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t Ä t SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1989
of human nature. When a man— '
OUR FELLOW DRIVERS
By Mu.il^
whether he. be a sailor just off the Statehouse Gossip
heat with his moneÿ in his pock
Sherman C o u ty Observer
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et or a state official or legislator
Established N ot . 2, 1888
with a filled treasury—has money in which the legislators would
Grass Valley Journal
meet for two or three weeks to
1 he spends it.
Established Oct. 14, 1897
receive bilk then go home for a
k
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CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 ' .The thought has now coine to few weeks to ponder over the
many
of
thé
legislators
that
the
Wasco News-Enter prise
• surest way to prevent excess ex various measures and get the re-«
Established Nov. 1891
penditures is to net raise the mon- action of their constituents after
IONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 Cy unless absolutely necessary. which they would return to Salem
Those from Kent who attended
, It is passible that it will be found prepared to act. The other Kenin
Pomona grange at Rufus Satur
Published Every Friday at
, necessary to raise some more proposal revolves around the
day were: Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
money for the relief of property Kansas plan of a legislative coun
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mor
Moro, Oregon
but there is no assurance it would cil to be composed of five sena
row, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes,
Giles L. French
Editor remain as property tax relief— tors, five representatives, the
i
.
Mr. and M rs.L. Sather, R. N. Mc-
Speaker of the House, President
!
and
that
is
the
objection.
Glasson,
C. B. Andrews and Mrs.
Entered as second-class matter at
of the Senate and a representa
J. C Wilson..
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
tive of the governor. This coun
Mrs. R. N. MoGlasson returned
nnder Act . of Congress of March
cil would meet periodically be
to
her home here Saturday after
5. 1879.
tween sessions to receive and con
spending three weeks at Forest
sider proposed legislation sifting
« e m b e r-
—
Grove caring for her mother who
out the good from the bad and
was convalescing from a recent
N'ewsoaper PiblWeX
passing on worthwhile proposals
operation.
to
the legislature at its regular
F'ium The Observer March 9, 1900
Oneita Flinty returned to her
session. A research ¡bureau would
home here Friday from Co>berg
The marriage of Miss Pearl also ‘be set up to assist the council
where she had been for several
Montgomery and E. B, Rinearson in its work by gathering informa
months.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
last week is announced.
tion as to how proposed legisla
R. N. McGlasson and Charles
Officers
were
elected
at
the
tion
has worked in other states
Bothwell were dinner guests at
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Moro school meeting Monday as that might have tried it out, etc.
the J. C. Wilson home Thursday
Payable in Advance
follows;
Clerk R. E. Hoskinson,
On the other side of the law
evening.
ONE YEAR ...... ..................... >1.60
director, J. M. Parry re-elected. making mill Representative Hen
Nellie Wilson went to Bend
Board ,/npw stands Ginn, Hosford ry Semon of Klamath county h«k
Thursday
where she spent, the
M A RCH 10, 1939
and Parry .
come forth with a proposal to
week end with her sifter* Mrs. H.
Art Barnum and Lloyd Smith stream line the Oregon legisla
C. Nelson and family.
hnve
returned from business col ture in order to speed it up. In
LAND USE
Marion Morrow was in The
Travelers
8efety
Servlet
lege in Portland.
stead of waiting until January to
Dalles Saturday for medical care.
A son was born to the wife of convene, Semon proposes that the
Land use is comparatively new
Kent grange is sponsoring •
"So he won't dim his bright lights, <h! Wall, I'll five him min«,
Chris
Anderson March 4th.
lawmakers gather at Salem, in
term for an old age subject; ero
program consisting of three one
Rutledge school opens next December to organize and set up
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act plays and various other num
sion and the means that should be Monday, Miss Ward teacher.
its big committees like the ways
bers
here Saturday evening, Mar.
taken to curt> it.
