Sherman County journal., March 29, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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:: clerk
1 h re by announce
my
can
<i .acy to succeed m yself in cinct
Sherman County Observer
a County ClerJL subject to th.
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
v. ■ of th » R epublican vote) 3.
G rass Valley Jo u rn al
.. elected 1 will continue
to
E stablished Oct. 14, 1897
a
ye
the
best
in
te
re
sts
of
the
CONSOLIDATED M arch 6, lir l
To th e E d ito r:
p pie of S herm an C ounty at ali
U you w an t h ig h er tax es vote
W asco N ew s-E nterprise
tin e s .
io r the County U n it System as
Joe T ru itt
E stablished Nov. 1891
shown by Mr. P eterso n . Before
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 19.2
the sy stem w ent into effect it
FOR SHERIFF
was $90 p er pupil now it is $114
i hereby announce my candidacy per pupil and going h ig h er.
PER
I
' i a t i ON f r - the dem ocratic nom ination for
Along th a t line I w-ould like to
sheriff of Sherm an county subject jK)int o u t some of its w orkings
to the will of the voters a t the pri- In Hood R iv .r county th e re is ,
n ary election in May. If elected, considerable feelin g a g a in s t th e
Published Every- Friday at
Moro, Oregon .
I will c a rry on the w ork of the system . D uring its six y ears tria l
the tax es have not been reduced
Gile>- L. French____________ Edit>>r . . .c to the b .s t of my ability.
C harles C. Wilson as in the- case of the K lam ath
E ntered as second-class m atter at
System although th e
s ta te m e n t
the Postoffice at ^£oro, Oregon 7 )R A SSESSO R :
was m ade t h a t t h e r e is and
"under Act of C ongress of M arch,
I hereby announce candidacy to was enough money paid in in
svcceed m yself as A ssessor oi .jack tax es to ru n all the schools
3, 1879.
Si.vrman county, subjet to the will in th e county fo r five y ears w ith ­
O F F IC IAL COUNTY PA PER
the R epublican voters.
out any school levy.
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
f
M a rg a re t W. Paetz
It has not been th e dem and of
Payable in Advance
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b etter building and b e tte r educa­
ONE YEAR .................. ......... J1 50
\ N N O L N C E M E N T
tion th a t has b ro u g h t th e tax es
H aving filed my declaration of up. It is w asteful spending and
MARCH 29, 1940
i Jidacy for the Dem ocratic P ar- padding of the budget. 'For ex ­
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j ty's nom ination of county clerk am ple if the W asco school had
t
em u
4.V • ’• Sherm an County, Oregon, I cor- w anted its b u d g et c u t it would
Often the job of filling thia) } ally soi-cit th e support of the take its .problems b efo re the
column becomes onerous, on n;em bers of th a t p a rty and also beard which would probably be
those weeks when little hap-' t!.e su p p o rt of all electors of S her some ten, tw en ty or m ore miles
n an C ounty, Oregon.
aw ay.
The board
would give
pens, especially.
R oss Ornduff
them th e ir undivided a tte n tio n be
polite and pad the b u d g et m ore.
This week, with the gra n
T here is a good exam ple in Hood
rate being protested and the
River county w'here one d is tric t
House of Representatives con­
voted ag a in st th e
b u ying o f a
p.ece of property an d th e board
sidering the bill which shou.d
contain the station sppropna , { r. ss Va|,ey Journa| April 1, 1921 bought the p ro p e rty anyw ay. --
The whole county had a vote
tion, there is plenty to be sa d
R eported th a t w heat changed and not knowing’ w h a t w as need­
and no way to say it.
I h.u.ds here (K e n t) Tuesday at $1. ed and w hat not all th e other
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] 02 per bushel. Some of the fa r- d istric ts voted fo r th is addition
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« n itrs cannot be blam ed much if of property. Also in o th e r w ords
1H E FIELDS ARE GREEN
;!.ey do become reds or som ething he ¿ounty unit system is the best
The w inter w heat is m aking the ftic a l a fte r the tre a tm e n t they
system of railro ad in g th in g s th ru
fnlds green. And in the spring i.e receiving.
