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A PAGE TWO f^trwuui T H E ^H E R M A N COUNTY JO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON 9**r*uU FR ID A Y , JA N U A R Y 5, 1940 BY THEIR FRUITS IN THE CIRCU IT COURT OF f - It has b e .n said th a t a s men T Z r r H cro G oes H o m e ? io : i s Sherman County Oheerrer ! fr'rt-V older th ey alm ost invariably T H E STATE O F OREGON FOR i C ontinued »from page one> E stablished Nov. 2, 1888 become autobiographical and com. TH E COUNTY OF SH ER M A N Grass Valley Journal to talking of th eir past achieve- to collect $289.75 in gasoline tax SUMMONS ■ E stablished Oct. 14, 1897 •* m ents in a boastful m anner. We re fu n d s by a rb itra rily deducting Raymond, L. E lliio tt, as Receiv CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, 1931 quote from the p resid en t's speech: the am ount from a check sen t the er of the F irs t N atio n al B ank of sta-te in paym ent of g ra z in g fees ’ W asco N ew s-E nterprise * “ D octrines which . s i t group The Dalles, Oregon. P laintiff, S ta te T re a su re r P earaon se n t the E stablished Nov. 1891 ag a in st group, faith ag a in st fa ith , check rig h t back w ith a vigorous vs. T h ro u g h o u t ce n tral Oregon a re t 6 d M arch 4, 1932 racc ag a in st race, class a g a in st JON SO LIDA l T1 IMary Chis-holm, M arg aret C his p ro test. In th e first place P e a r several opce populous towns, now _ ____ ■ class, fan n in g the fires of hatred son points out, th ere is serious v irtu ally deserted 1 founded on vain holm, A nnie L aurie Chisholm , and in men too despondent, too d e s - Published Every F riday at Collin G. Chisholm, and to all o th question as to the v alidity of the p erate to think for them selves, prospects of unbounded p ro sp erity er persons unknown claim ing any Moro, Oregon claim of the federal governm ent w er. used as rabble rousing to be b ro u g h t about by the com rig h t, title, e s ta te ? lien or in te re st Giles L. French Editor slogans .on which d ictato rs would for gasoline tax refu n d s inasm uch pletion of two railro a d s built into in “the reaU pro-periy described; in as the gasolinp. on which th e tax E n tered as second-class m atter a t ; kje to pow er?’ lw¡- uyfz j» th a t section -by th e rivals, J . J. the com plaint adiv-rse to p lain tiff’s 'W was paid was used in p riv ately Hill and E. H. H a rrim an . The sto ry ow nership or any cloud upon the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon “O v erstatem en t, b itte rn ess, vitu- owned .autom obiles o p e ra ttd iij under Act of Congress of M arch p,.ration and the beating of drum s, governm ent service and on which* of th a t sp ectacu lar racfc to pene plain tiff’s title th ereto , D efend tra te the la rg e st a re a in the ants. 3, 1879. have contributed m ightily to ill. the governm ent w as paying m ile -, ate»*? U nited S ta te s th en w ith o u t r&il- D eling and w ars between nation; i ag e ? In the second place, P earson To M ary Chisholm, M arg aret icad facilities, is one of the m ost If these neecessary and unpleasant 0«t explains, th ir e is no connection Chisholm, Annie L aurie Chisholm , d ram atic in th e h isto ry of cen tral OR actions are harm ful in the in te r w hatever betw een the gasoMne tax and Collin G. Chisholm, and to all h i u s If O regon. It h ad its b eg in n in g when national field, they a re also h u rt- fu rd s a g a in s t which the claim o f o ther persons unknown claim ing H a rrim an learned o f H ill’s plan *4ul in the. dom estic score.” the federal govern m en t Jj& b if . any rig h t, title, estate , lien or in O F F IC IA L COUNTY PA PE R to build th e O regon T ru n k line to ____________________________ _ Can anyone -4hink of anyone any, and the g ra z in g fees which te re st in the real p ro p erty d es cen tral O rig o n (by w ay of the SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES • rig h t now who has done more to go to th e several counties co n tain cribed in the com plaint