Sherman County journal., April 26, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRID A Y , A P R IL 26, 1940
NE1NWI Section 2, Township
Bethlehem C h apter, No. 78.O.E.S,
ll , uihlished inform ation is c o r­
5
South, R ange 18 E.W.M,
Moro, Oregon
rect’ i. any more children per th o u s ­
free from all claim s of defen d an ts
M eets E very {Second and
and : re born each y ear in G er­
Sherman County Observer
1
from page one)
F o u rth T h u rsd ay s in each of all persons w hom soever and
many and Italy than in F rance p ita ’, a t Pendleton is g u ilty of
E stablished Nov. 2, 1888
M onth. V isiting m em bers th a t the cloud upon the title of
and I ngland. T h at m eans th a t in polluting .the w aters of th e U m a­
such land a risin g by reason of the
Grass Valley Journal
Invited
i ftv g enerations the G erm ans tilla river.
lo
.in g of the o rd er of sale and
Established Oct. 14, 1897
Naom i Van G ilder, W. M.
SON SO LI DATED March 6, 1931 will m tu rally in h erit a g re a te r
notice
of sale in th e bank ru p tcy
Green said th a t a p relim in ary
Ruth Sparling, Sec.
port:« • of the e a rth because there in v estig atio n has indicated th a t it
proceedings
of D uncan Chisholm
W asco N ew s-E nterprise
will b • no one else to w ant it, no would be ch eap er fo r th e s ta te to
re
ferred
to
in the com plaint be
E stablished Nov. 1891
Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116
one e . e to till it, no one to eat^ p lpe th e sew age from th e in sti­
rt
moved
by
order of th is C ourt,
CONSOLIDATED M arch 4, 1932
Moro, Oregon
pi nduce.
tu tie n s in the vicinity o f th e cap-
d eclaring title in fee sim ple to
Meets 2d & 4th Tues
If t le d ictato rs could look ahead itol city into Salem fo r tre a tm e n t
be in the plaintiff herein, and
0 RE6l ° o * ^ h ^ peR
day
of each m onth.
v. gei eratio n
they m ight curb in a m unicipal p la n t to be in s ta l­
,h a t the d efendants and all persons
V isiting m em bers wel
¿npati.nce and obtain peace- led by th is city th an it would be
PU B U SH tFT V A H o F'ATI ON
be forever enjoined a n tf ibarred
come.
roly w hat they now fig h t for and to in stall sew age disposal p lan ts
.'u n i asse rtin g any claim in and
Anna Davis, N. G.
v.nat they m ight lose because of at the in stitu tio n s. The cost of th is
to
said land, adverse to the plain-
Published E very F rid ay a t
F lorence Jo h nston, Sed
fb g e n le re d hate.
p io g rc m Green e stim a te d a t $50,
tii?
and fo r such o th er relief as to
Moro, O regon
(Continued from page one)
E ureka Lodge No. 121 A -F & A-M th is H onorable C ourt may* seem
000..
M eets on th e 1st and nv.et.
Editor
The board asked the sa n ita ry
Giles L. F re nch - ■
IT R A IN S W H EN IT W ANTS Til
W ash in g to n Scene— Some Indian
3rd
T h u rsd ay
eve­
engineers
to
proceed
w
ith
d
etailed
This sum m ons is published by
E ntered as second-class m a tte r a t
land in th e Colum bia basin is
nings of each m onth. order of Honorable C arl H endricks
studies
of
the
sew
age
problem
a
t
No
one
who
has
spent
any
con­
tht Postoflice at Moro, Oregon
needed fo r the G rand Coulee devel­
V isiting m em bers cor
Ju d g e of th e above en titled c o u rt
under Act of C ongress of M arch siderable tim e in S herm an county the several in stitu tio n s w ith a view opm ent and R epresen tativ e C harles
dially
invited to m eet
ta n help h u t be im pressed by a to p re s e n tin g a definite recom- H. Leavy, Spokane, has introduced
by order made and entered under
3, V8T9.
w ith us.
jteculiar habit of the w eather. It m endation for its so lution *to the a bill fo r th e governm ent to p u r­
date oi A pril 4, 1940.
Recent arrival in the United States
E. Amidon, W.M.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
i an rem ain dry in this county foi ni xt leg islatu re.
