Sherman County journal., April 05, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SHERMAN CBUNTY JO U R N A L , MORO, OREGON
FRIÖAY, APRIL 5, l»40
P A flP TWO
J»»'»»*
1 0 SEE THE SCENERY
rr - 1
toran
Statehouse Gouip
IN T H E C rR C U rT COURT OP
T H E STA TE OF OREGON FOR
SH ERM A N COUNTY,
lRAYMOND L. E L L IO T ,.aV R ecei-
j y(?r of The F irs t N a tiOnal B ank of
, The Dan es> O regon,
P laintiff
,
__versus__
j
,
MARY C H IS H O I^I ,M A ^ A B E T
Builder
„
, .
(Continued from page one»
j
Edson, P ortland -a w h ile on the
i
republican tick et th is co n test is
j
confined to two can d id ates —
. Florence A. R unyan an d Mrs. Geo.
, J . Ger.inger, both, oi P o rtlan d .
j
The. eh.ncc>
COLLIN
G. I
conventions of the two m ajor p ar- i C HISHOLM , and
¿ ies , has
republican
__ a ttra c te d 25 ------
CHISHOLM , and to all o th er p er­
1 v-.rd it is w orth going to see. One! Hood River county, m ig h t m ater- and 30 dem ocratic candidates w ith sons unknown claim ing any rig h t
can see a v ast h eat field, h o m e s ,i r l i z e in any of our th re e d irecto r «flaces fo r only ten available in title, e sta te , lien or in te re st in
Outs
ro- ns the nearby m ountains, the 1 school d istricts. T h a t is a m a tte r ew;h c<mverrtion. T he b iggest group ¿he real p ro p erty described in the
F fliu s H i
in.m s ,tne nearuy
m anagem ent,
w h eth er 'under of
- can
— didates .however,
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is a th a o»
t C om plaint adverse to p laintiff’s ;
river canyons.
old th ree m em ber boards or which flocked down fro m M ultno­ ow nership or any cloud upon
T h « e is only one o th er spot in , o
u
r
^
th e five mah county to file fo r the 13 sea ts t p lain tiff’s title thereto ,
(Continued from page one) _
Published E very F rid ay at
t h e , s t a t e of Oregon w here one
S u p e r in te n d e n t and in the House of R ep re sen tativ es {•
Moro. Oregon
D efendants.
quested th a t a larg e block of Bon­
th ree local
of the county e l]c ted
to t h a t leg islative d istrict.
neville power be reserved fo r it.
- . . . . advisors
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SU M M O N S:
Gile» L. French
_ Edito car. see so ntuc u eu „ i\a°e - ................................
that is from the top
Thc am ount is g re a te r th an th a t
E ntered as second-class m atter 2 U »oage h
in
Cordon deplorable and u n p leasa n t ex p er- th is legislative race w ith the dem -
contracted by the Alum inum C om ­
the Postoffice at Moro, Oreg-
Now ’ the load
¡vn<.es in school affairs have been c c ra ts m u sterin g a to tal of 25 can- ’ or in te re st in the real p ro p erty
pany of Am erica.
Wider A c t'o f C ongress of M arc'- ridge is .a little narrow and the born w ithin our th ree hom e dir- d jd a tes from which to select th eir
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described
in , t h e __C om plaint
driver who stops to v i e w
3. 1879.
d istric ts system . U n d er jg nominees.
herein
adverse
to
p
laintiff’s
ow­
RFC i” directed to m ake loans
i cry m ay have difficulty
i Te!” ‘. ^ )al boar(| B not , in frequently
O F F IC IA L C O U N T Y PA PER
n ership or any cloud upon p lain ­
to tim b er holders so they can
ti, , out if an o th er ear comes a-
•
tcach[.rs disliked by h alf
tiffs title th ereto , D efendants,
S ta te income tax officials, swam '
pay th eir tax es w ithout rem oving
. , K. And ,nasm uch as th .s s the c , t mu y -
schools
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
. or more of the p atro n s of schools
under a la s t m inute rush of IN T H E NAM E OF TH E STATE
tim ber on a poor m ark et by a
£
‘^ n X A u i h «
ibem
more than is
Payable in Advance
bt ouvfl and pay them m uch m ore th a n is re tu rn s >dld not expect to be able OF OREGON, you are hereby
bill introduced in th e senate. No
ONE YEAR ............................
