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THE page two SHER s U n .CO UNT! FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1909 JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON =S5= tljrrm an Cauul« Journal Sherman County Observer Established Nov. 2, 1888 Grass Valley Journal Established Oct. 14, 1897 CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1931 We now have a new neutrality law th at is made from the defeat of the one so recently fought for by the same adm inistration that asked for the original. F irst cubward m anifestation of the new act was the proposed charge of registry of American ships to the Republic of Panam a and the statem ent of the president that the action was legal. It may be legal 'but it certainly is not neutrality. - ’ *• If we have been neutral in the Sino-Japanese • war we are not neutral in the present European war. IV seems th a t we try to make our neutrality fit our preju«-, dices and if it does not get us in to trouble before long we will be very lucky indeed. Girl Pulls N ew U .P. C o u n ty C o u rt neutrality 7 1 (Coritinu^F from patfe one» Continued from page one. t $2500, TBe fta te ;£ a s a fund *of $794 dvailafoli fo r ithii purpdM , $500 authorized iby the S tate Em er gency Board and $294 contained in a fund contributed Iby. citizens following the destruction of the old capitol for the purpose of beautifying the new s ta te , house and which Governor Sprague has said m ight foe applied toward pur chase of a flag pole. Otis Baker, Ja n ito r’s salary r tor October $65.00; balance ...fe '• due on Sept, salary 15.00; 80.00 T ’■ ■ ill 5 Art IBucholtz, meals for pris- | oners * 9.30 Wasco News-Enter prise | Pacific Power & Light Co. Established Nov. 1891 - y f r f t j Courthouse lights $22.41; > CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 i Mdse for Courthouse $4.39; D l ?.I oss P ark Lights $1.50; 28.30 Published Every Friday at Paulsen & Roles Laboratories - Moro, Oregon 7.40 Towels for Courthouse -X O '- * * • Editor Gilep L. French Departm ent of A griculture W estern . Lincoln1 county ia th s Sealer of W eights & M eas Entered as second-class m atter at (Continued frd’m Jpafre one) I A f i jkfe latest candidate.-for PUD hbfoors. 3.76 ures j the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon trie Home & Atm ^ h p rity , a M l Sponsors fo r a proposed -Peoples Reatha Sayrs, Assessor’s under Act of Congress of March U tility D istrict in th a t sectioa government corporation, js prepar 4.80 office help 3, 1879. have filed a prelim inary petition ed to cooperate to..enable consum Ginn, Coleman & (Co., Court with the Hydroelectric Commits ers to purchase appliances of all I t .45 house expense IM R . ORf sion asking for a survey and a re* sorts. Appliances are sold ¡by Pacific Tel. & Tel. Company ' u h o n Poi vt s H e port on th e feasibility of the pro-1 regular dealers on the installm ent 19.00 Courthouse telephones ' ff' X “y w ject which would cover an area of plan; the monthly collections are C. C. Wilson, Sheriff, Stamps OFFICIA L COUNTY PAPER THE WAR made by adding the installm ent to 175 square miles, including the e*- $ i- for Sheriff’s office 5.00 cities of W aldport and Newport, the electric bill and these payments IfJham Stationery & Printing Indications in Europe do not SUBSCRIPTION RATES seem to point toward a long war with a population of 12,000 and an are forwarded to the federal agen Sheriff’s office expense 8.30 Payable in Advance or, at present, toward any war at assessed valuation of $4,000,000. cy which buys th: installm ent con Bi rroughs Adding Machine Go. ONE YEAR .... - ..................... *L5u • * * tract from the dealer. all. There is no fighting to amount ' 'Assessor’s office $4.45; The Pacific Coast, it seems, has to is much as a quiet day on th j N O V E M B E R 10, 1939 T reasurer’s office $2250; 6.95 The “peeler log“ .bill, passed by State Industrial Accident Comm western front in 1917. .A - ^few its own ; little diplomatic war. prisoners are captured to keep the California and Oregon officials ere the senate and waiting hou^e ac- Peace officers protection 5.01 FIFTY ONE YEARS opposing generals acquainted with engaged * in a Jeojrtroversy.