D ate of F ir s t publication of th is
chase th e land. . ’. . T oughest fight is Rabbi Joseph Isaac Schneersohn,
C. V. B elknap, Secy.
* • • •
•a most depressing num ber of days,
sum m ons A pril 5, 1940.
O regon’s M cN ary had as a confiée leader of the movement for the pres­
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATES
weeks and m onths. And when sue!
A w ard of a door prize a t a on the supply bill fo r the d e p a rt­ ervation of orthodoxy of the Jewish
D ate of L ast publication of this
Payable in Advance
a pi ried of dryness comes upon us cooking school or sim ila r ev en t m ent of a g ric u ltu re was to keep faith. He was forced to spend six Moro Lodge No. 113, I. O. O. F. sum m ons May 3, 1940.
ONE Y EA R .............................
the sky can cloud up, the tem pera constitutes a lo tte ry in violation an y th in g in the bill fo r fo rest fire weeks in a cellar in Warsaw during
Moro, Oregon
GAVIN & GAVIN
ture rise and every o th er indica­ of th e s ta te (law, according to protection. Five of the seven con- the German invasion of Poland.
M eets 1st and 3rd
A P R IL 26, 1940
A tto rn ey s fo r P laintiff
tion of rain becme a p p a ren t. Then, A ttorney G eneral V anW inkle. A t­ feteesk w ere fro m the so u th ern
T uesdays
in the 502 U nited S ta tes N ational B ank
in su?h a tim e, the wind olows or tendance a t the school, th e a t t o r ­ sta te s and M cN ary was the only than 500,000 men join in to keep
I.O..O.F. hall T ra n B 'dg., The Dalles, Oregon
’1 A IN ’T FU N N Y McGEE
it ju t don’t rain fo r no reason at ney general holds, is th e p rice m em ber from th e w est or north, th?' supply m oving.
sien t and visiting
The m ajor problem in federal rll.
b ro th ers are cordi
paid for a chance a t th e prize. In R^p re sen tativ e W a lte r M. Pierce in
•OK C IJiR K
D uring the 24 hour period 60,-
governm ent th a t is causing debate
ally invited to meei
No A’ and then we have u »pell ol the sam e opinion the s ta te ’s legal scrte<1 in th e Record an article on
I hereby announce
my
can-
000,000 gallons of gasoline are con­
m this county a t the p resen t tim e w eather when it ju s t ra in s w ith no advisor held th a t injection of a
with us.
diuacy to succeed m yself in office
‘‘C
ap
italism
,”
w
ritte
n
by
a
fo
rm
e
r
is the Jones-W heeler bill, now in p rep aratio n a t all. The sun goes quiz co n test into a ’'bank n ig h t’
as County Clerk, su b ject to the
resid en t of Bend. O regon, Dr. John sum ed. T h a t m eans th a t an equal Orlo Martin, N.G.
congressional com m ittees.
uown on com paratively a clear sky does not rem ove such a p rocedure B arr. T h e doctor does n o t favor am ount of gasoline m u st be moved V< rnon M iller, Sec.
will of the Republican voters.
It has -been w ritten to revam p the breeze dies down and before from the realm of chance and it
If elected I will continue
to
balancing th e n atio n al budget. . . . from b ulk p lan ts to the service
the federal farm loan law in line m orning the ground is soaked with still rem ains a lo ttery .
serve the best in te re sts of the
IN T H E CIRCU IT COURT OF
R ep resen tativ es of m illers, canners, statio n sto rag e tan k s, and a th ird
witn the theories of S ecretary W al­ an o th er rain fo r which we often
O ne-third of the $11/605.802 in pulp m ills, lum b erin g , wool produc­ batch of 60,000,000 gallons m ust be TH E STA TE OF OREGON FOR people of Sherm an County a t all
lace. A.’ G. JJlack, new governor of have .a t little 'use.
re fits distrib u ted by th e O re-* ers and o th er com m odities are in moved from the refineries to replen
times.
