Sherman County journal., March 22, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SHERMAN COUNT? JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
vXiss «wir
□est
Ev dence of men Of this s tr pe
ear. be seen on every country
r e td ; th eir fields an? tilled and
(Continued from pace one»
Sherman County Observer
sov n and already ap p ear full of to increase day by day as the
Established Nov. 2, 1888
life and ready tt> produce a crop dead line apiproaches.
Grass Valley Journal
T here a re
o th e rs ,and
they
A m ong the o u tstan d in g politi­
Established Oct. 14, 1897
v a v o n iT B A T E D M arch 6, 1981 ! are of the enviable m ajority to cal developm ents of th e
week
JIN S O L ID A T E D March
(
apring b rin g s a sudden
w as th e e n try of V ice-President
Wasco News-Enterprise
cessation from care. The w orry John N ance G arner into the O re­
E stablished Nov. 1891
of keeping a fire or keeping n?ar gon p rim ary in his fight fo r the
ÎO N SO LID A TED March 4, 1932 a lire is over and they can loll D em ocratic nom ination fo r p resi­
in the pleasant sunshine and be dent. F orm er g o v e rn o r1 Chas. H.
It is these t h a ^ M artin a ls0 dropped his nam e in­
s .tc n e ly happy.
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081(1
- k .ik of sp rin g fever as a dis- to the pot as a candidate fo r del-
.ODIATI
ON
R llU S H E
ease th a t causes am bition to seep eg ate
the D em ocratic national
from m en’s bodies and leave them I conventi0n.
He w ants to help
an in ert am oeba, basking in sun noinjn a (e G arner. Floyd J . Cook
Published Every F rid ay a t
Moro, Oregon
n w arm th.
of P o rtlan d filed his form al dec-
E ditor
i\,rh a p s we are all like
I 1-aration aS a can<üda tæ fo r the
Gilec
___... L. French
— ----- " ,T I-y b e those who hurriedly
R epublican nom ination fo r s ta te
E n tered as second-class m a tte r a t j f
seeding tim e
really
woMd treasurer> thus assu rin g E arl Hi)l/
the Postoffice at Moro, ^ ^ r e g o ' mi.ch râ th e r be soaking up the j
Cushm an opposition for th a t
under Act of C ongress of M arch j 8UIlSbine and le ttin g sheer Phy- honor.
,
3, 1879.
| s k a l com fort tak e the place of
A rth u r M. G eary of P o rtlan d
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
ctm-cience stim ulated action
threw a sm all sized bom b shell
' -w-w-w Gee.
into th e Ralph Cake cam p when
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
he suddenly, and w itho u t previous
Payable in Advance
V O M E TAX
w arning, filed as a candidate fo r
N e w , from the office of the I the job of
Republican national
ONE YEAR .............................
0;ôgon Tax com m ission th a t sm all com m itteem an a post fo r w h « »
MARCH 22, 1940 ’
m *m e tax p ay ers « , . p a y i n g Cahç
a rea y M e ^ R e x E lh ;
“ 1 1SHY” BU SIN ESS
criticism
of
the
se “
now
FRID A Y , MARCH 22, 1940
mb
Swedish Troops P ractise Arctic Circle-^laneuvcis
ing area in W ashington) and g i­
ves the im pression
t h a t acre«
have been unnecessarily w i t h -
draw n from the tax. rolls.
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A - t o r from U m atilla county . 7
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The m em bers of the com m ittee
tax law passed la s t session
th a t was chosen to woi
Demp-
Those who. opposed
the b ill. trict in opposition W o to ik > the
r .M
P i« r .
M e n tio n of the federal a p p ro p ri­
tic
Grand?.’ I. H. VanW inkle operate
atio n fo r the Moro experim ent sta helc th a t it w ouldpraise too much
in filed as a candidate fo r the
gun crew near the border north of the Gulf of Bothnia.
tion are
unanim ous in w feeling r ? : ' u ^ h e r Z l i 7 T i n e : : X
th a t then? is som ething decidedly t it tne policy u
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° f r* <!uc I publican nom ination
fo r atto rn ey
-fish y " «bout the en tire proceed- 1 come tax es as a m eans of reeuc- j S p a l d i n g / P o l i t
ings re g ard in g those funds.