Kent district elected True Moen and means, taxation and revenue, cced F. L. TouVelle of Jackson
Reminiscent of the Malayan
11. The school band will play, style
Kaseberg
Family
of architecture la this beau
The bill that has passed the director, and Walter Bennett, etc. Then the other members ville whose term expires March
which will be followed by a dance tiful doorway at the base of one
Oregon house of representatives clerk. The board stands, Craig, would return to their homes, leav 31, and who does, not seek reap
John C. Kaseberg, who came to and supper later m the evening. of the Towers of the East at the
to permit the creation of soil con G. W. Spoonemore and Moen.
ing these committees in the capi- pointment.
Mr. and Mrs. -Robert Schilling 1939 Golden Gate International
what
is now Sherman county in
servation districts is merely a
tol to work at their several prob --------------------- - ’ A
and daughter Bobertta, and Mary I Exposition. At the door la pretty
1882,
from
St.
Louis,
Missouri
by
From
the
Observer
Mar.
11,
1910
legislative aid to those who want
lems unmolested by lobbyists or LETTER TO THE EDITOR
the way of Wiila Walla, was the and Sammie Lyons were dinner 'Jeanne Bon.
to dd something to prevent their
M. M. Hosmer, who has bought the details of routine lawmaking.
father of one of the most success guests at the Jay McKay home
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
land from 'blowing or washing the Meach property and will open Then when the session convened Continued from page one.
Sunday.
away and it further permits them a paint and^paper store, was voted in January the financial picture- west side of Cascade Mountains ful families to till the fertile slopes
THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Alfred Lyons and son Earl and
of the county. He was born in
to enlist the aid of the federal by the Dorcas society the work of at least, would be pretty well , set September 1st.)
SHERMAN
COUNTY
“I have a nfece (Mrs. Harriot L. Germany in 1832 and came to .he W B. Wilson were in The Dalles
government and its agencies in painting the Presbyterian church up and a definite course charted
Sunday
to
visit
Jackie
Lyons
who
United
States
when
a
young
mar.
SUMMONS
the fight.
and parsonage.
by which they could steer in sail Wilson) living in Oakland, Califor and leared the trade of wagon is in a hospital there.
FredKrusow, Plaintiff, -vs-
nia,
5216,
Desmond
street.
If
you
Soil conservation is compara
The sage of ralibittsville got to ing into the problems that beset
A dance was sponsored by the J. Kenneth McKean, Administra-
aee the! big fair this year, call on maker.
tively new having come to this the Hotel Dalles banquet all every legislature.
He took up land west of Wasco, Kent high school .Saturday eve- I tor of the estate of J. C. McKean,
her.
She
was
bom
at
the
mouth
of
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nation since the land has all been right. When Wm. McMurray and
after spending a short time at W’al- ning, March 4. at which time fifty I deceased; J. Kenneth McKean and
taken up by settlers. There be the other boys turned .back on
The House had to knock the Des Chutes February 14, 1860.
la Walla with his two brothers who one numbers were sold. Part of Velma > McKean, husband and
‘‘Glad to answer any questions had preceded him west. Nine
ing no source on which to draw account of the flood, Bro. Bennett barbers out twice before they
the r-rceed- wiH po for new I wife; Georgia Kinsley and Byron
new land naturally follows that just kept on swimming. That was would admit defeat. A bill apon- j any time.
children were born to Mr Kaseberg i bssibell equipment for the school. I Kinsley, wife and husband; Mur-
we must be careful of what we Flood B. 1910.
sored by the barbers would have Robert Graham. 210 No. 6 street, and his wife whom he married ini- J. C Wilson and J. S. Fritts | iel Jean McKean, a single person;
now have.
Charles Huck has finally real created a board similar to the
YakimWy-Washington. 1863, after he had served some I were business visitors at Moro Mark Skinner as Superintendent
It is probable that western Ore ized his hopes of a home and an milk control board. Under its
time in the Union army in the civil and Grass Valley Thursday.
of Banks of the State of Oregon;
“Let me add that coming to John war.
gon will receive greater 'benefit active business ni Moro. His provisions 70 percent of the
Oscar Adams of Hood River Sherman County, a municipal
Of the son« Henry and William, was a ?usine«s visitor at the J. L. corporation; the unknown heir a
under the law—if it becomes law home is the R. M. Brash proper barbers in any locallity would Day river from east the water in
—than will eastern Oregon where ty First and Court, and his busi have been authorized to fix prices the river is in plain view from the now deceased, John, Ed and zllbert Davis home Wednesday.