think a approved of by those who m u st to dig o u t fa r enough to- rnake_ J-eeuired to ¿qjp e a r an d answ er
action is expected on the bill, how ­
view point in the s ta te we
pay the bill. Some of the m ost u t­ any rep o rt on collections until late th(j Q ^ ^ p ia in t filed in th e above
ever, before next year. M ost tim ­
APRIL 5, 1940
iv nout or two m ight a p p ro p n a te r d isreg ard of public
d esire in - the ''w eek . C om m ssioner E arl ! e n tjtjed su jt with in four (4) weeks
ber owners of the n o rth w est a re
v be provided.
evei w itnessed has been exhibited F ish er, head of the income tax from lhe date of the first pu,b-
su p p o rtin g th e m easure e n th u sia s­
Miss Muriel Lent, visitor t » a
SEN SE OF VALUES
by the m ajo rity actl™ of 1 th ree , division, however, declared th a t , lication of th is Summ ons, and if
New York hobhy show, view i a tically .
n
u
m
b
er
.local
school
boards.
A
collections
appeared
to
be
fa
r
a-
■
f
g
.j
SQ
to
answ
er
fo
r
w
ant
John W. Kelly, who w rites a
model church through a
g
as to “ padding budgets , no co
head of o rig in a, estim ates w ith } tb p reo f thc pia in tiff will ap p ply
p i r glass. Thc church is m a' - of t 1 a-
Rep. C harles H. Leary of Spo­
weekly column fo r this paper from
ty d istric t board in O regon h as a la rg e r nuniber of persons pay- |
th e C ourt fo r the reiief dem an- sands of burnt m atchsticks.
kane
broke up the economy bloc
W ashington D. C., stated in hL
ever come anyw here n ear so arin g ing th eir taxes in full than ever : e J Jn
C oniplaint herein, nam e-
in
the
house by sponsoring an ad-
news of last week that, the PWA
so highly as m any of our local before.
' ly a decree th a t the plaintiff be T ok CLERK
d
'tio
n
al
$50,000,000 for the CCC
had allowed An ap p ro p riatio n ot
boards have.
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Six proposed peoples u tility dis declared and be adjudged to he
I h .re b y announce
my
e: 1- beys. News sto ries are being pub­
From
the
O
bserver
A
pril
8,
1921
$7348 to install a sp rin ld er system
W ith the p ercap ita costs in Kla- tric ts are scheduled fo r a te s t of
didacy to succeed m yself in oil .-e lished in the national capitol th a t
The first baseball gam e of the nu,th county, before it undertook public sen tim en t a t the May p ri­ the ow ner of the land described
on th e lawn of th e co u rt house
as County Clerk, subject to t it W ashingtorTs Bone and Schwell-
ir.
such
C
om
plaint
as
season was won by Moro ever t he 'mOst su b stan tial school fac- m aries. Five of these are co u n ty ­
grounds a t B aker.
will of the R epublican voters.
enhach have buried the h atchet.
E i NW 1;
W i NEL
NEi
The sam e w eek it was learned G rass Valley by a score of 17 to 2 jiities program of any ru ra l area wide projects. The o th e r involves
If elected ,1 will continue
to They Have been a t outs since the
N E1, Section 16; S E iS E I , Sec­
heie th a t there w as little or no G rass Valley played w ith five high • in O regon, th a t was reduced from a proposal on th e p a r t of public
serve the best in terests of t ie 1938 election. So determ ined w-as
tion 21; N E 1SW J, Section 26;
local d istric ts ow nership advocates to , em brace
hope to obtain an appropriation school boys and four grade school $92.00 under the
people of Sherm an County at H the adm in istratio n to win the rec­
NW
5SW
1
Section
27;
S
E
I
s y s t e m to $56.00 w ithin about the city of P01 tlan d in a PU D .
of $2600 from th e federad govern- Ixys.
j N E I;
tim es.
iprocal trad e ag reem en t vote th a t
N
E
I
SE1;
S
i
SE1-4
Cora S te w art
en tertain ed the th ree years of operation of the
' rn .n t to aid the w ork of the local
The o th e r p ro jects scheduled
Joe T11. tt when S en ato r T rum an was g ro u n ­
Section
28;
N
iN
i
Section
33,
Experim ent statio n , which was es­ basket ball girls, F rances Antler- COUr.ty d is tric t plan, and the wfii e for vote M ay 17 include:
ded in P ennsylvania ,the arm y was
• except about 33 acres lying
tablished w ith fed eral aid under a sen and her friend Irene K en lall mOst of the p atro n s of ts schools
W ashington county 'P U D , em-
FOR S H E R IF F
ordered to send a plane to bring
W
est
of
the
C
ounty
Road
in
1 Faid the schooling had im proved. biiicing practically the en tire p»op-
form of co n tra ct betw een the a ta t, f i^ ’n U of O la st T hursday.
