f ÎIE 'S H E R M A N C O Û N fY Jû U RNAL,- MüfcO, OREGON
P A tìfi TWO
•ip r» —
FREE PEOPLE WIN
Statehouse G mmp
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939
Ji ink Begins 19,000 Mile Voyage j Farm Loan
soever and th a t the cloud up-,
oh the title of s-uch land
arisin g by reason- of the
losing of the order of* Sale and
notice of sale abdve re fe rre d
to -be removed by o rd er of
th is C ourt, d eclaring title in
fee simple to be in the plain-:
tiff herein, and th a t the de
fe n d an ts and all persons be
fo rev er enjoined and b arred
fio-m asiserting any claim in
and to said land, adverse to
the plaintiff and for such o th er
relief as to this Honorable
C ourt m ay s-.em m eet.
GAVIN & GAVIN
A ttorneys fo r P laintiff, Resjdence
and P o st office address, The D alles,
Oregon.
, ' ■
Th?" Finns are m aking the story
(C ontinued; from nage w e » .
Sherman County Observer
of David and G oliath seem very I
Established itfov. 2, 1888
him
Uhe inspect an d ad m iratio n
much up to d ate w ith th eir b attle
(Consolidation of five N ational
Grass Valley Journal
cg a in st the hordes of R ussians , of his associatees.
F
a
rm Loan A ssociations in Wascc
’
W
ith
th
e
qpppintm
en
t
of
Duncan
E stablished Oct. 14, 1897
who were a few weeks agb in- ■
and S herm an cou n ties into a single
CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, 1931 vadir.g F inland. If news re p o rts to the bench and his resig n atio n
unit becam e effective A ugust 31,
are tru e the R ussians a re now back as a n u m b er of th e sen ate E rn e st
Wasco News-Enterprise
F atlan d , of Condon, S peakèr o fÎ:
1939, Jacob D. S tu a rt of The Dalles
in R ussia except for those thou-
E stab lished Nov. 1891
»
cc retfiry -treasu rer of th e associa
the
House
of
R
ep
resen
tativ
es
be
CONSOLIDATED • M arch 4, 1932 s m d ; who are frozen into Fin-
tion, announced th is w eek...
comes heir a p p a re n t to the g u b er
lal'iu.
Included in th e consolidation a re
Published Every F rid ay a t
Th? whole thing leads to a con n ato rial throne and th e next in
the
Ram svy, The Dalles, S h er
line
of
succession
in
th
e
event
o
Moro, Oregon
clusion a'bout d ictatorships. T h a t
m an county, Wasco and W hite
a vacancy in tn a t office. ,
is
th
a
t
no
general
can
ever
do
a
Giles L. French____________ Editor
Ac le a s t three o th e f atto rn e y s
R iver associations. The new ^or
first ra te jdb of fighting for a
g an izatio n is known as the Mid-
E ntered as Sbcond-class m atter a t dictator. N ote the end of the from the ninth d istric t were e n - 1
Oregon N ational F arm Loan A s
the Postoffice a t Moro, Oregon R ussian g .n e ra l who was first dorsed for, the appÿintn^Ut. The
sociation of The Dalles.
under Act of Congress of March sent ag a in st the F inns. He was w tre R obert D. L ytic «ff V ale; M.
W
.
Big-gs
o
f
Orrtari<z
and
A.
L-
N ational F arm Loan A ssocia
culled Lack to Moscow and p ro b
3, 1879.
tions arti cooperative group« th ru
ably liquidated for his • failure. • F le tch er of N y s s a ./ ’.
which F ed eral Lpnd Bank loam
lOTIlGE OF S H E R IF F ’S SA LE
Yet news accounts told of th e
P
ro
c
ra
stin
a
tin
g
m
o
to
rists
are
are
m
ade
and
serviced.
The
Mid-
By v irtue of an o rd er of sale
R ussian soldier's* marcM ftg a g a in s t
Oregon A ssociation has 176 m em nade by the Ju stice C ourt fo r Dist
i their enem y -w ith o u t sufficient w arned by Superjntendefi/t of Police
bers w ith $985,425 in land bank
rict No. 2, for S herm an County,
clothes and w ithout supplies of Pi ay th a t th ey m u s txhave th eir
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
new
blue
anti
w
hite
license
tag's
loans
o
u
tstan
d
in
g
.
