much of everything that no one are in a favorable position which, Tll .
Eliza E. Martin, Leroy H. Martin, Searcy, at the office of Geo. G.
o o
Updegraff, Moro, Oregon, within,
band;
Jessie
Holabird
and
Hardey
in
anywise
appertaining,
*
da:es to make any more and those most naturally, they wish to con­ Judge Calvin S. Sweek of Pendle­
Harvy U. Martin and Lilah Martin,
ton. Albrecht contended that he Holabird, wife and husband; Clar­ and decreeing that the mortgaged and each of them, for the sum of six months from the date of this
who, like the farmers, still keep tinue.
was not a ‘‘guest” in Howard’s ence Martin and Mary Martin, hus­ premises be sold in one parcel in $5000.00 with interest thereon notice, to-wit: June 3. 1938.
on producing must expect low
The
present
system
of
charging
Serai W. Searcy
car, but had gone along to help his band and wife; Weaver Martin, a the manner preserved by the laws from the 4th day of February,
prices.
Administrator
for tuition is a constant cause o f , brother-in-law.
single
man;
Cecile
Taylor,
a
single
of
the
state
of
Oregon
and
the
1936, at the rate of six per cent
Then, if the theory of scarcity dickering and sometimes of hard
( » » „
Geo. G. Updegraff
practice
of
this
court;
that
woman;
Julius
Martin,
a
single
the
per annum until paid: for the
has been a failure, why not try the
state officials who attended the man; Harry M. Benson, a single proceeds thereof he applied to- further sum of $350.00 attorney Attorney for Administrator 30-33
apposite apd for a time pursue a feelings. A unified district or the
theory of plenty. Presuming that county unit system would give all j state convention of Disabled Amer- man; Roy M. Benson and Perry wards the payment of plaintiff’s fees, together with plaintiff’s costs
school patrons a voice in the oper-l ican Veterans of the World War at Benson, husband and wife; Clara judgment and decree, costs and ac- and disbursements; SECOND: For NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
the government has the power un­
ation of the schools and would « end June 20-22, included Gover- F. Odell and Irvie Odell, wife and cruing~costs and that any overplus a decree foreclosing that certaip
Notice is hereby given that the
der the constitution to prevent the
ecualize taxation so that each nor Martin and Secretary of State husband; James F. Benson and be paid to the clerk of this court mortgage described in plaintiff’s undersigned has filed in the Coun­
people from producing crops and would share' alike in receipt of
Ruth Benson, husband and wife; for the benefits of the defendants complaint, executed by Wilbert ty Court of the 9tate of Oregon
Earl Snell.
goods, it also has the 'power to service and payment therefor.
Dell
E. Benson and Vanita Benson, as their interest may appear; that J. Martin and Eliza E. Martin, for Sherman County her Final
force the production of crops and
Following
the
1936
riot
at the husband and wife; Jennie O. Hill the defendants above named, and husband and wife; Leroy H. Mar­ Report and Account as administra
goods.
-
state penitentiary, 16 men were and William Hill, wife ’ and hus­ each and all of them, be foreclosed tin and Amanda E. Martin, hos trix of the estate of E. Cr*Thomas,
It follows, therefore, that the
placed in solitary confinement. The band: William F. Coe and Jana and barred of all right, title, claim band and wife; Harvey U. Martin deceased, and that Friday,, the 1st
government to provide plenty for
16th was released this week as his Doe Coe, husband and wife; Vern or interest in the premises describ­ and Lilah Martin, husband and day of July, 1938, at 10:00 o’clock
all should immediately put every
sentence at the institution had ex­ R. Coe and Bernice Coe, husband ed in plaintiffs mortgage except wife, and Elwin E. Martin, a sin a. m., of said day, at the court
one to work. The farmers should
pired.
and wife; Mildred E. Burris and the right of redemption allowed by gle man, the record owners of the room, at the courthouse, in Moro.
raise all they can of every crop, From the Observer June 27, 1919
* f
t
Ray Burris, wife and husband; C. low, and that plaintiff have such property at the time of the grant Sherman County, Oregon, have
shoe factories should immediately
L.