Inu- nro n ertv taxes was not the | •»
.
.
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A
The house com m ittei reduced
the ap p ro p riatio n for cereal crops
.
me
tc --
-
I thi*t o o st w ith rum ors still per-
and diseases from
, 5 5 . , 121 to "
th a t R alph H a m i . U n ^ f
$'•01,040, or about ten percent. Cl I with re g u la r incom e
T h . Bend w .ll also e n te r the Ropufc-
The A u x iliary of Ghria Schultz
.Reports of p riv ate fo reca ste rs
The local statio n is under th at n m .rt of the income indicates that dean lists fo r this sam e offlee
post en tertain ed the m em bers of a | the firs t of M arch em phasized
b anch of the d ep artm en t. In the
is has
has not
.
P- J- Stadem an o f The DalLs the Legion la# t F rid a y n ig h t a t th e u n c e rta in prowpeots fo r w in­
sen ate the ap p ro p riatio n w as out -this
not been
been the
the case.
case,
Those whose incom e is undet while in Salem this week let it
although
te r w heat this
season. While
to an e v .n
$500,000
$2900 and are m arried pay a t the be known th a t he woud not yield the W om an’s Club building.
The
some im provem ent was noted o-
funds were alloted to the Her-
c a n e rate.
Incomes' la rg e r than to dem ands
th a t he become a occasion was the tw en ty
first bir- ver the condition officially r e -
m ’ston statio n which is under i r ­ th at pay at a higher rate.
I f .l candidate for state tre a su re r but I jb d ay , of the
Am erican Legion,
j c.rted D ‘c’-m ljer L, indications of
rig atio n .
The Pendleton statio n
c c w ik o n was ¡n chaPge ]-r-bahle o u t t u r n s were still in­
under dry lands, was restored in fo r instance, a man m akes $4)00 uould content him self w ith a try
his tax is $90
Now |4000 is a for another term »n th e senate,
t ie house.
salary and the e a rn e r but the rum or StlU p ersists th at of th e arran g e m e n ts. S.W . Searcy ch f inite. G rains failed to g erm i­
la
th
e
r
nice
n ate in the d rier sections
last
The “fish y ” p a rt of th e m atte
w ithout ' 'liftT O g ftl1 Bite Scott , Por t land re p ublican I s howed a num ber of reels of his
1 til end stan d s are uneven/ Mois­
is th a t th ere doesn’t seerr tc be th e ie o f mig4it
hardship pay $90 per vear to the will probably g e t into th e repub- I n,oving p ictures and a birthday tu re reserves are low and rain fall
much desire on the p a rt of the
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I lican race for this office which h | cake, arbnrnnriHtelv
a p p ro p riately ¡bearing
re a rin g 21
rice the firs t of Septem ber has
heads of th? depatm ent to have state.
If
the
ta
x
p
a
y
e
r
m
akes
$500
per
being
vacated
by
Dem
ocratic
Wbl
candles
w
as
cut
and
„s-rved to bcen be](>w
th ro u g h o u t the
the funds fo r the local statio n p u ‘
m
onth
his
tax
would
be
about
$2C
te
r
P
earso
n
a
t
the
end
of
th?
cur-
those
p
resen
t
in
addition
to
o:h-
In
K
ansas,
only 5.40
entire b It.
in the budget and the beat in fo r­
per m onth. We don’t think it is I ren t year,
r
refreshm
ents»
Inches
of
r
a
infall
were
received
m ation received by th e com m it­
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*f»om Septem ber 1 to M arch 5, or
tee is th a t the e n tire $2600 6 excessive. "
If the one who earns
these
Oregon p ro p erty
ow ners who
3.37 inches below n o rm a l’fo r th a t
federal funds fo r this statio n will
fcum&
of
m
oney
p
re
fe
rs
to
Ite
c
i
th
em
selves,
overburdened
on
period.