If one d istrict really needs a n y ­
svtm fields, w here but yesterday it
J e ss M artin had a lively tim e a t thing it is up to the whole coun­
seems, the tra c to rs "were draw ing h'.s home last S atu rd ay
nig h t tv to say if they have it o r not
lcn g ’ strin g s of tillage tools, the when his dog and a coyote had an
a n d . in order to g e t 'w h a t they
rows of green g ra in are daily ex ­ all around fig h t under the house.
w ant they
offer each
d istrict
tending fa rth e r out from the .fcn- •» Mr. Dean of the Sherm an El-
umj .thing to . mak^ i t . api>ear
cesi,
—-~2- - • - - -
r
ectric Co.
as ------
here Tuesday
7— w
-----;
’ • Tend
U« I th e l - need it and th ere fo re they
The g ra in was sown ju s t before W tdnesday g e ttin g things s tra ig h t
or d u rin g a s p e l l of p leasant entd up so th a t the com pany can all vote for the o th ers.
Ly the county u n it system th e
w eather th a t w arm ed the ground commence active construction work
in te re st of the individual school
and m ade the sp ro u tin g of the seed in the very n ea r fu tu re ..
a h u rried job fo r M other N atu re. . «.m tEe O besrver Mar,, 31,1911 is taken away
liy the county u n it system the
Then one nig h t there cam e a show - H .W. Lewis opened a new and
p ro p e rty of one school is tak en
er of rain and an o th er the follow ­
tonsorial p a rlo r and
.
-
or m ay not
ing n ight before becom ing g ener­ a ll. a t the old stand on the -4 th j ,
_____ ,• The com m ittee „1.
el
al. The g ra in could not help but ~Tving had the a rtis ts , H osm er & I u‘ returned. .
figur? heads as
glow .
Fare, renovate and
. they have not the w orking pow er
Now w hat will eventually be ery niche, and Ro> A xtell o
a head. They are cu stodians
the end of the 1940 crop of -wheat ■ Fh the wood work
property but cannot keep
F. A. Sayrs has d.«earded the |
isy,. rought back br0.
in Sherm an county no one knows
“ and none of those who have lived t «'.« m voir on the cooking ran g e
k e r it is ju st one d is tric t’s loss
long in this county will ven tu re and has installed a hot w-ater tank
the o th ers gain. They tak e book
a prophecy. It is enough to be
nJ converted the w a te r to his f»oin one school to an o th er when
happy w ith the s ta r t it is g ettin g . bath.
they m ay be m ost needed by the
Seldom doe« g ra in g et a* b e tte r
A bank robbery was in flated on school th a t owns them . The local
s ta r t ,a more opportune chance our siste r city , W asO°» S atu rd ay
com m ittee are never considered
to develop its highest num ber of night. The bandits broke into the
in th e em ploym ent of teach ers
kernels or a t least to build so W.W.M.Co. l» n k th ro u g h the wall
fine a p lan t to produce the grain. and m ade such a bungling job of O1_^ el __ _
J.
The county u nit system is put
It m ay be well for the country it they are classed as am ateurs.
into the hands o f one m an (th .
th a t it is so. F o rrth e papers ca rry Th? principal, loss is in dam ages
county sup’t) who su g g ests this
the sto ry th a t in the m id-w est t > safety deposit boxes.
bread basket these fo rtu n a te con­ H o m the O bserver. April 1, 1921 and th a t to five elected d irecto rs
who g et to g eth er and sanctions
ditions are not duplicated. The
The city is p u ttin g in 670 feet
w heat th ere has been abandoned of th ree inch steel pipe on F irs t his move th in k in g since they pay
him for trav ellin g over th e co­
already.
s .re e t as fa r as S cott, p a rtly be­ u nty he ought to know w h at is
It is the hope of every fa rm er cause of the s tre e t im provem ent
th a t some year his land will have and more so because of the age best.
I would su g g est th a t the peopL
its chance to produce to its u t­ of the old pipe and its co n stan t
would
dem and sp eakers fo r ag-
m ost: th a t every .condition will «l»e breakage. T he old pipe will be
a n st this plan before th ey vote
perfect so the e a rth —so o f t e n l i f t in the ground.
fo r a system they m ay regTet.
subject to w eather re stric tio n s—
Postm a-ster U rq u h a rt h a , been g
#
R.
can show its ability. So m any say, w alk.ng w .th th e a ,s ,s ta n c e
a n d ' your su p erin ten d en t talk
“ I’d a had 40 bushels, if—
Let cane several days th .s week eau- ers and
P
tn ere be a year in which th ere can sed by a na.l Kom K th ro u g h h,s
^ P diea(JvanU ge,
be no “ ifs” . -
shoe u-h,le exem plyf.ng the clean-
K
up sp irit th a t pervaded the town
very intelligent and
in te re stin g
MANY SALES TAXES
last week.