-,H)ver. tjgja id. the reguMu' ts^ssion, is in West Coast P rint, and Bind. Co. _ - Grover Cleveland was serving what is going on in enemy camps re?iprocical privileges granted -Ao tended to increase employment in Clerk’s office $3.80; Sher- his first term and the voters had and Certainly som? men a te Riqed. certain classes . of motor , -vehicle the northwest, ’To-.expediate its iff’s office $18.30; Sup’t. • passage Senator Holman of O re just elected Benjamin Harrison to But th a t has been kept at a mimi- o p e ra te s . 36.55 office $14.45; -¿W A? California officials have charge#. gon has w ritten to the secretaries Wily W. Knighten, Sup’t. . succeed him. Sylvester Pennoyer, mum so far. The war is on thè-èconomic anJ th a t Oregon ,.ha$ discontinue#». of agriculture, commerce, state democrat and populist, was govej - 41.66 office h.lp r-____ - diplomatic fronts and plenty is these priviliges to m otorista regi 4- anil.labor and to the tariff commis National Education A ss’n nor of Oregon. ___ Joseph N. Dolph and John H. Mitchell held seats I happening tffere with the allies tered in thè southern state and sion to make a study and su’.m it 5.00 Sup’t. office expense m the United Stares senate from capturing Turkey and so far suc threatens to reciprocate in kind- I their views in January. In addi- ’lhe School Executive. Sup’t Oregon and Binger Herman was cessfully blocking Italy from par Oregon’s Secretary of State. E^rl | tion to being( w asteful, the peeler 2.00 office expanse . a fte r being exported, return National Geographic Society the lone rrpresentative from this ticipation. The Balkans are ap Snell throw s the .charge right bflek. parently being weaned from fav into the teeth of the Gal if orphans t to the United States in the form SupH. office expense - 5.75 state. There was no Sherman county oritism and fear* of Germany and with a charge that it was thqy.' bf. doors and other articles. Joe T ruitt, Clerk Stamps for but settlers who had for the past Russia is taking the Baltic, states who started the difficulty by annuli 6.00 - C lerk’s office seven or eight years been flocking one by one thus m aking th ejrin g Sherman County Journal This 115-pound m ajorette in t ‘ e Union Pacific Radroad t ; X " ' rt3Om°e in to ^he rolling bunch grass coy, around the Germans much tighter » * * « for ™ r a u . 4 * County Printing $9.00 ered hills between the John Day than it was when H itler invaded Miss Katherine Alcviaos. r.ot only actually pulled this new 39.700- 49.40 Printing Budget $40.40 California’s severance of diplomatic and Deschutes rivers were be Poland to l-ocsen it. pound freight «ar over a level tra.!: ’rut 446 additional pounds of com- where in the OVerdn-Washington J. F. Noonan, Balance due on relation* In the m otor Vehicle fi 1 I . The success of allied av.iatot» a m i n g to talk of breaking away area and using electric power in •' painting Courthouse 122.00 penion m ajorettes who «beared, b tr on. The boxcar, desigljed. fo r kfgh from Wasco, the m other of epan* flying* American planes m ust malt« oecured about two m onths ago ac stead of coal ' in m anufacturing •r,.c d merchandise freight service, ie one of many such new cars which I Union Oil Company, Expense cording to Snell, einefc which tint, _.our !own. army men tie?. stainless nteei. W n mve^úg-ation en "Pac i f ic h as eeuippad i ' i r .JUnahcja. .1°„U££ bearings C ........... o f Government trtppeT 9t.4T Oregon offiial has been trying . Clark Dunlap, five years before, ihed. While England and France the . • . .1 ..I. • 1^, i is under way looking for deposits Ronald S. Macnab, Claim of < :t t-J im n e n t n - y . / ’ . e-e t o - _____- ™ roller bearings. ------- - < . * had plotted a town to be knoWn : have fliers with morb oxperienc in vain to patch up the misunder- ; . u ,ut indemnity for Bang’s dis standing bafcween the twv .U te . •* raJ " as Wasco on the southeast corner that the younger German fliers the BO th a t the arrangem ent ,n irh .: P '« 'd e n t Roosevelt has K,ven tne Daily Quotv: “ We cannot alfoid -(.use, a t '.im n, O regon, h av e -b e.n 15.00 eased cattl? slaughtered of his homestead. W. H. B arnett spexl of American ships is said t») to be half-w ay in an y th in g . The ixed oy the Court as the tim e and be continued. The C alifornians.' '<>« h « »"d ¡¡•I- :• for hearing of .oajections to hud moved his «tore from its first /give them a fu rth er advantage hewiveK, Snell ch arg e., have >g- i part mt n t hofes something w.11 W. A. Raymond, Courthouse w ’n de-ihearttd mun i u:.- 14.40 expense e.xl i"inu! ■ i'i - port and Account and location a little over a mile dawn and if recent reports are to be be- lze. '• succeeds in th is w o rld .--M ai y E. Geo. A. Potter, Judge’s settl -ment of-said state.- the draw to the new townsite and lieved they have won several ncrad his overtures and . refuse >-mMtena In this column was recently M izer. David Reid expense 11.35 had a couple 0/ ytfcrs latef erected b a tt le and may be able to prevent even tp arran g e a m eeting at which catalogued a list of raw m aterials a store building which he rented | the feared bombing of cities anil, the differences, if any, can ; . !A Epihgrnff, ' A’ Bovs Y'iU B? Boys which can be electrically treated, CLAIMS PRESENTED AND threshed out, . A ■ nini-strator.- tu Josiah Marsh who established mnnufactuing plants, t(»ri'"V and all within tho’-i Pacific n orth ALLOWED AGAINST THE 49-2 a^ drug store. \ *i W e 'are now perm itted to ship Commercial; vehicles, operating w e s t'.- Mr.- Roose'vMI doC* not w ant ROAD FUND, NHV. TDRlM, 1939. i l i , . ___ > Levi Arm sw orthy, a year-before any kind of good»,to pprt».Within fiom towns n..ar .the border w Account Amount 2 2 7 Claim ant . v- • had built the Oskaloosa Hotel and a few miles of England and their be 'hardest h * i, the t w .tattfe rr.unity; he wants them scattered. t i l ICE <>’•’ E IN A i. SET- L. L. Peetz, Road M aster 66.90 fajl ito get together, Snell said/ carpenters and contractors were ; ship« may take any kind of cargo \ ,E .\ T E. McPherson, rpad labor 57.40 busy putting up residences and from our shores. All of which XOTK-L IS H EREBY GIV EN , W. Kelly, road labor 28.50 While the full cash valuation ol , j business houses when early in 1 gives a tremendous advantage to n T •i'.h’vri :n . d, Ilenrich C. Bargenholt, road labor 44.80 O rtgon utilities increased by $3,- C O IM IU ttC C 1131116(1 November, 1888, Cornelius J. the allies in their fight to blockade a .j 1-, E xecuU r uf the E state C. M ersinger, road labor 40.50 18635^ during the past year the ( t \ • B nght, a young school teacher : German ports. .hi’in- R. R iihbrrg, deceased, A. Shearer, road labor 6.50 asseased valuation of these same Q n |< e d f r o S ^ D t i v C from Virginia, two years out of | ------------- --------- ■ - 4: ;n the County C ourt of C. H erring, road labor 11.50 utilities decreased 'by $290,893, a • tne Wasco Independent Academy, .? S te of Oregon, his final ac- 13.50 report by- thp tax commission Appointment o f local-, chairmen A. Shearer, road labor who had taught school in Sherman i. . .r. I th at M onday, Novem-, L. L. Peetz, Road M aster, 75.40 show«. . This .perming iocpnsiaten- for the R id C r o s s w h i c h foe- county a couple of short term a, frith,' at a. m. Has 66.00 E. McPherson, road labor’ . cy is explained by the fa c | th at ( g .rs next Saturday h aì bee» inaile published the first issue of the _____________________ ; _ . t j thè assessed va)ue o f .utilities is , by Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder, coun- W. Kelly, road labor . ,l. .I by said Court as the 49.00 Wasco Observer. 