Pepper, administrator with the other and further relief as to the ing of the loan referred to in been fixed <by the Court as the
Bids
for
paving
and
widening
Leaving Portland June 30, an
hire full crews and make shoes at
airplane will fly across the state the North Summer street approach will annexed of the estate of Etta court may seem equitable and just. plaintiff’s complaint, which said time and place for haring of ob­
least eight hours per day, imple­
Service of this summons is morgage was recorded in the office jections to said Final Report and
from west to east, stopping at to the new state capitol will be A. Coe, deceased; H. U. Martin,
ment factories should run full
made
upon you by publication in of the County Clerk of Sherman Account and for the settlement of
opened
at
Portland
June
30.
administrator of the' estate of
Wasco baseball park at two p. m.,
time, the automobile companies
Dwight R. Martin, deceased; The the Sherman County Journal, a County, Oregon, on the 31st day said estate.
at this date and making a stop of
would be forced to produce cars.
Clara Louise Thomas
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a newspaper of general circulation, of December, 1926,-at 10:10 a. m.,
not less than thirty minutes.
What about prices ? Well, things
Administratrix
OF REAL PROPERTY
corporation; Sherman County, a printed and published in Sherman in Book “S” of Mortgages at page
Mrs. Lizzie DeMoss Daivs, who
30-34
wouldn’t be worth much, probably. announces in the Observer the
On Saturday, the 25rd day of municipal corporation; the un­ County, Oregon, once a week for 390 thereof, covering the follow­ T. Lester Johnson.
Attorney for Administratrix.
But everyone would possibly have forming of a Violin class, has been July, 1938, at the? hour of ten known heirs of Etta A. Coe, de­ foui consecutive and successive
ing described real property:
little difficulty in getting what he elected to the violin department o’clock a. m., a t t n e front door of ceased; the unknown heirs of weeks by virtue of an order made
The East Half of the South­
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
wanted. Everyone would be ex­ of Philomath college. Mrs. Davis the Courthouse in Moro in Sher­ Dwight R. Martin, deceased; the and entered in said court and
east Quarter (E iS E l) of Sec­
tremely poor in money but rich in has had charge of violin ipstruc man County, Oregon, I will sell at unknown heirs of Ira Martin, de cause on the 17th day of June,
On the 18th day of July, 1938,
tion Twenty-one (21) and the
“things.” We would be using our tion at Philomath for the last, public auction to the highest bid­ ceased, and also all other persons 1938, said period of publication
at the hour of 10:00 a. m., of said
Southwest Quarter (SW1) of
production capabilities instead of several years.
day, at the front door of the Coun­
der for cash, the following describ­ or parties unknown claiming any being the period prescribed by
Section
Twenty-two
(22),
with-holding them from use. There
ty
Courthouse in Moro, Sherman
J. M, Parry and wife left Wed­ ed real property located in Sher­ right, title, estate, lien or interest said order.
Township One (1), South,
would be houses for the homeless, nesday for a short visit at Portland man county, Oregon, to-wit:
(^ounty,
Oregon, I will sell to the
in the real estate described in the
The date of the first publication
Range Seventeen (17), East
cars for the pedestrian, food for with their sons, Harry M. and
highest
bidder
for cash at public
The South Half of the North­
complaint herein,
of this summons is June 24, 1938,
of the Willamette Meridian,
the hungry, clothing for the naked. Walter. During their absence the
auction
the
following
described
west Quarter and the North
Defendants. and the date of the last publication
containing 240 acres, more or
real property located in Sherman
Half of the South Half of Sec­
To Julius Martin, a single man; is July 15, 1938. )
Crazy? Sure, any idea in a postal affairs at Moro will be in
less,
County, Oregon, to-wit:
tion Thirty-five in Township
Roy Martin, a single man; Wea­ George G. Updegraff,
democracy that depends on govern­ charge of Miss Naomi Young.
Together with the tenements,
The East Half of Section
one North, Range Nineteen,
ver Martin, a single man; May Attorney for Plaintiff.