1 hereby announce my Candida y him in.
the
N
W
IN
W
1
of
Section
33
M ary Irene, d a u g h ter of Mr. and True, it is, th eir provision for u 'a te d area of th a t county w ith
and Sherm an county and th e gov-
as described in a deed reco r-* fo r the dem ocratic nom ination f ir
M rs. W K.' Johnson was ser- them selves of the best housing an
the exception of the city of F o re st
i . i ment.
sheriff of Sherm an county subp -t NOTICE TO fTIED ITO RS
ded
in Book V of Sherm an
Now we are certain th a t Baker iously injured la st F riday wnen tra n sp o rta tio n system in th e sta te Grove which is now served by a
to the will of the voters at the p i-
C
ounty
Deed
Records
a
t
page
Notice is b reby given th a t the
county is practically b an k ru p t an,, throw n from a horse she was r i d - 1 has necessarily ran th e ir per cap m unicipal ¡plant an d approxim ately
m ary election in May. If elect' i,
98 th ereo f; S E iN W J Section
ita
undersigned,
W. G. K eller, has
en tirely unable to keep its lawn ing double w ith Z'ella B urnet.
, v<, costs upw ards late y ears, but 15 square miles of te rrito ry ad-
I will ca rry on the work of t ie
-
cr.ee paid fo r and perm an en y j ? c tn t to th a t city.
| 35; EJSW } Section 35; all of
in the m an n er to which it has
been
appointed
a d m in istrato r of
office to the b s t of mv ability.
Section 36; Tow nship 4 South,
Yamhill county PUD, em bracing
been accustom ed and th a t if u Fiom the Observer April 7, 1911 r n j Oyed. The ex p enditures fo r
C
harles
C.
Wii-
n
the estate of Guv C arlton Adams,
R ange 18 E.WJM.: Lot 4 i»j
these im provem ents will be out of
a n o f the populated por
were p erm itted to dry up the p e l-
H enry R uggles and o th ers who . ,
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n tr o in
lw *
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n . _ ___
Section 31, Tow nship 4 South,
¿ .te a s e d , and has qualified.
costs
will
ag
ain
be
tion of th a t county w’ith the ex­
eniiially
Dem ocratic citizens o. have been try in g th eir luck in the way and
FOR A SSESSO R :
R ange 19 E.W .M .; Lots 3 and
All persons having claim s a g ­
rd ia b le re p o rt, in ception of „the cities of McMinn­
tliat city would suffer untold a g ­ W allow , county, arc back a t home ma^ r ’ar” f
I hereby announce candidacy to
4, Section 6, Tow nship 5 South,
ain
st said e state are hereby noti-
ville
and
N
ew
berg.
ony and g re a t puolic sham e.
succeed m yself as A ssessor of
.
old Sherm an county.
I
. *
of Hood Ri-
Rnngfi 19. E.W .M ,: Lot 1, the
f.eu, and re q u ired tu p r e s e n t the
Lincoln
county
PUD,
w
ith
an
Yet, it seem s th a t th ere Could
S herm an ebbiily; su b j’t To
W i N f iC EiN W i", Section 1,
t h i r t y nine v o t e were baat at ■
pupil a n i
sim e , duly verified, to the under-
a rea of 175 square miles and a
of the Republican voters.
be no debate on the com parative th e Moro city «lection, D r. O. .,
U x levieg have been
N E IN W I Section 2, Tow nship
' signed at the office of the County
population
of
8000.
M arg aret W. Peetz
value of the tw o appropriations. Goffin was re-elected mayor. IL U ^
since th e county em braced
a S outh, R ange 18 E.W.M.