sp
ea
k
er
from
K
lam
ath
county to
T his year, we read, th ere m ay
po in t o u t th eir d issatisfactio n s
be five proposals for pension plans
S Y N O P S IS O F A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T
OF TH E
of the system . An adm ission made
to be voted on by the electors. The
by
your fo rm er s ta te school su p ­
GREAT AMERICAN
im p o rtan t th in g is th a t nearly ev ­
erintendent
C. A. H ow ard w as
ery one is to c a rry some form of
INDEMNITY CO.
th a t the g ra d u atin g scale to levy
of New York C ity. In the State of New Y ork,
a sales tax w ith it.
the th lrty -fire t day of December, 1339,
t8 ves was good in th eo ry b u t not
Now the sales tax has been a on
made to the Insurance Commlaaloner of
in actual practice.
m a tte r of no little dispute in this the State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
apital
Mrs. F. R. Jack so n
state. The voters have rejected it Amount of capital C stock
paid
Hood R iver
up
..................i______A.
_
.
.
..
f
1.000.0C3
00
w ith a m ultitude of NO votes u n ­
Income
til all b u t the h ard iest re fo rm er Net premiums received during
the year
| 9,811.033 «7 ’
is discouraged w iih its prospects. Interest,
dividends and rents
The history of sales taxes in
received during the year
641.4C1 53 ,i
from other sources re­
other sta te s adopting the plan has Income
ceived during the y e a r ____
48.167 03
n et been such as to encouraT?
T o tal income /
................... 310.504.U J 83
A tto r n e y A t L a w
Oregon citizens to try it. The g e n ­
D Is horsemen ts
losses paid during the year
eral rule has been th a t it raises Net Including
adjustm ent
ex­
a lot of money w ith which the
M o ro a n d W aaco
penses -
.'
> 4.959,221 01
Commissions and salaries paid
activ ities of the state are in creas­
during the year
3.049.0F5 60
ed. O ften it causes the s ta te to Taxes, licenses and fees paid
during the year s
418.217 S3
take on responsibilities which it Dividends paid on capital stock
during the year
200,000 00
should not h av e—•which should be Am ount of all other expendi­
ture« . . . __________________
718,580 1 5 .
left to its citizens.
In stead of m erely having a sales
T o tal expenditures . . . - __ $ 9,345.713 65
Adm itted Assets
tax m any of th e experim enting
V alue of real estate owned
states have concluded—if t h e y
(m arket value) _______ _____
None
have concluded—by having m any Lo^“’
o.n
co>-
lateral, etc.
PORTIAMO. OREGON
o th er taxes in addition to it. O f­ V alue of bonds owned (a m o r­
3 6 .1 2 2 .5 1 2 UO
tized)
ten theae put a burden on the V alue of stocks owned (m arket
7,287.920 00
value)
.
______- - -
productive en terp rise of the s ta te Cabh
2.915.60 1 75 j
In banks and on hand
th a t m akes it difficult fo r an in­ Premiums In course of collec­
tion w ritten since September
dividual to care for him self and
30. 1939 *....... ...................
. 1.873.663 39
and rente due ano ac­
make any headw ay in a business. Interest
67.62.'» 00
crued
..
____________
Oregon has done very well in Other assets (n et) ..._________ ’ 191.081 C9
ta x m a tte rs com pared to other
To tal adm itted assets ____ 318.458.412.74
I.labilltle«
states. Its citizens pay less per
claims for loeees unpaid 3 7.247,922 46
capita than o th er coaat s ta te s. Groea
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks
4.041,23.' 69
They receive from the s ta te gov­ Due
tor commission and bro­
ern m ent the services they need or
kerage
___ ________
385.5OO 00
431,41195
th a t can best be done by the pub­ Ah other liabilities ...............
T o tal liabilities, except capi­
lic. In crease in the services of
312.106.070 10
tal
3 1.000 000 00
governm ent causes a decrease in C apital paid up
5.352.34 2 64
• Convenient Location
the th in g s citizen« are perm itted
®v«r •" Habtuti«.