46.60 tai for h a! ing objections to said W ith this week’s issue the direct Fiom the Observer, Nov. 11, 1910 baSed upon the ratio of tru e value [ ty ioli call chairm an,-and citizen.-, , G- Bargenholt, road labor ’«¿it and ?• ‘Element th ereo f. 36.50 to kssessed’ value in each county i will have J^ieir annual opportunity , A- Shearer, road labor successor to th a t paper begins its • IIEY R IC H P A T JE N S 36.50 When a Rainier man was about and bWìà year the ratio was re- to enroll 7h the well known relief C. H erring, road labor fifty second year in a county as fi i;t. 139 .E xecutor 28.50 to cut the jugular vein of a burg- duced in 21 of the 36 counties. The , organization, which this year, for 1 C. Mersinger, road labor much different from the one in Gavin A » Gavir., State Industrial Accident Com. . . . .. it was first c , published „11; which as f-kot th at lar . his wife cried out, ’ "Don’t c u t g reatest increase, in .valuation waa> , the fir.-rt time, has a local chapter, AH orn^v • for E state. , 50-1 Octo-bier account $20.50; the first editor’s hls ,ilr 0 ,t- ,he Mwxi wl11 ’'pei1 tbe recorded '¡by electric _ companies Named as local chairmen were: one was from Back Balance $25.06; 45.55 eai-pet”. Presence of mind is a whosd true cash value jumped from t M » . George Wilsbn a t K tn t Mrs. -r ? Virginia . . . ... $99,047,748.36 in 1908 to Alley a t Gras» Valley; IMrs. National Hospital Association Now there are no herds of cattle 8«ca ing ' Protection 14.00 J. Harvey Smith of Irrigon..w^s 394;856.80 in 1939. A ircraft copo^.jjlpan Reynolds aA Rutledge; Mrs. roam ing over the grass covered Mrs.. C. M. Snider, Rent on here on the 4th. He ^till has faith panie^, express companies, s tea pi Alfred Payne a t * Rfosebush; Mrs. hills, no hom esteaders breaking the machine shed - »6.00 tough virgin sod^no freight wag in the land where he has chozpn rtdlroads, tank car companies, r.Robert Hoakinsori iat Moro; Mrs. G. W. Armsworthy, 'Road s u p t to live. telephone ' companies and wptar Orval Thompson at Monkland-Har- ons rolling from The Dalles to the plies . 5.25 John H. Landry, one of the Ear companies all recorded valuation j mony; Miaa Mary Fortner a t Was- mines, no Indians with bows and ' With ob. Lous delight, A ’.V. Gab- liest pioneers of Moro, died at gains, while valuation losses were! co; Miss Georgia H arper at Gor- Feenaughty Machinery Co., arrows. rio of the G ranl Array of < ie Re road supplies 16.85 5 o’clock Sunday from a compli recorded by electric railroads, g a s don Ridge; Mrs. Lewis Scholl at In the full fifty-one years public ta’a cs a few hot licks at an cation of afflictions. companies and telegraph com- ^ocust Grove ani Miss Mary Pacific, Power. & Light Co., since the county’s first paper was ! ice cream rcTir. Mr. Gahrrn, 9S, rrf Lights in machine shed 1.00 »* . ; , * foackett at Rufus« Hazelton, Ta., was one of the vet run off on the hand press used by p rom th e Observer, Nov. ». 1900 pànie». Standard Oil Company, Gaso - ¡Clyde É. Hutchens has 'been a p erans at the national G. A. E. en B r . ^Bnghl. weeWy W CTT o f; p k jr R u g g ie i h»s located on a line 51.03 campment at Pittsburgh. pointed d istrict representative of ahfcb there ha. boon a total «1 humeMe^ M the John Day. Ihv the stati' departm ent of agrieul- j ^ H S C O I G H IÌl W Ì O S Roy Powell, Road view<^’s eight, ^ave told the hiatory cd (..rden spot of Sherm an county, expenses 10.00 NO TICE OF F IN A L H E '-R IN G ture for Jefferson, Crook, D?s- | . transition from a pioneer civil,- Attorm>y R E Hoskin50n and II. A. Walker, Road viewer’s chutes and Wheeler counties. Hutçh P a m a e • - Notice is h roby giv -n th at ;h: ration to a settled, prosperous Migs were m arried last expenses 10.00 undersigned has filed in th? Coun-1 faim m g county far ahead of the week an(J no-r thgt' n ;> t new cot- ena who-fuocoCds .E. L. Straek, • " ” transferred to McMinnville, 'w ill J Thé WasCO h ig h sch o o l six-man J. K. McKean, Gasoline and ty C ourt of the S tate of () ‘egon average in point of agricultural ja one of the cheer. oil $44.06; Work on pick '" . v ^ - 'A - c t b i l l Wan, W t e d 'l y l b '- 'R i g h for Sherm an County hi F inal mechamiation. 