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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1939)
THE SttBfcMAN COUNT* JOVfttfAL, MONO, ORIGON PAQB TWO FRIDAY. OCTOBER Í7, 1989 ft ------- other Squiring that the summons 'be pub either of them.. ‘ Also, all Season is as follows: lished, in a newspaper of general county now it may well be put on persons «or parties, - unknown, Oct; ¿28, Mitchel at Wasco. . H r r w U n C a ttn t)» H o t t r is a l road where its expenditures will claiming anyi right, title, estate, circulation in Sherman County, > November 4, Lyle at -Wasoo. Ciegon, tow it: In the 1 Sherman' if* 1Î- "” 1 ' l l * is / ” "*• : , ■ > , m ee t general approval. It is prob- ¿Continued fA m pace one) • * The Sunday schools of. ghermiti , Nov. 11, Lexington at Lexington, lie A or in te re s t’-in the real estate County Journal, a newspaper of Sherman Cfcaaty Observer / t able that the court will spenu it county m et at Kent Sunday, iOcto-' r N avi 7, Grass Valley at Wasco. described in the .complaint here general circulation, printed and Established Nov. 2, 1888 on roads even if it remains in the HamfltJon, in his request, stated ber 22nd for th^ir quartefly iheet- in. Herman Reckmap, deceased, Friday night, October 20, the Dick Reckman, as his heir, and to published in Sherman County, Ore Grass Valley Journal . i emergency fu n d /b u t placing it that the republican party endors ing. ¡Andrew Landles, the neW Established Oct. 14, 1897 there is a means of circumventing ed thb peace move which was spon president of this organisation was Wasco girls volleyball teams met any other unknown heirs of Her- gon, for five successive, consecu tive weeks. Date of first publica the Grass Valley teams in the sored iby nflhisters and church CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931. the purpose of a budget. in charge. Four Sunday schools Wasco gym. Wasco’s second team 1 man Heckman, deceased,-. Defen tion September 29th, 1939, and W uco New.-Ent.rprU«' • . To . greater extent than u sa.l leaders throughout the country. of the county WcTe represen ted *and won with a score of 23 to 15. The dants. last publication October 27tn, 1939. An economic council to study Established Nov. 1891 "'“S’ >» properly urged that all I o Anna Schwister HuH, and to a varied program' was rendered. .staiting line-up included Eula R. J. Baker CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 ciUsens and taxpayers study the marketing and industrial condi A large attendance was present , „ . Moi ehouse, Lavelle Guy, Jessie lv r husband John Doe Hull, and Attorney for Plaintiff Residing at tions in Oregon .will be appointed budget this. year. to the unknown heirs, Gresham, Oregon. by Governor - Charles A. Sprague with a potluck dinner at the Kent; Knox- Thelma Lutje, Lois Goats Punished Every Friday at grange hall. As was announced, ¿ eJen Blau> caq)tain. Substi- Also all other persons, or parties, so that it will have time to make S flL L TALKING v Moro, Oregon the next meeting will be A t th e 4tuUs were ¡¿ abelle Spencer and unknown claiming any right, title, ! IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Every one has seen “cherwring a study .af''th e Oregon situation Methodist church in Wasco, the E k c gritton. estufe, lien4 or interest BSl in the m e r real e .. , STATE QF 0REU0N> , N Giles U French Editor ______ matches’’ between a coutple ol and make a report to the next third Sundry in January, the c o m p la in t!------„ „ „ THg COUNTY OF Valtey won over the Was- estate decribed in de.i AND FOR Entered as second-class matter at mtn who would be fighters if the legislature’. The ? governor *l*1d Kent Grange, No. 688 wiTTEold herein. Herman'' ’ Reckman, - ’ " ' the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon tonghe was a lethal weapon. The that the education in m a r k in g its next regular meeting^Satu^4ay co first team with a score of 24 to ceased and to his Unknown heirs, | SHERMAN 15. The Wasco starting lin.