adverse to Payable in Advance fo ster these things, who has any ing g ra zin g a re a s and not to the "ft i«¿ D eschutes Canyon. Im m ediately plaintiff's ownership or any cloud H arrim an launched plans to build ONE YEAR ............................. $1.50 more surely set class ag a in st s ta te a t all. P earson has asked upon plain tiff’s title th ere to , De the D es-chutes/R ailroad as a com- ta k ttta o v - io a h class, and used men too despondent S enator Chas. L. M cN ary to c a rry fendants. « f p(t:n-g line alo n g the opposite J A N U A R Y O, iy4U too d esperate to fu rth e r poji- his p ro te st to the com ptroller gen- IN TH E NAME OF TH E 'bank of the (Deschutes River. — ----- ------------ - ------- tical ends? And for overstate- t r a b o f the U nited S ta tes. ; j STATE OF OREGON: You are D uring the ea rly sta g e s of the B FT T E R C O N N EC TIO N S w ent and vituperation and the '■iíf? S x-r.zí beating of drum s look a t t conflict u tm o st secrecy was m ain hereby required to ap p e ar and an-, mb A dm inistration su p p o rte rs ? a re "ú. ; sw er the Com plaint filed a g a in s t The nather u n fo rtu n a te occur- spok n record of the 1932 ' a , tained. N ot until a f te r actual experiencing considerable difficulty you in the above en titled su it a i x t of New Y e ar’s 'Day re g ard in g 193« cam paigns. in ju s tify in g the em ploym ent Dop Herring, young Trrncflhn fcotb.i’l hero who lost his left leg as co n stru ctio n w ork h ad begun in w ithin ten days from the d ate of light and pow er fo r th is’ county i --*-r__ —- of C aptain Leo G. D evany a s d irec the result of an injury in the H arvard gam e thts»fall, in shown in a A ugust, 1909, w as it generally and en tire d istrict has b ro u g h t to We did have our 1939 sleet w ith to r of ae ro n au tics in view o f the F rineeicn. N. J., hospital Jrst tc.'cre geing hem e to his family. Cheerful known th a t th e Hill in te re sts were service of this Summ ons upon you, nnnd a g a in th e suggestion th a t a 'bit of a hangover into 1940 ju s t recent action of G overnor S p rag u e fts a!v.ays. Den Fees a goad fa u :e ahead for a m an wi.h one icg “ who b acking th e Oregon T runk lfn.. if served within th is C ounty; or if th is area should have more th an as some o f o u r citizens. can take it.” The leg was am putated several we~k.< ago afte r doctors The rival co n stru ctio n crew s, each served w ithin any o th er County in ouK ting-the old board o f aero- one connection w ith a power plant ------------------- :___ em ploying about 2500 men, work- in the S ta te, then w ithin tw enty nautice w h in they defied his de- i fought a losing fca. .2 ts uavc it. day:- from the date of th e service larg e enough to serve it. mand th a t th e post, th en occupied 1 ’ ______ --------------------------------------- ----------------------------- ---- • ed night and day, sep a rated from of th is Sum m ons upon you: and if T he trouble s ta rte d between The P o rtlan d ers are buying the by Ailen Greenwood, a D em ocrat, each other only by th e narrow you fail so to answ er, fo r w ant Dalles *ahd Hood River when >ce f bod stam ps rapidly it is said, be abolished a ? a sinecure. riv er bed. Hundreds, of team s, thereof, the P laintiff will apply to Hood River Had ice fro ze onto the w ires, breaking a dollars w orth of food for M em bers o f £he- new aero n au tics Sti am Jphovels , hnd every oth er the C ourt for the relief prayed fo r them down. F or th is trouble no f ° u r jDits is a good enough dtftl board explain th a t D evaney will other facility fo r ra ilro a d 1 co n stru c in said com plaint, nam ely: T h at ' blam e re sts on the com pany and Vven >n the days when people paye be a “d ire c to r’’ <of a e ro n a u tic s an d First PUDistrict tion w ere used to rush the work. the plaintiff be declared and a d co ns ideralble praise m u st be given heen led to expect som ething fo r not an "in sp e c to r” as w as G reen Som etim es the w o rkers, ta k in g the fo r the speedy