-C le rk , C o u rt H ouse, Moro, S her- —
N ehalem B asin PUD including
The local experim ent statio n s e r­ M artin councilm an for one year,
d
istric
t
pian>
and
the
from all claim s of defendants
m an County, Oregon, w ithin six
....
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J
x
an
area
of
83
square
miles
in
free
_
,
„„a
A N N O V N ( E M E N i
ves, and has served wedl, the f a r ­
B arnum , F. A. S ayrs, 0 . A. while, the n u m b e r of stu d en ts W ashington and Columbia counties of all persons whom soever a
(6) m onths from the date of thc
H aving filed my declaration of
m ers of the e n tire Columbia ibasin. Ram sey councilm en for th ree years. schooled has increased ap p ro x im at
county p p jn em bracing a th a t the cloud upon the trtle 0
fir>t
publication af this notice,
candidacy for the Dem ocratic Pi e­
The g rain s, th e g ra sse s, the till­
F. D. Jam es and N. N. N eim an elv eighteen per cent. In th e two a t - alon
COa st in th a t co- su ch land arisin g by reason of the
to
w
it:
M arch 15, 1940.
ty
's
nom
ination
of
county
c,(
k
age m ethods it has developed have have opened a first class tailo rin g di* tric ts in which costs and levies up
losing of thS order of sale and
of Sherm an County, Oregon. I c. •-
W.
G. K eller, A d m in istrato r
been of m ateria l aid to every tle a n in g and p a s s in g estab lish ­ have not been reduced J t is said
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notice of sale in the bankruptcy
d
ally
solicit
the
support
•
of
the
fa rm er and indirectly to every, cit­ m e n t on Main s tre e t in th is city there is heavy income from public
anoth e r old age pension proceedings of Duncan Chisholm
Galloway” & K rier,
m em bers of th a t p arty and a ;o
izen.
next to the). Hotel Moro, directly utilities, which m ight account for
popposaj was addad to those al- re ferred to in the com plaint be
the su p p o rt of all electors of Sh r- The Dalles, Oregon,
Now we com e to a period in opposite the post office.
the fa ilu re of reductions th ere .
re a dy on file w ith S ecretary of rt moved by order of this Court, man County, Oregorj.
A tto rn ey s for E state,
the h isto ry of this nation when
M arried at the home of Mr. and
In 1933 a com m ittee of five sub- g ta te g nen lVnen E arl Evans Cle dt d a r in g title in fee simple to
Ross Ornduff
b i t e of la st publication April 12
the beautification of a c o u rt house M rs. John •Christiansen Sunday Ptantial w heat fa rm ers of e m e r n
Jpnd apd otherg of P o rtlan d ln|- be in the plaintiff herein, and
ot
tyw n is -w orth $7346 to th e fed­ A pril 2nd, Miss AHie Bayley and Qregon ea<.h having been a p at- "¿iated a
m
easure
under
which
th
a
t
the
defendants
and
all
persons
tinted a
Lady. I don’t really kno h< w
eral g o vernm ent and the co n tin u a­ F n .n k H ennagin. Rev. C-
Low- j
our s t hools and a ta x p a y e r O regon”s needy aged would be bp forever enjoined and barred
tion o f a pro v en ex p erim en t feta­ th er officiating. Chas. N ish acted r( por^ed on the m erits of th e co- as? u red of a m onthly income of from asse rtin g any claim in and
you can hang f»om a siik thing IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF
tion is not w orth $2600.
$40.00.
to said land, adverse to the plain- like th a t parachute. The suspen ;e TH E STA TE OF OREGON FOR
.is best m an and Mis« Hazel M er- unty dj« trict plan as follow s:
SHERM AN COUNTY
T he kindest th in g th a t can be sin g er w as bridesm aid.
“ Your com m ittee endorses the
proposal to employ a full tin ’ and for such other relief as to m ust eb terrible.
In the m a tte r of the E s ta te of
(Aviator. No M a’am, its when
said is th a t th is is a d em o n stra­
u
n
ty
unit
plan
and
believes
tim
e
state
arch
itect
bobbed
up
th
is
H
onorable
C
ourt
m
ay
seem
cc
/ '
countie8 t h a t have
H. A. Somm er, deceased.
tion of a peculiar sense of values, G ram Valley Journal April 8,1921
the
suspense
isn
’t
there
th
a
t
its
again at this weeks session of the n u e t.
