Sherman County journal., June 30, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SH ER M A N COUNTY JO U R N A L . MORO. OREGON
1
f t , m t t t t t C a t t t t l g 3< oM rr a l
Sherm an C ounty O bserver •'
E stablished N ov. 2, 1888 «
,
G rass V alley Journal
E stablished Oct. 14, 1897
JO N SO LID A TED March 6, 1931
W asco N ew s-E n ter prise
E stablished N ov. 1891
ZONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
Published E v ery F riday a t
Moro, O regon
« lie s L. French
Editor
Entered as secon d -class m a tter at
the Postoffice at„ Moro, Oregon
nnder A ct o f C ongress o f March
5. 1879.
Oatfi
PoiListh
PER
I AT I OB
„O FFIC IA L C O U N TY P A P E R
SU B SC R IP T IO N R A TES
P ayable in Advance
O N E Y E A R ............................... $1.5(
J U N E 30, 1939
T H E W IN D
T here is an old jta t about r
strunger in th is county who war
listen in g to a native. The Sher
»nan countain w as tellin g aboui
how the w est wind kept the whea;
green and g ro w in g and that ever
if it didn't rain th is county woult'
grow lu xu rian t crops o f grain. The
stra n g er stopped him to inquire
how lo n g ^ t had to blow before th<
ground becam e m uddy.
A bit o f doubt about the efficac?
o f the wind as a bringiT o f m ois
ture is, o f course, natural. This
year is one o f th e finest exam ples
how ever, o f th e value o f coo'
w eather and the w e st wind as r
m eans o f p erm ittin g the w heat tr
make the fu lle s t use o f available
m oisture in the ground.
W inter w heat has had a good’
supply o f deep soil m oistu re tr
draw from th is y ea r but even thi*
would not have been sufficient ir
itse lf w ith o u t cool w eather. T hr
sp rin g grain has not rooted verc
deep and would have been a tota’
loss w ithout the cool b reeze the'
cam e from the Cascades.
We o ften curse the wind in th r
ccu fifry .” When it rises to h u m ’
cane proportions and w h istles ove-
tne hills taking th e d u st from tb'
.fields w ith it there is no jo y to b'
found in it. B u t whan it com *(
dav a fter d ay w ith cooling fresh
m s s *nd in m odest v elocity as i*
has thi# spring it is a benefactor
indeed.
O ther places have raised statue'
to anim als th a t aided them , a*
the M ormons are said to ‘ have
built a sta tu e o f the gull, and were
it p o ssftle we m ig h t appropriate!1
raise som e so r t o f m em orial to tb
wind fo r certa in ly its help in pre
d u rin g this crop is w o rth y o
com m em oration.
G O V E R N M E N T L E N D IN G
T he plan o f the p resid en t’s tr
loan c itiz e n s w ho w a n t m ore mon
<y the funds th ey desire m ay b1
an ex cellen t m ove from a politi
cal point o f view . iFrom an eco­
nom ic standpoint it is absolutely
w ithout m erit.
A ny b u sin essm an or other citi
ten wbo is a sa fe risk can borrov
m oney now cheaper than ever (be
fore in his life and th e ’b anks ar
^ fu ll o f m oney th a t is only wait
ing fo r som e one to use it who car
pay it back. The govemmen*
m ight g et som e o f these loans
probably would, but it would alsc
g e t -m any loans tbat w ere not sr
good and would resu lt in a loss.
F oreclosures under the H.O.L.C
and ’other governm ent lendin'
a g en cies have already been sta r t­
ed and no one dares prophecy hov
much w ill be the total loss.
T he lending o f m oney to bus’
ness men is very dangerous ir
another w ay. Som e one m ay Tr
str u g g lin g a lo n g under h is o v -
pow er, borrow ing m oney from tb'
^suk when needed, p a y in g his
bills and b u ild in g u p a business
The governm ent could lend a fly .V
n ’gh t com petitor som e m oney tr
start a com peting business and pu‘
the man w ho has been m aking P
. h im self out o f b u sin ess.
{ * J ’ hari for » ov«rxm ent tr
interfere Wlth b u s in g s o f anv
it.
h* ndi<-'>PPi"<r som e of
D-n If W8'»,11* irri<r*t’°" of the
C,Lu/ Wa’h,n£ton south of Gran?