• Coffee Shop—Buffet Tavern
to do for them selves.
plus u regirds p o iie y h o id
3 jB.352.342 64
• Dimnf and Banquet Toons
We eee no reason why the state
Total
___
. ____
318.458 t i a S i
• Famously Fine Food
should try to do all things for
,
v
• Modem Appointments
its residents and until a sales tax Net premiums received during
• Luxurious Outside Rooms
114.770 02
is neceasary to keep up those Net ,he losses paid during the year » 24.564 48
• Carafe Opposite
generally accepted services expec­ Net losses incurred during the
year
w
54.482 48
ted of government ,or until in­
U R E 4 T A M 8 R K 4N IN D E M N IT Y CO.
6 0 0 ROOMS
O F S lIC H E L B A C H E R , Vice Pres.
equalities of taxation become more
E. C L U N T . Secretary
S
E
N
S IB L E R A T E S .
striking »neither it nor any other
Statutory resldeat attorney for s«t4ics^
Uanrtjr Wella.
new tax is in order.
Specialist Ailv.xates Two Types of Fa.ial Massage
Slpttm a*
0 « e
Poms
FRID A Y ,’ MARCH 2?, 1940
THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOU RNAL, MORO, OREGON
TWO
AT* iTHl
n
man
t
In Other Days
GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF
5 -ÄJ&Z
muLTncmnH
A /atio n a ilu
KlOUl
♦ -SS
/C o n tin u ed from page one)
oi W ashington s ta te g ra n g e )
is
a tta c k in g the p lan, declarin g it
will ruin the lending agency- - If
Rep Jam es M ott’s a rg u m e n t w as
effective a house com m ittee will
include A storia in the sea p o rts
having a m aritim e school, which
will enable O regon boys to be
trained fo r the sea - -Reps. K nute
Ilill, M a‘ tin F. S m ith, J. M. •Coffee
and C harles H-. Leavy, aid of W ash ­
ington s ta te , are w orking w ith a
group of fellow lib era ls seeking a
plan to abolish u n e m p lo y m e n t----
Tcw nsendites, num erically stro n g
n Oregon and W ashington, are u r ­
ging the congressional d elegations
He combines within himself the t o of these two s ta te s to b rin g the
pension plan to a vote before the
a :y present session of cong ress a d ­
jo u rn s - - Ahouse com m ittee h as
reported favorably giving pensions
v
to widows of W orld W ar v eteran s
under certain conditions .A v e t­
eran who appeared before the
com m ittee and opposed the m eas­
u re 'a s en tailin g too g re a t expense
wa« throw n out of the h ea rin g -
The governm ent is still
paying
pensions fo r the w ar of 1812, the
la‘ t dependent of a v e te ra n of
th at w ar receives $240 a year. She
is E th er Anne Hill M o r g a n of
ncepcndence, Ore. T h a t w ar was
128 y ears ago. At th a t ra te Uncle
Sam will be paying pensions to
dependents, of the World w ar in
10 A.I).
•h
.
,
. ,
W id o w of Detroit, Mich.
is
locality where there is a dem and for this type of beam y culture.
Cubs’ Pilchers (Minus Dizzy) Begin Spring
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ori:
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x-’1
M em b -r, «» the Chicago C ub, pitching siali p ic tn rc i i:m b c r:a i up in an early ccason werkout on
a « ..H o i-.ll- I
to ri-'-- a-c L arrv F rench. Bill Lee, Claude P asseau, Charley Uaot. « la> Er. -
an«’ and Vance r a Ee. Rain Ip icrie r« ! with opening days of aprine training. Dizzy Dean, No. J holdout, t r .a
cc jspicuous by his absence.
Read th e Ads
In
the
Journal.
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I Ì t H ì IH IÌ H o w it Z C F
Synopsis of Annual Statement
<M t h . M ER C H A N TS FIR E A SSU R A N C E COR
PO R A T IO N OF NEW YORK of 65 John S treet,
N ew York C ity, in (he S ta te of New York, on the
th irty first day of D ecem ber. 1939. m^de to the
Xneurance C<>mrr-i»»ioner of th e State of Oregon,
purauant lo law i
C A PITA L
A m ount of capital »tock paid u p ---- 1 2,500,000.00
INCOM E
N et premium« received during
th e year .................- ................. ..... 3 4.012.812.20
Interest, dividend» and rents
649,684.35
received during the year ------ ____
—
Incom e from other aourcee
____
73,299.79
received during the y ea r----- ------
...... S 4.735,796.34
T otal incom e ....................- .........
