TBK 9B S B M 4N COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO,
FRIDAY, OCTOBBB » , 1M8-
O à f f i r ^ i'fii» r r ii- ifCrtli
GEORGE B. GUTHRIE, as Re
8. Interest on Warrants
because of this ability and his good
ZIPPER HOT DOOT
« .« M r g w i e y ..: ................
» .0 6 ceiver of the Oregon*Washington
looks.. The RepuhUcsn candidate
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 7463.50 Joint Stock Lead iBank o f Port
is Rufus Holman, who is neither
Shermaa County Observer
B IG A M T V O T I O N
land, Oregon, a corporation.
so good looking or so accomplished
Established Nov. X 1888
Plaintiff,
1.
TstaLRoeeipts
S
U
O
I
a
talker.'
Gram Valley Jeuraal
2. Total Expenditures
7458.60
Established Oct. 14. 1897
The difference between the two
B yF ran k lyn WaMman ~ ~ ------- velous to say, SfAraA "Henry sol-
Difference - (Amount to
men go farther. When background
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1
PAULINE F. WILCOX, PAULINE
«
it
.
,
emnly announced that the Federal : be 1 raised by tax on .
is
considered
the
comparison
is'
all
F. WILCOX, aa Administratrix of
Eren
thoorh
the
New
De.1
rn«y
Govermnent
p
r
o
p
c
d
to
mbsMtoe
Wasco New» -Eaterprise
\ t h e Co'unty Non-High .
in favor of Mr. Holman Since he
net »cknow ledgoit thie country the
rt
w helt_ ;
~<~
the Estate of W. B. Wilcox, JrM
Established Nov. 1891
r. School District)
4288^9
was elected to his first public office
Wfll
owe
quite
*
debt
of
rreUtodo
But
thi,
fliled
*
do
Won. H. Wilcox, Alice Mae Mc-
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1
he has administered his offices in
to Secretory rf Agriculture Henry Mld trfck
quieting of Dated this 26th day of Got 1938. Cbrnack, Mark M. McComack,
H. D. Proudfoot
a manner so creditable that there
May E. Mackenxie and Eastern
A- Wallace when this catnpaqpi le tke dij^ tisfaction’ in the farm belt
Published Every Friday at
Ohairman, Budget Committee Oregon Land Company,, a corpora
has been no lasting criticism of
ever. Indeed. U J e .e r v e s . Car- with New p , . ,
‘ tion, and The County of Sherman,
him or his conduct. • - *— --------
Moro, Oregon
nW le medal or
Henry went out w Kaheas and H. D. Proudfoot
Chairman, Board of Education a municipal corporation o f the
If
voters
are
swayed
merely
by
h
given
tc.
brave
n,«n
¡h
politic».
pleaded
the
w
,
Editor
Giles L. French
w
for he 1. t o e f o y who to potting t#
woold do T. H. Fraser , t-
surface appearance Mr. Mahoney
State of Oregon
Secretary,
Budget
Committee
Entered as second-class matter at will g e t the call but if they prefer
lrfe xip end meet W alt. humor In tomethl
for
T k . onl
Defendants.
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon the mote solid virtues they must
to thia year, campaign. •
;
fth)g h< e#ldd tWnk
>t Ue Wily W* K n « h U n 4 . / z7 '.
J
.Qerlfc
Board
of
Education.
By virtue of the writ of execu
under Act of Congress of March look beneath the comparatively
Aaide from Marae Henry Wei- moment was a restoration of sales
tion
and order of sale duly issued
rough exterior of Mr. Holman to
t. 1879. .
lace, the New Dealers have given taxes on food and clothing, euphe-
out of the Circuit Court of the
find them.
up the ghost or have been relegated mistically called -processing tax-
State of Oregon for the County
This demonatraUoa of tfie new het Into temporary obscurity.
Take,' eRi- „hiel, the bad old Supreme
of Sherman, on the 4th day of
dog with a “ preete aad lt’a off ©oat” for instance, the strange cam of Court had invalidated.
was made at a recent Convention of
October, 1988, pursuant to a de-
Mr. Roosevelt. Not in six years
Ah,*said Marae Henry and all
butchers In M ilwaukee, Wia. The
creekentered
in said court October
has he been as silent as in recent the bright New Deal boys, restore
new type of wienie has a perforated
3rd,
1938,
in
a
suit wherein George
caslnc which operates on the princi weeks. Perhaps he is still unnerved the processing taxes—that was the
B.
Guthrie,
as
Receiver of the
by the shellacking given to him »tuff. But the farmers could not
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
ple of n zipper.