.
" j ° ffiT com petition tr
heat and stock grow ers o f the
o rth w est through governm ent aid
for that land under irrigation w il’
” ever pay fo r th e c o st entailed
To get the m oney to lend the
governm ent w ill
have to tax
those who have m ade som ething
from business. T h ey w ill indi­
rectly be p aying m oney to those
who start com petition w ith them.
It m ay be fine p olitics; it is un­
doubtedly poor governm ent.1*
T h is man A rthur Donovan would
be ah ex cellen t referee for the
L eagu e o f N a tio n s— if w e had a
L ea g u e o f N atio n s. H e would
atop all rows be/ore anyone was
hurt. -
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— 5 — r - ■
E. E. Brodie w as one o f Ore­
go n a o u tsta n d in g citizen s, having
served as m in ister to tw o foreign
nation s, and h a v in g m aintained an
in terest in public affairs over a
lo n g and a c tiv e life .
N IN E T E E N F O U R T E E N
'tw en ty five years ago this week
e erand duke w a s shot and killed
i , f out'heastem E urope. He w asn ’t
r.uuh o f a duke but he w as th?
kc-i to the ruler o f (Austria w hose
t:ni? had about run. A nd because
o f lhat the arm ies began to march
ti’iat had been trained sin c e b o y ­
hood for such a chance. The duke
was, a m ere excuse. T he nations
v i! ted pow er and trade and te r ­
ritory.
/ fter tw en ty five y ea rs it is
possible to ev a lu a te to som e de-
the result o f the w ar although
the job can be done lbett?*r in fifty
or o'hundred years.
R -fore 1914 th e w orld had long
b: e:i at peace ex cep t m inor w ars
' vhich the R usso-Japanese con­
i ’ •! w as the g r e a te st. T here w as
?•»« ugh of th is w orld for all to
ind w ear and a place fo r near-
’ everyone to w ork. It -w as a
■» m ocratic w orld and more nations
Vi >e ruled by parlim ents than ever
before.
N ow m illions o f men and women
*•» w ithout sufficient food, have
-~t their hom es, there is no trade
w orthy o f figh tin g over and fa c ­
ias ajl over the w orld are idle
The people have control of tfheir
Tovernm cnts in ¡but a fe w nations
m l d ictators rule instead.
And
m i'lions of m en, who in 1914 were
'■•.■‘gin n in g to plan their lives in a
n • ict ful world, are now dust. 'N
The world is g e ttin g ready for
m o th er war. It is lik e the m ar
\h o cut off one hand in a buzz
w. who in h is anger, shoved the
vthcr hand into the saw as w ell.
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F R ID A Y . J U N E ao, j e » 9
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Statehouse Gossip
(C ontinued from p age o n e )’
th u e u n lo b elon gin g, or in
w ise appertaining.
C. C. W ILSO N
Sheriff
6-30: 7-7-21
O R ta c r t
and w ill a llo w CCC crew s to be
rushed, to dan ger areas m uch fa ste r
th a n in th e p a st.
'. S ta te F orester J. W. F ergu son
has predicted a b rillia n t fu tu re for
the new m ethod o f fire control. , > .F»*.-
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VISIT ■..W A SW K -T
NOTICE O F F IN A L S E T T L E ­
M EN T
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ,
T hat the undersigned, H a rv ey F .
S io n ., A dm inistrator o f th e E s­
ta te o f Grace G. Isa a cs deceased,
has filed in th e C ounty Court o f
the S tate o f O regon, his final ac­
count, and th a t T uesday, A u g u s4
1st, 1939 at 10 a. m ., has been fixed
hy said Court as the tim e fo r hear­
ing objections to said report, and
Ihe settlem en t thereof.
H arvey F . S to n e,
A dm inistrator o f the E s­
ta te o f Grace G. Isaacs
D eceased.
Gavin & Gavin,
A ttorneys.,
A N D R A D IO O l ì
The sta te suprem e cou rt build­
ing, oldest o f th e capitol group,
w ill be rem odeled (faring July
w hile the co u rt is on vacation.
The work w ill cost about $25,-
000. B efore th e new sta te library
building w as com pleted a few
m onths ago, th e library w a s on th-c
.ground floor o f the cou rt “building.