In N ebraska, precipita-
be discontinued Ju ly 4 * ^ ‘u nless
H’perty as a m eans of^’whm inii | tuxes m ay w ell envy resid en ts of
?*TTT totaled only 4.38 inches or
the sen a te will increase the bud­
town; of Shaniko in
3.27 inches below norm al. In Ok-
g e t on h floor —a m ost unlik­ his daily b re a d . his tax<5s would »^e little
be much h ig h er fo r he
would J W asco county which h as the low
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i h r ma, the to tal was 6.15 ag ain st
ely possibility.
have to c o n trib u teT o county,'“T ty | esT’coriiKned tax levy of any
U
niversity
of
Oregon,
Eugeni.,
a
nerm al of 9.70. In Ohio and
W a lte r Pierce says th a t it m ay
h jo I and d istrict.
| g( n m unicipality. A study of city
Indiana,
ra in fall
totaled
12.50
M
arch
22
(S
p
ecial)—
A
m
arked
be ^>ossirile fo r the s ta te to raise
tux levies ju st com pleted by Wal- im provem ent in placem ent
inches
and
11.75
inch/s
re
sp
ec’-
ser-
the money fo r th e sta tio n , but
W ith the approach of the open- | te r P earson, tre a su re r, s h o w t vices" in' colleges t f " the ” Middle ¡• ‘‘•y a w in s t ■ a norm al .of 17.55
th is is im practical. The s ta te is
irg day for the fishing season th a t Shaniko’s comibined levy— W est and on the Pacific Coast, end 20.05 inches. In Illinois the
¿h e a d y p u ttin g $6000 a year into
th ere is renew .d talk of a county* for s ta te , county, school and city com paring favoiaDly to the devel­ total was 9.47 fo r the period and
the statio n w ith the u n d ersta n d ­ road along the Deschutes. Local I purposes, Is only 21.8 mills. Or
opm ent of the em ploym ent ser- in M issouri 9.86, a deficiency of
in g th a t the federal governm ent
i herm en think they w ant suuh tb e o th er hand p ro p e rty owner-
7.22 and 6.52 Inches respectively.
.
.
.
u
,
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/ice a t th . U niversity of Oregon,
w in cooperate. The county bought
a road b u t would probably find w)l0' o not
own
an
y y th
in
g g in
Bay
not
own
an
th
in
,in
Bay
I
noted
bv
K
arl
W
On-
W orm and d ry w eath er during
th ? land as its p a r t of the t r i ­
, w h o tbe firs t w?ek ,n March improved
th a t it would end the good fish- C ity in Tillam ook county, ^ e
p a rty ag reem en t.
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,_x------ Jo<i T ru -t)
ing antW bring them lots of c< m- cauae for
con g ratu
latio n s on tha
retu rn ed a f te r a m onth’s trip to prospects fo r w in ter w heat in the
F u rth e rm o re unless th e sta tio n
petition for the fish. If t h e y s to re , (for this iittle Til|amoc» various p a rts of the country. Hu S outheastern sta te s and in the
coaid be classed as a fed eral fta -
were gran ted a legal rig h t to go county com m unity w ith a levy ol
¡sited m ore th an a »-ore of cSf- - » W h e m portions of the w inter
tion it would lose much of its
along gt.he stream d isp ite
t h e 117.3 mills, has the hig h est tax eges and universities,
w heat belt but p lan ts rem ained
con tact w ith o th er sim ila r s t a ­ w :shes of the fishing club ow ners I rfaie of uny O regon m unicipality
Services are now providing a largply d o rm an t in thç no rth ern
tions and m any ad v an tag es der-
h a g % f the belt. A
the problem would be solved.
j p ( arson’s tax Study shows th a t 9 '
g re a t deal of inforrriation to em ­
i\ed in purchase of supplies, etc.
Oregon cities increased th eir levy ployed g ra d u a te s who would like
It is unnecessary to recount
A fter much talk of economy, I tbis year while 99 o th er municip-
o g et b .t t e r jo ’ >, and they thus 50 BILLION DOLLARS OF CARS
the m any th in g s developed here
tin- senate finally voted appropri alitie s reduced th e ir levies.
lid em ployers in finding experi-
by heads of the Moro sta tio n d u r­
D uring the .39 years from 1900
ntions larger, than the adm inis­
eneed help fo r them , IX an On-
ing the 30 y ears it has been in
tra tio n ’s budget.