job of resto rin g b°thing. Believe it or not, b u t th e Hood cue from th e ir em poyers, ris o rt- judged to be the owner of the wood. Hi« e n tire tim e will be de- service. T h at p a rt of it was a l-I " ‘ ’------ • ’• River valley was the birth p lace of ed to o b stru ctio n ist tactics. Men land described as: vvoled to prom oting the aviation E iN W i, W iN E J, NE1-4- M H -W l 1 ru raI electrification in th e U nited were injured o r killed b y boulders in d u stry in/ O regon. “Inspect tort” F i xv 1 , It *8 now stated “on good au th o r- N E i Section 16; SE1-1SE1-4 " h l,i th,- rn»m source of c u r- ;ly - th a t s i t 1)own Mu h wj„ w of plane« fo r which s ta te licenses i 9 ta te s , according to a re p o rt m ade and e a rth , inexplicably sliding, Section 21; NE1-4SW 1-4 Sec • rem was off th e W hrte R iver .plant lla m ,d to the s „ prem e bend,. W el, a re sought will -be handled by fed by E v e re tt Davis, extension spec- D ynam ite was planted and explod- tion 26: N W lS W i Section 27; was u .W to p erm it p a rtia l ser-. lllb t> , s(t down. ialist in ag ric u ltu ral ; en g in eerin g ed so as to h in d er the work. The erally certified m echanics and a t SE1-4NE1-4, N E iS E J , S4SE- vice to The Dalles. T here ts some ZZ ------------ at Oregon S ta te college. officers of th e law w ere helpless the expense of th e ow ner of th e n 1-4 Section 28; N1NJ Section criticism ab o u t th is fro m some Davis found th a t the first stric t- to pievent disorder. However, the plane. ¡Devaney's em ploym ent, it 33, except about 33 acres ly q u a rte rs 'but whi-n it is consider ¿ y ru ral electric d istrib u tio n line m ajor fights w ere w aged by the is fu rth e r explained, is only for a ing west of the County Road ed (that th a t city has fo u r hospi in the U nited S tates w as built in centracDfi-s and law yers of the prr-ba.tioq;ary period of 90-dayr. in the N W jN W J of Section 33 ta ls an d o th er in stitu tio n s needing 1905 ^nd was two m iles long, riv a' com panies. His retention follow ing the end of as d. scribed in a deed recorded lig h t m ore seriously th a n does this ________ ¡co n n ectin g five Hood" R rv er“vallpv i r th a t period will dnpend upon -re i r ---------------------------- - z. - »‘■«.j j,-, wild race the o p d o s iiic ¡fa rm s . in Book V of Sherm an County p a r t o f th e area th e re can ibc .but I From the O bserver, Jan. 7, 1910 su lts. F u rth erm o re the new “d i Continued from pag e one. i t » j n • ,, pow ers b o ught farm s, closed pub- Deed Records a t page 98 little objection to th e oourse tak en ». . , , . . Today O” '* 0" 18 a leader Hc rOa d s and v irtu ally ruled th e re c to r” of aero n au tics will receive and W ashington. by th e com pany. — N?oro abo“ tJ U los* ,ts thereof: SE1-4NW 1-4 Section Offered f o r ' t: ' C otigreisional . rur/ ( ' wirti m ore \ c tu n fry , ide T h t y fo u g h t ' in (he a sa la ry of only $200 a m onth for . N one o f the fo re z o in r, how ever. • M r- Olds h aving bought full tim e work, as com pared to th? R icord sh o rtly will be a list of i G? an . , Per cen t of all fa rm s irt co u rts over locations fo r the two 35: E iS W i Section 35 all of excuses th e fa ct th a t th i r e is b u t I? * w n ’ ° ^ * 8 °f Section 36: Township 4 South, $350 received by Greenwood. scores of item s which have been - * s ta te talecU lfit<l- * T h ree years af}eS a lortg n arro w passes where one connection fo r this area w ith V a lle y Range 18, E.W.M.; Lot 4 in G overnor S p rag u e him self had placed on th em bargo . list by atr<^ on y ° P*'1 cent J a r m s th ere was hard ly room fo r one. Section 31 Township 4 South, a source o f power. S urely if a line 1 no com m ent to m ake upon Deva- B ritain and F rar,© ^ alth o u g h they , fiiy,ferer r I howby in F in a l,y a t a point w here it was Range 19, E.W.M.; Lois 3 and could be connected to th e M orrow “’“ Ja m e s Tom lin has fo u r p air off noy’s em ploym ent except to ex are in the« reciprc-Al trad e a g re e -j