,
TO >VHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
an en tirely
unjustified sense of
Mr. and Mrs. F rank B ayer have ' adopted it has shown th a t,
Board, of Control, B udget D i r e «
This sum m ons is published by -bed.
,
Ycu are hereby notified th a t the 1
values.
to
r
EcCle«
and
P
u
rch
asin
g
A
gent
order
of
Honorable
Carl
H
endricks
Lodge
No
121
V
I
a new baby boy a t th e ir home ar- ; a ) It saves ta x money,
A A M undersigned have been appointed
for
n v .n g W ednesday, A pril 6th.
| b) More value is received
Dan F ry were authorized by the Ju d g e of the above entitled co u it
M eets on the 1st and by the above entitled court, A d ­
board to canvass the situ atio n to by order made and entered under
the m oney th a t is spent.
I.
D.
Pike,
who
has
been
a
t
W
hite
3rd
T hursday
eve­ m in istra trix *
SCHOOL BILL
of the Estatl? of
c) It equalizes th e tax es over ascertain w hat arch itects m ight d ate of A pril 4, 1940.
Salm on for two weeks re tu rn ed
nings of each m on.h. ILA. Som m er, deceased, and have
It is learned th a t a criticism of Sunday and will soon open a first the county.
iDate of F irs t publication of this
be available fo r the job, if crea­
t
V isiting m em bers cor qualified. And all persons hav-
d> It gives b e tte r train in g .
the proposed school bill is being ,1m s vulcanizing place.
sum m ons A pril 9, 1940,
ted, and at w h at salary,
dially invited to m et .ng claim s ag a in st sam e are h ere­
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M oreover this com m ittee found
mode th a t is gives too much power
D ate of L ast publication of this
w ith us.
W alter B yers and Miss F a y th a t in the sta te of U tah .where
by. required to present th eir claim
to the five m an board. From a
Illness of one of its m em bers sum m ons May 3, 1940.
E. Amidon, W.M.
Howell o f K ent failed to atten d the the county d istrict plan had long
v.ily
verified, to the undersigned
purely dem ocratic point of view
GAVIN & GAVIN
necessitated postponem ent of a
C. V. Belknap, Se y. w 'f.in six m onths a f te r d ate ol
show la s t W ednesday evening, but!
_
.been
a
d
o
p
t
e
d
,
th
a
t
the
it is tru e to say th a t an y d eleg a­
Attorney», for P laintiff
m eeting of the sta te board of for-
puuneulion of this notice.
tion of power is im proper. No drove to M adras an<| cam e back -
estry scheduled for la s t T h u rsday
U nited States*. N ational Bank
„
much per capita as were the cos^s a t which it was expected a per- n i d p .r The Dalles, Oregon
Roy J. B aker
Ellen E. Som m er
one, however has gone so fa r as Mr .and M rs. Byera.
Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. <). F. A tt’y for estate
The
cen
tral
telephone
iofficA
was
Oregon<
w
hile,
the
U
tah
ian
s
,at
Irm a Laffoon
to w a n t to re tu rn to th e old town
m anent state fo rester would be
in ---- -
,
Moro, Oregon
•
Elsie M artin
best named to relieve iCarl Davis of
m eeting type of governm ent, for moved la s t S atu rd ay n ight to the h a s t .claimed they had the
1 am a candidate for the Dem­
M eets 1st and 3rd
A d m in istratrix »
the sim ple and adequate reason E llard building ju s t south of (he schooling facilities.”
Coos 'county who has been hofit- ocratic nom ination for sheriff of
Tuesdays
in
(ha
D ate off- first publication being
It is the last of the above det- ing down the job under a tem por- Shem an county. If elected I will
th a t it is too unwieldy and people i iiillips garage.
I.O..O.F. hall T iai
M
arch 8, 1940.
ei m inatiqps of the group of four ary appointm ent since J a n .l.
p re fer to d eleg ate the power and
conduct the office in an efficient
sient and visit og
th a t should be of m ost and deepest
'
,9 * ,
have th e work done fo r them .
m anner.
