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4 te r X PAC® ÎW O =M ¡aan os=i=X S í THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, URÈGON FRIDAY, DECÈMfeEU 2, 1Ô38 ITTWiMi^-V n^Pií H T toPm aw rfS^SSà^W **^ h t= â = S h er m a n t f t n a lg ¿Bant n a l a state law; he knows about in-• X r,bota4^i Statehouse Gossip vestments and the ta u t matters of the office. His Sherman County Observer from pare one) • (Continued coat judgment on questions that oame C. Holman, when that official re- Established Nov. 2, 1888' before the board of controj would Grass Valley Journal ” '**•*“ signs sign» to qualify quaujj as a United States ' 1 Senator, appears to be pretty well be good, .... E stablished Oct. 14, 1897 Other excellent men have been ( centered about the name of P. J. CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1981 mentioned but their names are, Stadelman o f The Dalles. Stadel- Wasco News-Enterprise prominent because or their politi- man served one ^ear as secretary Established Nov. 1891 cal affiliations. Mr. Paulus is in of state follow ing the death of CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932, line for the' job because of hia Hal H obs . He did n ot enter the I qualifications.. . ■. jraee for election non baa,he ever Published Every Friday at sought other public office, hut it i ’ ' is known that he enjoyed hia brief Moro. Oregon ’ MR SPFAKER Giles L. French Editor (. For the second time in a decade experience a s; Read o f' the state a representative from this district departuKmt p» ««w« and member of . . . the , 1 be . . „ . ~ i board of control and those in the ? Entered as second-class matter at is to speaker of the Oregon .__ _ u ,___ _ the Postofficp nt Jioro^ Oregon house, o f representatives and voters know say that he would welcome under Act ofX oh g& ss of'March may therefore feel proud of their another taste o f political life. Stadelman, althbugh a Republi 1, 187». choice at the polls. 4 . can, was an admirer and support M em ber Mr. Fetland, who will preside O r e g o ? N e w s p a p e ^ ^ u b h ( ^ r s over the fortieth Session of the e r of Governor Martin who, having been let down by hie own party O egon representatives, was elect IJ ^ / ' soc,atio^ ) @ in the primary campaign vould ed because his qualifications were probably not suffer any great adjudged the best by the mem qualms of conscience in going out bers. The usual feeling among side his own party for a candidate voters is that considerable trading OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER to succeed Holman. Should . he is necessary to obtain the job. object to Stadelman, however, Hol SUBSCRIPTION RATES This has not been the case this man has only to delay hit resig Payable in Advance time. The new speaker has a free nation until After January 1, when ONE YEAR 2.......................... U &O hand to appoint his committees Martin will have relinquished the according to the abilities of the governor's post ta Charles A. members, their interests and the SpragUe who It of the same politi DECEMBER 2,1938 needs of their districts. cal persuasion as is Stadelman. Long experience wijh him makes While little mention has ever it possible to know that he will THE WHEAT LEAGUE been made of the candidacy of do this carefully taking advice but This week end farmers of east not dictation. It is now safe to Fred Paulus for Holman's post ern Oregon will gather in The predict a speedy session that will many political observers feel that Dalles to talk about their prob give full consideration of the he would be the logical choice for this post. Paulus has served as lems, economic, productive and state’s problems. deputy state treasurer for more social. If past meetings are a than 12 years and in this capacity criterion, they will discuss these Up to this time Sherman county problems sanely And sagaciously has a distinction shared by few ha« actually run the department with complete information on of the counties of the United although credit for its efficient them derived from agricultural States; there have been no PWA operation has always gone to his college reports, talks by exper projects in the county for local superior officer. By