On the sapie floor w a s th e a tto r ­
ney g en era l’s office and th e super­
intendent of public instruction.
U nder the new plan the attorney
g en eta l and tb* 'clerk o f the su ­
prem e co u rt'w ill share the ground
0«‘or.
in the nast the court
l’brary w ill occupy th e seen n i
qooT. wtfeh private cham bers for
*he -justices and th ° m ain co nr*
room on t h - third floor.
O ther F u’ldinr*'? of thè ranjfn’
group, be«:dpre the poiv e<»©i*n1
’ elf, are, the s ta te office building,
'he A gricultural building, th e new
state h e a tin g nlant, and the new
’ta te library. T h e group m ake un
one £>f the m ost modern cen itol
'»nits in the U nited 'States.
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any­
N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS T R A -
,
T R IX ‘S SA L E OF R EA L EST A T E
N otice is given that E lva A.
B iy a n t,
ad m in istratrix
of
the
e sta te o f W illiam C. B ryant, de-
ci'a^ed. w ill sell on and a fter July
29, 1939, to the h ig h est and best
R E G O N 4-H Club work con­
Radio Corporation of America
tinues to gr places under the
The three weeks jaunt is provided
O leadership
of the state extension by the company as the award in
service. Representatives of the
the 1938 national social progress
P olitical a c tiv ity in Salem is at
W illakenzie4 W ide-A w ake Club of
program in which the club of 21
l stan d still. There are still m aior
E ugene Arc showrt h k e receiving1 boys and girls won national
1’»pointments» to be made bv-«Gov-
a'send-off from State Leader H. C.
honors. Top and center are club
Seymour and friends on their de­
•»or Charles A . Snraeme. bu* hr
members Helen Michael and Mar­
parture
via
Southern
Pacific’s
Ore­
’’’LECTION PR E C IN C T S
tak in g his t ;me stu d vin g them
jorie Jensen and at the right is
gonian for a cross country educa-
In recent years there has beer
Of m ost j n t è r e s t at the prp’B'’r \
local leader Mrs. Edna MichaeL
i.onal trip including W ashington,
' tendency to reduce th e number
r»o
an fain m ^ n tof a successor
They went by w ay of N ew Orleans
i \ C., and the National 4-H Club
'f election precincts in th is coun-
and return through Chicago, visit­
» A rthur K. McMahan as a mem-
c-n ip , and Radio City, New York,
v as w ell as in m any others h?r of the sta te liquor control
where tl»c ^arty will be guests of
ing the tw o world’s fairs enrotfte.
Vhere it has been ddne is has me'
om m ission.
vith approval o f a vast m ajority
McMahan resigned m an y w eeks
P T Vy’TIM, HERO
A ccording to law any changr ago 'but no successor has beer
m th ese precincts m ust be mad'
hosen.
• t the July county court m eeting
Other appointm ents pending a rc­
’•r’viou s to a prim ary election. A a i the various m em bers o f r£ountv
' % w is necessary that another ’'el’c f/ com rtiittces, which since th^
T ogon prim ary be held in May ast legisla tu re are known as Pub
m eans that if anv ch an ges ar lie W elfare com m ittees.
-> be made for the 1940 election'
♦ • •
h?y m u st be m ade a t the ney'
O ne o f th e “ m ost flagrant e x ­
T he program , in general fo l­
"•»»ion of the court. It will T'
am ples o f m isbranding the d ip a rt-
low s:
’’(‘Id J u ly 5.
m ent has com e across in several
A petition indicating th a t th'
Saturday, Ju ly 1, 9 p. m., dance
m o n th s’’ h as been unearthed and
- ‘»•rs of a precinct w ant to con
disposed o f b y th e sta te d ep art­ at Ye Okie M ille, music by Top
olidate w ith another precinct ir
H etters; Saturday at 6 p. m. Monte
m ent o f agriculture.
ufficient to cause the court tr
Carlo
Fun
H ouse, 7 . W ashington
H arry F ranklin Gardner w as
” ke t h e ! change.
Several f | v
a t r i i t b etw een Secop’4. and Third
»rristed
near
A
lbany
charged
w
ith
olidattons have* been discussed
He streets.
