Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, October 20, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

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PAGlfi TWO
THE SHERMAN COUNT! JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAY, O C T O B E R ^ , 1939
»
a change in policy in government
before it is over.
The allies, it seems to. us who
do not like dictatorships, are
Sherman Counly Observer
, fighting on the side of personal
Established Nov. 2, 1888
I freedom for individuals. The so-
Grass Valley Journal
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i ci&l trouibles th a t alw ays follow
Established
Oct. 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 vav may make it impossible to
W mko News-Enterprise - I have .n y kind of government but
'«totalitarian, however, if the «trug-
Established Nov. 1891
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 glc goes on for a long period.
Instead of being concerned over
the .«lownes? with which the con­
published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
gress is amending the neutrality
Editor act, we may bt doing the world a
Giles L. French
___ _____
______¡favor by hesitation. Undoubtedly
Entered as second-class m atter at tlie w a rrjng nations are watching
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon us and w aiting to see what we will
under Act of Congress of March I
an<j a id i n g back to keep our
3, 1879.
, .
good ill. If they hold back until
winter there wiH be months in
0 1 f rtortl
W Sf> AFI 8
which ,to come to some agreem ent
■ ■ • n t J i k f ) A d tiriri A T I 0 N whereas, had our decision been
F lIL IS R liV
• w ! ma(k a nwnth ago, the actual
fighting would have begun.
OFFIÇIAL COUNTY PAPER
ffctrm aa 4£auul<> 3onrw al
(Continued from page one)
the fire of admirers of the former
governor.
The Salem. Capitol
Journal expressed editorially the
view that the plaque should be
placed in a more conspicious spot.
The opposition returned with the
statement that the basement had
been intended for use as an art
gallery, but thee Martin admirers
pointed out that at present the
plaque would hang by itself an
until the time when enough
jects have been presented tofmake
the basement a real ^rt gallery
the Martin plaqùe
be placed
where all could
Head Brewing Industry Program
Planned in «Jrs Public Interest
time for hearing objections to said
r.p o rt and settlem ent thereof.
HENRICH patjens
Executor
Oct. 19, 139.
Gavin & Gavin,
60-1
Attorneys for E state.
Bourhill, and on the East by the
Columbia Southern Railway Right
of Way.
This Summons ijs served upon
you, pursuant to an order, by the
Hon. Carl Hendricks, Judge of the
above entitled Court, which was
made on September 18th, 1939, re­
quiring th at th e summons 'be pub­
lished, in a newspaper of general
circulation in Sherman County,
Oregon, towit: In the Sherman
County Journal» a newspaper of
general circulation, printed and
published in Sherman County, Ore­
en, for five success.v¿, consecu­
tive weeks. Date of first publica-
don September 29th, 1939, and
xst publication O ctob:r 27th, 1939.
iR. J. Baker
A ttorney for Plaintiff Residing at
iresham , Oregon.
IN THE CIRCUIT OF TH E
STATE OF OREGON FOR SH ER­
MAN COUNTY.
SS. SUMMONS
| Roy J. Baker, Plaintiff vs Anna
■I S .hwister Hull, and her husband
| John Doe Hull, and to the un-
I known heirs o'f said Anna Schwis-
I t?? Hell and John Doe Hull, or
.’.her of them .’ Also Till other
persons or parties, unknown,
?;aimihg any right, title, estate,
ik’.i or intbrest in the real estate
(»scribed in the complaint here­
in. Herman Reckman, deceased,
Rex Putnam, state superinten­
Dick Reckman, as his heir, and to
dent of public instruction, announc
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
any other unknown heirs of H er­
ed that the Works Progress Ad­
“HE
STATE OF OREGON, IN
man Reckman, deceased, Defen­
il is t rat ion had approved of a
kND FOR THE COUNTY OF
dants.
grant of $45,444 from Federal
To Anna Schwister Hull, and to SHERMAN
funds to carry out a survey of
In the M atter of the E state of
;r;r husband John Doe Hull, and
C SUBSCRIPTION RATES
school building adequacy in the
ffartha
Evans Vintin, Deceased.