SH ER M A N COUNTY
th t Farm C redit A dm inistration
n U nem ploym ent com pensation the n atio n al capitol from O regon ¡sh the bulk p lan ts, m aking a RAYMOND L. ELLIO T, as Recei­
Joe T ru itt
Naw the p resen t rainy spell has
and o th ers of the new dealers who
com
m
ission
since
J
a
n
u
a
ry
1,
1938
ver
of
The
F
irs
t
N
ational
Bank
of
lasted since the first o f December.
and W ashington, a sk in g the m ari- g ran d to tal of 180,000,000 gallons
ht Id to the general th eo ry th a t the
FOR COMMISSIONER
T he. D alles, Oregon,
Plaintiff
We hope it continues until the end has been sp en t fo r food, a su rv ey tim e com m ission bo release some ¡ ^ t r a n s i t every day. -
gw em in ent should be the whole
I am a candidate fo r the nom i­
of J u n e 'a f t e r which it will »be tc conducted by the UCC has rev eal­ of the 109 g o v ernm ent ships n o w -------------------------
—
versus—
i
th in g and th a t p riv ate business is
1 MARY CHISHOLM , .MARGARET nation fo r county com m issioner
1 .t.r. for drouth to do much dam age ed. Sixteen percent w as spent fo r in the boneyard so th e n o rth w est
im moral.
a t the May prim aries. If elected
to our w heat crop. If May should rent, an o th er 16 p e rc e n t was sp ent can ship its products to the A t­
[CH ISH O LM ,
A N N IE/ LA U R IE
There are some ad v a n ta g es of-
I prom ise to serve the en tire co­
be « little dry th ere will be few for ‘home op eratio n s’ and 10 per lantic c o a st by w a te r. Scarcity of
I CHISHOLM , and COLLIN
G. unty im partially in all m atters.
i. . ed the borrow ing fa rm e r in the
com plaints, fo r the heavy grow th cent w ent for c lo th in g The r e ­ vessels, due to the w ar, is increas­
i CHISHOLM , and to all o ther per-
'biH. There are also some th in g s in
m ainder of the money ^ a id out ing unem ploym ent in those sta te s,
David Reid
of foliage is not needed.
I sons unknown claim ing any rig h t
tic bill th a t in the long ru n will
to
jobless
w
orkers
was
sp
en
t
for
the
com
m
ission
is
advised.
But this vagary of the w eathei
Land sales by The F ed eral Land | title, e sta te , lien or in te re st in
u it..in ly not redound to the wel-
ti an sp o rtatio n , doctor and dentist
FOE S H E R IF F
' Bank in Spokane in the first th ree the real p ro p erty described in the
fa iv of the fa rm e r who wishes to ii an odd one and s ifm s to dem on­ bi’ls, recreation, education, church
I am a candidate fo r the R ep­
i m onths of 1940 held even w ith Com plaint adverse to plain tiff’s ublican nom ination fo r sheriff a t
jcm ain independent of re stric tin g s tra te the perverseness of n atu re
and ch a rity and
m iscellaneous
When we scan the sky >yith longing
! those fo r the sam e period of 1939, ow nership, or any cloud upon the p rim ary election in May. If
intlvences from W ashington.
items.
for
a
few
drops
of
much
needec
indicating continued s tre n g h t fo p laintiff’s title thereto ,
Among the desirable fe a tu re s of
(i ♦ »» ,
nom inated and elected in Novem ­
! the farm real e sta te m ark et in the
----- D efendants.
the bill from the stan d p o in t of the m oisture we look in vain; w e get
ber I will conduct th e affairs of.
The s ta te highw ay d ep artm en t
H
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four Pacific N o rth w e st states.» J a c - . P
b orrow ing fa rm e r are the reduc- ihe prospects, h u t no rain. When ha«* received word from W ashing- f
th e office courteously and efficient­
If the gasoline used in the ab I). S tu a rt, se c re ta ry -tre a su re r of
0 "n ‘in in tere st ra te s to 3 percent th e e a r th is p len tifu lly supplied
ton to the effect th a t the b u reau U nited S ta tes in an y single day i The Dalles N ational F arm Loan TO: .AH persons unknown claim ­ ly and will co-operate w ith o th er
on loans until J a u n a ry , 1946. T hat v.ith w ater and the crops are grow ­
ing any rig h t, title, estate , lien ia«v enforcem ent agencies.
of public roads has approved the was loaded into tan k ca rs and m ade A ssociation, announced this week.
would save a half of one percent ing a t top speed the rains com«
in te re st in the real p ro p erty
H a rry O. K unsm an
expenditure
of
funds
on
61
m
iles
into a single tr a in - it would s trin g * From J a n u a ry 1 to M arch 31
for five years. Also th e rem oval of 'uninvited like g ate crash ers a t a
described
in
the
C om plaint FOR S H E R IF F
□f
federal
aid
roads
in
th
is
s
ta
te
out fo r m ore than 47 m iles, accord- the land b a n k ’ sold 248 fa rm s fo r
the necessity of tak in g out 5 per prize fight.