-
Oregon,
in a proceeding to dis
food follow ing them .
And all
Officers a re T ru m an V. Brooks, rose of an e stra y anim al under
on th e ir cars w hen-th ey appeal1 in
this
in
below
zero
w
eather.
*
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
route 2, The Dalle?, p resid en t; G
Chapter 322, Oregon Laws, 1939,
C ertainly no one b u t a dictator pul’jlic a f te r Sunday or be-prepared
P ayable in Advance
to
tell
th
e
ir
sto
ry
to
some
conven*
H.
Root,
W
asco,
vie:»
p
resident:
n the 14th day of December, 1939,
ONE Y EA R ........................— $L50‘ would expect a general to win w ith
T. C. M urray, F rien d ; D. A. H a r lireetin g me to sell a t p*uiblic
troops so equipped.
A general ient judge.- æhMt th ç re will not
vey, W amic, and E. H. Moore,
uction according to law, th e fol
DECEMBER 29, 1939
under a d ictato r can hardly ex .'be as m ahy 1 ¡ceaseless c a rs th is
aLlhqiff.year-anJ-u-hrff voyago L am bos Ar.s?’??, to
•On the
y
e
a
r
a
s
ï
n
-fibrnj^.’jJehrs,
however,
Moro,
directors.
lowing
described estra y horse, to
pect to win anyw ay. I f he loses
M M Kkris. W V and Dr. E. Allen Pct’ersen, right, to-
fork -arar
iv tltf* ep h l^ n '; 1,0 ¿ / S e c r e t a r y
T he consolidation, S tu a rt said,
it:
. . .
be i< disgraced fo r th e d ictato r
trio, sailing a C hinese Junk, will
PR O V E IT F IR S T
black gelding, Age 3 years.
will take no responsibility for- S ta te ,Sh.eU who e x ila i ns th a t tl I’ route them seivcp via the Straits of M agellan. When they arrive in New will m ake fo r g re a te r efficiency
The speech of S ecretary W allace fa ilu re him self. If ' th e - general license departm ppti haa l^een. enjoy York they w ill havdA H veled 19,000 m iles. Dr. P etersen and Ju s w ife were in serv in g m em bers and fo r in
Now, th erefo re, N O TICE , is»1«
ind icates a g a in th e philosophy of v.'in-s the d ic ta to r m u st have the ing the b ig g est .prt>.Chrif>ifcma8 m em bers'of U ¿revf that saHed the Hummel Humme!, a 2 -" -ot boat, from creased economy of operation.
lereby given th a t I will on the
th e new deal fo r ' he tells the credit for w inning—not the gen- rush in its histo ry , an indication Shanghai to Los A ngeles. The crew of the dim inutive, vessel expects to
10th day of December, 1939, a t
C om panionship
world th a t A m erican ag ric u ltu re , eral. So w hat success can crown th a t there is m ore -loose m oney in arrive in New Ycrk som e tim e in 1941.
0:00 o’clock a. m., of said day,
“ H isto ry d em o n strates th a t no it the ranch of F ritz Rohweder,
h a s come to the end of its rope the efforts of an arm y leader un circulation th a n usual.
individual or n atio n can shake
and m u st abide strictly by the der a d ic ta to r?
n Sherm an Co-unty, Oregon, sell
Oregon
nu
rsery
m
en
ship
about
hands
w
ith
iniquity
w
ith
o
u
t
in
the
rv lm g s o f th e d epartm ent of a g r i
ill
the rig h t, title, and in terest in
G erm any has given exam ples
36
carlo-ads
o
f
roses
to
o
th
er
states
long
ru
n
suffering
d
eg
red
atio
r
c u ltu re or accept disaster.
nd
to the above described estra y
I come w h at sim ilar. W hen H itler,
and p u n ishm ent.” — S ir lATthur lorse, a t public auction, for cash,
He say s A m erican soil is slip according to the news, w anted the every y ear according to J. S. W ie-
ping an d does not produce as much arm y to do /»omething considered mar., of th e n w s e ry service of the
o the highest and best bidder to
Page.
______ ______________ _
as it once did. T h at may fix ho — j impossible by arm y leaders* they S la te Departnfewt of A g ric tiltu r:.
atisfy dam ages, costs and keep-
ar,d it m ay not. If one takes the had to agre$* F ailu re resulted in S hipm ents of o th er *ornafwwwtal (tv F ran k lv n W altm an "
I tw enties ended we had’ experienced
ng, and all oth er expenses and
th is E sta te
*
, .