It was to b
When the senate interim com ‘ | th ank rep o rted . Sim ilar headw ay through 1938, 75,500,000 m otor vs-
existence. T here is
F ed eratio n
exj-ected. This adm inistration is m ittee on executive appointm ents I .g lbejng niade a t the U niversity hic’es were produced in the U nited
w heat, now grow n all over the
sm art enough to put out a re m eets In P ortland on M arch SO, I
Oregon, he said, in spite of S tates and C anada, according to
w est. It had the first sta n d of
dcced budget
and let . some . one
-
.
| it will have two app o in tm en ts to I f,;e , Ce com petition. On his trip , the Oregon M otor associaton. The
C rested W heat g rass in th e north
g ta te Board of H igher Ediu- I tbp ¿ ean extended invitations ito w holesale value of this production
w est: it has produced new and else take th e '■> anve or rai. yi
it.
cation
under consideration. Gover- I m any com panies to send "Vopre- w as m ore th an $60,000,000,000.
hybrid w h eats th a t are m aking
nor S prague this week named R. I g cn tatives to the cam pus to Inter-
b e tte r
crops for
nearly every
Frenchm en are g ettin g anxi ius C. Groesbeck, K lam ath F alls at- yi(?w appHCant«.
w heat gro w er; the successful sum
to fig h t if the firing of D aladier t e r n e y / t o this 'board to succeed
m erfallow tillag e m ethods of this
can be taken |o m an th a t. The H e rm a n Oliver of John Day who
area are the re s u lt-o f Afca e x p e r­
a a Ti z a tion oT war“ may prove
’
has re sig n d as a m em ber to suc­ (-------------------------
im ents.
be vrorse than the suspense
of ceed E. B. Aldrich on the h ig h ­
Now for a p altry sum th a t
w ay commission.
The governor
would barely p u t a. bull on a. b a t ­ w aiting for it.
tiPOffUÀND, OREGON
had previously announced the ap ­
tleship, h ire a WPX clerk or pay
A ttorn ey A t L aw
pointm
ent
of
Mac
Hoke
of-jPen-
fo r a d ay ’s cruise in the Carib­
dl?ton
to
succeed
Edw ard C.
bean, th is station th a t has done
M oro a n d W aaco
Pease of The Dalles on the h ig h ­
so much for a g ric u ltu re in this
er
education
board.
Both
appoint-
extensive d istric t is to be handi­ From the O bserver M ar. 25 1921.
nf
M rs B. F. M edler .two sons m in ts are » lib jict to approval of
capped o r . perhaps discontinued
Ju liu s and
A lbert, and 1C. W. | tin- senate com m ittee.
MAYBE THEY LIE ABOUT IT Johnson and fam ily w ere visitors
A
. « « « 0 , <n
a t the
Wm. Henrich«
A pportionm ent of $153,121.0,
This g re a t to-do about, th e een Sunday
re p resen tin g the s ta te ’s share of
sus gives rise to the question of home.
H erm an iB urm ester, p ro p ri tor the revenues of the fo rest reser-
how m any
people answ er
the
HOME ELECTRIC LIGHT
0 o
census ta k e r correctly. If m em ­ of tthe Moro tailo r shop, left this v ts, w as'co m p leted this
SYSTEM
week
fo
r
a
short
visit
with
his
S
ecretary
of
S
ta
te
Snzll.
T
hirty-
ory serves correctly th? One ta k ­
one o f the s ta te ’s 36 counties par- Use th e wind- its free. B atteries
ing the census does not dem and dau g h ter a t S eattle.