The rock crusher crew expect
mental force is crazy—the theory
hereditaments and appurten­
Thirty-four, the
Northeast
East
of
the
Willamette
Meri­
to
finish
the
Fulton
canyon
road
Johnson
and
Ben
Johnson,
wife
and
o* scarcity included. But it is no
Residence and Postoffice Ad­
ances thereunto belonging or
Quarter, and the South Half
dian, containing 240 acres,
husband: Carrie Hammon and Fred dress: Moro, Oregon.
crazier than the theory that allows woik within the next two weeks,
in anywise appertaining,
of the South Half of Section
All situated in Sherman Coun­
G. Hammon, wife and hus&and;
a third of the people to be “ill-fed, l'he loqg haul from the crusher
and decreeing that the mortgaged
Thirty-five, in Township One,
ty,
State
of
Oregon,
both
ways
is
now
finished
and
the
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
ill-clothed and ill-housed” when
Jessie Holabird and Hardey Hola­
premises be sold in one parcel in
North of Range Nineteen,
Together with the tenements,
THE STATE OF OREGON the manner prescribed by the laws
there farms and factories cap crew is working rapidly toward the
bird, wife and husfband; Clarence
east
of the Willamette Meri­
center. If men and ‘earn! can be
hereditaments and appurte­
Martin and Mary Martin, husband
able of producing plenty for all.
FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
of the state of Oregon and the
dian;
the North Half of Sec­
secured a top dressing will follow
nances theheunto belonging or
and wife; Cecile Taylor, a single S U M M O N S
practice of this court; that the
tion Three, in Township One,
the work as soon as finished.
in anywise appertaining.
The State Land Board of the proceeds thereof be applied to­
woman; Julius Martin and Virgin­
SCHOOL MATTER
South of Range
Nineteen,
t-.
™
»
nr . . . . i Said sale is made under execu- ia Martin, husband and wife; State of Oregon, Plaintiff,
wards the payment of plaintiff’s
Frcm the Observer June 25 1909 | tion is8Ued out q£
East
of
the
Willamette
‘Meri­
- vs -
James F. Benson and Ruth Ben­
judgment and decree, costs and
The meeting between directors „
dian, containing in all about
h" .’rhO01 m&etln* “ DeMw” of the State of Oregon for the son, husband and wife; Jennie O.
Wilbert
J.
Martin
and
Eliza
E.
accruing costs and that any over­
and patrons of the rural schools K. W. Pmke-ti.u was chosen fl.ru- County of Sherman to me directed
960 acres;
Hill and William Hill, wife and Martin, husband and wife; ‘Leroy plus be paid to the clerk of this
with the members of the Moro oor succeeding Henry DeMoea: Jar. ln the c>ae of f t e s u u
All situated in Sherman Coun­
husband; William F. Coe and Jane H. Martin, a widower; Harvey U. court for the benefit of the defen­
school board Wednesday night Wood» was re-elected clerk
ty, State of Oregon;
Board of the State'of Oregon. Doo Coe, husband and wife; Mil­ Martin, and Lilah Martin, husband
dants as their interests may ap­
should not be, and probably will
Together with the tenements,
Invitations? havy been sent out pia i„tiff, v,. Elva iA. Bryant a dred E. Burris and Ray Burris, and wife; Julius Martin and Vir­ pear; that the defendants above
not be the last. There are many for the wedding of
hereditaments
and appurte­
™ , widow: Elva A. Bryant, as admin­ wife and husband; the" unknown iginia Martin, husband and wife; named, and each and all of them
problems to be settled between Ressinger to Mr. Robert a «y
W. Bel- istratrix of the estate of W. C.
nances
thereunto
belonging
heirs of Ira Martin, deceased; Roy Martin, a single man; May be foreclosed and barred of all
them for the ultimate benefit of shee, the evening of June 29.
or in anywise appertaining,
Bryant,
deceased;
Ruth
L.
Bryant,
the
unknown
heirs
of
Dwight
R.
Johnson
and
Ben
Johnson,
wife
right,
title,
claim
or
interest
in
the children of both sides.
, Here we have June 25th and no a single woman; Harold Bryant
Said saile is made under execu­
Martin, deceased; the unknown and husabnd; Carrie Hammon and the premises described in plain­
It is a common complaint that rummer weather yet to sneak of. and Katherine Bryant, husband heirs of Etta A. Coe, deceased, and Fred G. Hammon, wife and hus- tiff’s mortgage except the right of tion issued out of the Circuit Cou.t
the schools of this county are get­ Old Sol has crojsed the line and and wife; Helen M. Bryant, a sin- also all other persons or parties hand; Jessie Holabird. and Hardey redemption allowed by law, and of the State of Oregon in and for
its journev towards the wir.-
ting too small to operate as effic­ begun
.