,
*
. ’ 4 the first shock ef th e deepening
to t a l y iefeb .ef. th e p a st ten y ea rs the A t a i i r o f tile g^toeral b ecam e ?$u!$eiy stock - from
csts reg u larly made and incurred
depression h h u u t t we
we did not
th e evidence seem s conclusive un-- a d ic ta to r can n o t ad m it he" is fct>K > m o u n t. to approxim ately 110 care- ■ It is urtdbu-btenTy With a feeling j \vu»id
dd depression
n m a k in g -th is sale.
o f g re a t relief th a t all of us have hove breadlin
an nually, W iernan said/-
til we look a t th e m oisture records than p e rfe c t.,
or m any m illions
D ated this 14th day of Becern-
A tto rn e y A t L a w
bidden goodbye-
th e tu rb u len t of people dcj)endtn-t on governm en
and find ^ h a t lack of rain fall has
?r, 1939. '
The Finns Ore a fre e peopfe wjjttl
Republican», »till hold a slight th irtie s and fikeWifee it ’is w ith tal hand outs for th e ir m eager
been the m ain lim itin g facto r in ip ir it enough , to fight to- -dOdbh
C.
C. W ILSO N,
M o ro an d W a»co
stead of depreciation of th e »oil to rem ain th a t way. D ictator led edge on- / ) r . g o n ’$ floptical w ar htrpeful anticipation? t h a t we have existence, as we have now.
Sheriff of Sherm an County, Oregon
it «elf. T here will b e less sraid countries can n o t Hope, to hjave this m an, according to re g istra tio n g reeted the b eg :n r ng of the fo r
iHard w a s'th e life otf the A m eri
about soil erosion when we have* rort of s p irit and determ ination, ’figures coin-piled by S ecretary of t i e s - m a y they become known as can fa rm e r in the tw en ties but not
N TH E COUNTY COURT OF
S lr te Cnell. Of the 465,978 voters the fo rtu n a te fo rties!
an o th er series of wet years.
nearly s-o h ard as it w as d u rin g
and i t is a weakness, th a t make«
TH E STATE OF OREGON
Surely th ere was little about the thirtie.- and even today, despite
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF
re g iste r, d in O regon, 235,000 or
When th e resu lts of new w heats therrt vuhtera'bie.
FOR SHERM AN COUNTY
51.6 per cent a re R epublicans the la st decad to m ake anyone— the» governm ent subsidies an d * TH E STA TE OF OREGON FOI
and the new corn are totalled
In
the M atter o f th e G u a rd ia n -
SHERM
AN
COUNTY.
except
probably
the
jcD-hpldm
g
while
213,171
ur
46.7
per
cent
are
tlæ y show, m ateria lly
g re a te r,
h ard -o u ‘,s. ' Most serious affliction
N ext M onday sta te police will D em ocrats. J'fie rem ain in g tw s New D ealer-—A eg ret the passa.g
hip o f th e E sta te of Edith Reid,
SS F IN A L NOTICE
yileds th an w as obtained from
of
all,
h
o
w
.v
er,
has
been
th
e
d
e
s
-
1 egin checking on those who are per c e n t is m ade up of Socialists, of the th irtie s. These y ears con
In the Matter , of the Estate ol .n Insane Person.
-older ty p es of such g rain s which
* -l ing d u rin g the th irtie s o f the
.‘ till driving w ith yellow and black Piogres-snves, PrOhibltio-niS-ts and stitu ted one of th,
C IT A T IO N
W.
B. Wilcox, Jr., Deceased.
reactio
n
ary
indicates t h a t we a re g e ttin g m ore
hrpe of A m ericans to a tta in h ig h
plates. A trip or two into S h er m iscellaneous
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
To E dith Reid, the above nam ed
political d esig n a pei iod« o f world h isto ry , m arked e r sta n d a rd - of living, g re a te r
g ra in per acre than before w hether
man county m ight yield a vfew
Notice is hereby given, th a t P au l nsane person, and to all persons
by discord and i 'jresh th ro u g h o u t prcd.uc;ivity artd h ap p ier -live.«.
tions. . .
our soil is slipping or not.
w
i
’
•*
•z
'•
*
w
arnings,
a
t
least.