•herein adverse to p laintiff’s ow­
1 hereby announce my candidacy
W e’re not going to do anything luring the next fiscal y ear 'begin-"— ,^0 ^he Oregon S ta te M otor As- i a to tal of $845,263.21, S tu a rt re?
cent of the loan in stock is an ad ­
nership or any cloud upon plain
f
t.-
the dem ocratic nom ination fo r
w
sociation. The tra in would be so ported. This am ount is w ithin
al out it, of course, except ta lk ning July 1.
vantage.
t ’ffs title th ereto , D efendants,
sheriff of Sherm an county subject
i long th a t as the locomotive ch u g ­ $10,000 of the q u a rte r total in
. F or these ad v an tag es the farm er T h a t’s all anyone ever does about
to the will of the v o ters a t th e p r i­
°F ™ E
O. D. A dam s, s ta te d irecto r fo r ged into the C enter of P ortland, 1039. O rre o n ’s ,a !e s fo r the th ree '
the w eather. Yet, it is a m ost en­
m akes certain concessions.
m
ary election in May. If elected,
° ‘ OREGON,
you are hereb.
For the 3 percent in te re st rate ' g aging »abject o f conversation anti vocational education, has received the caboose would ju s t be passing m onth period w ere »113.627.64.
1
will ca rry on the work of the
,,
,
,
,
reouired
to
ap
p
ear
and
answ
er
for five y ears he loses the inde- I more perverse than men hold word of his selection as advisor the B ridge of the Gods on the
Sales exceeded necessary new the C om plaint filed in the abovt jfiice to the tx s t of my ability.
on the N ational B roadcasting co­ Cclum'bia River Highw ay.
pendence of the fa rm cred it system . I women to be.
' acquisitions by 150 pieces of prop-
-----------------«
C harles C. Wilson
entitled suit w ithin four (4) week:
m pany’s public service p ro g ram .
To accom plish th is vast d istrib u ­ , erty , indicating the ra te of progress
Its in te re st ra te will be tied to all
The :hasis fo r this recognition is tion problem , m ore th an one m il­ being m ade by the bank rn re tu rn ­ from the date of the first pub
governm ent bonds which, consider- I
understood to h a v f e i b e e n Mr. lion gasoline pum ps are kept busy ing its holdings to priv ate ow n er­ licaticm of this Summ ons, and if FOR ASSESSOR:
ing the extrem e freedom w ith i
1 hereby announce candidacy to
you fail so to answ er for wan:
Adams leadership -in t&e field of in 400,000 gasoline statio n s. More ship.
which these have been issued by
succeed
m yself as
A ssessor of
thereof the plaintiff will applj
vocational education. Adams is a
th is ad m in istratio n m ay— and like­
Sherm
an
county,
su
b
jet
to the will
to
the
C
ourt
fo
r
the
relief
d
e
n
u
n
national vice-president of the A m ­
ly will—have a h ig h er price than
SYNOPSIS O F A N N U A L STATEMENT OP THE
of
the
R
epublican
voters.
ed
in
the
C
om
plaint
herein,
nam
e­
erican V ocational association.
would s tra ig h t fa rm m ortgage
CA N A D IA N F ire insurance company
M arg aret W. P eetz
ly a decree th a t the plaintiff b:
♦ • »
° f Winnipeg, in the Dominion of Canada, on the thirty-first day of De-
bonds in the n ea r fu tu re . Thus G rass Valley Jo u rn al Apr. 29.1921
pursuant1 to9lawade
Inaurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon,
declared and be adjudged to bi
The S ta te Board of Control has
fa rm credit, usually good, is to be
Mi. L. G. Bolton and wife were
A N N O U N C E M E N T
the ow ner of the land described
been advised th a t the W orks P ro ­
» jtal
tied to the now ra th e r shaky gener Monday visitors from Antelope.
H aving filed my d eclaration of
Amount
of
Statutory
Capital
Deposit
in
the
United
States
............$250,
¡1.
such
C
om
plaint
as
000
00
yl national credit, which isn 't . go-
candidacy
for the D em ocratic P a r­
The D ufur team on Sunday de­ gress ad m in istratio n has approved
E i NW };
Wi NEL
NE1
_
,
¿INCOME
fog to be good unless there is a fea(ed the Moro team by a score a g ra n t of $49,404 for use a t the
ty ’s nom ination of county clerk
Net
premiums
received
during
the
year.