nature of a ienced wheat men and department agencies. The highway commis retiring disposition, -being appar ently content ta devote himself to of agriculture spokesmen. * sion has sponsored a f e w / the the multitudinous duties that de For one who attends many con county has had WPA projects ventions o f varying groups a meet but of PWA we have had none. volve upon the deputy Paulus hae ing of the Eastern Oregon Wheat Latest report on the rebuilding of never had time to devote ta the League is a revelation. The mem the legion hall ir/o an ex-servief political side of public life but it is bers go about committee meetings mens club room is that no ex known that he is ambitious for ad as seriously and uutlfully as they ception will be made in this record. vancement and feels that he has earned a promotion now that Hol go to milk the cows. The usual man is about ta retire. pleasures and hilarities of conven • • • *♦ tions arc crowded into one evening With the exception of four and are never strutted or overdone. small precincta In Multnomah coun Thia year there will be much tv Secretary of Sta»e Earl Snell discussion of the federal program From the Observer Dec. 5, 1919- carried every precinct in the as it applies to payments to co T'Kx, following oflfiCAF» waro state in Ha race for re- election, operating farmers. Ir years past elected last Sunday at the annual according ta a careful check of the league has tended to favor election of the Presbyterian Sun official election returns. One of full agreement with present gov day school: Mrs. Muir, superin the Multnomah precincts he lost ernmental policy as it applies to tendent; J. E. Coleman, assistant; by only three votes and another sc eage reduction. It has not been Marguerite Foss, secretary; Cora by the narrow margin of six votes. inclined to develop a program of Stewart, assistant secretary;« Bes This is said/ to* set a record for it-« own or to delve into other agri sie Andersen, treasurer; Frances opposed candidate» for state of cultural economic theories. This Andersen, organist; Mrs. G. B. fice in Oregon. newspaper thinks it might well do Bourhill, chorister; Gwendolyn so The attitude of the grange Foss and Harold Bryant, libra An increase of 87.9 percent in in its recently adjourned session in rians. relief demands in Oregon over Portland about government coer C.‘ R. Belshee has sold his in those of a year ago is shown by cion of fanners is healthy and may terest in the City Market to the the report of Elmer Goudy, state lead to a stronger stand on the four Douma brothers. Two will relief administrator, ta Governor part of the wheat league. handle the shop and two will run Martin. Total number of persons As another legislature is to the farm. C. R. expects ta move on general relief increased from meet next month the league will into the H. U. Martin house as 17,042 in October, 1987, to 26,108, be concerned with legislation that soon as it is vacated by F. E. in October, 1988 with relief ex may arise at that meeting. New Fortner. penditures increasing from $134, taxes are always a subject for dis Friends of the family were 025.48 to $184,264.10 in the same cussion and the relief needs of the grieved to learn of the death of period. lAged pensioner« on the state make the subject pertinent David Fulton last week in Port state rolls in October numbered at this time. If there are no new land. 'Mr. Fulton was one of the 18,603 who received an aggregate taxes there must be new econ few remaining early pioneer farm of $395,890 from the counties, omies. ers and stock r a \e r s who have state and federal government, for A more equitable distribution of assisted in making Sherman coun an average monthly pension of $21.28. taxation has always been a matter ty what it is today. • • « Dr. Poley reports that the home of discussion at league meetings Its appropriation of $2^00,000 and probably will be this time of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Johns was Information about tax delinquen gladdened November 28th with exhausted the Capital Reconstruc cies over the state and the num the arrival of a nine pound son. tion commission has appealed ta the State Emergency Board for ber of debt free terms will