of J. C. McKean, deceased, and
most of the work has been done to ness is the garage, with equip for shaves and haircuts and to top of the hill (not so with the nil farmed in this county. Henry
E. J. Barnet of Condon was at also all other persons or parties
date. The slopes of the western ment of new and up to date ma establish hours of work. Defeat- I ^ cs Chutes) and if your father moved to Walla Walla befo’c his K’nt Tuesday when he moved the unknown having or claiming to
ed early in the week when it came i reached Polk county as early as death and John end Ed have retired household goods of Allen Bekka- have any right, title, estate, lien
counties have been deprived of chinery.
their timber through cutting by*' From the Observer Mar. 12, 1920 up in the House it was later August crossing tire Barlow road end live in Portland. .Albert, the dahl to his ranch where Mr. Bek- or interest in and to the real
resurrected and voted down again John Day might not have boon low youngest s<m, still farms the ori kadahl will be employed in the property as in the complaint de
man or through fire. Fern and
(depending on the seaBon) but us ginal homestead although he lives future.
scribed,
occasionally brush covers the
Dr. C. L. Poley reports the ar later in the week.
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ually it is fordable mdst anywhere in Wasco, where he is city council
ground and with the heavy rains rival of a nine pound daughter at
Mr. and Mrs. Volna Guyton,
Defendants.
of that area the land is steadily the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
A proposal to recreate the summer or fall. The east bank be man and member of the buard of who have been living in town.
To the unknown heirs of J. C.
state game commission into a low the ford is steep ajid would be directors of the co-operative grain Inst Week moved to the ranch I /McKean, deceased, and also aH
washing away so that it is of lit ford Bel she, March 9th.
tle value.
wildlife
conservation commission hard for stock to get out. Trust growers.
A license to wed was issued in
south of town, farmed “by William I other persons or parties unknown
Daughters were Augusta, who
got
no
place
quick. Twenty-five ing this will suffice, I subscribe,
The
Dalles
last
week
to
Earl
J.
I saving or claiming to have any
One of the major problems of
married W. R. Copeland of Walla
Jackie Lyons was taken to The I right, title, estate, ien or inter-
this session, despite the greater Brown and Miss Minnie McKin of the senators voted against the Robert M. Graham.”
Walla, Mary who. died in childhood, Dalles Tuesday night for medi- I est in the real property described
proposal with only three voting
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bally-hoo that comes to more ney.
Lizzie,
who married W. C. Bennett <-a! care. He was suffering fro m in p la in tiff’s complaint on file in
for
it.
Not
that
they
Objected
to
Oscar Twinkus, head salesman
T. W. Alley and wife left Wed-
spectacular bills, will be the step
p.pd
Amelia,
now Mrs. G. H. Root a deep cold, ear trouble and ser- | the above entitled cause and
that may be taken to reseed this nesday for a short visit in The the proposed change in name but for Junior Daggetts’ sawdust fac of Wasco.
as
the
new
commission
would
have
ious nos? bleeding, and is now a in this summons described, DE
tory, was the guest of honor at a
land to permanent grass so that Dalles. The Alley brothers, T. W
The Kaseberg holdings now
it will produce an income for «fid E. M. expect to leave within been clothed with much greater special meeting of the Eola Poker stretch over a large part of the patient in the Mid-Columbia hos FENDANTS:
some settler and a tax income "the next week upon a summer authority than the present game and Asthma club Saturday night. north slope of Gordon ridge and pital.
IN THE NAME OF THE
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sather STATE OF OREGON: You, and
touring auto trip to their old commission andi. the lawmakers Oscar pulls a flush or a wheeze ore recognized as being among the
for some county.
apparently thought that was go with the greatest of ease.
and daughter Helen were over
The natural wealth of western home in Tennessee.
best wheat farms of the county.. night guests of the former’s par each of you, are hereby required
ing a bit too far. -
“Business
is
so
quiet,”
says
ha,
Dell
M.