SIZE
OF
FARMS
\
v.) the unknown heirs,
Payable in Advance
state of Oregon. The survey will
STATION.
Newly
e
le
c
u
u
e
...c
«
r.
ot
the
U
nited
B
re
w
e
r.
X
Also
all
other
persons,
or
parties,
ONE YEAR ............................ >L5°
There is worry ipXW ashington give employment to nearly 60 will d ire c t the Induetry-e public e e ry ic . program L eft <> rig h t.
J
To William W alker; Guy Vintin
unknown claiming any right, title,
, A.
K irscnsicin.
around the D epartm ent of A gri­ workers who will study the ex­ “ ’’^ J v i T e ro e n u C re r*
h . Calf
^ h . W ^ . i Badenhauc.cn,
s. 6. A bram s. C h F airm
lret an
VIce
CHairmen.
.nd
Mary Vintin, his wife; Geral-
c 'd a t;, lien, or interest in the real
OCTOBER 20, 1939
culture building about the fact isting schools and determine Ui
line Douglas and J£dward Douglas
estate
decribed
in
the
complaint
th at muchJW the good wheat land types best adapted to Oregon
B rew ers and allied industry re p re ­ herein.
ter husband; the unknown heirs
Herman Reckman, de
R A T IFIE D 1» puW»c endorse­
of the Jiorthwest is getting into needs. Results of the survey will
se n ta tiv e s from alt p a rts of the
OF SMALL TOWNS 4
’cased and to his unknown heirä, f Edward Rollins deceased; Clar-
m ent of its policies. the U nited
U nited S ta te s p artic ip a te d in the
N ext year the federal govern­ the Stands of so few’ operators. be made available to local and
•uce Rutledge and to all other
Defendants.
B rew ers In d u stria l Foundation at
d, it is rumored that the gov­ county school officials.
discussion. T hey approved rep o rts
ment will make another count oi
leirs or devises of M artha Evans
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Ore­
Ils C onvention tn New York City en­ from nine s ta te s In which th e Indus
• • •
ernm ent may do some thing about
noses in the United States and
/intin who are unknown; GREET­
gon,
y
o
u
'‘are
hereby
required
to
thu
siastically
voted
continuation
of
try is carry in g on a program cooper- i
R.
An attem p t to form a Charles
is. entirely probable that it wi
ING;
its piogram tr align the brew ing in­ ation w ith law enfo rcem en t o lic ia ls i appear and answer the complaint
That fact has been something L. McNary for president club as
found th a t sma.ll towns huyXagain
IN THE NAME OF THE
dustry
with the public Interest.
to “clean-up or close-up” th e sm all , filed against you in the above en­ 5TATE OF OREGON, You and
>f
a
worry
to
folks
closer
to
the
a charitable organization bogged
dropped in populatiorp as they
titled
suit
and.C
ourt,
on
or
before
New office 1 s were selected to m inority of e sta b lish m e n ts in which
have been doing sipce 1920. As scene than the government officials down in the attorney general’s
ach of you are hereby cited and
the last day of publication hereof
c a n y on the ad v e rtisin g , research objectionable conditions surround
for
several
years
but
nothing
has
office
this
week.
Lloyd
R.
Smith,
for all other things there is a
eequirt
d to appear in the County
being October 27th, 1939, and ii
appointed
corporation and Industry self-regulation activi­ the sale of beer.
icason for thjii It is centializa ever been done about it—and prob­ recently
iourt
of
the State of Oregon, for
you
fail
so
to
-appear
and
answei
•;Tl.e F o u n d atio n program and ob
ties in au g u rated by th e ir « accessors
tion rnadepo&sible through better ably nothing will a fter all. It is commissioner, had his doubts
he
County
of Sherman a t the
as a m eans of In te rp re tin g the In­ Jectives should oe sufficient evi­ feu want thereof the Plaintiff wil
true th a t the wheat farm ers who about the authenticity of the club's
'ourt
Room
thereof at Moro, in
reads.