** *e a n j if th ey are still de- m isbranding food flavoring.
S unday, July 2, Baseball gam e
had been se llin g “lem on e x tr a c t.”
’ ed they m ust be mad° now for
w hich he said w as trip le str e n g th . fe a tu r in g
St. H elens vs. The
’0?0.
D epartm ent »investigators sakl D alles S eaports, 2:30 p. m., a t
♦hut instead of tr ip le stren gth the R ecreation park.
*tuff w as not erven sin gle earength,
M onday, July 3: M onte Carlo
and w as o f no value w h atever in Fun H ouse, 6 p. m .; 1 Portland P o­
flavoring food«.
lice D epartm ent M otorcycle show,
Gardner w as fined $.50 and c o sts, 8 p. m.; T reasure Island Revue,
’n»m the O bserver June 29, 190f ’nd 65 sm all b ottles and th ree 1-
Ready for all eventualities, wheth­
IL p. m . to m idnitrht; E ig h t Queens
er it be a fair dam sel stricken with
Mrs. H iginbotham and d au gh ­ gallon ju gs o f th e fluid w ere
of Sw ing, a ll-g ir ls’ orchestra, at hero-worship or in distress from
ters are v isitin g in the east.
seized.
Y<> Olds Mill. '
ocean w aves, two-year-old Teddy
P resen t councilm en
at More
T uesday, Ju ly 4: C ity of The
R am say stands ready for action on
were Brock, Elrod, G ill, Holder
D
alles
aw
akened
at
6
a.
m.
by
thé
M iami, F la., beach.
Recorder J.M .
P arry,
Marshal
d
ynam
ite
blasts;
annual
B
reak­
H oggard. ’
fa st club b reak fast- at 6 a. m.; A hem !
Dr. S m ith ’s team took leave
ares-w id e tran a n d ' skeet <vent
F irst G uest (a t ta b le ): -Will
Saturday even in g w hile the. docto
'a
t
9
a.
m.I
ScrewibalKparade,
10
yf
u pass the lim burger?
w as sh u ttin g a g ate. T h ey ran
a. m.; M onte Carlo Fun House.
Second D itto :— Oh, yes. Certain-
Tom T aylor B erg in ’s to Lone Rock
10 a. m . to close of d $ y : Jack Co- 1V
»leaking the b u ggy pole.
Third D itto:— I pass too!
d
v ’s OJvmpic 'sw im m ers at new
The recent rains cause- conflict-
Dallps c ity n atstoriu m . 11 a. m."
'•ng em otions am ong the farm ers
Tt is hard on th e curing hay bu
fl*e fig h ter’s com notitinn on Third
lust su its the g ro w in g grain.
street, fea tu rin g The D alles fore“ S H E R IF F ’S SA L E
„ W e ss; Rigdon and John Collie*
a g a in st another Tire figh tin g unit
In virtue o f an E xecution is­
T ove a 4-horse team up Buck
, 12:90 n. m-; Ba«ebaJl double head- sued out o f th e C ircuit Court up­
H ollow from S h earer’s .bridge t
fea tu rin g Th« D »lles Seaport® on a decree in favdr o f Bertha
he mouth o f F in n egan . It w asn ’t
vs. Am erican Colored' G ian ts. 1 Louise Bolton and a g ain st E. Fred
t load th at one could bow l ove»-
o m.: Tin Lizzie D 'rb r, 50 ouarte«- P ickett et al in the sum of $5000.-
nd listen to the m usical hum of plan is to kind a lm o st four billion oiile H ps for stock m o d e ls .-6:
00 w i'h interest thereon at the
he hub spinning on its a x is—«but dollar^ to self-liq u id a tin g projects, '■< m ; d«neo
rale of e ig h t per cent per annum
hf v caught 60 trou t by the w ay to S ou th A m erican countries, etc.