W
right
had
on
display
OregQJtJ was largely In their lim
— '■ •-!■■■.......... .. o'"’ «♦ ■ ' »............ you can hear the notes drawihg in • Mr. Kaseberg retired to a home, ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sather, here to appear and answer the com
ber. When that was cut off times at the Ross store this week a pair
plaint filed against you in the
Motorists were spared another terest clear down at the First Na in Walla Walla in l»01 and died Saturday night. ,...’
were good and towns sprung up of spurs and riding bit done in
above
entitled court and cause
th
e
”
?
in
1906,
followed
by
hi«
wife
J. M. Wilson and son Jerry Jr within foiJr week, from th(, date
and became prosperous. Now the mild steel inlaid with gold and 50 cent dig at their bank rolls tional Bank.”
in
1308.
have been suffering from cold and of the first publication of this
timber is going or is gone and silver made to order for lAllen when the senate voted down a
proposal
to
increase
the
price
of
ear trouble for several ays.
there is no work for the men and Murray and a riding bit done in
summons as hereinafter stated,
an
operator’s
permit
by
that
mild
steel
inlaid
with
silver
made
the land that one time produced
and if you fail to so answer said
amount. The extra “four bits”
the world’s best timber is lying for L. V. Moore.
Complaint or otherwise appear or
vas to go into a fund from which
plead in this cause, plaintiff, for
unused with erosion wearing it Grass Valley Journal:
hospitals would be reimbursed for
want thereof, will apply to the
away with frequent rains.
the care of indigent victims of
court for ther relief as prayed for
Frank Chapman of Sheridan, traffic accidents.
Much of this land is owned by
in plaintiff’s complaint, to-wit:
has
received
10
pounds
of
Sher
the counties having been taken
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BEER
FIRST: For a decree that there
over through tax foreclosures or man county’s famous Mexican red
Reappointment of Herman Oli
is now due and unpaid on the
deeds on account of taxes. An beans grown by Harry Key, and ver of John Day as a member of
TAXES
promissory notes and the mori- '
attempt is being made to classify will test them out near Sheridan the state board of higher educa
gage set forth and described in
it as fit for reforestation or for this season.' Mr. Key will plant tion was announced this week by
plaintiff’s complaint, the sum of
grazing. When this is done the 300 acres near Grass Valley this Governor Sprague. It is und
$1,275.43, witfh interest thereon
season.
land must be put back into use
-T H E
-TH E
from December 8, 1937, at the
John Conroy sold to Henry Pat-, erstood that Oliver will resign
by seeding of grass or of trees.
from the education board to ac
rate of eight per cent per annum
AGED
UNEMPLOYED
Fire is the menace that compli jens 1500 head of mixed yearling cept appointment to the highway
until
paid: the further sum of
sheep
at
$13.75,
to
be
delivered
cates the program and the cost
commission when E. B. Aldrich of
$451.51 as taxes paid by the plain-
of preventing it is a serious May 15th.
Pendleton resigns his post later
tifi assessed against the real
drain on property owners and
in the year. In the meantime
property described in said mort
counties. This expense will be Frozen Assets
the governor is expected to an
gage: the further sum of $200.00
moderated when the land is prop
nounce the appointment of a new
attorney
fee, together
with
erly cared for under the program ’ /Byrd Trowbridge, who helped us highway commissioner from the
plaintiff’s
costs
and
disburse
pick
six
quarts
of
ahoke
cherries
that is being made possible under
ments. SECOND: For a decree
on Charley’s dude ranch, over a: first congressional district to suc-
the present program.
foreclosing plaintiff’s said mort
John Day, last October, has wrote
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
gage and as recorded in Book “T”
us an epistle card. Says:
Meets on the 1st and
of Mortgages of Sherman County,
TAX PROBRAM
“Right here in the midst of a
3rd Thursday eve
Oregon, at page 415 thereof, and
Best guess at what the legis hard winter our nice new furnace
nings of each month.
covering the following described
lature will do about taxes and ex has went and petered out. Charley
Visiting members cor
real property in Sherman County, t
penses is that it will adjourn soon fed it so much green apple wood it
Oregon, to-wit;
dially
invited
to
meet
without having levied any new get the colTc something fkree. A-
All of Lot Six and the West
with
us.