____
n tercsted in the estate within the
the
world
and
home-rya
period
And fu rth erm o re the secretary j
On th " h ighest a u th o rity they ine F. Wilcox, ad m in istra trix , od
.J< co sts’ m ore th an $100,000 a jn which m unkin^. flip p e d back were told in the th irtie s th at the said e sta te has rendered, p re sen t R ate of Oregon of the said E d ith
is not in a position to say to ;
y ear to keep tir£ s on the* v ast fleet w a rd in its que?»t fc r the b e tte r fro n tiers of A m erican p ro g ress ed and filed her ‘ final account
teid, an insane person, other th an
A m erican fa rm ers th a t they m ust
ma Reid, C hailes W. Reid und
of
autom
obilees
and
tru
ck
s
o
p
erat
therein
fo
r
settlem
en
t,
and
the
‘tilin
g
s
o
f
life.
follow th e d ep artm en t in soil
were closed, th a t we had come to
C
ourt
ha«
appointed
M
onday
th<
.au
ra Noel Oro, the p etitioners
It w as a period in which the th
ed by th e s ta te of Oregon in its
erosion m ethods. T here has bern
r 1 of he road a r d th a t we
or the appointm ent of a guandian
C ontract for dem agogue and the bold bluff r m ight as well become reco n cii’d 5th d aV of F eb ru a ry , 1940 a t th<
a minim um of experim ental work From the- Observer Dec. 30, 1910 .various activities.
>f said »¿:aie of said "insane per-
done in soil conservation, cfrtain ly j W a lte r R uggles is fa rm in g p a rt •supplying th e s ta te ’s .tire needs flourished—w hen m any people did to the d i- oerntion of ir perm anent hour of 10 o’clock a. m., in thi
on.
been aw arded- to th ree com th e ir th in k in g tir,< ulbh th eir emo aim y of unem ployed to ta llin g five County C ourt Room of the Count}
net enough to m ake a positive j
of the M onklancLproperty of Mrs?
tions instead of th e ir heads'—w hen or more m illions w ith pei m anently C ourt house in Moro, S herm ai
panies.
IN TH E NAM E OF TH E
s ta trm a n t possible. '*•
Daniel McLachJan." " •• • • •
the gilded prom i?.- was m istaken g o v tin m n ‘ supported relief rolls. County, Oregon as a time- am
Now it is practically certain th a t
1TATE
OF OREGON: You and
Rev. A. J. A dam s and wife were
The S ta te H ighw ay D epartm ent for gold— when men and women IJ t. A m ericans r e fu 'e to believe place for the h earin g and final set
continued a g ric u ltu re _ will reduce in P ortland- w ith th eir d au g h ter
ach of you are hereby required
w.Avithout a u th o rity - to- acquire fo rg o t the thing.-, th e n fo iifa th e rà j
They still believe this to be tlem ent of said account and o
the p ro d u tivity of our soil and C h ristm as week.
o ap p ear before the a b o x ^ e n title d
h earing any objections thereto.
h
itte
r
learned
by
b
.experience,
historical
sites
w
ithin
cities,
the
had
•ourt
w ithin four weeks iro m the
ev en tu ally we will have to do
a
land
of
fu
rth
e
r
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
.
O. B. E akin le ft for B ritish
1
P auline F. Wilco?
late of the first publication of th is
som ething a'bout it.
We should Columbia w ith his, fam ily on the H chWaY Cdmtmi<rcirm w as 'advised n b eth th is and o',her lands.
I) fre',' ( P h ilo sip h y Leaves Mar
A d m in istratrix
aty a m eeting h e re th is week. Its
•Ration as h e rein after stated ,- to
have had for years past an ex
E fforts Collapsed.
Yet th e co n stan t projection by
25th.
au
th
o
rity
in
this
directidn,
the
how cause, if any exists, why the
p erim ental program to investigate
•;
Th
th
irtie
s
saw
the
com
plete
persons
in
high
places
of
a
phil-
B orn: Decem ber 22, to Mr. and
w h at should be done to save th e Mrs. F re d H ennagin, a daughter. comanision wae- adyi^ed^ ip lim ited tid la p se of effui-t>_r .to m aintain, ..ofcophy u f
and d e fe a tism IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OI- p ray er o£ th e p etitio n ers, fo r th e
to the acquisition of scenic sites.