indicate From the Observer Dec. 3, 1909 a deficiency appropriation of $13, that the principle of raising so Mrs. Belle McGrath and Frank large a part of taxes from proper Myers were‘ married in Hood 'Riv 000 with which ta complete its job. The request has been approved by ty has produced a condition that er valley on the 20th. is not to the best interest of the E. H. Overman has revived the the Board of Control and passed on to the Emergency Board with a state’s producers. newspaper field at Shaniko, by plea for early action. A good part of the program is planting his Star there. • • * always given to methods of tillage, • Robert Urquhart had Vie mis It required 1200 pounds of tur to soil conservation, to better fortune ta lose one of hia prize key and 3000 pounds of chicken to means of warehousing and selling colts, the matched roadster team, provide a Thanksgiving Day din grain and o f transportation < and by death recently. ner for the 2700 patients and 300 these things will be debated thor Misses Oneita Webb and Edith employees o f tKe state hospital. A oughly this week. ': Thompson took ladies prises and ton- of potatoes and another ton The reports of the various coun Roy Axtell and Mr. Lowe the of cabbage, not to mention 250 ty committees on land use in the gentlemen's prizes at the mas gallons of* gravy, 200 gapotis of economic conference held earlier querade skate. _ _ _ of coffee cider ___ and <00 gallons in the yfear indicate that farmers Woods, Inmates of other institutions were all over the state, with few excep tell, Clark Teal, C. J. Thompson, e(juai|y on this occasion tions, feel that too many acres are Louie Pape, Charlie Bullard and in crop. The government desires Frank Burnet, have organized the the same end. A correlation be Monkland Belgian Horse Associa tween these desires so that crop tion and brought a fine full blood land could be reduced bo meet the stallion into the county. He weighs approval of the farmers and obtain 1980 lbs now and will go over 2000 the end wanted by the government in season. would settle many of the problems Johnny Johnson has sold his now existing between the two. farm and may return to Hood Hennagin Farmers, as farmers, are a dis River valley. Fred organised group, . A s such they bought one quarter« and Johnny 'Sunday Afternoon and night are at the mercy of capital and Christiansog bought the other*. ” *"1‘ Moro will be the host for a group of Legionnaires and Auxiliaries labor groups which are better or From the Observer Dec. 1, 1899 who will come from Hood River ganized. It seems that a farm A pleasant surprise was g^ven and Wasco counties ta attend executive committee with repre to Albert Hennagin Friday eve- state conference. Most of the sentatives from each of the major ning at his cozy little bachelor state officials will be present at farm groups would be a start to quarters in Hay Canyoh. The the meeting including Command ward giving the farmers a more time was spent in dancing till 10 er John Beckwith and Adjutant united front. And such a move p. m. when supper was announced Qari Moser. The ex-service men might well come from the wheat and the guests were seated at a w iH meet at the court house for league at this session. tabk laden with cakes and pies, their discussion of affairs perti- Oyster soup was served in aibun- nent to the legion and the auxil- dance. A fter sapperdancing Was uVies wBT ¿ieet at the Moro FRED PAULUS continued unti 2 a. nr i Woman’s Club building. The pro- While the governor, the gover . h i 8 ™ ™ k8i IV,r:* of the taf> organizations for nor-elect and the present state turkey at home with his family the year will be explained to the treasurer ponder deeply about who ™ «xfHe 5 jturn visitors. Posts and units in Bon- is ta be state treasurer after Rufus to Washington after the holidays. „eville, Hood River, Mosier, The Holman departs for higher honors ? ; e8d; y Dalle8’ Maupin Ante- m the national senate, it might be at an affray had oocured in the lope M well ag Sherman county pertinent to suggest the name of w Er /i n- ,n. Wh,dI be in attendance. one who is probably the best Wm. McGillis was badly injured . ________ qualified ta succeed him. by Frank Watkins. I Fred Paulus