7 . 1 ful homes. ’ *...... - c ■ 2 2 ÌS up $2.50; 46.56 R eport and Account as A dm inis rtund «-He k az sfcrvod w.th the j Jff lo 12 g a t. T hat history has been told so £ verythin(t went for McKinley, departm ent in Ua federal-state IJ Ja 15.90 tra to r of the ¿state of E l:'/-’beth Th? Geo IA. Potter, Prestone shortly a fte r the .events, th a t it ' f>ct thgt was t0 expected W ts Wilde, Road* expenses 5.85 F u ller, deceased, and th a t Mon s f u p w * jum l aeaviae since 1936. scorcd early in the first is seldom recognized as h isto ry /,/- B p HoovCTa. b rk k hlock »i)) G o. B. Moon, Road supplies .60 day, November 13, 1939, a t ten ju st ss the transition has been so j b£. ready {or dedication. period and kicke-J the extra point Moro Lumber & Fued Yard, o’clock a. m., of said day, a t the slow th a t natives m ust look back, |Broa. h a v e 'ad d e d dry « T ht G rtgbn h ig h w a y coronfis- gnd Wasco kad 8 to 0 Lyje Road supplies used for County Courtroom , in th<* Court- > ten or more years to observe a ] Koods and underc|othing to their sion has decided to spend $100,- ! ha(k arui scored two touchdowns, bridges 118.70 ; change. M echanization began when , sLotk >nd ar(s doing a very hand. 000 in advertising Oregon’s scenic w hik the W arriois made a sa fe ty J.7„r<,aii° n a l..a<! t anì a.t e8.. d“ n I b rin g in g » * « « o r« to 10 to W /o r the first header and the first J(ome n,u, ineM- ing 1940. Most of the money will ' .yle/ Sr*the last m inute or*pkry tethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S. ’ thresher came into the country . * Moro, Oregon I and milestones m ark 'th e date of From the Observer, Nov. 12. 1920 be " spent with ...... eastern magazines a nass n from o m tunes Hines t to Fields was Meets Every Second and and new spapira, according to „ d i e t e d ¡„ the end zone and the the advent of the first combine The Observer is informed that Fourth Thursdays in each Harold B. Say, head of the d epart and the first tractor. i a change in m anagem ent is pend- conversion made. Month. Visiting members T h e D a lle s F r e ig h t L in e , I n c . m ent's travel and information - “ November^ ..J\J na, ” Wasco When the first disgruntled and ; ¡n|r for t he ,Moro Hoted. W. M. Invited bureau. ' ■ ' A discouraged homesteader decided Walked and wife have signed a w as held high school £ar Rose Amidon, W,M. tc sell out to his neighbor and contract to take over. __ n. Saturday even! makes daily trips from Ruth Sparling, Secretary. move io a different climate-»the ths wart Chester Smith returned from 'the ¿^though the new capitol fouiM*- uuilding. ( _ tendency toward larger farm units hcypital • surprising his many ing has been occupied now for run by tn e v a n classes -of the Port! an d To G rass V lle y began to end—we know not where frients by the quick recovery. He more than a year Ross B. Ham- school. Food by the Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Moro, Oregon for it is still going on. shows but little , effects of the mend, the contractor, is still try- i Girls’ League Dancirfig in the The little Wasco school house horse kicking him. ing to collect a ^balance of $40,000 Harvest theme to tha “ Top Hat- Meets 2d & 4th Tues Let us haul your freight in and out of Portland day of each month. of one room has grown mightily Aim