TH E STA TE OF OREGON FOE ippointm ent of David Reid, as
soil. In stead it h as ju s t started .
p taçe th ro u g h in tern atio n al o rg an has left its m ark on o u r people.
John H ardin has purchased the
D ependence on the re su lts of two Tonkins residence property oppo
ization ami solemn pledges. All of A’fn g w ith this d eterio ratio n cam e 1 HE COUNTY OF SHERM AN guardian of the e sta te w ithin th e
S tate of Oregon for Edith Reid,
' o r th re e y ea rs experim ents may be site the J. B. Mowry hom estead at
th > high hopes raised on the world also a w eakening of m oral fiber SUMMONS
Raymond L. E lliio tt, as Receiv- an insane person should not -be
as d isaste ro u s as th e h it or miss the south end of M“ *n s tr e e t..-
peace fro n t during the tw enties by as millions became imbued w ith
B riand, M acDonald, H ughes, Kel the idea of g e ttin g out of th e gov- vi of th? F ir s t N atio n al Bank of granted.
m ethod used by farm ers.
Col C. A. Buckley, re p resen tativ e
Service of this citatio n is m ade
To call atten tio n to th e fa rm e rs elect to th e legislative asserribly
logg, Hoover and S trw e m a n n were errmer.A all th a t th e ir power of Th» Dalles, Oregon. Plaintiff.
vs.
ipon you by publication in the
to the d a n g e r of co n stan t cropping from th is d istria t, is in Salem this
d::-hed d u rin g th e last ten years fran ch ise could force. U ntil re
IMary Chisholm, M arg aret Chis
Sherman County Jo u rn a l, a news-
and its possible loss of soil fe r week, fa m iliarizin g him self with
a rd flow thé word^ IÇellogg-Briand cently it w^s considered quite fa s h
holm,
Annie Laurie Chisholm, anc
irp e r
of
general
circulation,
/Peace
F
act,
Nine
.Pow;«;
T
re
aty
,
tility is rig h t and proper. To tell the w ork before him.
ionable in certain q u a rte rs to
them th a t they m u st follpw the
{¡Gi neva, disarmament,,«« collective mock and je e r A m e rc a n tradition-s Collin G. Chisholm, and to all oth
irin ted and publish-d irt Sherm an
exact a n d ex a ctin g rüjes laid down Fiom the O bserver Dec. 31, 1920.
bounty, Oregon, once a week fo r
security arc b u t echos which come and the A m erican s p irit of indi t r persons unknown claim ing an}
Bill Johnson is in charge of .the
rig h t, title, e state , lien or interest
our consecutive and successive
by th e p re sen t d ep artm en t of
back to m ock us. .
, ;
— vidual initiative.
D em oracy and v'-prçsentative
a g ric u ltu re or lose th eir sh irts is c a rp en ter w ork for W ilford Bfcl-
As th e th irtie s cam e to th e ir in the real pro p erty described in reeks iby v irtu e of an order m ade
she who is. p u ttin g an addition
silly.
governm ent lost ground during the end, it becam e obvious- to m ost the com plaint adtv.rsc to plain tiff’s lhd entered m said court and p re
th irtie s as bloody d ictato rsh ip s
ceding on the 12th day of Decem-
•c' • ‘hat th? tides- of the ow nership or any cloud upon
I vet the d e p a rtm en t of ag ric u l 16x20 to his fa rm home as well as
adding
a
b
a
th
room
and
other
con-
plain
tiff’s
title
thereto
,
Defend
j.r
, 1939, .said period of publica-
arose
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
the
world.
G
er
pvriod
had
reached
th
eir
high
w
a
t
tu re ex p erim ent w ith th e diffe
t y p o Of soils all over the nahori ” ™ 2’en« ? such »’ c a b in e tw o rk .
:on l>eing the period prescribed
m any succumbed to a b ru tal to ta lb er m ark and w ere tu rn in g back, ants
and produce the results like It has t Mls’ Laura t
? wh<L h®.’