Mr. P eter H ansen was in Moro tirip ated
in the apportionm ent g u aran teed 80% of original capa­
th a t the victim hold up his rig h t
this
week
atten
d
in
g
th
e
fu
n
eral
which,
based
upon the fo re st res- city a t end of 5 or 10 yr. period
hand and prom ise to tell it all
• Convenient Location
;t' his b ro th e r, Soren H ansen.
erve area in each coynty, ranged 8 -ft special b u ilt re frig e ra to r for
• Coffee Shop—Buffet Tavern
and tell it straig h t.
• Dining and Banquet Rooms
As fa r as is known the bureau From the O bserver. M ar. 24 1911 fro m a high of $49,673.36 to G rant b a tte ry operation. Enjoy sweeper,
Mr. ami Mrs*- Wm. Rudolf de- c< unty to a low of $16.13 te> Polk iron, to a ste r, waffle iron and ot­
• Famously Fine Food
doesn’t check up on the answ ers
• Modern Appointments
h er fixtures. 3 yr. paym ent plan.
at some la te r date and find th a t parted T uesday m orning (for th eir | county,
• Luxurious Outside Rooms
F r e t estim ates w ithout obligation
M is. Jones of 812 Q S t. has aged new home at W hite, Salmim. Sev­
• Garage Opposite
Phone
or
W
rite
,
»1-avw»*, w i k i «
Imi six years from 1930 to 1940. eral of th e ir Moro friends were .
JO H N De MOSS, Dealer.-
N eith er is it known th a t some a t th e 'd e p o t to bid them farew ell. 110 C A D E T WIMH
Moro, Ore.
Res,- DeMoss Spr.
H ugh Shull has parted w ith f a r H IG H E ST HONORS
federal d ep artm en t finds th a t Mr.
Moyw G rain (¿rowers. Dealer
Jon* s made $2500 on his income the la rg e st portion of his realty
U niversity of Oregon, . yugene,
tax blank and $4000 on his cen­ holdings in Sherm an county and
will devote his atten tio n to sales M aich 22 ( S pecial)—■
T he jen eral
sus retu rn .
of.
the
Schhcht
auto
in
ea
ste
rn
John
J.
P
ershing
medal
lo r dis
Maybe S enator Tobey" is g e ttin g
tinguished a tta in :..? n t m rbilrtary
unduly excited over the prospect W ashington and Idaho.
Geo. H ennagin’s new home is education, conferred annul illy on
of thousands of citizens having
now
com pleted and ready fo r oc- a cadet in each of the corp^ areas
to tell th eir secrets t o . an in q u ir­
ing governm ent agent. He m ay cv p an cy ; beyond question it is of the .U nited S tates, has been
W illiam B. vosson,
think th a t every citizen is as thp best constructed and m ost con aw arded to
vcniently
arran
g
e
d
fa
rm
home
in
cadet
colonel
of
the U niversity of
honest as he is.
S herm an county. O. A. 'Ramsey Oi tg o n ROTC unit.
builder, Roy Axtell, p ain ter.
L . Rosson, who has served as ca-
SPR IN G FEV ER
T here it much talk of sp rin g G iass Valley Journal M ar. 25 ’21 d. t colonel th is year, was a l s o
Quick - Easy - Safe
Mrs. E m m ett 'Olds w ill soon iuuned as outstandin g freshm an
fev er these warm days o f the e a r­
ly vernal season and those who m ake a trip 'back ea st “to visit | cadet in 1936-1937, and la st year
lean
ag a in st the
buildings on | her d a u g h te r, Mrs. Lest>?r Na won the sabre aw arded annually
Writ® or call
m ain s tre e t and w hittle the dis- h( fs e and fam ily at B ingham pton I by the Reserve Officers to t h e
for com plete
carded
m atches and
bark the ' New York.
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junior. H? was
information—
scarhed trees along the side walks j C ounty
T re asu re r George B. j m rn b e r of the band in 1938 and
give evidence of its effect.
BourhiU will soon s ta r t fo r Scot- 1940. He is a m -m rier of Scab­
honor
Now fo r some spring is a tim • k n d to m ake a visit to his folks bard and Blade, m ilitary
of g re a t ac tiv ity . W ith the first whom he has not s^en for about society; B eta Gamma Sigm a, a
business honorary; and Beta The­
warm day they are out in the twenty years.