-up under Act of Congress of March jonger the’ statement making and research involved' vC£>uld be evening, October 2#fh. | Defendants. I In the M atter of the E state of included Patricia Yocum, Mary 3, 1879. period goes on in Europe the bet placed in the hands of the state M altha Evans Vintin, Deceased. Mr. and ¡Mrs. J. L. Mafthçs w'ere Coats, June Wilde, Gladys Stone, In the name of the State of Qre of higher education. ter chance there is that the un system * 7 • v visitors a t the W. D. Barhet home i’T ’i r _ vou are hereby to * CITATION. ~ conference »V Idabelle Spencer and June Hines, gc,i, A at the state house T n c , you are ner oy required m v , . . , w i,jiam W alker;. x Guy Vintin in - pleasantness over there will re this O il week to attem p t a settlement ut G rass Valley Sunday. ¡captain. Substitutes were J . ssie j a p r w r and. answ er the complaint filed against you m th? above en- and Mary Vintin, his wife; Geral- IA T I 01 solve itself in the same manner. Geor«c Sacr? ° f Bcnd Spend- Knox for Idabelle Spencer. h tu s That probably means a continued of the long labor deadlock in the ing several days here with his titied suit and Court, on or before dine Douglas and Edward Douglas Wasco public school has two the last day of publication hereof her husband; the unknown heirs huti-ed for years to come but no Vernonia mill resulted in the form grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER ing of a ¡basis for negotiations serious warfare. Wilson, while his mother is . in new students. Bill Edwards has being October 27th, 1939, and if of Edward Rollins deceased; Clar- enrolled as a freshm an in high vou fail so to appear and answer, cnce Rutledge and to all other SUBSCRIPTION RATES Of course occasionally something which the labor- union later . re California. , jected. The proposal would have Payable in Advance _______ happens between rag chewring ’.Mr. and Mrs. ♦Tolm'Witoj moved school and his sister, Patsy Ed for want thereof the Plaintiff will heirs or devises of M artha Evans compelled non-CIO -<• members to ONE YEA R —-..... I1.S0 verbal combatants to start thfem off into their new home south w'eSt wards is in the seventh grade. apply to the .Court for th ; relief Vintin who are unknown; GREET- pay a monthly tax of 50 cents for Jin m an ■ *n H good fashioned free for permission to ivork. The AFL of Kent last week, which they rec Their fath er, Mr. E. P. Edwards, prayed for in his complaint, name- ING: the new .manager of -the Stan- OCTOBER 27, 1939 . „ , ajj wjth spectators taking a hand NAME OF^ THE ently. Oil company here. Before ly: For a decree o f-th is Court.; IN THE OREGON. You and . x n- n — —------ ‘ 11 1 ~ f u n tl the cops' arrive. An* day mttaberie ecjected tha-plan white Elmer 5 wert of I iwfmond spenf decreeing the Plaintiff’s claim and ’ STATE OF the>*,d»minent CIO, membership 4 GENEROUS BUDGET 1 ! new the papers may have to san- th* week end here Visiting his chil coming to Wasco the Edwards had right to the real property h .re- ; each of you are hereby cited and Sroted lo r it almost unanimously*, 1 flounce the borrtbing of England’,» dren, Eleanor Fayt and Charles lived in Madras. inafter described, adverse and , reequirtd to appear in the County Perhaps no more generous, un- I gfcport or a rial offensive against Swe*t. prior to any claim of the defen- Court of the State of Oregon, for Western taxpayers, more than critical and optomistic group has the Maginot line, but with Turkey Cha lies Purchase of (Portland NOTICE OF FIN A L HEARING dants, or any person claiming the County of Sherman at the ever made up a budget for Sher- an(j the Balkans making arrange- 200 strong, gathered in Salem w K .? a business visitor at Kent through or under th^ni|-or either ! Court Room thereof at Moro, in man county, at least not in the I nier.ts for concerted neutrality it this week to hear Frank Arnold, Sunday. Notice is hereby given that the of them: That Plaintiff he decreed i the County of Sherman within 28 4 Nebraska tax authority, blame an last ten years. The