To M ary Chisholm, M argare
>y said order.
ta iia n governm ent, J a p a n to a T-v -p is tjie hope th a t the fo rties
done w ith t i l h r e m ethods and been v isitin g h e r f r o t h e r . Dr. C
The d ate of the first publication
g v ed y oligarchy, F rance and the held fo rth — th a t th is tide tow ard Chisholm, Annie L aurie Chisholm
w heat v ariet ies. Then it won’t be
expects to re tu rn to hci Continued from pag e one.
f this citation is D ecem ber 15th,
U nited S ta tes to erapk-pot th eo r:a i A m erican trad itio n s and a n c ar.d Collin G. Chisholm , and to al
rists, tinged with S ta te socialism , ient f a i t h - n rrved sound will con eth er ptrs-ons unknown claiming
939, and the d ate of the last pub-
necessary to coerce fa rm tr s tc home in P o rtlan d th is week. Dr. m onths.
Foley
also
had
the
pleasure*
of
a
any
rig
h
t,
title,
‘
e
sta
te
,
lien
or
in
iertion
is Ja n u a ry 5th, 1940.
8nd
w
h
a
t
was
ever
idealistic
about
tinue
to
run,
b
rin
g
in
g
a
sens-e
cf
.*/,»
•
*
’
‘
I
'
follow them for -the Am erican
tc
re
st
in
the
real
property
des
the
R
ussian
.^
S
o
v
ie
t
experim
ent
W
itness
my hand and the seal
•
•i.riiv
a
rd
w
1
1
being
back
to
fa rm e rs — i specially in this stc - visit w ith his fa th e r early - this,
A plan fo r p a r ity p a y m e n ts
• ? . .. i . 1
)f said co u rt affixed this F2th
tion-—a re sm a rt enough to tak e week.
thro u g h the u&e o f certificates is gave way b efore the im p erialistic a restless, tu rb u len t and distre«s- crifced in th e com plaint adverse tr
-Mrs. H. W. S trong and d augh
plaimtiff’s ow nership or any clou
ay of December, 1939.
•ed country and world.
nW>itiup< of i k ^ l f
up new m ethods, w hen.there Is e ? u
sued t,ç: dbm plyiüg faxm^çs,
upon p lain tiff's title thereto , De
J o e T ru itt, Clerk-
»Roll
out
the
th
irtie
s
and
with
dence to show th a t they are effec te r M aybray are visitin g a t the le s s or
$
’
ip
puwêhaÀo*
Jiheäfe
-
.oértÎT
o r!;
-
of th e 'County C ourt
tive. And they a re too sm art to T rum an S tro n g hom e ju s t east of ficaj.es, tfius fuA ushing the funds of living d m inished d u rin g the til* m th? New Deal, Nazi- n, Com- fondants.
IN T H E NAM E OF THE
>;o. G. U pdcgraff,
i
follow an unproven theory, no town. H. W. S tro n g and fam ily fop p a rity , and the processors be last- decade, e-speriall • in the r .v r i 'm , w ar, dem agogues, crack-
of .E u g e n e ,
STATE
OF
OREGON:
You
art
tto
in
e
y
for
P
etitioners.
U
nited
S
tates,
Much
cf
the
grea't
peds
and
all
th
eir
kin!
Hail
the
m a tte r how .big a shot advances are now re sid e n ts
ing reim bursed b y v p assin g the
w here Miss Mayforay is a high
County C ourt Seal)
it.
processing tax on to the consum p ro g ress m ade in the tw enties to fen ties-— may th eir place in o-ur hereby required to ap p ear and an
school fr shm an.
sw
er
the
C
om
plaint
filed
ag
ain
s
w
ard
b
rin
g
in
g
incria&cd
com
forts
memories
and
h
istory
be
blessed.!
ers-, unless, th e tax is so. sm all
J a k e 'D o u m a and M iss E lm ira
you in the above entitled suit
T H IS IS 1940 -
N TH E COUNTY COURT O!
th a t it cannot very well be added of lif e - to people g’o nerally— ami
Fahvarxte w ere m arried a t the
hr: was h ’ a li.v m n c rt of the !
Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M w ithin ten days from the date of
TH E
STATE OF OREGOI
W hen we aw ake next M onday home of th e bride’s gran d m other to th e price of a loaf of bread.
tw enties, despite all th e fa u lts and
M eets on the 1st am 1 service of this Summ ons upon you
FOR SHERM AN COUNTY
m orning we will be done w ith The in Moro T hursday evening, Justice
3rd
T h u rsd ay
eve if served w ithin this County; or if
Im p o rtan t to cm p lo y trs and un defects of th a t d cade—rw as wiped
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
th irtie s and happily s ta rtin g
a of Peace L. W. Ross officiating.
nings of each month. served w ithin any other Count}
ions, am endm ents to the W agner out d u rin g the th irtie s. Surely at
new decade.