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kle woman; Lois C. Bryant, a unknown claiming any right, title, Holabird, wife and husband; Clar­ that plaintiff have such other and the County of Sherman to me di­
ter
solstice,
and not a word from ain(tle woman;
unkn(„ ; n hejr,
iently as the parents desire. For
estate, lien or interest in the real ence Martin and Mary Martin, further relief as to the court may rected in the case of The Federal
Peary.
Land Bank of Spokane, a corpora­
the Moro district they^are also be­
of W. C. Bryant, same person as estate described in plaintiff’s com­ husband and wife; Weaver Martin, seem equitable and just.
The nnishin : touches of the art­
tion, vs Elva A. Bryant, a widow;
coming very expensive.
William C. Bryant, deceased; Carl- plaint on file in the above’entitled a single man; Cecile Taylor, a sin­
Service of this summons is made Elva A. Bryant, as administratrix
ist
at
the
I.
D.
Pike
home
in
Moro
Schools can only be made larg­
, .
... . ton L. Pepper, as administrator of cause and as this summons de­ gle woman; Julius Martin a single upon you by publication in the
makes it on'* -o f
of the estate of W. C. Bryant, de-
prettlest the partnership ¿state of W. C. scribed, JPEFTNPANTS j
er» presuming that the school popu­
Harry M. Bensqn. ji singleLSberrhan County 'Journal, a news ceased; Ruth L. Bryant, a single
houses in ‘ own.
lation remains the same, by trans­
IN THE NAME OF THE man: Roy M. Benson and Perry paper of general circulation, print­
H
a
t n Fl nJ f
v
Bryant an dCarlton L. Pepper, co-
Hon. J. O. Elrod former Mayor. rtn„ , doi
porting a greater distrance to
STATE OF OREGON. You and Benson, husband and wife: Clara ed and published in Sherman Coun­ woman; Harold W. Bryant and
Katherine Bryant, husbancf ~ and
,e
Bryant A each of you are hereby required F. Odell and Irvie Odell, wife and
fewer schools. The general feel­ of Moro was a Sherman county firm n>me and
ty» Oregon, once a week for four wife; Helen M. Bryant, a single
r
r
.
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i
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P'P
per:
C»
rlton
L'
PeW
>er
»"d
ing is that larger schools are more
to appear and answer the com­ husband; James F. Benson and consecutive and successive weeks
efficient whether that contention
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Grace Pepper, husband and wife; plaint filed against you in the Ruth Benson, husband and wife; by virtue of an order made and woman; Lois C. Bryant, a single
can be proven or not. If that is From the Observer June 23, 1899 I* J* Thompson and Myrtle Thomp- above entitled court and cause Dell E. Benson and Vanita Benson, entered in said court and ca.use on woman; The unknown heirs of W.
what the parents want and tax­
O. P. Hulse has sold 560 acres gcn» husband and wife; Sherman within four weeks from the date husband and wife; Jennie O. Hill the 17ith day of June, 1938, said C. Bryant, same person as Wil­
payers want a move toward more near Moro to W. A. Norcross. Mr. County, a municipal corporation; of the first publication of this and William Hill, wife and hus­ period of publication being the liam C. Bryant, deceased; Carlton
L. Pepper, as administrator of the
and smaller schools is not the cor­ H. takes the Dunn property and and a^8°
other persons or par- summons as hereinafter stated, band; William F. Coe and Jane period prescribed by said order.
partnership estate of W. C. Bry­
rect move to make.
Mr. N. will build on the new ties »unknown claiming any right, and if you fail so to answer said Doe Coe, husband and wife; Vern
The date of the first publication ant & Carlton L. Pepper, co-part-
title, estate, lien or interest in the complaint, or otherwise appear or R.; Coe and Bernice Coe, husband of this summons is June 24, 1938,
The valuation of the Moro dis­ property.
trict is $740,160.00. Taxpayers of
Laura, daughter of Phil .Ruggles rea^ estate described in the com- plead in this cause; plaintiff, for and wife; Mildred E. Burris and and the date of the last publication ne*s doing business under the firm
name and style of Bryant & Pep­
that district pay for their own it at J. M. Dunahoo’s home under plaint herein, Defendants,
want thereof, will apply to the Ray Burris, wife and husband; C. is July 16, 1938.
per; Carlton L. Pepper and Grace
high school and receive pay for, medical care.