f . of 7000 im possible to find m ore than one co u n ty end of th is S b rrm an a e c - ^ ^ flooded E nglish grey hounds plain th a t he had ‘as’&pfl Ms new ifcehts betw een the U nited S tates line serv in g m ore grafie out th? canyon, Hill de- - 4. Section iL-Township 5 South, tion so th a t we could d raw 'fro m * I / or s a ’e at- reasonable prices. Range 19, fc.W.M.; Ix>t 1, tht board, to in v estig ate th e need of and those* nations. Includ d will i ** ’ ru ral cu stom ers in c ided to a rb itra te . An ag reem en t W iN E J, E iN W J, Section 1, Pendleton, W alla W alla or where- a d irecto r o f a e io n a u tic s and th a t be such Pacific N o rth w e st products t i ? - d ^ ’ i x n • , . ■ ' wa? reached w hereby Hill would \\ h ea t in alm ost every p a rt of NE1-4NW 1-4 Section 2, Town * 'Rural E lectrification adm in- buiJff as f a r as Bend and ever th e ir juice ccm es from it :he county "is y et unde r snow. An he was w illing to bow to th e ir as apples, p ears, prunes, wool, sai- . sh ip 5 South, R ange 18 mo... A B ritish buying . « i m m i U '? 1? “ " b»s ■» « t e n d .n g H arrim an to run hix line over H ill, •would save us from such troubles. ¡lech or two w as added Sunday judgm ent. E.W.M., Sion is now jn the national oapi- i i<e w ithin the la st y ea r 42-mil« trac k fro m M etolius. On And we th ink it would have o th er night and in the absence o f wind free frem all claim s of the de ad v an tag es to th e com pany as I spread evenly over the fields The S ta te U nem ploym ent Gom- tai a rra n g in g for using A m erican | ° ‘ ’. , ^ ys D av,s- F a u r Projects O ctober 1, 1911, H ilt-d ro v e the fen d an ts of all pei-sons whom vessels (ch an g in g re g is try to B rit-J construf t,o 7 or golden spike and ap p ro p riate Well. ' - T . rx _________ _______ L. L. P eetz’ F arm er ball was a imission has fixed t h e . “ adequate ish Colum bia) to tra n sp o rt sev eral J have been ree ntly com pleted, to soever. and th a t the cloud up I successful social event and all had •'es .rv e ” for the jobless insurance ' seive about 1306 fa rm e rs. E x cerem onies m arked the com pletion on the title of such land fund a t $6,000,000. This figure n rllio n f . e t pf lm ber to England. D EPO R TIN G BRIDGES of the O regon T runk line to Bend , a good tim r. arisin g by reason of the re p resen ts a com prom ise betw een The lum ber is to be- supplied by tending lines in populous farm ing It was expected th a t the ra il Ju d g e Landis, w ith a gentle nod d istric ts if fa irly sim ple, but in losing of the order of salt and In answ er to an. inquiry. Thd Bi itish Columbia mills. the $3,500,000 urged by em ployer- Made B ridges o u t a little God, ) scarcely settled regons like the road would extend south from notice of sale above referred days lengthen Hfter the holidays c o n trib u to rs to th e fu n d and the Bend thf He w hitew ashed him with words a ste rn Oregon w heat ' country. Z " t Z to L C “ alifornia. " 1,0’'''" '; ? However, ° Wl to be removed by order of Fo th a t people m ay work a little $12,000,000 to $18,000,000 m ax i L a te st discovery by the d épart- d E istrib profound u tio n lines are so costly as tw0 b u ,ld ers turned th e ir atten tio n this Court, declaring title in longer and square up th eir holiday mum insisted upon by em ployee- nu nt of a g ric u ltu re scientists is a else w hen., and the line from cen M adam w on’t have to burn her bill». fee simple to be in the p lain beneficiaries. The “ ad equate re sp ra y which will prevent apples to be prohibitive under present tral Oregon to C alifornia w as not Brdges down. C.H. tiff herein, and th a t the de from (h opping before z harvest. conditions in m any localities. s t i v e ” which is subject to change com pleted until 1931. W ithout com jpent on the advisa- Frwra the O bserver, Jan 1900 fen d an ts and all persons be up o r down a t the discretion* of They claim th a t the fru it acquires toility of d eporting H a rry B ridges fo rev er enjoined and b arred T