Oregon-Washington Joint Stock
by the Democrats he undertook to • figure out how that would help
Land Bank of Portland, Oregon
purge from ‘
party. Perhaps ■ them. Then someone remembered
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
a corporation, * is plaintiff, and
Mr. Roosevelt is Afraid someone! that two years ago Marse H e n r y 's ------ ---------------- --------------- -----
Payable in Advance
will commence laughing if he again; Bureau of Agricultural Economies Ing,'•^Portland,; Oregon, at 9:60 Pauline F. Wilcox, Pauline F.
ONE YEAR — .............. ........ I
tells the countoy*%e will balance had reported that the former so- o’clock a. m., Friday, Novem- Wilcox aa Administratrix of the
is perhapa the- meet important
(Continued from page one»
feature of the bill.
to visit this state upon the occa- the budget next gear or that “we called “processing taxes'* had not her 18th, 1988, for the furnishing Estate of W. B. Wilcox, Jr., Wm.
O C T O B ER 28, 1938
t .
been paid by the processors but of approximately 8,700 cubic yards H. Wilcox. Alice Mae McCornack,
The bill does not permit the is- »ion of their tour of Canada next planned it that w>y.”
Mark M. McCornack, May E. Mac
suance of a marriage license to j summer. The invitation bore not
At all events, Mr. Roosevelt finds had been deducted from the prices of crushed rock In stockpiles on
kenzie and Eastern Oregon Land
those having epilepsy, feobleraind- only the great seal of the state of it expedient to excuse himself paid to the farmers or were passed the Mo-o-Wasco County Line Sec-
TRANSACTION TAX BILL
Company, a corporation, and The
‘ tio» of the Sherman Highway in
?dness, insanity, drug addicts or Oregon, but the seals of Portland from taking the stump in this along to the consumers, c • •
County of Sherman, a municipal
Among the bills on the ballot chronic alcoholism in addition to and the Portland chamber of Corn- year's campaign. , There are no Henry Drops Hot P e tite
Sherman County. These proposals
corporation of the State of Ore
for the November vote is a two restriction marriage of those with nierce and the signatures of Gov- Pl»n. for trip, »cross the counin'.
So M .n e Henry decided to drop * “* .**, ^ “ icl’'1 °Pened
gon are defendants, said writ be
per cent transaction tax which says social diseases. Many of the Scan- emor Martin, Mayor Joseph X. a . in previous years, to give a help- th lt hot
h. had an-
“ » :° 9 . « » « < * “ “
ing directed to me commanding
that the payment shall be made danaviap countries, notable Swed- Carson and Leslie M. Scott, presi- ing hand to some of the Demo- oth<r
th, y come u hhn
me to make sale o f * the real prop
“for each and every transfer of en. have made much more progress dent of the Portland chamber.
cratic tondidato. who now .orely juat Iike
m
^ ¡ d h weq( after the tone feted for opening
erty hereinafter described, I will
money or property and rendition
need hto help. No longer do the ellt, bli, h for t t r n p r e fe c t, , lwo_ tvffl not be considered.
.
on
Monday, the 7th day of Novem
of performance of service.” .
H*ne, «peclftcation«. and, other ber, 1988, at 10:00 o’clock a. ra.,
Bath Court street and Summer pre»» conferences rbek with merry pri(.e jystero—both for do mettle
The money is sent by the col
laughter over qorp. end wise- «.„„„„.p y,,,. One - j f l u Riehar con tract documents are on file at the front door of the court house
street in front of the new capital
lector to the state treasurer whose
cracks.
The White House and tj>an tke ot| ler anj wjn
paid
examination at the office o f the of Sherman County in the City of
are now open ta traffic after being
office handles the funds.; Excep
Hyde Park hsv$ become somewhat directly
A e fanners by^-well ! s ^ate Highway Commission in Moro, State of Oregon, offer for
closed for several weeks while un
tion is made for those who collect
funereal. G j „ y , . ■
by those who will pay it. The oth- Salem. Oregon. Copies of these sale and proceed to sell to the
dergoing reconstruction.
less than a dollar a month.
5
Jim Smiles No More1
P«*» <1U be less, with the gov-j documents may .be
tamed upon highest bidder for cash in hand the
Every citizen over 66 who had
ermnent making up the difference’ 1PPllcat,on to and the deposit of following described real property,
The state prison underwent its
lived in Oregon seven pears would
So has Democratic headquarters to the farmer.
f fiv^, dollars (» .0 0 ) per set with situate in Sherman County, State
annual inspection at the hands of
be eligible to receive An annuity
V re. James .Aloysius Farley, who
“If there is to be any dumping! ’'a‘d State Highway Commission, of Oregon, to-wit:
the Marion county grand jury this
under this net if he or she is en
once was called “smiling Jim,“ now of surplus farm products, it will
deposit will be refunded up-
Section
Thirty-three
(33),
week. No report has yet been
gaged in no gainful pursuit. No
goes around with a look on his be done at home to help the lower i or.