Onrpns of Sw ing, nlus floor show from June 15, 1933, »and $369.75
II. A. P age is building a cold T hose receiving loans are to repay
eitv auditorium : illum ined w 4t«r w ith in terest thereon from .June
forage room a t the c ity m arket the principal and in terest, and the
28, 1939, a g a in st the sam e d efen ­
From the O bserver July 1, 1910 in terest on $3,840,000,000 would at nn<-pnn<t. 9 n. m.. clim axed a h a’f
dants, I w ill sell at the Court
lv,»ur
Inter
bv
a
"dgar^jc.’fireworks
► M artin H ansen and O. L. Bel- the k a s t calculation bring in $40,-
Hou§e door in Moro, O regon, on
disnlav
on
the
Columbia
river.
5he aire each adding to th eir farm 000,000 a
year— possibly tw ice
July 29, 1939, at the hour of 3:00
buildings south ea st o f Moro.
that am ount. T his would be velvet
o’clock p. m, at public auction foi
M. M. H osm er has the contract to U ncle Sam . P u ttin g the g o v ­ G R A SS V A LLEY
- 4 cash, the fo llo w in g premises.;
for painting the M ethodist church ernm ent into the m oney-to-loan T1ON BIBLE S'
I.ots 6 and 7 of Block 2 of
nnd parsonage o f th is city .
business on such a titanic scale is
th£ original tow n (now c ity )
Mrs. J. P. Lindem an o f R ufus boring received with little en th u ­
(Continued from puge one)
of Moro, in Sherm an C ounty,
*s in The D alles w ith her (laugh siasm at present.
Oregon.
ir.g
a
t
10:15.
A
fter
a
tim
e
of
play
ter, who is in the h osp ital, buf
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school w as ag a in called and a half T ogether
w-ith the
tenem ents
•xpects to ibe home for the fourth
•Round trip to Europe w ith all
hour given to sin gin g
learning hereditam ents and! appurtenances
iccnmpanied by th e daughter.
exp en ses paid, offered to senators
the location o f the books o f the
Dr. Goffin w as c a ll'd on the 26th
and represen tatives o f the Pacific
Bible and surprise object^ lessone
*o attend H arvey D uckw orth, a
N o rth w est w as unanim ously de­
and chalk talks. T h isw jte succeed­
'arm er beyond K ent, who is suffer­
clined. The invitation w as for th
ing from an accident which occur-
ed by a study in the Ne*W‘•flfagta-
first tr a n s-A tla n tic fligh t o f the
-ed to him on the 18th, w hile plow ­
ment and a tim e spent in m aking
Y an k ee C lipper. Alibi o f one law ­
ing.
navel illu stration s of ,th^
19th
A tto rn e y A t L « w
G rass V aliev Journal, July 2, 1920 m aker: “My d uty to m y c o n stit­ Psalm by the Juniors and sim ilar
uen
ts
requires
m
y
presence
a
t
my
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. K ing return­
work by the other class«* brought
M o r m a n d W a ic i»
ed la st week fr e m an extended post o f dutjr.” The neu trality act he m orning to a close. This han­
prom
ises
to
bring
aobut
m
ore
d
is
­
trip to Portland, and to Mt. A ngel.
diwork w ill be on display Friday
They report a pleasan t trip and cussion as th is' session goes into night.
had no trouble in’ g e ttin g plenty the sum m er; the situation in the - In addition to the regular cour»'
F ar E a st has helped to b ring this of rtudy, prizes will be given to­
o f gas.
Arch R ussell is en joyin g a visit aobut . . . .M any senators voice the night to those who have committee’
this w eek from his brother w hose opinion th a t th e b est th in g for us *h-» m ost verses of* Scrlnture tr
hem e is at Salem .
Mr. R u sse l’ tq do is to str ic tly mind bur own "’em ory c-u|side. « f ^41001 llbYirs
burrncss . Our in terests are- not There w ill be <4 theMmrrte tirt(jf*th*’
w a s-h ere about 12 years ago.
Fred Brown le ft for Portland b ein g m olested in any w ay, and »»’•esentation of 18 dinlomua ''tq'
last w eek and m ay rem ain for some by a tten d in g to our own affairs it th ose who h ave fulfilled the neces­
w ill do m ore than an yth in g else to sary requirem ents.
tim e.
One day la st week th ' w ater keep us out o f foreign conflicts.
tank at the depot cam e down with
a crash narrow ly m issin g some
workm en who w ere repairing it
From the O bserver July 2. 192c
H a rry Kee w as in tow n from
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south o f G rass V alley th e first o f ’
Dealer In
A uspice Three Links Club
the w eek to report a bum per bean
Grass v a lle y , Oregon
Weederi/ Treiteri
crop, because of a m inor cloud
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r v
burst.