instincts of geems that the aim of Germany -?nd Mrs. J. L. Davis and undersigned has filed in the Coun to be the absolute and fee simple | days from the date of . the first openhandednessg so often noted to control central Europe is being apparent lack o f public interest in R. N. McGHsson -w<Me dinner ty Court of the State of Oregon owner of said real property de- j publication of this citation then among Sherman county residents, I circjmvmted. A long war unless •government for the ever-increas- <ru' s at the J. C. Wilson home for Sherman County his ‘Final scribed as, Block 13, and the E a s tla n d there to show cause if any were decidedly to the fore with the ' ghe could be decisively victorious !ne tax burden. ¡Arnold said there 'r’”-:-adfiv_. evening. Report and Account as Adminis half of Block 14' of Rollins,, 2nd : you have, why E. L. Vinton, Ad- lesult tha.t not one request for ad- would put an end to her hopes be- was a heed' fbr militant citizens’ M m d (Mrs. Kenneth Long of trator of the estate of Elizabeth _A,ddition Revised t o ’Grass Valley. [ nnnistrator of the E state of Mar- ~1-organiMtions .to take an pet^va ditional funds was denied by the 1 skies killing many of her young Rhfqs inbved to /th- John Wilson Fuller, di ceased, and that Mon Oregon. And also of that, certain I tha Evans-V intin, Deceased, shall pdrt i f i^duc|bg/tliie jtax budget committee. Every one was , men who must be kept it German bobsii’’‘last Friday and will day, November 13, 1939, at ten piece or parcel of land of th ’e not sel.1 the following described o’clock a. m., of said day, at the acres, or-m ole or less and adjoin- ¡real property belonging to said gianted, often times with > mini- U to retaip her j>Uc$ in th^wryrid and. acting on the suggestion, pre «5- mum of analysis or examination, a'g manufacturer's' fdr heV patnxu liminary ships W r i County Courtroom, in the Court i sg hereto, situated in th SWi estate: Lots 7 and 8 of Block 8 ♦his winter. an Oregdh taxpayeers league. Since the final payment of coon- the nations. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Biarnet and house, at Moro, Oregon, have been of SW1 Sec. 26 in Tp. 2 S. R. 16 of Errol Heights, Multnomah Claude 'Buchanan, former Benton Mrs. Sarah Young were dinner fixed by the Court as the time and ty bonds wa 1 r made last July it -------- Li--------- County, Oregon,* at private sale E. WM. bounded on the South would be possible for the county We are almost thankful to ccunty legislator, was elected "•jests of Mr. Mid Mrs. J. H. place for hearing of objections to M arket street, of said. Add., on th: without notice and in a summ ary to initiate a road -program that Winnie Ruth Judd for escaping chairman of the gipup to organize Wi1»cn Friiriv. said Final Report and Account and West by the Common S ction line manner to pay the claims against would serve to rebuild some of the from 'the Arizona insane asylum. the ltaguu^, Buchanan was author- Mr. and Mrj. Paul McKay who the settlement of said estate. between See. 26 c n l 27 of sait said estate and the expenses of ....------- - David Reid Twp. and Range, on the North by administration. 1 unii roads that are worn out and Not that*we enjoy having a lady zed to appoint one Or more repre V pv '' ‘bee^ v’riting several days, seriously in need of resurfacing if so direct in her methods of anni sentatives ifrom each of the nine ’eft last Tuesday, accompanied by Geo. G. Updegraff, ianfi heretofore Deeded to Geo. B W1TNESS, Th Hon. Geo. A. they are to be kept passable. A hilation at large even so far away counties represented at the meet -y •. nnd y - fl-o ’-i’« McKay who Attorney for Administrator. Bourhill, and on the East by the Potter, Judge of the County Court 49-2 Columbia Southern Railway Ripht mere $800 was the increase in the as Arizona, but just to relieve the ing to serve on the committee to •v’P vi?p re’ i ‘:ve? at Coquille. of the State of Oregon for the complete organization of the group. budget for roads although the reg front pages of so