return in good condition of
Township Three (3) South,
made on the jury's findings at the
sum is set for the monthly pay
face as though he had a pain all one-third of our people rather than ,aid documents
Range Sixteen (16) East of
institution
ments but the money is to be pro
the way up his broad back. Per- foreign countries,” heroically ex-
A complete set of plans and
the Willamette Meridian, con
haps it is the pain the purge gave claimed Marse Henry, completely1 ’ pecifleAtfofts may be inspected at
rated among those eligible.
taining six hundred forty acres
Patrons of the Mountain States
office of the Associated Gen-
Transactions is defined to in
(640 a) more or less, accord
i Power company in the Willamette him. Moat lugugriou» appearing ignoring the fact that only a month
clude nearly any transfer of mon
ing ’to government survey
valley will save in excess of 846,- of all is my esteemed contempo- previously he had approved govt’ eral Cdritrtrctort, in Portland, Ore-
ey or property. It is not difficult
" 000 a year as the result of a new rary, the Democratic publicity ermnent subsidies for dumping con, Fbrtkan^. Washington: and thereof, together with all rights,
••
• Boftt, Idaho.
for any one to figure his tax un
however evidenced, ta the use
and reduced tariff filed by the director. In seclusion and out of wheat in foreign countries.
sight
are
Tommy
,
Corcoran,
and
fly
the
time
thia
ia
being
read
tfZ p -on osal will be considered
der this bill. If, for instance he
of water, ditches and canals
' company with the public utilities
selle >6000 worth of wheat, a few
for the irrigation of said prom
commission at Salem this week.
steers, some eggs, a couple of
ises, ta which said prem ises-
Spvings to individuals users, num
porkers, a few old sacks, a beef
were entitled at the date of
bering some 3400, are estimated at
hide, trades drills Pwith a neigh
said mortgage January 12,
840,000 a yeeT under the new sche
bor, exchanges seed wheat or tells
1923, or at any time since
dule while municipalities will save
a milk cow all he has to do is to
said date:
something like » 3 0 0 a ^year on
figure up two percent of the gross
j their light and power bills. The
’ta satisfy the sum of Three
cash value thereof and send the
• company serves a number of com-
Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-
sum to the state treasurer.
j munities in Polk, Linn, Lane, Mlar-
three and 14-100 Dollars (83973.-
Penalties are a fine of 8600 or
14) with interest from October
. ion and Benton counties.
iagrriaonment for not more than a
3rd, 1938 at the rate of 6% per
year fo i first offense and f ille s
annum and the sum of Two Thou
Construction work has already
of aa much aa 86000 and impria-
sand Seven Hundred and One and
been
started on the new central
oiyaent up to five y e a n for sab-
69-100 Dollars (82701.69) with in
Ten more day« till election. Then heating plant which will serve all
' sequent offenses. In addition there
terest thereon from the 3rd day
of the state buildings in the cap
what
will we talk about?
are civil penalties of twice the
of October, 1938 at 8% per annum,
ital group. The plant, to he locat
amount of the tax for evasion or
and 8300.00 as attorneys’ fees,
This is no time for anyone to tell ed approximately three blocks east
together with costs of said suit
refusal to pay.
\
?
the Oregon football team that and south of the present heating
taxed at Eighteen Dollars (18.00-
Oregon has time and again re
plant, will cost 8101,250 in addi
travel is good for one.
and the costs of and upon said
fused to vote favorably on a retail
tion' to the 810,600 paid for the
writ.
tales tax for any purpose. p»ia
m S ■
C. C. WILSON
measure would raise many times
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
the revenue of a sales tax for
i Major General George A. White,
48-62
there are no exemptions of any
adjutant general in charge of Ote-
kind of goods and several trans
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. OTOTF.
gon’s mfl Hary department, now
actions are made before a retail
Moro, Oregon
boawtr fcae of the moat elaborately
From
the
Observer
Oct.
29,
1909
sale is completed.
Meets 1st and 3rd
‘furniqheed private offices in; the
It is not likely that the bill will
B om : To Mr. and Mrs. C. G. capital group. General White bid
Tuesdays
in the
carry. While the deaire of the Huis, October 23rd, a son.
I.O..O.F. hall Tran
in the furnishings of the gover
public to make pensions available
sieirt and visiting
I. D. Pike and family and Mr. nor’s office when these were dis
to those who need them has been and Mrs. Don Wheat made the carded for tho new equipment pur
brothers are cordi
increased beecause of the organi round trip to Chenoweth, below The chased by the capital reconetruc-
ally invited to meet
zation of the elders, it may he Dalles Sunday in Mr. Pike’s auto. tlott commission. : The long table
with us.
doubted if enough voters will wish
Ralph
E.