has been deputy Miss Lulu Mason, the popular A Man of Hia Word state treasurer for many years, K<yt teacher and Frank Bennett, Caller—Are you sure the mana- since the days of Tom Kay, in a worthy young farmer in that ger is not in? fact. He is responsible for adjust district were married on the 26th. Dignified Office Boy—Do you ing the dt&ts of many cities under doubt his word, sir? In Other Days Ex-service Group Will Be Hosts To Comrades • A •* m »' A “ Catting All Americans . • . » IN TH S COONfY OOVRT OF THE STATX OF OREOON FOR T H » COUNTY OF SHERMAN home Thursday. ; Goose busters at the W. C. Hel- ’ yej home Sunday included A .W . 1 Metzger and ton Bud; Quinton I Kummel; Ernets Zinger and I w r - ett Wahoo of Gresham and Walter Barnett, Clyde Sholz, Harvey Air men and Frank Leer of Bend. I wish to thank my friends for their many kind birthday remem brances which I received. Mrs. Rose Hogne. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING AU persons shall file their ob jections, if any, ta the Final Ac count of the administratrix of the estate of Ralph M. Smith, deceased, on or before December 81, 1938, at two o’clock p. m., which is the time fixed by the County Court for settlement of said Final Account, T.d the County Court House in Moro, Oregon, is the place fixed for hearing said account. Alta Smith, Administratrix. Frank G. Dick, The Dalles, Oregon, Attorney for Administratrix. IN THE. CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN SUMMONS No. 2481 Edward E. Merges, Plaintiff -vs- Agnes NYS, Mary A. Hilton, foTne.ly Mlary A. Edwards, and Thomas Silverthorn, Defendants. TO: THOMAS SILVERTHORN, defendant above named: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby re American Red Cross Roll Call Poster fo r 1938. quired to appear and answer the a- mended complaint filed in the above entitled suit within four(4) weeks spent Tuesday night at the Roy from date of first publication of Barhet home. this summons, and if you fail so Mrs. Grace G:egg and daughters to appear and answer, for want Delores apd Frances and Mrs. thereof the plaintiff will apply to Eva Gregg and son June were to the above entitled Court for the dinner guests at ihe J. H. Wilson relief prayed for in his amended Complaint filed in this cause; such home Sunday. IN THE COT NTY COURT OF relief being (a) for judgment Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and THE STATE OF OREGON FOR against yo>u and each of the other son Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs. J. THE COUNTV' OF SHERMAN John Reckman had the misfor H. Wilson were dinner guests at named defendants for the sum of PR O P'T E DEPARTMENT $1500.00 with interest thereon at tune to lose his tank house and th? Chester Smith home near 8'.é per annum from October 1, CIT VTTON water tank Monday noon when his Moro, the occasion being the birth IT ’HE MATTER O F THE hired man started the engine and day anniversary of Mrs. John WH-- 1929, until paid,- such being the ESTATE OF ELISABETH DAVIS, amount owing upon a certain note v gaso lin e exp lo s ion occurred, — D’ X I VSED. Ncighobrs saved the dwelling from Mr and Mrs R N . McGlasson mentionedT therein, dated October To Guy Davis. Edna Davis, Ana 1, 1926, executed by defendant bu ning. - motored to Forest Grove Wednes- Agnes Nys and her then husband, or Anah Bea” hamp and to al! Mrs. Grace Gregg and daughter day ta spend the week end with Bernard Nys, and secured by a other persons unknown, if any such motored to Bend Wednesday after- home folks. They were accompa- mortgage dated November 18, there be interested in the Estate uoon and spent Thanksgiving day nied by Nellie Wilson who visited 1P26, covering real property sit of Elizabeth Davis, Deceased: with the former’s sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Sias over the uated in She: man County, Oregon, IN THE NAJJn OF THE STATE Earl G ^gg and family. Mrs. Earl, week end. OF OREGON. You are hereby described as. Gregg and son returned to Kent Mrs A j Decker of The Dalles commanded to ap->ea- in the Coun The Southwest quarter of the with Mrs. Grace <lr egg. ; and Mr> and Mra. Fred Sears of ty Court, of the State of Oregon, Southwest quarter of Section Íh íanksgiv- Poiitland