-Z’
disbursements
N et loe«e» paid during the year
1,780,438.21
in clu d in g adjustm ent expentea..
Com m ission« and salaries paid
1,605.071.40
during the year
.........................
T axes, licen ses and lees paid
293,724.37
during th e year ................... ....... —
D ividends paid on cap ital stock
during th e year . .............................. ..
580.000.00
A m ount of all other ex p en d itu re.—
.700.412.04
T otal exp en d itu res ...... ............
I 4,559,64^.02
ADM ITTED A S S E T S
V alue of real estate owned (m arket
v a lu e)
............-
« 1.183.090.26
Loans on m ortgages snd colla tera l,
.
....-
512.744 15
V alue of bonds owned (m arket
1,673,115.00
v a lu e) - ......... - ...................................
V alue of stoeka owned (m arket
11.925,296.09
v a lu e) ............- ...................................
Cash in bank« and on hand ------------ 1,581,857.34
Prem ium s in course of co llectio n
603.735.42
w ritten sin ce Septem ber 30, 1939
24,342.22
Interest and rents due so d accrued
79. ' I
Other assets (n e t) .
j ...
417.504,977.8:»
T otal sdanitted »«sets .....
L IA B IL IT IE S
447,916.60
C ross claim s I -r lo»«es u n p a id ...........>
A m oum of unearned prem ium s on
all ou tstan d in g risks
..................... 4.131.181 9
Dua lor com m ission and b rok erage—
100,000 14)
A ll other lia b ilities
.....................
1,309,S3?.6.
T otal lia b ilities, excep t c s p ils l 4 5.938.6 j I ° ,
C apital paid up
4 J,503.0JO,r. '
Surplus over all lia b ilities ................. 9,0)0,34X 8.•
Surplus as regards p o lic y h o ld e rs.......1 11.51 «0343
T otal ....................- ........... :.............. _ 417.504.977,R5\
A
new world’s shot put record
w as e stab lish ed recently by husky
Flop's of Georgetown university,
who hurled the shot 55 feet, 8 ’i
inches at the annual A, A. V . in-
Coer track and field m eet. Blozis
bettered his own world’s record.
GRASS VALLEY NOTES
The Arden Sqnire family of
resham spent the week end
îere visiting her brother-in-
law and sister the Eben Kee’s
and'alsothe Dell Olds family.
Betty Lou Olds returned with
them to Portland going from
there to Corvallis to resume
ner stndies at OSC.
Mrs. W.C-Schilling enter-
entertained the Junior Bridge
club at her home in Moro
Thursday afternoon with high
scores going to Mrs Don Smith
and. Mrs. Herman Schilling.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hkreby given th a t th.
undersigned, W. G. Keller, I af
beer« appointed ad m in istrate; o
th-‘ e -ta t? of Guy C arlton Ad..; is
d t«ase<f, and has qualified.
All persons having claim s ; g
ain st said estate are hereby n ti
f ed and required to present the
sarae, duly \tr if ie d , to the ur. i
signed a t the office of the County
Clerk, C ourt H ou>e, M oro, Sn
t man County, Oregon, w ithin six
(C) m onths from the date of the
■first publication of this n et .-e
'to -\\n t: M arch 15, 1940.
W. G. K eller, A d m in istiaro r
! Caliow ay & K rier,
! The Dalles, Oregon,
A tto rn ey s for E state.
D ate of last publication A pril
I E ureka Lodge No. 121 A -F & A-M
M eets on the 1st and
3rd
T hursday
eve­
nings of each month.
.
V isiting m em bers cor
[
dially invited to meet
j
.
w
ith us.
i
E.
/Amidon,
W.M.
,
C. V. Belknap, Secy.
1
Lodge No-
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
SHERM AN COUNTY
In the m a tte r of the E s ta te of
H. A. Sommer, deceased.
iU WHOM IT MAY CON CERN :
You are hereby notified th a t the
undersigned have by^n appointed
by the above entitled court, Ad-
m in istra trix s
of the E sta te of
H.A. Somm er, deceased, and have
qualified. And all persons hav-
,ng claim s ag a in st sam e a re h ere­
by required to p resent th e ir claim
duly verified, to the undersigned
within six m onths a fte r d ate oi
publication of this notice.
Eilen E. Som m er
Rov J .« Baker
Irm a Laffoon
A tt’y fo r estate
Elsie M artin
A dm in istratrix »
Date
first publication being
March 8, 1940.