Eakin,
N. G.
Fred Mteuinger has aa fine ap- formerly u s e d t y the Board of
to levy this sort of a tax for the
Control nbw does duty in the office
enlargement of pensions.
of Ghaz. P . Pray, head, of the state
Lupine Rebekah Ixrige No.
If it eventually becomes neces
police bureau.
Moro, Oregon
sary to vote a sales or transaction
Meets 2d A 4th Tues f U M
tax it should he done nationally
day of esch month,
■ Eteri* car J qa 4 a fiKpaper went
so that producers in any ono state
V isiting m em bers
into
ff)4
p
r
i
o
i
^
i
F
the
626,000
will not be handicapped by it.
j pared an estimate in detail of the IN THE CIRCUIT
come.
nlFFJI
official parrapMetr which have been
51 amount of money proposed to be
Thelma Miller. N.G. WR jg
ihenb p u t’ to the Voters' of Qtogon
ICKES AND THE VOTERS
B expended by said Non-high School
Florence JohnstonJfec wCRf
the past few weeks. The pafcnph-
j District for all purposes during the i
letk Were ' unusually large this
From observations made here
B fiscal school year beginning June
year, some of them containing 100
abouts it is not likely that the re
r 20, 1938, and ending June 19, 1939, i
pages
while
the
smaller
ones
con
cent tirades of one Harold Ickes
and an estimate in detail of the
tained 76 pages.
will have a great deal o f effect on
] probable receipts of said Non-high
the November vote for Oregon po
school' District from all sources
litical candidates. Acting, pre
for the school year 1938-39. The
sumably, An the advice of those
e Board of said Non-high School
Democrats who wished him to keep
District has fixed the 19th day of
stil(, he did not .mention M>r. Hees.
Npvembe^ at the bout of .10:09 a. m
“ aftHfch r i r t W Y ¡ O r e - <
but did speak scornfully of Mr.
c4 < a n r *aa <ho ffme and-p|M e-' at
Mr. Sprague, held Mr. t Ickes, committee of Sherman otiunty
• which said estimates may be dls-j
could not be progressive in ideas schools it was voted th a t-g irls
cussed by the Board of sAid Non-
and conservative in finances, as hit rules be adopted for all gam es of
. high School District, at which;
cards profess. Apparently • one girls' basket ball in this county,
’ timfe and place any and all persons
roust progress financially aa well .
Margaret Clark, teacher in
interested will be heard for or
as in other ways to satisfy the ^jje Biggs school, has installed a
against said tax levy, or any part
secretary of the interior. He must g,ag 8tove and is serving hot lunches
thereof. That said estimates and
view with considerable pleasure
the children.
• attached original estimate sheets
the p: ogress the United States has
-
__
■ are on file in the office of the
made into ddbt and feel that it was F ro» the Observer, Oct. 25, 1899
County School Superintendent and
neceerary to evidence the proper
OrMg v>lley
g Qrund
are there open to the inspection of
progressive »pirit—without wWA ;Magk
T ^ nk>rivinK.
all persons Interested therein, and
í the same are by reference made
<re
m° W
Earl Sander, h a. resumed h i.
w ^patir^eeeof.
‘
Perhaps, some day we will come
al tfce
University
• R E C E IP T S
Slate Superintendant
to the realisation that Mr. Ickes whjch h<j
eirhteen roonths ago
I 1. Cash on hand at the
Is merely a disgruntled old reform-
enl|gt
Orcj?on reriment
of Public Instruction
beginning of the year for
er who can no longer like tbe
Mr an<J Mrg p c WaR<)n
which this budget is made 83214.91
world or the people in it because
Mrg
„^ther
j
2.
Amounts received
they do pot think as he does. vigiud
1<gt week
j
from
other
sources
Maybe, even, many people think t<x)k
a load of his 34 cent
I
4TOTAL RECEIPTS ’ •3 2 1 4 .9 1
WR
—— -— --------- wheat with him for which he re-
‘ E X P E N D IT U R E S
;
Statehouse Gossip
.
In Other Days
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Qka>duA. ñic^
HOLMAN AND MAHONET
’Tuition ......................... .
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In the senatorial race in Oregon
this year two candidates with very
opposite characteristics are before
the people. On the democratic
side b Willis Mahoney, a person-
able youi< man with as fine abil*
fty to talk aa can be found in the
state. He makes good impressions
plows,
Rushfo
Mrs.
book at
store a
authors
“David
Carvel”
A . fyoo
.. 2. Transportation ,.........
3. Postage and Stationery
4. Printing ,..... .—
5. Expenses of election
' (Publication and Postage).
'•^6. Travel Expenses of ....
j Board Members .... J
V 7. Clerical Expense (Sup
plies, Legal Serivce etc)
1
, K.AINY
days are here !
Save clothing and
health. Have a telephone installed now. About
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* thii arid other types of equipment just ask—