H ead O ffic e , P o rtla n d , O regon
: ' V; . ,
,
’
garden or in the machine shed
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Serrurier ta P i , , fra te rn ity .
M tM S IN
» I D i |< A I
Ü l P O S fl
I.H S B X A » O f C O R P O R A î lü N
gettin g - ready to make
gn ^ at; spent Sunday at Wamic with,M rs
Read the ads in the Journal.
labors of seeding and planting. Packard, Mrs. Serrurier’s mother.
Auxiliary Helps
Winter Wheat
Legion Celebrate
Prospects Uncertain
College Job Bureaus
Increase Efficiency
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
- hm
In Other Days
in n
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
T h e D a lle s B r a n c h 0/ file
U n ite d S ta te s N a t io n a l B a n k
' - - i JT
;
Spfe
FOR S H E R I F F
1 hereby announce my Candida y
fo r the dem ocratic nom ination for
sheriff of Sherm an county subject
to the will of the voters a t the p- i-
m ary election in May. If elected,
I will c a rry on the work of t le
office to the -b u t of my ability. -
C harles C. W ib 41
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R eclam ation C o mi mf'i s tsJ^i oner
Page says a numfo?r of acres will
be opened this y ^ar on th e Owy­
hee project, th if'R o za division of
the Y akim a project, and the Boise
P ay ette in Idaho.
According to the census bureau
th ere are 700 million
acres in
w estern states w here irrig atio n is
essential but only 20 million ac­
res have been irrig ated . Of these
20 million acres but thro? million
a?e under federal projects, the re ­
m ainder are in sta te , d is tric t or
private developm ent. As the r e ­
clam ation bureau sees th e p ic ­
tu re, despite the 700 million ac­
r e , requiring w a te r to m ake th em
ayailable, there are approxim ate-*
ly ten million acres not y e t dev­
eloped which have an available
supply of w ater.
L a s t y e a r the governm ent
spent fo r CCC cam ps in O regon
$10,464,716 and fo r the cam ps in
W ashington $7,467,389. This was
the cash outlay and does not in­
clude v a lu e ’ of“ the work done by
the enrollees.
FOR ASSESSOR:
I hereby announce candidacy to
succeed m yself as A ssessor oi
Sherm an county, subj t to the will
of the R epublican voters.
M arg aret W. Peetz
PUBLIC H EARIN G CA LLED
ON GAME M ATTER
Public hearing on the question
of an o th er open season on a n tle r­
less deer in G rant county will be
held on May 11th, a t 10 a.m. in
*A N N O U N C E M E N T
-John
I>ay by the Oregon S ta te
H aving filed my declaration of
Game
commission.
candidacy for th e D em o craticri’e r-
The May m eeting of the com-
ttyA -^aftiaiuatipn of county clerk
of Sherm an C ounty, O regon, f ctr- mïsstdn *is to be held in John Day
d'ially solicit th e su p p o rt of the jii May 10 and 11. The firs t day
m em bers of th a t p a rty and a ’st vill be devoted to survey of the
th e su p p o rt of all electors of Sh< r- .territory and the second to h ear­
ing delegations. A t this hearin g
man County, Oregon.
the commission will d eterm ine the
R oss Ornduff
?fTPct o f Th-- open season on ant*
erless deer last y ear and decide
DOR CLERK
open
season
I h .re b y announce
my can­ w hether an o th er
would
be
practical.
didacy to succeed m yself in oTict
as County C lerk, subject to the
Note to Congressm en
1
of the Republican voters,
This answ er turned up in a re-
, j j elected I will continue
tc
I j,erVe the best in te re sts of the :m t general knowledge p aper:
‘‘S yntax was a scale of charges
pCCpie of Sherm an County at rl
for erro rs of conduct th a t was im­
times<
posed on people in an cien t tim es.”
—Edinburgh Dispatch.
Ahem!
Teacher.
“ When I was youi
age I could answ er any questiui
in arith m etic.”