W alter Eaton
brothers are col li
cencern to us all .th a t we affoi d
large delegation of ea ste rn
The county b o ard would have no
ally invited to i. t IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF
our children the best educational Q iegon w heat grow ers appealed to
TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR
I am a candidate for the nom i­
pow ers not now g i v e n to other
w ith us.* 1
rd v a n ta g e s th at the m eans we can Governor S prague S atu rd ay - fo r nation 'for county com m issioner
SHERM AN COUNTY
school boards. In fa c t they would
Orlo M art'n, N.G.
spare for th a t will provide.
aid in th eir fight for a reduction
May prim aries. If elected Vernon Miller, Sec.
In the m atter of the E sta te s of
not have as m any.
No school
J. B. Adams
in freig h t ra te s on th eir product, j prom jse to serve the en tire co-
C harles H. Leonard and J a n e t
board in this county has to call
U niversity of Oregon, April 4,-
— The governor prom ised his co-op- un(y im partially in all m atters,
Leonard, deceased.
in a single ta x p a y e r to m ake up P ru p erty tax levies for the cities
Bethlehem C hapter, No. 78.O.E.S.
eration and has already moved to
David Reid
TO
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
a b u d g et They are not under the of Oregon for 1940, the am ount of
Moto, Oregon
p resent his views to the in te rs ta te __ ___________ _
Notice
is hereby given th a t F red
local b u d g et law. T h at m eans th a t which re p resen ts the budgeted
M eets Every Second and
commerce comission which has th e
j am a candidato fo r the Rep-
K
iusow
,
the A d m in istrato r of
the d irectors m ake th eir own b u d ­ cost of city services .total $9,826,
F o u rth T hursdays in each
tarifT schedule under considera-
nom ination fo r sheriff a t
g e t w ithout let or hindrance. The 434 ai definite increase over 1939
Month. V isiting m em bers hoih of said iestates, has rendered
tion.
| I tho
A tto rn e y A t L a w
and filed his final account in each
the n p rim
rim arv
ary election in May. If
county school board would have when the am ount w'as $9,588,253,
Invited
pojninated and elected in Novem-
of said
estate s for
settlem en t
to nam e a b u d g e t com m ittee and and 1938 when the figure was $9,
Scores of O r e g o n N ational , w
j wdl conduct the affairs of Naomi Van Gilder, W. M.
M o ro an d W a»co
and
the
eb
u
rt
has
appointed
Mon’
hold a public h earin g on its es­ 208,875 a re p o rt on com parative
G uard men are en listin g in the ,
office courteously and efficient- Ruth Sf*arl:ng, Sec.
tim a te d expenditure* ,at which at tax ra te s in O regon cities for
day the 6th day of May ,1940,
reg u lar arm y and navy these days jy &nd
c0-operate w ith other
a t the hour of 10 o’clock A. M-
least ten persona would be present J<j40 shows. The bulletin w as pre-
acording
to
figures
released
by
law
enforcem
ent agencies.
It appears th a t th e m a tte r is p red by the bureau of m unicipal
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No.
in the (County C ourt room of the
M ajor General W hite. So fa r this *
H a rry O. K unsm an
Moro, Oregon
C ounty C ourt house in
Moro,
not being tried on its m erits a t rvS€arch of
U niversity of Ore-
year more th an 70 m em bers of
all, .but on a g re a t num ber of gon and the Leafcne of Oregon C it­
Sherm an C ounty, Oregon as a
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
thc Oregon Guard have been gran
tim e and place fo r the h ea rin g
suppositions.
day of each month.
ies.
ted discharges to p erm it th em to NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX’S SALE V isiting m em bers wel
of
objections to and final se ttle ­
T here would be a board of five
The bulletin, which is available
jojn the reg u lar arm y.
Sixteen
m ent of said account.
come.
men, elected from five sections of to city officials and others con­
Notice
is
hereby
given,
by
v
irtu
e
others have been released from
F red Krusow
the county .They would have the cerned shows th a t the ta x levy of
of an order of th e county co u rt of ^,nna D ay_8/_ _ ;_ _
the guard to join the naVy and
Florence Johnston, Set
A d m in istrato r
pow er to consolidate schools. They ¡o v er $1,000,000 higher than the
PORTIAMO, ORIGON
eig h t have tra n sfe rre d th e ir alleg W asco county, S ta te of O reg o r,
would PRO BA BLY do th a t very I 1936 figure,- was the low est since
lance from the guard to the U. S. m ade on the 27th day of M arch 1940
th in g if the sentim ent in th eir 1926. It is also approaching the
M arines.