Used Weeders
B illy Sunday w ill speak at De-
M oss C hautauqua on the Fourth
G rass V alley Pavilion
F Y R F Y T E R E Q U IP M E N T
o f July.
ORCHESTRA
M OBLEY’S
Tha m an u factu rers have
d is­
M o ro , Oregon
Phone 454
continued the building
o f wide
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75c
Adm ission
t-ack w agons.
f
am Given
For Celebration
In The Dalles
Bethlehem Chapter. N>. 78.O.BJ8
- M oro, Oregon
M eets E very Second an4 v
Fourth T hursdays in o«ch
Month. V isitin g men<b«ri
Invited
. Wr
R ose Am idon, W,M.
Ruth S p arlin g, S ecretary.
Lupine
Rebekah Lodge
Moro, Oregon
M eets 2d & 4th Tuea
day o f each m onth.
V isitin g m em bers wel
com e, ........--------
Rebekah W ilson, N.G
Florence JoI>naton.Sec
N o.
116
Eureka Lodge N o. 121 W
& A-M
M eets on the 1st and
3rd
T hursday
eve­
nings of each month.
V isitin g m em bers cor
d ia lly invited to m eet
w ith ua.
f,
A. B. C hristianson W. M.
C. V. B elknap, Secy.
Moro Lodge No. i l 3 , I. O. O. F.
Moro, Oregon
M eets 1st and 3rd
T uesdays
in
tha
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
sien t and v isitin g
brothers are cordi
ally invited to meet
w ith us.
Ve non M iller, N. G.
Joe T ru itt, Secretary.
In Other Days
Í GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
A . W . McLEOD
DANCE
C>H()m
S a tu r d a y , J u ly 1
T
UNION PACIFIC
N«v«r such a vaca­
tion opportuaity—
World's Fairs on both
coasts -marvoloas
other vacation spota
between! Go direct
to New York, return­
ing via San Francisco
or reverse the route.
Along the way JJnion
Pacific can take yoo
to Y ellow stone,
Grand Taton, Zion,
Bryce Canyon, Grand
Canyon, Colorado
national parks, Boul­
der Dam, Sun Valley,
Idaho.
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bidder and ppon the term s and'
to n t a io o » h erein a fter m entioned,;
and a t private $U e subject to coh-
ftrm atioh by the C ounty;JC ourt of
the S tate o f O regon for Sherm an
C ounty, the fo llo w in g
described
real property 'belonging to the
e sta te o f M id deceased, Io-w it:
The Southerly H a lf o f Lots
4 and 6 in Block 1 o f th e ori­
g in a l tow n, now city, o f Moro,
Oregon.
iBlook 1, 2, 3, and the ea st-
• erly 36 fe e t o f Lot 4 in Block
6 o f R ollin’s F ir st A ddition to
,the C ity o f G rass V alley,
UH
Ordtfon,
all in Sherm an Coun-
Oregon.
Ter
erm s and condition o f sale:
c £ h I tupon delivery o f the deed o f
sgid adm inistratrix and a fte r con­
firm ation o f sale by said court.
Bids m ust be in w ritin g and m a y
be le ft w ith the county clerk o f
S h erm an Cbtlnty, Or.igoh, a t his*
office in the courthouse in Moro in
Sherm an C ounty, Oregon.
•Dated June 22nd, 1939.
E lva A. B ryant, A dm inistratrix.
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NOTICE OF F IN A L H EA R IN G
N otice is hereby given that the
n n d ersig n .d has filed in the Coun­
ty Court o f the S tate o f Oregon
for Sherm an County her "Final R e­
port and A ccount as A d m in istra­
trix o f the esta te o f Frank I..
Burr.et, deceased, and th a t S a tu r­
day, July 16, 1939, a t ten o ’clock
a. m., of said day, at the County
Courtroom , in the Cottrthouse, at
Moro, Oregon, have been fixed by
m e Court as the tim e and place
for hearing o f objections to said
F in al Report and A ccount and the
settlem en t o f said esta te.
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Zellfc S chilling.