.
taxes of consequence, that it will bout all a body can do now is to A. B. Christianson W. M.
Half of Lot Seven in Block
COLLCCTCO
,
provide for the relief and pension sit and raise goose bumps and knit
”C”,
Barnum’s ' Addition, to
•
C.
V.
Belknap,
Secy.
payments on much the same sche gloves for the cows, to keep the Moro Lo^ge No. 11S, f. O. O. F.
the City of Moro in Sherman
dule as at present and that state milk from freezing. Hoping you
County, Oregon,
THROUGH FEDERAL, STATE
Moro, Oregon
institutions unii be held to a striot are the same.”
and
decreeing that the said mort
AND LOCAL AGENCIES, A SHARE
Meet» 1st and 3rd
limit of expense for the coming
IN
BEER
REVENUE
FOR
!<J3g
gaged
premises he sold in ‘h •
OF THE NATIO NS HUGE $ 4 0 0
Your old college chum, Byrd.
Tuesdays in the
biennium.
manner
prescribed by law and
MILLION YEARLY BEER REVENUE
(
SOURCE
OF
DATA:
L IQ U O R . C O N T R O L C O M M I S S I O N )
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
that
all
interest
or claim of inter
COMES BACK TO BENEFIT
Demand for a sales tax was
sient .and visiting
THIS C O M M U N IT Y ’
est
on
the
part
of e-ch an I all
heavy during the first days of the O A F E T y S O N N £ 7 5
brothers are cordi
of the defendants herein bp fo -e -
session as many had pledged
•
ally invited to meet
closed and barred, excepting only
themselves to give larger pen
with
us.
the statutory right of redemption,
sioni or to definitely relieve prop
Ve non Miller, N. G.
and for such other relief • as to
erty taxes in the state. If a sales
Joe Truitt, Secretary.
the court may seem proper.
tax is passed—and it is still pos
sible—it will be mainly for the
Survice of this summons ¡a
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S <
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-P U B L IC
latter purpose.
made upon you by publication .
Moro, Oregon
E D U C A TIO N
in the Sherman Countv Journal,
INSTITUTIONS
The result of sales or gross
Meets Every Second and
1 1
a
newspaper of general circula
income taxes
in
neighboring
Fourth Thursdays in each
BEEira nation-wide taxes of a million dollars bility to enforce the law. But they are cooper
tion. printed and published week- -
slates is not as satisfactory as it
Month. Visiting members
a day make it possible for the government to ating with all enforcement officials. . . to see ’
ly at Moro in Sherman O un'y.
sounded a couple of years ago.
Invited
provide many things that would otherwise in to it that the laws you have made are rigidly
Oregon, or.cn a week for four con
observed. -
,k; _
Rose Amidon, W,M. ___^ ,i.
crease everybody’s taxes.
secutive we^ks hr virture of an
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
In preserving this revenue for the nation,
May we send 70a a booklet discussing this
order made in th:s cause :v the
from its sales tax and of Wash-
the brewers recognize that the retailing of forward-looking program of the brewing in
H-onora’
l? Cari Hendricks; Judge
beer must give no offense to anyone.
dustry? Address: United Brewers Industrial
of the abov1 •'n'itlrd court on the
It is not, of course, the brewers’ responsi- Foundation, 19 East 40th S t, New York, H Y.
21 s' day of February, 1939.
Oiegon was missing something.
The date of the first publica
tion of this summons is February
both states that they are' in the
»1. 1939.
C. L. Pepper
Postoffice Address: The Dalles, •
well known and aged pecularity
Oregon.
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF.
Kent People
Attend Pomona
Grange at Rufus
In Other
(■1
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Daysj
Facts That Concern
HELP SUPPORT THEM!
THE STATE OF OREGON
$ 6 2 3 ,4 8 3 .6 1
B E E R .. .a
beverage o f moderation
T ow er o f East