dustry to the public and the public dence th a t the brew ing in d u stry I d apply to the Co'urt for the relief
he County of Sherman within 28
one ever did have to live in have large holddngj and large out­ claim to being a charitable organi­ to the Industry.
prayed for in his complaint, name
this country has recognized its so
lays from the date of the first
'sm all town. Those who did so, fits make much more money than zation. Sm ith took the articles
ly: For a decree of this Court
Carl W. B adenhausen, of N ew ark. clal re sp o n sib ilitie s.” Mr. Baden
»ublication of this citation then
and do so, stay there because they do the average farm ers of the of incorporation to the ¿attorney
decreeing the Plaintiff’s claim an
N. J., was nam ed C hairm an of the hausen said in assum ing his office
nd there to show cause' if any
like it or can live more comfor­ Un Red States. That is not a bad general’s office, and assistant a t­ Foundation for the com ing year. “T he faithful d ischarge of those re
right
to
the
real
property
here­
tably there. Reasons fo r living feature of it, however. If diver­ torney general Rex. Kimmel wrote
sponsibllitleu m eans the p re se rv e
inafter described, adverse and /ou have, why E. L. Vinton, Ad­
O
ther
officers
elected
w
ere
8.
E.
ministrator of the Estate of Mar-
’n .'■mall towns are many and are sification was possible in this the opdnion th at the club was no!
A bram s, M ilw aukee, Wis., F irst Vice tion for the country of an industry
prior to any claim of the defen
ha Evans Vintin, Deceased, shall
s.ificient th a t many persons wil seeni-arid country, «mallei* hold­ charitable at all. j
C h airm an . A. K u ach stetn . W au­ which h a s m ade su b sta n tia l tax con
d
a
n
ts
.'o
r
any
person
eläimin
Kimmell said he saw no r a s u n
ot sell the following described
always prefer them to cities. In ings would be possible* and profit­
kesha, Wis.. Second Vice C h a irm a n ; tributfSns. cre a te d em ploym ent, and
through or under them, or eithei
eal property belonging to said
l a .t quite a nurmb.r of city resi­ able but as it is even the govern­ why the club could not incorporate
and Rudolph J Schaefor. Brooklyn. stim u lated local b u siness every
of them: That Plaintiff be decree«
w here.”
•state: Lots 7 and 8 of Block 8
dents recall their small town day* ment could hardly make a man bu«s it could not be defined as
N. Y„ T re a su ie r.
to be the absolute and fee simph
successful on a quarter section.
c h a rita b le ,'a definition which is
>f Errol Heights, Multnomah
with longing.
owner of said leal property de
A well handled section in this applied only to religious and ben­
bounty, Oregon, at private sale
scribed as, Block 13, and the. East
Economic reasons drive people county does seem to produce as
evolent societies.
■ithout notice and in a summ ary
half of Block 14 of Rollins, 2n<
to the cities and over those the much of the good things of life
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nunner
to pay the claims against
Addition
Revised^to
Grass
Valley
small town has endeavored to ex­ is do
larger farm s if the rec­
Secretary of State Earl Snell
aid estate and the expenses of
Oregon. And also of th at certair
ercise no control. If they are to ords of the few farm ers who have
administration.
p t ee or parcel of ’and of thre
continue they m ust begin to take Seen content with a section are to announced th a t drawings for the
first
100
of
Oregon’s
blue
and
white
WITNESS, The Hon. Geo. A.
acres
or
more
or
less
and
adjoin
stock of themselves and find their he believed. Even that much would
1940
license
plates
will
be
held
at
Potter,
Judge of the County Court
i.’g
hereto,
situated
in
th
:
SV.’
proper sphere of activity.
be a large farm for the east afid the state capitol on November 22.
>f the State •of Oregon for the
Ql.SW
l.Sex--.
26.Art
Tp.
2
JS.