In the'. M atter -of the E s ta te o
C. L. M ontgom ery celebrated
V isiting m em bers cor in the S ta te, then w ithin tw enty
1 F. DUNCAN, Deceased.
Ten y ea rs ago when we sta rte d C hristm as day by an in wand dis labor act, and re stric tio n s on th? end of the tw en ties m ankind
fe
lt
-more
5
e
c
v
rt;/tw
|i\
it
ttoes
to
dially invited to m eet days from the date of the sgrvic:
NLRB a re inevitable, but the n a
the th irtie s we had ju s t w itm ssed
NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEF
cussion of choice tu rk ey a t thu
of th is Sum m ons upon you; and if
w ith us.
tu re of the am endm ents will not day, ivbn though ifs‘ sense of wedl
the sudden drop in values on the
fh a t the undersigned has bee
New Moro on C h ris tm a s ‘day.
1
you fail so to answ er, for w ant
t
lM
‘iryf
,«oon,v*MS
to
he
d
isru
p
te
d
.
1 m - know n, until .recommcnKlations
A. B. C hristianson W. M.
s-u>ck m ark e t and the men who
• pointed A d m in istratrix of th
"National Income DaiRHuir-T- ,
_ C. V. B elkpap Secy. thereof, the P laintiff will apply tc
play w ith money fo r a living were G rass Valley Jo u rn al Dec. 31, 1920 are m ad ' by the h eb se-eo h im ittee
state of M. F. Duncan, dcceaset
the C ourt for the relief prayed foi
In the ^United b ta te s today the
The m easles have ju st about now conducting an investigation.
g e ttin g scared. The r( m ainder of
y an order dated the 13th day o
in said com plaint, nam ely: Thai
p
rr
cap
ita
national
income
is
sub
us w ere still “ nigger rich’’ and finished up w ith m ost of the chil- A m endm ents, also, to th e w age-
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F.
ulv. 1938, and all persons havin
the plaintiff ,be declared and ad
fig u rin g on buying another car fo r dren and all a re g e ttin g along I hour act which has Caused many sta n tia lly les«* th a n ’ it ‘ Was in the
Moro, Oregon
ms ag a m st sa.d e sta te ar
la tte r tw enties. N ational income
Sunday driving.
.
*
I nicely; the m ost severe case was com plaints in the ru ra l areas.
M eets 1st and 3rd judged to be the owner of the teroby notified to p re sen t th
ifr th e th irtie s never reached th e
* • •
T here is nothing about the N adine K ing who caught cold and
T uesdays
in
the land described as:
am e to A d m in istratrix a t P o tte r1
E iN W i,
W J N E i, • NE1-4-
L arg e ap p ro p riatio n s will be fleur^s of the tw enties. As the
I.O..O.F. hall f r a i
•thirties th a t b rin g s a pleasan t ! had* Pneum onia, but she is now
to r;, Klondike, O regon, on or be
N EJ .Section 16; SE1-4SEJL-4
m em ory; t t ha« b te n a ffrib tim e i about o ver th a t and soon will be m ade for the a rm y and navy es
sien t and v isitin g
ore
six 'iridnths T rom T he d ate o
Section 21; NE1-4SW 1-4 Sec
tab lish m e n ts in. the P u g et Sound
of degressions, losses, w ars and as lively as ever.
b ro th ers are cordi
iri
notice.
tion 26; NWJSW.I Section 27;
troubles. People have been a fra id i Rev. Pool ton w as on the sick country. A dditional hundreds of
ally invited to meet
D ated this 24th day of Novem
SE1-4NE1-4, N E iS E l, S iS E -
and have held back from building l»*t Sunday and Mr. D. M orris oc- stu d en ts a t colleges and u n iv er
w ith us.
er,
1939.
1-4 Section 28; NiNA Section
n iw houses, buying new equipm ent cupied th e pulpit (both rporning sities wiH he given an opportunity
V? non M illpr, N. G.