Line
17
..............
$172
377
15
N
E
i,
Section
16;
S
E
lS
E
i,
Sec
Fairview home. T his fund will go
quick end to indiscrim inate spend- I of y tQ 4
jf Sherm an County, O regon, I cor-
Interest, dividends and rents received during the vear, Line 27
25 147 22
tion 21: N E jS W i, Section 26;
Income from other sources received during the year
Jially
solicit the su p p o rt of th e
*nk-
.
A Condon Sunday
their Ball tow ard the' em ploym ent of labor
N W iSW .l Section 27; S E J
U nea 32, 33, 37................................................... ;.........’..................... 37,790 37
T his is done by m ak in g the in- , l?jjm w a Roped Wasco to the tunc in im proving ‘he grounds a t the
n
u
m
b
ers
of th a t p a rty and also
N E I; N E I S E i; S i SE1-4
in stitu tio n and in construction of
Total Income ...........................................................................$235,314.74
te re s t ra te on farm loan bonds one
11 to 4
the su p p o rt of all electors of S h er­
Section
28;
N
iN
i
Section
33,
DI8BURMEMENTH
p ercent above the figure a t which
Thj? gtftte H i^ hway com m ission a new po u ltry plant and o ther
man County, Oregon.
Net losses paid during the year Including adjustment expenses,
except about 33 acres lying
all g o vernm ent bonds are sold. has ordered a survey for the first buildings.
Lines 13, 15 :................................................................................. j 64 577 20
Ross Ornduff
W est o f the County Road in
Commissions and salaries paid during the year, Lines 16, 19. ...... 68 461 95
New th e ra te is above the in tere st section of the Shermaju highw ay
FOR S H E R IF F
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year, Line 2 5 .........
8*926 86
the NW LNW i of Section 33
rid e of farm loan bonds. We think
Amount of all other expenditures, Lines 17, 18, 20. 21 22 23
1 am a candidate for the Dem-
R. C. Atwood of Wasco and J.
as described in a deed reco r­
24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 34, 37, 41 ............................... [......36.144.12
the p resen t sy stem is b e tte r for C. H arp er of Moro were G rass
oc: . tic nom ination fo r sheriff of
ded in Book V of Sherm an
the fa rm er who m u s t borrow on Valley business visitors Monday.
Total Expenditures ..................................................
$1775110 13
Shen: m county. If elected I will
County Deed Records a t page
ADMITTED
ASSETS
Ins land.
conduct .be office in an efficient
-L. S. Minks will sell at public
Value of bonds owned (market or par), Line 4 less line 4 0 ........$605 700 00
98 th ereof; S E jN W l Section
Moro C hristian Science Society:
F or th is tem p o ra ry three p e r­ sale in G rass Valley on S aturday
m anner.
W alter E aton
Value of stocks owned (market value), Line 4 plus line 26A....... 30,500.00
35; E iS W J Section 35; all of
Cash in banks and on hand. Lines 5, 5A, 6 & 7 .............................
78.u43.00
cent ra te the farm er» ag rees th a t May 7, ten head of good work Services are held every Sunday
Premiums In course of collection written since
Section 36; Tow nship 4 South,
when he g ets three y ears behind horses aged from 3 to 8 years m orning a t eleven O’clock. Sunday
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY--
September 30,1939, Line 8 .......... ............................................... 61,386.11
R ange 18 E.WJM.: Lot 4 in
Other assets (net), Lines 12 & 14 ....... .................................................. 22,520.64
he will deed his land to the govern­ and will average about 1300 lbs school is a t ten o’clock W ednes­
1 hereby announce my candidacy
day evening m eeting begins a t
Section 31, Tow nship 4 South,
m ent. A fte r th a t his debts m ay be
foi the office of D istrict A tto rn ey
Several teac h ers and student*
Total Admitted Assets ..........•......................................... $798,649.75
R ange 19 E.W .M .; Lots 3 and
scaled down —o th e r lenders tak e attended the -local try -o u t a t Moro at eight. The R eading Room, with
LIABILITIES
for Sherm an County. If re-elected
Gross claims for losses unpaid. Line 14 ............................................ $ 38,68<.20
an a tte n d a n t in ch arg e on W ednes-
4, Section 6, Township 5 South,
note— and the fa rm e r o p erates W ednesday evening.