iavel on Oregon highw ays and a finer flavor from the spray. the com m ission, will b t used a s a C red ito rs o f th e Sherm an Coun fro m th is country to his native from asse rtin g any claim in stre e ts d u rin g th: m onth of Nov guage in d eterm in in g the a p ty Bank have nam ed L. Clark, November Traffic A u stra lia it is possible to have and to s a id -la n d , adverse to em ber th is y e a r totaled 228,339,678 a few words to say about the s ta te W. S. B arzee and C. J. B right to proach of em ergency conditions the plaintiff and for such o ther O i l L a n d J u d g e miles, on the 'basis of gasoline a rra n g e for some plan of se ttle ju s tify in g a r,eadjustm ent of /bene m ent o f Dean Jam es Landis ol m relief as to this H onorable consum ed and figuring an average Deaths D ecrease ent. fit payments- to tem p o rarily uncm- th e H arv ard Law schoo 1 who a c t C ourt may stem meet. of 13 miles to th e g allon. This fig Wm. H enrichs our ntw county p!< yed w orkers. ed as special exam iner for, th e O regon’s traffic d eath 'rate for GAVIN & GAVIN ure has 'been adopted as .the s ta n lalx)i d ep a rtm en t in the case. | <l(*rk ks now quite a t home in his d a rd m ileag. ra te by the N ational t,ie month °f> Novem ber th is year A ttorneys for Plaintiff, Residence Mr. L andis’ statem en t review s f L^K‘e a t the courthouse. F ifteen. Oregon counties share S afe ty Council. L ast N ovem ber show ed a decrease o f 24.3 percent and Post office address, The Dalles, in the allocation of $17,250 o f sta te the testim ony o f m any of the w it- Miss Maud -Rust and m ileage totaled 197,681,916 miles. ^ rom ^ e lafc; fo r th e sam e m onth Oregon. F ran k nesses opposed to B ridges and ! W atson were m arried m Wasco funds ' fo r pred ato ry anim al con- ----------- --------- last year, it was revealed today tr ' l durin g 1940, ju st announced p u ts it aside. F o r instance: “Mil- C hristm as day. Undivided -----—A F 'a ,'l Snell, se c re ta ry of state. IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF by J. D. Mk?kk% s ta te director of ner s testim ony in this proceeding The family- planned a picnic for ? he ra te ’th is N ovem b^r was TH E STA TE OF OREGON .T h e city has a good pest house ag ricu ltu re. The la rg e st am ount is deserving of little, if any., FOR SHERM AN COUNTY th next day and Bobby was a-ked m‘‘leS trav e led ’ while the ra te last credence.” Qf K eegan’s, “N ot now and a stro n g jail. • If the’ $2000 goes to G ran t county. O ther In the M atter of the G uardian- by his m other to see w hat the 14 9 Pers<)ns kIIed Per 100,000,000 ‘ mall pox ever should visit Moro counties sharing* in the allocation only was K eegan’s respect fo r an paper predicted for the w eather. Novem ber w as 19.7. The im prove- :hip of th e E sta te of E dith Reid, oath negligible, «but he w as it would find our city dads pre- include: Sherm an county $600 A h ter searching the paper he inel,!tnient, Snell said, was due to an in san e Person. ared to fight it. , .* ‘ 'i W asco, $1000; W heeler, $1000 ag ain and again faced w ith te s ti sr-id: “ W ell^they haven’t decided two firs,L th e reduction in C IT A T IO N mony - so v a ria n t from th a t which ___ *City M arshall. N. W. Thompson M alheur, $750: and 'M arion, $500 yet. It says here, ‘W eather ro r the actual num ber of persons kill- To E dith Reid, the above named f e » he- bad given th a t be was forced has received his clean bill of 1 The allocation is based upon the ed this Novem ber com pared to last insane person, and to all >pepsons W ednesday, u n settled .” r***1 e ith e r to alteri Jlia original sto ry A^alth and the red ra g should be necessity for control work in each November and secondly, th e sharp in terested in the e sta te w ithin the Daily Q uotation or to m ake its hollowness p a te n t a m o v e d from several fro n t doors of th e counties and upon county increase in trav el this year. S tate of O r.g u n of the said E dith coopt ratio n in the work. by th e crudeness o f his subsequent in M°ro. He th a t p lan ts thorns m ust A to ta l of 35 persons killed was Reid, an insane person, o th e r than h riT ? ' h.imZ ' il C ° Unty <ourt “ i" " > « t for m-ver expect to g a th e r roses.