AGNES P. DUNCAN
33, except aoout 33 art es ly
and doing th e m ultitude of o th er an d ¿v tn in g .
\
to'Jbc in stru cted in av iatio n ; non-
Joe T ruitt, Secretary.
A d m in istratrix .
ing
west
of
the
Cofinty
Road
thhig» thait m akes business. They
The citizens of G rass Valley cotfege youths will Jbe »sponsored
' \ l ’L W. C H ILD E R S
in the N W JN W I of Section 33
have used the breeching instead and
have, signed w ith the by ’ com m ercial clubs. • Congresk
(Jt'hlehero C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S-
\tto
r n e y fo r A d m in istratrix .
as d1; scribed in a deed recorded
of th£ collar.
' E ’lison-W hite com pany fo r an- wilj au th o rise increased personnel
Moro, Oregon
in
Book
,V
of
Sherm
an
County
Now we have a new year and a other C hautauqua fo r next w inter f o r th e Srm y, n a v y »arid m arine
» u llC h j IO CREDITORS
j K y M eets Every Second and*
Deed Records a t page 98
new decade and aft<T ten years of and an effort is being m ade to corps; both s ta te s will be urged
•All
persons
having
claim s
F °t” th T h u rsd ay s in each
thereof; SE1-4NW 1-4 Section
feeling so rry for ourselves it is have it som e tim e in November. to increase th e ir n ational guard.
tg a in s t the e sta te of W alter A.
z
-
M
b
n
t
h
.
V
isitirtg
m
em
bers
* * •
35; E iS W J Section 35; all of
tim e to do some going ahead, of The new co n tract will have over
May, deceased, are hereby notified
V
I nvited
Section 36: Township 4 South,
Such are some of the high lig h ts
o p resen t them in p ro p er form to
co n tin u in g in th e developm ent of fifty nam es and the co n tract is
e Amidon, W,M.
Range 18, E.W .M .; Lot 4 in
he undersigned, fche duly appoint-
the co u n try . A w ay w ith this “You on th e co-operative plan. T here of legislation to be expected in the
R uth S p arlin g , S ecretary.
“ Section 31 Tow nship 4 South,
I session (th e p re sid e n t w ants a
?d, qualified and fe tin g E xecutor
c a n ’-t do t h a t ” philosophy. This will be no w ar tax to pay. t
Range 19, E.W .M .; Lot». 3 and ° of the la s t will and te stam en t of
John G. Odell was up from The • slx.rt eesdion, a d jo u rn in g in May,
is 1940.
Lupine Rbbeknh L o 'g e N o." 116 ’ 4, Section 6, To’w nship 5 South,
Dalles Tuesday evening on com- if po ssib le), touchin g on the eco-
W alter A. May, dece-as 4, a t Rh?
Moro, Oregon
Range 19, E.W .M .; L ot 1, the
office of Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro,
Now come« the tim e o f y ear ¡iahy business and* Tor the prevent j nomic conditions And problem s of
M. *ts 2d & 4th Tues
W JNEJ, E iN W i, Section 1,
O regon, w ithin six m onths from
when m en are supposed to tak e inform s us th a t Mr. Dutton will be the northw est.
dn .- of each m onth.
NE1-4NW 1-4 Section 2, Tow n
‘he date of this notice, to w it:
note o f thedr deticiencie« and m ake in charge of the local yard.»
V’siting mem bers wel
ship 5 South,
R ange 18
.December 8, 1939.
“ How do you afford such long
It is unlaw ful to w ear the arfiiy
ad equate resolution« about c o rre c t-
come.
E.W.M.,
'
ing them . O bservation is th a t br ra v y uniform a n j thè law w?n .vacations
• "j
Paul May.
KROC.^-, jJeNSI RflTtS" W. B. Rice, N. G.
free from all claim s of the de
Gee. G. U pdegraff
- “ E asily.
Ond m onths on the
they seldom make such resolutions be published n«xt week a t the re.-
fen d an ts of all p erso n s whom-
Florence Johnston.Sec
A tto rn ey fo r E x ecu to r
q-8
I sands and eleven on th e rocka?’
and Seldom keep them when made. Quest of 4he D istrict A ttorney.
Groups Consolidate
Review of P ast Ten
Years Not Pleazcni
In OÜwr Days j
r GEORGE.G. UPDEGRAFF