much about war Mr. and Mr?. John Koepke and County of Sherman, with the seal of W ay/ ular budget items were increased and the neutrality debate. In the dnughter M^rquita of ^Redmond NOTICE OF FINA L SET-. of said Court, affixed this 18th Attorney General , I. H. Van This Summons is served upon by over $11,000 over last year. distant past we recollect a sayring was a week end visitor a t Kent. LT1 EM ENT ley of September, ^939. Winkle this wee)f( held that the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, you, pursuant to an order, by the Another $100 will be technically tha« “if you steal five dollars they ATTEST: Joe T ruitt, Clerk agricultural marketing act of 1935 used for roads being used for a put you in jail, but if you steal That the undersigned, Henrieh Hon Carl Hendricks, J-d g e of the Date of the F irst Publication gives the state department of WASCO SCHOOL NOT^S a million they make you a statue” .-hed for road machinery. P atj: ns, Executor of the. Estate above "entitled Coujk. which was h e re o f S ep'em b.r 29. 1939. 1x1;.d: on September 18th, 1939, re- Several items in the budget will and it might be paraphrased thus, agriculture power to enforce reas of Julius R. Ruhberg, deceased, The Wa sco high school six-man bear questioning and analysis by “if you kill a couple of people onable regulations for th | pro- football team journeyed to Arling has filed in the County Court of ctior of the people of prtgon taxpayers, among them being: theyll put in you in jail or hang ton Saturday, October 14, where the State of Oregon, his final ac An appropriation of $2300, an you but if you manage to kill a from defective or unhealthy farm ‘hey were victorious over the count, and that Monday, Novem increase of $955, for circuit court million they’ll make you a statue.” products regardless of the state of more experienced Arlington team, ber 20th, 1939, at 10:00 a. m. has with the expectancy that the man 4nd we can’t help wondering how their origin. The opinion was re by a score of 24 to 7. ' ? been fixed by said Court as the or men who supposedly murdered ‘his paragraph would look if pub portedly requested in preparation Jack Hines, fullback for 'the time for hearing objections to said now on display at Dewey Burrel wiB be caught and lished in a European newspaper— for a test suit asking for enforce Warriors, made three touchdowns riport and settlement thereof. ment of the act. The department HENRICH PATJENS tried in 1940. It is remindful of or how the writer would look the of agriculture has not been active 'nd did Fome good open field run- . - Executor the man who told his wife to put next day. ly enforcing '.he act because the ning beh nd good blocking. Jean ---------------------- M on the pot because he was going Dutton m?de the other;.$ouchdown C,:,vin & ^ aVinL legislature failed to appropriate- 50-1 out to hunt bear. Of the $1345 for Wasco on a completed pass. Attorneys for Estate. any funds'for th at purpose. » All ~ Hudson M o to r Cars G M C Trucks & Trailers raised for 1939 not one dime has This is the first footfciall game f.es and licenses collected under been spent in the first nine months. be act are supposed to be used Wasco has .plaved for, • several ■, IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE 501 E 2nd The Dalles . Phone 530 J .K . H o v e y , M g r. Since' the establishment of the years. . , STATE OF OREGON FOR SHER- _________________ I for its administration and inforce- agent’s office in this county there ’ vie W ins From W arrio rs I MAN COUNTY. has been a demand far an in From the Obaerver Oct. 26, 1900 ment but the legislature, under the In their second game of the sea- ■ :‘L SUMMONS Hon. W. H. Moore of this city budget law, must make a specific citata each year which has usual ” ’.t 'he Warriors were defeated Roy J. Baker, Plaintiff vs Anna has been elected presi«’ / nt of the appropriation before they can be ly been granted for around $100. •t Lyle v a scor • of 12 to 6. The Schwister Hull, and her husband This year the