— the toll fo r traffic tRis N ovem ber Em m a Reid, C harles W. Reid and M . { h lde“ s , i m tim e in the new c o u rt house 11 pay- . ag a in st 39 fo r th e correspond L au ra Noel Oro, the p etitio n ers : • 3 * V. The proposed im provem ent of r> attltU d' tOW* rd <n W edn» « i“ y. J a n u a ry 10. .1900. E roret s tre e t in P o rtlan d will coat ing m onth la st year. W hile deaths for th e appointm ent of a g u ard ian com m unis.s as union menVbers. T here will ibe no public audience of said estate of said insane ner- between $1,500,000 and $2,000,- F u rek a Lodge No. 121 A -F & A-M were few er, trav el increased by son. The rules of conduct of a special 15.5 percent as shown (by gasoline 000 according to estim ate« now M eets on the 1st and exam iner, if indeed, there be any G,a88 Y*Hey Journal, Jan . 2, 19220 consum ption figures. This increase, being prep ared by engineers of IN TH E NAM E . OF TH E Srd T h u rsday code of ethics f o r this n w breed eye- ^ 5 one of t he R reate.st record STATE OF OREGON: You and the sta te highw ay d ep a rtm en t. R T here w as a good tim e down at nings of each month. of new deal judge, a re not known. ed fo r an y one m onth d u rin g the each of yo-u are h ereb y -re q u ired II. Baldock, s ta te highw ay engin- V isiting m em bers cor It m ay b e perfectly in the new the A uditorium .la st F rid ay eve history of the state, Snefll declared. to ap p ear before the -above entitled te r describes the proposed im- ning when th e H u n t d rib losing dially invited to meet d i d mode for one who is acting side under C aptain D avis e n te r piovem ent as P o rtla n d ’s “ m ost de court w ithin fo u r weeks from the • w ith us. as ex am iner to deride the te s ti sirable im m ediate need.” date of the first publication of th ia tained the w inners. The problem of legal com pensa A. B. C h ristianson W. M. mony of w itnesses on one side and citation as h erein after s ta te d , to tion to United States and other for C. V.- Belknap, Secy. Mr. and Mr;,. P at M cCarty weiv refu se to ta k e seriously their GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF show cause, if an y ex ists, why tho eign oil com panies for lands seized sw orn w o rd ,^b u t it hardly m eets >>nss« bg ers on the tra in Wednes- R eaching an all tim e high of by the M exican governm ent now p ra y er of the p etitio n ers fo r the w ith ord in ary ideals of judicial <lay’ hom ew ard bound. $66,062,810 on J a n u a ry 1, 1928, rests with Judge Ponciano JRernan- Moro Lodge No. 113. I. O. O. F, appointm ent of David Reid, a s A t t o r n e y A t L a w Moro, Oregon P1 W W thpr R u x x . - Glerm F airchilds has sold his O regon’s bonded debt load is now dez, who will appoint an U ppraiaer g u ard ian of th e e sta te w ithin th e M eets 1st and 3rd W n ether Bridges is to -be deport- Janch to Ed M ays and he is also down to $38,706,085, according to to evaluate oil properties. S ta te of Oregon fo r E dith Reid, M oro a n d W a sc o Tuesdays in the ,S 3 .JJUeSb° n WC have to Tygh Valley and will S ta te T re a su re r W alt«- E. P e a r an insane person should not be » I.Q..O.F. hall T rai alw ay s b .e n w illing to leave to s ta rt a barber shop and pool hall son. O ffsetting a s s e ts of ap- g ranted. sien t and visiting proper judicial procedure. If, From th e O bserver, Jan . X 1920 pioxim ately $20,000,000 reduce the Service of this citatio n is mado however, those who te stify a g a in s t p r o ._ b ro th ers are cordi s ta te ’s n e t ou tstan d in g debt to upon you by publication in th e him a re to be held up to public v " v M orrison and wife, sp en t only $18,500;Q00. These asse ts in IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF ally invited td m eet Sherm an C ounty Jo u rn al, a new s x, . p New Y ears a t the home o f his clude cash in sinking funds, m o rt scorni as ------,, TH E STA TE^O F OREGON FOR w ith us. unreliable .by th e v ery /, t o p ap er of gen eral circulation, .ex am in er who adm itted th e ir tes- * ♦ ’ J B’ M ornson ne* r Arl- gages given to secure soldiers SHERM AN COUNTY. V( non M iller, N. G. printed and ¡published in S herm an tim dny, it is going to be hard to ' g ° n " Joe T kuitt, Secretary.