Geo. G. U pdegraff
A ttorney for A dm inistratrix
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF
TH E ST A T E OF OREGON FOR
TH E COUNTY OF SH E R M A N
In the M atter o f the Liquidation
of the BA N K OF COMMERCE,
Wafcoo, O regon. ■
NOTICE TO THE D E P O S I­
TORS A N D CREDITORS TH A T
F U R T H E R C LA IM S A R E BA R
RED.
NOTICE IS H ER EBY G IV E N .
That an order has been entered
by the Circuit Court o f the State
of Oregon for the County o f S her­
man barring the filing o f further
claim s in the liquidation o f th<-
B A N K GF COMMERCE, W asco.
O -egon, from and a fter J u ly . 7,
1989, other than claim s for ex
penses incurred by the Superin­
tendent o f Banks.
The said order directed that thîk
notice he given -hy publication
th ereof in a ne w spaper o f general
circulation printed and pUblshed
in Moro, Sherm an C ounty, Ore­
gon, w eekly for a period o f three
w eeks prior to the date on which
claim s are barred.
T h a t th? dates of publication
?rc as follow s:
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F ir st publication June 16. 1939.
Second publication June 23, 1939.
Last publication June 30, 1939.
• MIARK SK IN N E R ,
Superintednent o f Banks, in chare*»
o f the liquidation o f B A N K OF
COMMERCE, W asco, Oregon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,
A ll persons having claim s a-
g a in st the e sta te o f Hana Thom p­
son, deceased, are hereby notified
to present them , in proper ‘form ,
to the undersigned, the duly a p ­
pointed, qualified and a c tin g A d­
m inistrator o f the e sta te o f * H ans
Thompson, deceased, a t the office
o f Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro, Ore­
gon, w ithin six m onths from the
date o f this notice, to w it: Jun?
1«, 1939.
H arvey Thom pson
A dm inistrator
Geo. G. U pdegraff
A ttorney for A dm inistrator. 32-*36
On ofce
.d-Trip Ttek.tl NEW YORK CITY
SAN FRANC»SCr
•ar jaiv as
NOTICE OF
A D M IN IST R A T O R ’S SA L E
N otice is hereby given, by yir-
4 u e o f an order of the County
IN COACH
Court made on the third day of
Jyne, 1939, I w ill, on and a fte r the
w ith eftIs » t : crttraeHv«
7th day o f Ju ly, 1939, sell a t pri­
♦or S tu ea p ln g C o r T r o v w h
vate sale, all o f the undivided one-
Liberal return fim itt
fifteen th in terest o f C harlotte
F lem in g P earson, deceased, in the
fo llo w in g , property, situ a te
in
Sherm an County, S ta te o f O regon,
famous
fiom Portland — All Air Conditioned to-w it:
The N orth h a lf of the NE1
S arvic« and Fra« P illow s in C oachas
and the N i o f the N W i o f
The S tre a m lin e r—
Section 15; the S i apd the
CITY Of PORTLAND
N E i o f Section 10, all in T ow n­
ship 2 N orth o f R ange 17
5 Sailings monthly on 1,7,13,19,29
E a st W. M.
F O h T L A N D R O S E -D a lly
The sale w ill be made fo r cash,
P A C I F I C L IM IT E D -D a lly
if purchasers can be found desir­
ing to buy for cash, otherw ise one-
L A D IE S ! Tune in
hiiTf cash and the balance to be
N ew Union Pacific Program
payable w ithin three yea$s, bear­
“ Surprise Your Husband ”
ing in terest a t 6% , secured by a
on K G W each M onday, W ednes­ first m ortgage upon said property.
d a y and F riday a t 3:45 p. ni.
Bids w ill be received ¡by Joseph
F R E E R EC IPES
L. B rackett as adm inistrator, at
For information and datalla call on
(he office o f Frank G. Dick, attor- '
ney a t law t Room 20 V ogt Block,
LOCAL AGENT
The D alles, Oregon, and* a t the
residence o f Herm an H. B rackett
on his farm betw een R ufus and
W asco, Oregon, in Sherm an Coun­
ty .
Joseph L. Brackett.
A d m in istrator
F lu n k G. Dick
The D alles, Oregon,
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A ttorney.
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