office asked for the Big Yank gold mine in south Ore used Van Winkle said also that Wasco bovs fa’led to get started John Doe Hull, and to the un if the department -licenses retail- same sum as in 1939 which was gon. known heirs of said Anna Schwis t^ me' At the home of the bride’s par ers it cannot accept growers who! ’ $1700, but a plea was made for Lvle team run up a touchdown ter Hall and John Doe Hull, or ents in Upper Hay Canyon, Wed market their own iproduce on their an increase of $300 for office sal and led at the half by a scor? of ai ics which was granted after ntsday evening, October 17 at 8 own farm premises. 6 t0 °- , -z - o’clock, J.. Mae Axtell and George brief argument. The AlAA is re In the second half,, Warriors C. James were united in the saCri< sp o n s i^ for a large part of the started polling and shqwed more work here and certainly should be bonds of matrimony by Rev. Elder of thè drive that won for them the Quick - Easy - Safe held accountable for a large part Among those present were. Mes week before. Wasco’s score came srs and Mesdames Jaimes Woods of any contemplated raise. in the third period whin Hfrfe« The cost of maintaining ■ the Win. - Morrison, A. • Thompson, broke through amd ran thirty Write or call court house has increased since Martin Hansen, J. C. Teal, Mrs. yads for a touchdown. A pass McCallum, Missees Julia W°9ds for co m p lete _ 1937 from $1400 to an estimated for the extra point fell Incomplete, inform ation— $2300 for 1940. A better appear Tennie McCallum, Edith Adams and the scor? stiod 6 to* 6. ing coùrt house has been the re Belle McGregor, Messrs Perry Lyle came back in thè last per Axtell, Chaa and Dan McGregor sult, but nearly $200 per month iod and scored but failed ¿0 make 0. C. Maxwell, T. C. Morrison. seems generous. the extra point. When, the game Grass Valley Journal Oct. 29, 1920 The budget for public welfare ended Wasco was ' again driving The new residences of Mr. Mor H e a d O ff ic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n L another example. For 1939 the ris and Mr. Fritts are both near and had the ball on Lyle’s 11 yard M E M B E R { .F E D E R A L D E P O S IT IN S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N line. ,.» £ county appropriated $5520 which ir.g completion. was a raise of $1225 dollars from The rem aining schedule for the Alfred Dugger met with a bai 1938. Of this $5520 only $2171.44 accident last week when he was pulp and " ■ - ■ ■ x u - j r m-an H-JkuZjmilt Employees was spent in the first nine month' playing in front of the hardware paper industry of. the north west of this year. At this rate $2896.- store and fell throughfr' the g la s/ 56 would be spent during this door cutting his arm In sucb a are urging congre-ss to curtail year. That is but little more than manner that required 26 stitches foreign competition, Since' »,the war began imports have decreased half the total levied for this year. to close it up. with a consequent activity in Yet a request was made for $300 Waited Givens of Kent, has ac additional which was granted with cepted a call to preach at Wascc Oregon and Washington iplsnts and the reopening of mills whicn out debate. Certainly no reason every Sunday evening. Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S has been g'ven why this should be From the Obaerver, Oct. 28, 1910 had 'been closed for several years. Moro, Oregon Employees, as well as the manage increase when but 52.5% was Meets Every Second and Mrs. Emily Anderson and J. T. spent this year. No changes wil Ashby of Antelope were married ment, realize that the spurt is Fourth Thursdays in each be possible this year to make ex Saturday noon, at the home of only good for the ^duration of the Month. Visiting members unless congress takes action. Invited penditures greater except those sister of the bride, Mrs. C. L. Ire ♦ » * Rose Amidon, W,M. mcessary by added age of recip land. Rev. A. J. Adams officiating. Democratic congressmen of the Ruth Sparling, Secretary. ients and normal