^ F IN A L NOTICE bonus loans and pro p erty taken County, Oregon, once a week for ?■ ! lb the M atter of the E s ta te of find out the g u ilt of M r. B ridges, J . F . Noonan has bought the ! ovcr ^ e sta te to p ro tect its if any. B e^ leh e m C h .p l e r .N o . g R .O .E ^ WT « WHOM C ^ C E R N = four consecutive and successive old H. S. S trong residence and will in te re st in defaulted loan«, weeks lOy virtu e of an o rder made move it to Morô 'e a r ly ¡n the * • » . v o ’ j K j • Notice is hereby given, th a t Paul- and entered in said co u rt and pro- spring. M eets E very Second and • c, J r au i‘ the 12th day d f Decern- It is reported, probably not } ' . . . L The s ta te tax com m ission s ta ft- F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in each I' T ’ <‘dm in,s? a t r l x. « f ,v ___ __ ..-u. ««riius Tna, electri^ lig h tin g system in ! ed the new y ea r by m ailing out Pei, 1939, said period off publica oflRcally, th a t if E ngland sends M onth. V isitin g -m e m b e rs ? , 'd , e„S a t" A aS PrefWnt- troop« to the ad of F inland, Ger- ' *“oro fo r the last several weeks i income tax blanks t o th e 150,000 ed and filed h er final account tion being th e ¡period prescribed Invited by said order. troop« to the aid of F inland, Ger- 1 , 8 ^ een so consistently and reg- , individuals and corp o ratio n s w’hose shed Service therein fo r settlem en t, and the FU.se Amidon, W,M. The d ate of -the first publication the re p o rt be tru e, j t seems alm ost , arIy i r r t ffula r th a t it is hard ea rn in g s durin g the p ast y ear are D is tin g « ' C ourt h as appointed M onday the Ruth S p arlin g , S ecretary . cat'«* certain th a t E ngland will dispatch , depending bn it eith er ( subject to tax atio n . R eturns, on Vo c.ltatlon ls Decem ber 15th, 5th dky of F eb ru ary , 1940 a t the 1090 Buttel Ia*** Cotwe« lient a few men ju s t to see w h at will - r . 1 o r P °w er to Oalcuatc w ith 1939 incomes are to be filed w ith flQOtn* hour of 10 o’clock a. m., in the 1939, and the d ate o f the last pub , CoH®1 a«4 BaoO’ o«1 happen. Development* a re xuch ccrta,n? y w hether it will be on or th ecTax Commission by April 1. Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. .116 County C ourt Room of the Countv lication is J a n u a ry 5th, 1940. » Î > î' t W itness m y hand and the seal ----- ™>t- We have been -toH hy city - --------------------- F.n« food Moro, Oregon Moro O re*on < C ourt house in Morci, Sherm an th a t Mr. H itle r ap p ears to need en« oinint of said co u rt affixed this 12th Me ets 2d & 4th Tues his a rm y a t home and certain ly officials th a t th e cost in wages ¡ County, Oregon as a tim e and » tAod*rn lippa «n* B rubaker in th e New Y orker: day >of Decejnber, 1939. day of each m onth. the Germ an people would n o t take is over $200 per m onth, jnore than place fo r the h earin g and final set . Carot* F in la n d * stubborn fight ag ain st any o th e r tim e in history. V isiting m em bers wel Joe T ru itt, Clerk very kindly to sending soldiers tlem ent of said account and of the Soviet forces conform s to the come. r TT , ° f th e b o u n ty C ourt aw ay while the enem y Was a t the I hearin g any Objections thereto. trad itio n al definition off • news: Geo. G. U pdcgraff, G-WPMS t sensible pa . t W. B. Rice, N. G. borders. Pauline F. Wilcox, A tto rn ey for Petitioner«. Read the ads in the Journal. L ittle Red Ridinghood bit^S wolf. Florence Johnston.Se« A dm in istratrix . (C ounty C ourt Seal) Statehouse GeMip Railroad Race Up Deschutes Remembered , at ?A the In OtEsr Days • • ->. -.*4 I? / * u - < 1