istice day in Moro, 1920 will which he claims is due him from ters” w$$, featured in the gym. in size although the increase in long foe remembered as the be- the WPA. Hammond appeared be G r a a r ta lle y bowed to W asco’s Visiting members welj farm size has lately reduced the ginning of the w inter stason. A fore the Board of Control with his football team at Wasco Tuesday come. Rebekah Wilson, N.G I number of pupils. Back in the near blizzard blew all day. plaint this week and argued th at to the score of 21 to 0. Wasco pages of the county's newspapers ¡n the presence of immediate the state should pay him interest score again until the last quarter Florence Johnston.SecI can be found the story of school ' f, iends Mis« Alvena Howard be- on the delayed installm ent. While converted. The W arriors did not Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M rrow th and school consolidation Cnme the bride of Virgil Cushman he found ** plenty' of* sympathy scoe again until the last quai/ei Meets on the 1st and th a t is still in process. November 5. They will live* on a among the board members he found wlier^Ah^y ran up two touchdowns 3rd Thursday eve And there is the long column of - farm near Wasco, but little encouragem ent fo f bis ! nnt^ an nings of each month. births, of deaths/, of marriages, c lu im -./‘Only a •• legislative ^ ict Frid^T “* k ' and sec Visiting members cor of private and puoiic hopes and Grass Valley Journal Nov.-12, 1920 ond girte^VoTfey halt teams meet could authorrae‘*pa3rment of ip ttr- dially invited to meet fears, ambitions and defeat». They Hoving completed the Clark Moro in the gym. The I with us. have been written and read and hill job the road crew Will move eet» GovemdV Sphague infonmed second team will begin a. * * k. B. Christianson W. M. Quick - E a s y S a fe are a part of the transition period their outfit to Kent where ' sofo- Hammond. 7:30 and-be xi by the first C. V. Belknap, Secy. of the county that will go on until 8lant**l work will be done, team game. there is no county, no farm land The new council elected were MEETING HELD Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. W rite or ca ll and none to recall the day« gone R- J- Baker, mayor; M. B. O’Brien V1' * Moro, Oregon Two com m ittees appointed for for c o m p le te Read the Ads In the Jo u rn al by, for change is ever with us.' ar-^ Alley councilmen for one Meet« 1st and 3rd the economic conference last year in fo rm a tio n — We have chronicled fifty-one very year- L. R.^French, P. N. Lemmon Tuesdays , in tho important years and hope to do the an^ C. W„ Wallace for two years, met Thursday morning for a dis- L I.O. O.F. hall Trai cus8ipn of plans for next year af- Camouflage same for the next ftfty-one. - / j O. M. Fraley ,i. a hold over. - th e sient and visiting ter a review of w hat has bsen done , “Why do you „ always put a ______________ ' . ' The officers of the Sherman brothers are| cordi Raising a m an to a position of Electric company met and » re with test year's resolutions^ Le- dictation“ sign on your letters, as ally invited to meet reviewed th _. . history I if you bad a secretary? You dc , place or power docs not make him trying to make colledtions. The Boy W right re’ H e a d Q f t iò e ,t f o i t l a n f f , O re g o n with us. hij|iU ee’s ^wo»k and ¡ not keep a typist“ ^ , r . the pohirflittee’s g r e a t . - I t i» only the proper hand- P<^<~ in M rftidu to' W>asco MEMRIR rCOFRAL O F P OS-». T INSURANCE CORPORATION ' « e plan '.“ Well, the-fact is, my spelling’s V'e.non Miller, N. G. rle*, Mmith aided ling of office makes a man , ^-is week. The stock certificates Joe Truitt, Secretary. a bit shaky.” . . - 3 « I mâking.’. KM are now n a d y for distribution. outstanding. In Other Days SHIP BY TRUCK A, New Modern Deposit Plan to save your Time *■ /•. 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