I will continue to serve in an ef­
Amount
of
unearned
premiums
on
all
outstanding
risks.
Line
18
324,590.26
lay evening, contain« all a u th o r­
Range 19, E.W.M.: Lot 1, the
his farm in accordance w ith rules
All other Liabilities, Line 25 ........................... ......................................
9.968.04
ficient and im p artial m anner.
W iN E i, E iN W l, Section L
laid down by the governor of the From the Observer April 28,1911 ized iC hristian Science lite ra tu re ,
T. L ester Johnson
Total Liabilities, Except Capital .............................. $373,242.50
which m ay be read, borrow ed or
1 r.d bank. A t le a st the new bill
Statutory capital Deposit in the United States ...... $250,000.00
Jam
es
Payne
and
wife
are
liv­
purchased. The public is invited to
Surplus over all liabilities ............................................. 175.407.25
gives the governor the power to
all services and to m ake use o f the
m ake such rules and, in fa ct, to ing a t the Jam es S te w art farm .
Surplus as regards policyholders .......................................................... 425,407.25
Ja m e s Huis has seeded 300 ac­ reading room.
buy or sell land to m ake a fa rm in g
Total .....................................................................................$798.619 75
unit th a t suits the governor of res this spring in addition to 200
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
acies fall seeded and is now plow Moro Community Church
Net premiums received during the year ...........................................$ 33,861.35
the bank.
ir.g
200
acres
sum
m
erfallow
.
How
Net losses paid during the year .............................................................. 12,223.89
Suqday, A pril 28, 1940. 10:00—
F o r the rem oval of the 5 percent
Net losses incurred during the year ...................................................... 16,839.24
Sunday School.
11:00
M orning
stock the fa rm e r loses the local is th a t for a boy fa rm e r?
THE CANADIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
C
harley
and
John
S
te
w
art
pull
W
orship.
Special
music
by
the
R. T. Riley, President
Secretary. J. A. Dawler
m an ag em ent of th e loan. Local
Statutory
resident
attorney for service. Insurance Commissioner, Salem
, fi rm , loan com m ittees « m . ay
. . be an
w ith a band 01 choir. 'Rural life Sunday is being
ap- ed out th is week
t L
h __
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1 horses for The Dalles,
observed th ro u g h o u t the country,
p o in tk l by the governor.
Mr. ' Pierce is fo r the bill. Mr. i W. A. R aym ond’s work a t the ai d the p asto r will preach a ser-
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
CANADIAN INDEMNITY COMPANY
W allace and Mr. Black. A g ain st ' new school house begins to shov fc.on. ap p ro p riate to the occasion.
of Winnipeg, In the Dominion of Canada, on the thirty-first day of De­
The H arland View G range h as
*
it is the G range, Mrl Goss, form er ur-
cember, 1939, made to the Insurance Commissioner of thè State of Oregon
Mrs. Jennie M iller and sister, been invited as special gu ests for
pursuant to law:
land bank governor.
1
Miss
Bessie
W
atkins
.are
visiting
CAPITAL
this
service.
7:30
The
young
pen-
P riv ate lending agencies a re a g ­
Amount of statutory capital deposit In the United States.......... $300.000 00
in
the
Rose
City.
pie
will
m
eet
a
t
the
home
of
Mr.
ain st it for testim ony is th a t it
INCOME
Net premiums received during the year. Line 20 ...... ..................... $ 93,993.11
would put them out o i business and From the O bserver, pril 2A9.1921 and Mrs. Wm. J . M artin. The
Interest dividends and rents received during the year. Line 30.... 19,256.25
lender*-for the evening will be
give th e governm ent 80 percent of
Income from other sources received during the year,
.
Miss
Gene
Brisibine.
1
M
rs.
E.
Olds
from
G
rass
Valley
Lines 34. 35...................................................................................... 58,464.96
the farm loan business instead of
H enry G. H anson, p asto r
1 was visiting in Moro Tuesday a t
4U percent they have now.
Total Income ........................................................ ........ ,...,$171.714.32
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DISBURSEMENTS
T here are a num ber of fa rm e rs the home of her brother in law.
Net losses paid during the year including adjustment expenses.
W asco Church of C h rist, A pril
to whom the h alf o f one percent ¡Jo h n Dunn.