I will on and afte r th e 29th day
d istricts wras in favor of it. If, all tim e high set in 1931 a t $10,
of
April, 1040, sell a t p riv ate sale all
sen tim ent w as ag a in st it they 1
Read the- Ads In th e Jo u rn a l
of th e in te re st of Guy A ubrey Pound
probably would not.
C ertainly •
’
\
q M J fiSi a n □
deceased, in:
they should consolidate the h ig h 1 A lthough t h e W t u a l tax shows
property
schools _ but this is m erely a an increase, the 1939
N E '4 and the SW '< of Section
p riv ate opinion ,and like m any valuation .which serves as a Lax
19 in Tow nship 2, N orth, Range
nother p rivate opinion m ight not , base, is $431,876,850 a decrese of
17, E. W. M.
$1.378377 from the
preceeding
be considered by the 'board.
Tfie
sale will be made for m oney,
T he school system in this co­ year.
HOME
ELEC
TR
IC
LIGHT
o
r
th
e
p u rc h aser m ay assum e the
The increased total for
1940
unty does not fit the conditions
Quick - Easy - Safe
SYSTEM
m
ortg
ag
e now upon said prem ises,
in th is county. It costs too much: com bined wnth tbe decrease in
Use
the
wind-
its
free.
B
atteries
and pay th e balance in money. Bids
it educates too little. Few- like rt: valuation has raised the average
g u aran teed 80% of original ca p a ­ will bif received by th e executrix a t
city
levy
from
21.9
mills
to
22,7
Write or call
•
Convenient
Location
n early all com plain about it.
city a t end of 5- o r 10 yr. period th e office of F rank G. Dick, attor"
for com plete
• Coffee Shop—"Buffet Tavern
The question before the people is for 1940, the re p o rt shows,
8-i t special b u ilt re frig e ra to r fo r
• Dining km ) Banquet Rooms
w hether they w ish to change i n 1 Sherm an county towms, accor-
ney, room 20, V ogt Building, The
information—
b a tte ry operation. Enjoy sw eeper,
• Famously Fine Fpod
the expectancy of g ettin g some- ding to .. tju t,,re p o rt,.a rft ,generally
Dalles, Oregon, whero the sale will
iron, to aster, ‘ waffle iron and o t­
• Modem Appointments
th in g b etter o r w hether they wish lower than the average. Moro has
her fixtures. 3 yr. paym ent plan. be m ade.
•
Luxurious
Outside
Rooms
to contiwue w ith a system they ! a leVy of 14.6 and a percapita cost
BESSE L. POUND, E xecutrix
Free estim ates w-it'hout obligation
•
Garage
Oppos
to
know they do not lilee.
of $7.10; Wasco has a m illage of
Phone or Write
F ran k G. Dick
_________________
24.4 for city purposes and a por
H e a d O ffic e , P o r tla n d , O re g o n
JOHN
De MOSS, D ealer.
lO
ftd
O
M
S
A ttorney
T his country can have the hard- cap ita cost of $12.84; G rass Val-
MEMBER
FEDERAL
D E P O S IT
I N S U R A N C I
C O R P O R A 1 IO N
Moro,
Ore.
Res.
DeMoss
Spr.
21-24
The Dalles, Oregon
S E N S IB L E R A T E S .
esL 'rain s fo r a few m inutes of ley has city m illage of 15.2 and a
Moro Grain Growers,- Dealer
p er ca p ita -cost of $9.72,
a 1 moot anyplace.
It ju s t so happerts th a t r.ow
Sherman County Observer
an ! then the w rite r has an oppor­
E stablished N o v .,2, 1888
tunity to tak e sti angers to the
Grass Valley Journal
. (l oa a tittle tour, N e t. ly !
- E stablished Oet. 14, 1897
ev iiy o n e does the same.
JON SOLI DATED M arch ft. 1931
i t o c c u r s to th e undersigned
Gor-
There is one spot,
up on
-w hich
; ‘V e u t ' t h a . mast of th e school govern-
Wasco News-Enterprise
1 G lea! of the county can be _ seen nu n t m a tte rs com plam M o f by
de
•
E stablished Nov. 1891
«lowed ' V rs Jackson in the JO U R N A L of
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w aving piuweu
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as havin g -----
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