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O f c o tirN v , a n y t v w f t
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Distribution of next year’s plates
County of Sherman, with the seal
E. WM. branded on the South
ly for the purpose of serving the
This county would be able to will begin the same day although
>f said Court, affixed this 18th
Market
’
treet,
of
said
Add
.
on
th
producers who live in its commu­ support alm ost twice as many peo-
en-
m otorists will not be perm itted
lay of September, 1939. " .
Kecent-
tests
conducted
.by
West
by
the
Common
Section
lin
nity. If it can do that well it will ole if farm s averaged a section
to use them until December 16. gineers connectod with the Nation­
dJoe T ruitt, Clerk
between Sec. 26 and 27 of sai< VTTEST:
rem ain; if it cannot it will decline ns-tead of around 1100 acres as a t
The first consignment of the new
Date
of
the
F irst Publication
Twp.
and
Range,
on
the
North
b'
until it becomes a ghost town. iresent and the young people plates arrived at Salem this week. al Safety Council revealed it is
heereof September 29, 1939.
!ar.
1
heretofore
Deeded
to
Geo.
B
There are enough examples about would not have to go to the cities
* • *
possible to plRce too much confi­
to verify the statem ent.
‘o swell unemployment lists. If
Ojiinions w r'Jten by attorney dence in tires with good tread on
Some serious thought on the he government is thinking of a. general I. H. Van Winkle this slippery, icy roads, Earl Snell,
part of »mail town citizens about •nodirate reduction in the size of week included one which states th a t secretary of state, snid today in
what they might do to make them farms something might be done.
municipalities which reject partic­ warning m otorists against high
This original estim ate is made in compliance with section 231-
selves indispensable to the com­
ipation in peoples’ utility districts r pced3 during the w inter months.
A
of
the law« of 1921 and shows in parallel colum ns-the unit cost of
munity would beyond doubt repa>
G reater interest in football here­ are required, neverthtless, to pay
‘‘Drivers cannot afford to over
the
several
services, m aterials and supplies for the three fiscal
tach town well. This m ight web abouts is evident since the two their s h a re 'o f election costs. In
e stim a te th e p ro te c tio n offered b y J G eorge C ard in al M undelein, head
years
next
preceding
the current year, the expenditure« and the
begin by a survey of the commu­ Oregon team s have put the vaunt­ another opinion Van Winkle said good tre a d or even c h a in s ,” Snell of the R om an C alholic arch d io c e se
budget allowance for the first six months of the current year and
nity, its resources and those that 'd California footiballists to rout. the Clatsop county court has power declared. “ On slip p e ry
ro a d s, of Chicago, stren u o u s foe of H itler-
the expenditures of the current year.
may be brought to it, and the best \ large crowd is certain to watch to buy a county law library which narticularly on icy su rfa c e s, th e | fsm and the only c a rd in a l e v e r ap-
ORIGINAL ESTIM ATE AND ACCOUNTING SH EET
means of using them properly
hem whenever they play in Ore- would be maintained by fees charg - .good tread gives no m ore fric tio n ( pointed in th is co u ntry w est of the
F irst Budget
Effort m ight also be well expend­ yon. We m ust come to the re a l:- ed th e p e rso n s w ho use it. V an ' . n a r a p o o rer tr e a d on a d ry su r- i A tlantic se a b o a rd , p ic tu re d in Chi-
6
mo 6 mo
ed in trying to find out why and xation that the m aterial was there Winkle also ruled in the contro fac;. In f a c t, e n g in e e rs fo u n d I cago shortly before his re c e n t d eath .
1939
1939
1938
1937
1936
how it was failing to meet the nearly every year if it could be versial upland bird hunting situa­ th a t on ice, the best of tread gave !