were week end guests in and for the County of Sherman, L. W. Amick a Seventeen (17); the Southeast at the Court Hou ■» in the City of ing day at the li Of daughter, at the J. J. Decker home. quarter of Section Eighteen Moro on the 12th day of Decem ■Mrs. Wren Ho t Grass Val- j j r and Mrs j q Wilson motor- (18); the North half of the ber, 1938 at the hour of 2:00 p. m., ley whose birt nniversary ed t0 Ruf ua Friday where they Northeast quarter of Section of said day, ta show cause, if any was the above kA, Hogue pjcked up W. L. Wilson and Lois, Nineteen (19); the North half exist, why the Administratrix of received eighty birt»(laF' ap motoring to The Dalles and of the Northwest quarter of the above entitled ’"’«tate should cards. - * Section Twenty (20); all in , taking dinner at the Lillie Wisnes Township Four (4) South not sell the undivided 3-45 into'eat Mr. and Mrs. J, onton and home where Mrs. Wilson is recov- of said Elizabeth Davi-;, deceased, Ross were ering from a recent operation. Range Fifteen (15) East, Will daughter Carol an in the following described real amette Meridian, dinner guests Thu A j L at the L. W. C. Helyer made daily trips Sather home to Gresham last week hauling which mortgage was recorded on property: The West i of Section Thirty- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Paiil"rWilson and wheat to A. W. Metzger. January 10, 1927, in book S, page feur (34), Township Two (2), 397, Mortgage Records of said children and Lester i Wilson were Helen and Lester Wilson motor North Range Eighteen (18), dinner guests at theAVerne Mobley ed to Eugene Friday where Helen County, and which was assumed .. East of the Willamette Meri v ... . B . , / , . . by defendant Mary A. Hilton, then homo Thursday. Vli iw i’.l enter a school for beauty cul- , dian. and'the Southwest J of J ■ Mary A. Edwards, and her then bus Dinner guests at the J. C. Wil 7, Section Twenty Seven (27), Ure’ .I ’»and. George W. Edwards, by deed son home for Thanksgiving were: Township Two (2), North R obert Mitchell of Eugene and ' recorded February 1, 1932, in book Mrs. Ida Davis and daughter Range Eighteen (18), East of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beckadahl w page 287, Deed Records of said Pauline and G. Dcrama of- .Moro we e dinner guests at the J o h n r ^ y , and assumed by yoUf the Willamette Meridian, and and Mr. and. Mrs. Dick Reckman the No’theaat 1 of Section __________ , ?nid Thomas Silverthorn, toy deed Decker home. and daughter Margaret of Grass Thirty-three (83), Township .d r. and Mrs. Oscar Adams of recorded July 18, 1932, in book W, Valley and Mrs. Batty Kelly. Two (2), North Range Eigh Hood River were dinner guests at page 328, Deed Records of said Mr. and Mrs. GeOfige Wilson and teen (18), East of the Willam the J. L. Davis home Sunday. Cf-unty; and also for the sum of children and Mr. ^aod Mrs. J. M. ette Meiidian. Wilson and children were dinnei • Mr. and M-s. J. C. Wilson en- $39.83 with interest at 6 % per This citation is served upon you guests at the Carl Schadewftz tertained the following guests with annum from September 27, 1938, and each o f you persuant ta the ••'it oyster supper Tuesday evening: covering taxes thus far paid on home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Davis and son said real property; and the further Order of the Hono'oble George A. G. W. Barnet of The Dalles and Warren; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Me- sum of $250.00 attorney's fees, Potter, Judge of the above en Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jfiathes were Kuy; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlas- and his costs and disbursements titled Court, duly made and en dinner guests at tl& Roy Barnet son and George Conrad. j herein; and further, (b) for decree tered therein on November 5th, hume Thursday, ......fiiv,,. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and declaring said mortgage to be a 1938. Date of firsts publication Mr. and M f children and Lester Wilson were first, valid and subsisting lien upon November 11, 1938, date of last daughter La iRedmond dinner guests at the Verne Mobley the above described real property di publication December 2, 1938. - Witness my hand and the seal a » « « » « » . w « « w mh * m — -T h m » 1 a c tin g that same be foreclosed, • the property sold according ta of said Court affiled this 5th day i law and the proceeds applied to of November, 1938. Joe Truitt ward payment of the costs of sale Cle’k of the County Court. ar.d next to the sums for which judgment is prayed for and as may ibe granted as aforesaid, let Eureka Lodge No. 121'A-F & A-M Meets on the tet end ting the purchaser at such sale 3rd Thursday eve- i into possession of said real prop- ■in *s of each month. e: ty, and 'barring and foreclosing Viaiting members cor i you, and the other defendants dially invited to meet j named and all persons claiming with us. ^by, under or through the. defen dants, and each and all of them, Searil Searcy; W7 M . , C. V. Belknap, Recv. j of any and all right, title, claim j and interest in and to said real property, except only the statu- Moro Lodge No. U S, I. O. O. F. Moro, Oregon 1 tory right of redemption; and fur Meets 1st and 3rd ther, (c) for such other relief as Tuesdays in the to the Court may seem equitable I.O..O.F. hall Tran and proper. sient and visiting ' < This summons is served upon brothers are cordi i you pursuant to order of the Hon- ally invited to meet I orable Carl Hendricks, Judge of with us. j the above entitled Court, made and 5- Ralph E. Eakin, N. G. ! entered herein on or about on the Joe Truitt, Secretary. ! 28th day of Oct., 1938, by publica- | tion thereof once each week for Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O-E,K J four J4J co n sec u ti ve and xucces- Moro; Oregon sive weeks in the Sherman Coun Meets Every Second and ty Journal, a newspaper published Fourth Thursdays in each and generally circulated in Sher- Month. Visiting member» m in County, Oregon, the date of Invited M any m en w hen away from hom e make a practice first publication being hereinafter Kerrone Christianson W. M. stated. Ruth Sparling, Secretary. o f calling the family and keeping in close touch. Date of first publication, Nov ember 4, 1938; Protn 7 p.m . until 4:30 a.m., exceptionally attrac Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Date of last publication, Dec Moro, Oregon tive N IG H T rates are in effect to m ost long dis ember 2, 1938. Meet« 2d A 4th Tues HOWARD P. ARNEST day of each month. tance points. They are also in effect all day Sundays. Attorney for Plaintiff Visiting members wel ' 4 J __ * Post Office and office address: j come. 1425 Yeon Building) Thelma Miller, N.G. THE PACIFiC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Portland, Oregon. ’ Florence Johnstaa,Sec Tank House Burns On Kent Farmstead — “ GEE, DADDY, — ----- YOU SOUND NATURAL!” I . I "" IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP O T GIMOYS MARIE DAVIS, A Minor. ' CITATION To Mary E. Davis, mother and next of kin of said minor, and ta all other persons interested in the Estate of said Minor: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You nr« hereby com manded to appear in the Countjr , Court, of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Sherman, at the Court House in the City of Moro on the 1st day* of December, 1938» at the hour of 2:00 o'clock p. m., of said day, to sh e -’ cause, if any exist, why tha guardian of the above entitled estate should not sell the undivided l-27th inter est of Mid Minor io the following described real property, to-wrt: The West i of Section Thirty- four (34), Township Two (2 ), North Range Eighteen (18), East of the Willamette Meri dian, and the S o u th ^ st 1 of Section Twenty Seven (27), e Township Two (2>,- North Range Eighteen (18). East of the Willamette Meridian, and the Northeast i of Section Thirty-three (33), Township Two (2 ), North Range Eivht- teen (18), East of the Willam ette Meridian. This citation is served upon you and each of you pursuant to the Order of the Honorable George A. P o tte d Judge, of the above en titled Court, duly made and en tered therein on October 26, 1988. Date of first public" * Ion November 4, 1938, date of laat publication November 25, 1938 Witness my hand and seal of seid Court affixed this 26th day of October, 1938. • JOE TRUITT Clerk of the Coufity Court <7^-