C. C. WILSON
court for the relief as prayed for L. Pepper, administrator with the George G. Updegraff,
Pepper, husabnd and wife; L. J.
at actual cost for the education of
A boy was born to L. W. Hunt- Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon in plaintifFs complaint, to-wit: will annexed of the estate of Etta Attorney for Plaintiff.
Thfrmpson and Myrtle Thompson,
George G. Updegraff,
the high school pupils from the ing on the Wth.
FIRST: For a decree and judg A. Coe, deceased; H. U. Martin,
Residence and Postoffice Ad­ husband and wife; Security Sav­
rural districts. They also pay
Mrs. J. M. Powell ran a pine Attorney for Plaintiff
ment against the defendants Har- administrator of the estate of dress: Moro, Oregon.
ings A Trust Company, a corpora­
$134.85 per child for the education sliver through her right hand with
June 24, July 15 ; vey U. Martin, Lilah Martin, Wil­ Dwight R. Martin, deceased; The
tion; Sherman County National
of their elementary children. For very painful results.
bert J. Martin, Eliza E. Martin, Federal Land Bank of Spokane, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Farm Loan Association, a corpor­
educating the rural children they
Among those who registered at NOTICE OF .SHERIFF’S SALE and Leroy H. Martin, and each of a corporation; Sherman County, a
028623 ation; Sherman County, a munici­
receive $60 per child. They thus the Harris resort on the Deschutes
» OF REAL PROPERTY
them for the sum of $3000.00 with municipal corporation; the un­ Department of %he Interior. ,
pal corporation; and .Also all other
subsidise the education of the from Moro th » w^ek were: Me*-
On Saturday, tha 23rd--day of in tere st th ere on from, the 16th known heir* of Etta A > Coe, de­
General I^nd Office at The
riersons or parties unknown claim­
country children to the extent of sers. A. M. Muir, H. A. Auldridge, July, 1938, at the hour of ten o’- day of September, 1935, at the rate ceased: the unknown heirs of Dalles, Oregon, June 9, 1938.
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
$8436 per cfcfld per year. Resi­ J. C. Williams. F. Clark, R. Dear, clock a. m. at the front door of of sir per cent per annum until Dwight R. Martin, deceased: the
NOTICE is hereby given that
dent* of the Moro district living Dr. Idleman, Zigler. Miller, Keffer, the Courthouse in Moro, in Sher- paid: for the further sdm of $300.- unknown heirs of Ira Martin, d e -. George L. Fox, of Klondike, Ore- interest in the real estate describ­
County, Oregon, I will sell 00 attorney fees, together with ce?.sedf Lewis MeKee and Horace gon, who, on December 28, 1934, ed in the complaint he-ein.
outside of town and the rural dis­ Bennett, Foss, Tomlin, and Florer.
C. C. WIUSON.
tricts alike pay for the transporta­ Mrs. Auldridge, Dr. Hartley, Misses at public auction to the highest plaintiff's . costs and disburse- McKee, co-partners doing busi- made homestead entry, act Decem-
tion of their elementary children Muir, Cora and Carrie -Davis, bidder for cash, the following de-j ments; SECOND; For a decree ntss under the firm name and style ber 29, 1916, No. 028623, for NE4, Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
Wm, L. Beatty
to the school.
v " . Maie Johnadll, Nona Illingworth, scribed real prodferty located in I foreclosing that certain mortgage of M'cKee Brothers, and also all i SE lN W l, N E ’^SWl-4, NfcSWl-4,
1207 Public Service Bldg
At best it is an awkward ar­ Minnie Pender, Blanche and Clara Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: described in plaintiff’s complaint, other persons or parties unknoynr NJ SEE SWJSEJ, Sec 30, NW l-4- Portland, Oregon, of Attor­
The Southwett Quarter of
executed by Harvey U. Martin claiming any right, title, estate,1 SW1-4,. SE1-4SW1-4,
SW ISEl,
rangement and p ro b ab ly can never Spear.
neys For Plaintiff.
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