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GENERAL
FUND
requirem ents of the community
‘rained and coached for winning tion th a t the season, fixed 'by the no more traction than smooth ’ A Verse For Today . . If ye keep
ACCOUNT
If busineas men knew the an­ 'ootball. Both Oliver and Stiner last legislature, was from October t jreB”
J my commandments, ye shall abide
Recorder Salary $60.00 $60.00
$120.00
$120.00
$120.00
swer to the two questions; “ Why ,eem to know the weaknesses of 15 to 31, “the hunting synopsis
Snell urged drivers to drive ■» W '»ve; even as
have kept
T
reasurer
Salary
60.00
60.00
120.00
120.00
120.00
I trade in Blankville” and, ‘‘Why 1 npponents and be able to use it for 1939 to the contrary notw ith­ slower when there is danger „1 ' my F ath er s eommandments and
State industrial
28.62
60.95
48.57
do not trade in Blankville” they to their advantage.
standing.” 1
encountering slippery roads rath er I Abide m h,s lo v e .-Jo h n 15.10.
WATER FUND
would have prepared for the first
Pum pci- and Collector
than
to
depend
on
good
tires
to
step toward a better job of serv­
' Evolution
640.00 750 00
Many
expert
1040.00
960.00
960.00
prevent
accidents,
ing their community and keeping
[
Judge—Y.our
profession?___
Labor
-
—
......
139.60 125.00
drivers, he said, shift into second!
112.38.
213.15
283.95
' the town from decline
Supplies
1222.19 200.00
393.69
when driving ovt r icy roads. The I - W itness— A gricultural expert.
852.89
428.22
Judge— W hat was your fath er?
lo
w
e
r
a-e
W
ater
251.32
250.00
507.87
lower
gear
equalizes
the
braking
515.98
578.65
From the Observer Oct. 21, 1910.
THE WAR
•Fira Departm ent 102.&5
50.00
202.82
power on the rear wheels, using j W itness—A farm er. -
37.55
284.83
Back in 1917 there was an ex­
Miss Lottie Covey arrived last
MISCELLANEOUS
the compression of the motor rath- I Judge—And your grandfather?
pression about being too proud tc week to teach the Erskine school,
E m e rg e n c y
30.58 125.00
196.04
201.92
er than the mechanical brakes to , W itness—-A peasant.
175.93
fight, now is seems that the Euro­ which opened in the new building
Power
a-c
Street
Lights
hold
back
a
car.
In
startin
g
on
|
Monday.
pean nations are afraid to fight.
475.06 405.48
810.96
810.96
icy surfaces, good drivers recom- ! NOTICE OF FIN A L SET­
810.96
This is the queerest war ever
F. L. Kee, who has been farm -
TLEM ENT
Insurance
832.90 200.00
piend
startin
g
in
high
gear
as
low
•
Literally millions of men are :ng the W ilbur Cooper, farm , has
DEBT SERVICE
or second may cause the reai | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
lined up across the Saar basin taken the R. J. Ginn farm , occu­
That the undersighed, Henrich
Principal on
wheels
to
spin
and
slide
the
car
1
equipped with big guns, little pied last year by E. A. Moretz.
Patj
ns,
Executor
of
the
Estate
bonds
3000.00 500.00
200.00
off tht road.
250.00
guns, anti-aircraft guns, rifles, gas
Officers elected for the ensuing
’ of Ju liu s R. Ruhbet g, deceased
Int.
on
bonds
1094.67
630.00
1260.00
690.00
285.00
D
rivers
som
etim
es
encounter
4-
A
t
masks, tanks and all the modern term of the Ladies Aid were Mrs.
,
t ,
1.«,.«,, mnr..
in the County,
I, Charles Ruggles, do hereby certify th at the above estim ated
short
stretches
ot ... h.ghway
m ore,
nA f ourt of
.
man killing arm s designed by the 0. A. Ramsey, president; Mrs. C.
..
..