Lines 17, 24 ................................................................................... $ 34.122 80
H .M. Benson is building a 28,’ 1940: Sunday school 10 a.m.
reduction for five y ea rs looks g re a t
Commissions and salaries paid during the year. Lines 32, 35....... 32,382.53
Taxes,
licenses and fees paid during the year, Line 40 ..................
5.544.81
enough to m erit support. T here concrete septic tank fo r the C. C. W orship Service 11 a. m. Ju n io r
Amount of all other expenditures, Lines 37, 38, 39, 41, 42,
Church
11
a.
im.The
Ju
n
io
r
ch
o
ir
a ie others who hold to the indepen C alkins residence.
43, 44, 49, 50, 56, 58, 61....... .................. .......' ......... .................. 72,009.95
den, policies of fa rm e rs and fe a r
County Judge E. D. McKee was will m eet F rid ay A pril 26, a t 7 p.m.
Total Expenditures ........................................................... $144,060.09
the cohtrol featu res.
in Moro Monday atten d in g to co- in the church. The first p a rt will
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value
of
bor.ds
owned (market or par), Line 4 less line 5 3 .........$420,770.00
be
fo
r
practicin
g
of
songs
and
the
Copies of it m ay be obtained, unty co u rt m atters.
Value of stocks owned (market value), Line 4 plus line 40a ....... 17,300.00
but they will require much read in g ' Miss Vivian S tro n g is visiting rem aining tim e will be in the form
Cash In banks and on hand .................................... ............................... 80,396.22
Premiums in course of collection written since September
I
for it is a difficult bill, giving the with her brother T rum an S trong of a social.
3(L 1939, Line 25 ...... ............................-...................................— 33,800.30
W allace P atrick , m in ister.
governor a g re a t deal of pow'^r and fam ily com ing from Eugene,
Total Admitted Assets .....................................................$552.266.52
in term s of “ the G overnor m ay” , ! It was a pity th a t the magni-
LIABILITIES
A verse fo r today: W here no
etc., which is a continuation of ficient tree s in fro n t of the E lls-
Gross claims for losses unpaid, Line 19 ................... ......................... $ 53,880.00
new deal policy ex ten d in g execu- w orth H otel had to be sacrificed wood is, th ere the fire goeth o ut:
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks, Line 25 108,673.08
T H E T E L E P H O N E b rin g s fo lk s
Due for commission and brokerage, Line 30 .................................. 10,820 30
tive power by giving appointees to civic im provem ent. Moro has a so w here th ere is no tale bearer,
All other liabilities, Lines 32, 37 .......................................................... 10,110.92
au th o rity over m any things here- I local rep u tatio n for its fine shade the s trife ce a stth .— Prov. 26:20.
close together. I t’s friendly, personal.
Total Liabilities. Except Capital ................................ $183,484.30
tofore Jield in the hands of .the 1 trees ,both in priv ate y ard s and
Statutory capital deposit in the United States ......... $300,000.00
And it’s thrifty to use.
p tople th ro u g h th e ir elected rep ­ on th e stre e ts but we have none
Surplus over all liabilities ...............1...........................
68,782.22
too m any.
resen tativ es.
W hy not call a friend today?
Surplus as regards policyholders ............................ ............,.............. 368,782.22
H. M* Benson and W .A. R ay­
7*013]
.................................. ....................$552,266.52
mond have the new concrete walk
IM P A T IE N C E
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
A ttorn ey A t L a w
A G erm an Vadio b ro a d caster the on Main stre e t in fro n t of the
Net premiums received during the year .............i;..... a .................... • 1.386 44
Net losses paid during the year .............................................................-
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oth er day was boasting of the E llsw orth Hotel and continuing
M o ro an d W
N et losses incurred during the year ........ «V-»;...................................
I9o «a
num ber of soldier« available in w est about ready fo r use. When
. THE CANADIAN INDEMNITY COMPANY
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R. T. Riley. President
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Se£reoar2 ? ™ in X)awl*r
th a t n ation com pared to the num ­ finished it will be a fine improve-^
Statutory resident attorney for service, Ray R. SummarUl
nient of the street.
ber av ailable f o r th e Allies.
Jewish Leader
Sutafteuse Gemip
Federal Land Bank
Still Selling Land
60 Million Gallons
Of Gas Used Daily
In Other Days j
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GEORGE G. UPDEGRAFF