increase of de A bunch of old tunefa ,<ot to Pacific northwest, who will recom linquents. * gether by chance in Moro Satur Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 As the proposed budget now day afternoon, Jack Thompson, Alf, mend the district supervisors and ‘C A T E R P IL L A R ’ Moro, Oregon stands the emergency fund is 17% Dillinger, Simon Elcock, John Hol enumerators for Jhe census, are Meets 2d & 4th Tues of the total. It is $12,000 in a man, Dan McLochlan, Dr. Saun aleady realizing that patronage day of each month. total budget of slightly over $70,- ders, Lew Schademritz, all in a is no blessing. Census patronage Visiting members wel 000. That is excessive. Although rerr. inescent mood and each yarn was a concession jnade while the adminitration was rounding up come. an emergency fund is necessary was founded upon fa c t Rebekah Wilson, N.G because no budgeting boafd can From the Observer Oct. 29, 1920 votes in the house of representa accurately estimate all require Florence Johnston.Sec Last Saturday Chester Smith tives for repeal of the arms em ments for a gear in advance, one was kicked first on the leg and bargo. Under the Hatch act no Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M of this sixe is larger than needed then on tKt face by a horse and census worker can be a member Says: Spruce Parkinson Meets on the 1st and Of the $5800 emergency fund for as a reauN is in a serious conditiem of a political organization—wheth R exburg,-Idaho -.->b 3rd Thursday eve 1989 $4538.19 was unspent after it The Dalles hospital. HiiM up er it is Democratic or Common nings of each month. nine months indicating that coun per jaw bone wag broken, hie nb*6< wealth -Federation.- Republicans “As far as I am concerned, ‘Cat Visiting ntembers cor A YeWi if erpillar’ track-type Tractors are ty budgeters are able to estimate broken and split and both cheeks need not feel di any. will get these jots. dially Invited to meet the leading crawler traotPrft in all requirements fairly close. laid open. with us. respects. My old ga« -THIRTY The 'budget in total is not ex A. McNab and wife are visiting A. B. Christianson W. M. was good and dependable— -but my Explanation why so many mo cessive and taxes will be lower this week at the home of ber z C. V. Belknap, Secy. tion picture stars are visiting the D4 has everything the THIRTY as was expected with the payment mice, Mra. T. 3- Reese. of bonds. At last years’ meeting Bom: October 27th ah eight national capital are being photo- had plus Diesel economy. Fuel for Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. it was asked that when^possible a pound boy to Mr. and Mra. Ches gnspbad with lawmakers |z this: my Diesel costs only 40% as much Moro, Oregon road program be started to pJt ter Axtell at the P. C. Axtell farm. Big fto ts of the movie ipdustfy as it did for the gas tractor.’’ Meets 1st and 3rd want kill the legislation which market roads in shape for safe Tuesdays in the wouM si»ol*ah4>loc 'booking. It has and comfortable travel. ' Yet Í J.O..O.T. hall Trai p a ssed the senate and is now in trifle of $800 was the Increase in sient and visiting w e house. Blac (booking compels the road fund proper. brothers are cordi Mk.pghibitor to take punk films in For a municipal corporation with ally invited to meet t tW ^features which outstanding bonds, a surplus in LAWYER with us. ‘ ’ tr£ popular? fcvkry cinema palace iterpillar XaU John Ueere .cash is advisable for it can then Ve.non Miller, N. G. MORO net owned by the producers is in- WASCO purchase its bonds when available Joe Truitt, Secretary. ; tereated in the measure. If a surplus is possible in this Kent News N e w 1940 Hudson 1?^*. HOVEY MOTOR CO........ In Other Days A New Modern Deposit Plan to save your Time T h e D a lle s B r a n c h oz the U n it e d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k Âtni&A. A S W E L L 'A S V O ICES OWNER FOR 8 YEARS & I DON’T INTEND TO CDANfiE O’MfARA ’ ’ T. Lester Johnson Supply & Iflap. Co ---- .'W> - V ■ t t ( ,