1 the State of Oregon, nis final ae
expenditures for the year 1939 w as prepared by me and th at the
ri.p p ery thun
the rem ainder o . 1counti
arm am ent m akers and it would be p . Coe, vice president; Mrs. Don
expenditures and budget allowance for the first six months of the
better than an even bet th a t they W heat, secretary; Mrs. Jas. Stew ­ tendency in Orepon and Washing-
roa^ an SPC 1 *
' baf 20th, 1939, a t 10:00 a. m. ha
current
year, and the expenditures for the fiscal years preoeeding
art,
treasurer.
don’t kill as many men per day
ton to center wheat holdings in a «l,ese s ,FJ>er^r_
.
ni.rh a t '
n fixed by said Court as the
the current year as shown above, have been compiled from the rec­
as do the automobiles in America. From the Observer Oct. 19, 1900. few hands. The farm operations
a sk:<J »">' ¿:;nd
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ords in my charge, and to the best of my knowledge and belief are
Mr. Peabody is hauling lumber are becoming larger and more ma- ' cwknl rcports shoW'
A A
Bethlehem Chapter. No. 78.O.E.5
The real w ar is economic and
true and correct copies thereof.
reason
that
the
careful
driver
for
his
new
Moro
residence.
He
diplomatic. There is a good chance
Moro, Oregon
chinery is used and fewer workers
Charles Ruggles, City Recorder.
th at it will remain so until ’the has retired from farm ing and sold employed. With machinized farm ­ keeps his crusing speed down dur­
Meets Every Second and
ing the wet w inter months, the sec-
end. The embroiled nations can­ his Bigelow farm to W. Cooper.
Fourth
Thursdays
in
each
ing, production is increased and
Notice of the estim ated expenses and receipts and the proposed
The Masonic fraternity, think­
not afford to fight; they are afraid
Month. V isiting members
so is unemployment. This is the retary of state declared.
tax
levy for the City of Moro. Sherman County, Oregon for the
ing
of
creating
a
Blue
Lodge
in
Invited
;
of Russia and enforced comanu-
During the last three months •
subjeot of a private round-table
year 1939.*
nirm th at would put an effectual Moro, will hold their prelim inary discussion by high agricultural of 1938 there were 3,913 automo- j Rose Amidon, W,M.
Notice is hereby given th at in pursurance to a legislative Act
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
t
end to every aristocrat and bour­ m eeting Saturday evening.
bile accidents on wet, icy or snowy I
officials.
approved
by t'he Governor, February 19th, 1931, th at on November
Miss
Ethel
Adams,
daughter
of
geois in western Europe. It would
« e t
roads, 29 of them resulting , in |
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7
the
Budget
Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County.
put them under dictatorship of Rev. Adams, once of the Moro U.
A man claiming to -be a form er fatalities. In 34 percent of the i Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Oregon, will be in session a t the City Hall a t the hour of 7.30 o’­
Moro, Oregon
Jfctalin who, in the name of the B. church, is a guest of Miss school teacher of Portland, Oregon fa ta ’ accidents, skidding was list- |
clock p. m. and th at any taxpayer of the City of Moro will be heard
. common people, would raise up his Jennie McCallum. Miss Ethel is being trie d ’for throwing a roçk cd as a factor.
j Meets 2d & 4th Tues
in favor of or against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemized.
“ Make allowances for skidding | day^ of each month,
own ruling class—and probably notices a g reat change wrought through a window of the U. S.
kill them off when they became in Moro since four years ago.
treasury. He said he wished to before the car starts fo slide and j Visiting members wel
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
ESTIM ATED RECEIPTS
C. E. Morris, late of Klickitat, show his resentm ent at the unem­ you will have fewer accidents,” i come.
well known.
GENERAL FUND
„WATER
FUND
$3600.00
Stalin has taken the larger part has joined the force of workmen ployment situation.
Rebekah Wilson, N.G
T reasurers salary
Snell declared.
$120.00
Licenses
.....
'35 00
of Poland th at Germany spent an at the City Foundry and moved
• • •
Florence Johnston.Sec
Recorders salary
120.00 Hotel rent ...... '.....
600 00
_
admitted 15,000 soldiers to ’ cap­ his family to Moro.