Tom m y: “ Yes, m iss, b u t you
had a d iffe re n t te a c h e r.”— E lin
^ in g e D ispatch^
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hi.reby given th a t t.i
un d eiiisr.ed , W. G. Keller, has
b?en appointed ad m in istrato r 0
th * estate of Guy C arlton Adan.s
d.-iapsed, and has qualified.
All persons h a rin g claim s aT-
*z'nst said e sta te are hereby nôii-
f;ed and required to present ta t
sam e, duly vi rified, to the under-
signed a t the office of the Coun j
Clerk, C ourt Hou.-e, Moro, Suer-
man County, Oregon, w ithin six
(G) m onths from the date of the
fii»ib publication of this notice,
to-w it: M arch 15, 1940.
W. G. Keller, A d m in istn .t >r
Galloway & K rier,
The Piailes, Oregon,
A ttorneys for E state.
Di.te of last publication April 12
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5t
E ureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
M eets on the 1st am
3rd
T h u rsday
eve­
nings of each month
V isiting m em bers coi
dially invited to meet
w ith us.
E. Albidon, W.M.
C. V. Belknap, Secy
Moro
Lodge
No.
113,
I. O. O. F.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
t HE STATE OF OREGON FOR
SHERMAN COUNTY
In the m atter of the E s ta te of
H. A. Sommer, deceased.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
to u are hereby notified tjja t the
undersigned have been appointed
uy the above entitled court, Ad-
n in is tra trix s
of the E state of
J .A . Sommer, deceased, and have
lualified. And all persons hav-
ng claim s ag a in st sam e are here­
by required to p resent th eir claim
July verified, to the undersigned
»vithin six m onths a f te r d ate 01
■publication of this ‘’notice.
Toy J. Baker
Ellen E. Som m er
A tt’y for estate
Irm a Laffoon
Elsie M artin
A d n rin istratrix s
D ate o)f first (publication being
March 8, 1940.
IN TH E COUNTY COURT O F
1HE STATE OF OREGON FOR
.SHERMAN COUNTY
In the m atter of the E sta te s of
C harles H. Leonard and J a n e t
Leonard, deceased.
TO WHOM IT M A Y ’CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given th a t Fred
Krusow,
the A d m inistrator- of
noth of said esta te s, has rendered
and filed his final account in each
of said
estates fo r
settlem en t
and the court has appointed Mon­
day the 6th day of I May ,1940,
a t the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
in the ICounty C ourt room of the
County C ourt house in
Moro,
Sherm an C ounty, Oregon as a
tim e and place fo r thi? h ea rin g
of objections to and final se ttle ­
ment of said acco u n t
Ergd Krusow
A d m in istrato r
Moro, Oregon
M eets 1st and 3rd
T uesdays
in 1ha
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
sient and visiting
brothers are cordi
ally invited to m eet
w ith us.
NOTICE OF F IN A L
O lo M art’n, N.G.
ETTLEM EN T
V rnon Miller, Sec.
Notice is hereby given th a t the
undersigned has filed’ in the Co­
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S unty C ourt of the S tate of O re­
- - Moro, Oregon
gon for Sherm an County his Final
Meets E very Second and
R eport and Account as A dm inis­
F ourth T hursdays in each tra to r of the estate of H a rrie t
Month. V isiting m em bers Root .deceased, and th at S atu rd ay ,
tnvited,
V
»’
March 23, 1940 a t ten o'clock
Naomi Vap Gilder, W. M.
A. M., of said day, a t the County
Rulli S parP ng, Sec.
C ourt room, in the C ourthouse,
at Moro, Oregon, have been fixed
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 by the C ourt as th§ tim e and
Moro, Oregon
»
place for hearing of objections to
’"M eets I’d' & 4th Tubs g g g g j
said Final R eport and Account
day of each m onth. -■■'-dX
anti the s e tt’em^nt of
e ? ta ‘e.
v Visiting m em bers wel
G H '.-r-r
G?<\ G. U ndegrnff
•ome.
Anna Davis, N. G.
A ttorn y fon AdmjnisLi\.L>’-
1 Florence Johnston, Set
Feb. 23, Marche!, 8, 15, 194Q,