A
IN T IIE COUNTY COURT O F
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
SHERM AN COUNTY
In the m atter of the E s ta te s of
C harles H. Leonard and J a n e t
Leonard, deceased.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given th a t F red
K iusow ,
the A d m in istrato r of
both of said « states, has rendered
and filed his final account in each
of said e sta te s for
settlem en t
and the court has appointed Mon­
day the 6th day of May ,1940,
a t . th e hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
in the C ounty C ourt room of the
County C ourt house in
Moro,
Sherm an County, Oregon as a
tim e and place fo r thie h earin g
of objections to and final s e ttle ­
m ent of said account.
F red Krusow
A d m in istrato r
113, I. O. O. F.
Moro,
Oregon
B U S IN E S S IN OREGON FOR TH E YEAR
M
eets
1st
and 3rd
N et prem ium s received during the
N otice is hereby given, by v irtu e
48.«82.00
year
........................................................ •
T uesdays
in
the
11.32Ç.57
Net losses paid during the year..'..—
of an o rd er of th e county co u rt of!
13,476.01
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
Net Lvaea incurred during th« y««f
W asco county. S ta te of O re g o r, |
Nam e o i C om pany: M erchants F»re Aaallfauce
—
sient and visiting
C orporation of New York.
made
on th e 27th day of M nrch 194U
b ro th ers are cordi
N am e oi P resid en t: A llred A. M oser.
Nam e o l S ecretary: W. F . Brady,
ally
invited to meet
I
will
on
and
a
fte
r
th
e
29th
day
S tatutory resident attorney lor » e r v .e e : Insurance
w ith us.
C om m issioner.
of A pril, 1940, sell a t p riv ate sale all
NOTICE OF FIN A L
of th e in te re st of Guy Aubrey I ound Orlo M art:n, N.G.
Vernon Miller, Sec.
..
SETTLEM EN T
deceased, in:
Notice is hereby given th a t the
N E !4 and the S W 4 of S ection
Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.K.K. undersigned has filed in the Co­
19 J n Tow nship 2, N orth, Range
unty C ourt of the S tate of O re­
Moto, Oregon
17, E. W. M.
gon for Sherm an County his Final
M eets Every Second and
T he sale will be made foi m oney,
F o urth T hursdays in each R eport and Account as A dm inis­
or th e p u rc h aser - m ay assum e the
Month. V isiting m em bers tr a to r of the (s ta te <xf H a rrie t
HOME ELECTRIC LIGHT
Root .deceased, and that S atu rd ay ,
Invited
m o rtg ag e now upon said prom ises
SYSTEM
M arch 23, 1940 a t ten o ’clock
Use the wind- its free. B atteries anc( p ,y th e balance in money. Bids Naomi Van Gilder, W’. M.
A. M., of said d*y, a t the County
g u aran teed 80r cof o rig in al capa- wly
received by th e e x e e u tiix a t Ruth S parP ng, Sec.
C ourt room, in the C ourthouse,
city a t end of 5 or
period th e offi .e of F ran k G. Dick, atto r-
at
Moro, Oregon, have been fixed
8 -it special b u ilt re fn g T ra to r fo r ney, room 2 0 , V ogt Building, The
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 hv the C ourt as the tim e' and
b a tte ry operation. E njoy sw eeper, D alles, Oregon, w h tre the sale will
Moro, Oregon
pl.ice for h earing of objections to
iron, to a ste r, waffle iron and .ot­
be mnde,
Meets
2d
&
4th
Tucs
0
;
*
^
said Final R eport and Account
her fixtures. 3 yr. paym ent plan.
BESSE L. POUND, E xecutrix day of each m onth.
ant;
the settlem ent, of said estate.
F re t estim ates w ithout obligation
Visiting m em bers wel
(I. Herbert Root
Phone or W rite
F ran k G. Dick
Geo. G. U pdegrnff,
, -
come.
JO H N De MOSS, Dealer.,
A tto rn ey
Anna
Davis,
N.
G.
A
ttorm
y
for
A
d
m
in
istrato
r
Rea. DeMoss Spr. Tfae Daikg> O regon
21-24
Moro, O re.,
Florence Johnston, Set
.F
eb
.
23,
March
1,
8,
15,
1940.
Grower«,
Dealer
P.
Moro G rain
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX’S SALE
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