Each of the postm asters from
WATER FUND
ture, has practically taken Latvia, Grass Valley Journal, Oct 22, 1920 Oregon and W ashington who a t­ NOTICE OF FINAL, HEARING Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
Marshall & Collector
Meets
on
the
1st
and
Lester Heath of Afcany will tended the national postm asters’
Esthonia and Lithuania and is
water rent
1300.00
Notice
is
htreby
given
th
at
the
3rd
Thursday
eve­
sending Germans home from those move to the Dr. Taylor ranch convention received a personal
Labor a-c water
..... 250.00
undersigned has filed in the Coun­
nings
of
each
month.
south
of-
Grass
Valley.
states, is now a fter Finland which
hand shake from Jim Farley. What ty Court of the State of Oregon
Supplies ............
400.00
V isiting members cor
will give them a hold on the Baltic From the Observer Oct. 22, 1920. astonished most of them was his
4
Power a-s water
600.00
for
Sherman
County
his
Final
dially
invited
to
meet
In apite of extrem ely cold ability to call them by their first
which* Germany has kepit th«m
Fire
Department
150.00
Report
and
Account
as
Adminis­
with us.
•
from for generations. The next weather, the cdunty fair was well name. Each will receive a brief
MISCELLANEOUS
c
tra to r of the .sta te of Elizabeth
B. Christianson W. M.
step may well be the Balkans if attended. In «11 4226 paid a d ­ friendly note from the postm aster
Emergency
300.00
Fuller, d<cvaaed, and th a t 'Mon­
C. V. B elk n ap S ecy.
Turkey can be swung into line and mission a t the gate.
geeneral, signed “JunT in uçreen day, November 13, 1939, a t ten
. ' Power a-c St. Lights .
810.96
A quiet wedding took place at ink.
then what is to become of the
Hotel Insurance
431.20
Moro
Lodge
No.
113,
I.
O.
O.
F.
o’clock
a.
m.,
o
f
said
day,
at
the
dream of world domination held by the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
• • b
50.00
Moro, Oregon * • Library
County Courtroom, in the C ourt­
the western and jcentnal European E lliott on the 20th, when their
Farm hands, who are not under house, a t MoTo, Oregon, have been
DEBT SERVICE
Meet«
1st
and
3rd
powers now lined up in battle daughter, Anna Lucetta was m ar­ the wage-hour act, have the high­
Prin! on bonds
...... .... 1000.00
Tuesdays ’ in the
Amount to be raised
ried to Mr. Charles Andrew Ad- est pay in Oregon and W ashing­ fixed by the Court as the time and
a rra y ?
1140.00
Int. on bonds .
I.O..O.F.
hall
Trai
by
taxation
A
place
for
hearing
of
objection»
to
2497.16
Germany may be able to starve lard of Condon. Rev. E. E. Mc- ton of any section of the United
TOTAL
6732.16
sient
and
visiting
GRAND
TOTAL
said
Final
Report
and
Account
and
6732
16
the English by sinking m erchant Vicker officiated.
States^ C aliforniaA as about the Ute settlem ent of said estate.
Bonded Indebtedness of City of Moro
$28500.00
brothers are cordi
About 11 p. m. Friday during same level.«
shipa—or more likely—England’s
ally invited to meet
John Fosä, Chairman of Budget Committee. Datbd at Moro Ore­
David Reid
nary m ay blockade Germany into fair week fire caught under the ____________ _ - -_______________
/
with us.
gon. October 3, 1939.
Ge«».
G.
Updegraff,
fireplace
in
the
new
Moro
Hotel
Poor
m
aterial
in
the
base
and
in­
starved submasaion, but in either
S. W. Searcy, Secretary of Rudget Committee. Date set for the
Ve:non Miller, N. G. «
case the peoples of the warring lobby and caused a little damage sufficient insulation were suspected A ttorney for A dm inistrator.
Joe
Truitt,
Secretary.
Hearing on the Bbdget ' November 7, 1939,
'
<
•
49-2
cause.
nations a re going to be ready for to the ceiling of the basement. I fts
G
Even Good Tires
relate Succumbs
May Skid On
Icy Roads
City o f Moro B udget
In Other Days
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